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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
FINAL ARGUMENTS
By the Railroads in Rate Case
Are Heard by the Federal
Commission.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Conclud-
ing arguments for the eastern rail-
roads, asking an increase in freisht
rates, were heard today before the
Interstate Commerce Commission ana
will he ended tomorrow. The con-
clusion Of hearings at this time is
taken 10 forecast an early decision in
the case, probably next month and at
the latest before the commission takes
its recess for the summer in June.
The ods=In me I1ATLY TELEGRAM
ara ,,sually full of fashion Information
the product itself is always
right within your grasp.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
FILLING FRICKEREs PLACE.

William F'ricker has gone to Pitts
burg on vacation of a few weeks,
and r. b Carly, of the home office
of the National Wooden Mills con-
Germ, a gentleman of long experience
in the clothing business and an ex-
pert pattern maker. is filing Mr.
Fricner's place as manager of the
branch store of the concern on
Fourth street here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
VERDICTS
of Guilty Are Returned in Sew.
eraT Cases in the Criminal
Court of County.

Appeal cases. styled Town OF
Broad Oaks against Russell Hall and
Town of Broad Oaks against w. B.
Reynolds have ben dismissed in the
criminal court.
Thornton Sutton and Mae John
son have been convicted of living to-
gether un-awfully.
B. Coughlin has been found
guilty of a misdemeanor charge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
4 NEW DISCOVERY.

A new discovery in the PRODUCTION
OF clean milk. 1t consists OF clean
farms, cows and clean udders, clean
mixers, clean Appliances. This pro-
Siuces pure wholesome. milk without
theoretical or mechanical devices TOT
tI,e eykraesiun OF dirt IL you want
fliis quality of milk without tho cream
falen out; atf Il from The Mountain
49, = ifs iith - o1eu FOR tnBpec-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
"JUDITH or BETHuIIA0
LYONS no MEET.

The Royal Order of Lions
will meet ln the old K. of p.
Hall, in Glen Elk, Monday
nigd1it, April 9Th. ALI mem
beers are requested to be pres
emit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
EUGENE v. DEBS SPEAKS AT ROB.
INS0N GRAND THEATER.

Eight D. m. April 3 Get reserved
seats at Apollo Candy shop, / to $50
o'clock, date of lecture. Probably last
chance to hear Debs. Try to get in
Advertisement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
AUTO VS. TROLLEY

An automobile driven by Mrs. Harry
Tarr. OF McMechen, collided with a
street car at the corner Of Forty-third
ana Jacob streets yesterday afternoon
and although the lady was not seri
ously injured. the car was badly dam.
aged. Little could be learned in TO.
gard TO the manner In which the acct.
cent happened, but according 20 the
best information that could be gotten
the street car and the automobile side.
swiped each other while each was
travelling ~ only a moderate rate OF
speed. The lady was removed to her
home In McMochen. and al late hour
last night was reported TO be only
slightly bruised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
You Need This
Great Nerve Tonic
Fer Over Estins. Drinking. smoking
or oVer~ors % Any Kind caus-
Ing NerNousness-
Take Ambition Pills

John Coleman Co. is having A lively
sale OF Wendelfs Ambition Pills these
days because the people OF Wheeling
who have tried them know that they
tone Up the entire system and impart
Nigor and energy into run down PEG
PIE IN a few days and because they
are guaranteed 10 do exactly as Ad
yerttsed. and John Coleman is author.
led by the maker TO refund the pur.
chase price 20 anybody dissatisfied
with the first box purchased.
III you feel blue. have lost conf.
dence in Yourself. are respondent
Meak and tired out. a 5O-cent box OF
Nendells Ambition pills IL ali YOU
need 'Nu
Finest prescription for headaches.
ntINous troubles. poor blood. kidney
ana liver complaints. malaria. neural.
kla, trembling and loss OF appetite
lhey never fail 10 end Constipation.
oet them al John Coleman co. and
oesIers everywhere for so cents. Mail
orders nlled. charges prepaid. by Wen.
deii Phramaeal Co. Syracuse y Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
RIVER NEWS

