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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-07
SHOOTING DE- PAOLA CAPOZZA
BATTLING bELLA|RE POLICE
CORONER HENRY REGEE COM
MENCES INQUEST LAST NIGHT.
Will Probably Be Ended To-n1ght-Sev-
eral Witnesses Were Examined.

Coroner Henry Roger. nf Martins Fer
ry. last night started the inquest INTO
the mysterious shooting of Pa"l;t "a
pr ga but owing 10 the absence OF Soy
rraI important witnesses it was con-
tined without date. but will probably
hr resumed this morning.
Since the inquest tn" mystery Is moro
hafting than ever and the Bcllatr" po-
lice and belmont county authorities are
at Il loss 10 know nj what point 70 com
mcncc their inVrSti CATION.
The inquest developed that Capn%za
had boon invited to attend party In Il
shanty boat in tho Ohio river on Mon
day afternoon. 1t was said that he left
there about $50 o'clock. At $50 o'clock
the party broke up, and as several were
going up the river bank they stumbled
over Il PROSTATE body. II was that al
CnpozZa The witnesses stated that th'H
procured a Skifr and took the body up
The Ohio 10 McMIhun'S creek. thence I'D
Twcnty-fifth street leaving IN" wound :
ed man ut the home Of his cousin. FOL
lowing attempts to secure ADMISSION 10
CapnZZa'S home on Twcnty-SiNth street
The autopsy was performed ny prs.
Kirkman and kiscr, and they testified. II
was learned that it Is evident that two
shots were fired from an automatic re,
volvcr. while only one bullet was found
IN the probe. This struck tho right
check, CHANGING into the neck. taking n
downward course. fractured the ccrvlcal
ycrtchrac and lodged in a muscle on the
Inft side Of his body. II was extracted
and was found 10 be 40 steel bullet.
To-day. Coroner Roger will make a
thorough investigation and II is prob
able that the inquest will be ended to-
night.
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SUFF AND ANTS
CALL ON HUGHES

NEW YORK. July G.-DclnGat inns OF
woman suffraEists and anti-Suffragists
visited Charles i: Hughes today and
each declared the conference was entire
~ satisfactory. The Republican nom
incc returned lat: today to his summer
hume at. I5ridgehampton. after having
conferred with several prominent Re-
publican and Progressive leaders.
Mr.. Hughes was visited first by
committee of surfra Gists composed OF
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. president Of
tho National Woman'S Suffragist assoc
ciati"n: pr. Anna Howard Shaw. former
president Of the association. and Mrs.
Norman DE r. Whitchouse. president of
the state SufrraS. organization, Mrs.
Gait declared the assurances the NOM
incc had given them were more salts
factory than any others We have re-
ccivcd HERETOFORE
Mr. Hughes then received a delegation
OF six antiSuffragiStS who characterize
I'd their reception as 'eminently salts
factory"
MIR Hughes is indeed tho man OF the
hour" declared Mrs. Arthur VI. Dodge.
president of the National Association
Opposed to Woman Suffrage, who was
the leader of the party.
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STATE DEPARTMENT
GOES AFTER TURKEY

WASHINGTON. July 6.-The state
dcput ncnt today directed American
Charge Miller 1T ConStantin"plc 10 acll
the Turkish governments attention 10
the fact that il has done nothing with
the American dequcst that ncutrals be
permitted to feed the starving Chris
tian population nf Syria. Continued
failure To heed the request. the charge
is instructed To say. will put Il severe
strain ON. the friendly relations between
the United states and Turkey.
Reports reaching the state. depart
mcnt declares thai from 10000 I" So
n0U SyrianS already have persisted and
that the Turkish military authorities
still are draining the country If its
food
Representations concerning condl-
tons in Syria were made 10 Turkey be-
for" Ambassador Morgcnthau returned
To the United States: and twice since
once on May - AMI again on june Il
CharE. Miller has been instructed to
lay the situation before the Turkish
foreign office.
The entire christian population of
Syria. the state department has been
told. is threatened with determination.
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TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY.

