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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
CUPID BREAKS. Sped
RECORDS N MARRIAGE
: last SATURDAY MIGHT

John. Hastings and. Miss Jean
Mcdonald. "slippsd' one OVER ON
their friends last Saturday night
when. they. were married, and
safely out OF the city. before the
news of the event leaked out.
Mr.. Hastings, who was former.
ly . resident Of this city, and.
now HIVES in Minot, came to
Grand Forks last Thursday. Fri.
day evening he and Miss McDon.
aid decided that the proper time
had come to commit matrtmOny.
The preliminaries were hastily
arranged, and ON Saturday night
the knot was duly tied at the
home. Of the BRIDES parents, the
young couple leaving for the. west
the same night.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
LETTER P0STNARKED c. F
Crystal Man Receives Epistle De-
4 handing Payment of Money, but
no Charge is Made.

Upon complaint OF, William Ginder,
of Crystal, William Grushinski, also
.of that. city. has. been arrested on "a
charge OF stealing 800 worth Of cloth
ing during the fall Of 1912. Crush
sfnski was bound over to the district
court.
Early last week. Mr.. Ginder receiv-
ed q letter, bearing a Grand Forks
post. mark. demanding that a certain
sum Of money be deposited at a des-
ignated place and time. Mr.. Ginder
believes that Grushinski is the author
OF the letter, u there being no evil
.dence to hold him no such charge was
made.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
School Suds-- Three Big Specials

School S Sui Big Specials
Norfolk Suit, made. Of aIl-wool Blue
Serge. Here's a suit in which Your boy will
always look neat
This is one Of our biggest values. $500
/. Norfolk suit, with extra pair Of pants,
made Of high grade Atwood cashmere. It
stands rough usage. An excellent value
Norfolk Suit, with extra pair OF pants,
made Of allwool cashmere or cheviots.
Many pretty patterns to select from. Makes
an excellent school or Sunday suit. An ex-
cellent value at 1880. $50
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
FILMS are IN GREAT DEMAND
Motion Picture Views of Grand Forks
We're Shown at Marion, Ind
North Dakota Cities Want Them.

Judging from the number Of re.
quests already received, the Grand
great demand this winter. The reels
have just been returned from Marion,
Ind, where they. were shown in con-
nection with the organization Of anew
commercial club. The views were pre-
sented to accompany an address on
What a Commercial Club Can Do"
Casselton. Pembina. Walhalla and
Crookston already have asked for the
films, and several other places have
made inquiries regarding their use.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
MD FORKS hA1LY Herald. MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Il. 1914.

phait pavement the earth u dug. Up
mixed with binder, spread and rolled
into place at the rate Of eauase
feet .persminute.
An important feature ia favor OF
this. method Of road building Is. the
tact that the road materials y w.
forrnly, mixed from surface @ pe.. oa'
lining ii the surface. In case the mix
tures is to contain crushed rock it 10
necessary to spread that material Pc
fore the mach!ne.!tThe chains are IN
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
-Ff+sEf.s T97tIfft ~ y49Il. .|-NN T9IlIss' ~. .I.Iss4V
. Il IL desired to rebuild old

in case 4 Il desired to rebuild old
streets.
The buckets pick UP the earth and
carry 1t to a mixer ct the rear end Of
the machine whore It l. completely
mixed with binder-hot asphaltum or
crude otl-and then spread evenly on
the road bed and rolled into place
all in one operation. Tradlers carrying
the binding materials have to follow
the machine in rapid succession for
the device operates with considerable
speed. For an eight-inch depth Of as
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
KNIGHTS HONOR COLUMBUS
Card Party and Dance to Be Held by
Local Council ToniEht-Wu AL
so Elect Officers.

