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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-06-04
From Fridays Daily

Fror. Fridays Daily
William Michel died ut $50 last
evening at his home, SIS North Fifth
street. aged thirty -four years. four
months. aud ten days. He grew TO
manhood here. aud attended the pub
lie schools, and was well liked by his
many friends. He was n member of
the German Lutheran church, aud
was formerly a foreman I'm the drying
department of the knitting mills.
Ten years ago he went to Lacrosse
Wis. where he conducted a saloon
for three years, and he was married
eight years ago to Miss Nina Coke Of
Prairie du Chiene. Wis. He returned
tn this city a week ago last Tuesday
and his death was caused by stom-
ach trouble.
The surviving relatives are the
widow. the father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. August Michel. one sister
Mrs. Albert Heggerman. living three
miles from town on the MHni1i"-
road. The funeral will be held al
l:3e p. m. from the home. and nj
D. m. from the German Lutheran
church on Sunday afternoon. Inter
ment will be made I'm the German
Lutheran cemetery.
from rridav's Daiiv.
DIR. n. ". Bracken. secretary OF the
state board of health. has announced
that the board would designate one
Minnesota county in which the Uaited
States public health service will con-
duct a thorough health survey. fol-
lowing q request from the federal
government.
Beginning July I. a detachment Of
field men from the public health serv-
ice will enter the county designated.
examine every household and make
a detailed report upon the sanitary
conditions OF the premises and the
occupants.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-06-04
Elaborate Social Function.

One OF the most charmingly ar.
ranged and elaborate social func.
tons OF the season was held yester.
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Aaron Franklin Schmitt, GAS South
Fourth street, the affair being an at
home during which four hundred
guests were entertained, and the
Mesdames Aaron Franklin Schmitt
John August Johnson, Samuel Daile,
Wilson. Charles Albert Wyatt, and
Miss Eva Estelle Gable acting a.
hostesses. and being assisted I'm re.
ceiving by Mrs. T. G. Lindell OF Wa.
SEGA, Mrs. NJ. Bischner OF Wells, and
Mrs. III. l.. Schmitt OF this city. The
rooms throughout were artistically
decorated I'm a color scheme of pmh
and white. the dining room having 9
profusion OF pink and white roses
and palms. and pink and white glad
ioli and snap dragons being used In
the other rooms. Little Masters join
Johnson and Bailey Wilson, acted
as pages. and opened the outer doors
Tor the guests and the little Misses
Mary Helen Meagher, Margaret Bisch
ner. and Mertyce and Genevieve
Schmitt were stationed at the stairs
and directed the guests to the rooms
Pretty favors I'm the shape of dainty
bouquets of daisies and sweet peas
were presented to each guest as the,
were served. those who acted as
flower girls being Misses Margery
Johnson. Helen Schmitt, Mary Depu-
ty, Katherine Wise and Margaret
Schmitt. Each flower girl carried Q
large hat. daintily decorated with two
big bows OF tulle to represent baskets
and filled with flowers, The ladies
who assisted in the DINING room, ant
In the general entertaining were Mes
danes Carney. Eager. White and
Harres. and Miss Emma Bangerter
Mesdames .MacArtson. Birsbavel
Vance. Oleson. Bjelland. Atchison
Just, veigel, Comstock. Curriel
Quimby. Zimmerman. Stephans Ben
ham. Baker, ID. Little. Laurisch, Hol.
brock Berquist. Kamm. Andrews
Fiittie. James. ]. w. Schmitt. c. r.
Wise. Manderfeld. Butler. Measher
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Shower For Bride to Be.

Miss Elsie Wentz was guest OF
honor last evening at a shower party.
Mrs. Harvey Hoffman of 41S Van
Brunt street entertaining. The rooms
OF the home were beautifully decor
ated In a pretty color scheme of pink
and white, graceful festoons hanging
from the chandeliers and bridal
wreath and foliage being used in pro-
fusion. About twenty-five guests
were present. and very pleasant
social evening was enjoyed, and a
delicious lunch served. Many hand
some and useful gifts were received
by the prospective bride. Miss wentz
is to wed Mr., Clarence Johnson of
Owatonna on June .. ..
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Entertalned For Miss Irvino.

