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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
Martins Ferry Briefs

Mr. ana Mrs Arch fnU,u are tho
Ii'NI parents "f "a baby boy which ar
iIEtd no their home Friday morning
several out ~ town people wer. In al
tendance az tho Alumni harau.f t, H..
iIN7 nail lnHt evening.
alter NFUknff and William Woods
WI" are attending Marietta COLLEGE nr.
.Itth In ih' r.'F yesterday fo spend Sow
''HI dH'r Win their parents
I'r. nC. Van ls'f returned 90 his
stay In rhis CTS
Nn important wssNrE OF th. t.fr-.-
daughters H..| ff hold Hf fHH E.r#. a.
'fr. george II. spence. Iu.aIut oven.
inE. instead .f Monday. na announce
.in mo l.HNEh.iU fiu plant and tho
company wIU close
a'"n no ihe end ~ the first turn fhta
ru.fr.rl
nos,r % Lurton ra- returned ,, Dali.
home in thIa city after hus.nses f-'p
fH tnIur. bus
M.rees Alice Harris and Mi-i,r. San,
n'r VIII leave this morning f.r r-f.
n'he'. i0 spend several days with roIa
Mics Louise Mcrkis. ~ Cleveland vi,
arrive Dol fhs city to-day Co., arsrf 4 go
11'a ~ flo home of Mr and Nrs Harry
N"rf. rr walnut street
attorney George cooke returned home
FRIDAY affrr on extended business t-f,
q" IIffFbufcn and other points
hfnIH iurIrrrg.. ~ Main street fsr
fIfd petition ~ divorce arsI-s, te-
~ adultery
Tho members. ~ tho ua-s~, rttr.
g'4ee az fha FIrrt " D. church frff ar
tent m'efInF 80 the home of q 20
Ih. Invitations frr fbe board ~ fr.r.
banquet u.rr mailed yesterday d. ...
Rotary a Fallen
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Ohio Valley General hospital. Is improv-
INK nicely.
John Spalt. Of BoEEs Run. who sus-
taincd broken leg while at play In the
National Tube Company Fairgrounds, is
Improving slowly.
Mrs. Edward Hoyt. who was painfully
burned about the face and hands last
week. IS recovering rapidly.
Miss Rena Mackcy has returned TO her
homo In Moundsville. after a visit with
friends here.
Mrs. J.. g Semple. Of Barton. has re-
turned TO her home after a VISIT here
John Thomas. an empioye OF the Bal
timore Ohio Railroad. is or duty on
account Of illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

Hon William p Hte. candidate Tor
fNt senate. never asked fnr nor hold
.Ia'c office We Del not tIeInr his
claim f0r nomination on n p4af poIfft
csI record. bur ON n Uvirr. hreaihirr
hearty. energetic present business
rfNCICntt political faffbfrf,.,-.
ana availability 10 serve tho pe0nIo ~
hir state Vote for Kite and be
right Xxx
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
STEUBENVILLEI
AGAIN ON THE ROCKS
POLICE AND fIREMEN WANT rHErn
PAY, BUT THERE Il MOTH
ING DOING.
FINANCE Committee Trying 10 Devise
ways and Means 20 Raise Funds.
News OF Steubenvills.

