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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
TESTIMONY
tcontinusd rrom rlr.t Par.l

railroad. He undoubtedly believed
mat a railroad peculiarly situated as
D. the New Haven. with a growing
passenger traffic az very low rates
and with expensive improvements re-.
quired all along its line. must make
every effort 90 Increase It's traffic
and maintain It's position. lie be.
eVed, moreover. that the New Hav.
on and the Boston & Maine. which
were not in HIS opinion in any sense
competing lines. could be operated
To- the benefit Of New England more
adyantaEeously together than apart
and that no harm could come To- tho
pubic from this amalgamatiOn hy
reason OF inc full measure OF state
and national regulation which tho
laws afforded But the imputafior
that my Z in n sense took the
management Of the railroad. or arv
part 81 It's affairs. ont az the hands
or the president. is untrue.
ON the 9th day Of March ~ this
year our firm made public a letter.
showing IN detail tho total net uro.
ITS from every source fo the firm az
= = Morgan a company or Co any of
US members. growing out OF ~rananr.
lions OF any kind whatever.
% with the New Haven lines. for %
period 81 twenty years Those total
net profits amounted t0 approyimafe.
ly sdHlnnO. which included their com.
peheailon Tor handling. alone or In
connection with others. socurIfisa of
inc par value ~ $500. 100000
The records of ms finn and Tho
personal record Of my father arc rfiIi
intact. fhny are available and ready
Tor production before any prouor ord.
buual a. any time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
TOOK THREE FIRsrs AND A SEC
oED FOR TOTAL OF 10 POINTS.
Sophomores Won the Largest Number of
Events in the Meet. Scoring
Total of as Points.

Special Dispatch TO the t~ntelliEencer.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. May Ca
The annual inter-clsss field and tra1k
meet 81 West Virginia University was
help here this Afternoon. Sophomore
winning with a total Of 80 points.
Mike Leathcrwood carried Off the IN
diNidual honors by taking three nrst4
and "a second. for a total OF Is points.
This was the individual record for Tive
university. the former record being 10
points. made by Boyd Carter. In the 1914
meet.
Boylos was second. with a total Of u
points. Eoylcs slashed the state shot
put record. made by himself In the strtc
meet at Clarksburg IT, 1913. by puttins
tho 10 pound shot "A distance OF 81 fe,t.
lo57 The ficld event featured
the meet. The rough condition of the
field making IL Impossible To- hang np
any records In the running events. Tn.
events:
100 ard Dash-First. Lcstherwood
Jr; second, Talbot. Fresh: third,
James. Fresh. Time. 10 as seconds.
One-half Mile ltun-Ftrst. West. Soph
second. Griffith. Soph.; third. Trimtlo.
Pole Nault-Flrst. Burnside. Fresh:
second. Mooher. Jr. Height. . feet ?
22O Yard Dash-First. Loatherwood Jr.
second. Cady. Soph. third. Talbot.
Fresh. Time. 2J i-5 seconds.
Hammer Throw-first. Boyies. Sr.:
second, Brennan, Soph.; third. Ruppele
Fresh. Distance. LOG feet 3 inches.
$40 Yard Run-ftrst. James. Fresh;
second. Lcatherwood Jr.: third. CaJy,
Soph. Time. 81 $40 Eeconds.
Running Broad Juwp-F1rst. james.
Fresh: second. Tuckwiiier. Soph.; Thru.
Carter. Sr- Distance. 10 feet 10 inches.
Low Hurdles. 1eO Yards-Firs..
Ieathcrwood. Jr.: second. Stannard. Sr.:
third. Cady. Sop Time. IS 3-5 second.
10 Pound Shot-Ffrst. Boyles. ST.;
second. Rupclle. Fresh. third. Brennan.
Soph. Distance. - feet i0Oh inches.
one Mile Run-Ffrst. Griffith. Soph.
second. West. Soph.. third. Knapp. Soph.
Time. $40 10.
Discus Throw-F1rst. Boylcs. Sr.: sec
ond. LeidiE. Fresh; third. Brennan,
Soph. Distance. 1O6 feet 8 inches.
Running High Jumu-Ffrst. Tuckwii
Ter. Soph.. second. goohcr. Jr.: third.
Conway. Fresh. Height. 8 feet 2 inches.
onc-half Mile Rclay-Won b. tie
Senior team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
About People {
Movements OF individuals TO
and From tile City.
TRi-sTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS

Stamm-A. l. Barnett. Moundsvine:
n. w. Aud. Cameron: George Ables.
Parkersburg; + g. Gotthardt, Claring-
ton, o.. B. G. Litman. Hannibal. o..
Is. w Rowland. CadiZ. o.; Miss Lucy
q. Prichard. Warrington: +. Il Flank
hauser. New M~artinsville; +. r. Suter
Paden City.
Grand CentraI-J. W. CARRIER. Beth
esda. o.; G. Connolly. Weston: Cbas.
n ,Weigelt. Sardis. o.; =. n. Reeter.
~Mckeesport. Pa
srunswiekEWm. Hubbard. Sisters
VIE; II. A. Phillips. Blacksmith, W.
Va. James Franklin. F1ushfnF n .
Samuel Gokoyis. Lansing. o. -
mcIure-J. NJ. g. Brown. Moran
town; p II. Green. Steubenville. o.;
=. y. Strassell. A Cowpathwaite
~Parkersburg; r. s. Hughes. East XIV.
erpool. o. F. r. Pomerene. Coshoc-
ton o +. l. Robinson. New Martins.
VILE Miss Eva Conoway. Fairmont.
H.. w. Watson. Cameron.
Miss Margaret Byers Of New Castle
pa has been visiting friends here
for a week.
Miss Emma Ewing OF Clarksburg
vas in the city yesterday TO see the
Lambs Gambol at the Court.
} Frank GOudy who has been the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. French ID. wal
ton a. Forrest View. will leave this
evening for his home In Chicago ne
VII De- accompanied By his mother
who will be his guest for an linden
mite period
Mrs John Mahr Of St Louis f. the
guest OF relatives IN the city for a
few weeks.
Mrs G. D. Randall OF New Castle
Pa b. the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Windsor iu the city.
Albert Snedekor faH returned from
q ho7iness trip through the state.
Master Marcus Taylor. son Of Mr..
end Mrs Charles Taylor Of the south
side De- 10 Of measles.
Master X Dare lacy. son Of Mr.
and Mrs Guy Lacey Of the Soufh
Side is quite 100 a. his home
Mr.. and Mrs ". q. McCIuekev
taye returned from a few weeks stay
In Atlantic city.
Mr. and Mrs T. &c. Werlich of Wells
burg were ln the city yesterday
Mrs j % Wright II WaynesburR
ta, was q visitor here on Monday
Mr. and Mrs W l.. Glessnor Of
Ierk View are guests Of friends In
Zarosvile. O.
Miss Kathleen Gmigan has return
"a from q visit with friends IN
NoundaviIo
Mr.. and Mrs William Soldier Of the
south are the parents OF a baby rirI
Mr. and Mrs Earl Moore Of Ala
faWa are guests Of friends in this
vicinity
Frank Bone 90 C~larinrton. n. g. q
guest OF friends hero for n few DAYS.
Robert T. Pluwwer returned yea.
torday afternoon from n brief VISIT
with Pitfe hurgh relatives.
Mrs Fred Hartleib and young son.
orfh. of Film Grove. leave fodav for
Houston, Pa, where they will IoIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
lEATHERWOOD, LOCAL BOY, MAKES
NEW FIELD RECORD AT W. Y. U.

dency at any election called by a pro
Nlslonal government set up as a re
suit % mediation. This they feel would
permit him TO retire with dignity and
would greatly conduce TO the restor-
alton OF permanent cpace.
Jose Requena. who was a candidate
for vice president on the same ticket
with General Felix DiaX, and Cecilio
Ocon left here today for Toronto after
a conference with the Mexican dele
gates. They preserved secrecy about
their mission. but II was learned that
they came primarily e express their
approval of mediation and place their
fortunes in the hands OF the Mexican
delegates.
There were no conferences with the
American delegates curing the day.
The mediatOrs spent most OF their
time explaining TO the MeXicans the
viewpoint Of the Americans as pre-
sented to them last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
YOUNG LAD DIES

Willie Carey. a young lad OF Ben.
wood, passed away Sunday evening
az the ohio Valley General Hospital.
following injuries received about six
weeks ago in a peculiar accident Con
ditiOns surrounding the ut Of the
accident which were primarily respon-
fible for his death. IL Is claimed. are
rather mysterious. Some claim IL was
an auto accident. while others say the
automobile which was supposed TO
have struck him was not near him.
and that he fell over an embankment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
DULL, SPLITTING
SICK HEADACHE
Dr. James Headache Powders Re
lieyes at Opce-i0 Cents
Package.

