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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-01
Dating Back to 1896

Only twenty years after the War of Inde-
pendence; official records tell of two STORY
and-a-half' dwellings situated on this spot
(Which were to have 3-foot alley between
them 'forever'') and we may believe their
erection took place at a much earlier date,
We now find them passing through
series of ownerships, including John Harris,
Jacob Gorgas, Philip Brindle, The Harris
burg Academy, and many others, until 1885
when Benjamin Park purchased the one
property year later the other and trans
formed them into the Park House" one of
those quaint old inns, famous for it's hos
pitality.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-01

F. J. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo. o.
Bold By all Druggists. fsc.
Take HalYs Family Pilla for oonstipation. I
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-01

interviewer into desire for architectural
beauty and convenient arrangement, is the
purpose to embody in it features that will
make for complete safety and quicker
service = eliminating unnecessary cost-in-
creasing features created only for show.
Latest ideas in department store adapta-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-01

Having served symbol for the hundred and nineteen
las
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
NEWS BRIEFS

United States Marshal G. r. Smith
IS reported TO be IN at his home in
FalrmOnt with pneumonia and is I'M
able TO attend the Federal court. at
Philippi, now Is session.
An order was entered yesterday In
the Federal court by Judge A. G.. Day
ton d~IsCharging the Weirton Plate
Structural and Construction company
from bankruptcy. The concern be-
came defunct more than a year ago.
Fresh eggs were selling At 40
cents the dozen in the local market
yesterday. Dealers predict hat they
viii 20 still higher in tho next few
weeks for two reasons. the near Christ
mas period and the scarcity.
1t is reported that the Mounds
Vile ministerial association at a
meeting this week considered the mat
ter or ministers marrying divorced
persons when either party has been
divorced Tor other than Biblical rea-
sons. They oppose such rcmaruaEes.
An appeal for funds 20 glv tnc
orphan children In the Charleston
home a Thanksgiving dinner has bee
sent out AN over the state.
Provision has been made 40 the
club rooms OF the Young Mems lie
Drew association for "a gym class Tor
girls Prof. Auor Will have charge.
The Rev. u. J.. Douahue. ID. D..
VIII ave charge or the dedication OF
the new bell In ST Nayiers Catholic
church, ParkersburE. Sunday.
-J'usehbe ID. Jgleara. consul agent
or D Italian government Ia West
virginia, ls in Wheeling at the pres
ent time stirring up interest among
the ItaHlian re7rrylsts here.
Secretary a.. T.. Sinks Of the Aid
and Social Service Association. is mail
ing letters 90 all sections OF the state
asking that persons that are Interested
in the work that is being done. g>lD
here TO take part In the Char.tIta and
DIRECTIONS convention that Will be
held here November o.. 23 and "a.
secretary s. T. Arnold of tho West
virginia sunday School Association.
VIII leave today for the eastern part
OF tho state where ne viii conduct the
remaining district institutes.
Tho prohibition law against ennr-
InE rabbits seems 20 be- much violated
according 90 hunters
Tho past week has been n poor
~ for the local produce dealers.
Amends Will De made. however. in the
opening Of The holiday soa. un
The Ohio Valley hospital ia aver.
aEInE about 100 patients per day. but
ls not crowded fo capacity. according
To- Superintendent u. o. Clark
Wheeling nrNf chicken show VIII
Do hold here january 1920 Tho show
VIII hn open FOB fiIU.rrs 400 over the
country.
Tho police received "a letter yoa
iCrdar from Ben POLLING on AGED man
of Grafton ln which ho asks news 81
the whereabouts % Dis son. Tho let
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

