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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-09-30
n!il?WRECKED MEN SAVED
earch New being Made For Others Of
Tahoms's Crew.

Washington special Four officers
and fifty-six men aboard the revenue
cutter Tahoma when il went ashore
IN the western Aleatian Islands last
week, have been picked up by the
steamer Cordova and survey ship Pat.
torson. near Agattu island. Advices
to revenue headquarters said search
now was proceeding for twenty-three
others from the Tahoma. who landed
from boats on Islands near by.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-09-30

Mexico City special General Oh
RECON. who is reported to have been
locked up at Chihuahua by General
Villa, has returned to the city, but re-
fuses to discuss his recent experiences
further than to say that he has strong
hopes Of peaceful settlement of Mex
icos internal quarrels and that he be-
lieves great national peril will be
averted. Immediately upon his arrival
here he had long conference with
General Carranza. after which an invi-
tation was issued to Villa for a con-
ference with the Carranza leaders at
Aqua Calientss. The appeal was to
the patriotism of Villas followers to
avoid at this time an armed conflict
which would mean the failure of the
late revolution.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-09-30
Father of the Dreadnouaht.

To the late Admiral Cuniberti. mem
Der of the Italian naval engineerir 4
staff. is due the credit Of having sug
gested the modern Dreadnought. IL
was he. also, who suggested the moo.
ern type OF scout. and he was one o.
the first TO study the question of tn"
application Of liquid fuel TO marine
boilers. IL was his influence which ie,'
to the adoption Of this fuel In the Ital.
ian torpedo boat service.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-09-30
|Rv|NGTON.

Miss Minnie McGAee, of Bran
denburg, has been the guest OF
Misses Mamie and Kittie McGhee
Mr.. and Mrs G. ID. Hook have
had for their guests Mrs. Calvin
Hendrick. of Hardinsburg, end
Miss Sarah HAYNES: of West
Point.
Misses Julia Lyons, Eliza Pig
gott and Mary Heron. who are at
tending Ct. II. 5. in Louisville,
spent the week end with their
parents and were at the country
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Driskell and
children, of Louisville, were here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mccoy.
of Union Star. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Sippel Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Bell Custom has
been the guest of Mrs. \. d. Ash
craft.
Mrs. j. T. Mattingly was hos
tess to the Housekeepers' League
Thursday afternoon. A very
helpful and interesting program
was carried out and delicious ices
and cakes were served.
Brabandt, photographer will be in
Irvington, Saturday Octhber Bird.
Mrs. Mary Heston and Miss
Martha Gardner have returned to
Hardinsburg after a visit to Mrs.
j. &. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Hottell
have for their guests Misses Leila
McCullum. of New Albany, and
May Kemper. of New Amster-
dam.
Poin Galloway. of Louisville,
and Mora Galloway, are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Fidelia Gallo
way.
Misses Liska Youtsler and Iula
Hardin, of Brandenburg, were in
town several days last week,
Leo King, of Kansas, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
King.
Mrs. James kurtz and baby,
Pauline, spent Thursday with Mrs.
NJ. p. Payne.
Mrs. Bette Helt. of Enron, has
been visiting Mrs. Richard Sipes.
Miss Nell Commit, and viii
Commit, of Louisville, are the
guests of their mother, Mrs.
Adele Commit.
Misses Nerna Reiman, Laura
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-09-30
SEEKING settlement
National Peril In Mexico TO
Be kVeTied.

FL Paso special: General Francis
co Villa is willing to cease fighting if
Fernando Itlisia Calderon is made pro-
visional president of Mexico and Car
rama steps down and out. Replying
to an appeal from Constitutionalist OF
ficers at Mexico City for peace, Villa
made this declaration. Calderon was
Mexican ambassador to France under
Madero.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-09-30
Association Of Ideas.

