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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-28

Oklahoma Anniversary The onl!
observance in the Capital of the
9th anniversary of the opening o.
Oklahoma to settlement was th'
blowing of whistles at noon Saturday
and a banquet if eighty-niners helC
in the evening.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-28

Kill J. =. Morgan ~ II is believed
that another plot has been unearthed
to assassinate ]. P. Morgan, head of
the famous Morgan Banking House
of New York. A man arrested In
connection with the attempts to blow
up munitions factories was prepared
to kill the financier and said that he
had agreed to make two attempts.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-28

Police stop Riot - A peace meet
ing at Brooklyn terminated in a riot
and the police had to quell the dis
turbance. A speaker made attacks
upon the army and navy and Spanish
war veterans and thirty or forty men
who resented the aspersions had 10
be pulled off of him.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-29
BID HIM GOD SPEED
AND LET HIM en-

| Inc assistant editors desk is n;,od
nisn with letters and clippings from
northern papers containing items n
reference to the weather conditions
"nicn friends in this city think II
would be well to publish in the vain
nope OF convincing the tourists who
are now leaving home that thew aro
making a grave mistake. Yes. possi.
Dry a literally grave" mistake as
grippe and pneumonia await MANY of
tnose who go north so early.
All the reports from throughout the
NORTH both east and west, are to the
erect that winter still is in the sad
uie ana that snow storm follows SNOW
storm with distressing regularity
But what is the use of telling this
10 people who are laboring under tho
call OF the north? They know the
conditions north as well as .nvono
Many OF them have received letters
even kilograms. advising them IN do.
lay their return until better weather
prevails. Do they heed these we'll in
tentloned warnings? But rarely
Most OF them know just what they are
getting into, having done the same
tnlng season after season. Some of
them never come back; pneumonia
gets them. But what is the differ
ence? Only that between Florida and
some other paradise and they went
north when they wanted to go.
This is the natural migrating time
OF the tourist in the south and he |
obeys 1t as blindly and instinctiyelv
as does the wild goose. It is abso- |
lutely no use to argue the question |
1t Is the time to go and go he will |
no matter what the weather NAV be |
at his northern home. 1t is probably |
form of inconsistencies that calls him |
north, and he will answer to it even if |
1t leads him into snow and sleet and
zero weather
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-29
The Romance That Is Kansas,

And radltiOns-histOry? You do
not need to go to Europe for such
things. You could lie awake at night
and look out over the wheat fields of
DEMONSTRATING the greatest crop
ever known in the history of that
state, a crop great when the need of
the world was great-and see passing
in the moonlight over the wheat, knee
deep as they rode, the steel-clad band
of Coronado's soldiers, dead and gone
years ago.-Emerson Hough in the
Saturday Evening Post.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-29
Careless Surgeons.

Many stories are told of surgeons
who have carelessly sewed up things
In mems bodies that had no business
or function to perform there Pieces
of sponge are often thus lost. The
largest foreign material inclosed with
in the human frame is declared to
have been a pair of forceps
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-29
An Abstainer-

I promised my wife never to use
tobacco in any FORM said Mr.. Cum
rox. And have you kept your word?''
Yes. Her views have changed.
don't like the idea of mother and the
girls smoking afterdinner cigarettes
and I've got to set a good example,"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-29
Daily Thcuuht.

From the moment woman set about
doing things for reasons, instead of
merely finding reasons for what she
wanted to do. there was no saying
what mischief she would be at next
G. B. Shaw.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-29
Record Explosion.

The most disastrous explosion ever
known was at Gravelines in 1854.
Three thousand persons were killed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
.B[LLAIRE To
HAVE Die DAY
TopAY's CELEBRATION TO BE THE
GREATEST IN C1TY's
HISTORY.
Every Organization Has Been Invited to
Participate IN Parade-News Ct
Bellaire.