Lieut.. Col. ". Jervey. Of the corps OF
engineers, L. s. Army. and inspector
OF the Fourteenth Lighthouse district,
mas issued the following notice 10 mas
tiers and pilots:
Section l. Ohio River.
During the FIRST ten days Tn June,
ssnags were removed from the following
2, Channel Big Scioto Bar
3, Right Of channel. Gtvcus Landing.
:, Left channel Riggs Landing.
l. Right OF channel. foot Of Charles
ton Har.
2. Right 81 channel. opposite Ripley.
J, Right Of channel. above Augusta
]. channel opposite New Richmond
z, Foot OF Lewis street. Cincinnati
]. Left OF channel. above G. and n
Bridge. Cincinnati
Section 2, Ohio River.
!, Right OF channel above Aurora
Wreeks Removed, Section l, Ohio River.
Maysville Ice Piers. piece OF coal boat
kght Of channel. Straight Greek Rar.
Clasgens Landing. New Richmond. 1
coal boat N'
Wreofs Removed Section ., Ohio River.
AhoNe Madison. Indiana. I coal boat
Running In the place ~ the steamer
LIBERTY the gasoline packet Mildred a.
rived last night from Matamoras she
VII operate the MatarnoraE- XVheeifDg
trade until stage Of water permits fhs
resumption 81 operations by tho Tfbertv
Inc Lorena Is due 20 PASS IN tonight
Tor Pittsburgh, from Cincinnati. on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19

Company has completed a test on IN.
David Roberts farm and has "a good gas
ser IN the Hcr,a Grit I'm the Deerfield
tnWnship, Morgan county. the Gaffnsy
'ii company has started 60 drill a ties.
ON the Elmer Lamb farm. Near StocE-
port, Penn township. the Hcnne OIL
COMPANY has drilled No. % on the J
-. Thompson farm. through the Cow
run sand and has a very light purnpor
In the Harriettsyilie district. Jeffcr-
son township. Noble county. the Huff
man on Company has drilled 40 on
tne Robert Love farm through the Buell.
lsun sand and has a small pumpcr I'm
tnc same township. the Lee Ou Com
pany has drilled No. 70 on the Jonn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
OIL AND GAS

wisn,e most Important strike IN N.
IN Msinia helds OF recent date b.
. on the Hall estate on Rock 49, 49,,
uls springs district. Writ c0flnfV JnJ.
i lhs from the actions OF the rrzt Nell
a mttle skerticsl as to What ~. ,btrd
a.. would do after II was tested me
rasidi, Mi be recalled. declined very
Vel might go the same way. The hyst
- u.EE hiter No. was Connected
sP and turned into the tanks Il pro-
as very. creditable showing ana viii
,,,.s, -, me prospects FOR the develop
locality. 30 ' IL los ssna SO in, in INA!
~ 80. and II J. IN that direction that
&ti9nS viii be conducted.
larson county. the Washington Gas
company = test ON the \. q PiEott farm
aftsr 'v,n 80, go barrels the nrst - hours
paN. This and the South Penn oil tC,,,.
rany No. ; on the Jesse A Sprout
i Iiis, "a, are NE best two PRODUCERS in
Light Wells In Lincoln.
on Porter Fork DuVal district "a,
~, ,guhty, the Big Creek Develop
m. ,, c ~ RNH ,5y has drilled No. -. on
rea grit and has a s-barrei pnmpaT De-
zoe. Nreek. In the same district tbe
"a is OF Company has drilled a test lest
on the Albert Perdue farm through ne
same same, formation and has s-barrei
g. on Tango Fork OF Joes Creek ~.
blS Creek Development Company H.
~ Illns no. on the W - Keeling
arm ana the south Penn on CompanS
mas the Tlg completed Tor No Il on 49,.
iorSe Creek tract. located on the sa,I.
IaiIn; In Union district. the Rig CreeE
Nei"ptnent Company - due in thc
1898 srit az "A test on the j. A Peek
,aIm N DuVal district. the Mayiand OF
a Gas Company Is drilling tests on ~
~; =. Robertson and j. -. Coon farms
me cafter OIL Company Is down I 600
~ AZ second test on the ballard
Mckinney farm.
Southeastern Ohio
Al OF the recent compilations IN tho
Setp sand territory In southeastern ohio
rae come IN light producers. In tho
junction city district. Pike TOWNSHIP
hstIE county, Gates. Davidson & Moran
SL,S,, aIll t a second test on the George
SKINNER farm through the Clinton sand
sha nave very light pumper-less than
D barrels a day In Jackson townsbIp
tne NArter Oh Company has completed
snu Shot Us No. J ON the j. 4. johnson
aItIln ana has a light pumper. good for
abgAt ~ barrels a daV
Fair Shallow sand Well
~ w newport district. Independence
I3Whshlp, Washington county. Elmer
Ihornily has completed "a escond test
on nc Alexander heirs farm and has "a
- barrel producer In the Eceuer saul
me size Of this we'll e. above the aver
age In that district Near Newport In
NeWport township. George G. Reat II
has completed No. . on the ] Green
WOOD farm and has show for an or
~ harrel pumpcr Z the pccker sand
In the Corning district. Monroe t"o,,-
snip Ferry county. the Chicago OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19