Local Knights Of Columbus will OBJ
serve Columbus day with a dance and
card party to be given this evening at
the council ooms in the Metropolitan
opera house building;
The annual election of officers Of
the Grand Forks council will also be
held at 1880 o'clock before the begin
ming Of the social features.
October ~ has been set aside az
Columbus day throughout the country
and in many cities will be observed
with impressive ceremonies.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12

d,s.ndent Of Zach other and , their
nnmher may be Increased Or atn,i =
ished At win in order to adjust the
cut to roads of different widths; ~
The confluence Is the invension -.
John Murray. 4 road, builder 81 49,
Angles. The huge machine Is oo 20 IN.
in length and Cost bou SV,vvv xrens
.,va machinsIis being considered
TIA generally better to be . srnall
6 than, q big failure
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
England stops Attacks on Kaiser

England Stops Attacks on Kaiser
london correspondence of the new
York Sun: Personal attacks on the
Kaiser are deprecated by the authori-
4ies. A newspaper the other day is
sued a caricature not at all violent in
character depicting the kaiser throw
ing down his mailed gauntlet and
Clicking his footswith it. The police
have forbidden the sale Of it in, the
streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
NEARLY 1000 AMERICANS
ARRIVE FROM EUROPE,

NEW YORK. August 2o-Two more
shiploads OF Americans. who ncrc in
Europ" when war began. returned
home by way Of this port TO -tiav The
Fronch liner France brought ncuriy
l,f'n from llavrc. and thc Stampalia.
~ th. La Nciocc Line. 633 from italy.
III" France Was enc OF the vessels
which remained IN iIaNre harhor Cor
DAYS before vcniurur to seas which
hostile warships sailed The liner
made no effort 10 conceal hcr identity
81 whereabouts by darkeuinc her pott
holes Of by other subtcrfucc
ON the trips across. Americans
raised $4,000 for the Red Cross Of
france. Captain Mourraud accepted IL
with the understanding that Red cross
organizations OF al the nations at W.t
should share III tho money. The agents
81 the French line announced to-nic ut
mat tue France would leave for Huvrc
on hcr scheduled sailing date, n,Nt
Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
TO ENTERTAIN BANKERS
~ tonfrIhutcs St5.u0n. bankers SI5-
ntD aud Hotels S.,uDn

zinc Council Committee on Advcrtls-
llt- 3ui Enterprises, aS its last act
during tho life Of tn" present Council,
voted last night 10 appropriate 5000
Of the funds at - disposal TO aid tn
entertaining the convention Of the
American Bankers Association. which
WIN be held here ia October.
lu addition Ia the money provided
last uight 10y tn" committee. the city
Council has already authorized an APP
propriation "f $1,000. mallii., ST.. o0o
THAT the ."itN has given 10 aiT ~ the
entertainment Of tho bankers. one or
t"o of the committeeman last night
Mere disposed - question the wisdom
oi Splursing SO heavily upon u single
convention. but business Manager w
I, pabncy, Of the Chamber Of Com
mcrCc. allaycd their misgivincs With
graphic description Of the import
"nrc of the convention and its Va luc
10 the city.
Tho whole sum viii be expended
under the direction OF tho committee
IN operation with n convention com
miftec recruited from the city's COM
mcrcial ORGANIZATIONS. Amy surplus
that remains. II was provided, shall be
returned.
Mr.. pahney told tho committee that
the banking interests viii raise SIS o0n
10 add 10 the cltvs contribution. and
that an effort viii he made to secure
$b,"oo from the hotels and railroads
lie estimated that more than 5000 dele
gates would attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
BODY TAKEN TO MEHERRlN
Wan Who Committed Suicide In CITY
JMil VIII Tic Hurled To-Dnx

The body OF w l. Ilaskins., thirty
I'VE Years old, who Thursday afternoon
committed suicide III the city Jail. was
Yesterday shipped TO Mcherrin. Va for
burial to-day. Haskins was a native
OF Mchcrrin, and is said to brave had
several brothers and sisters Twins.
there.
The man was arrested on warrant,
sworn out by Mrs. Ida NJ. Childrcss in
which hc was charged with being sus-
10 ia. jail and placed in what vas
considered the safest room in the hos
rltal ward, hut succeeded ia tearing a
using this ~ rope. hung himself Ills
neck waa not broken. and death was
accomplished by stianpulation
liaSkinS was travelling salesman
for local house. and is said to have
been an inmate n, tho williamsburg
Asylum at one time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
STREET CAR COLLISION
MotorEInn mud Driver ~ auto Truck
IMch Rlamc. nIhnr.

