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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-15
MINERS RIOTS
BELIEVED OVER
[By Associated Press.l

Butte. Mont. June 15.-The miners
riots are believed over and work was
resumed today. Governor Stewart de.
MED the militia had been ordered mo.
blized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
GOOD SESSIONS
Ohio County Teachers Attending tnstI-
tute In Elm Grove Participated in
Excellent Program Yesterday.

The second day OF the Ohio county
teachers institute opened yesterday
morning at the Elm Grove NJ. r..
church. The session was opened with
devotional services by Rev. S. b. Hart.
pastor OF the church. Following the
opening services Professor Gers gave
an interesting talk on development
OF Plant Life and the Selection of
seed. In discussing this topic he
used a basket Of beans for illustrating.
Professor Gers talked along purely
scientific lines, analzing certain pro-
ducts and explaining the exact require
ments for the successful growing Of
crops. Professor Gers was followed
by Rev. Enlow. former pastor OF the
West Liberty NJ. Z. church, who gave
very interesting talk.
Professor Burns. OF Grafton, then
read a letter which had been prepared
by Professor Abbey. a special assist
ant for teachers in the university ex
tension work which contained much
useful information on this topic. Fol
lowing this a recess was taken after
which Professor Gers spoke on How
Plants Make Starch" The session
then adjourned until 1:2O O'Clock.
The principal part OF the afternoon
was taken up with an address by Pro
lessor Burns on the subject. Sex
Hygiene" The meeting adjourned for
few minutes after which the rural
district teachers were addressed By
Professor Gers on matters pertaining
to the work OF the children in the
rural districts. The graded teachers
were addressed by Professor Burns on
like subjects in which the different
teachers and Professor Jacobs took
part. The session proved decidedly
interesting and instructive To-days
session will open promptly at $3.50
o'clock
Those who were enrolled yesterday
were Misses Alma NJ. Nichols, Lulu NJ.
Cunningham. NJ. Ethel McCuskey. MI
dred Fallour and Louise J. Armstrong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
MINE ON FIRE
Smoke Pouring From Black Diamond
Mine at Neffs at Noon Yesterday
Diseloses Big Fire.

Fire. which threatened to do consid.
cradle damage 10 the. Black Diamond
mine at Men. o. owned by the Purs.
Elove-Naher Company. was discovered
yesterday about noon. wnen heavy vol.
umes Of smoke poured out OF the en-.
trance to the mine. superintendent
Gardner was notified and with a party
Of men started into the mine 20 fiTbt
the flames The FIRE was found about
1000 feet from the entrance and was
caused BY a defective switchboard on
the ian. --ssreRardinR the danger. gu.
perintendent Gardner and his asslst.
ants fought their way 20 the FIRE. and
after three hours Of hard work sue.
eeeded In eNtinRuishin Ethe flames.
No estimate Of the damage 10 the In.
terror Of the mine could be obtained
last night but the damage II said 10
be considerable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
KRAFT HEARING
is CONTINUED
CASE scHEDuLED ron xAsr r1owr
sor e9 x 1ync uHrH


George ~Buir' Krart. former member
lncsndlary nres Of the past few weeks.
vii 1e given preliminary hearing
saturday afternoon. at o'clock be-
lore Justice OF Peace W. p Wfckhan
rue case was to have come before the
Justice last night. but was continual
hensnShiie. Kraft Is being held under
When the case was called last night
AZ 40 O'Clock. at the county lait
n 1r4it was represented by Attorney s.
o. Boyce. while the state was represrnf-
60 oy Assistant Prosecutor ID. II. Nc
Zee. IN Attendance were Deputy State
Fire Marshal NJ. C. Kindelberrer. Ffrs
'Snief Rose and Detectives Hastings and
=, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Nc
s mss rp s.S ,hss the the prisoner be held
Snarges are 20 be presented asainst
MIN. each constituting felony ana
asked that the bond on each be plece1
az l,eeo Attorney BOyce arEued Tor
pond OF $4,000. but Squire wickham
set the amount at $4,000 ~
ihe charge upon which Kraft il now
peing held Is that OF feloniouslv vii
Iully and maliciously burning the rir-
nlture store OF the Cooey-Bentx C.on,-
pany. at No. 3545-47 Jacob street Tho
warrant places the value OF the furni-
,ure and store at 10000. II was data
xNu ,s 70. and was issued BY squire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
SUICIDE
MRS Whittier. OF Martins Ferry Sue.
eunnbs 70 Effects Of carboIIe Acid
Taken Last Evening.