BY virtue of a Deed of Trust. bear,
ing date January 26. 1909. and recorded
in the office OF the COUNTY CORK OF
ohio county. West Virginia. in Deed o,
executed by Andrew f.. Mcmahon tun-
marricd) to the undersigned. as trus-
ter .
I. w. r. Gibson. as trustee. will sell
ut public auction al the north door OF
th. court h0uS" of Ohio county. in the
Ciiy Of Wheeling. Ohio county. West
Virginia. commencing AT 10 o'clock n
SATURDAY. AUGUST 5. 1916.
the following described property. that
is Ia say:
All thar certain lot or parcel of ground
IN which there is erected double :
frame dwelling Of ton rooms. situated
in Philadelphia district. Ohio county.
West Virginia. being part ri certain
real estate nf which Elizabeth $. Thomp-
son died seized. and which has been laid
out into lots. streets and alloys by the
executors of the will Of Elizabeth >.
Thnmpson deceased tn" parcel hereby
intended 10 be sold being lot number
on a plat Of said lots. streets and alleys,
On He'd the plat Of Stecnrod." which is
of record in the office nf III" Clerk OF
he County Court of Ohio county, West
Virginia. in Plat Book No |. Said lot
is The same property which was, con-
vryed To William r. Mcmahon and An
,ircw L. Mcmahon by the said executors:
by deed dated March !, 1905. and or
record in the ofic" nf the said Clerk OF
ohio county. in Decd Book 120. page
153. William T. Mcmahon and Elizabeth
Mcmahon, his wife. having aftcrward
conveyed all their right. title and in
tnrcst in tho said property To Andrew T.
Mcmahon. By decd dated February 3.
lg06. and Of record i'll tho said Clerks
office. in Decd Book III. page 3.
Terms ri Salc--Onc-third- Of tn" pur-
rhaS" money and so much more rs the
purchaser may elect To pay. cash on tho
day Of sale. and the residue in two
equal inStallmen;S. payable in three
months and six months. respectively.
from the date Of sale. with interest
thereon ut tho rate Of six per ccntum
per annunl. tho purchaser giving his
nrgnt liable pr0miSSorY notes for the de-
frrrcd payments. said notes In he ap-
proved by the trustee. and tho legal
title hrinE retained as further Sccuri-
" until all the purchase price or money
has been paid.
W. r.. GIBSON. Trustee.
iyT- Ii-ot-nS
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TROPICAL STORM
.fCoutinued Prom First Page.)

pended for many hours. was resumed
tonight. trains being sent out from New
Orleans. but railroad officials were not
optimistic that they would get through
because OF washouts- and debris re-
ported on the track.
One Louisville and Nashville pas
senger train was reported narooned
between New Orleans and Mobile.
Wires Frustrated.
The wire prostration extends
throughout southwest Alabama and
Mississippi as we'll as part of Florida.
Accurate estimates Of the damage
probably will not be possible for day
or two.
The heavy property damage In Mo
bile consists largely Of stocks in he
wholesale district where the base
ments and first floors Of practically
all buildings we're flooded. Some roofs
were blown off in the section and sew
eral small buildings demolished.
The storm tonight was central over
Ficksburg, Miss. but was rapidly dl-
minishing In intensity. The vicinity
of Meridian however. reported damage
amounting to hundreds Of thousands
of dollars during the "a hours gale
there. The wind reached a velocity
of So miles per hour. Several hun
dred excursionists who left here We'd
nesday night returned tonight from
Ocean Springs and Biloxi. Miss. and
reported the damage al those points
was not heavy Several houses were
unroofed and trees uproOted but there
were no casualties.
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FORWARD MOVEMENT
Continued from First Page.)

enemy endeavored today to recapture
the two ends of the line held by he
French.
North of the Somme. series OF
German counter attacks. directed
against our new lines north OF me
village of Hem, were successfully
shattered by our artillery without the
enpmy being able to obtain the least
success.
We took some prisoners.
South of the river counter attacks
launched from Penny En- Santerre, on
our positions between Estrees and
Relloy were stopped by our barrage
fire and the enemy was unable to de-
bouch from his trenches. In this re-
gion the Germans suffered great loss
trench northwest of Berry by the en-
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BAPTIST LA|TY
FIGHT MINISTERS

CHICAGO. July Ga movement to
wrest the presidency of the BAPTIST
Young Peoples Union Of America from
the control Of pastors of that dcnnmina-
ton. and ~ place ii directly in the
hands Of the laity. developed at me
night session Of the organization. which
opened to-day it's silver jubilee conv"n-
ton nj the Coliseum here.
At Il meeting of tho nominating com.
mittec. which was held at the close OF
the regular session of the convention
it became known that Rev. Frank L.
Anderson. Of Chicago. probably would
not be reported to succeed himself as
president when the committee reports
Tomorrow morning. but that n laylnan S
name will he given the convention.
The hoard of managers. II is under
stood. has offered resistance TO the plan
of the committee and earlier in the day
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Damage Most Heavy.