The Fourth OF July para'i.. III Ecllairr
today will he pnc "f IN" greatest IN TN.
city's history. chief NarShat !. w
Aeatherinc,on has named tn" following
aides: Charles Dunlap. I:;tiH> l.uhn!Siit.
George Pracht. Herbert McNay and i"hn
Nanley. l.iheSIn"r will be appointed /"
assist In the. para,G-.
g Three barilS WI FURNISH Music tor
the parade, one al which has been m
gagged for m. mir" ''nN t'"u."':iS v Ill
be given during the afternoon and even.
ing: II il Expected mat ,"u tur'i>nrh
visitors from The surrounding towns anu
many from distant cities will hc on
hand for th. celebration.
The parade will form on Th:ri%
ond and Guernsey Str""iS. ,,ni n" fol-
lowing positions will hr aSsis"sd 10 tin.
various organizations:
Two color bearers. platoon Of nol;r".
Elks' band and p"St"ttir" ":'fi"y"S. ca
soldiers. Aua.ricuS and Young Men
club, Boys Brigade. stephens band.
.GlassworEerS. Junior mechanics. W"od-
mon OF the World. Painters and Ca
penters' union. Rrcl<?ay''rS. Nelson $
band, steel workers. baseball clubs. ci,i-
zens and other ORGANIZATIONS.
b Promptly at s o'clock this .v"uuE 'h.'
fireworks Display will BEGIN on Rose
Hill near tn" reservoir. The display
will be tho largest and granGest ever
held in Bell8ire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
.APPROPR| BY
BRIDGEPORT COUNCIL
ANNUAL BUDGET IS MADE UP AT
IMPORTANT MEETING HELD
LAST EVENING.
Includes Sum OF $4,000 for Repairs 10
West End Eridge-other News
Of Bridgeport.

rn.' 81 In" most important meetings
Of Bridgeport council III nlnny mont MS
WAS that held last evening when III"
appropriation ordinance for IN" next
six months WIS PASSED. Included in Nh
appropriation for The coming half year
~ an appropriation Of $!n.puh /" c"v"r
N" cost al repairing the West End
h"ide". u similar amount /" pay tn
"r~t - Installing y new water main
from Main stree, north to IN" c"rr"r-
n;I"m i'm. and $S.0n0 for street repairs,
in'iu.ilng IN" slip at Stop 1. TIL" re-
GU, ~ al thr Wheeling Traction Com
rlnN chat IT b" permitted !" lnsaili
':"uhl" tracks on Bridge street WAS
brought up for second reading. and was
voted down by vote of 1 10 >.
1t was moved by Councilman Good
ard seconded by Councilman Mcdaniel
shat the matter Of repairing the W"St
End bridge hc left tn the road commit
tee. with power to act.
The following appropriation ordinance
WAS passed under IL suspension OF the
rules:
General F'und-Council. $40: mayor.
Si!": clerk. $lnn: treasurer. $50; city
solicitor. $500; legal Advertising. 81:
fund. $500.
Safciy Marshal. $500; special
police, $1,000: fir" chief. Sl2.50: board
ing prisoners. $50: lire apparatus. $%0h:
polic" "arS and badges. $50: contingent
fund. 500.
Service fund--Strecl repair and paw
ing. $3.nnn: street lighting. $1,000:
street clcanlnc.. $500; new water main
from Main street north Ia corporation
line. $lh.hud; water service. Slo": sew
bridge repairs. $lo.oOo; sidewalks, $500;
contingent fund, S500.
Health Fund-llcalth officer. SIS: flu
migating. $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
HOW MANY
APPE Elites HAVE
BEEN LOST?
DO YOU EAT LIKE YOU ONCE
DID? WATCH THE OTHER
FELlOW-DO AS HE DID.
HELPED HIM. HELPS you.