In . collision between car - coz
~ tho clay street ituc ana an autotuo-
bile truck belonging TO the American
tobacco Company at Twentieth and
Broad streets Yesterday afternoon Mo-
torman Y. Is Bass. Sii East ioigh
street. ana = l.. Quanttni, 2lG South
ruth Street. We're slightly injured
The force ar the. collision Knocked tie
ear off the track and almost dirccti,
across the rails. Train Was DELAYED
Tor short while
Scotty Mckenzie, tho truck driver. and
MotoruIau Bass. both ycniclcs must
have hc"u moving at rathcI Il rapid
other for speeding m" cpi Mas noN
in. west along Main street and the
truck north along Twcntioth when 'So
accident occurred tho front 81 The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
supply Company Ge,, Charter

The Stat@ Corporation Commission
Ecs'crdny granted charter t. the
Farmers supply Company OF Tappa
hammock, Iuc. Tappahannock q y
Andcrtoll. president. Tappahanuock w
!. Parker. Mt Landing. vice president
- w. Lewis. secretary and treasurer
Mtllcrs Tavern. Garland lIaucs. Tap
paianuock Thomas \. Cogbill and H.
NJ Gresham. Mt. Landing. Chartered
to buy. sell and deal In, at both retail
and wholesale, all kinds of mcrchan-
disc. 10 do a general contracting and
repair business. etc.
y certificate Of authority was grant
cd to Robcrts & Schacfcr Co, OF Iii-
uois. TO do general business of con
Sultinr and contracting engineers
Maximum capital stock. 100000. Rich
trd r. Wilson, OF Richmond. Va. named
rs statutory agent
An amendment was allowed to the
charter Of tn. Fidelity and Deposit
Company Of Baltimore. a Maryland cor
poraiiou. increasing its maximum cap
ital sIncis 30 S2.000 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
BURNETT FREED
h"'ormHn thnrEcd With killing ,.rubb
Dismissed ~ Police Gouri

10 lechnlcal charge of murder
Mhi"h had been entered against - T..
Eurnctt. the u,ot"rman whose CIR Killed
"hunctnr T.. ester 'srubh 1T tho ha ms
~ tn" Virginia Eallvar and Power
company several DAYS ago. was Ncstcr-
day dismissed by Justice Crutchiicld in
tho rolicc Court.
The motorman WIS completely exon
Grated Of the killing. Tho corouer'S
Jury. which heard the evidence return
"a TWO Nerdicts. i've members of the
jury holding Burnett Responsible for
the Ruling and tho others exoncratinc
hin Grubb Was struck bv Rurncit's
Gar while he Was in tho act Of lowering
tn" fender or his own car preparatory
to starting out for the DAYS run Ills
body was horribly man;,lcd aud death
was instantaneous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
suspected of stcultno uor.c

Harry Hcdford Of Goochland County.
MAS Yesterday arrested AS a suspicious
character. suspected "of stealing a
horse from his brother. \ G. bedford.
lie Was taken 10 the First Police Sta
ton, pending hts hearing before Jus
ttco Crutchicid In tho Police Cour,
this morning
The man was arrested bv ratrolman
Foikcs on Information furnished by ~
g. Cauthorn, 1917 East Franklin Street.
10 whom BEDFORD is alleged TO have at
tempted TO sell the horse \ =. Red
ford had not decided last night whether
~" would push the felony charge
Aeainsl Its hrOthcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
IN MEMORIAM