The West Mankato school teachers
entertained at the home OF Miss Rose
Stailey Wednesday evening in honor
OF Miss Jessie Irving, the day being
her birthday anniversary. A social
time was enjoyed and dainty refresh
ments were served, an enjoyable
evening being spent by all present.
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Concert Is Postponed.

The Orpheus club has postponed
its concert at Vernon Center on ac-
count of the bad weather. hut will
give a concert there In the near flu
ture.
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y. 3. Meyer b Secretary

J. ]. Farrell. state dairy and food
commissioner. has announced the ap-
pointment OF II. ID. Meyer. Carver
county, As secretary Of the commits
sion.
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ACTION FOR WAGES.
Suit In Which. Horse With Sore Neck
Is Playing Part.

A suit for wages I'm the sum OF
s21.25 was tried before Judge w. A.
Plymat In the municipal court this
morning. The action was brought by
Anton Erickson against c. A. John
son. farmer, OF Lake Crystal. One
point OF dispute was whether Erick
son was discharged or quit. the plain
tit Claiming the former and the de-
PENDANT the latter. The plaintiff said
nc refused to drive horse with sore
neck and so Johnson discharged him.
The defendant said Erickson quit he =
cause he did not wish to drive that
horse. j. L. Regan was attorney for
the plaintiff and Judge w. F. Hughes
for the defendant
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Came to Mankato to Be Married.

st. Peter Herald: Last Sunday aft :
ernoon Miss Julia Sackett and Leland
s. Mead went TO Mankato and were
quietly married at the Episcopal rec
tory. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Shut, and the young people
were not attended. Friends OF Mr..
Mead and his bride were without an
inkling OF their plans. and thus the
marriage came as great surprise.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. s. Sackett and is one of st.
Peters charming young women. Her
husband is a graduate of the st. Peter
high school and has been attending
Gustavus Adolphus college.
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Copenhagen, Denmark, May %.
The Danish steamer Ely struck
mine off verksolm yesterday
and sank. Her crew was saved.
The Ely was bound from England
for Sunsdsvali, Sweden, with a
cargo Of coal.
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King Victor EmmanusI's Men
nsw Occupy The Town Of
Grade


ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.l
From Fridays Daily.
Geneva, Switzerland, May a.
The italians are continuing their
advance into Carinthia. They
have taken three of the lower
mountain passes and fourteen
villages.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-06-04

Smith, Beatty, o. Little, Coulter, Philip,
Troost. and Snow.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-06-04

Italian troops are pushing steadily
into Austria, along the line running
north of the Gulf of Triest. Appar-
emily the Austrians as yet have Of
fered no serious resistance, although
further west there has been severe
fighting. An official statement from
Rome announces the occupation of
the Austrian town of Grade, and states
that the squadron of Italian aero
planes successfully attacked Trist. on
the Nabresina railroad. probably cut
ting the line. Additional territory
along the Tyrol frontier has been
occupied.
The re-occupation of Urumiah, I'm
Northwestern Persia, by the Russian
forces, was announced by the eau
casian ormy stan. The capture OF the
city was effected after the battles
near Dilman and Bachkala. In their
northern campaign the Russians are
stu closely pushed by the German
and Austrian armies.
Germans Forced Back.
Berlin, May ga reverse ut the
hands OF the Russians In the fight
ing along the River San. I'm Central
Galicia. was announced In n state
ment from the war office. II Is said
that the Germans In the region of
Sieniawa, on the left hank OF the
river. were forced back. and lost six
cannons. The German positions. ac-
cording to this statement. were not
defended nv strong forces.
Another British steamer the Argile-
shine was damaged by a German sub
marine I'm the Irish sea.
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President A. ]. Veigel Of the Com
mercial club has appointed Dr.-J. w.
Andrews, Louis Mayer. o. w. Walker.
DIR. l.. T. Dodds. and Logan Rose as
a committee to plan and take charge
OF any club tours that may be taken
the coming season. II Is very likely
that ut least two hours will be ar
ranged for. one TO be "get -ac-
Quainted" trip through Blue Earth
county. the. magnitude and resources
OF which are not appreciated by peo-
pie who have never been all over the
county. The tourists who take part
In these trips do not necessarily have
to go by automobile, but can 60 by
train. In the same manner that the
trip 10 Faribault was taken last fall.
meeting OF the committee will be
held soon. and plans win be outlined
for the summer.
Fire completely DESTROYED the
house where Jens Gunderson lives In
Judson township yesterday morning.
The contents OF the building were
saved. The property belongs TO John
Wigley. The loss on the house was
partly covered by insurance. There
was no insurance. however. on the
household goods. The Gre started In
The attic and was probably caused by
a defective chimney. The wind was
favorable to the salvation OF the 9th
er buildings. or they. too. might have
burned. Neighbors came and assist
ed in getting the household goods
out OF the doomed dwelling. II was
. two-story house. valued at about
81. 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

