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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-22
ANNUAL BUDGET
STICKS COUNCIL
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE AP.
POINTED TO WORK OUT
INTRICATE POINTS.
Recess Taken Until Friday NIaht-
Meeting This Evening BY. Con
ferees Expected TO Have
Results

Referring. non-concurring. discuss
ing. and demurring. council failed TO
get anywhere with the annual appro-
priation ordinance last night. and a
conference committee was appointed
TO work out its technical points. In
the meantime council recessed TO meet
Friday night TO hear the report
President Butts OF the Second
Branch named Councilmen Hare. link
and kreiter and Chairman Otto named
Naas. Beiswinger and Connolly from
the First Branch. This committee got
together following the recess of coun.
ell, and agreed to meet this evening
at the city building.
No progress was made towards a
settlement OF the difficulties last
night. When council convened. the
budget was In the Second Branch for
amendment. coming there from the
First Branch at a former meeting. A
communication from General T. $.
Riley was read before the ordinance.
In which he asked that council arrange
10 take care OF $500 fee due him
for work in the case against the Natur-
al Gas company. This amount was in
serted in the contingent fund.
The ordinance was passed in its en-.
tirety minus the additions by the First
Branch. and sent back to the lesser
body. This body proceeded to rein.
state the things that had been stricken
out. including $500 for water main
at Fulton. appropriations for the city
gas works. appropriation for the pay.
ment of two engineers. and other sums
and sent IL back 10 the Second Branch
| II passed through the same routine
and was sent back. Then a cry for
help went up.
3 II was seen that no agreement could
be reached, another recess was de
clared. and the conference committed
Z appointed.
/ Last year the actual receipts OF the
city were S467. $685.. while the con
ference committe will have to act on
estimated expenditures to the amount
OF S5ll.f5IO5, or a difference ol
S44 ,39O19.
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New martinsvilIe Briefs.

The circuit court resumed today and
large attendance was present from
various points in the county.
Frank Berger. who was quite ill st
his home on Locust street. is reported
much better.
Amos Jollih. of Uniontown, is spend
ing a few days in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. John stamm, OF Clarks-
burg. are visiting Mrs. Stamm's moth
er. Mrs. William Mackty. Of Maple
avenue.
Miss Virginia Wright OF Wheeling.
il the house guest OF Miss Cecil
Weimer
w f. Hamilton OF Hundred. was a
business visitor in the city Monday.
Mrs. william slaggei. of Woodland.
the Orchard"
Miss Hattie Uhlman OF Sistersville,
spent Saturday in the city visiting
friends.
Mrs. J. P. Fishel left Sunday for
visit with friends in Marietta
Miss Shirts Silk has returned TO her
home in Martins Ferry. after being
the house guest OF Miss Evelyn Clark.
Mrs. J. Nesbitt and daughter. Miss
Helen Virginia. left Monday morning
for an extended visit TO New York City.
Rev. John Connel left Monday for a
visit TO Washington. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duerr and
daughter. Dorothy. left Monday morn
ing for oxford. o.. where Dorothy will
enter the Western College for Women.
Mrs. r. =. Martin and children have
returned from a visit with friends and
relatives in Matamoras. o.
Gov. Hatfield was entertained BY
Rev. Homer Bumgardner during his
short stay In the city.
J. o. Fishel r. visiting his family In
the Orchard for a few days
Mrs Thos. Riley has returned from
a few days visit with friends in Mata-
moras. o.
Geo Church Of Hundred. is bust
ness visitor In the city today.
Miss Gertrude Barrick has gone 10
Pittsburgh. where she will visit her
sister. Mrs. George Haster.
clint Shurtlin OF Anderson. Ind. is
the guest Of his brother. Mr.. Howard
Shurtlih. OF the North End
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SUR VIVORS OF
ATHlNAI LAND
FAktLLrNG STORIES TOLD or
BURNING or THE SHIP AT SEA
And the Rescue BY the Liner r'u.eAnfa.
Captain Of Latter owen
Great Praise.

