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Cheyenne record., 1916-01-27
ILLINOIS TOWNSHIP

John Lobe has been visiting
oil | friends in this vicinity for
several days.
Howard Bair, of Kansas came
last Friday for a visit with his
brother, S. W. I. 3 III a ld family
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. r. Skinner
were in A"apahoe. last Saturday
on business.
Mr.. and ;I"s l.. Waitman Wis
tied with Nj. and NJ, S Joe Angel
last Saturday.
john Shepard delivered broom
corn IN Wesn;;!', la:; VnurS,;ay.
Wiil Potts and F,'au!; Carter
We're in Cheyenne Wells, on bus
iuess Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Pots went to
Towner last Thursday.
Mrs. Pearl ANGEL visited with
Mrs. Shepard Thursday Of last
week.
Grant Shepard is living en- his
homestead, several miles west Of
hn"c. PerA lps h. Wont hntch
long for this is leap year.
Cheyenne record., 1916-01-27
AR.APAIlOl

J Bushman is suffering with
rheumatism this week.
John Owens was a Cheyenne
Wells visitor Thursday. We are
sorry to note that John is suff T.
ing with his eyes, from the e.
feet Of the dust from the thrrsh-
ilg ra chine.
Ed Graham, I. E. Howard, W
F. Wyant and several others from
A'apahoc, attended the stock
show at Denver last week.
We are s):ry t>no III It Caro-
line dagger is very sick, and net
able to attend school. tiu&tir g
she will He better bE the next
writing.
Ms NJ Z dwards took the q l.
vantag OF the low rates, and
went to Denver where she bought
her stock Of millinery goods for
the spring opening, aIs> of the
yery latest styles in Millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gaiger are
both down with the gripp. 1t
seems as this gripp is common
thing Us every body is having it .
Cheyenne record., 1916-01-27

concerns of the county, are dealt
with by them. They are not APP
preciated as they deserve. If
they have the courage to say no
to some demands made upon
them the claimant will complain,
and on the other hand if they
essay to please every body they
are sure in the mire.
We clip the following interest
ing item from last weeks Chris
tain Herald which many Of the
readers of the Record will appre-
ciate.
Evangelist A. G.. Vci~ht CT
Cheyeun9 Wyo. has jI3t closed
two meetings, one at West Hill!
and the other at LooIingglass
Methodist church Nebraska. be-
tween sixty and seventy made
confession If faith at each Of
these meetings. Both commit
mites were deeply stirred. The
cvcar sells; began . foI' weeks
Campaign at GeonI = 7DrAa:ia.
following the former eff ,;'ts.
We are glad to hear Of Brother
Voights good work.
Cheyenne record., 1916-01-27
\ Il i!N 4

The Ladies' Embroidery CIu5
meets this Thursday with Ms.
Bodwell.
Me5srs Prizler and Roden left
for Council Bluffs, Iowa on a
business trip last Saturday.
Dir. Bo;!we!l re Dorts tn2 arriv-
al Of a boy at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. AGil Bingsto last
Saturday morning.
Nora TDNnar returned to Ma.
con, Mo. last Saturday, after
making some improvements On
her homestead.
Mrs. Ellis returned last Fri
day from 4 six weeks visit with
rt latives in Manhattan Kansas;
Quinton Breeding and family
lett last Friday for an indefinite
visit with relatives in Norton
Kansas; Kansas City: MarstalI,
Mo. and Tulsa: Oklahoma.
W. H. Pritchett, who is taking
care Of c. O. Seass stock had a
severe attack of rheum atism last
week. He thinks he secured the
right panacea and is feeling much
better.
Several Of the farmers are eE-
pecting to thresh soon 1t seems
Mr.. Shoffners engin is not giving
satisfactory results and is delay
ing the work.
During a visit to Kit Carson
last week we saw several loads
of corn on the market. The
Merchants at that place pay one
dollar per hundred for corn and
find a good demand by shipping
it west.
Cheyenne record., 1916-01-27
NORIII \ IiIAt