NEW ORLEANS, La. July S.-Re-
ports Of great damage done to property
and crops by the tropical storm that
swept In from the Gulf of Mexico over
parts Of Louisiana. Florida. Mississippi
and Alabama yesterday and last night
began to arrive here tonight as COM
municatlon with the affected districts
was restored.
The only reports Of loss Of life early
tonight came from Bcloit. Ala. where
seventeen negroes were reported killed
and others injured.
Mobile and Pensacola still wero cut
off from wire communication. \ mes
sengcr from Mobile. however. reached u
station near that city early tonight and
reported that while the property loss
was extensive there had been no loss OF
life.
Shortly after noon a wireless mos
sage from the coast guard cutter ITALIA
poosa in Mobile harbor. was received
here. stating that the wireless towers at
Mobile had been blown down and TINT
the cutter was preparing to send boat
ashore TO ascertain conditions.
No further communication was had
though the wireless stations hero re-
peatcdly endeavOrcd TO reach her. Re-
ports from Milton. Fla. about twenty
miles from Pensacola. late today said
there were stories Of heavy damage 20
tho water front there.
Most of the cities and towns along the
Mississippi coast in the path Of tho
storm were being heard from tonight
Damage was reported not so great MS
had been feared. considering the sever
ity of the storm.
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SHARK KILLS YOUNG
MAN WHILE BATHING

SPRING LAKE. y. J.. July 6.-At-
tackled BY II shark while swimming one
hundred foot beyond the liz" lines along
the bathing beach here. Charles Prnd"r.
IS years old, bcyy boy in n hotel. died
of his injuries just after he had boon
brought ashore by rescue party late
today.
other bathcrs saw the fms OF the
shark near I'rudcr and shouted warn
Ing ia him but he did not hear them.
Two life guards went to his rescue In Il
boa, but failed TO reach him in time. File
died while physicians were working over
him on the beach.
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RUSSIANS PUT
Continued from Pirst Page.)

from general headquarters issued today
reads:
South Of the Pinks marshes we had
important new successes yesterday. IN
the. region of kostiouheyoka. we cap.
tured an entire enemy battery and
took prisoner % officers and $50 sol
diers. Northwest Of RaZnitchi. on the
Styr north of Kolki. yesterday we cap
tured two cannon. three machine guns
and $500 prisoners. North OF Steg-
rouziatine We captured enemy trenches
and took more than 800 prisoners and
one machine gun.
Between the Styr and the Stokhod.
west of Sokul and southwark, the
enemy launched some vain counter
attacks under the protection Of artil-
lery.
Enemy Driven Back,
"Galicia-After intense artillery prep
arations we made an energetic often
siye west of the lower Stripa and on
the right bank of the Dniester. The
enemy was defeated and driven back.
Our troops are approaching the koro-
pice and Souhoudlek rivers. tributaries
of the DnieSter. We took here yeSter-
day nearly 5000 prisoners and eleven
machine guns. We lost the brave Capt.
Bogolioubsky. killed in action.
I'm the course of an attack on the
village of Fertniki. the Germans re-
ceiyed our troops with liquid fre.
Owing to their conduct we put all the
Germans to the bayonet when we cap
tured the village. We took prisoner in
this region. more than 1000 men. At
one point in this action our Crimean
Tartars charged the enemy and put
him 70 flight.
yesterday a band Of twenty Cos
sacks swan the Dniester near Doline
and took prisoner. on the right bank
five officers and los soldiers. They
captured a cannon.
Smashed German Battery
"On the Dvina front and the Dvlnsk
positions and further south there was
lively artillery fire at numerous points.
Near Boyare. on the Dvina above
Friedrichstadt, our light artillery
smashed German light battery. At
tempts by the Germans 10 remove the
guns were unsuccessful. The gun
team which endeayored ITO save one OF
them. was annihilated. All the guns
eventually were abandoned.
"In the direction Of Baranovichi. the
fighting continues. developing to our
advantage. The enemy delivered re-
peated counter attacks in order to re-
gain positions captured by us, but each
was easily repulsed.
Between Monday and Wednesday
we captured altogether IS officers and
about 3.040 men.
Caucasus front: In the region OF
.Platana. our troops are progressing.
Between the Taurus and Tchoruk we
repuised enemy counter attacks and
also drove back Turkish attack on
Tchoruk itself, where our men carried
an enemy work on the heights in
their attacks the Turks used asphyxiat'
in- bombs"
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Great DAMAGE at Laurel,