schedule Of the city OF ParkersburE. II
Is likely that the city OF ParkershurR
VIII pc Kept here during the low water
period running excursions.
me stage here yesterday was station
airy, being held at seven feet six inches
by the McMechen dam.
River Stages.
DAVIS ISLAND DAMS feet, sta,
tionary. clear.
PARKERSBURG-32 feet, rising.
showers.
MoRGANTOWN-7 feet. stationary.
cloudy.
OIL CITY - s foot. stationary,
cloudy.
WARREN foot. stationary, clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
Ma DIRECTORS weer.

Tho meeting ~ tho directors ~ ere
W,hreinF Husiuo Nen's Aeaociation.
which Was hold yrrferfav rror-f-g t-
fhe headQuarfrre ~ tho aseroIaffor ir
Tho Market Auditorium wac terv we'll
AMENDED Of'r Cuisines. raffara ~
rrTf.H. 'H".r. a..s tH...H.f.H ~
fHr ufsfr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19

Scientists have determined that at
the age OF 30 the female brain begins
20 lose weight. but that Of the male
not until the age OF 40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
FED. FIGHT AGAIN

81. LOUIS. June ls--An injunction
20 restrain Armando Marsans from pisN-
ing with the 81. Louis FederAls WIS
asked Of the Federal district court here
to-day hy the Cincinnati National Lea
que club. The Application was sci f1-
hearing next Monday before Circuit
Judge Sanhorn, OF ~. Paul.
Onefourth on Sale Of Young Mems
Suits. M'FADDEN'S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19

Tetterbcok farm through the same for
nation and has very small we'll.
In tho Mt. Morris district, Perry town
ship. Creme county. Pa. the Perry oil
Company has completed test on the
Nj. Morris Realty Companys farm and
has pumper good for 3 barrels "A dav
IN the Big inJun SAND. In the same dis
trict. Fred Garrison g co. are drilling
No. - on the J. I. Titus farm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
FUND FOR M0THER-I N-LAW
w. A. Crombie Leaves Her In
come from $4,000.