Miss Elnice Pieroon spent Sat
urday and Sunday visiting at the
Hill! ranch.
J. A. Denly had windmill
troubles jus; after TIE New Year
and is now using q gasoline
engine.
Gay Hatcher is working at the
Denly ranch,
c. F. Jackson made q business
trip to Denver this week.
Fred Strube returned home
f.'om Denver Friday evening.
F. f. Hiboard is expected
home from Denver for a few
days visit this week.
Miss Anna Bleifeld returned
Saturday from q visit at Kit Car
son.
Mrs. Reuter- and daughter Miss
Charlotte were callers at S. G..
Hills Sunday.
Cheyenne record., 1916-01-27

Rev. Grunwald informs us that
while at Denver the first of the
week he called at the hospital
and saw VIM. Moldenhauer and
Mrs. O'Brien, who went there t..
have operations performed, and
he reports that they are getting
along nicely. of which facts we
are pleased to inform our readers
Cheyenne record., 1916-01-27
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under the Act of March 8. 1879.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
TOM CUMMINS wins
MANY COMPLIMENTS
West Virginia Tennis Champion Compn-
meuted by Cincinnati Sport Writer.

The showing made by Thomas Nick.
cummins &C Wheeling. in the tennis
tournament nj Cincinnati WEDNESDAY,
was the big topic in local sport circles
yesterday.
To have defeated William Johnson. OF
San Francisco. former national racquet
champion. in one set OF the tribunals OF
the tri-Statc meet. Is Il record OF when
tho Young chHmnion OF West virginia
ard his Wheeling friends may we'll be
proud.
The Cincinnati INQUIRER, in compli.
p1entary account of the Wheeling boys
sensational accomplishment ana a
graphic description Of his winning set
has the following TO say OF MI Gum
Minis:
T. Mex. Cummins. OF Wheeling. w.
Va, succeeded in taking one set from
William Johnston. The former nation
al champion won in this fashion: 6--4.
4-6. 81. Ga. This WAS good. clean
passing melee. in. which the gallery
found much to applaud. Only occasion
ally did Johnston open up with all his
! srccd, and in some instances Cummins
answered it very well. The Wheeling
hoy showed a fine back hand. and also
displayed some beautiful strokes on
ground balls. His foot work Is excellent
and when he is able Ia handle the speed
he will jump up in faster company.
Cummins let loose with a high
bounding service which gave johnson
something to think about. He made
five scrvlvc aces. two more than john
ston could slip over. Johnston earned
only q fair percentage Of his points. due
To the fact that Cummins was constant.
~ netting the terrific forearm shots OF
the Californian. In the set that he
won Cummins reeled off seven place
mcnt aces. Johnston's best work was
done in the final set. when he repeatedly
passed his opponent for clean aces. Hes
uncorked his wonderful forearm. and
anything that Cumnins stroked 10 him
waist high was nailed for n point. Two
foot faults wcrc called during the match
one on each side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15

Julian EItingc comes to the Court
Theatre tonight after solid years
run in New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
TRYING TO FASTEN
GUILT ON BALDINE
POLICE WANT TWO TEN WHO SAW
ACCUSED MAN LEAVE
CORNTIELD.
Prosecutor Thcrnburg Scours Benatr'
Foreign Section In Search Of
ITALIANS Accomplish.