You take q DR. James Headache
Pv~de n In Just a few momszts
your head clears and al neuralgia snd
distress vanishes It's the quicksst
and surest relief for headache. shsth.
or duh. ~throbbtnE. splitting or ns-ve
.rking Send 20 the sruE
s'ore and get a dime package nov.
Quit surerng-its 30 needless BE
sure you get Or James Headache
Po~der-then there viii be no disaD-
pointment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26

Alva Loucvs Of SOS Market street. OK.
PEELED a fearful. life sapuinc tapeworm.
complete with flt head Bio had used
Quaker Herb Extract one day BE OIL
now rid OF tho CAUSE Of bis former
dLetrna sos. hut Or continuing the use
ut tnis great medicine. iu order f1
heal fn. Initiated Intestinal lining
toned Or au example of what Quaker
Rew1dies do
Dr. % are suffering from indigestion
have those spells Uf HwrII heart
burn. vomiting. nausea. sick headache
or dizziness and blind lashos-if you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
HEAVY FINES

Judge Jordan forgot all about ordi.
nances and everything else yesterday
morning when ne sentenced the motto.
rious hill gang to the workhouse for
go days. aside from a $50 and costs
Inc. Helen Johnson. the woman In
six months. In addition. three Of the
men. Pete Michael. Martin LOTUS and
Clarence Speidel. were fined $50 and
costs and 30 days for stealing a tent.
The Johnson woman has been up be
fore. and it is said she is afflicted with
a terrible disease
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26

VINO make these great reports. You
have %neirhbors or acquaintance TAX.
Ing Quaker Herb Extract. ASK some
of them what they think 0f these
grand remedies Quaker Herb Extract
a cured many hundreds OF chronic
cases of stomach and kidney frrvbIcs
here boz Wheeling and The surroundiur
country lf isn't uew.lts not lam "a.
pertinent 40 you expense ON the
market Tor years. and better now than
ever Tor Do o. not possible 10 combine
TO any mOrr efficiently.
just a little over "a week ago Mr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
NEVER EOUALLED
OF EXPERIENCE, IS CURATIVE WORK DONE BY F.
OLD QUAKER HERB REMEDIES HERE IN
WHEELING N VICINITY
QUAKER FISHER STILL :
ILL PROVES-NOT PROMISES, AND HUNDREDS OF LOCAL PEOPLE ARE ATTEST.
ING TO MERITS OF GREAT MEDICINES

Its mighty fue medicine and has
done m. more good than anything Z
ever f0ok'
IIls a very frequent statement
at tho Original Cvt Rate Medicine
store lU Market street these days
Quaker Fisher himself De- we'll aware
0i fno merits of the Quaker Herb Rem.
'NID-. luf rf mIlhtF nice fU hear
sufI grateful remarks from users ~
fIr NnmrdioH t~hcmsrltea
IN Dbl almost Imruaa bic to publish
HI Oh" names and addresses Of people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
FLOATER BURIED

The body of the fioater found in the
Ohio river at Warwood Sunday after
noon MAS buried yesterday afternoon.
II was impossible to hold the body
until IL was claimed by relatives. ow-
ing TO its badly decomposed state.
The body vas Identified yesterday
as that of Sheka Markovitsch. aged
IL years. a Russian who has formerly
served in the Russian army. Dis
charge papers were found in his
pocket.
II is believed that he was employed
in the mines near Wcllsburg and was
drowned about two weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
GREEN IMPROVES

Word from the Ohio Valley General
hospital at an early hour this morn
ing was to the effect that Frank
Green who was so seriously injured
In an auto wreck Saturday morning
was resting nicely. While the nurses
in charge were reticent on the condi-
ton OF the man. yet they said that
ne was in good condition considering
the nature Of his wounds and he cx.
tremtty of his injury. II is thought he
will recover although there is no per
ceptible change.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
BOND ELECTION

