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Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
Business chanae.

Miss Agnes Dubreuil has purchased the half interest of Miss Cordelia Moi son in the establishment formerly known as Moison and Duprey A short time ago the other half of the concern was acquired by Miss Blanche Riche, and the firm will be known as Riche and Dubreuil.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
hor.e slinned It,. RridIe.

A horse which was hitched to g. post on Prospect street slipped it's bridal Saturday morning, and fright ened by a passing automobile, broke away and ran down Prospect street. The carriage was tipped over when the horse turned into windham street and was slightly damaged. Bystanders then secured the horse.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
Pittsburgh Rector ofHoiates.

At the morning service at St. PauPs P E. church Sunday, the holy com munion was administered and the ser mon preached by Rev, w. N. Clapp of Pittsburgh, Penn. No Sunday school session was held during the day.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
Union Service at Methodist Church.

The union services of the Baptist and Methodist churches, which alter nate during July and August were held Sunday in the latter church Rev. w. o. Nuzum, who recently returned from a months vacation in Maine and New Hampshore. was in the pulpit.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
PEEPINe TOM CAUGHT.
H. c. Richards CleverIy Nabs Man : Looking Through Window at His
 Wife.

The police believe they have at last secured the peeping Tom who has been annoying residents of this city in the vicinity of Spring street lately
 About midnight Saturday, when MT and Mrs. H. c. Richards of No. 7s Spring street were preparing to retire, they heard a noise outside. Mrs Rich ards was partly disrobed, and had gone into the pantry, when man was seen peeping in at the window MT. Richards, who was not visible from another side of the house. and caught the man in the act of looking in at his wife.
 The intruder was hustled down to police headquarters. where he gave his name as Mike Montreys, and hls age as 31. He Is an Italian, and the fore man of one of the gangs working on the state highway construction in this vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
EnsraIds Win From Mystic independ
 ents

The Eueralds of this city defeated the Mystic Independents at Peqquon- noe Driving park in fast ball game Saturday afternoon by the score of 12 to 8. Heavy batting featured the game, which was for purse of s1o0. The following members of the team and "rooters" spent Sunday at Pine Grove. Mantle: Arthur McQuillan, Francis Johnson. Michael Mccarthy. Clifford Smith. William Keirans and Robert Higgins
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
improvinq Patrolmen's Room.

The patrolmen's room at police Headquarters will be warmer the coming fall and winter than 1t has been. At their last meeting the board of aldermen authorized the making of changes there and the installation of new steam pipes. Plumbers are now at work putting them in, thus in creasing the heating capacity, which has not been great enough in severe cold Later the entire interior of the station will be touched up. paint and yRrnish put on where required, and spme badly needed clustering done: This last work was held up for time until 1t could be ascertained whether the. town or city should pay for ita
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

revolver was purchased in Putnam last Saturday, so the shooting must have been premeditated
 At St. Joseph's hospital 1t was ad- mitted that she was seriously injured and her chances of recovery were said to be about one in three, if blood pois- oning did not result.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
Sent to Norwich State Hospital.

On Saturday, after an examination by two physicians Mrs. Clara Russ Lewis was committed to the Norwich State Hospital for the Insane, by order of the probate court. The physicians reported that her mental condition condition made such confinement nee essary.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Higgins, attended the annual games of the Caledonian society in Boston on Saturday. MT Mcintosh and his daughters left Boston for a visit with relatives in Westport, Maine
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
wlLLIMANrIc CAMP GROUNDS
Good Weather Starts Up Grove Activi ties-PIans for ri-county Field Da, Sunday Services.

ties-PIans for Tri-county Field Day Sunday Services.
 The splendid weather of the last of the week brought many visitors to the camp ground. Many opened their cottages for the season. There were few departures.
 Services Sunday.
 Sunday school was held in the Man tic house at three o'clock. At rve o'clock a vesper service was held in the Mantle house. The Rev. w. O. Nuzum, pastor of the Methodist church in Willimantic had charge of the meeting
 Tri-County Field Day.
 Wednesday, Aug 5, the Tri-County field day and annual field meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of New London, Holland and Windham counties will be held on the WilIimantic camp ground in the taber- nacle. It will begin at 1.30 D. m. An interesting program has been prepared consisting of musical selections by an orchestra of piano. cornet and violin. vocal solos and duets. The address of the day is to be given by the Rev. Dr. Welcome E. Bates of the Baptist church, Mystic. At noon there will be a basket lunch at the cottage of Mrs. Jason l. Randall
 Motored from Auburn.
 Arthur Andrews of Providence
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Attended caIedonian Games.
 William Mcintosh. his daughters, Marion and Agnes, and William E..
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
wb.. |. eelna On Teniah.