LAUREL. Miss. July 6.--Thc storm
struck Laurel about o'clock Wcdnes-
day evening and the wind Increased ur-
til after midnight. Many business houses
were unroofcd and about so residences
in the suburbs were damaged or blown
from their foundations. Few residences
in the city escaped some damage. Hun
drc0s Of trees were blown down and
the streets obstructed
The power plant was put on. of COM
mission and the city was without cleo
trio light until this afternoon.
-Four large lumber mills were forced
To suspend operations because Of dam
age. LaurepS property loss in last
rights tropical storm is estimated at
5000. 900. Damage To farm buildings and
crops in this vicinity will aggregate
many thousands more. l.aare! has been
cut off from communications with the
outside world until late today.
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MAY HAVE MASS FEEDING.

THE HAGTE. Via London. July .:
1925 p m.--Bcrlin. dispatches tell or
spirited discussions at conference ol
delegates from different parts OF the
empire TO discuss the question OF mass
feeding. 80
= 4 Mag,lcburs delegate gave warning
that the indIscriminatc Introduction OF
mass feeding. without urgent necessity.
would promote laziness among house.
wives. \ Frankfurt delegate retortec
that the poor man has right 70
hot dinner"
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British Official Statement.

LONDON. July 6. 1:27 p. m.-The
British official statement issued to-
night reads:
LAS a result of violent bomb fight
ing We made further progress at GER
tain points in the main battle area.
Low clouds interfered with aeroplane
work, but in the Bapaume area
one Of our machines. dropping to 800
feet, successfully bombed train from
which German reinforcements were
alighting.
IN another area British heavy
battery secured direct hits on a Ger
man battery and battalion in column,
inficting many heavy casualties.
in other parts of our line the stu
atioD is UNCHANGED"
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Seventeen Negroes Killed.

SELMA. Ala. July 6.-S"venIeen ne
grocs were killed by Il storm today north
OF Bcloit. twelve miles from here. nc
cording to information reaching here
tonight. Eight persons were injured
and n number Of houses were blown
down. There is no wire communication
tonight with BclOit
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FIRST WEST VA.
Continued from First Page.)

more TO make the ;hr"e battalons OF
the Second I'm to required strength.
Colonel Joliffp said today he be-
lieyed that no difficulty will be en-
countered in filling his regiment 10
full strength if he be given permits
sion to start To recruit at once. All
Of his company commanders have re-
ported that II is possible for them 10
increase the membership of their COM
mands within a few days notice TO
any reasonable strength.
The payrolls for the companies OF
the Second Infantry were filled out
today and tomorrow evening pay VIII
be made by Major Charles r. Morgan,
who is designated as paymaster , ,on
this camp. Approximately Slo.n0O
will be disbursed al this time. ind-
yiduals getting from Sc to SIS, accord
ing 10 their rank.
Lieutenant c. F. Templeton, OF the
machine gun company. of the Second
was, appraised in camp today that
Mayor f. Sehon. of Huntington. has
grant cd his a leave Of absence for any
length of time he is needed in the
'service. Lieutenant Templeton has
been city auditor Of Huntington Tor
several years, and while this Is
busy time in his department there.
the Mayor of the Second CITY said mat
the remainder of the city officials Will
work little harder and see TO II that
the Lieutenant work is done without
his being there to supervise 1t.
To Be Permanent.
The call for the First Infantry WAS
for temporary duty in mobilization
camp. and il was MOI known until ihIS
week that there are prospects OF the
camp continuing a long time. with
the first in training for an indefinite
neriod so the camp was TODAY put IN
a condition Of permanency. COMPANY
mess tables were erected and kitchens
constructed which will endure just rs
long as needed TentaCe has be"n
transferred and changes made so That
every company has equal accommoda-
lions.
The First Regimcntal narado OF the
camp was held this evening by me
First regiment and it made sur
prisingly good showing. The day mas
been principally occupied with com,
pany drills by platoon. with signal
practice TO break the monotony. Every
company showed progress in its hcId
work and a pronounced interest was
demonstrate by the recruits who are
progressing in their schooling In
manner pleasing to Colonel JolllHe.
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under any circumstances. except those
actually landing on Mexican soil. Fro
viuus orders. Us understood by army Of
iiccrs here. were that any attempt TO
cross the Rio Grande river was to be
resisted.
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Mono Dead at Mobile.

