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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
SHOOTING VICTIMS
ARE RECOVERING
MARTINS FERRY WOMAN IN.
PROVES WHILE HUSBAND
SHOT HER is BURIED.
Men Hurt at TiltonvilIe and YorkvilIe
WHl Recover-AssaIant Of One
10 Still at Large.

Three persons who were Victims Of
Martins Ferry's crime wave are re-
covering from gunshot wounds and
are expected TO recover. The comb.
ton of Mrs. Belle Thesis. who was
shot by her husband Saturday night
showed much Improvement yesterday
and it is probable thai she Will snnn
he our Of danger. Her husband who
was successful in. his attempt lie cnt
his own life. was buried Yesterday in
Riverview cemetery. Martins F".r".
Constantine Slantoulas. who was
shot in the right breast early Monday
morning at Yorkville by nero who
attempted 10 burclarize his hnluc. was
mich improved yesterday. II is now
believed that he will rccoTc" fr:m The
wound which. was believed tc BE- fatal
The negro who did The shooting has
not been caught. but III. auIhcri;: -
T.: all surrounding towns llv" been
gwen descriptions Of two. S'tru~' ne
groes who were seen hanging around
Yrkvile. il being believed THAT one
of them did the shooting. James COLO
who was shot Monday ni&ht by an
Italian. Is also al tho hospital. hui Is
in no danger. He WAS shnt in The
right elbow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
WOMAN PUTS Up
STIFF BATTLE.
EVA MARROW RESlSTS ARREST
AND FIGHTS PROHIBITION
OFFICER.
Is Finally Landed In jail After Quite
TussIe In Which Assistant
Prosecutor Participates.

Eva NARROW. said to be an inmate
OF a house In the closed district.
ought TO go 70 war. She demon
strated her ability to fight when she
was being arrested last night by
Deputy Prohibition missioner
Bert E. Phillips on the charge Of dis
orderly conduct. And as a result Of
her demonstration, she must now face
two additional charges profanity and
resisting an officer,
Ii all happened as result OF some
OF Eva's remarked directed AT the
prohibition officer when he was ar
resting John Mcbride on the charge
of violating the Yost law. Captain
Phillips found John trying 10 smuggle
In a wagon load of booze from Bridge
port and when an arrest was at
tempted on the Island John Is said
10 have put up pretty stiff battle.
Eva and some companions, both men
and women. passed by in an auto.
mobile about this time. and she is
said TO have begun using abusive and
exceedingly profane language at tho
officer Of the law. He remarked that
he would get her later, and she dared
him TO get" her then. but he had his
hands full landing Mcbride and the
booze.
Later however, Captain Phillips
saw the automobile containing the
woman and her comapnions on Four
teenth street, just off Main. He
ordered the driver TO drive ii to the
Jail. but Eva decided she wasn't going
that way and attempted 10 leave II.
The officer caught her, and then the
fun started. For d few minutes
Capt. Phillips was practically helpless
against fusillade Of blows. kicks.
scratches and abusive remarks. or
course. he could not use similar
tactics against a woman. SO he had
10 defend himself as much as pos
sible, but he is still wearing the
marks of battle In the form of several
long cuts and scratches about the
face His eye glasses we're also
broken in the melee.
A crowd soon gathered. Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Carl Bachman.
who was passing, went TO the aid Of
the prohibition officer, whereupon Il
man giving the name Of Ed Zane
went to the aid Of the woman. He
was placed under arrest by Mr.. Bach
mann. Finally the party landed in
the county Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
COMMITS SUICIDE IN
PECULIAR MANNER
LOUIS SCEAOl STRANGlSS SELF
TO DEATH AT HOME NEAR
BEClAlRE.
Had Attempted Sclf-Ocstfuct'n7
Year Ago Tcday-is Said to
Have Been .Dementec.

Louis Schadl. aged 81. IN Austrian,
committed suicide in Il T"ruila' man
ner ai his home. Amber. pos'olflcH.
four miles south nf Rcllairc. !nStcr-
day afternoon.
Coroner j. r. Wyatt was caIl"'! and
,Iron investigation found thai '5"ra'li
had been dCrangcd for soma 'im". IT
is said he attempted to, rcH!n'' SUI
eide just . year ago today. July L.
1915, hu, was prevented BY friends
who suspected his motives and ioI-
lowed him.
He wa: missed about " O'Clock yes.
rerdav aricrnr,>n His wife instituted
a search with tho result that ne "aS
found dead under The porch oI his
hove. He h"h hcen sir'i1.=l"d %
death by = ropr lied about his neck
and fastened 10 the raft'T above. IN"
nO,rh was enclosed by lattice work.
and entrance had been gained through
- small window from The basement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
HOTEL SOTHERN
THE WESTM0N & S;s " e': s;:;

sea water bath: run!ns water In rooms; cuisine un
surpassed rates reduced for early season; sl259 up
weekly. Booklet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
JOHN NJ BRIDE
CAUGHT AGAIN
RAG PICKER'S WAGON CARRIED
TEN KEGS AND FIVE BAS-
kE1S OF BEER.
Old Offender Nabbed by Deputy Com
missioner PhiIips--May Face
Bone Dry Law.