What guessing contest il would be
If a priXc was put up for the nearest
correct answer 10 the following queS'
IlionS. How many bottles Of Tanlac
were sold in Wheeling during the past
three months? How many people
found relief in one bottleo How many
lin Two? How many cases Of indiees-
lion were actually cured in Wheeling
during that space Of time" John F. c.
ROthermund. stOgie maker we'll
known here in Wheeling. sad: 81 suf-
fered from indigestion and mighty
poor appetite. Gas on the stomach
and full feeling after ealing which
seldom felt like doing caused me 10
heed the advice of friends and give
Tanlac trial. I only took one bottle
but I'm entirely we'll and enjoy my
meal and feel 50 much better with a
splendid appetite. recommend it
heartily 10 all my friends"
We can only prove the efficiency Of
la new remedy by actually keeping
track of cases and carefully following
them up in hundred different cities.
That is what the Tanlac representative
was doing in Wheeling until he left
and the astounding figures should con.
vince the most skepIical that at least
here. ranlac has the power 10 elimin-
ate Sncedily the worst cases Of stom-
aCh.. kidney or liver trouble. A trial
brought relief To a vast number here.
Has elsewhere and everyone should
try IL if suffering from these common
complaints. A thorough TRIAL is the
only thing demanded G. II. Griest &
Co. sell Tanlac here. One dollar a
bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
GERMAN ALLIANCE
CLOSES CONVENTION

BUFFALO. y. V, July %.-Thc state
convention of the German
Alliance closed here today. with the
reelection Of The present officers and
the addition Of resolutions which set
forth that the alliance was not 10 be
allowed 10 become The instrument OF
politicians, but that each member
would follow his own political taltll.
Anot her resolution adopted by the al
lance stated that in The Mexican
crisis the members Of the alliance
placed their property and lives at The
service of the state allegation. This
resolution said:
I'm consideration Of the impending
crisis arising out OF. difficulties al our
Mexican border. be il
"Resolrod. That the German.Amerll
can Alliance OF the state Of New York
places itself fully and unrescrredly
a the service of the state and nation
and pledges the property and lives OF
Its members 10 the support Of our
government. 10 whose continued Glor.
inus development as free and indie
pendent nation we shall ever devote
ourselves"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
AUSTRIAN LOSS IN
ATTACK IS HEAVY

PETROGRAn. July :. via LONDON
lis u. m.-Thc Austriane have taken
The offensive in formidable force on
The eastern front, bur have been re-
nulscd with heavy losses. the war OF
fee announced today.
In various sectors The Russians
have taken total Of more than -'4oo
prisoners and Twelve machine guns.
The official statement says:
"Eiercc battles continue between
thc rivers Styr and Srokhod and south
If tho latter, We have taken sixteen
officers and more Than $40 soldiers
prisoners and captured nine machine
guns. w.
I'm the region Of Zuhino and IA
tur2c (wrsi Of l.Ni$k. NoIhEnla J.. 'ne
AustrianS have taken the offensive
advancing in great force, but were re-
nulseh with heavy losses. Eight nun
bred mon and three machine guns
were captured by us.
East of the village, Of OuGrlncV
about 500 prisoners wcrc taken.
"Acrording 10 supplementary re-
pnr,s the army Of General l-etcnltZk!
capturrd in thr course Of engage
ments near PeCheniZym. west Of NO
lomra. seven cannon and four arlll-
lerv limhers.
ON our right wing. in the region
of Rica. orr land and sea artillery
bomhardcd tho cnery's lines. An
enemy aeroplane dropped twenty
bombs in an effort 10 damage our
ships, hut without result. II dISan'
reared when attacked By one Of our
scaplancs. On General Everts front
on Saturday night tho Germans car
ried out gas attack in toh esctoT
south Of SnorSon and captured part
of our trenches, but were subsequent
" dislndced."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
ACCIDENT MAY De
FATAL To EDGWOOD YOUNG LADY
BUICK TOURING CAR HITS POLE
ON rs" BRIDGE LAST NIGHT.
Miss Lillian Fee Sustained Fractured
Skull and Lawrence r. Irwin,
Seriously Hurt.

