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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30
Gets Receivership Extension

The trouble in Mexico was recognized
today by Judge Thompson. in the United
states District Court. when he granted an
extension of four months time to John
Q. Sheath, receiver for the International
Lumber and Development Company, to
operate the property OF the company in
campeche, Mexico.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30
Fall on Street Fatal to Aged Man

Samuel H. Brumbaker. SO years old.
aled today in Howard Hospital from in
luries received yesterday He was on
MS way home to $40 South 18th street.
ana at 18th and Bainbridge streets was
selzed with vertigo. falling and fractur-
Ing his skull.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30
MILLIONS IN PAINTINGS,
TWO RAPHAELS, TAKEN
FROM ITALIAN CHURCH
Sacristry of st. Peters Basilica
at Perguia Looted by Thieves,
Who Leave No Clue
FINE PANELS STOLEN

PERUGIA, Italy, March 9O.-Thieves
who looted the sacristy of st, Peters Bas-
illca Tuesday night escaped with paint
ings and panels valued at more than S2,-
100000, according to Signor Ricci, Govern
ment Director of Fine Arts. Among the
paintings stolen were two by Raphael,
THE Infant Jesus" and "The Infant John
the Baptist" Both there pictures were
stolen several years ago, but we're subse-
quently recovered.
Slgnor Ricci who came here from Rome
to investigate the thefts. said that he had
been able TO find no clue to the criminals.
The door of the sacristy was smashed.
The other pictures taken included Man
tagna's Christ Bearing the Cross"
Guercinos "Flagellatlon" and Bassanos
Coronation"
The thieves tr ed TO remove two fif-
teenth century-illuminated mssales, but
apparently were frightened away before
they could succeed.
All customs guards on the Swiss and
French frontiers have been notified to
watch for the criminals and all ships
leaving italian ports will be searched.
Authentic records listing the works Of
Raphael include two paintings hanging
in the sacristy of the Church of San
Pietro de Cassinensl. in Perugia, but their
authenticity is placed in doubt by ques.
tion mark.
II is well known that Raphael was
given to leaving many canvases unfin.
ished, and that certain proportion of
his work was completed by other paint.
ers. 1t is therefore possible. although
no record exists, that these painting were
the work of Raphael and another artist.
Raphael was born In Urbino April g.
14S3 and went to Perugia in 1900 when
in his 18th year. He died In Rome in 1920
in his 3Sth year.
The other masters whose paintings were
stolen with the two attributed Raphaels
were Andrea Mantegna, who was one of
the foremost pioneers OF the Renaissance
Cesare Bassano G5s4-1642), and Giovanni
Guercino (1623-1662).
The Church of San Pietro de CassInensI
dates from the tenth century and is a
noted example of Italian Gothic archi-
lecture.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

Eoj @eutGcrioro, aernp Siitcrs., I'M.
fer Niitbiilic eiucs ousec5eidnctcn
GborS. Scutc, Cienitoo, unO 8rcitoo
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mo NOR cine Scr fiibrcn0en Sopro.
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.rimg gcbrodt uerocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

ouf Ocn 5iuolfteiL uuo E6cooorc
,Slott mli Oen orci5ebnten @lot
0cbrocbt. 0icics Jeigt, OoB cine
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

icit oicicr 3eit nit or6Bter gIu
itrcugung orbciten mliB.
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wel&c iic aclciitet 6abcu. GS miro
lest cupariet, OaB Announcements
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nod Gin Nmnot ii6ris lit Inn
Stinincn 81 iommcln
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oGlS bis 9 llbr 9l6cn0S gc0iinct.
Tic Selep6on 9lumner lit Ct
Saul 3173.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

@coroc @. Geeers, 80; eIIic 9.
SaspolOc, %.
Norrp 6. ennnon q; 9(mno
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@Rorris Simon 33; Sophia 9us.
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slaron 9eneid, 40, gcibicocn;
&crcu 5. Sole, 23.
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.Slcirnths.Gircn,rn

