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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
MEET TUESDAY
Joint Scale Committee Of Miners and
Operators VIII Get Together AfaIn
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow morning the Joint con.
Terence Of the mienrs and operators
or the eastern Ohio field will 20 into
session and hear the report Of tho
joint scale committee that has been
working for the past week This re-
port contins the fact that the commit.
Tee has not accomplished anything In
the way Of a settlement between the
Two factions. u h altogether PROB
able That The conference viii Insist
that the scale committee continue ita
worE and not adjourn.
AZ the meeting Saturday reaotu-
lion was passed by the miners and
operators expressing their thanks FOR
the way the business men 10 the city
had tried 10 bring about a harmont-
ous settlement Of the differences. Il
was reported that operators had b.
gun work under shop. but this was
found 20 b. false. The miners are
preparing 30 stand the strike for the
next several months 10 come. and Will
receive their benefits o-day. Il is
expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
COURTS CONVENE
Tomorrow VIII BE Busy Day In All
Courts In the county-orand
Jury Begins Work.

Tomorrow morning will witness
the opening Of the three courts OF
Ohio county after a several months
respite for the September term. In
each. both branches Of the circuit and
the criminal court. lengthy programs
are mapped out that will occupy the
minds Of tho attorneys and judges
for this month az least IL 10 alto
gether probable that the grand jury
viii remain in session FOR more than
two days, a. the continued inflow %
tpeakeasy cases has swelled the num-
Der considerably.
Another case o. unusual Interest.
and which will probably prove tho
bieRest q the term. is that Of George
KRAFT. charged with incendiarism. In
addition % this. Prosecuting Attorney
u. ". Addlemam will likely have the
turf exchange operators up for con
tempt % court. 10 being claimed they
have never paid their ines There
ere listed ~ felony cases and IS mis-
demeanorH. The case % Alex. Robin
son and Fred A Blum viii both be-
quashed. o. o. underat0od. a. the Two
men are nov being confined on a fu.
macy charge.
To morrow morning the grand Jury
Wil report for duty in tho criminal
court and the docket will be- called
in the circuit court judge Hervey
win Eft IN part 70 of the circuit ana
Judge Newman ln part
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
FIRE DESTROYS
GLASS FACTORY
SPECTACULAR BLAZE AT OLD
CRYSTAL GLASS PLANT IN
BRIDGEPORT.
Fire Occurred Saturday Afternoon
Cause ls Not knoWn-Bulldinq
70 Be Rebuilt.

Authorities are investigating the
IRE which Saturday afternoon de-
stroyed the old Crystal glass works.
just south OF Bridgeport. The advisa-
bility OF dynamiting the walls which
remain standing. 20 eliminate the dan
ger OF their falling into the road or
injuring persons, was considered yes
terday. The ruins may be RACED this
week.
AZ first II was supposed that the FIRE
was started by tramps. who havo
been freQuentlng the old structure re-
Gently I'm great numbers. Later. how
ever the theory that the building was
fired by sparks from a passing ran
road engine was advanced The FIRE
was first discovered shortly after noon
BY boys. who notified the Bridgeport
authorities Tho blaze was a most
Spectacular one Seeing that tho
building was doomed. the hremen de-
voted their efforts to connning the
FIRE 20 the one building and in keep
ing spectators out OF danger.
The building has not been IN opera
ton for several years. n was recently
acquired by n company OF local men,
with Attorney J. B. Handlan az it,
head. This company was Organized
for the purpose OF manufacturing auto
mobiles. motorboats and aoroplanea.
The company a. considering the recon
struction OF the building
The building was erected at cost
Of about $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
CONVENTION
Of Belmont County sunday School A..
soeiatlon viii Be Held IN Barnes
Vile, September 20 and 90.