Two were seriously injured, one
probably fatally. when a Buick tour.
ing car collided with telephone pole
al tho east end of the IS" bridge. on
the National road, near Elm Grove,
last nieht-,at 9:15 O'Clock. The driver
of the car. who is unknown, escaped
injury.
The injured;
MISS LILLIAN FEE. is. t.dcwood.
fractured skull and probably fatally
injured. ooo
LAWRENCE. H.. IRWIN. %, SIS
Main street. fractured nose.
The injured were taken to the ONO
Valley General hospital by DrS. Will
Cracraft and r X. Shields, of Elm
Grove.
Al the IS" bridge. when max
ing a turn. the Buick crashed into
A telephone pole. The ri Shit side OF
the car was badly damaged. The rear
wheel was so badly broken tnat only
fragments Of spokes remained on, the
hub. while the front wheel was Torn
off the car. ,-.
Persons residing near the IS
bridge, Immediately following the ac-
cident. rushed 10 the aid Of the IN
jured.
While the owners Of the Buick ma
chine have not been definitely estab'
lishcd, both state and city license
numbers which were upon the ma
chine have been secured, and inquiry
at the police department disclose thal
West Virginia License No. 44S4 Is
owner By }. P. Wells. OF South Penn
street, and City license No: Az oy
Henry Keulrr. of South Wheclins'
Both deny that their machines lls-
urcd in the accident. however.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
IS GENERAL RAID
PLANNED FOR CITY?
RUMORED THAT ADDITIONAL
PROHIBITION MEN CAME TO
TOWN LAST NIGHT.
Said That They Will Assist Local
Officers in General Clean Up.
One Live One Found.

Deputy Prohibition Commissioner
Bert Phillips and squad made several
raids yesterday evening on the Souln
Side. but in only one place was there
anything discriminating found. At 264 !
Market street. Angela .Larcndo ana
George MCGOWAN were arrested. as
yiolators of the state liquor law, and
held to await The action Of the grand
Jury. A numcr Of other places were
visited but nothing WAS found.
II was inrimatrd very strongly last
night that a general raid OF all the
alleged spcakeasics in tho city and
county will start today in which inc
local officials will q aided by three
local officials will be aided by three
came 10, Wheeling last night When
asked as 10 this, Commissioner Phil
lips shrugged his shoulders and SAID;
wait and see"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Sherrard Briefs.


Mrs Il. II; larhc! anu nhuE h''rH,
l"uiSe ana irene arc FlSit'hE relatives
III fairi"nt.
Misses May and lliida Ruth. Of Now
*. Roth.
NJ, uo,,1do NrCnn,bs of Martins
Ferry IS ,yisitin. al the home Of ~,
snn T. "A. NCt'nmhs
J., nosn-.on ,,d d,rc,,or Miss
w., ,,',,t c,ntl,,. ,,.;,h rn,oii,.cs
fairf'""'
Miss Rosa McWhortcr. "f llnc Hi1l
who has been i'll. is improving.
Mrs. W. VI. kitIir will entertain tho
Ala, t;rryr sewing circle Al bnr home
ON Tbursdav
:; <,, ,,',, -|''''' = -
IN 80 H'|un," S ,'ar ann >, -, c,,r,,,ur.
ON h"A' H"huHT a. ~, y ,'' E'lht Mn, I'm,
ION serves M',r n' ,.h," a. 'Te 49,
,'!'''' i"H"! WI i'i' ti
'"r! services WI" "c "''' WI ""' S""s
,,ry ro.,,,b ,.o,rhcII and
,or'i,,. nr ,y:bncIinr viii ,iEii relatives
iamiiE. "L h'",l,hE, NIL WISH relatives
WI Ms X M,Enmhs and son. G. W.
IT, .rn ,iSiiinp i'm NnundsyilIc
'';' ~ S1n ~ has r,.,,,mrj - his
m,'' ~, ,,ii,.n, fran, Ninrrantcwn
Wncr' nc WIS " S'"''''' 1T '''' "''''' .
$$r,cs 1ou,sc 1Ncjsbar Of Wheeling, |.
tho quests of Mrs. Martin Marsh.
w rrho aSIinS. Aid Snriciy If ,hs pInas.
AM Iliii ,,L,,rrh will w.. rnInrtnincd n,
tho homo of Mrs T.; &. klagcS on Thurs
Wv, Nv, "'''''' VI AZ
";Eir, ,.,rvin and son. lack. sucjt
S,i,',,.,,. NJ Ih, nnm,.' nr Mir. and Mrs. \,
- tIn,d ~ n, Oiiy.,'
number IF ynlur people from this
yirinilv will enjoy a pcnic on Wheeling
crock today.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy kcySCr. at Pleas nj
voIIry wore Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
cnahrirLt. on sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
UNDERSTANDING
COMING CAMPAIGN