Natrhane Lodge. No. 12. K. or n. Union 'sd St Jean Baptiste. St. Mary's Halk
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
SUNDAY RAID.
Wine and Beer Found at 26 Bank
 Street on Officers Early Gall.

As the result of many complaints in regard to the premises, Chief Rich mond, with the assistance of Officers Hurley and Manley and Prosecuting Agent Powell. made a raid on No 26 Bank street at o'clock Sunday morn ing, and arrested Leo Parta, who was caught in the act of bottling beer on
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
Rriaf Mention.


 Maurice Leonard and Timothy Wal len are at Pleasant View, R. l., for a week.
 Charles E. Leonard and William H. Frisbie were in Hartford Saturday, re- turning in MT. Leonards newly pur- chased car.
 Misses Eldy Nelson. Ida Valine, Alice Johnson and Jennie Peterson, accom- panied by Mrs. Peterson, are spending a fortnight at Pine Grove, Mantle
 Mrs. Virginie Moreau, Mrs Albert Fournier. both of this city and Mrs Olive Caillouette, of Worcester. Mass, are spending August at Pleasure Beach.
 George Remington Bartlett leaves to- day for two weeks vacation. which will be spent in Utica, N. Y, and Portland, Me. He was accompanied as far as Utica by Robert J. Galli- gan, who will pay a short visit there before returning to this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03
Auto Repairing and Painting

We repair Autos of all kinds in the proper manner.
 Latest Improved Facilities make our shop unexcelled in New Enslsna. We bake the paint on, which makes it wear better, keep its gloss longer, and will not crack.
 Why not have yours rishta It costs no more. Bentley Clarke Auto Co.
 ss Main St. Westerly, R. |
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Personals.
 Miss Jennie E. Dennehey is at Pleas ure Beach for a month
 Miss Bessie OConnor is visiting rel atives in Rochester. N. Y
 MT. and Mrs. c. Harry Branch have returned from Seventh Lake Inlet N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Delphis Boucher and family are at Pleasure Beach for the month.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Caswell are spending August at Pleasure Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Alpine Marcil and Miss Lena Marcil are in Columbia for two weeks.
 iss Mamie Maxwell is entertaining her cousin Miss Irene F. Hassett. of East Hartford
 Miss May Higgins of Turner street is spending two weeks vacation at Pleasant View
 Mrs. Frederick Hornberger. Jr. of Francis street, Is at Buttonwocds. R. l., for a month.
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Remington are visiting their daughter, Mrs. l.. J. Korner. at Ocean Beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard Of Mont vile spent Sunday at her cottage, The Bungalow She is entertaining party of friends.
 Miss Jessie Smith, and Mrs. Annie Adams, of New London, spent Sunday on thegrounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-11
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses

Bernard J. Fisher, Of Mt de Chantal
and Anna O'Connor. OF Edgedale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-11
VERY LITTLE DONE
At Meeting OF Rules Committee Of
National Trottinq Assoeia-
ton Yesterday.

NEW YORK. Feb lO-The dulles
committee 81 the National Trotting
association made little progress to-
day toward an agreement on certain
of the more important changes suC-
r"sted az the joint meeting Of the
National and American TrottinC as
s0ciations held In Chicago two
months ago. although ts reports on
these changes must be- ready for ac-
ton for the biennial congress Of the
association. which will 30 into ses-
sion here tomorrow
W. II Gocher secretary Of tho Sos
sion. today refused 20 discuss the
CHANCES proposed. but minated
that discussion of them by the rules
committee had NOT led 10 their lon-
nit" acceptance n Or understood
that tho rules likely fO BE- notified
number nearly r. score. tho proposed
modification inoludinc som" novel
features
Among tho change tp DO con id.
cred o. one which would give a horse
ho benefit OF ON" second iu case Do
had not reduced ifs record in any
start during the previous year An.
other would make Jn allowance ~
tim" of az much o. four seconds m
case q starter failed three times TO
Vim part ~ the purse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-11
WILL PROVE
INNOCENCE