The latest. development in the Ran
kin murder case is the attempt on the
part OF Martins Ferry police and Bel
mont county authorities TO locate Two
men VIII" claim that they saw man
dressed similar To Harry Baldine leave
curnfie!d last Saturday afternoon. 4
short time alter Lee Rankin. Superinten-
dent rf Inc iOughinghcny d Ohio Coal
Company was held up and murdered
The men live in Martins Ferry accord
Ing IL Information and were passing the
Curnficld in an auto at the time they
saw d man answering to l3aldine's de
ScrIptlun.
The police are also trying to locate a
farmer who was blowing in his field
1T III" uuL ana who is also claimed TO
have seen Baldinc in the c"rnrield. He
WAS dressed in ligh. shirt. but did not
carry any weapons, which did not
arouse the suspicious at the farmer.
Actiu,s on L tip furnished by RCGi lsal-
dacci Iiellairc Italian who WAS arrested
at the same time l5aldinc was taken
into custody Prosecuting Attorney
Thornburs and the TWO Barker lads
from Florence secured the foreign sec
tons Of Bellaire and vicinity yesterday,
In the huIrS OF finding the Italian who
was with Raldinc Saturday and who left
the Blackwell coal mine with Il package
which he said contained pair OF trous-
crs which he was taking 1" Il tailor ~
il believed that the package contained
Baldinc will be given u preliminary
hearing before NLynr Davies, OF ST.
ClairSvillc. According to the authori-
ties. the hearing will include nothing
more than the examination OF several
witnesses and thu holding the man to
the grand jury. Baldine has secured as
his iaMy crs To defend him, Attorneys
I-owrn and Walker. of st. Clarsville.
and Attorney Church, nf Bcllaire.
Announcement was made yesterday AT
th. state Industrial department at Col
umbus. that the y. l. @. Goal Company
has notified tho industrial commission
of the murder Of Lee Rankin. Applica-
ton blanks for compensation under the
windows tnmpcuSatinR act were II once
mailed To the dead mine superintendent ;
widow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mrs. X. Fl. Wilson and son MaSkrey,
have gone to Macinac Island TO spend a
few weeks.
Judge Farr, of Lisbon, was in the city
ycsler day on business.
Or. f. V Arbaugh and wife motored
out Ia 81. Clairsville, yesterday TO at
tend The fair
The Lookout Circle Of Kings Daugh-
tcrs. will meet this evening at the home
of Mrs. Jennie Gatchell.
The Wumen's Home Missionary So
cicty Of the First NJ. r. church. held IS
first quarterly meeting In the church
last evening.
Frank Kerr will leave the first Of the
week for New Concord to enter Muskin-
gum college, He will he accompanied
BY his cousin. bop Kerr, who attended
the college last year.
Mr.. and Mrs L X. HoEe attended The
fair at st. Clairsville yesterday.
Alfred T. Mitchell. Jr., city editor Of
the Daily Times. attended the county
fair a. ST. Gainesville yesterday.
Several auto loads of local nimrods
loft lust night fer the opening Of TIE
squirrel season to-day. They predicted
that tho sport would be good on the
opening day. after the light rainfall.
A. Rcadnran. arrested Wednesday on
q plain drunk charge. was dismissed
yesterday by the mayor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
W. V. u. SCHEDULE
Announced This Week ny George 4
Pyle OF University Athletic
Department,

The football season for the West vir.
ginia University is scheduled to open
September % but as yet no game for
that day has been arranged. The follow
ing week the University Of Pennsylva-
MIA has been scheduled. The schedule
follows:
September 23-open at Morgantown.
September 30--Cniversity OF rennsyl.
rania- at Philadelphia.
October 14-virginia Polytechnic In.
Stitute at Charleston.
October 14-Rcserves VS.. Chenille
Normal at MorKantown.
October 21-Navy at Annapolis. Nd.
October 2l-Reserves VS.. Keyser Prep
at Morgantown.
October 2S--Daris and Elkins, ut Nor.
gantown.
November 4-Gettysburg at Morgan.
town.
November 11-Rutgers at New Bruins.
wick. y. J.
November 1S-Dartmouth. at Hanover,
New Hampshire.
November 25-Catholic University nj
Morgantown.
November 30-Wcst Virginia Wesley.
an at Fairmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
TWO BISHOPS ATTEND
OHIO CONFERENCE
BOTH REACH sTEUBEHvILLE XEG-
TERDAY AND MAKE AID.
DRESSES,

STEUBENVILLE. O., Sept. 14-Bish-
op John w Hamilton and Bishop Frank.
lin Hamilton. both Of Boston, arrived
in this city today and attended the ses-
sions Of the Northeast Ohio 81. E. Con-
ference in session here. Both delivered
brief addresses, the former advocating
assistance for the American university
at Washington, D. G.
The morning session was given over
10 the transaction Of routine business
and the hearing of various reports. The
superintendent Of the Young stown and
Wooster districts reported their districts
to be in excellent shape. Dr.. T. w.
Gross, Of the Wooster district. was
presented with gold watch and chain.
At the afternoon session Rev. J. W.
Dowds delivered an address on 'The
Methodist Home for the Aged" THE
Old Ladies Home Of, Elyria" was the
subject Of an address by Rev. D. H.
Janlison.,
Late this afternoon Prof. Camden NJ.
Cobern delivered his second Of a series
Of lectures. his subject today being
Hosea and Hrs Prodigal Wife"
At this evening the delegates were
Toasted. Three separate banQuests were
held and it Is estimated that nearly
1000 were in attendance.
All sessions Of the conference are
being largely attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
Hellajre Briefs.