Mr. and Mrs l. a. Lindemuth. OF
GAINESVILLE. O.. are spending a couple
Of days visiting a. the home Of Nr.
and Mrs. Harry p. Holman. ~
seventh street.
Harry Vogler. Of South Warwood
avenue. has accepted a position AS
fireman ON the Wheeling" a dredre
boat owned by the Wheeling wall
Plaster company
John Hilton. Of South Warwood
avenue. has accepted q position with
the Foundation company.
Mrs. T. r. Hood entertained the
members Of a sewing club last vcnine
az her home on Eighteenth street
Most 81 the evening was spent i'm
sewing after which dainty refresh.
mente were served.
An important meeting Of the mem.
bers Of the Loycland Volunteer Fire
company was held Monday evening at
the hose house
% has been reported that The Glenns
Run road since DO has been repaired is
in fine condition.
Work is progressing rapidly on tht
putting On Of tho north win of the
guide wall az the government dam 40
o.
Captain John strocheI Of NIns
teonth street spent yesterday visiting.
friends in Ohio
Mr. " w. Kemp is ~considcrinc aC-.
cepting a position which has been Of
fered him. the name 0f which he will.
not indulge until an arrangements.
have been completed.
Mrs. Jacob Hilton, Of South War
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
District EArrOad Bcnas 20 Ne rahsa W.


A. a RsEuiar Session ot the County
Court hs4l fur the county ~ nnrtaur
STATE % Wet Virginia a philgrL 81
ne Court sou 81 -aId CounB. "a tie
at1 Gay % May 1915
TIE foloSinE order ~as entered o.
IL T. ordered that q motifs. OF IN.
lnlcntlgn ~ tne County % barbour o.
AZ or certain out afantIrr ufstrirf
tlalruad Ennds D. uutnshcd Tor 80 aayx
Pm ne Wheeling Intelligence. q daily
srapfr publishes In The CITY ~
Nheflng Wet NEgirtN and 81 said
notice n shall D. set forth that the NUM-
d. q IuuCs dtsIrrt 20 D. paid or and
takeu ~ under fhis order stall b..
ELEVEN llih In number. whIrh inrfutr
pour co 90 valley District RafIoraH
Bonds numbered Two 90 ETVs fnriusIy.
Tor flNe Hundred Dollars each. and IS
sued - the County Court of harbour
COUNTY. and GATE August 81 lNSf. Nun
Der one Cf said Bonds having heretofore
been taken up and cancelled
Tho remainder CT the Eleven nm
Bonds. being seven 90 OF Barker nls-
trict Railroad Bonds. numbered one a.
seven inclusive Tor f1Ne Hundred nuI-
lars each. issued ~ the County Court %
Harbour County. and bearing date Of
ugu s. 1856.
And 10 H. ordered that the sheriff OF
said County cease payment OF interest
on said Bonds at the expiration 81 said
ninety days
\ eopS from the record.
Attest.
my-1a-su-g4-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
HUNTSVILLE
WIn Repert ThIs MernIna.