3 bond election Tor tho purpose of
OF O. new school building af Fulton uIT
b" held today This matter has boon
pending Tor several months The oIrr.
Ton o. Tor b purpose OF d|rf.dIrr on
a $4,000 bond ISSUE Tor tho rH-fH4aa
Of ground and tho erection of n now
buildinr which thc town of FULTON
needs very much.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26

are weak and nervous. all rundown
YOU say. and KNOW % need med.-
cine. why experiment with everything
new or Boz a fancy PACKAGE Get a
treatment Of Quaker Extract. and
you'll soon bc glad to honestly recon
mend TO FOB someone who Or in thu
same condition YOU we're
Call on Quaker Fsher-he viii vel.
come YOU. and can be- seen al the
Original Cut Rate. 11N Market street
from y 3u o. m. ful = p. IN. Quaker
Extract is q for S. 90 or g for 81 So:
single bottles. 500. Ou Of BALM. Soc.
Salyc. 2sc-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont. MAY Is
smooth progress toward a common
agreement on all phases OF the Mexi-
can problem Is being made by the
mediators and the American and Mex.
lear delegates. This was stated with
emphasis by the mediators tonight af-
ter a day OF conference principally
with the Mexican delegates.
The three South American diplo.
mats made IL plain that while every
aspect Of the Mexican situation. both
internal and international had been
laid before the delegates from the
United States and Mexico. no formal
basis had yet been reached for the
treatment Of any specified order OF
the issues involved. Nor has the rela.
tive importance of the Mexican issues
been defined.
The discussion thus far has been OF
a general character. The mediators
nave taken the position that they are
essentially councillors and not dicta.
tors Of the dcstinies Of the Mexican
republic They will not suggest names
FOR the provisional presidency. nor
VIII they recommend any form OF gov.
eminent From the Mexican delegates
themselves must originate proposals
concerning the internal affairs of
their country and these suggestions
VIII be- transmitted by the mcdiators
20 the American delegates The med.
iat0rF do not conceive DO 20 be- their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
Is Your Wife Happy?

Look back, man, TO those DAYS when
she was only a sweetheart. Think OF
her as she was then-of her pure ioy
in living-her happiness in your love
her perfect trust IN her future
happiness with you.
But hor about mar \, she sill a
Jussfheart, or only a uffrP Did she
hnd the happinruyou pyomiJen Do the
coming years look as rosy to her as they
did before she came into your home?
And II they do not, how much of il
is your fauhP That is the one thing YOU
have TO worry about. The hard knocks
Of the world you can share together,
but the unhappiness and the destruc-
ton of her ideals, that your sins OF
omission or commission may have
brought about, are up 70 you.
Take a look at yourself, mani How
many days pass by in which you forget
TO do at least one real honcst-to-Niike
act that is intended to really make her
happier?
Hundreds Of them In your own strug-
gle for existence you forget about her
pretty often. You take her as a matter
uas unsua a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
COMMITTEE &

The committee on buildings and
grounds Of the Board 81 Education
met In the board rooms last night
and considered plans and specihca
lions for the rebuilding Of the high
school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
YocHUM FINED.

John Yochum was fined 81 and
costs yesterday morning by Squire
Wickham on q charge Of being drunk
and d~isOrderly. The man was ar
rested Saturday evening and held in
jail pending "a hearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26

Of oourse-let her sacrifice her beauty
and youth and health and strength
just because she is only a wife"
Quif n before II IS 100 Lafrl Remember
that you cannot be happy unless she is.
Make up your mind TO do one volun-
tary neu thing every day to make her
lite easier and happier.
Hrrr'J a good start. II she does the
washing for the family, and millions
OF wives do, she puts in the better part
OF the day spelling her hands and wear
ing out the clothes-rubbing them TO
pieces on a corrugated washboard.
Stop in at the grocery tonight, and blow
in a whole nickel on a package OF Nine
O'CLook WGIhing- Tea. Ask your wife
10 try IT.
One package will do 3washings and
1t will make 1t absolutely unnecessary
to rub the clothes. She won't have to
even put her hands in the wash water,
because all of the dirt comes out in the
boiling. Ii is guaranteed not 10 harm
the finest clothes a mite. Contains
no acid or injurious chemicals. Buy
a package today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26

A meeting Of the railroad commit
tee Of the Board Of Trade will be held
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
A rally OF the Boys Brigade com
pantes OF the Wheeling district will
be held tonight In the Hoard OF Trade
assembly room. Market Auditorium.
The board Of directors Of the
Ohio Valley Automobile Club will hold
It's b~i-wookly meeting Thursday even
ing. IN the Board of Trade room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-26
MEDIATION
CcOntinued From first rag..)