Senator owen said he believed that
congress should establish "a naval
auxiliary merchant marine owned by
a corporation. the majority stock of
which ls owned by the government.
that this corporation should De- Boa the
control Of "a shipping board. that the
% modern ships should be built for
ms service as speedily ds possible,
that We should prepare American sea.
men 10 man these boats at fair com.
"pensatlon. educate a naval reserve ON
them, that We should establish with
these boats lines of commerce and
regular sailinEs at fair rates between
our ports D. those of Mexico. Central
and South America and the Orient"
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo.
who was unable TO attend. sent % taID.
gram. He urged that Tho government
should provide speedily and adequate
naval auxiliary ia the form OF "a mCr-
chant marine.
Profound economic changes will re-
suit from the world wide war now
raging, he said. we must secure our
economic as well ass our physical
safety. The utilization % % naval auNII.
larry merchant marine Boo Tim. of
peace for the expansion and urOtsc.
ton Of our foreign trade ie of vital inn.
~purtanCe. Tho prosperity of the c0un.
try depends absolutely upon the con.
tuued growth OF our foreign com.
mfrra H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

ter states that the father needs the
support OF the son.
1t Is understood that when the
trahic rules of the city are romodeled
they viii include the prohibition OF tho
stopping or freight ne on the din.
erent traction lines in the city.
1t is learned from Morgantown
that the full apparatus for Mr.. Edward
Brookes, county weights and measures
Inspector. has been prepared and will
be shipped to this county Immediately.
The police were notified yesterday
that Edward Gordon is under arrest
at Canton, O.
All voters OF Ricriand district are
asked To register with the board OF
county commissioners November %.
Tor % Richland district election.
Chief of Police Leyland will ask
the board of control to purchase "a sida
car for Motorcycle Officer Walter
WORKS machine. The officer claims
that he cannot chase speeders at night
with his machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

81 New York, was a business caller in
the pike district yesterday.
Arthur Winklcr. OF 'WoodIawn. has re-
turned from Hannibal. -.
Ailss Mary Handlan. OF Lcathervood
Is III AT the home OF her parents.
Mrs. Lester Smith. OF Overlook. will
entertain he Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Elm Grove NJ. +. church. at her home
ON Tuesday evening
ON Friday evening. November 10. a
musical and literary entertainment will
o. given I'm the ~GreggeVille school house.
A. the regular meeting OF the Frank
nm Literary Society of the GrcggsViIe
school held yesterday afternoon a SPLEEN
dId program was rendered.
ne game which was 20 have usea
played sunday afternoon on the Hl.aasu-
ton grounds the BImmey a. g.
team. OF EdEwood and the Soles foot
haIl team oi South Wheeling. has been
cancelled bN the Solcs team.
Edward bamscll. OF Fargo. y. d.. is
IN. guest OF O.. ". Evans. OF dgHood
Miss Alma Carter. OF Forest WV. I-Tt
yesterday FOR G~roensburg. Pa. where sna
Nill spend several days the guest Of rel
utiNes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

Mr.. Edwsr Miller. OF South Park
street. EdEVoud. who has been iII. ls
Improving.
T. iaudor Tier. nf EdEdaIc BIS able. tn
illness
Division So. 81 the T7ator'4 AID Soc
oifty Of the stone Presbyterian church.
is making arrangement for e. roast beef
supper 'u Do. given on Thursday .yel..
.rr >Dt embsr Us.
ID" I~rIadsIYhl8. the official organ n.
che ~TrItd.iuuis di-trItc high school. viii
f' Que the week following T~harksFi,-
ing
o. e. Haley. 90 mo Hail Laboratori,r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

Campbell. Howcls. Herscy and Gilespy.
followed a paper on The Importance
ut the Eustachiau Tube In the Treatment
OF Middle Ear Diseases was read ly
DIT. NJ. y. Kelley. DIS. Fawcctt and
Alderman lead the discussion OF this
subject. 4 committee viii be appointed
next week 10 select delegates 10 the
state convention.
Those present were DIS. r. NJ. McNll-
len, O.. Alderman. y. l.. SparEg. James
Schwinn, Charles FrisseIl. \. b. Bar
nett. J. J.. biCkey. James HowcIls. g. ~.
TrusChcl. Ivan Fawcctt. T.. 81. Phillips.
H. L. Linsz. ~. u. Jones. T. l. Hupp. j..
4 Monroe. Thurman GiIlcspy. 81 T.. VIII
liams. J. r Caldwell. r L.. Brfnkard. W
". Daley. J.. a. Campbell. Charles Win
gcrter. C.. ~. Eecsor. T. II. Ikirt. J. II.
Thornton. NJ Gaydosh. r J. Hersey. NJ.
b. Kelley and J. W. fillmore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
BETTER Than SPANKING.