The grand jury that vent into ses-
sion yesterday morning Nni complete
~ work and make its report this
morning. Attorney A l. Hooten ~as
unanimously chosen b. the members
% ths bar az special judge to preside
throughout the term In the absence OF
Judge "a c Hervey. and the bar AS
sociatlOn drafted and adopted resolu-
lions Of regret that lion n e. Hervey
was not able 10 preside
The court will have a light criminal
and civil docket this term. and would
no doubt have made their report last
evening had not a great deal OF time
been take nup selecting the spcial
Judge. h court not being regularly
opened until about II o'cls- Inc
following jurymen compose M grand
jury. A L. Francis. foreman. G.. ID.
Grow, G. A koOntz. Thomas Cats.
O. v. Ault. Merton Carroll. Fred Baum
berger. J. r Shipman. A NJ. Lawrence.
j. y. Piles. NJ. l. Campbell. d =. Siv-
ert. Glenn Jefferson. J. 2. Bonar. Jacob
Bowers.
The criminal docket will likely be
called the latter part OF the week and
the trial term OF court will be started
next Tuesday morning.
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M~oundsvlIle Brlefs.


Miss Hilda McFadden. OF McNocb.
en- Is spending a few days here. Wis.
lung Miss Margaret Maurot. Of Fourth
street.
MISS Beatrice Nuss has returned 10
hef home here from a visit to Mics
Dosda Messerly. az Shadysido. a.
Misses Margaret Maurot. Ruth
Burch. Mary Sheets. Josephine rant.
ner n Nellie LogEctt attended the
Union High school alumni association
banquet a. the stratford hotel at
Woodsdale.
MIS- Charles Jefferson and children.
ot Warrington. are the guests OF Mr.
r. j. Clark. Of Third street
Mrs VIII Brown and Miss Nellie
Week have gone 20 BcllviIlc. o.. where
they viii visit with relatives
The condition Of r Bonar. who De-
confined 10 his home on Clinton ave.
With Illness. remslns about ne
same.
Earl Martin. N this city. left vcstcr.
Gay Tor Detroit. Mich. where he has
accepted a position demonstrating be-.
trotf motor cars.
Miss Marie Pauloy. % tho High
school faculty left last evening for
nor home a. Nayncsburr. pa. whore
che VIII spend the summer
Fllmore Compton o. confined fo his
home on Seventh street. with Wress
Hon. Mart Brown has arrived home
from attending The special session OF
me state legislature Mr. UInsrmau
me other Marshall county d~oifFafe
VIII arrive homo some tImr TODAY.
chief 81 Police Lake sauers. Of uen
wood. attended Circuit Court hero
yesterday
Funeral services Tor Mrs Iou.se
Witchoy were held at the Christian
church yesterday morning conducted
by Rev G. W Fuller. Of McMechen.
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Plan Second Aaoie Exhibit

Plans for the second annual agri-
cultural exhibit under the auspices
OF the Marshall county aggie society
are already under way. At a recent
meeting OF the advisory council OF the
society. the following fair and exhibit
committee was appointed: c. F. Clegg.
w. II. Koch. ID. NJ. Garvin. J. ID. Bur
ley, ID. w. Conwughey. George Dorsey.
o. b. Bonar. J. w. Travis. G. II. Hunt
or. j. II. S~igafoose. J. ID. Shaw. w. w.
Henderson and II. J. Smith. Chair
man c. F. Clegg has called a meeting
OF this committee to be held Thursday
evening. June 3. when arrangements
for holding the annual fair will be
started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS

The Board Of Education Of the City
Of Wheeling, w. Va, takes this method
Of notifying architects OF school build
tn9s that plans n drawings for a
school building, two stories above the
basement. to contain from 10 to 10
rooms and an auditorium seating 500
are solicited. Building 20 be Of fire
proof construction. No excavation
for basement. Heating n Ventilat
ing system to be installed In sepa.
rate building; entire cost complete not
to exceed 100000. including heating,
Ventilstins nj plumbing.
Building to be located on Wheeling
Island.
Plans to be In Clerks office not
later than June 14th. 1915.
FRANK STANTON,
Clerk Of Board OF Education.
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WARW0OD
Many Attend Party

l.. NJ. Hohfmann. proprietor OF the
Gem Iheater. entertained the mem
beers Of the graduating class OF the
Warwood school and High school last
evening with a theater party. All en-.
Joyed the evening watching the pic
lures. At "A late hour refreshments
were served. The following included
the guests: Misses Frances Flowers,
Rose Schutzner. Mary Marsh, Mary
McNickels. Marie BinEell. Hazel Bent
field, Mabel McGrew. Helen Courson.
Leah Miller, Virginia Shearing. Laura
Chambers, Lucreia Thompson, Maud
Wright. Elizabeth Robson. Oma
Weeks. Stella Meyers; Messrs. Rob
ert Riddle. Christopher Bibbee. Raw
Haren and Harry Boyd.
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REX THEATRE
Opens Friday Win a Splereio Cast
% Famous Players IN tire william
Fer Production Extraordinary
Of "A Fool There MAJ

Headed b. such famous players -
EcNard Jose and The notable Partisan
actress. Theda Bsra. the cast assem-
BLEED FOR the William Fox production
OF A Pool There Was. Porter klm-
erson Brownies powerful crama OF a
siren and her victim. h In every sense
a remarkably distinguished one Ine
play. which Is released in It's screen
form by Thee Box Orice Attractions
%. calls for acting ability OF the
very highest order. not only IN Is
principal characters: a also In the
minor roles. every one Of which ~ I'M
portant
Edward Jose il known 10 theatre
goers all over the world. Starring MS
stage career with Nine. Bemharot
Mr.. Jose played practically every
classical role In the actress roper
tore. II was with Nine. Bernharut
that he learned the value of careful
attention to detail which has earned
him the name OF The MarneId or
the Movies" When he produced ~
rano de Bergersc. Rostand's brilliant
play. in Paris. one OF his audience
was b divine Sarah" who warmly
congratulated him on his success.
Miss Bara Is known TO audiences IN
Berlin and Vienna as well as IN
Paris. where she was leading woman
at the Theatre Anoine and the Gym
nase- She Il peculiarly suited by APP
pearance and temperament 10 enact
part OF the beautiful heartIess
vampire woman. who lures men TO
her only TO destroy them. The gowns
she wears in this role. in themselves.
cost a small fortune and were de-
signed largely 5y Miss Bara herself.
other important members OF the
great cast OF "A Fool There Was are
CLIFFORD Bruce. On actor of distinction
and ability, Victor Benoit. a we'll
known juvenile man OF wide expert
ence and authority. Miss May Allison
known as the most beautiful woman
In the pictures. Mabel Fermyear. an
actress OF exceptional grace ara
charm and little Runa Hedges. with
out a doubt the cleverest child actress
IN this country. Taken all in an ~
can be said that a Fool There Was"
IS cast as few pictures have ever
oeen. II is not a case OF one big
name and the rest just 'nIIers.
Every actor and actress was selected
by Director Powell after a long pro-
cess OF elimination. The fact that
Miss Bara was brought from Paris es-
pecially to play the vampire woman
attests To this as we'll as does The
prominence OF the other players.
Business Mems Lunch, 35c. 11.3o
10 z O'CLOCK. Mclure Hotel
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chautauoua AttractIon,

Or. NJ. F. Compton. president OF the
Moundsville Camp Grounds a~ssocia-
ton, yesterday received a list OF the
talent which will be sent to the Chau-
tauqua to be held in the large auditor
lum on the camp grounds during the
week OF August 3 to 9. There will be
Is attrsctions-eight lecturers and 10
entertainers or musical organizations
lecturers are: Capt. Richard
Pearson Hobson. Helen p. Paulson.
Thomas McClary. George LaMonte.
Cole, Mohammed All. Arthur X. Peck.
Mrs. Belv Kearney and Margaret Lee
Baggy. The musical ORGANIZATIONS:
Royal Black Hussars and Ameri.
a Grand Opera Quaret. Lyric Glee
Club. He Olde New England Choir.
the University Players. the Ionia1
Serenaders, Villa Sterling BATHS.
Bess Morrison. Charles w. Niles and
Tom Corwin
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Local MnnAnn