Man Tin bakeshop,-My wife told me
to get something else-what was It'll
Baker-fou have biscuits and a pie
maybe 1t was some crullers. Man--No;
l distinctly remember her telling me
not To get things Boston
Transcript.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-09-30
COUNTRY FAIR
Continued from page 3

Second best trio of chicks, any va
riety, one handsome Eastman Browny
Kodak, Irvington Pharmacy. Lor
Dowell, prem.
Best farm team of horses, Haynes
Trent. merchant, IS. John Lyddan,
prem.
Most handsome couple in parade, J.
b. Hottell, salesman, $3.50. J. w.
Piggott and Mrs. Nora Board, prem.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-09-30
New Directors.

At meeting of the stockholders of
the Bank Of hardinsburg and Trust
Company, Mr.. Willis Green, of Falls
OF Rough, and Mr.. N. ID. Beard, of
HaIdinsburg. were added to the list
of directors.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-09-30

Washington special: Develop
they all point 10 the dwindling power
and early overthrow of Carranza.
Word has been received that General
Natera. the commander of the Consti-
nationalist forces of the central divi-
sion. with headquarters at Zacatecas,
has notified villa that he will support
him in the present break. This in
formation was regarded by Washing
ton officials as very important. Ii
means that Villas army now has the
battle as far south as Zacatecas. which
IS within 300 miles of Mexico City.
With the news of Natera's desertion
of Carranza also came the information
that Carranza will attempt TO appease
Villa through action TO be taken at the
convention of the Constitutionalists in
Mexico City on Oct l. This is the con-
vention that Villa has declined to at
tend. but word has been received in
Washington that the convention will
be held and Carranza will retire as
first chief and will not be a candidate
for provisional president Three men
are under consideration. Two of these
are Iglesias Calderon and Luis Cabre
ra, the latter having represented Car
rama in Washington. All three OF
these men under consideration are civ.
ilians. 1t has been Villas complain;
that Carranza was seeking TO estab.
lish a military government in Mexico
City with himself, Carranza, as Tn,
head
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-09-30
German Casualty List.

Berlin special; The total German
casualties in dead, wounded and miss
ing. as officially reported to date, are
l04,5s9, made up as follows: Dead.
1864; wounded, s5,s0s; missing. 23..
o07.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-09-30
Better Seed Contest.

Largest pumpkin grown by boy under
II years old. target rifle, Irvington
Hardware 81 Implement Co. Frank
Hendrick, prem.
Best dressed doll, child's own work,
girl under twelve years old, Mrs. Hollis
Drane, merchant, 81. Lillian Carter,
prem.
1914 Dime second on doll, B. w. Car
ter. Lillian Carter, prem.
Best ten ears upland corn, T. h.
Bland, barber, 81. G. n. Lyddan,
prem.
Best display of onions, first prize,
81. so; second best 81. Breckenridge
News. Mrs. w. o. Bailey, prem; Mrs.
Geo. Lyddan, prem.
Set of singletrees and doubletrees,
latest animal at the fair, H. T. Stew
art, blacksmith. Webster, Ky. Geo.
Board, prem.
Largest number of ribbons won by
individual or firm, Chas. Hardaway,
farmer, Custom, KY, IS. B. W. Car
ter, prem.
Second, same, VIM. Jolly, farmer,
lrvington, 50 80. Geo. Lyddan, prem.
Third, same, Plus Fackler, farmer.
lrvington, 81. John Lyddan, prem.
Fourth, same, Lawrence Speak, far
mer, lrviugton, 81. ]. and NJ. Green
wood, prem.
Boy showing best model of modern
farm tool, J. X. Bramlette, lrvington,
81. Morris Stewart. prem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
POLICE CHIEFS CONVENTION
OPENS In WHEELING TODAY