matter will be adjusted by the med.
iators putting on record their earnest
advice. b Mexican delegates giving
the best pledge in their power and the
Americans accepting as in good faith
the assurance thus rendered.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-25
TRAPPED YOUTH ADMITS
THREE BURGLARIES

Frederick Gall. 26-year-old burglar,
who was trapped In a clothes closet
In the residence of John Barkholz,
No. SAT Hubbard-ave., Saturday night,
when the family returned, saw lights
In the house, and slammed the closet
door shut on the prowler. has con-
fessed to three burglaries, and plead
ed guilty to the Barkholz burglary, In
police court, Monday.
The Judge declined to accept the
plea, and set Calls examination Tor
Aug. 2S.
Gall admitted to Detectives Collins
and Goinsky, that he robbed one
house on Lafayette-ave., and another
on Twenty-third-st.. and he also con-
fessed to Detectives Rode and Wand.
rie, Sunday, that two ladies'
watches, stolen from George Whoey's
residence, No. $50 Lafayette-ave.
east, would be found hidden In the
ruins OF the ancient building at
Larned and Randolph-sts., where he
had tossed them, when he found that
they were broken.
The detectives recovered the
watches, and also recovered mans
watch, stolen at the same time, and
pawned.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John q. oldheld,, 81. New York;
Edith Smith. 2s., same tsT. 80 tsar
George Couis. 81; EmelIa Moye, so. ),
% IKE Newton. as; Margaret Barkhoiz,
Roy Johnson, 2s: Loretta Hill. yso.
William Rothman. "a. Cleveian nd:
Rose Mayocich: "a. Detroit
Mts Martha Lonyo. eoHset IS. Detroit 81 New YORK
Guy Hilderbrandt. %, Detroit; Marie
McCombs, Fl, Chicago. ,
:. Frank wierczai. 10; Jadwiga Mayak
Charles Keys 80. Columbus. o.; Eiora
Pitsnogle. "a. Detroit. 80 Z
:, John w. Patterson. 81; Ida Hoisbck
!. Harry p. Kin. 70. Toledo; Mabel A,
Sagem. 26. same. ys. ~ /. :
Joseph Macy. a7; Lydia Nyiles; "a J.
Leo N; Roberts. 2s: Helen Weber. 10
Stanisiaw Urbanski. 2s; Joxel Paw
Louis Curry. .62: Rosina Conquest. so.
Arnold Roth, SO. johnson. Pa: Mag
s,f RaIpS IpSds Rfo.Is "a nstrsis 81 Berth. Ritter
. william j. Harnstt. as, Helen Bcr-
Leopold c. Hanner. 80; Kiara Hon.
John Forsacs. 80: Eta Nagg. ss.
Herman Reiman. 20; Laura whiteiaw.
samuel weinberg, 81; Moiiie shsnk-
Samuel Urnowits. 20; Dora Blumsno.
George d. McRoberts. 20. Hot Springs.
Ark: Mary F. Jackson, Is, Hamilton.
!. saverio capraro, %: zaitra Aiterisi.
Lee Giilett. IS; Mabel Rerch. q. ~.
Jacob scheinberg, "a; Ethel Agano-
!. Isnata Prarzuch. ~: stefania lab
James n, Redfern. "a. Detroit; Mabel
SNYDER. 2i. Cleveland.
Elmer +. Didsbory. 2s: Emma Ems
IEnaey Narkiowics. ~: victoris
Schmidt. 20. n
Alfred Hume. Lena Zube.
William Emo. 81; Martha Raycraft
soM.sPph y0:ssph r. polioht. ss; Minnie Ora
Thomas Evans, 40; Eva p. Hutson, a.
:. Clifford F. Walton. %: Edith coonsy
81 Arthur schubring. ~; olga caisisr
=! August Hsrmenn. %; Aisxandriss
James Ferrell. %: May orosbsck, Is
stanislaus Kemcxenski. ls; stanis
lava Pedgoreka. n.
!. Peter J. oLeary. 2s: Sarah McNai
. Bsrnsrd w. Schneider. as: Frances N
Samuel chait. "a; TrlIe Cooper. 10.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-25
BIRTH LIST.
BOYs