Herman Novel; of Cleveland has re-
turned home after L VISIT with trlcnuS
here and at ShadySdr.
Theodore Nrllott OF Glencoe, was a
guest of friends here yesterday.
Miss Virginia lIcEey entertained tho
MARY and Martha Guild of Trinity EpiS-
copat church at her home last evening.
Fred George. Of Rose Hill. is spending
Il few days with friends at Pittsburgh.
The taking Of the new census author
jZcd BY city council will commence next
Monday. The enumeratorS must com
plste the work in seven days.
Mrs John Brannen of Gravel Hill. "nI
tcrtainsG the members of the Women
Home Missionary society Of the First
NJ. E. church at her home yesterday at
tcrnoon.
A practice game between two teams
of the high school football squad may
be staged on the Sixteenth street
Burton McCrnha of Gravel Hill. is
visiting relatives at CannonshurE. Pa.
Mrs. Lou Parker and daughter 81 De-
troit. Mich. are guests nt Mrs. George
Curtis, on Harrison street
The executive committee of the iiol-
mont County Christian Endcavor union
is making ARRANGEMENTS for annual con-
vention To be held in Bethel church on
October II and Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fish Of Gravel Till.
have returned from an automobile trip
through Ohio and Indiana.
MISS KUHN ION or f-aS' l-lN 81 l''l :,
visiting her uncle, Charles C"lleE OF
Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs II. n. Grubh Of North
Jefferson street. have returned from r
Visit with friends at Columbus.
The Young Mems club Of Trinity Epis-
copal church met at tho parish house
last e"ening and organized for the fall
and winter ,
w. L. Milligan has been selected d.
rector nf the vested choir Of Trinity
Episcopal church.
The Junior class Of the Bcllairc high
school will hold a meeting next Tuesday
evening for the purpose OF organizing.
Row J. +. Whitman has gone TO Co.
lumhus to spend 4 few days.
Miss Mary Sslhy loft yesterday for
Strubenrille 20 spend Il few days with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Miller Rnoth Of Belmont
street. have returned from E"allsrtlle
where they attended the funeral OF n
relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hughs Of Pittsburgh:
have been called here by the death or
Hugh T. Hughes.
Mrs. Clyde SnodErass has returned to
her home in Newark. after visit with
Rellaire relatives.
Miss Fay Tannehan Of Noble street;
has gone to Steuhenrille. where she viii!
teach in the public schools.
Master Gordon Wilson OF Belmont
street is i'll at his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT


A SIMPLE, SAFE, RELIABLE WAY.
People who are orcr-burdcnCd with
supcrfuuus fat. know only too well the
| discomfort and ridcule that ovrr-StouT
people have TO bear.
II you are carrying around five nr
| ten pounds of unhealthy fat you arc
unnecessarily weakening yuIr vital or
cans and arc carrying burden which
! destroys the beauty OF your figure.
There Is no need Of anyone suffering
! from SupcriluouS rat. II you want To
reduce your weight in simple. safe
and reliable way. without starvation diet
or tircsunc exercise. spend as much
time as you can IN the open air breathe
dceply and get from any good druggist
a box OF oil of kOren capsules: take one
after each meal and one before retiring
1T night.
Weight yourself one" a week SO as to
know just how t4st you are losing
! weight and don't lc1rc uf: the treatment
or even skip Il sinGfe dose until you are
down to normal
OH of korcin Is absolutely harmless
is pleasant 10 take. helps digestion and
is designed TO conSun" the cXcessiv"
fatty tissue by increasing the oxygen
carrying power Of the blood. Even 4
few DAYS treatment should Shnw a no.
nc, able reduction in weight. footsteps
become lighter. your work seem easier
AMI lighter and more hu"yant feeling;
take possession of your whole being.
Every person who suffers from SUPER
nuouS fat should give this treat m"ni a
trial. there is nnthtn- better. T.. II.
Pan. ll,h C Market ST.: Z. Ii. Grl"st
can supply yor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
HARVARD Will
RETAIN TITLE