BRIDGEHAMPToN, N. Y, July 81
Charles E. Hughes, today began a
careful detailed study of all phases OF
the approaching campaign-a task
which will .engross his entire attention
during the rest of his stay here. For
more than. month he expects to 40
little else than study and equip him:
self to discuss in detail all issues or
the campaign.
Hundreds of documents, letters. re-
ports, newspaper clippings and sug-
geStions have. been arranged for his
attention.
The nominee expects to read them
all He told callers today that he had
left New York because he had found
it almost impossible to concentrate
his mind on his task amid the inter.
ruptions there. that he expected 10
prepare what he termed the case OF
the Republican party against Woodrow
Wilson. with the nainstaking care
that a lawyer devotes to an all I'M
portan, suit, and that he has come TO
Bridgehampton to get mentally satur-
ated with facts in quiet secluslon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Negro and Syrian Fight.

Following an argument which result
I'd from Abraham smith. 4 syrian. block
ing an alley with Il moving van. Joe
Warren I local cOl0rcd lcamster. as
saultcd Smith over the head with u
stick last night and almost put him
down for the count The Syrian was
arrested AMI taken [" the city building.
where he rMt ur SIS for his appearance.
bat the negro ESCAPED. Warren is sand
TO have gotten into an argument With
Smith hecauS" a moving which the lat
.rr had placed in the alley numbered War
ron from driving through it, The argyll
mont grew hotter and when smith *
said to have struck WarrruS h"rS" with
a Stour Warren jumrcd from the
WAGON and wadrd in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
OFFICER ASKS FOOD
FOR HIS GUARDSMEN

/ KANSAS CITY. Mo. July 3.-Lieut
Colonel Charles =. Hunt. commanding
the 1914 men Of tho First infantry
regiment. PENNSYLVANIA National Guard
who reached Kansas City today. ap
pcaIpd 10 Mayor George II. Edwards To
Supnlv his men with food.
Lieut. Colonel Hunt declared they
had been practically on half rations
IsinCe leaving the home station Fri.
day. and since yesterday had been al
most without food Mayor Edwards.
Rrigadier General CuSil Lechtman OF
Tho Missouri National Guard. and other
citizens ARRANGED IN supply the troops
with sufficient rations for their trip
10 ri Pa$o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
inexpensive Method Of Reducing
Dangerous Swollen Veins at Home

germs and the poisons caused by theHl'
is also a marvellous healing agent.
One application for instance stopS,
itching Of eczema. and few aprllch-
lions Causes the eruption TO dry up. scale
off and completely disappear. II -
equally As effective in BARRIERS ltch. san
rheun redness and inflammatory sh'h
trouble. 49,.
You can readily understand tna'
Mnoncs Emerald Oil must be powerful
penetrating preparation. when It has re-
iuccd golfers and wcns, and Is recon-
mcnded for such distress.
Pnople who want to reduce varicose
veins, wcns or goiter. or set rid OF &c
zcma. ulcers, hollis. abcesses or piles IN
n few days should not hesitate to get
n 30 cent bottle AT once. II Is so pow
crful that q small bottle lasts long
time. You can always get Moone's En-
crald Oil at Baer's Pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Ob1tu airy
Christopher Shade,

Spcrial nisralch u Tho lnlclligcncar.
MARTlNSBURG, W. Va. July T.
christopher Shade. well known
Berkeley county farmer. died Al his
home near here today as a result of
injuries suffered by being thrown from
his wagon in runaway laip Saturday.
He and his son were driving 10 Mar
iinshurg when the horse became
frightened and boiled. Both jumped
and the son landed safely. bur Mr..
Shades foot rRught in 4 strap and lie
alishted upon&his head, crushing his
skull He was aged sixty years and
had been engaged in farming pursuits
since early manhood. He is survived
BIZ eight children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Doctors Recent Discovery, Also Heals
Ulcers, Boils, Carbuncles, Abcesses
And Open Sores In Few Days