bOIS.
AdsfSsr,i pYfmiRics + Rn,IYs RRiS,Insis 1870 ! s.; Apbin
Meyers, l3s Jones'; Frederick Cook, SIS
Eerndale; James Haly. 607 Thirtieth
r. Wroblewskf. l04 Portland; X Zor.
ycki 20 Home: Frank Drobek, 81 Car
bon: H. Thomas. 104 Rosedale: p. Mn
nj t63 Townsend; w. Whiteworth, 1I5
Blackstone: Rozioi, ss6 Hancock; r.
Ossowskf. 1884 Dubois. -Nadolslet
4. Danelisyn, 5S6 Alexandrine; r. Step.
neck. Isl Thirty third; ]. Block, i3f7
Twenty-nfth; A. Mckay, Sc Howard
J. Kawianas, 1850 Jos. Campau; 8.
pietruchoski. $40 Trombley; !. Ayfsi
J. Roach. 1858 Lafayette; r. Gem.
powski. l4t3 81. Aubtn; y. Sheppard
ESQ Avery: x McLeod. 1890 Holcomb;
Fifth: J. Thomas, los Larned; d
Youngblood. 1s3 Eimwood; T. Gloger
Al7 Weesoni Dypzynska. 6 Graham;
8. Puhala, tas Portland: ]. wotowicx
l04 Portland y. MCQUEEN. l82 Wood
bridge; n. Nieboldt, 1884 Parker; III.
Drew, f22 Wabash; A. Rsimacher, 612
Seventeenth; C. erase, 1879 Russsil; J.
ass Medbury; L. Gendernalik, 1864 Van
Dyke; NJ. wfsniewska, 72s Aiexandrine;
r. Kimmel, 1911 Crane; ]. MacD onaid,
206 Philadelphia: "A. Mrodylak. 7sf
Frederick; y. Ohalak. % Newton; j.
Stojek, 1903 Dubois: A. Gillespie, Il
Chandler; T. Borthwick Grace hospf-
tai; Arthur Hoganson.. a4o Kirby.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-25
DEATH LIST.

Samuel b. Warren, 10 East Euclid,
50 years, gastritis: Charles Benzin, SIS
East Grand-blvd, az years, ulcer; Arth-
ur Tredway, 462 Cadillac. so years. SEN
tlity; Frank Decker, 157 Maple. 81
years, tuberculosisi vara Berndt, 81
Mary's hospital, 2 years, inquest pend
ing; Joseph Prossell. Children's Free
hospital, months Inarasmus Andrew
coma. Frances Reniezny. children's
Free hospital, 4 months, marasmus. |.
George q. Curtis, 1242 Bellevue. IS
years, carcinomaj Anna Michalski, 4s6
butternut 4 years, meningitis, John
schieIf. Eloise, Mich 30 years, lfnber-
township. Mich. IS years, drowning:
Emma Standar, River Rouge. Mich,
East Hancock, So years diabetic coma;
William Il. McLaren. sst So. Antoine.
~ years tpberculosisi Blanche M
Lyon, 50 East Forest. 80 years, carci-
mona: Albert j. Reinke, 5s6 Twenty
third. 81 years. hepatitis; Marie Mitt-
CATHERINE csUi" Tanbs. ss7 eSsne. q years.
tuberculosis; Pauline Loucks. 222 Ct
Joseph, 10 months. meningitis: Horace
e. Grow. Detroit river, IS years, drown
ing; Anna weytowicz. 412 Keller. .
months. enterttts. ~
The Detroit times., 1914-08-25
LAWSON GIVEN
new ASSISTANT
Council Adds Extra Man ia
Town Lawyers Staff in
Special Session

With barely a quorum present, the
common council met, Monday morn
ing, to AL vacancies In election and
registration boards throughout the
city In preparation for Tuesdays pri-
mary election, and for general busi-
ness.
The only important business trans
acted was the passage Of an ordi-
nance presented by Aid. Vernon. pro-
viding for another assistant In the
corporation counsel's ONCE at q sal
AIRY of $500 year.
Both Aid. Vernon and Corporation
Counsel Lawson explained. after the
meeting. that the unusual rush of
work In the city's legal department
this year had made the addition OF
more assistance q necessity.
K Resolutions Of coincidence and re-
spect were adopted In honor Of g
Aid. Charles Klein, who died recently.
After a brief session the council
adjourned to meet In regular session.
Wednesday night