Mrs. Mary Jane Murray. mother-ir-
law of William \. Crombie. twice
MAYOR of Burlington, VI, will receive
the income from $1,000 for life under
the will of MIR. Crombie. which was
6lcd yesterday in the Surrogatcs' Court
here.
Crombie. who died on January at
BRETON Hall was one OF the oldest
lumbermen Of Vermont, and since 1882
made his homo here. lie was mem
bor Of the Union League Club ana OF
the Republican County Committee.
The will OF Mr.. Crombie gives SJu0
each to Bridget Hinnigan and Mar
garet Coyle. faithful servants Will
lam Murray Crombic. son. is made
the trustee Of the fund created for
Mrs. t-urray. At her death the fund Is
10 become a part of the residue which
Is left in equal shares to William Muir
ray Crombie Arthur Choate Crombie
and Maude +. Crombie, children of the
testator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
BELIEVE THAW HAS WON
His Friends Certain Commission
Favors His Freedom.
lRy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Boston, Jan. l0.-F'riends of Harry
X Thaw felt certain tonight that the
decision of the sanity commission, made
in Boston to-day for submission to
Judge Edgar Aldrich. Of the United
States District Court at Concord, y. H..
was in favor OF freeing the prisoner on
bail
General Frank II. Streeter and Dr.
Charles p. Bancroft. OF the commission
returned to Concord late this after
noon. bearing copy Of their decision
which they filed with the Glerk Of Judge
Aldrichs court tonight
There was a persistent and generally
accepted report in Concord that the
recommendation of the commission was
favorable TO Thaws petition.
All the witnesses heard by the COM
mission testified that they were sure
Thaw would not be a menace to the
public if liberated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
new TRIAL IN
CASTELLANE CASE
Ecclesiastical Court Up
holds Verdict Annul-
ling Marriage.

Rome. Jan. 10.-The cardinals com
posing the Segnatura Tribunal, or High
Court. of the Roman Curia, met to-day
and rejected the appeal of the Duchesse
de Talleyrand. formerly Anna Gould OF
New York. from the verdict of the
Rota Tribunal annulling her marriage
TO her first husband. Count Bonl de
Castellane The case will. however,
come up again for trial before the Rota
Tribunal.
Cardinal Basilio Pompili Vicar Cen
eral Of the Pope, having raised some
objections concerning the actual rea-
son why the Duchesse de Talleyrand
had not received the citation. Cardinal
Gasparri explained that the Archbish-
opric Of Paris had sent ii in regis
tered letter, requiring receipt, TO the
Duchesse de Talleyrands Paris ad-
dress. The janitor there had refused
TO take the letter saying the duchess
was at her country seat. The letter
was forwarded there. but the duchess
nerSell TPIuStu 10 itNtlN' A. anu -
turned it to the postoffice, so that 1t
might be sent back TO the person who
had forwarded it.
The Duchesse de Talleyrand when
questioned on the subject, explained
that she never accepted registered let
ters from UNI. IN persons, as thsy
generally contained begging appeals. \
point on which Cardinal Gaspani
based his argument for the rejection of
the Duchesse de Talleyrand's appeal
was that Immediately after the Rota
Tribunal had given its judgment an
nulling the marriage she had started,
as permitted b the law, suit for a
new trial before the Rota Tribunal i.
thereby implicitly admitting knowledge
and acceptance Of the first procedure.
Cardinal Nannutelli agreed with Car
dinal Gasparri's opinion, and added
that whatever the Duchesse de Talley-
rand might have to say in support cf
her point she would be free TO submit
il at the next trial before the Rota
Tribunal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
SCALING SQUAD WILL
RAID FIRE ESCAPES
Household Goods To Be Tossed
Into Nets and Carted Off to
the Corporation Yard.

Don't put anything on your fre cs-
cape if YOU want to keep il. If you do.
Commissioner Murphy Of the Tenement
House Department will get it.
TO enforce the law against encunl-
bering fire escapes Commissioner Muir
ply has established a scaling ladder
SQUAD, and household furnishings found
on fire balconies will be seized. Nets
will be stretched and into them the
various encum brances will he thrown
by the scaling party.
Commissioner Murphy announces
that seized articles may he obtained at
the corporation yard by the payment
Of charges-if enough is left to recover
II have tried persuasion and prose
cution to stop people from clogging up
the fire escapes" said the Commis-
sioner. Now | am going to see If
raids by ladder squads will not wipe
out the evil ! shall institute a relent-
less war on those who block fire es-
capes TO the menace Of life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
OMIT BALL AS
TANGO PROTEST
Emerald Association Cancels
Date, but Knights of CO.
lumbus Will Dance.