PANAMA. Feb. lO.-Colonel George
W. Goethals. chairman OF the Panama
Canal Commission. said to-day that the
suspension OF W. r Shipley from the
position as chief clerk OF the subsist-
ence department of the canal zone
would not become effective until Cap
tain Frank c Whitlock. OF the United
states cavalry. took complete charge
OF both the subsistence and the com
missary departments. which IL was eN-
pected he would do tomorrow or
Thursday.
John Burke. who was suspended yes
terdaN by Colonel Cocktails from the
mansgership OF the Commtssary depart
ment. and Lieutenant-Coionel Eugene r.
Wilson. who at hiS own request was re
heved from duty as chief OF the sub
sistence department. will leave the
canal rome on Thursday for the United
States
l.leutenant-Colonei Wilson said today
he soon would ask TO be retired from
the army. Mr.. Burke maintains that q .
can prove his Innocence before April I.
when his suspension ends. OF the
charges that he accepted gratuities in
the purchase OF supplies.
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which Sniss. & You that SS
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to oned who W.T.
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which mated
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very ~ more u1Tansy 't than %% n S@ no
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must ree9nzs and admit that blood
IN
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real leaders and producers in the
manly vigore FORCE vTT9IER anS
front Tho faSGn&tss and TS vf "rT
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ana hsitae who takes The back now being
tnre in that manly vital
NV Srea s 1t fully described in
der What his past matter Why call
declaration every man ' the World
real problems PERTAINING these subjects
facts relating just
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-11
RIVER NEWS

Tho Liberty was the only boat Co.
touch The local wharf ycst.rd.. clear
iur at $50 o'clock for Natamorrs sb.
= duo in again tonight.
Tho kana0h' is due CO. rss. down.
tnis morning She BEL scheduled fp leave
here at O'clock Tho K..4y,t, Do
hrInrur Tho rrsIrht OF tho owen cav
which d. scheduled to derart or her
M1rdi Grla rum. from This point. s8trr.
Hi. 'lI,.nNun ~ q o'clock Tho Queen
MiI.I ffif morning She fsrT U.ff..
lYrEh ferI1F. but had $50 tons oil
.,.l i9 f... nr On route. Boo addition fs
Tho E VI Wallace. With , f1.,. az f....
,uHl boats and on h1rrse rII srIrfr
rHsHcd uu Yesterday morning Cor I.ff.
n.fEh lne J y. Nuutld.uu. with % tow
~ coal boats. q btrree. Q fI.f. .rT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-11
GOOD ROAD BILL
PASSES HOUSE

WASHINGTON. ID. c, Feb. 10
The Shackleford bill. under which the
Federal government would distribute
S21.OOO.OOO for good roads among the
various States. conditioned upon a
dollar FOR dollar appropriation by each
state, was passed by the House to-
day by a vote of 2S2 10 ~. and now
awaits action by the Senate. Its pass
age followed several days OF debate,
during which most OF the hundred and
more speakers advocated the project
In the interest OF the farmers. while
a minority attacked the project as a
dangerous opening wedge for heavy
future inroads on the treasury.
Democratic Leader Underwood Re
publtcan Leader Mann and Representa-
1--WE limbaugh, OF Illinois, the ranking
Progressive In the city. all voted for the
<neasure. Representative Mann declared
that the cities could we'll afford out OF
their wealth TO contribute taxes TO aid
the country In the construction OF roads
and other improvements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-11
MICH. AGGIES
MAZE Exceptionally Good oner Tor
Football Game with wesleyan
May he Accepted.

special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
BltkHANNON. Feb. 1O-Wesfeyan
= In receipt Of an attractive propoSition
from the Michigan AEEies football man
aEeinent to play a game al Lansing
Mlch.. IN the 1914 season. The cate
proposed IL either October 10 or Noyem-
Der y, but ON account OF the game with
W. J. the preceding Saturday. and
Win West virginia on the following
thursday, u b. Impossible for Wesleyan
10 accept the latter date. II is Iikefv.
however. that arrangements will be
made 10 play az Lansing October 10.
rive games are already arranged FOR
away from home. but inasmuch as the
games with Carlisle a. Ciarksburg and
West Virginia az Fairmont are consif-
cred more or less as home attractions.
~ may he that ~ will 30 arranged FOR
the team to make the trim west. The
guarantee offered by the 1913 conurerors
Of Michigan and Minnesota Is very at
iractive and Wesleyan can hardly AFFORD
% turn 81 down.
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Cathedral.
LinsI-.
SERENADE MAlSEL
Former stogie Indelder Gets Married
and Then II Friends Pay
Respects Gloriously.