spanking dos aJt cur children Of Fer.
scttug There lB "a CIu-H.It4tIora r1.a.
lor trla trouble Mrs ~ summers. 800
~ sfpLre Dame. Iul VIII pend fFes 10
m'nt Ntt. fun iuHtr4.fI1rs send no
money Dut write her tl1Hy 10 your gHTI-
Hrfn ffnANlH you boo f.Ia way Don't
blame tHr rfII the rrlrrrs 4fa 10 rs-.,
> 10 This l-eHfwrrt aIs1 cures
aIultH SD HFnf people rruh'rI win
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
Obituary


p uNeTal services or Nrs. Jane b. BOD
I.y the aggd and highly respected resi-
u'Nl VINO died az her home. 100 Four
Ntld from the place ot death This after
noon at 8 o'clock. Friends OF the family
Greenwood cemetery. The services viii
ie lu charge OF the Rev. w. NJ. S.ruItz
pastor oi zane street Methodist Lp.-cp-
PAL church, which congregation Mrs.
hoIley was a member Tor some than q
halI Ceurur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

~ present there - "a movement on
Ioot 10 establish a public library iu
connection with the school az Woods
daIe as the school feels the urgent need
klrls oth"r than that contained boa the
supplementary readers furnished by the
board OF education. At least 500 books
are desired Tor the Pupils Reading cir
Gle Work Thoss ln charge OF securing
DOCKS are ready To- receive contributions
90 the library fund.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

Rev. =. g. Hart. pastor OF Ga. First
Methodist Episcopal ,hurCh. Elm Grove.
announces the following services for
Sunday Sabbath school 81 q-f5 % m.
l'r"acninE az ~ o'clock. by tho pastor.
class meeting and Junior league. ~
z 3" g. M. The devotional service OF th,
Epwcrth League will be- held al 2 o'clock
and ct a. fh. pastor will preach. sub
j'Cf. "Tf. Mistake OF Christians
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
WEIGH Funeral

FUNERAL -crviCes viii BE- held THIS
morning az DO o'clock over the remain
OF the late Catherine WEIGH. who died
at 10 80 o'clock Thursday light. az the
county lnfirmary The services vii.
be held iu the chapel 40 Mount Calvary
cemetery, with Rev. Father EfIseer Of
iiciaiiug. Interment viii be lu Mount
calvary cemetery. The deceased woman
I'm tho 14th year Of age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

it.N p carson. pastor OF the War
wood presbyterian church. viii deliver
ne ddgTe-s al the morning service -
%" held IN the Dallas Presbyterian
church at - o'clock tomorrow. In the
eNeAIAJ at I.45 clock. Rev. ". W.
DinsmOrc. pastor 81 the church. will
deliver the address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
Fulton Teat WAL

The test well Tor oil ON the List prop
efty az Fultou has now been drilled loo a
'llIer OH or gas. The sand which tH.
ari4 U.s. now iu is called the stray sand
winch U.s. fuHud a short distance above
the .Bgr-a Grit. D. le said the well Will
be drilled 20 "a dept OF about $500 feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
MERCHANT MARINE
iconunusd PROM First PagaI

Judgment and experience of experts or
all kinds on this subject should De
sufficient 10 deter our taking such a
hopelessly fatal step. As the navy
needs auNtliaries even mole Jha any
other facility, and measures taken 20
increase its efficiency should give
hrst consideration 10 and be influ-
enced by the development OF a mer-
chant marine "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

II a NJ. and 1:S0 p. ~. Morning theme.
Nvthiug Eut Leaves Evening. Boys
and Girls IN the streets Of ne New
Jerusalem sabbath school at $3.50.
Junior Christian Endeayur at 4.3n SEN
LOT EndeaNor al $50. PRAYER meeting
Wednesday at 1880.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
Social a Success.