The Emerald Ball, the chief Catholic
social affair of the season in Brooklyn,
will not be held this year. 1t was 10
have been held at the Waldorf Astoria
on February >, but the date was can
celled on Monday after a meeting of
the officers and directors of the asso-
citation. Announcement was made yes
terday by Justice George j. O'Keefe,
president Of the association.
The ball was TO have been the seven
ty-sixth Of the association. The pro-
ceeds of the affair always go TO the
Roman Catholic Orphan Society ard
amount TO usually 81 900 or 5000.
The knights of Columbus will not
follow their example, however. Their
attitude was explained yesterday in a
statement which said:
There will be no tangOing or turkey
trotting at the annual Knights Of CO.
lumbus Charity Ball which is TO be
held at the 23d Regiment Armory on
Wednesday, February Is. All the So
called modern dances will he absolutely
prohibited, and the dance programme
will consist mainly of waltzes and two
steps. Bishop Charles +. Mcdonnell
and other dignitaries of the Catholic
Church are greatly opposed to the new
dances and are doing their utmost TO
prevent them at all social affairs under
Catholic auspices"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
TAFT WAIST LIKE TARIFF
Both Materially Reduced Since
He Left Office.

New Haven, Jan. 1O-Professor Will
lam H. Taft, who as President was OPP
posed to reduction, particularly of the
tariff, has finally dropped his objection
To the measure in its broad sense. He
has discovered that the line of least re-
sistance is around his waist, which is
six inches shorter in circumference
than it used to be, and yesterday he
ordered his tailor TO curtail the girth
of his trousers six inches and to treat
his vests and coats similarly.
Professor Taft weighs eighty pounds
less than he did when he was the ma
tion's Executive His waist line then
measured ffty-four inches. Since his
appointment TO Yale he has become
comparative sylph, and if he continues
TO lose weight his tailor may find rea-
son TO quote him in the advertisements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
ONIONS PROMOTERS
OF SPIRITUALITY
Ministers Should Eat Them to
Preach Good Sermons, Says
Food Expert.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Los Angeles. Jan. lO.-Any minister
who eats three or four meals a day is
a drunkard. said Earl Flynn, the diet
etic expert, in his address on Foods"
before an audience Of ministers at the
First Methodist Church to-day.
1T is a wonder 10 me that saloon
keepers do not awake and show up
some OF the ministers OF this city"
said Flynn. "A minister should not
eat mince pie, roast pork. fried pota-
toes or beef bouillon.
He should eat sixty grams of beef
fish, eggs. whole wheat bread. beans or
nuts. To preach the best sermons he
should eat raw vegetables. salads and
many onions"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
VILLA TAKES OJINAGA
AS FEDERALS RETREAT
S25O,OOO FOR CORNELL
Benefactor Pledges
Sum at Trustees Meeting.

An anonymous benefactor of Cornell
pledged S2jO.OpO to the university at
the annual meeting Of the board OF
trustees at the Waldorf yesterday. on
condition that they raise the balance
of the sum, S2,Jo0O00, which they are
now asking for purposes of general en-
dowment. Colonel Henry w. Sackett
was elected trustee to succeed General
Stewart l.. Woodford. DR.. Schurman.
president Of the university; Charles NJ.
Schwab and Andrew ID. White made
brief addresses.
Among those present were Charles ;.
Whitman, Frank a. Munsey, William
H. Truesdale, George c. Boldt, Jr.'
George P. Baker. Colonel Henry W.
Sackett. Finley j. Shepard. DR.. George
f. Kunz, Norman j. Gould and DR..
Lewis A Stimson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
ACTOR SHOOTS HIMSELF
Cuyler Hastings Ends Life
Was in Poor Health.