STECRENNILLE. O.. June with
the members OF the city police and IRE
departments clamoring for their pay.
the finance committee and the heads OF
the various city departments are endcaN-
oring TO devise ways and means for Sc
curing the necessary funds with which
TO meet the pay roll The safety fund
Il again depleted. and the police and
% hremen haven't drawn a pay since the
nrst day Of May. A. objections have
been raised TO the issuing OF script"
which served during like period OF
financial embarrassment last year. there
n no immediate prospect OF the city
meeting its obligations to its employees
Tor some time TO come. unless the money
can be legally borrowed from some other
source. city officials say the shortage
In city funds Is due 10 mistakes in bor-
rowing IN the past. and 20 the fact that
the budgct committee. made up OF coun-
y ofncials. have for several years re-
fused 20 give the city SUFFICIENT money
Tor running expenses.
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Tuesday. June s. for which the teachers
are making elaborate provision.
During the past two months the sun
day school has been working Tor in
crease membership. and the efforts were
successful. 323 being actually present
week ago.
SUNDAY a rally will be held for all
who have come into the school during
the past months.
Ait'r the sunday =, nool rally, there
VIII be English morning service. which
lh' Hchool VIII attend tn a bCdy. \ SER
mon especially for IN, Young p.opIe viii
Se preached the subject being. "Choos.
Ng This Day"
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IN INC case OF g. l.. Williams vs.. Mary
y Bates and IL n IuntI d,Fc,,,1,,,g
'~S'd Judgment in favor of IN,
lIaihtit IN tho sum Of Si35.1O.
81. > -. Robinson has brought suit In
oInHhnn Pleas Court against J. r. and
Lena NaggonCr. Of Amsterdam. seeking
yuuSment or $3.50. alleged to he dIe
PENDANTS W INC u'-
Cora Y. Marker has entered suit
sknlnSt David ". Marker. seeking iude-
htht or SNl9. She alleges she spenf This
Su,l IN supporting her daughter stncs
February %. 1914. when she Vas er.n,,
"a dlNorcc from the defendant. and
lhet the defendant. who is nnanrisii,,
ahls, should foot the bin '''S
Paul Subo. OF Ramsey - ,,.,s t,., .
20 th' county jail TO serve out a In. 81
Slvv ana costs imposed by Souire ~
next OF Mt. Pleasant TOWNSHIP
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Ray GURUS IS TN owner OF four young
coyotes, which he received last evening
from his brother. who is In Ia Junta
colorado. The coyotes are about three
or -FOUR weeks old and resemble the foN
"A great deal. They are small now and
viii grow TO be about as large as "A collie
DOG. Ray had one on a chain today try
ing TO teach him TO be lead. They arc
very savage and Will be hard TO tame.
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own Negligence Fatal.

verdict for the defendant was re-
turned by a jury In the case Of Lorenzo
fatcila. administrator Of Domineco Chic
u. against the +. g, &. & 81. l.. Ry. Co.
an action for $1,000 damages in Common
fltas Court to-day. In arriving at it's
verdict the jury held that ChiotA. who
was killed near Golfers. W. Va. last
summer. met death through his own
the tram. The case Will be appealed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
BRIDGEPORT


Court Pride OF Belmont Forcsfers ~
America. viii hold their annual memorial
services sunday afternoon In the Kirk
wood Presbyterian church and they will
DE very Impressive. Tho members Will
meet az their nail and headed by "a band
viii march over the priuCIu4Hl streets OF
tho city before going 90 the church. Tho
me mortal address viii be delivered By
Rev. John Ncal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

l.lberato Simone. one Of the men ar.
rested Tor booze pcddlinC" in this CITY
was lined 500 and costs by AIavor Nc.
master and scnt TO the county Jail In de.
Iauit OF payment. Paul Mitchell Of
flum Run. who was fined $50 ana gosfs
l3r Illegal selling. was released from
me county jail this morning on paymen,
OF fine and costs '' "N''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
Entertainment Pleased.

The entertainment by the Milmor
company at the NJ. r. church on Thurs
DAY evening was an exceptionally high
class afair. and greatly pleased the
large audience that attended The enter
tRinmcnt was given for the benefit Of
tho Mothers Memorial organ soon To be
installed, and the receipts OF ~ were
Pleasing IN the amount.
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Township Commencement,

Inc commencement OF the pultne,,
HNnshlp public schools Will be held
~ eGhesiay evening In the Brooks Run
~. r. church. Ihirty-siN students from
~ various schools in the township will
lat'lelpate IN the exercises. The eXer-
Itt7,H VIII be under the direction OF
Nnshlp Superintendent e. +. Warren
ana a hne program Is being arranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
MARTINS FERRY
GrindIe Funeral

a f,--..-i iFl,"s VIII poe held SUNDAY.
Sc H ar o'clock from the home ~
~ .I',f. Mrs. o.. =. DsIlisor on Nor,b
.'N -.ftti. over tho remains Of -
nome Jog MtFvilis. S. D. Tue.d.,. 60, POI.
.'' i.' Tho services viii h.. DO,
l.'v q. ". Hail. Tasfor ~ fbn
MON OF Thin will Hrye rb,rg. ~,
We funeral lntermcnt will be In it,,r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
Vote for Walter A MeGlumphy,
Marshall county's candidate for State
Senate.