Mrs. Thomas Written. OF Grant ave.
nue. Martins Ferry. committed suicide
last evening by drinking carbolic acid
u u thought that the rash act was
due 70 dependency. az she had been
acting strangely for the past few days.
Mrs. Written. late In the evening.
s,hils tho other members Of the fam.
~ were ont. locked herself up in her
home and u II supposed that she swsl.
loved a. least one ounce Of carbolic
acid which proved fatal.
Her step daughter upon arriving
home. found the doors locked and Id
vas only by parties breaking into the
house. that they we're able 10 reach
the woman. Drs John and Arbaugh
were Immediately summoned and
everything was done 20 save the IN.
fortunate woman but without avail
a. she died IN a few minutes after she
had been found The unfortunate
goman leaves her husband. two chill.
oren and two step children 20 mourn
Der untlmely death The remain.
uere taken charge Of By Undertaken
Heeiop and the inquest into tho cause
p death win be held by the coroner
his morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
NO DISCRIMINATION
Il the Warning 60 ne Given by Govern
ment 70 American Manufectur-
ers OF War Material.

WASHINGTON. Sept IA -deciara-
ton from the state department TO Am
erican manufacturers OF war material.
pointing out the restrictions on such
shipments imposed by American neu-
trality IN the European war. will be re-
quested by the house foreign Affairs
committee. This decision was reached
by the committee to-day after a long
discussion OF the Bartholdt resolution
calling for Information as to steps taken
by this government TO prevent Violations
OF neutrality and asserting that armor-
ed automobiles and guns were being
shipped 70 England and France via
canada from American factories
REPRESENTATIVE Bartholdt said that IA
had received protests from German m
erlcan citizens against such Shipments
as discrimination against Germany and
austria. The committees agreed thar
American manufacturers had the rfght
10 sell at their own risk 10 any Gov
eminent provided they do not discTin,-
mate between belligerents. As Ger
many II not in a position 70 insure
transportation. Representative Barthoidt
suggested that the state department.
warn manufacturers to use extreme care
20 avoid even the appearance OF dis
The COMMITTEES took no action on the
resolution N'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
OFFICER FIRED
Mayor shaffer Of Bridgeport Ask. for
resignation Of officer oiIhooly.
New officer Named.

Mayor Shaffer OF Bridgeport yester.
Gay asked for the resignation OF OF.
nicer Gilhooly Of the Bridgeport police
force The cause is said to be the re.
sur OF OFFICER Gilhooly failing TO re-
port a speakeasy in that city.
The officer was implicated in an
altercation on street car some time
ago. and was on the wrong Side. ac-
eording TO public opinion. il is said.
since that time. officer GilhooIy has
been out OF favor with the residents
OF bridgeport. IL is reported. Thomas
Howley was appointed to fill the va.
cancy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
LIGHTS OUT

a section of the south glf. We a.,
i1rfnra1 Tor n limo shortly after lao
, clork THE murninE when an electric
tFht line fed b. the city urhf nfant
-HI hrnkcn in an unusual manner ~
owl car m The Wheeling Traction
on rauF while on &C. way 10 the No
II echen car barr. Jumped the track I'll
.nF The electric nrht wfre About 49,
WY err Nrhfa we're 0uf % orrrlifaafarI
iufI llnrwru repaired fhr line af \ 1rfe
IOur thlr m1rnfnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
LOOPS THE LOOP
Preach Aviator Plies Over Brussels ana
THRILLS Spectators with Daring Poaf
Royal Buildings Occupied.

LONDON. Sept. 1. p. m.-The- CORE
hpondent IN Antwerp or an Amsterdam,
feptt says that French bipiane APP
pc1rcd over Brussels Saturdsv .ud T.,
nail Of German bullets twice cIrcied
the town. dropping hundreds 81 pam
bhlels containing the message, Take
courage. peliverance soon"
me aviator then made off after giv-
ing the Spectators a daring perform
ahce OF the loop the loop. The Gernans
nave ordered brussels nrm 10 maze
GERMAN flag. which they say they in
tend 20 hoist over the Eiffcl tower IN
Paris.
q. seneTai Jakowisk, who has succeeded
General Count Won Arnim a. con,-
~ lander ~ BRUSSELS. ls now living in
nc national palace. The Grand Duke 81
MecklenburF De- reaiding IN ne cifv
with hair his military starr
Pc headquarters Of the Belgian min
ttcfs on state the royal palace and the
eie.e o. Justice are now hospitals
uittn Win German and HefFfnn
wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
HURT IN WRECK

telephone message was received
last evening by Mrs Fred sommers
OF Martins Ferry. from Dinonvale.
stating that her brother. Mr.. Howard
r. Peltz was seriously injured in an
automobile wreck al that place about
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon. A
leg was broken. II was said. and other
injuries received. which might re.
suit in his death
Peltz was a miner OF Dilionvale and
IL about thirty years Of age Mrs.
Sommers win leave for DnIonvale
early this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
A.A. MARIS DIES
Wen Known Local Business Ma P.ssss
Away Following Brfsf u1nsss-
mtsrmsnt IN Columbus