Allan Adams. a foruer Rarpesyfuc
Dog. now respecting the Suburban Brick
SoInPany' was a business visitor here
r. }. Bailey. OF the National Biscp,.
20. 81 wheeling. was "A business visitor
mere Tuesday.
Dr: J.. H. Poulton. Of Springfield q
has been Spending a few days with his
parents az Iemperancevillo. q.
M5 AIS virgil N9nseio and daughter.
lhis place. are visiting relatives and
friends IN Cambridge.
MISS Edytho shry. Of Cambridge.
~auEhter or Mr. aud Mrs. James Shrv.
t9rmerlyl Of this city. is here to attend
lass night and To visit her friend Miss
IVA Dorothy Hunt. OF North Chestnut
atI.tA Miss Shry Is one Of the fGI5
graduate Of the Cambridge high school
MIS- lreda Shepherd and babv OF
cry has been Spending a few
Charles Ellis. Of Vine street. "
Mrs. Frank Harmen. Of FIyria d L.
ngfe Ior "a visit az the home 81 Mrs.
The city water is nshy again ana ia,
many Consumcrs ere wondering wbv
frank Finch. 81 Somerton. was n rc-
sent visitor q ne home Of . a. Dick
-"n or North Lincoln avenue.
" and MIS- John Cox and children.
y. httiHe are VISITING Mr.. and Mrs.
En9, Freglich ~ east Of town
T. Holloway. manager Of Tho
y nited Dairy Co. OF this place va
hualnssF visitor 90 Cambridra TODAY.
IlaH creighton. representing Iua
speldel. Of wheeling called ON tho f0r4l
trade honda
Herbert Whiuinger. OF ZancstlIis. has
f.'eltef u position in fhe kcnrur.eIr-
SUCH glass faCtorf. 90 this place.
Miss Mildred kanrua has returned Co
h'f nome iu IrIIairf. after o. VISIT With
n,f friend. MiaH Doris Church. of North
street
Misses CLARA Clousr and Anna nr~.
lntrH1s ~ Garrison avenue. arc homo
IRON "a Visit with relatives in Wheeling
street. wHs operated uuou af Mount csf
lni hospital Columbus. uu NUrlfv.
"a reports t0 his family here arc .n.
, %. Bremen. OF stevarf a. Ward Of
eAlfe was "a business visitor here o..
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c-oNvENTIoN

hpe. n lI.ualrh Co. tht l-utcIuFerrrr
CHARLESTON. vs.. va. NAV o.,
J. TO- Nightingale. State Labor com.
missioner and cx-omcio Commissioner
on WelEhts and Measures. went 90
WashinEton last night to Do present
Today a. the opening meeting of the
national organization of the wrIrhfs
and measures chiefs of the United
states The session will last four
uays ln view Of tho fact that the
ne" WeiEhts and measures law iu
ePt virginia VIII be- put into eject
July u The commissions expects 20
gain much practical information 10.
sarding the enforcement Of the meas.
ure.
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TOR Ell wheel motorctte 10
D. sseoV. Good condition. Luksns.
A'"'h 81 my-26-m
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CAR oERAiLeo

One Of the frelrht cars NJ tho Pen.
n%sylvania railroad company was AZ.
rallied while going into the yarda ~
Warwood yesterday afternoon. al 2
o. clock The car was loaded win
large iron bars Tor the Waruood Tool
works and the crew of the enrino
could not put % on the track Tho
wreck train crew from Wheeling
Junction was called and replaced the
car
The ? pasarurer train vas do.
layed nearly half an hour ON account
Of the accident.