u o. expected that deiegates win be-
In Attendance from an Of the SUNDAY
schools in Belmont county az the eight.
centh annual convention. % the Bel.
mont County sunday School Associa.
ton 10 Do held or Barneaviiie. Sep
TENDER p end 90. An interesting
program VIII b. carried out in connec-
ton Nth The two days. session and
addreaacs viii b. delivered BY Rev o
q. Helhrccht of Cleveland and Dr D.
Mellow McClay. pastor Of the FIRST ~
p. church In Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
ALLEGED VioLAToRs OF
YosT LAW ARRESTED

Captain Potts Of the Moundsvllie
boathOuse and John Rouse were ar
rested near WellsburE Saturday on
John Doc warrants. charging them
with operating On conflict with the
lost prohibition law The men were
taken 20 Moundsviile on tho FaaoIino
launch indean and win receive a
hearing today before Squire u NJ
Lewis. The men bad on the boat a.
the time a large consignment Of vet
Foods which was taken 20 the down
the river town with them The raid
on the boat. indian. was auperintend-
ed ~ State Deputy Tax Commission
or Curry and several secret officers
~ Wellsburg. The warrant was made
20 include violation o. the steam
boat and transportation clause of the
new law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
BIG PARADE
DAYS FEATURE
LABOR DAY WILL BE FITTINcLV
OBSERVED BY LOCAL
RESIDENTS.
Following Street Procession, Picnic
VIII Be Held Out the Pike
Good Speaker Secured.

Labor Day win be fttingiy observed
In the city today. Business will be at
a standstill: stores will be closed
barber shops win have the holiday
sign out and the whole city will be
given over TO the celebration OF the
laboring mans national holiday. A
mammoth parade. which will form at
10 O'Clock. will be the main feature
Of the day and will give the citizens
OF Wheeling and also those who will
be visiting in the city a chance to see
the Drawn and muscle In a body.
Charles Higgins will be the chief
marshall. and has announced that all
Is in readiness for the big parade. Il
will be divided In FIVE sections, com
posed Of thirty-five OF more local
unions Of the city. A detail OF police
and iremen will act as honorary es-
cort TO the body. The first division
OF the parade will form on Chapline
street. right resting on Sixteenth: sec
ond division form on Fourteenth
street. right resting on Chapline; third
division. form on Fifteenth street. right
on Chapline: fourth division will form
on Sixteenth street. right on Chapline,
and fifth division will form on Six
teenth street. right on Chapline street
The line OF march viii be from Six
teenth 70 Market. north on Market TO
ninth, west on Ninth 20 Main. south
on Main 20 Twenty-fourth. east on
Twenty-fourth 20 Market. south on
Market 10 Twenty-seventh. east on
Twenty-seventh to Chapline. north on
Chapline 70 Twonty-second. west 20
Twenty-second 20 Market. north on
Market 10 Sixteenth. Disband az Six
teenth and take special cars 20 out
the pike district. At the park. ad.
dresses will be made by prominent
labor leaders. the principal address be
ing made by Hon. W. a. Jacobs Of
Racine. Wis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
AUTO OVER BANK.

An automobile party made ND %
Whociing people and driving n car
with license number 1912 w Va. 70 Sc
claimed. had quite on escape from
possible instant death Saturday The
machine skiddod and almost went
over on omhankmrnt near TilfonviIIo
Tho license number corresponds with
that of Mr. g. w. Stewart OF fhie CITY
but confirmation Of che ownership %
the car could not hc made last nirht
10 was FIRST reported that the car DO
longed 90 Mr. T. y Wciton Of CaId-
Wells Run but Mr. Wciton stated
that hts car had not boon out OF me
shop for a week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
KRAFT HELD
Local Man Must Face Grand Jury on
charge Of Setting Fire 70 Local
BUILDING.