Much interest iq being taken locally
ln Tho primary election OF Tuesday.
Workers Tor both Judge Robinson and
Attorney General Lilly are scurrying
hIthsr and fhithcr in an effort 90 nut
forth ono resuundiuE blow before the
voter casts his ballot Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
Sustained Broken Foot.

Tucker O'pouu,l. well known en-
Ilo5e OF the Wheeling Corrugatlug
WORKS, sustained broken foot while At
M'Ih a. the plant yesterday morning \
HtaN} pile OF METAL near which p'Ion-
NJ was working. topulsd over on him.
W" was removed To- hI~ home. where med
I.ul attention W. rrrL.r.h-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
Accidental nea.h

coroner Herb. who conducted an in
quest INTO the death OF Stcuhen Colbert
VINO was dccapitatcd by a SteubenvilIe-
t.ast Liverpool tnterurban car at Jeddo.
Mtinorlal Day, returned "A verdict II ac-
,iu,htaI death. Colbert. according to
Witnesses, stepped in front OF the car
"hile II was moving At a rapid rate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
Preparing 20 90 70 convention.

50 l,a-t a score of prominent Kcpub-
leans ~ this city are preparing io ll
fn Columbus. June 20 Co attend the state
COW ontipn Of tho party. which will be
held 100 that city The party will leave
on the evening OF Jun, 10. and will re-
main az The capital city Tor several DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

Inc mediators appointed by the State
ihoustrial Commission TO attempt IA set
Element Of the clay workers strfke in
inc Toronto district are on the ground
ana at work but 30 far have been unable
70 MAKE much progress. both sides re-
fusinE TO make any concessions Tn.
situation rs quiet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

sunday july g. has been the da;c an
upuncod FOR tho opening OF the thtrd am
tual chnufauuus in this sify Tn, place
i"r holding tho event has not as Yet
st tho corner OF Tenth ana Hanover
e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

\ change ia bank officers took place
on June i at the Commercial bank. John
kalston, the cashier. retiring. jay -
Thompson succeeded TO the position OF
AIR. Ralston. and clyde Wells has taken
ihe position formerly held by Mr.
Thompson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va. June 2-The
Mellshurg n &. will play the Nirginians
OF Wheeling here Saturday afternoon.
june 3. The Wheeling team is the old
NNal>, and are one Of the best scmi-pro.
teams IN the Wheeling District
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
struck with stone.

Edward Browning ~ south TIf'h
-ir'Di. was seriously injured last even
luE when he was struck boz the basE Of
fH" head With stone said Goo how. ba,f
thrown hy q boy bN tho name az Green
lI'lnE uu south sixth street. The
medicine show. The lad was carried To-
hIs home where DR. g. o. N,-a,rIt Wa
called and several stitches we're re-
H.I.rFf Co close fH. u..rF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

The remains ~ the late Harry Ayers
who was KILLED IN this CITY Tucaday
evening. was yesterday morning taken
Geo tho home Of ativef in Dubois where
iu torment viii he made SuuInv after
noon. The remains were accompanied by
several relatives who came herc ana
identified the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

g. 9. Denison has moved his garage
and auto repair shop from Charles street
TO the George rink at the corner Of Main
aud Twelfth streets. This new location
gives much more room for tho storage
or cars than In the old location, and IL
handy and conveniently located.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

Mrs. Lizzie Hicks. found guilty OF as
sault and battery. was sentenced TO six
months In the Canton workhousa by
Judge smith. to-day. She was tried for
cutting with intent TO Kill Mrs. Turner
Freeman. an aged woman, in "A quarrel
here short time ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
society M..,,rn

ClSly or the South Bellsire NJ r. church
VIII hold its annual dinner and mite boN
opthing at the home of Mrs. Glasgow
next wednesday evening. II will be an
al!-dhy session, and the members are in
vited TO attend IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
VIII Erect Large Dance Hall.

To d reported that a movement is on
FOOT in this city 10 erect a large dance
nan on the beach north OF the city for
the coming summer II Is said that IN
case IN" hall Is erected ~ viii bc rented
10 private dance parties at all times and
the strleiest order Will lie maintained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

''v fnE foo fhr large number ~ rrfr-
ffiif1finn rtrrra that will b0 taken ur
1f fnfH morning a session Of ffr ..H..f..
court. H large number ~ local ..fff.rr
pro rNrf.f"i fn go fO MrurdarfH. tH.r
morning f' rlf ae wIfnrer.a frr fhs f.r-
o. IIfrNrW viii rrra|f.
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Many Flags Recovered.