LUCAS In sad. but LOVING ronem
braucc Of my dear devoted daughter
MARIE COPELAND LUCAS. who en-
tered into eternal rest nine months ago
August 2ist. 1914
DAYS OF sadness still come Der me
Tears OF sorrow silently fow
Fond memories keep my loved ono near
mc.
Though heaven claimed her nine
months ago
EY HER DEVOTED MOTHER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21

mans or his departure from Berlin
said 10 Count Won keventlow that he
had been suddenly ordered TO return
from Berlin. and added:
Y VIII never return to Berlin"
German mobilization having been
completed. express trains are rcsuming
service between the principal towns
The prohibition OF the export Of meat
and provisions from Berlin has been
almost totally withdrawn. Maximum
orices have been fixed by the authori,
ties of foodstuns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
Just Apply This Paste
and the Hairs Vanish
liIolns 70 BeaMtv J

safe. reliable home-trcatment for
the quick removal Of supernuous hairs
IRON Your t;tcc OF neck Is as follows:
MIN siiT paste with some water and
powdered dclatouc. apply 10 objection
ahie hairs and after : OF minutes
rub off, W%sh the skin and the hairs
atc gone This simple treatment is
unfailnG and no pain or Inconvenience
attends its use, but to avoid disap-
polrtment be certain YOU get genuine
delatoue,- -Advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
GERMAN ARMY ADVANCE
NEAR FRENCH BORDER

continued from, First raEe)
believes this may change entirely tho
strategy on both sides"
The part the British army is PLAY.
ing in the great movement now in
progress Is being closely guarded lbs
the WAY otlicc here. The only init
nation "a to tho location 81 the cxpe-
dictionary forces is the official announce
mcnt that the EnGlish are not on the
l:Clgian lighting line"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
NINE SHIPS CHARTERED
IN MOVING AMERICANS

night. Consequently. officials of tho
department expressed surprise Tonight
when informed that there had been dc
lay in the payments ut London
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
ChnrCc Theft If watch

arrested by Patrolman Sweet. charged
Win stealing a Eold-hlcd watch from
MilliAm Harris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
EHENcH TROOPS
REDCfIiI'l MII:tH\I ~,

PARIS. August 2c.---rhe rcoccupation
nf Muolhaus'u Alsacc. by French
troops Is announced officially here to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
rrrktuh ArrCsfcu

rstroiman Lear last night arrested
William Perkins on Il charge OF steal
ing $40 from Thomas Austin. lie win
nc arragned IN the Police Cour; this
morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21
THE WEATHER
Forccnst; NirSinta-rhuntcr showers
nnu cooler Friday: Snturdn, fair.
North CBrolinn-t.ornI thunder show
ers Friday and probably Saturday.
Special Locni nn,u for Ycstcrdn,

tNtu lCStrrdny.
IL noon temperature. ...... a.
3 y. NJ. temperature ....... =.
MAXIMUM temperatures up To
- NJ ,.......... -............- ~
minimum Temperatures up to
;. VI t....t-......... -
Mean temperature . -
Normal temperature ....
Excess IN temperature NcsterdnY \
deficiency IN temperature since
March ! ;.,...:.....,.. ......... las
Accumulated deficiency in temper
allure since January l.........,. 2l5
Hninfuli Inst Invent. -Four Hours
b"hciency In rainfall since March
Accumulated deficiency IN rainfall
sincc January i............-. Ga.
l.o"nI observation $ y. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature ................ 81
humidity .......... "a
Wind--dircctiou Observation-Disclosures. :
Wind-velocitN ........... .
Weather ......"..... ,lc,r
Rainfall last twelve hours ..... .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-21

rECk rled, IN Logan. " Ma. II "
PECK. born May IL. 1871. died Au-
gust ~ 1914
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-28