George Kraft was held 90 the grand
jury by Squire Wickham Saturday
afternoon under bond OF 81 900 20 an
swer a charge Of having Get Gre 20
several buildings on the South Side.
The state introduced only evidence Of
circumstantial nature and tried him
on one charge only. that Of having
fred the COoey-Bentz building. Wit
nessea examined we're Firemen Dick
James. Edward Ritz and Henry Myer.
also Virginia Rose and Hilda Birketf
All stated that they had seen MIN
about the building before the FIRE
started and after O. was discovered
Attorney s. o. B0yce sprung che sen
satiOnal feeling when be accused the
persons back Of the case" a. not be-
ing NJ 10 tie Kraft's ahoeatrines lie
also lnumated that Chief Rose had
more 10 do with the case than had
been let known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
SMALL FIRE
Curtain Blown Across Burning oas
Jet ls Cause OF Calling Out
Fire Department..

An open gas Jet too close to a cur
tain in the second story OF the homo
OF James l. Holiday. a tinworker re-
siding at No. ia Thirty-hrst street,
called the fire departments south OF
the creek last night about $50 o'clock.
Box Sc was pulled by some one who
had discovered the blaze. Inasmuoh
"a the box IL situated in the FIRE IN
Tested district. excitement ran high
until the cause OF the blaze was found.
The window was open az the time and
the wind caused the curtain TO blow
over the Jet. The damage was slight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
JEANETTE COMING
Negro Hesvyvyelaht VIII Arrive IN
City Tuesday Evening and Pre-
pare for Bla Fluht.

Word was received IN this city last
evening that Joe Jcaunetta. negro
heavyweight puEilist. win arrive here
Tuesday evening and enter immedI.
ately into making preparations Tor his
bout saturday night On Martins Ferry
With Jim Kruger Suitable quarters
win b. secured Tor the bic nehter. that
De may work out Hts workout peri
DDS viii b. 60 arranged that feht fans
viii Dc rivcn an opportunity 20 see
him in training
The MANAGEMENT Of tho show has
announced that che hour q opening
has been changed from q O'Clock 10
$50 O'Clock Saturday nirht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
SLIGHTLY WARMER
Yesterday Wss'Plessant Day. Temper
ature Rising Higher Than Usual.
Heavy Showers.

The weather man seems 20 have
been given a severe setback during
the past few days. ana for some req
son has allowed a slight drop IN tho
temperature. Yesterday. however. he
loosoned NJ 90 a considerable extent
and allowed the mercury % rise 20 the
81 mark. At s a. m. a temperature
Of 80 was registered. and az 1890
last evening the mercury stood az tho
l2 mark Late last evening the con
dillon Of tho afr seemed 70 grow more
humid. and during the night several
light showers we're reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
ADVANCE GUARD
Raoe Track Followers Make Their
Appearance Yesterday on ths
Streets IN oaudy Colora

To be- sure and set an early start.
The usual touts that follow the race
track made their appearance yeafer-
day. and were seen about public places
and in hotel Hobbies laat night With
the old turf exchange out 81 existence.
they we're no centralized iu any par
ticuiar place tuf WIN be- on hand %
get in their work when The fair starts
They could be easily told by their fast
colurrd suits and usual rapid IRE
makeup They VIII have to content
Themselves With operating uuder the
grand stand this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
CLOSED ALL DAY
Deathllke Stiffness VIII Invade City
and County Building, With EE-
ception Of Police Court.

All the oficcs IN the city and coun-
y ends OF the court house will be
closed to-day. with the exception Of
police court which bids well 20 be- a
hummer this morning All tho en-
ployes win take a day Of enjoyment
and ret ready for the work of the
next day Only the police department
viii BE- on tho Sob for the full time. a.
ununf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
ANOTHER RAID
Local Deputy sherifs Entered Hons
OF Fred Schwartz On South Side
Testerday-Got Liquor.