Tho box social and Entertainment gft..
last evening Boo the Mt Leon school
house WAS "a decided success Iu ,yary
particular The program rendered Ig
the pupils attracted 70 great deal of ir.
tnrset. The proceeds derived Will 90 fu.
ward thg purchasing OF books fur rnH
school library.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

The body OF William IAddsu. foreman
OF engines o1 the b. a. q. boz Illinois.
who was Killed Iu e. wreck. arrived 200
the ClfA yesterday morning and Was TAX
en- 90 the home Of his brother. Edward
Iaudeu. 90 Echo Point. To-day the body
VIII Doe taken TO FaIrm0ut. where run
ertl services VIII be held and burial
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

The members OF the Progressive Ly-
D'uW or sand Hiu district. Marshall
county. are making ur'usrltluu- for the
Iie aud box social TO De given Boo the
No. u school house .ou Zig Wheeling
creek on next Thursday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

40 tho closing meeting uf Win Ny
mum services held this week boo the
W'"t Alexander st g. church fH.f ft..
ming. Elu g. g. Riddle. pastor OF ls
lr hFfrrIau church uf West Alexander.
"a splendid address Miss Mar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
LANDING OF TROOPS
CcoDtinusd FROM FIRST rax.,

"lohg jhe eastern front. I'm the north
me apparently have aban.
ooned any hope Of reaching Riga and
DNinsk. at least until the eround
nee@es' n are falling back or are
oeing driven back from the Dvina.
winch was their objective. The Rus.
SLAMS IN the Riga region are
an ~outilanking movement and their
Le.sHl successes have brought them
Mlluln striking distance OF tho Tukum-
Nltau railway which counects M 90
man hehtlng front VIZ. the fortress OF
w lndau. The Germans also arc faU-
ing back before Dyinsk as the result ~
me Russian offensive near Lake SVEN
ION NhlIe IN he south General Ivan
OF mas continued 10 harass the invad.
trs by repeated thrusts which. during
lue past hNe weeks. according TO Petro-
grad dispatches have brought him
'hdTlN 10000 prisoners. In the most
recent OF these thruSts. near Rudka.
.ut osE loltlled 5000. many Of whom
The Italians keep up their offensive
on both the Trentino and Isouzo froN
are making another effort 10 taka
Iorilia which has with-toOd them for
50 long.
on the western front heavy artillery
oWbardmeuts are again beginning i'm
ArtolS. but with the present rain
soaked condition of the ground this
can hardly pTessge another offensive.
Russian Statement.
PEIkOGRAp. via London. Nov. -.
1900 p. m-Tho following oficiai
communication was issued today.
In the region OF Shlok our troops
nave advanced to the west OF RaEcatz.
lighting an the time. After eleven
days Of almost uninterrupted fighting
IN the marsh region our troops cap
tured kammern and Anting. The Ger
mans. who suffered heavy losses. were
thrown back TO the west. We can
tured some prisoners and machine
guns.
Fierce fighting near the Borsemu.
ende. farm. I'm the district Of INkuU con
tnucs. We rcpulscd I'm the curse OF
the day ten fierce German attacks. in
hlcttng heavy losses on the enemy.
Heaps OF German bodies are lyins in
'front.' OF our trenches.
I'm the fight today. ca the RIGA
iront. Young Lithuanian troops fought
side by side with our troops under ev.
rcmcly difficult conditions. They ac-
quilted themselves ~splendidly.
Made Little Progress.
In the region OF Dvinsk. near the
WALLACE ~ brisbane and Illukst We
made q little progress.
Near the village OF K~ostioukhovka.
west OF R~af0lowka. fierce fighting con
tinuos. We took about 25O prisoners.
"Cn the caucasus front in the region
or ToTtum there were encounters be
tween advance guards. West and
south Of tho shores Of Lake Trumiah.
tho village Of Karazova Renrher.
Schaitarova and Schahtepe. our
troops had encounters with bands OF
Nurds who everywhere were driven
TO tho south.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