less extreme necessity calls. II a.
understood that this will be done In
wheeling. The city building has been
decorated for the occasion and quite
a little enthusiasm Is being raised as
the convention opens.
Tomorrow afternoon, following the
close OF the business sessin, the Of
hcers viii be taken on a sightseeing
trip 20 the principal places OF in
terest OF the city and surrounding
country.
Delegates Here.
The following mere those who regis
tered al headquarters last night:
Mcclure "
9. Burchfield. Charleston. w. Va.
SECRETARY \. r. Hunt. Huntington. W.
Peck Moran. Huntington. W. Va. Nc
II. L. Brooks. clarksburg. W. Va. Nc.
;. \. Rogers. Logan. ". Va. wind
C; c. Chngefred. Huntington. W. Va.
- sam Davis. president Huntington.
W. Va. Mcclure
" Ehilders, Charleston. windsor.
j.. r. Crockett. Charleston. Windsor
=. q. Singleton. Charleston, Windsor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
BRIDGEPORT BOY BROWNS In
WHEELING CREEK, NEAR HOME

the water Hearing boys scream.
Harold Groves rushed to the creek and
upon learning OF the drowning. tor.
his clothes from his body and began
tteadiug the water. %ot being able TO
ma n In the channel OF the creek he
went Co the bank ana dlvsI across the
hole. ktepiu- tu the bottom. Upon
reaching the other side ne telt tho lads
heel. AMI was able Co draw the body 20
the surface.
liy this time sevC-el persons hal
gathered. and the work OF rcsusCitation
was 20 once started. artificial reSpir4-
ton being used. In the meantime. Dr.
Arthur Higgins. Of bridgeport had been
called end later Or. - ~. Rest OF this
city. was rushed 10 tf' scene. The phN-
sicians ordered the lst taken 10 the ONO
Valley General HosUital. and upon 4ts
arrival o. thef institution the pulmpIvr
as applied. His lungs were inflated
for twenty -fiyc minutes. and during
that time ell possible efforts were made
90 revive Tho boy. but without avail.
Last night the remains were removed
O. the Adoluh undertaking parlors 20 oe
prepared for burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
BELIEVED TO HAVE GOTTEN BE
YoED DEPTH AND COULDN'T
SWIM.
Friends Divsd for Body and Recovered
It-Removsd TO Ohio valley Gen
erRl Hospitai-Too Late.

Wading beyond his depth in Vhar o.
known ms the old swimming hole BOO
Wheeling creek. AZ bridgeport Herbert
Gilbert an insurance agent residing IN
kirkwood was drowned late yesterday
afternoon about 70 o'clock Although
Few minutes later and every known
means Ut resuscitation we're rsSOrted 90.
life had become extinct Physicians
worked over him for more than an hour
In an effort 20 revive him. but their en-
deaNors were ln vain.
Young Gilbert was bathing in tho
creek iu the rear Of the residence 81
George ~ Groves iu the west end 81
Bridgeport Tie was accompanied hy "a
younger companion. the only witness TO
IN. druwninG. who had not yet entered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
TUCKER FUNERAL
Body OF Street Car Motornian. Killed M
jacobs burg. 70 BE Inferred
Tomorrow Morning

hI' ufHN OF Jbhu Tucker. victim Of
the dcplorable accident near JacobsburE
OHIO. sunday. will ha Inferred in Al
taiNarN cemetery tomorrow morning
following services Of on impressive ma
turc az the Church 81 the Immacutptc
Conception, ct O'Clock The hody vas
removed from HcllPire Co the Schroeder
.ndertaking parlprs yesterday morning
Mr.. Tucker and Mrs Laura Pitner were
on their way home from Jacobzburr
when thcir horse became frightened
running OF and throwing them from the
buggy. fuckers neck was broken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
REPUBLICAN COUNTY EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE NET LAST
EVENING.
Completed Plans for Primary and Dis
trict Suggestion Meetings 70
be Held Saturday.