Mr. and Mrs. ]. c Brown. OF Pleasant
valley. Marshall county. were business
callers at Elm Grove yesterday.
r. ". Walters. who was injured sew
dent in Ohio. n still confined TO his
home at Elm Grove.
Karl Seibert. Of Elm Grove. has re-
sumed his position az clerk In the gov
eminent office. In Wheeling. after hav-
ing been OF duty on account OF illness
for several days.
Harry FolmAr and Joseph Porter are
moving 20 their new residence on Main
street at Elm Grove
Many Pythians from the out the pike
district attended the visitation that was
held at Martins Ferry last evening.
Postmaster ~. n. Bodiey. OF Elm
Grove. has been instructed By the gov
eminent postal authorities 10 keep an
account OF the number OF parcel post
pac kages that pass through that office
a meeting Of all divisions Of the Pas
tors Ala Society OF the Stone church
vas held last evening
A meeting Of the Bessie Shaw Mission
Circle will be held this evening az the
Stone church. All members OF the so
ciety are urged 20 attend.
Prof :. Jacobs. district superin-
tcndent % the Triadeiphia scho-Fl Is
try schools.
James sells. who has been confined
20 his home ~ Elm Grove for several
days on account Of illness. o. Improving
Members 81 the Buckley ~ o. church
sunday school held a meeting last even
Ing IN the church Tor the purpose 81 re-
hersing the rally dsy music
Nathan saH. ~ Fulton. spent yester-
day ~ Dallas looking after business in-
tereHfr.
Miss Mary Wright. has returned Co
her home ~ Highland Park. after hav-
inF spent several DAYS ~ the guest Of
friends and relatives IN Iuiontouw
Mrs. Leroy Con has returned 70 her
home ~ Washington. ID. g. after having
spent several days with friends ~ Echo
Point
l.. Davis. ". a o. ticket agent o. West
Alexander is enjoying o. several DAYS
vacation
Miss Hazel Chambers has returned 90
Cincinnati after spending a several DAYS
vacation With friends and relatives a.
West Alexander.
Miss Catherine shorts. o. West Alex
ander vas removed yesterday % the
phio Valley General Hospital
Mrs. W. r. Nermillion. has returned
% her home 81 West Alexander. afte-
spending r. few days with friends and
relatives "a Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-28
NEWS BRIEFS
RECREATION WORE

RECREATIoH woRK.-The directors
Of the Wheeling Playground associa-
ton will hold meeting Friday after
ditoriSm. The meeting is being held
Tor the purpose Of formulating plans
Tor the winter recreation work in this
NAY NOT START woRx.-owing
10 the Pcnnsylvania railroad failing 20
Ect piece 81 ground that they wanted.
the work at the local station viii not in
all probe bility be started before the
first Of the year. and probably not be-
fore spring. lf all the land between
the station and the bridge had been Sc
cured some time ago. the work Of erect
ing the sheds at the station would have
been started. As A. a.. az the present
time the company owns an Of the
now r. holding up the improvements. a.
a large price r. asked for the ground.
EXTENDS INvITATIoN.-Ed Edwin l..
Jones. who A. a trustee Of Linsiy insti-
tuto. IL a. Washington. ID. G. where he
has gone 90 extend an invitation %
and deliver the special address IN con-
uection with the Observance OF tho
one hundredth anniversary of Linsly
NO WORD REcErvED-No word has
been received by the Officials OF the
Wheeling chapter. Atacricar. Red Cross.
OF the South Atlantic division. will b.
present 10 attend the annual mectinr.-to
b. held Thursday evening in the Market
auditorium.
MANY ASK ron cLOTHEs.-Owing
10 the recent cold weather. the Aasoci-
utod Charities Dr. hcaioRcd with requests
for warm clothes. and the wants uf
many poor children are being provided
for
rTRsT MEETIuo.- The first regular
meeting uf the urw board uf directors
of the Associated Chnritiea will be- held
on next Monday afternoon ne 4 o'clock.
wnnrrrw nnnHU nous 7rE- 49,.
rine on passenger train SO 30 on the
Baltimore a ohio railroad broke down
nf Fairmuuf. due fu break ln the
mechanism 81 the engine The train la
due nf the local station in the early
morning. but owing o. The accident the
train waF an hour and n half late
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-28
OUT-THE-PIKE