Al the home OF Mrs L. L Beutsr. of
Cured the death OF Alfred a. Marts' q
well known hardware man OF this city.
Ar: Marte was born IN Columbus. o.,
March 10. 1853 and was a son OF The
late DIT George W. Maris. one OF the
noted Physicians of that place lie was
educated In the public schoois OF that
city and came 20 this city where he en-
tered the hardware business. with HIS
brothers George NJ. and Louis L. Maris.
Later he was Connected with the Heiner
hrdware company, and the Ott-Heis-
ken nrm. with which he was associated
Tor the past 1S years.
Inc deceased was widely known
among the contractors and architests OF
this vicinity. For. the past - years nc
mas made his home at WoodlaWn Ser
vices over the remains will be held at
the place OF death at s o'clock D. m.
Wednesday. The Wheeling lodge OF
Elks will be in charge OF the services
intermsnt VIII take place Thursday.
september 5 at Columbus. o. The de-
ceased Is survived by the following sis,
tiers and brothers. Misses Fine and
OF Columbus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
GERMANS
loontinusa From rirss Pnr..l

LENDERS e. an open plain and offers
no protection or position.
The defenccs behind T.emberF. At
Krakow and Przemysle which arc the
first lino Of the German and Austrian
defcncca. are In strongly fortified
towns The Poles and Slavs Of the
Austrian regular troops are going in.
70 the Sczechs and have brought great
losses 10 the Cossacks"
gsplodes Wild Claims.
Dr. Winter said that the telegram
did away with the supposition that
the Russian troops were sweeping on
toward Berlin IN overwhelming
forces and without cessation or
check
We expect that In ton DAYS tho
combined standards % Germany and
Ausiro Hungary viii be raised IN War.
saw, DR.. Winter added
The admission that the Austrian
troops have retreated from Galicia b.
easily explained when they are re-.
treating 20 strongly fortified towns.
From this u may be seen that Rus
IL does not possess the strong foot.
hold claimed BY her She cannot
claim a victory until she has passed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
ONE CONTRIBUTION
received by Executive Committee OF
Nnt-IubereuIosls League In
Campaign Yesterday.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Miss Frances L. Bell. $40

only one contribution was received
yesterday TO the campaign fund of the
onio County Anti-Tuberculosis League
whleh shows that the funds are con.
ilnuing to come in slowly for the bene.
NJ OF the league in helping to fight tn,
berculosis.
thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock a
meeting OF the executive committee
viii be held at the View Point Sanato.
rum Tor the purpos eof considering
tne improvements that are to be made
70 the buildings and grounds during
the early fall, as well as 10 consider
matters pertaining to the campaign
which has been in progress for some
Time In an effort to secure funds for
the league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
OPEN STUDIO
Prof. Edward Blumenbera Has Re.
turneh From An Extended vaea.
ton and VIII Open Season

Prof Edward Blumbenberg. who re-.
Gently returned with bis family. after
spending vacation Of several weeks
De- about N resume his course In
music violin. plano and harmony. on
September 8
Many new pupils have already al
piled 90 the studio for enrolment for
the fail term and Mr Hlumenberg
looks forward 10 successful seaaon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
GIRL INJURED
MISS Naomi Kline, Of Martins Ferry.
Hurt az Skirt Factory When
Elevator Hit Her.

Miss Naomi Kline. OF 1923 Pearl
street. Martins Ferry. met with a pain.
iul. but not serious. accident yesterday
afternoon when she was struck by an
elevator in the Wheeling Skirt Facto-
~ on the South Side. She was look
ing up the elevator shaft when the
elevator came from below and the top
OF II struck her on the head. Her
taee was badly scratched and bruised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
FRUITLESS HUNT
Local Newspaper Men Visit WHds Of
Near" Country IN Search Of
squlrreis-Return Empty
Handed.