union service OF all ID. sunday
schools of sand Hul district will be
held on Friday afternoon and evening
IA the VI. +. church at Dallas n SPLEEN
did program viii b, rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

%. D. Miller. former Won known
.rIy,rmau. died at Die home. $50. % Sew
cutH street. 20 1855 o'clock. this Satur-
Ias morning Nr. Miller had been IN
poor health nearly five years. and death
Was expected. owing tu the nature of n
yau..d age He was ga bis eirhfisth
year.
Fnr many wears. Mr.. Miller was an
engineer on che river steamers operated
Nr The Sweeney lime. Later. for "a long
FIUH .. was connected with The city
electric Hehf plant Before retiring be-
cause off 900 health about five years aEo.
na was foIl keeper 90 tls A~,iHIvIIc
bridge.
dis city. He married Miss Rachael
PAUL uf washington. Pa. who sur
wives a brother, Charles H.. Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

proprietor Of the water street st.. .r,
'l. WDIhs. also survives. V
be-, TIrt.'s,ments for the funeral have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

Funeral services Cor Rose Patterson.
infant daughter OF the late Alice Pat
tsr.Uu. were held o. the family home
1880 High stfcct. Eguwnod. yesterday
afternoon. Burial was iu McMechen
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
WIN Estahlinh Library.

public when the mode OF travel betweei
the west and east was by stage cuach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
Presbyterian church Services

l.4 r,a. ps,,5 a" fra5sHa. r.. les T. 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
"Y" CAMPAIGN
CLOSES TODAY
CAPTAIN A. SINGLETON PAUL.
AGAIN SCORES LARGEST MUM
BIER o. MEMBERS.
Final Plans OF Campaign VIII BE Made
At Noon Luncheon-Wll End
Tonight At 9 O'Clock.

As the time for closing the big MEM
hership campaign OF the Y. NJ. q. \.
draws near, enthusiasm and interest
seem to increase. one hundred and
eight new member were registered
yesterday. and with emily one hundred
and twenty three 20 be scored today.
the officials in charge are inclined to
believe that the goal VIII be easily
reached.
Today at noon, a luncheon viii be
paign Will be made Tonight the cam
paign VIII come 10 a close al nine
o'clock.
Again. as on the preceding days Of
the campaign. Captain A. singleton
laulfs team leads. Yesterday 10 tnlula
ID - new members, making a total for
the campaign. GO.
The boys team last evening reported
"a decided Improvement over the work OF
the preceding days. Today u.s. expected
90 be a banner day for them on account
Of tho Saturday holiday.
Eurrlun
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-30
2acibi5 rr1uchos mems .
es de feIicitacii6in ell
Pie. de los EE. UU.

FFOT. SPRINGS. Ma, daciemiDRe I'D
-Como 500 telagramas DE feaic la
ri6n rnr ri EA amiweTSarj0 Dr. su
uac imagnt0. TN reeibiG0 el Pres len
il. ~ llslnn en IN traDqulia residan-
ria he Ho. Springs.
Ttrspu@s de mefi0dia nas6 Il
.Mnlesfar los mensaias, EN- ca1Ea ta
IA ie aglBi& IN psposa. y nor Ia Tar
l~. fu=Glon golf = Sc paseatTn en-
Glg@mGEiI.
Tamoltm 50 raribi@ rlHaG YvlWm-aD-
ID rari@ a Mr. I.ansim@. 90 la grIe
.n @n-nIro 40 i&ban ao.las Ia. ncti-
.a-. ~r-Iercmbes d I& SilIae.in inler
l.9dal.i.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-30
No SE. E,NCONTiRD Al BAIsUil