Deputy Sherins Grainer. BfIIets.
Frohme and Phillips. working under
the advocation OF A. II. Curry. made
a raid on the home OF Fred Schwartz
at No. 1909 Main street. yesterday
evening. and took a quantity Of beer.
schwartz was arrested upon a war.
rant before Squire Bailey. charged
with violating the Yost prohibition
law. He will be tried this morning.
William Bonner was taken as a wit.
ness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
RAIDBD AGAIN
Police Make Another Raid IN Scare
gated District. Getting Two
Women ard One Man

After carefully watching the place
Tor the past scvrfal weeks. Captain
Minard and Officers Moran. Hrimaon
md W West raidcd the house OF Neu
Downing in the SEGREGATED district
yesterday mornine. Son was arrested.
also Nirrinia Adams and John Franks.
who were found in tho place AT put
up Tor their appearance.
LOWS Morris and Tom Place were
arrested ON a CHARGE oft being drunk
Crumhackcr rot tho frst one and lIf
dchTaud the SECOND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
oiEzy Head, FiutterIna Heart, Float.
ing Specks.

These are signs Of bladder and Kid.
ney trouble. You'll have headacbea
too. backaches and be tired ali over
Don't walt longer. but begin taking
Foley Kidney Pulls AT once. II Won't
De long before your miserable sick
feeling will be- gone. You WIFI sieon
ven, eat well and grow strong and
active again. They are n tonic and
your entire system az well az Kidneys
and bladder VIII be identified By their
use Try them. For sale By Jno
Coleman a Co-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07

CLOSES TODAY
szozr zusIxEss sEss1ox WILL m
Impressive Services wsrs zsid xssssr-
day IN oerman - =. Church-
Btshop crznston Bpoks.

The Central German NJ Z. Confereno,
which has been In session In this city
ever since last wednesday at the Ger
man NJ. f. church on chapline street.
viii In all probability be brought TO a
close. at the business session OF the
delegates. which will be held this morn
ing The main feature IN connection
with this session win be the appoint
rnent OF the ministers to their resreo-
tive charges for the ensuing year. Other
business matters OF an important nature
viii In all probability be disposed OF
before the session closes.
Ing was carried out before an audience
mat taxed the church 10 its full ca
p p,say2 And many were compelled TO
II may be stated that all OF the services
neao yesterday were well attended and
manifested on the part OF All those In IN
The meeting last evening was opened
prelude entitled 'Evening SOM VIZ
Rev Charles Treuschel. New Albany. In
diana, presiding. after which the invoca-
~ severinghaus. OF Toledo. o. Amonr
those 70 take part on the program were:
read n. w Lent. Sovinst9n. Ky. who
Bessie Voelker, who sang a vocal solo
enttied The Gates OF PEARL and Rev.
seAa CNNJClls OF AlArlotlA d. a.
the report OF the conference Treasured
Principal Address.
=, The address OF the evening was de-
nvered by Rev. John w. Butler ID. D..
OF Mexico City. Mexico. who spoke prin-
cipaily on the subject OF Missionary
work. and in the course OF his dis
course he brought out very clearly, the
do In any foreign neld. In helping 10
spread the gospel OF Christianity. The
sermon as whole proved very interest
i m as well as Instructive and was well
delivered on the part OF the speaker.
The special music OF the evening was
rendered by the choir of the German
N. E. church. which was In keeping with
the missionary service
During the ordination servfoa which
was held yesterday afternoon Al 3.sO
o'clock. the following were ordained TO
ference: Matthew BeltE. OF IaWrence-
berg. Indiana and Alfred H Mueller. OF
Cleveland, Ohio. Special music was rem
dered by the following. at the service:
Titled Il VIII Extol Thee" and a duet
by Miss Alberta Esmeyer and A Carl
Metzner. The principal address at this
Granston, DID. l. L. D.. OF washington,
d C. who presided at the service and
delivered a very interesting talk.
The morning service was opened at
1880 O'Clock. with Rev. f. W. Mueller
OF Cleveland. presiding. before an audi
ence that completely taxed the church
TO It's full capacity. Those who took
were: Rev. z. Roser. d. D., OF Detroit:
Rev. o. Rogatzky. OF Cincinnati: Rev
n: A. Speckmann. OF this city. and
bishop Earl Cranston, ID. ID. L. L. D., OF
OF unusual interest.
Saturday. at the meeting. the dele
gates decided 20 hold the convention
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07