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 14.--Harvard,
MS the result Of to-day's matches in the
inter- collegiate tennis tournament at
the Merton Cricket Club. retains the
and 6. Colkat Gamer. both. of aHrvard'
will meet in the final round Tomorrow.
In the semi-finals to-day Gamer de-
fcateJ Jerry Weber. Of Yale. 81, 6-3. 81
while Pfaffman disposed Of Eugene
Warren, Southern California, rs. 90
c.
Harvard's double pairs also were sue
ccsscul to-day. Gamer and Richard r
Harte. Jr.. defeating Hopkins and Hall
Of Yale. Cd. So. in the second round
while J. S. Pfaffman and w. p white
house eliminated Edwards and RowIano'
University of Pennsylvania. 10. 30.
Sc. Harvard already has won points
and victory In both the doubles viii
give the Crimson permanent possession
Of ;hc trophy Eugene Warren and T.
r. Mccormick. representing the Cniver-
si,y of Southern California. Will meet
CaSer and Hurte in one semi-tlnal oou,
bles match tomorrow, while Riker ana
KNOX. OF Princeton. Will oppose plaii
nam and Whitehouse In the other: IN
the second round to-day Warren and NC
! Cormck defeated Blair and Holt OF
CornLr. 6-4. 6-2. Riker and Knox dis
posed of Lyon and Larmon. of Cornell
match with Weber To-day. His fore
hand drives and side line passing were
entirely toe accurate and steady Tor me
Yale player and he took the match IN
, three sets.
Warren and Pfaffnan had THRILLING
struggle in the other singles semi-fina
match. The Pacific Coast star took me
first set -. but tired visibly IN the
second and was beaten ca. Pfatfmar
! grow stronger as the match progressed
and won out by taking the last TWO scts
"a - The Harvard man came up &c
the net whenever hn could get his re-
turn 70 an unGuarded corner OF the
court. Warren appeared unable to con.
troll his backhand and repeatedly SEN
back easy returns for Pfatfman 10 Kill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15

Fighting Chance. h. <. Sir Char-
liz Herr (Whitc) ............. ! !
Adele Block. h. f., Sir j. Malcolm
Forbes (Stcvens) .......... z
Rirchw"od. b. E. Sire Cochato.
iE'urhushD 3 3
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|
MAKES 4 NEW
WORLD RECORD