Special dispatch to the InteIIigcnccr.
BALTIMORE. Md. Feb. iO-r-rtfz
MaiS'l former indeldcr FOR the St0gics
"nlI" playing with the Central league.
aud present third saUktT Of th,. New
ORR NUr"r'"u was given am old
time s'rsuHu" Monday evening a. the
lpw" ~ DIS parents. Mr.. and sIrs.
'hristiau D. MIIScl ON IuElssIde ave
uuo. canton, IlIo. Md. Dos his many adj
wIrers iU Iis home Village,
There were cheers when Fritz and his
bride 81 e Few days appeared on the
porch ana received the tuugfatulat. oue
Of tho crowd. Retire. rmsu.s fn',e,--d
HHa many fuTaf- were drank 10 Ne
health and prosperity ffe viii remain
with DIS bride 90 the home uf If1 nan.
futr until time FOR leaving for A. o.
south fur spring training.
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BRIDGEPORT Briefs

George III. Sheetz went to st. Glars.
Vile yesterday on business
The Senior Mechanics held n well
attended meeting in their hall last
evening.
A large number of out Of town peo-
pie attended the Dukes Wedding at
the Presbyterian church last evening.
Mrs. Henry Fairchild. of Washing
ton. Pa, Will be here today TO spend
several days with Kirkwood friends.
Miss Eleanor Riddle. of Frankfort,
KY. after a months visit with rela.
tives here. returned home
Mrs. Ella Henderson, has been con.
fined TO her home quite i'll with
quinsy.
A large number OF local people at
tended the box social in the Aetna
Vile chapel last evening.
The miners in this vicinity re-
ceived their pay yesterday.
Any items for this paper can be
left at Roberts and Fredricks drug
store. or call 1921 on the Bell phone.
slI!AnulsV lB ICIoos xoq eql pspusl
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Weddings rings that will please her
at j. c. McKelvey's, the Jeweler.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Greenlaw, OF
GAINESVILLE, are spending a few days in
this city.
Mrs. Julius Zimmerman. OF Toronto,
Canada, IS the guest OF relatives and
friends in this city.
man yesterday morning and he was
assessed the usual fine
The first prayer meeting OF the new
" organized Methodist church at Pinch
Run will be held this evening.
The Young Mems Club will hold "A
smoker Thursday evening.
Mrs. OHrien. OF Steubenville Is the
guest OF relatives in this city.
Max Duga. OF Guernsey street who
has been III for the past few days. is
improving rapidly.
Deputy L. 5. Marshal r. r. NcAuist.
er. OF Cincinnati, was business visit
or in this city yesterday.
Miss Marie Wart, Of this city IL tho
guest OF relatives at Stcubenvilie
Kenneth Manscll, OF Canton. IS the
guest OF relatives and friends ia this
city.
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10 The Young
Expectant Mother
Wsnsn Of Erpsr;snes AAviss tks uss
Of Mothsr's Fnsnd.

There is Q certain degree Of trepidation %
subject - motherhood TIE longing to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-11

Deeds OF Trust.
SiN deeds Of trust were loft FOR rec
ord with the clerk Of the county court
~ tcrdgy.
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evening Entertainment

An evening entertainment will be
heId IN connection with the farmers
In l which will be held In the
city hall Thursday evening February
izth An interesting program will be-
rendered, which will include music by
me High School Glee Club and recita-
ton by Norman Wassman. James =.
anderson will deliver an address on
Farm Life Fifty Years Ago" The
institute VIII be brought to a close by
an address on The Debt OF Parents
70 Iheir children by DR.. w. !. Cham
berlain, OF Hudson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-11

Mike kustolitch returned home last
evening in regular from MuuuIsyule.
where he acted uE INTERPRETER AZ the
grand jury iuvratiEatipr.
'hi.f OF Police T.. e.. Garycy. 81 this
city. spent yesterday az Muuudrviiie ON
OFFICIAL business
Nothing new in the Louis GeoEhfsIn
i"hn'rH case has been reported by the
local authorities.
Miss buycl craig. popular telephone
OPERATOR Boo fnIH city Dr. confined 10 nor
home with au illness.
Edward k'rwuud. who HHa been cone
fined 90 bis home for The rt.f two
weeks with Hu illness ia slowly irnrroy.
I.w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-11
stockholders Meetino

a melting OF the stockholders OF the
Dubois a Mccoy Lumber Company
was held yesterday morning. The fol
lowing officers were elected: John
n1ubols, president; William Mccoy,
vice president: ]. VI. Dubois. secreta'
ry-treasurer
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Official Board.