Humane OFFICER Roy McManus vcstcr-
GAY recovered some Of the flags which
were stolen from the cemeteries Tues
nay afternoon and evening The Norl,
seen to have tho work Of small boyS and
girls. as several were found In various
homes about the CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

Itnk MsHiatos. manager ~ q 1o,,I
r. lhuranf. was arrested TO-DAY rb.r..i
Nlth serving sdultersted mamie So, ~
IN VOCATION ~ tho pure food lave ~ !.
az a. ildaIlt was filed b. Z. A. Fisher st.to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

Ninl"hio .ondcpor'c and Mari. Arts.
s,.,,ia' noth ~ Mingo Junction. vcre
hFah,'d marriage license "'''
sale or real estate in estate 90 Oh.
- ROBERTS confirmed and decd ordcrc5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

The Fairgrounds were thrown opcn for
a snort time last evening and several
hundred Riddles Of the city took adNan-
taEe 81 the event ana crowded into tho
truunlS To- enjoy the sport. The grounds
VIII b, formally opened Monday morning
charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

MhSeIyinS hospital. Friday morning. HIS
skull was fractured and an operation
Was performed IN effort to save his
ne. Deceased was about 30 years old
ana u survived by wife and family
The remains were removed TO the Rrail-
ley Undertaking establishment and pre-.
pared Tor burial Arrangements for the
tunera4 have not been completed.
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Council This Evening.

Tho regular semi monthly meeting or
the city council will bc held this evening.
IN the council chambers. but no new bus
m'~- VIII be taken M. n is thought.
Several matters laid over from the Ia ~
M citing viii be given attention and the
business will be purely routine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
BENWOOD

J. 7. Roseberry. candidate for the
Republican nom nation as Justice Of
the Peace Of Union District. Marshall
County. solicits your vote and influ.
ence at the Primary election. June 9th.
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riremen Elected on,n.r

Al a recent meeting or the Rellaira
ufe department. new officers were elect
ca as follows: President. H. H. Hall.
N.Se president. Earl Letter. secretary.
Edsar Anderson, treasurer. Charles
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in. M core, JeWeIer
MARTINS FERRY. o.
All Kinds Of Repairing Done
Watches a Speciality
Delegates Return.

Inc local delegates who attended the
STATE convention Of the Democratic party
az columbus returned home yesterday
morning. NO contests resulted and every
INNS - reported To have passed on
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For South America

haht sharp. well known local
ely. whore. on June II he ,,,irt ~. ~, y
WIN hlllN Gihson's lighting contineen,
lor an INVASION OF South America Sfsrn
-, ~ 'l'',l som" or The best lirhtweights
~ We country on the trip. Raw parts
another local boxer. has been n,sfrb,,i
win Middlewci ght Champion Al n.
80 LOT a ten-round bout in New YORK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
Marriage licenses.

Robert Williams. 81. Follansbee. Goldie
Able, is. Follansbec.
Robert &. Hiebcr. 81. Mckccs Rocks.
Pa, Edna c. Tretten. II, McKees Rocks
Pa.
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boxing matches, both of which met with hearty approval of 250 red-blood- ed Americans.
 Sergeant Halfpenny. of the Twenty second Infantry, introduced as MT. Dooley" was inimitable. He was great and received the unqualified thanks of the aggregation. John O'Hara, with a few well placed SC lections, rendered some winning en7 tertainment. The Hawaiian players also catered ably to the capable judg- ment of an appreciable audience.
 Raymond Teal. monologist extraor' dinary. monopolized the attention of the gathering. He was excellent In his role. His several songs and sto- ries were accorded their full due. Art Phillips told some excellent Chi nese stories and Roy Kinslow sang some exquisite songs.
 The nights entertainment closed with badger fight Joe Bradberry's dog was the principal and the Brewery Gulch blacksmith won the honor for having the really best fighting canine in this or any other community. Frank Scott, of the Fair Store, presided at the fight, and pulled" the intrepid animal.
 Among those present from the out
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HIGH LINKS OF BUS|. NESS MEN Is KNOCKOUT
lCOntlnued FrOm Page Onel