Tn" world progresses. Today ailments
that took weeks 10 cure can now b. end
ed in = i"w days: II YOU have rarlcose
veins or lunches you can start this TO-
day Ia bring them back In normal size
and if you are wise you will do So
last get an original bottle Of Moone's
Emerald Oil for 81 cents at any DIS
p"nsinG pharmacist and apply It night
and morning TO the enlarged veins. 1t
Is very powerful and penetrating. and
only "A little Is required.
After 4 few days treatment the veins
will begin Ia grow smaller. and by rcsd-
lar Usn Will soon reduce TO normal.
M6unc'S Emerald oil besides being one
nf tho mos; powerful bf nnti$cpt!cs ca
pablo of destroying the mos. pcrnicious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Christian Hndeavor Society.

Tho Christian l:ndcavor Society of the
Allen Grove church will meet on We'd
ncsday ut p. IN. Th" meeting will be
in charge of The pastor. H"v. II. r..
Nicklrn and tho topic Tor III" evening
will b.: How Ia. Make ours an Ideal
Nation Following tn" program the
mon and hoyS Of the community are re-
uucstcd t" arrange for delegation from
Shcrrard To take part III the parade in
Wheeling. mex; Saturday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Keyser-Wiseman.

Miss Sarah NJ. Wisman. Of Lines tone
ANA NJ. 10y l.. k"y*cr. of Pleasant VAL
lcY. were quietly married At the home al
Fey. A. L. Bennett. of M0undsvillr. on
Wednesday. The bride is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Porter WISman and the
X Dom is L prominent young farmer
They have taken up their residence III
their new homo al Pleasant Valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04

Funeral arrangements for F.lb"ri Nit
rhrll whose death occurred in tho 0hio
Valley General hospital Monday morn
ing have hrcn completed. The services
will hc held nj. The Menacl company
chapel. 1cl2 rhaplinc street. AT 103h
o'clock Wednesday morning Burial will
hc in the Stone Church cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
somnambultst Meets Death.

Anton Kravak. while walking in his
sleep. stepped through Il window ana
cnt" the roof of Il porch 'and plunged
To death Some tim" Monday morning.
kravak fell distance OF about ~ feet
and was instantly killed. his neck bclng
broken. Th4. unfortunate affair occurred
at IL foreign boarding house near the
Webb MIN. south of Bcllaire. None OF
the boarders heard him leave the oc'i'
and the body of kravak was found on
Monday morning while the men were
preparing to go TO work in the mine.
Coroner Regcr. OF Martins Ferry. was
notified and will conduct an inquest
later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Funeral for Mr., Daily.

This morning at tho Church nc I'm
maculat" Conception. requiem high mass
will h" C"lrhrairh for Cornelius Daily
who died ~ Ih- h"m" nf his sister. Mrs
T. j. RraddUrk. Saturday evening F'tI-
neral services will II" conducted nj the
HON" ~ S:"n "'rluC't and burial Will he
in MI. calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Catlett Funeral,

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon over the remains Of the late
George tailc:t. Pennington resident.
Win" died Friday. evening. Roy. +. :.
collier, pastor Of the kirkwuod VI. T..
church. nticiatcd. lntcrmcnl was at
l.InWOOl CCmctCrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Mother Is Dead,

the death Of Mrs. Emma j. Perry. moth
or If J. q. Perry OF the Dollar Savings
bank. at her nome in Gallsport, Pa. The
body will probably he brought 10 Mar
tins Ferry for intcrmcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Alpha P Picnic,

Eighteen members Of the local chap
ter Of the Alpha III fraternity and their
ladies will hold their first annual Fourth
of July picnic of tho chapter today ut
rlcasan: Grove. west OF Culnrain Tho
party will leave this morning IN two
large covered wagons.