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE Anchor
Line steamer Tusccnia arrived in port
tonight with Sss passengers and 20 OF
the crew OF the Greek steamship Animal
which was abandoned AT sea late sunday
afternoon. after she had been afire for
30 hours Every soul on board the
burning vessel was rescued
The steamship Roumanian Prince Is
due here tomorrow with Sc OF the crew
and five passengers rescued at the
same time
The officers Of the Athinai said that
.ney dld not know what caused thee fire
4 was diScoN cred al o'clock on Satur-
Sal morning. her tnird day out from
New York. on the voyage TO Piraeus
simuhaneously In four different parts.
OF No. hold. which was largely FILLED
With inflammable merchandise Al
though there was much excitement Al
iirst among the passengers. the officcrS
succeeded in 0llaying their fears and
lntil Al were safely aboard the Tus-
There were - Americans aboard the
IuScania among them several bound as
missionsirisss 70 Turkey and they drew up
crew.
Fought Fire All nay
The crew OF the Animal aided by a
number Of passengers. fought the fire
All day saturday. with apparent success.
ne AiAuAt- htNht OUT again however.
during the night with increased fierce
ness and at A. m. sunday. Captain
Boziatziois sent out = . : calls TO
which the Tuscania, la rourainc ana
koumantan Prince responded. The Tus-
cania arrived at noon and sent a crew
aboard with chemical fire eNtinguishers
and smoke helmets.
captain BoziatzIois kept up the fight
Tor the rest OF the afternoon. before
deciding 70 abandon the ship.
Eight llfcboats from the Tuscania and
a Few OF the Athinafs boats then trans
TERED the passengers without accident,
the weather being mild and the sea
calm. Women and children went FIRST
and when several OF the men stcerage
passengers sought 10 enter one Of the
first boats. they were roughly handled
BY the crew.
Four OF the steerage passengers them
selves launched one OF the Athinaf
boats and made Tor the Tuscauia. bat
were beaten off by the Tuscania's crew
and forced 20 wait until all the womca
and children had been safely transfer
red.
One second class passenger Thomas
Satir OF Meadvills. Pa. died Of heart
disease aboard the Tuscania the next
day. Most OF the passengers lost all
their baggage.
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~ ouMsA.s suceessoa.

BERLIN sept 90 By wireless fo
Tuckerfon ~ I The Overseas
News aE,nCl gives QUO The following
d'. pafch from Vienna
Political circles expect that the Tor
e.fn office without awaiting nr Dun.
hna arrival from iho United States
viii detail kaieisn Mercy Won kapos
Mere. former ambassador fo Rome. aa
ambasssdor pro fcmporr 1t Washine
tUu
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Bellsire Briefs

Mr.. and Mrs Roland Arnold Of
Noble street. are guests Of friends Al
Washington. Pa.
g. ,. Proudfoot. general ticket agent
for the -. a. o.. was In the CITY yes
terday comforting Secretary Ippernan
Of the Commercial Club relative TO hav.
ing late passenger trains stop at sta.
lions Bellaire and GAINESVILLE during
the week Of the Fall festival
The ladies' OF the Florence NJ T.
church will hold a lawn fete SATURDAY
evening on the lawn surrounding the
Pinch Run school house
The Bile and Johns" Of BelIaire
are quarreling and 10 is likely the state
militia will have % be called out 20
cNierminate one or the other faction
They are atrauginE FOR a parade on
The evening N October > and 'tia said
lOt Of trouble may be- expected on
that evening Capt "Hl1" Dickens
has just returned from somewhere In
the east where Dr. la said he ordered
a car load OF hand grenades 10 DO used
in case ~ trouble Capt John" Nc
Graw viii endeavor 10 have an the
Johns in automobiles 90 that they
can escape quickly
The members o. the First NJ r.. and
South Bellairc " p churches are re-
loicuE over the return OF Rev % r.
smith and Rev y w. Hart To- their
charges in this city There was only
one change ln the assignment of min.
listers locally Rev o. D. Ward OF
Shadyside. was transferred to Klnva.
Vile in the youngstown district He
viii Do succeeded by Rev. T T. No.
ConneU
. o. Lnard has returned from a visit
win friends at srbrinr
Joseph saitefneid of .fIa city has
returned from visit with friends af
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn
Mr and Mrs y A Iamisou have re.
turned fo Ihuchqg1le after d g.sit
with friends here
NJ and Mrf W o. Price and
daueher have returned from paden
City W Va
Walter Dorcr haa zone fo Columbus
where boz wn enter the Ohio STATE
University
MEMBER of enc k H B club viii
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HOSPITAL ASSN. FORMED.