Yesterday being the first day N the
squirrel season. William Creamer and
JACK Irusseu. Newspaper men decided
70 make a killing AZ Elm Grove they
secured horse and buggy and drove
about eight miles out IN The country.
amer tramping for about six hours
the nimrods returned with nothing but
monstrous appetite Mr. Creamrr.
70 Keep up appearances. stuffed his
hunting coat with leaves 20 that the
casual observer would believe he was
loaded uith game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
FALSE ALARM

An old colored man by the name o,
Black. living a. No 1911 Morrow alley
undertook ~ smoke the "akeetera"
away last night HE room became
hiled With smoke and began pouring
oui Of the windows like n fire. yer.
sons living near got excited and called
me Chemical 20 the scene but no fire
vas present other than what was IN
bic "skecter scarer."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
MUST PAY MORE
City Auditor Says That Twenty Per
Cent Additional Must Now BE Paid
BY Delinquent Autoists.

Starting yesterday. all persons owing
licenses 20 the city for the year 1914.
Is. win be compelled 70 pay 20 per
cent license tax During August they
were allowed 70 pay 10 per cent and
last night City Auditor Ahrens stated
he received $40 in penalty tax last
month. There are yet several auto.
mobllists who have not paid their
licenses. and who will be apprehended
BY the license officer soon. should
they still persist in evading payment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
WHY ATTEND THE ELLIOTT SCHOOL,

Because an Elliott training opens the
door TO the most desirable positions in this
community. The best business firms look TO
US to furnish their Office help just as natur-
ally as the farmer looks to the rain TO pro-
duce his crops. Years of efficient service in
supplying the business mans needs have es-
taolished the school in his confidence and
good will. And this good will is behind
every student who enters The Elliott School
10 neip him into just as good a position as
ne VIII make himself capable of holding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
CANNOT DISPUTE
tcont,uu.d Prom Fir., P.r..l

as some OF the lines TO be established
would probably be operated at a loss.
private capital would not be attract.
ed, the government probably supply
ing the entire capital.
Do you understand" asked Repre-
sentative Saunders. that there Is
grave objection on the part OF Great
Britain and France to our taking over
the German bottoms. which have been
driven out OF the foreign trade by the
war;"
Cannot Dispute Right.
"Of course I canno; discuss re d.
plomatic phases of the question" said
Secretary McAdoo. that is the bust
ness of the state department II can
not be successfully disputed, however.
that this government has the right 20
buy ships from German companies or
anyone else so long as IL buys those
ships for neutral uses"
1t Is stated that payment for the
ships would be in the nature OF sup
plying funds 20 a belligerent nation, /"
observed Representative Saunders.
The ships are not owned by the
government The yare owned by pri-
vate citizens and the money would be
paid 70 these citizens. not to the gov
eminent" answered Mr.. McAdoo.
But II is said that these lines are
so closely connected with the govern
ment that payment would be practi-
caliy to the government" Mr Saund-
ers persisted.
Same AZ Stakeholder.
Il think there is nothing ( ntaat
objection" said the secretary. There
Is no more punctillious citizen ~ the
United States with respect 70 neutral
ity." he continued. than the President
no would be the chief representative
OF the government In the company to
be organized under thia bill. We can
rest assured Of absolute neutrality. q"
The secretary asserted that the GOV
eminent would be exactly In the same
position a. p private stakeholder. 50
far a. International conditions were
concerned and that the question OF
sovereignty would never be raised IN a
prize court
4 letter from william " Coates
president Of the Philadelphia Board
Of Trade. was read protesting AGAINST
the bill and recommending direct sub
sidy 70 build up the merchant marine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
FIRST U. p CHURCH m
SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL

" was announced last nisht that the
CONGREGATION n The FIRST United Pres.
nyterian church viii worship IN the
acoitish Rite Cathedral until the com
pletion Or extensive improvements to
me church building on Chapline
streets The fret services win be
held IN The new location Sunday.
September g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
INCREASED COST
OF sugar Fouowin~ rurop~s, va. -.
Legitimate Due 20 Compaffffon
Tor Raw anrar.