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WlorD5G. @icnedc 81, @ittpe.
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MO.
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6. 5tcpcnS, %.
Sio6ert 6. Sonno jimy 30; Gil
lion 81. Nibtcr, II.
tSroncis S9. 5000, 81; 5cannc g.
GorroOo, 80, eeid)lcOcn.
CHARLES s. aroe, 26; Sa5cI NJ.
&olfc, 81.
sn6crt 6. 2opc, %; emma
SFidour, %.
Ora NicIoille, l2, gSooIter, S6io;
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loocIp6io, 80. Sora6 9cntncr, 20,
Y6ilooelpbio, 80.
slrnolo ". GurmonL 26, Sooons;
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
9lcurS ec6cn in S,OmciuOOO.

%ielc Stiocntcn 6a6cn iitb in ib-
rem ncucn Seim in NomclpooO eiil-
ecilmOen. Sc III Dies ons eriic
SSobn, III Ocm sic ncucinaeribtctcn
@c6duoe BON Stiloenten Der SSo6nS
Sopfins llniperiitGt benibt werOen.
Die 9lufuoGme,Ggonina wcrocl iett
bort obgc6oltcu nno Wlouder tuobI
trat in Oir SnIle Scr 9llnn Nluter
init flopienOem Ser5cii cin Erofel-
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nit @iidern bcpodt iuO brohten al
lcrbouo aus Dem frii6ercn Scint Oer
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glnOenfen an oic oerlniienc Static
Der @illeuld6nit, 0ueIleu, aus Ocncn
lie ibrc gYciSbeit chit idopiten, OiC
lie MN elmer iingercu @euerution
luisbor moDen lollcn 9io6 Iino al
lc not6igcn @c61uoe nidt erbalt,
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sic not6igcn Shlafiolc mo Eurn-
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@oroociel0e miro Ocn on9ebGnOen
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g(usbilonuq rntcr Der crfo6renen
9citunq ocS 9ciltcnont Scr rcgulG-
rem 9luucc, Charles ~. elliott ST
Sbeil pcrOcn. 0ics lit cine gon5
neuc GinriMtlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
In IcGensacfa6rIi@cr sitnation.

9llS scr 4oli5iit auiB BON Der
norOoitIihci Yoli5ciitotion @iontaa
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fonntc Scr 9Soli5ei mlr ungenauc
ghistlmit iibcr iciueu glnqrciicr &C.
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9lohoem 9clcSfi iid ciiigermaBcn
crbolt bate, mar er inn StmOc, in
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

G6orles 5rib fii6rt IN oeul 9lelr
ncn nit 5rit 9iorocn6ol5. rno
So1n e. Neroiii id5icbt iib eng al
Die SSiibrnug 6eron. @cniger ais
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S5o6cs sdlafocIO.

0Gir0 Dloioil mlIroe bonn 9icbter
SoaiolIou i'm liiowcitlihcn Eoli5ei-
gcribt iucil cr in cincm lccrcn Sultic
Gcihloieu bate, 81 $21.45 Strofe
pcrllrtbeilt.
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,,goaioIloatea socu ca, 9loro .Vac rohs
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Nlarmor. uno Grant. .gScrys.
g. eueavtuu s. epus 22s gerp SgaFlesStr.
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pdnoele 1pu5nnrlcn, Scylngerc0.c. ylatfs
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Npnpl'n y. 0cranicn tiO-iil Nuu Null1ing,
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v. N, q gS &. Npluaro, 4it Continental WlnQ.
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Sufpu, Die pppnldrc Gdr S3N1 ltno $50.
giatSri Mnultr Ou., Nutdlc laos 40 9otot
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Sdmercicn.
griffith xnrusr Co. 2o5 Horo<lacaswocc.
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Gclcn, G0d)0cdcn mo Hincn.
senneii bros, 52s gorn 5rcmoui spcmic
8Wplcrld)mie0c uiO HhunbcrS.
Subn Onecrt 1874 9bdmcS 1rdbc q 3.
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0ttorium.