Continued From Page One) the way through and the members of the association must feel proud of the record established by it's member ship.
 After an exceptional dinner. Chair man Robert Hamilton introduced Sam Kyle who gave the invitation ad- dress in his able and forceful manner. Colonel Tillson followed by Sam Kyle with the remarks contributed above and many others of equal value. Colonel Noble was next introduced. He told of the immeasurable thanks the Twenty-second owed the people of the Warren District for the manner in which they had been received and treated. Colonel Noble's remarks were met with more than a thousand thanks by the applause of the busi- ness men.
 J. C. White. president of the asso7 sociation. answered the remarks of the other speakers in his usual able manner.
 The next on the program were two
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and his name would be linked with Wilson's in the history of world peace" His eloquent approval of the Presidents refusal to recognize Huerto and his denunciation of those who de- sired intervention in Mexico, were enthusiastically applauded.
 In his speech Mir. Bryan was inter rogated by Miss Helen Todd and Mrs. St. Clair Thompson, organizers of the Woman's party, who told him we are Democrats but we feel obliged to op- pose MT. Wilson for his stands on woman suffrage
 MT. Bryan assured them that MT Wilson was a real friend of woman suffrage and pointed out that MT Hughes declaration was his personal opinion and does not control his par ty" He also pointed out that while the Republican platform leaves" the ruffrage issue to the states, the Demo crat platform refers it to the states for final action"
 MT. Bryan while here was the guest of his son. w. J. Bryan. Jr., assistant V. s. attorney for Arizona. He left tonight for Prescott, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-15
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
 OF ILLINOIS FAILS
 FOR DENOMINATION
Governor Dunne's Plurality for Democratic Renomina- ton Is 15O, ,O00towden's Nearly Same.
(By Review Leased Wire)

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-Late returns from the Illinois primaries tonight in dicated no change from the early estimates, with the exception of the nomination of P. o. Koestner, of Chi cago. over Everett Jennings in the Democratic race for congressman at large.
 The late returns also, strengthened the lead Senator William E. Mason has over B. M. Chiperfield in the Re publican fight for the same office.
 Defeat of Lieutenant Governor Bar rett by NJ. N. Kaufman in the Demo cratic nomination for lieutenant gov ernor was assured by last returns.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-15
BRYAN PRAISES
 WILSON FOR NOT
 ACCEPTING HUERTA
tey Review Leased Wire.)

TUCSON, Sept. 14.-William J. Bryan addressed an audience of three thousand people here tonight, advocat- ing the reelection of Woodrow Wilson as president. His speech was ire quently interrupted by applause. espe- cially his defense of the administra- tion, which, he said. never since the United States began has been equalled for so many remedial acts.
 These he enumerated as including the Underwood Tariff law, "the best framed in 50 years" the income tax law, which he pointed out was favored by Wilson as governor of New Jersey and opposed by Hughes as governor pf New York Bryap praised the child labor law, rural credits. and other measures.
 Speaking of the peace treaties while he was secretary of state MT. Bryan declared that they were a long step in the direction of international peace
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side were Colonel Freir. commanding the Thirty Fifth Infantry. Major Can non. commanding the quartermasters' department in Arizona. Captain James E. Ware, of the Twenty-second In- fantry and Chaplin Sehleisher. of the same regiment.
 Practically every business house in Bisbee was represented In addition all of the national corporations were on hand; Manager Oaks. of the West ern Union. Manager Kellogg. of the Mountain States Telephone and Tele- graph Company. and Manager Will Hams. of the Southwestern and many others.
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VILLA MEN TURN DE FACTOS BACK
 IN REAL BATTLE
Meoqui, so Miles Below Chi huahua City, Retaken by Bandits Lead by Real Villa, Reported.

PRESIDIO, Tex. Sept. IA re- port reached the border tonight that Vilustas have. engaged government troops near Meoqui, town of some importance on the line of the Mexican Central Railway. about 50 miles south east of Chihuahua City. with the re- suit that they were able to occupy Julimes, village of the neighborhood. Villa himself according to the rumor, joined his forces in Julimes.
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Governor F. F. Dunne's plurality for nomination for governor probably will be 150,0OO and Frank o. Lowden's plurality for the Republican nomina- tion for the same office apparently is 100000.
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