INV YORK. Sept The fne-r..o
ln me price ~ sugar after the European
wnr bean vas legitimate according 10
teaufnonv riVcn today AZ District Affor-
neN Nhitwanf John Doe lnnufrv frfo
thg hiFh cost N food
Edwin =. Atkinson. chairman 81 ~.
board ol directors OF the Amorfcan
HNHr hennInr company said the de-
-lnnI abroad and the competition there
lor West Indian and Central and aoufh
American nav Sugar made the increase
in rrice here necessary.
~ -FOUR food markets which enc CITY
opened today sugar vas cold more
chearlN than housewives could Nuv Ii
% the stores and within two hours frs
enurs surriy 90 these markets was en-
speouistion faposrfbia
~ ne John DE proceedinrs. John A.
sim general manager ~ n nnur com
nany said speculation On -four On this
country waH Impossible ne nrrfIIrfrI
That m the price Of -four continued ~
Use many small bakeries would -
torccd out ~ business because they
could not adcrd o. sell standard Inarra
of bread Tor four cents
hread al me rev municipal markets
TODAY sold % four cents a LOAF ara
bakeries Or tha rairhborh0of ara ffffio
business The MARKETS we're crodwsd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

LONDON. Sept /. y. m-A dis
patch from bucharest. which reached
the Central News - London By way OF
home says the Roumantan general
statI considers the battle on the Aus
Ihey believe defeat Of the Austrians
VIII be followed By a general insurrcc-
uon. and that therefore. whatever NAV
~ the sacrifice. the Ausfrians will not
fall hack. They arc now makine
strong effort and are recalling even the
troops engaged against France and Ser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
FOREIGNERS FIGHT
Frss-For-Au Wa at.~s4 A, n.if.t,.
Eate Lar Wirhf Knives
Were usad Freely.

a nrhf between two Italians arf
Wree Hlata vac staged IN adufh guern-
e. result two ~ fha alara ~. H.
.eflnuH condition. having been ruf VITO
tnlfen The other afnv was beaten
badly injured
he irred men we're taken 90 the
efhre ~ nr hrmrfrrur where fhafr In
lIrles were dressed and were Iafsr
takcn ~ their homes. SO arrests have
been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

LONDON, sept 2. 1879 a ma
MOSCOW dispatch 10 the Central News
says u a. announced that on account OF
the existence OF Wer Jewish doctors
ana stuocnts Will be- admitted to the
courses OF the Russisn Red Cross socl-
Is forbidden bv Law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

LONDON. Sept n q-f6 y m-Travsi-
ere arrifingn rf Paris from Florence
according Co q dispatch 10 The Errhanrs
y eleErarh company, EnNH that the Eng
lFh. Ircnch ard Russian paviiioun a.
- prinllng e.hihition 20 teipxif have
been burned. The pavllinur contained
marvellous art collections Those who
Drought This report aiieFed that no 49,.
sistance Wa given b. the city % stop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
Hela ON serionr chnrn..

LONDON. Sept. /. 1850 D. m.-"Ac-
cording TO Information reaching here"
from Malta, Herr Won Bitzow. the Ger
man consul in Tripol has been re-
moved TO Italy unacr arrest charged
propaganda among the natives. Tbe
italian authorities have lodged a pro-
test with the German foreign Office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
WAR BULLETINS


LONDON. Sept. I. S.33 p. ma Ger
man aeroplane flew over Ostend to-day.
according 70 the Reuter- CORRESPONDENT
In that city. The dispatch adds that
there has been q considerable move
ment OF troops In Brussels. 5000 being
que TO arrive there. The German gov
pulsion OF all British subjects within
"a hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

LONDON sept r. g.fS H. M tale
gram % the Reuter- Telegram company
rom 81 Petersburg says. "ffcutcnant
genera Hemaonoff. who commanded n
cgrpa m the Husso-Iapnneqe war. and
VINO until recently IVES chief of tho
RUSSIAN Turkcstan military district D.
deeply regretted
The above would seem 20 indicate
mat General Samsonoff had died A.
though no report az his death has been
received here"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02
FALLS FROM CAR
sEanFer Given yoit on worm s-.t,
street Wren Hs Lsavss Moving
TrnrrInn

~ waa reported ~ an early hour fnis
Iulhs t1at ~ unknown man had
flthef fellen ~ jumped from n rarfffr
m0VinF WherlinF Traction com rarT -
DI .oIln vain street about be- %
rengft IRE man Wns sitting on the font
erat ~ re car ana On some wav fsff
80 coz erlhinF the pavement where
T. said he later rot ur and Walked avrar
80 report ~ anv such accident uae
aaas st ponce heedquarters o. a. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

LONDON, Sept ., s:55 D m-Lieu-
tenant Archer Windsor Give % the
Ioidstream Guards. second son Of the
Earl or Plymouth died to-day OF
wounds received az Mons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-02

Services were held yesterday morning
over the remains OF Joe viano. who was
killed saturday night by a train al
yonathans raVtne In North Wheeling
short services over the remains were
held at the Cooey-Bentz undertaking.
parlors.