Cuyler Hastings, an actor, whose last
engagement was as Lord Standish IN
Women" committed suicide yesterday
afternoon in his apartment at NO. az
Fourth avenue. He was fifty years Old
Hastings returned from lons vacation
abroad last August. His nerves were In
poor shape, his landlady observed. but
when he went to her yesterday and re-
marking that something might happen TO
him, asked her to deliver letter ad-
dressed to Francis Wilson. the actor, who
is treasurer of the Actors Fund, in the
event that anything untoward occurred,
she took the letter without further
thought.
At II o'clock last night the woman
found his body. He had shot himself In
the right temple He was member OF
the Lambs and the Players clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
REILLYS' ARREST ORDERED
Cuban Government Directs
They Be Held Without Bail.
IRY Cahle 10 INC Tribune.

Havana. Jan. 10.-Hugh j. Reilly.
Hugh j. Reilly, jr., and David Broder-
lex. all of New York. were indicted and
ordered arrested and held without bail
to day on charges made by Jose A.
Frias
Jose Antonio Frias charged that Hugh
j. Reilly. Hugh j. Reilly, jr., and David
Broderick were guilty of grand larceny
and forgery in connection with the trans
actions which led TO the action by the
Department Of State on August g. 1875
i'm forcing the Cuban government TO pay
claims amounting to more than half
million dollars. Hugh j. Reilly, jr., ac-
counted for some OF the funds involved
By saying that the money was spent. to
entertain American officials and paid
TO American officials"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
BISHOP BURKE BANS TANGO
Albany Catholics Warned
Against Modern Dances.

Albany, Jan. 1O.-The tango and
other modern dances were condemned
10y Bishop 4. NJ. A. Burke, of the Cath
Ollie diocese of Albany to-day. He said
that, while the dances might be danced
properly, they were being criticlseo'
and TO dance them would be unbecom-
ing for Christians and conducive OF i'm
morality.
Il trust that no Catholic in the dio-
cese of Albany will take part in any
such dance as the tango, bunny hug,
turkey trot or grizzly bear" said
Bishop Burke. who added that when
the priests of the diocese met here the
latter part of this month for their
semi-annual conference the subject or
modern dances would be taken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
rour Gunmen Arrested for
Unprovoked Killing OF
Frederick Strauss.
MKAY SUSPENDS
POLICE CAPTAIN
detectives Round Up 100
Gangmen for Examination
at Headquarters.
DEPUTY" STILL HELD
vscbers Statement and Activity
of Sleuths Cause Alarm
in GangdOm.
cANGSTERS' VICTIMS IN
/. RECENT STREET FIGHTS

-,,.. shot In street fight In front of
v,,oe Club. No. s3 James street NO
wr5sr e. 1913
Rlvsl gangs battle In Lincoln square
..,,,,,o from, automobiles, September
q tsi3-none hunt.
va, killed In Gang fight In front OF
No ss Greenwich street. SEPTEMBER l.
si2.
rbr.. baoly wounded in gang fight
=, ,,.th street and Second avenue
Angus, 20. 1912.
Two children killed and ore wounded
sy stray bullets during gang fight at
s.eono avenue and 18Th street July
2, 1912.
IA, kllied py shot from passing au-
,,nobll. at tosth street and seoonS
,snus. July 2. 1912.
z.no and Thicker gangs tight IN
s.,o,o avenue. two wounded, three
arrested: all discharged; June s. 1872
4slo JACK" Zeug killed as he was
.rlnc the Criminal Courts Building
!sn. ;. 1912
Mar shot BY members Of Slroeoo
uns at Clinton and Delaney streets
!sns I. 1872
five killed in fight between Joe
sssrs and Joe" Morelios In battle
lsiis,h street sno Third avenue, April
~ 1912.
Woman ano BOY shot while "Heo
p.pp.rs" and DUTY Hin' gangs were
fighting In East io2d street, near Third
avenue. April l.. 1912.
Man shot by bullet from passing su-
,smobn. In front Of No. esq East 32d
street. September q, 1911.
Woman shot BY gsnasters In fight In
Thomas Jefferson Park, August 9,
isif
6snssers KIN man IN Unionport
trolley car. February p, 1911.