With but one ONCE contested for.
the Republican county ticket 20 be-
voted upon az the primary TO be held
Tuesday. July T. was formally closed
last night. a. a meeting Of the Re
publican County Executive committee
The meeting was held in he ONCE OF
Circuit CLERK John l. Kingdom. On
conjunction with a session of the First
senatorial District Executive com
mi'tCo
rhe only contest IL for n, once Of
county superintendent 81 schools. with
Charles i Ray. Of Dallas. and John
Z. Farmer. q near Triadelphia. az
the candidates
The other coanty candidates are.
Clerk of County Court-John How.
cierk Of Circuit cour, John L.
County Commissioner - Charles o
Euhllu.
For House ~ Delegates - pr T. +
Allen Of West Liberty. Can't vs. T.
QUO. Jesse a. Block ami Harry a
Wnie-
Tho time in which candidates we're
fO hle notice or their candidacy with
Tho clerk ~ the committee expired
Saturday evening The above named
candidates were the only ones 90 do.
clare their candidates.. ard lasf night
me county ticket was ordered closed
Hugfesion hestinGH.
NIEgeefiur mrrflrra will bf held fr
tho various runErrferiH1 districts SAT-.
ufnHr evening 90 nominate candidate
for members ~ Hoard N Educati1r
~rluui Commissioner. Justice ~ reare
HfI Constable Tho meetings will Do
ttlI between 80 end a o'clock with
Tho exception uf the Liberty district
meeting which will hc held ~ O'Clock
saturday afternoon
The various mafistsrial distri-, sur-
r.ttIur meetings will Do held Ir fTa
fHIInuIrr places
washington uistrictHv IFiart Hose
Madison District Island Hnas Wauas
mN Ih.f...f .'rrwI.Hf Nose WHura
MON District. TriI.. Court Room
. Cent?. District Hook and Ladder
Hose House
Weh-fer lHa'fi.t niagara lf9ee Mouse
Richie rIatrI.f. FIrhth lyrff u...
II.U.r
Hi.h.ard District GrsresrHis school
,, Liberty f's'rI.t centre school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
BULL MOOSERS"
Congressional Convention 70 be Held
In Clarksburg Todsy-LoeaI
Men TO Attend.

Inc Progressives from this county
VIII journey to Clarksburg TODAY
NneIS they viii meet IN convention
Ior we purpose Of nominating con.
EressiOnal candidates. The Wbeeling
people VIII 20 down today. although
some left yesterday evening II IL
understood that Harvey Harmcr viii
- boosted by the Wheeling crowd Tor
me nomination. Whether he IL a
Is not said W "''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
REBELS INVITED
tcontinusd Prom first Par.)
tives OF the Constitutionalists would
proceed TO Niagara Falls.
VIII Prolona Mediation

tives OF the Constitutionalists would
proceed to Niagara Falls.
Will Prolona Mediation.
This development. II is declared. is
an assurance that mediation will be
prolonged for some time. with an in
creased hope OF an ultimate agreement
being reached upon a provisional gov
eminent OF Mexico to succeed the HUI
erta regime. The announcement from
the mediators to-day was reported here
70 nave been the elimination OF pro
longed informal negotiations BY the
washington administration with Cen
eral Carranza. General villa and other
TeNolutionist chieftains in Mexico. and
the conferences held BY one OF the me
dlators. DIR. \aon. the Argentine min
lister. with President Wilson. Secreta-
ry Bryan and representatives OF the
Lonsutuuonaltsts in Washington Fol
lowing those conferences, General Car.
rama and his agents here were in teIa-
sraphic communication for several
hours.
Leave For Washington.
Subsequently there started sror,
Meklco Tor Washington, Fernando Ic-
ieHhis CaldeTon, Alfredo Breceda ana
Leopoldo Huertado Espinosa as rem
IesehGuVes OF the constitutionaliSt
movement. These men. IL is believed
,,,.-S'. W .dh' NudIEe OF IN pro-
posed informal NEGOTIATIONS with the
mediation conference or at least 10
direct the general policy with refer
ence thereto.
haihel Lubaran and Luis Cabrera
who have been directing constifntion
aust affairs here still are IN Washing
Ioh out no announcement has been
made OF their future status.
Ohcials Of the administration TODAY
indicated that the plan OF avertiny
an abrupt end 10 mediation now pre,
scented would be prophetic Of results
ne Ioohed ior prompt response from
the constitutionalist leaders but ala
not anticipate any new DEVELOPMENTS
IN me actual provisional government.
plan 10 be devised until the represen-
atives of the United States and the
warning Mexican factions had delib-
Grated together for some time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
MAYORS MESSAGE
VII ne Presented 10 Council This Even
me-heoommends Civil Service
for Departments