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Sept. 14-Di-
rectum |. worlds champion pacing
stallion, added an important chapter
10 harness horse history today at the
New York State Fair Grand Circuit
meeting when he broke all records for
a half mile by going the distance IN
65% seconds. The former record Oh
Sc held by Dan Patch was made be-
hind Il windshield At Memphis, in 1908.
Directum was paced by running
horse and covered by the first quarter
in 26aI seconds. the fastest In pacing
history. The second quarter was maze
in % seconds. He was driven by
Thomas Murphy Of Poughkeepsie.
Roam Hal. showed a wonderful flight
of speed in the Chamber OF Commerce
stake for 200 PAGERS which he won
in straight heats defeating Miss Harris
NJ. in thrilling stretch drives.
Busy Lassr, handled by Cox, came
from behind 10 will all three heats
Of the Governors stake for 2:20 trot-
trrs.
SUMMARIES.
GALS Trot. in Trophy; League OF
Amateur Driving Clubs. Wagon
Race
EudOra Spicr. blk. NJ, by p1rcc-
| tum Sricr-End"ra. tWhitc).... 1
! Lucy Van. h. M, Sire Anderson
Wilkes. (McDnnald) .,..... 2
! Hawkins blk: g., by Lord Alves- :.
tin my ITO Roy. b. m. tDevereauxj.. 4
Timc-2:l5&: 2:lGA>
gag Trot, in 3, League Cup, League Of
Amateur Driving Clubs. Wagon
Fond issue. h. &. by The
| Observation-Disclosures Mitch
rE Ttr Mac. b. h. by rcicr the
Grcat-Lillian r tShaw). -.
| Bronson. br. <. by Bingen-Myr-
rI tic i: 6 $a5 "a: cHcDcnslaj 8 3
Helena Constantine, h. m. CIar-
r Tiin"n2 90 q: '2:;1;14a: 2::iis. 49,
The Governors stake, 2:2o Trot, Heat
Plan, Purse $4,000.
! Busy Lassic h. M. by Peter
| the Grcat-MisS Busy (Cox) l l l
! American Girl. CHI. m. Sir Nc
Intock. (Murray) ...........
Ed Axwor,hy. b. e. by AXwor- .. g.
thy-Extasy. (MrDonaldl,. 3
.Alra D. h. m. by Danvcr-Eliza
| Il" (McMahon) ......:.....
/ The ''t Chamber Of Commerce Stake, 2:o7
! Pace. heat Plan. Purse $4,000.
Enctn-Alaud {. NIurrhy).. l l
; Miss Harris NJ. H. M. by Peter
| the Grcat-Mary Allen NC
| Savoy. blk. E. by Charlie Hayt
! Mary roaStman (FlOydD.... ) 3
! Timr--@:n9a,: 2:0I24 2:n1t
2:22 Trot, Heat Plan. Purse $1,000.
| Scmrrct. blk h.. by Somhro-
| Lilly s (Mcpnnald) ........ ! l l
! DoSralos. h. H.. Sire san Fran
cisco (CnX) ................
| Notice r.. b. m. by Almnnarch-
| Musical Chimes CDiCkcrson) " !" :"
| NurCiSs;L y. b. M. by Ed Win
tcr---Sahinc (iindS) ....... q
Judge Jones. b. x .tJOncs).... 4 5
| Aquilnn, h. Il (Chandlcr) ..... Dis.
| Aquilcn. b. h tChandlcr) $50. Dis.
| Gambler. h. H.. (NinCCnO. i Dis.
! Time--2:10L 2:h9L: 2:O9&.
2:24 Trot, In g. Trophy, League Of
Amateur Driving Clubs. wagon
| Rase.
! Fighting Chance. h. =. Sir Char
! liz Herr (Whitc) .............
| Adele Block. h. f.. Sir j. Malcolm
! Forbes tStcvens) ............
! brentwood. b. E. Sire Cochato.
| cruz nNSll a
Timc-2:1I&; 2:17%.
Julian Eltingc comes to the Court
Theatre tonight after a solid years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-15
deaf AND DUMB BOY
IS KILLED BY AUTO
LANSING LAD DARTS FROM BEHIND
WAGON AND IS HIT BY
AUTOMOBILE
neck Il Broken And Death Is 1nstan-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is Not Notified
Of Accident

Darling from behind a wagon on which
h" was taking a ride, Mike talenskE. Il
tcu-year- old deaf and dumb lad or ans
ing was struck by an auto driven by II.
+. Hatcher of Pittsburgh yesterday at
ternoon at four o'clock and killed in
stantly. The boys neck was broken
which resulted in instant death. llatcn-
err who Is said to have been entirely
hiamcless. stopped his machine and tried
TO help tho child. hut his efforts wnro
in vain. he later came to tho Bridge
Yur; city building and gave his name
and address To Officer Gilhooley:
The dead hoy is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Calcnsky. Polish residents or
Lansing. The accident occurred on the
National pike near the I.orain Coal u
Dock company'S store. Hatcher had
been Attending the Belmont county fair
and listing his grandfather. Squire
John Sidch"ttom. ut st. Clalrsvllie. ana
was returning 10 his home in Pittsburgh
when the accident occurred. Coroner
Roger was not notified of the accident.
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BridPeport Briefs,

Attorney Harry Rogers nf Columbus
will be hero today on business.
Carl T.catherwnod Of ParkorshurG
was here yesterday to attend the fun
cral Of his grandfather David Paxton.
Several auto loads OF local Colored
people attended a dance at st. Glars
vile last night.
Members Of the local hoard IF cduca-
tIon attended lcctur" at the Martins
Ferry High: School last night by Fro-
fcSsor Boudreay Of the Ohio State uni
versity.
Probate Judge John Nichols nj st.
Clairsvillc was in the city last evening.
DR.. John Caldwell of Rayland was in
tho city yesterday.
Frcd Hihhs left last evening for Not
tingham tn spend few days hunting.
Four offenders wcr" lodged in tho
city building last evening. Ono plain
drunk was fined 81 and costs by Mayor
Schafer yesterday morning..