Sir Ocn lfonM Ocu lie licste Gin
W'elo0rana BON Garl D}oicn lau
i'm 1Sluoitoriln" SIR stirii6rhna.
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ourdnuc6eu 5iun @nu5cn uercint Ocm
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Scat. 9ounq. @iceut 7ucep, Gao g.
Gilbert. g9ebiter Siiiers, Bob StarB'
mon, Vobc 9o9'elc SoIlis Siltcrs
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@lchplattcn. Metau cts.
eaon, gonnm G 0U., SRg., IS 70 s'aloupns
l-trQkc
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Observation-Disclosures.
- T. 7bnddirro q Co..
if1 2t Ghcn1cr Nommcrlc Nuiloirl
sTniidc Scncr 8crnncnmgS-ci -cicisunai," p1t'
lio0O uno baltimore ir0nc
s1wiid slnl. Nctcr.Ncrilrlcrnnar'c 'citifhiraiL"
Nolilnlorc irufc mo VnlioHi Nonic eiNtrNc.
p9lunm Ntlinrancc 90. pi 2iDerpupl" NcirN R
ySaiiiclo. alcil0cn5 AROnnacr, lut iu3 naila
bcr p commerce Mli0up
,Wcrnlnuia Scucr ErrNmrrWunN DcifHlMnit"
baltimore. mo NotipSlroGc
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-05
INDEPENDENCE DAY UNIVERSALLY
KEPT IN WHEELING AND SUBURBS
sHAJ ACCIDENT AT WARWOOO
MARS THE CELEBRATION.
Weather Conditions Ideal and Picnics
s and Parks Were at Premium.
!: National Colors Displayed.

" With weather conditions perfect
iron early morning. until late last
.::hiSht., with NOT sign OF ram. ana
ssf,tst enough breeze 10 ward on sun
strokes, Wheeling celebrated the one
hundred and fortietn ANNIVERSARY OF
independence yesterday. More IMAM
Sthree-fourths OF the houses IN the CITY
proper and suburbs displayed the ma
f:Ifonal colors, and few business houses
Sailed to unturl them 10 the breze.
The City Bank flag. suspended across
3:hfarket street. was the object OF adtnl-
station Of everyone that passed De-
meath it. This is the biggest nag IN
1.-THE State.
a The celebration was not devoid OF
accidents. One Of the saddest and
.most serious occurred at Nar"ood.
si@hers C. H. Elliott. paperhanser. VINO
chad gone to fish with his sons. was
sinstantly killed when a stray rifle Dull
struck him behind the left ear.
boys on North Chapline street
ssa "a each minus a finger by reason or
81. miniature cannon exploding.
6 SIN Benwood. two little girls received
SSainf,iI injuries 10 their eyes when
SSrecrackers exploded In their hands.
Zone automobile ccident was report
4sd;
Parks Crowded.
K:Parks, both public and private
T,vere crowded 10 their utmost. auto
ssmobf1es, taxis and street cars we're
isloaded with people from morning I'M
Stil midnight. Probably the greatest
#rrowds were at Wheeling park and at
isfhes league park. where Wheeling and
sDayton ball teams divided a double
Ehffft morning and afternoon. f7'aie
ssssnirnfca were many. Wheeling creek,
SShort creek and Buffalo creek grounus
s6einx at q premium The Country
&cfub was also popular, the usual sports
Ehsing enjoyed
IS although there were no arrange
Ements made for fireworks in the city,
#nevertheless there was quite ulSplaf
Sfast might FirecrackerS We're kept
popping all day, resounding like mus
:sGet fire. In view OF the TACT that II
;sIsWsa. a: public holiday, all business
;sheuses were closed, and all ofhces IN
IIthe= city, county and federal buildings
operations fcc the day. Al
sthe postot1ce the usual holiday hours
igwere enjoyed.
THE spirit Of the celebration seem
Mad to bespeak the impulse that Is
iEtiSring the hearts OF all true Ameri-
..4cans. Older citizens were heard to
athemark that at no time could they re-
;smeuber when there was such a uni
EyerEaI display Of teh national colors
81 hare was yesterday. and they fur-
jsflter .ydced the hope that these same
I9fass be Kept unfurled while the ma
SRinn is on. the verge OF conflict Win
&er neighbor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-05
SHOT AND INSTANTLY KILLED
FROM UNKNOWN QUARTERS.
Had Gone to River to Fish With His
sons when Sud Accident oc-
curred-Inauegt Tonight.