MONTGOMERY. Ma. july 6.-Thc
first direct word out uf Mobile since
the city was hit hy n tropical storm
early Yesterday. reaching here tonight.
said that no one had been killed. but
that the property damage was heavy.
y telegraph operator walked into the
town today from II nearby village and
returning sent out the news.
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held Il meeting at which il was decidcC
thnt The presidency should be left open
for either q LaStor or a layman.
II was expected Tonight that me
question would be threshed out on the
floor of tho convention.
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia Nv. cluS.: To beach. Capacity
GH0. Modern and hiSh-claSS. ut moderate
rates. Large. ru0l rooms; private anu
public baths. elevator. porchcS, etc 81
pcrur table and attentive service: gov
up daily. special weekly. Write :or
booklet. Auto meets trains.
W. T. SHAW.
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there had been no loss Of life.
Between GulIpUrt and BiuXi several
houses were blown down and the cleo
trio. line bet wecn Biloxi and Pass Chris
tian was forced tn suspend operation.
South OF HatticshurG trees and wreck
axe on the railroads StunpcN trAttlC.
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HOTEI, BOUTWELL,
NEW SAVOY HOTEL
HOTEL MAJESTECHH:.i.l!,s::innia n, aH; n%5
The Will ISHIRE Elash! Ocean car v! a"e

Capacity $50; private baths, elevator.
pnrches. etc. Special rats. $l5 up Week
is, $3.50 NJ daily. American plan. Every
convrnirncc Open nil year. AUTO meets
trains. Booklet SAMUEL ELLIS.
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JACKSON. Miss July 6.-The frs:
train leaving Gulfport since yesterday
reached here tonight. bringing word
that no great damage was done in or
near Gulfport by the storm and that
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MUST NOT FIRE.

BROWNSVILLE Tex. 1Hly 6.--Wnrd
reached hrrc tonight from reliable
sources that General Ricamt. command
ing MaiamoraS had Issued orders mat
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ESWORTH

AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN pLANS.
Virginia av. and he Boardwalk.
Capacity coo. Every appointment. IN
GLIDING hot and cold sea water baths.
ORCHESTRA OrEN ALL YEAR.
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ilading fire Of our mitrailleuzes we're
nv Action Continues.

ATtlIIeTy NccIoh OoHel'ueS.
"On the left bank Of the Mouse tne
activity Of the artillery on Dotn sloes
continues in the sector OF Chattan-
court.
On the right bank Of the river
the enemy violently bombarded the
Fumin Wood, La Laufee and our en-
placements at Damloup. North Of La
morville salvo from our batteries
exploded German munitions depot.
"A group Of our ariators dropped a
number of shells last night on the
railroad from Hem 10 Nesle. Fires
broke out in the railroad stations al
Hem and Neronnes. The railroad
was damaged at several places.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice to Manufacturers, JobharS,. Asi

Notice to Manufacturers, Jobhers,. Msr.
chants aud Other Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
OF West Virginia will receive bid daily
at its office at Charleston. West Virginia;
for furnishing supplies for the several
ment Of which is vested in said Board.
Con tracts will be awarded to the; lowest
bidders; quality eonStdered, and 9 danIr
things be4ng equal. Yves: virginia oe~i-
ers will be given preference. D.
Lists Of Supplies needed Will be Iuf-
nished bidders on receipt ct requests
stating the line desired; ,o,-rpo5.
STATE BOAED OF CONTROL,
ja-1-tf Charleston. West NlrGinia:
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/ XlNGTON

Pacific and Ark. ayes. Grounds adjoin
beach and boardwalk. uNLI HOTEL.
WHERE. ct 'ESTS MAY 30 TO SURE
ING STREETS. WHICH Is PROHIBIT
Ell. I'sc Of bath house free. RUNNING
WATER IN ROOMS. Private baths.
Special rates. $I.J0 up daily: s. to $3.50
weekly. including choice table. supplied
from OWN FARM. WHITE SERVICE.
ORCHESTRA BALLROOM. TENNIS
COURTS. GARAGE. BOOK LET mailed.
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FOE SALE

FoR sALE-Horscs. S big teams. weight
145G to 1880 lbs. \ written guaran-
tee that each team is as represented.
VIII take other horses In exchange LOT
part payment. Address Box 53i. May
nurd, Ohio. JJfP
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WANTED-Hand riveters. Good wages
and steady work. Apply Wheeling
Corrugating Company. Martins Ferry
Works. Jy-o-tt
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Bunch of keys. between Jefter-
son street. Martins Ferry. and Tenth
or Eleventh streets. Wheeling, Reward
If returned TO Intelligcncer Office.