CHARLESTON. vs.. Va. Sept 81 -
The West Virginia state hospital as
ISOLATION composed Of physicians and
superIntcndents 81 hospitals In tho
state was organized a. a meeting here
today at the kanawha hotel About
% we're present
The association e. the outcome OF
"a conference held at Huntington last
spring during the meeting OF the state
Medical society. when the plan Tor n
state organization Of hospital men was
first suggested
AZ the meeting yesterday Dr q q.
sChofeld. 81 Charleston. was elected
president and Dr W ~ ST. Clair OF
Biucfiold secretary and treasurer
The next meeting viii be held I'M
wheeling
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FRESH At NIGHT
Id one ". ~ Riaht - d Foo.

n one Uses the Right Kind Of Fooo.
n by proper selection Of food one
can feel strong and fresh sf the eLd
Of a DAYS work. DO is worth while 20
know The kind OF food that Will pro
duce this results.
a school teacher out .n ksns. says
ln this connection
.At the time . commenced the use
Of Grape. SUITS wY health Was so poor
that 7 thought would have to give
up my work altogether. was ap.
idly losing in weight. had little appe
titr wac nervous and slerpless. ana
experienced almost constantly. q feci-
iuE of exhaustion
% tried various remedies without
good rrHgife then 2 determined to
give particular attention to my 1000
and have learned something of inc
properties uf Grape SUITS for rebuild.
ur body brain. end nerves.
since uainE Grape SUITS q have
made constant and rapid improve.
mrrt in health in spite of tho tact
That aU fhI. fImr q have been On
gagged Dol strenuous and s6acuur WORK
have GAINED twelve pounds Iu
..N. "..N |HH' n .''N NNNf .II'. 10y
nerves are steady and sleep sOu0d
7 have such strength end reserve force
that o frel almost aa strong and frean
a. tne close of RI DAYS eork AL at rne
b. inning
Before using Grape SUITS was
troubled muDH With vtak eyes out
aa my Vitality Increased tbe eyes be
came stronger
% never heard of smother food ae
nutrition. and economical as Grape
SUITS
There's a N.a .On
Name given Ir Postum Co.. Battle
tfeot Mich
Ever read che above letter. A new
one appears from time to time They
are genuine. true. ard fuU Of human
interest
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RANCHMEN HAVE
BEEN KIDNAPPED

FL PASO. Texas. Sept 2i.-E. =.
Fuller. manager OF the Santo Domingo
ranch, near villa Ahumada. Chihua.
hua. and Foreman McCabe. of the
ranch. have been kidnapped by han
dts. according TO a message received
here today. Details Of the kidnapping
are lacking. Il Is not known whether
ransom has been demanded.
The villa government officials at
Juarez have given assurances that they
will do everything possible to obtain
the release OF the men.
The news Of the kidnapping was
sent here by Mrs. Fuller. who. left by
the bandits on her husbands ranch.
made her way to villa Ahumada.
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sTRUcK A NINE

WASHINGTON. o. g.. Sept 21-
So Ter no evidence has reached here
to confirm reports that the Hosporian
was torpodoed Secretary Daniels said
to.nIEht be- he'd not yet received the
report of the navel attache on his OK.
animation 81 the torpedo fragment
said to have been found aboard the
liner ON tho evidence available up
tc this Time omciais of both the Navy
and State Departments have been in.
rNncd fo arrrC with the Wow an.
uouucod from Berlin. that the Hcepc.
rau struck mine
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SMITH PROBABLE WINNER.

PHILADELPHIA. sept ci.-Mearre
returns from today's primary election
indicate the nomination on the Repub-
lican ballot OF Thomas b. Smith. the
choice Of the leaders OF his party. for
mayor Of Philadelphia BY a Comfor.
table majority George ID. Porter. d.
rector of public safety. apparently has
received the Washington party nomi.
nation Gordon D. Brottlcv. the Demo
stone enforcement
OWNS 20 the numerous candidates
for magistrate and other local offices
elections boards were late In MAKING
returns and BE- probably will De- day
break before the count ia completed
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SteqerStrahI.

An attractive wedding took place
yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Strahl,
on Noble street. when their daughter
became the bride of Mr.. Lawrence
Steger.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. W. A. Stimson. rector of Trinity
Episcopal church. in the presence or
number of friends OF the young peo-
pie. The rooms were banked with
large bouquets Of white and pink as
tiers, intermingled with palms ana
ferns. The bride. who was escorted
by her father, wore a gown OF white
net with rich drapery OF lace. Her
tuile veil was arranged in Juliette cap
style and she carried shower bou-
quet OF roses and lilies OF the valley.
Following the ceremony an elaDor-
ate luncheon was served after when
reception was rendered Mr.. and Nrs
steger. They left last evening tor an
eastern wedding trip and will make
their home in Bellaire on their return
Among the Out-of-town guests were
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
NJ. Eaton. MOrristown: Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hillman. Wheeling. AIRS. Geo.
McGowan. Elm Grove: Miss Nora VII
son. Somerton; Mr. Earl Wilson.
youngstown; Mr.. kennon Homer.
Cambridge.
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Many OF Tho farmers ON account Df
The cold wave. beFan picking all fhoir
NUT ae they arn expecting frost
n Iipparf of Tenth street and
Warwood avenue lou lHsf evening ON
a bua.n noes trip to Huntington w. ia
T.. e None of Eighteenth street. wa.
reported fo be somewhat better I4al
evening
O. Welshana farmer of R.rbIarB
district showed some Imrroremerf u
stated by bio physician Ias. nIrbf
Mr and Sire Charles uugrrI .f
Norm Waruood arr on tiaIf with
friends and relative In Cameron. w.
Va
a meeting of ls members of fba
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Bridgeport Briefs