NY attention was first called 10
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and UI.
arrhoea Remedy AL much a. twelve
Years ago a. that time . wac serious.
iy ln with summer complaint One
dOso % this remedy ehoctod the
trouble" writes Mrs g. Vs. Florence.
Rocknold. Ind. For sale by an deal.
era
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07

Our Faii and Winter Hats are now
ready for your inspection. No openino
later. Marsden L. Coivia. 1914 Main
Street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
Nay S
Are
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FINE
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FOR MEN,
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Our Shoes are made to
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You are invited to see
the newest shapes and
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Let us measure your
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-14
BRAIN Of Or, SPITzkA
FOR BAu6h COLLECTION
Scientist Who Died Suddenly Had
Willed II 10 Philadelphia
Institution.

The brain Of Dr.. Edward Charles
spitxka, noted alienist. who died sud.
denly yesterday. will bs weighed and
sent to Philadelphia to-day. Il was
removed last niSht BY DR.. John n. Lar
kin. In accordance with an understand.
ing entered Into between DIR. Spitska and
his son some time ago. The brain will
form = part OF the BauGh Institute
collection OF the American Anthroco-
metric Society.
10 Or. Spitzka's funeral will be held to-
morrow morning from the home where
ne died, No. O. East Seventy third street.
The Rev. DR.. Fasnani Of the Union
Theological seminary. an Intimate
friend Of the dead scientist, will ofIici-
ate. Burial will be In Greenwood Gene
terry. beside the grave OF the doctors
mother.
The death OF DIR. Spitzka was due I'M
mediateiy to IA stroke Of apOpie1y. but
was caused. his family and friends be.
iieve. by the shock ne suffered when an
alienation suit was f'lsd recently against
him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-14
women save CHILDREN
As COUNTRY HOME Of
new YORK MEN BURNS
After Escape All Are Forced to
Walk Barefooted Long Dis
lance in Zero Weather.


MfDDLETOwN. Jan. 1.-THE nne
summer residence. near johnson. Orange
cu., s , ~. AZ N
lana OF the OUTLOOK now owned 'o'nt-
ly by q. r. Norton, a well-known New
York broker. and W. d. u,ckok. A man.
.,. =, g. w.. c,.. 80 a.
''oso" ny "'e e~''' '""s WV" ''''
OF ABOUT V~'V".
Mr.. and Mrs. iiickok were In Now
York. They had left their two chill
drep, Douglas. Two wears old. and W.
O ,, ,hre. YEAR. old. 4, cbars. of
81. -. ,,,- a, ,,,.,.. "a
80.
"''' n'"e' '"''o"' nurse WI 'No''o''
was sleeping IN another part OF he
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-14
WILLet SCANDAL UP AGAIN.
Cassidy and walter Ask Dismissal
Of Inaictasent.

Casss0y ono Weusee ASK uhsesssses
OF lnaictnseat.
A motion was Med to-day before
Justice Jaycox In the Criminal Branch
Of Broolyn Supreme Court by Robert
N. Moore OF Manhattan. In behalf Of
Joseph Cassidy and Louis T. Walters
IT,. asking the dismissal Of tho indict
ments returned against them "a ysar and
half ago on the charge OF bringing
about for q money consideration the
nomination OF William Willet rs = can.
didate for the Supreme Court.
District-Attorney cropsey OF Kings Op-
posed the motion and Justice Jaycox
reserved decision.
willet was indicted under a different
section OF the Election laws and his trial
was set for next Monday. A motion will
be filed by James w. Osborne. counsel
for Willet. asking for q bill Of par
tic,ilars stating the amounts Of money
involved In the charges.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-14
SIX LEAP INTO RIVER
AS TUG RUN DOWN
BY ERIE FERRYB0A1
Captain and Crew of Robert
White Founder in Water,
but Are Saved.