Mayor Harvey T.. kirk will deliver bfs
annual message 90 council this syerir.,
ll- t'Eniar special meeting Tho
SAGE De- quite a lengthy affair and
'Wh.dicE great mauy things v,bI.,
would ADD greatly to the general GOOD
Nl iht Guy. lt recommends that fhs
l'll. ana IRE department. b. placed 1r
ciNll service hpsta and that fFe ,tft
IRE department Boz motorized De afs1
Iu't lions The street Improvement rlare
presented '' over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
high" BIDS OPEN

Tho committee on buiIdinge and
grounds OF the board Of education moi
last niEht and opened the bids Tor The
ROUNDING OF tho High school a enc.
,i.I NEE lInE 81 Tho board will prob
AMY o. held one niEhf This week 10
~. a'llpn on Tho bids submitted
n' commute ON salaries will meet
To- The HiEh school building to r,,.,,,,,.
niFnt 20 tV the salaries FOR tho sr-If-
inE year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
FArHuR AND SON rI,rrn

'''I1I'- "TW IHFTTn T0TfT1- fIfITr and
son. were M In police court Yesterday
morning on disorderly charge and
each Tined $40 and costs Nartt, 80,
~ Tight when officer pritchard t-frJ
- arrest him and was fined an ,ddt,
tional k2o and costs on this charge H.,
n'a been Jet out n the workhouse Just
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
JOSEPH LIEsx or
BEEwooD PASSES AWAY.

Joseph I.nry nr aged arH hfrfIv re.
%. LeN citizen ~ IHruuud. rIaseT away
h'. home corner Hf fisfH and Water
-ff'Ff. fhaf rif. .aaf night af 90 .FH
n .'..F. f.IInWinU nu Illness rf several
N..H. Tho deceased wua Ir Hfa SIXTY.
f'.rI .TIr fIf Ia survived Hr uIflu.
ono .0r frd tun Us. Fhfrfa
Mr I.raU vHa an street commits.
..' M I'.uH HHI fIrrrHI arrange
"r.f. .IH ...Hr...Hf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
JUVENILE CIRCUS
Interesting Affair Given Last Evening
IN linsly Armor- ~ East End
Young People.

ono ~ fHr BIGGEST Tifa nf the season
w7a thr Juvenile DIfrua rut ar -.
rirrf H' fhH Ilra'y Nrm.rF Tho Show
started promptly of O'Clock .fffr II.
ErarI ensemble fn OBJ. arm.r. arIH.r..
r ...H ono. and fn.. were off OBJ. ar
family. f..
The second aUf off fHr show whore
Joan .f so. crowns Odd. ..IrrT.. .....I..
wa. poe. urI every .rf who bed .rf.r.
90 fhH nrn..rH we're pleased DI.ura EH.
..r.. f". frH..r" rHr..rnHra and f.rr..
'hinr IIf .U uHH f.H.Hr. Ir H..IE
I' nr. laugh HnI IHulh end IHuEH come
more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
RIVER NEWS

The river remained stationary here
throughout yesterday At O'Clock
last night The stages reported az tho
VIC Nechon dam were l42 feet in the
pool and +. feet in tho lower river.
The Mildred running Dol place of tho
Liberty. arrived last rieht about fU
clock She viii clear at 90 O'Clock
today for Natamoraa so other PACK.
ets are scheduled
The Ohio will carry tho second an.
nual excursion of tho Wheeling fUrh
school Alumni Association this even.
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23