The official board OF the Kirkwood
VI. +. church held a regular monthly
meeting In the church last evening
Immediately after the revival services
and several matters of Importance
were given attention. Several matters
mat were left unfinished at the last
meeting were completed last evening.
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FINAL GAME
OF Three-Gsme Series viii Be PLAYED
Between linsly and Cathedral
High Quintets

The Linsly Cadets will play the Ca.
thedral high school basketball tossers
tins evening at the Linsly armory in
the mai game of the three-game Sc
RES arranged some time ago. The
l-lnsly squad has so far won both of
the Otner two games and they expect
TO make IL three straight this even.
ing. The cathedral lads have been
practicing hard for the last few DAYS
IN order that the team may be in good
shape for the contest. as they eXpect
to play a much better game.
The two teams will line up as fol
lows.
JiuEl- rarA.a..,
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The Ladies' Bible class of Trinity
Lutheran church has made arrange
ments TO give "A supper in the church
on the evening of Tuesday. February
2lth. and the tickets have already
been placed on sale Supper will be
served from TO s O'Clock. and the
ladies' will serve the finest menu that
can be gotten together
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-11
SNOW AGAIN
Change IN weather f. Followed by snow
ana Slightly Colder-Proarects for
Future VERY Uncertain

II.fr Ground Hog amos. FORGOT his
promise uf six weeks more az t.futer
f.r a short time Boo o.. early IHHra 81
f.fHr.HF morning. when the mercury
raised IrI warm wave a.Ir.rH over
fHIa section of tho country IT...ever
Ht o'clock yesterday afternoon Ia now
storm began and continued "rtI lac
Yesterday evening when mother srrfn
WIS once more covered with o." white
blanket 80 late hour llat rfrlf the
mercury stood 90 ~ above with IrHIr1-
f.u fHHt DO would raise higher Itf.ra
morning Tho weather report fur f..
day indicates fair wsFfNcr WILL rH1I.5
IIN snow Iu the south
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lI-'N mere .n f|.. mHfH.uH.# THfUIf.
OF f.r MHraUHII county ar4rI HIrt
w.I." $50. uHI. 'ffr I.. evening after
f.' jury vas .u session 100 I4t Tho re-
I.ff contain. .rtr.Hl true billie found
Hr IIr.f local persons. ami will He read
WITH much interest Iutamu.t 4a none
tNIu s.nrg 90 persons from this dis.
tsriUr morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-11
BRIDGEPORT
Gave Report

The Laymen's lea que OF the Trim
ity Lutheran church held well at
tended meeting last evening at the
home of Harry Kocgler in Brookside
and large number of the members
were present. The committee gave
a report OF the recent minstrel show
given last week and showed a slight
balance on hand II was also de-
cided 20 put on the show at seteraI
other towns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-11
City Council Met.

Tho city council met last evening boz
regular scmi-munthly session and only
routine business was transacted The
usual number Of current bills were au-
proved and ordered paid. while the re-
port uf 90" finance committee was read
ma the city employees will receive their
checks this afternoon from city CLERK
higgins The session last evening was
of "a short duration.
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Elazing Arrow Tribe. 40. To- I'm
proved order Of Red Allen met last even
ing In regular semi-mOuthly session and
following the transaction of routine
business a class of candidates were in
iudt'u int" the order. \ social session
was held az the close 81 the meeting
Ind al bad q snlcndid time
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De rendered which will include discus-
siohs on several important TOPICS
Elected Officers

AT a recent meeting of the LoyaI
legion No. p, o. u. A. NJ. several i'm
g0rtant matters were given attention.
me following officers were elected |.
,dptaln, Adolph Eggiman; first lieu
ttSndht' e; W. Coss; second lieutenant,
Lirii helner nrst sergeant. Fred Bus
kirk; second sergeant. Harry Good.
win manly "Oou-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-11
Universal Rearet.

Universal regret was expressed
In this city yesterday when the news
Of the suicide Of Constable William
BOyles was learned lie had resided
In this city for a number Of years
and was known 10 all persons Of tho
city. ~ a late hour last night fu-
neral arrangements had not been
completed. but will be Announced
some time tomorrow