The Erie ferryboat Suffern. plying
between the Pavonia ferry and West
Twenty-third street, rem down the tux
Robert White this morning. carried
away her pilot mousse and funnel and
forced her captain and Drew to leap
into the Hudson. They noundered
Sbout In the 10y water for a time but
were rescuod
Tho collision occurred close 20 tho
Jersey shore and WAS duo to the thick
haze which overhung the river. blot
ting from the view Of each pilot tina
craft of the other. On board the Robert
White was her skipper and owner. Abra.
ham ]. Balaban OF No. SIT Beverly road
Brooklyn. and q crew Of I'VE.
The tug Washington Of the Della ware.
Lackawanna and Western Railroad was
near and her dsckhand~ fiunG ropes
and life preservers to the swimmers.
They picked up four OF them, while
the men OF tho Sunern. aidod by the
passengers. looked after Capt. Balaban
and the other sailor.
After that tho Washington made q
| line fast to the Robert whhe and towed
her into a slip. whore she settled to the
bottom. only her naSstan and part q
her deck house remaining out Of water
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-14
HOUSES WRECKED
AND TWO HURT IN
.ACETYlENE bLOWUP
Great China Collection at
Colfax Mansion, Pomptm
Lakes, Demolished.

Several " tho most imposing homes at
compton Lakes. n. j.. are windowisss
to-day. the mansion OF DR.. ". 8. Colfax
10 partially wrecked, two Of the doctors
employees are In hospital. and one Of
them NAV die a. the result Of the ex-
ploslon OF an acetylene gas plant on the
Coifsx place last night. The shock Of
the explosion was felt for miles around
and Il was the general belief that q
powder manufacturing plant In the
vicinity had blown up.
DR.. Collars house Ia one OF the finest
In Pompton Lakes. II was fil,ed with
antiques and curios. The doctor had a
priceless collection Of china OF the Ma
poleonic period. besides many pieces ~
or more years old. This collection was
almost totally demolished by the explo-
sion
A man employed on the place went 10
the acetylene ras plant Yesterday eve-
ming to le' IN the cause Of a diminut'o'
Of the supply. Tho gas plant Was in
stout concrete building about Any feet
from the house. IN toe rear.
IL WAS tne uFst time tHis eHploSe'
had been around the gas plant HI
carried an oil lantern of the varist,
commonly used on farms. opened TIT
door and stepped In.
The gas had been leaking and thu
auid caught IRE from the flame Of tn
lantern and exploded. The concret
house was completely wrecked. Sec
tioas OF II were blown through tn
wooden walls OF Dr. Colfax's house
some Of them going clear through tn
building. The cook In the Cola
home was hurled from the kitchen int
another room by the shock and wa
severely injured.
After a long search the man who ha
caused the explosion was found Al som
distance from the wreck Of the "a
plant. He was unconscious and tsrribl
injured. The upper part OF his body wa
nanxied. and II 10 feared he may los
both eyes. DIR. Coifax did everythin
possible In the way OF emergency treat
ment until the Injured man could be col
veyed to the hospital
All the windows were blown out {
the house Of J. r. Cornelius. the nesl
est TO tho Collar piece. ssshes. giaa
and frames OF w4ndows we're destroys
In the home OF e. &. Wickstead. tt
De salignac house was badly damass
and other buildangs more remote fro
the scene Of the expioslon were dan
aged TO IA lesser degree.
Tho temperature at Pompton LAX
last nieht vas ten below sero and {
the houses most AFFECTED ~ the expi
j sion were 'uninhabitshle the neiWhbo
whose places were not damaged had
c take In those from wrecked homes.