. \ stray rife bullet coming from un,
known riar,ers picrccs the skull and
Instantly Killed =. II. Elliott. of Cherry
HIll road. yesterday mornins about II
o'clock whtlr he and his three sons
were nnjn;Inc a quiet outing on the
river from; NJ the foo; OF Twenty-Seconc
street Wnrwnnd.
Mr. ELLIOTT and sons. Leonard. iran
els and Clifford. had gone To the river
early in the day to fish and enjoy a
0uiet outing He was playing with his
son Clifford when the fatal shot struck
him. and III instantly dropped without
speaking. Clifford. on going 10 his
fathers side saw that he was hurt,
and called to his brothers 10 run for
the doctor While the eldest son was
on his way for tn" doctor. large man
and a hoy with a gun. carrying Two
birds cam" to the body. One of the
bows pointed to the man and said: You
arc he man who shot my father. and.
according to the boys. he dropped the
two birds and disappeared in the will
lows.
Coroner Gala Mitchell. Sheriff Swe"-
new and Deputies Graner and Frollme'
and Officers f.. r. Rice and George SUIT
ton, OF Warwood. rushed To the seem"
and made hasty examination OF the
surrounding territory. and at ono" he-
gan searching for evidences Of the party
who f1red the shot.
The body was removed IN the Mendnl
undertaking. parlors In Wheeling, early
in the afternoon. where DR.. 4. b. Plant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-05
STRAY RIFLE BULLET IS FATAL.
TOC \. ELLIOTT OF N|ARWOOD

held an autopsy and probed for the hull
lot. The bullet entered above the left
ear. and was found in the brain. Tho
Coroners inquest Will be held this even
ing in the criminal court room.
Mr.. Elliott Is survived by a wife.
three sons. Leonard. Francis and Clif-
ford, and two daughters, Misses Flor
ence and June. His father and Mother,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Elliott of Utica,
\. Y. and one sister. Mrs. Jacob HUI
Der. Of Rochester. y. T. also survive.
He was In the thirty-eighth year Of his
age. and WAS q member OF the Paper
hangers union Of Wheeling. He worked
nj this trade In this vicinity for tho
past three years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-05
LOSE FINGERS WHEN
CANNON EXPLODED
ACCIDENT OCCURRED AT ALLEY
7 AND CHAPllNE STREET
YESTERDAY
Harry Yates, colored, and George
White. White, Victims Of
Fourth" Celebration.

Harry Yates. colored, and George
White. white. both residents Of North
Chapline street, we're painfully inluf'
ed yesterday when small cannon
they were loading exploded. tearing
the thumb and part Of the fourth fns-
er from the Yates boys left hand,
one finger from the hand OF White.
The accident occurred Al Alley
and Chapline street. and was witness
cd by a number. of people who we're
interested spectators of the lads noise
making. AS soon as the explosion oc-
Cured they were rushed 10 the offices
OF DR.. E. S. Kennedy, colored. where
they were attended by DR.. Felix n.
Newman and DR.. Kennedy.
Young Yates is the son OF Brown
Yates and lives at 1908 ChapIine
street The other lad has been work
ing at Leonard Bradford's on Chapline
street. Neither was taken 10 the hos
pital, and late last night they we're
resting nicely. Dr.. Newman does
not fear tetanus. 1t is thought the
lads were tamping bullets into the
cannon. too. for small balls OF lead
we're taken from the Yates boys arm
and leg.