-..i aver notwithstanding qlle sc ENC IL
aroiar r@IuU a 300 mi.la- die sam "
lsamG. Ieer0 CUE mo 80 lIlI4aioa sn oa
.i-D0.
HIHy el Ia lGadrU%al4, sin ern.Ig =
3d.. - nea.ilo56 Ell menss6e le que 50
b @I~snta p5 llcn&o Tr2embemenGe h.
E-lGa y seiialaIdD n bar60 IN pr j.
{ la COMO > 300 millas De Sal "
H@@E.
4 narriio G-l TleesaJafGiai gienan
c4Isra de trt.ssientos pas9ier@s v 70
mI0 gl hlrc0 DO Dud@ ser .ncolifi-
to. aar temogas DE- que haya T.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-30

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z lila r .ue n.-s -aIle. CON e! g-@ao
i- rauoEe. coE1alseGa -r2& -u-aaro Cz
=aina1os a- @s -pc5-aGlon@s DE- No-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-23
&amiltpn.

Hnfer Ngent in Samilfon II
Serr Gbnarb grnd, 449 Glib ginft'
strafe. sen Sci. 476 g., Som'
ehone 1851 u.
- Die iGunlisen Steuersabl.r Ton.
men big gum 20. Januar ibrs StsuerH
be5ablen.
- Sobn Briggs bon Columbus.
Der fir bic Seilsarmee gelber fam.
melte, bas @elb aber in bic Saits
ltsdte. puroe aus Der Stabt ssipieien.
- Sin StaIiener, pelter auF Qb.
idIags5abluns WTbeI fir cine Bar.
bieritube in glo. 311 2ubIop Gtrabe
in einem 9ei6Gft in Cincinnati faui.
ts, pirb felt Montas Dsrmibi. Gr ipu,
in S9uloen ssratben unb iheint Der.
buffet 5u isin.
- Gb. Sslonius fpurbs i'm Wuni.
5ipalseri9t gu $40 reip. Saft perur'
tbeiIt, neil er babeim i'm Sujf alIes
tur5 unb tleiH idlasen ipolIis..
- George 6. StspenIpn, 78, elm
IansiGbriger 8spobner SamiItons,
pel6er iiinsit pon S9Iasflub befalIsn
t-urps, 1T nit .SinterIaffuns elmer
Sodter seitorbsn.
- Der a6tiGbriss G6arlss SsbaIO
Don WibbIstopn purbe seiisrH Ru4s
mittas. aIs er bic Strabe treusen
ppllte, BON sinsm Motprpagsn iibers
fabreH uno erbeblih perIest.
- Mapor SintsI bat Ieinsn 9ruber
Grant SinteI gum 9ruitse Der Cane
5rei 9ibIioibst srnannt dniitne bon
Wm. 5siserp, Der ben poitsn absss
lebHt bate.
= Seiraibsideine: George Ssnrp
Qbams, "a, unS Gelefte gsrrp GesIis,
"a, beibe Sdauipieler, anseblih DON
bier; Wm. ). Tliles, 81, unb aoa
Marb Sarris, 25, beibe BON Mibbles
iopn; Samuel 5uIis, %, Wib6Ies
totpH unb Warp 9iItner, 1S, Mauos
Station; Sarrb S6uftsr, 27. unD
Gillian 8latt. 25, beibs DON Samil-
ION; gbeiter 8. geuI, "a, unb GoIben
:. Woobruff, 21. beibe bon Orforb;
Robert 9arriIon, 81. unb geFis Wps
long, 20, hibe bon Samilton; Ger
bdrbt 9rud, "a, uuo Reua 2aHbrum,
25, beibe BON SamiltoH.
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