~ the date for the election draws
near. candidates can be seen hurrvfne
over The outlying territories making
every cnort TO come In contact with the
voters OF the different precincts Dur
ing the week there will be a number OF
political meetings In the out the rike
district which promise To be exceeding
81 interesting. One Of the most fmpor-
tant Of these meetings. however, viii b
held a. Elm Grove Friday evening
Practically All the candidates u the
county and several Of those who ar.
looking after state offices will he in
attendance and the meeting promises TO
De one OF the largest ever held az Eim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-28
MANY ADDRESSES
Delivered ~ ths School o. Instruction
Conducted Yesterday ~ the STATE
noard % Health.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CfsAHKsHING. IS. Va. oct "a
With m large attendance of county and
rIfN health Officers from nIf over tnn
state "a school of Instruction. al re-
quired hy statute was held to-day in
fhr assembly BOIL 81 tha Waldo here
hV the West virginia state board oI
health. under fhe direction OF Or. will
liam ~. Golden or ilEiua president
raf tn health uffirrrH were delivered hr
10 A. Toruln. Wheeling nffurnHN.
Harvey q smith. IIarkanurr nffura
The state hrrIrnlD laboratory 1f Nov
raufoun. nr Do a ErHndnhurF OF
Huntington. Ur u T. Pyle OF Chester.
ur Golden of the hunrI. Ur D. D.
MfCamuhHil errrrfnrN nf the ohio state
ar1 nf health end lr ~. fI Nrnuffr.
nf fhr hfFffuiC laboratory Nlafrifa-
rcufitr session OF tlr board Tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-28
suRE INDICATIONS

Continue coughs. fever and nieht
swcafe are among the symptoms ~ ser
ious lung trouble Eckman'a Alternative 81
most beneficial iu bringing relief. 81
many cases. complete recovcrica. Read
this,
schcr city. NO
"Gentlcmcn had o. terrible cough.
niGhi swcnta and rlcuriay In my lungs.
man Who heard me coughing advised
me CO. take your Alternative. 7 Paid M
attention Co him then. I guf 90 bad the
doctor nnid D should 30 90 WVuminn 7
did. and when q got there n steadily
grow worse. Then I fruleul bercd what
had been told me shout your medicine.
hcrau taking o. Appetite coon inn
prov 20. fever ard night awgate stopped
aua Tor over re- year y have been we'll and
lu better health Than 4 ever was"
abbreviated
tAfOdavin 81 Il RON Nf
ErFrlana Alternative la moat effica-
ctous ln hrcnC hifaI Clfsarh ard severe
throat and lung affections aud unbuild.
Iur the SYSTEM. Contains no harmful or
habit -forminr drugs. Accept no aubsfI.
fufee. Small slEr 81 rerular sire. S.
Sold b. leadinE drurriefe. Write Frt.
nIau Laboratory. rhiiadrinhia "a Tor
tHUklrf uf rUcuf cries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-28
AERIAL TRUCK BIDS.
Many Bids Received for New Hook
and Ladder Truck.

The Board of Control will probsoIy
aerial truck TO be purchased for the
Hook and Ladder engine house. Many
bids have been received during the
time that advertisement was made.
ana IL r. expected that the contract
will be let. This addition OF the mo-
great deal 10 the local department.
az this company attends every blaze.
The strain Of Sundays fires told upon
the horses. which were almost ex-
hausted when the recall was sent IN
for the lat one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-28

At o'clock yesterday morning oc-
CURED the death OF Mrs. John Burris.
AT her nome on View Point. The de-
tuberculosis. She was 80 years old aud
had been n resident OF View Point for
the past several months. Besides her
mourn her loss. Funeral services will
be held Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-28
100000 WOUNDED.

LONDON. oct. 81. C7:42 p. m)-ft
b. semi-Onlcially reported 81 Petro-
grad. according 10 a Central news
dispatch. that the number Of Austrian
wounded who passed through Vienna
alone. which was officially estimated
AZ $4,000 up TO September 10. now
amounts 90 at least 100000.