Meeting Friday Might.
Another meeting OF the committee
VIII Do held Friday evening 81 this
week. 90 complete details for the pfi-
mary. Precincts viii then be Designated
ami precinct clerks and Judges Will be
selected
Tho polls are 90 open ~ o. O'Clock
noon and 100 close az o'clock ir the
CITY districts and az o'clock boo the
country districts.
Ir addition Co members 81 the county
and -cuatpritl district committee boo ar
tendance 90 last nights meeting. sever
al candidates we're present Included
N'rs county clerk Wells. circuit CLERK
Kingdom. harles % Ephliu. Prof J. ~
Farmer and Col Rem D.. UOasuilp1m.
candidate for state senator The pDIif-
zeal situation wac discussed and an de-
c.ared the outlook most favorable for
the Republicans
The full committee was present iaaf
night as fullHws. George % FHIIIfra.
chairman. clay district. Richard r Hrr.
San. -"cr'tarli ,cntre district vs. 4
IruutwIue. Washington district. " W
MCGEE. Madison district. " o Beckett
Union district. Harry kreuErr. Webster
district % vs.. NuIff Richie district.
Lester smith. Triadeipria district. O.
W. Ewalsy. Nirniard district and b.
g. curtis Liberty district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23

arise r c. Flaccus. the worst In
Jured OF the three men. will recover
suihcienuy 10 go about. although u
u expected that he will not recover
entirely. James Henderson and Ben
fumes the other men I'm the accident
VIII recover. Mr.. Flaccus has no in
ternal Injuries which speaks well for
his recovery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
BUSINESS SESSION TO BE held
THIS MoRNlNG-ELECTION
TOMORROW.
Visit 20 State Penitentiary a Feature
This Afternoon-Banque to
Be Given Tonight.

Everything has been put in readi-
ness for the Police Chiefs convention
winch opens In this city this morning
az 10 O'Clock al the Arion Hall Dele
gates from all over the state are ar
irving and many came in last night
but the bulk Is expected this morning
on the two early trains. As soon as
the members. of the association arrive
they are requested to go to the police
headquarters and register their
names and their hotel that any calls
received may be referred TO tho prop
or place
Routine business is all that will he
taken up this morninf at the business
session as the election OF officers is
held up until tomorrow morning
This afternoon at o'clock members
al the association will board special
cars on the Moundsville division OF
the wheeling Traction line for the
Ienitentiary where they will visit
mat institution at the request of War.
den NJ. l.. Brown. The feature of the
ing wren a banquet will be spread at
the Arion hall
Mayor II. l.. Kirk will deliver the
welcoming address this evening 10 the
boys and President Of the Association
iSam Davis OF Huntington. will also
speak. There will be short speeches
nv various chiefs and II T. underf God
That the entertainment committee has
q surprise or two To spring on the
crowd. The entertainment committee
]. composed OF Detectives Minard
Hastings. Frazier and Cleary of fb-
local force. The boys are working
hard To show the officers from visit.
inE cities. that Wheeling Is made OF
the right stun.
Pres Davis Arrives.
President Davis and few OF his
men arrived in the city Yesterday
evening and are registered al the Nc.
Lure hotel Secretary A. r. Hunt H.
also present Charleston brought
forih abou' % officers but all had nor
register Yesterday evening. They
VIII OF over ~ Parkersburg June %
10 attend the meeting OF CITY and
county officials Of the state.
Nifty red white and blue badges
we're secured for the convention whicl,
are pinned with a ceINlloid hutton
bearing the great seal Of the state
u u expected that the police report.
ers viii be taken into the associa.
1lon during It's STAY here In other
cities OF the state the reporters arc
sworn IN as police and wear tbei-
badges but do not make arrests I'm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
BOY RUN DOWN
Russell Hartsi KNOCKED Down WIN.
Riding bicycle Yesterday ana
Slightly Infurad

run down by an automobile Yesterday
ABOUT noon, driven by Joserh Eaer M
ne corner OF sixteenth and Market
streets. The lad was riding "A bfcvrte
when was smashed but luckily ne was
but slightly injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-23
FLACCUS IMPROVING
Local eOsiness Mar Injured IN Auto
Aeercent Sunday. Shows In
prose-ent-Otners Better.

From latest Information received
from the North Wheeling Hospital
l%st niEht. All victims Of the a.Ifo acct
dent Of sunday are frnproylrE In
less some unlocked for complications