The regular mid week PRAYER Scr.
vice. viii be- held bod all of the local
churches this evening
Several candidates were put through
fh' dcerro WORK at The meeting Of thp
senior Mechanics last evening
straw hate were discarded and over.
roata were substituted ast evening
on account of tho cold weather
The large double truck cars we're
placed bod operation con fhp Martins
erry-Bridecport line iast evening
A large class will bc confirmed 90
81 Anthony Catholic church In thIs
city this morning
A large crowd from thIs city will eo
io tho i.eaurue Park sunday afternoon
to .nr thc Pittsburgh Pirate. boz action
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conareaatlonal MeetInn

Following a sermon by Rev. C. l.
wilson this evening, the members Of
the Presbyterian church will hold a
meeting In the auditorium All mem
oers are requested 10 be present as
the election OF three elders will be one
OF the matters TO cont before the mem
bers.
After this meeting il over the mem
bers Of the ladies' Aid Society OF the
church viii also hold a meeting at
which time important business will be
considered
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NEW ORLEANS. sea 20 .Iudes
'hr.stian of ihc district criminal ,olr.
Today sent J. Evans smith New Or
leans ITEM reporter to IaI for twenty
-FOUR hours Tor refusing to ten bis
source of Information off story con.
corning caharefe and difrcrutabIe 10.
soris noo under intostimuon by the
pa1rh strand jury
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DEATH BY SUICIDE
Is Verdict Rendered by Coroner in De.
mise Of Mrs. Wilbur Morrow
Husband ESonersted.

Coroner Henry Roger OF Martins
Ferry completed his inquest into the
death OF the late Mrs Wilbur Morrow
yesterday afternoon. and rendered a
verdict OF death by suicide.
Five Witnesses in all were examined
and all OF the testimony pointed TO
the fact that the woman committed
suicide. The husband of the dead wo-
man was released. following the YER
dict OF the coroner, as he was held
only as a witness.
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MINER INJURED
Placed Against Billy MeCuns Last
Night. When He Resisted officer
Moran Other Pickups.

"Billy' McCune. and Bess Allen. got
All hquored up last night. and officer
sam Moran started In 90 uuell the riot.
Both were placed under arrest but
Billy couldn't see the percentage and
resisted the officer. Two charges, dis
orderly conduct and resisting. were
placed against him.
The police were also called TO the
home Of John Blattner. where ~ was
said some one was trying 20 break and
enter, but no offenders were found
Mitchell Reynolds. pat CoEley. Homer
smith. Lovey McCanic. aud John Roe
we're arrested on charges Of plain drunk
cnuerq.
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TWO CHARGES
FRANK santz. Caught Under Pal Of
stone In Riohland Mine.

Frank Santz. miner ~ the Rlchland
mines. WAS injured last evening when
the roof OF entry in which he was work
ing fell The slate crushed hum 20 the
floor. but 10 l. moi believed his injuries
are serious. lie was picked No by fell
low miners and taken TO the North
Wheeling hospital.
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Member OF Trinity Episcopal
church viii give a farewell reception
this evening In tho parish rooms in
honor o. Rev and Mrs W a slim.
son. VINO leaves Monday for their
hone ~ Urbana During the evening
program o. music will be- rendered
and refreshmcufs served The mem.
berF ri tho church and friends are
invited
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Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services we're held ycsto F.
day afternoon from the home Of Sem
eca Lyle on Main street. over the rc
mains Of the late William A. Church.
" no died a. his home sunday moruing.
The services were In charge of Res
Theo. Crickcnbergor. pastor OF the
Trinity Lutheran church and were
largely attended interment Was ig
Weeks cemetery
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viii Guarantee shows are Moral

The executive committee Of the fall
festival have drawn up a statement
TO the effect that the Great American
Shows that will exhibit here during
the event in October are clean and
moral The statement was signed by
leading business men as follows: ]. NJ.
Dubois. c. W. Dickens. r. l.. Bowman.
". 5. Russell, X. r. Crow and J. n.
Fitton
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WARWO0D
Child Has Narrow Eseaus

A small child about seven years old
had narrow escape from being hit
afternoon when the child ran in front
OF the machine. while rolling a hoop
down a small hill in South Warwood
The driver put on the brakes and
stopped the machine about three inch
es from the child.
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BRIDGEPORT


Marshal Arch McClalrn. Ohicer Mas
sey. Frank Roberts and Lawrence
Heinlein left yesterday morning for
Flushing TO spend several days squir-
rel hunting. II il a sure sign that the
squirrels viii make themselves very
scarce when they see this Quartette.
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Coach EstabrOok b. happy The
largest squad and The heaviest ever
in The hisfory OF football IN This city
vas on hand yesterday for positions
ON The 1915 team The weather vac
Ideal Tor football. and the candidates
worked alin tho vim fhaf Dr. seen fn
midaeae0n game They wm be-
given more hard work today in order
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NEW MARTINSVILLE. W. Va.
Sept 21.-On Wednesday evening.
September %. Mrs. ID. Knox Living
ston. superintendent of the department
of franchise. Woman's Christian Union.
will deliver a lecture in the High
school auditorium in behalf Of equal
suffrage. Mrs. Livingston is reported
TO be a very able speaker and IL -
hoped that many will come out to
hear her
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Zen Wilson. Of South Warwood %
vel known carpenter. while WORKING
yesterday afttrnoon cut his little eng.
or on his right hand severely The ac.
cident happened when In some way a
saw which he was USING slipped BE
at once went 90 the office OF Local
physician where the wound was dress.
I'd. u will be sometime before he viii
Be able 20 resume work
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Boyer Funeral Today

The funeral OF Mrs. Albert Boyer.
who died a. the Martins Ferry nos
pital Monday will be conducted this
afternoon A. her late home on South
Belmont street Rev. r. w Hart. ras-
TOT OF the South Bellaire 81 r. church
win officiate. lnterment will be MADE
IN Rose Hill cemetery.
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Taxes Charge Today.

Superintendent Of Schools j A.
Jacksn received Telegram yesterday
10 the effect that Stanley May. or
Oshkosh. Wis. win arrive here today
20 become manual training Instructor
On The high school. succeeding Y. ~
Church. who resigned. The new IN
sfructor h. a graduate OF a Wisconsin
manual training school and comes
highly recommended.
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90 FeIIows nome comlna-

Bellaire lodge OF ODD Fellows. No
3'S. entertained last night al their
nall on Belmont street II was the
annual home coming and proved one
OF the most enjoyable events OF the
year. A program OF music and speak
ing was carried out followed by an
elaborate banquet A number OF mem
bers who live out Of the city were in
attendance. as well as the wives and
lady friends OF the members.
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A charming event OF the week Will
be the reception to be held Friday ar
ternOon by Mrs. n. ID. Cowen al her
home on North Noble street. The al
fair will be complimentary to Miss
Josephine Carroll. whose marriage 10
Mr. George Robinson will take pace
next week
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Many co on Hay Ride

In spite OF the cold wave which hit
this section Monday. a large number
OF local young people attended the hay
ride. which was given by a number
OF well known young men. The crowd
met az Twenty second street and went
In wagons n distance OF several miles.
They did not return TO Warwood un-
III a late hour last night.
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Larae Class conHrm.d

Tuesday afternoon and evening the
sacrament Of confirmation was ad.
ministered to nearly a hundred per.
sons az 81. Johns church. or this
number 20 we're children and the re-
mainder adults. The confirmation was
IN charge OF r. Rev. James J. Hart.
ley, bishop % the Columbus diocese
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WAS NJ sulclprf

NEW YORK. sept 90 Miss Marinf
Van Der Lindo. AGED 36 daughter o
che late Jacob Ven Der IAndc.
wealthy sugar planter of New Yor
and San Domingo. wac found dead ir
au uptown roomInr house TONIGHT The
police said she had ended Der life bg
IuhaInF ras
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The many friends Of Eddie Lucas
will regret to learn that he is confn-
ed at his home suffering from a sprain-
ed lex resulting from fall out Of a
tree. late Monday afternoon. The in
jury IL causing him much pain and he
viii be laid UP Tor some time.