John Mcbride, alleged 10 be a per-
sistrnI violatOr OF The IoSt law. was
IA bbrd again last night by Deputy
Commissioner Of Prohibition Bert T..
Phillips. The arrest WAS made on the
Island.
Captain Phillips. hearing some time
ago that Mcbride WIS Transporting
liquor into this city. planted himself
at the Island hose house. Pretty soon
he spied Mcbride. who is rag pick
or. driving down from the Bridgeport
bridge Haling his man. Phillips de,
mauded 10 know what was in the
lies" Phillips felt down in the wagon
under lot of rags and found bottles
OF beer Working bluff, the officer
allowed him 10 drive on toward Tie
city. Reaching Virginia street. Me.
Bride whipped up his horse and head
ed back toward Bridgeport. Phillips
hailed him again and put him under
arrest. Mcbride put up Stiff scrap.
but Phillips suhdued him and called
Patrolman Charles Bickerton 10 drive
The cargo 10 The Jail. following close
in his automobile.
When the cargo was unloaded from
under the rags ten kegs OF beer and
five baskets containing two dozen bot
lies each were found.
This Is the first arrest made IN
Wheeling since tho Reed Federal
amendment. commonly called the bone
dry law. took effect July l, 1t is said
the Federal authorities will cause Me.
Brides arrest under the Reed amend
ment after the State is through with
him, and make a test Of his case un-
der the bone dry law.
Mcbride has done time both as
State and Federal prisoner for viola
tions OF the liquor laws.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
JUDGE DAYTON IN
PATRIOTIC CHARGE
TO j, s. GRAND JURY

S1.rA Dispatch To thu Int.llis"ncer
ELKINS. W. Va, July Sin charg-
ing the federal grand jury today
United States District Judge Aston
G. Dayton denounced Germany as "a
mad-dog nation running amuck and
proving upon the civilized world. ana
made forceful appeal 10 the jurors
10 not retard the United States IN
its righteous fight for humanity, JUS
tice and individual freedom by falling
through fear. providing they found
just cause TO return indictments
against Slackers."
DO not place premium on
cowardlce," the judge said, nor char
acterize neglect Of patriotic duty as
a virtue by failing. or refusing 10 dis
charge your solemn oaths.'
we are already in war. the most
terrible war ever waged in the history
Of the world. Few of Us" he declared,
so far removed from the seat Of The
mighty conflict, engaged in customary
peaceful pursuits, realize its awful
magnitude We have no patience
with shrkers or hyphenated Ameri'
cans. The time has come when We
of long suffering America must band
together. stand by the president and
the flag of our country and wage
spirited and merciIosS warfare upon
the common enemy. who by force ot
arms Is cndeavorilk4 TO spread the So
called German 'kulIur' throughout the
civilized world.
III man harbnrs reasonable
thoughts toward America or our
president, he must not voice them,
the judge continued. "or he will suf
Ter the swift and sure penalty Of the
law"
If indictments are presented again Il
number OF slackerS now held In Jail
awaiting the action Of the grand jury
it. is proba BILE that trials will be held
later In the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
FRANCHISE NOTICE
wood, has returned from visit in Ma

wood. has returned from a visit'tn Ma
rielta.
Yesterday with his uncle. Park LEM
ons. Gt Warwood
Mrs. Charles Miller returned home
Yesterday after a few days visit in
John Almond and family. Of South
Warwood, will leave today for a short
visit in Springfield, o.
Miss Dale Ross was reelected TO
position rs teacher in the Benwood
high school.
the guests OF Mrs. Homer Wiles, re-
turned 10 the home in Marietta yestcr-
day.
street. is visiting relatives at Fair
mont. ". Va.
Miss Helen Ackcr. Of tho Island. Will
spend the Fourth with Mrs. John Nc
Graw. of Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Garnet VIII en-
Joy the Fourth q, the Moundsrlile camp
grounds. -.
Mrs Arch Ridgley returned Tuesday
from a visit TO Beaver Falls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04

FOURTH CARD
Today's Games.

McConkey VS.. Home club at Wheeling
park: umpire. Eoi6ht.
l3auers vs.. SIroehnanns At Tunne!
Green: umpire. Lucas.
Carroll club VS.. Shadyside at Shady
side: umpire, McConkey.
Fulton Us. Wheeling NJ. and F. at
Fulton: umpire. English.
Above is given the schedule Of today
games in the TntcrCity baseball league.
President Harry Bell last evening an
rhunccd that there would be but one
game played. and that 1t would take
place in the afternoon at the above in
oiirated places.
Considerable interest attaches itself to
several ofthe agnes, but perhaps the
most important OF the day Is that to be
played at Tunnel Green between the
Eauers and Stroehmann clubs. The lat
ter has not lost a game. while the
EaucrS have also been playing a classy
article of ball. Noel and Butler Will
form the battery for the Bauers. while
Costello and Welch will work for the
StlOehmanns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
HIGHLAND DISTRICT
TEACHERS. APPOINTED
A. L. GEEGG, OF TYLER COUNTY,
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL.
Harry Robinson Selected as Secretary
Of Board-other News OF Up
River District

Teachers for the coming term were
appointed last night a. meeting Of the
I;jrhIuud district board -! education
\. l.. Gregg. Of Middlcbonrnc. former
county superintendent Of Tyler county
>rhnuis. was chosen principal Of the
hirh svhuu! and district superintendent.
succeeding Pref. Joseph Evans. VINO re-
signed.
'I,ner high school teachers selected
are Henry Mitchell. Miss Pauline Ew,
hay. charge Of thc commercial depart
rn"nt 1t Was decided TO make the War.
wood high school vi the first grade and
iuur-y"ar course was adopted INC
sixth. seventh and eighth grades will
i,u l'c taught in the high school build
inc, and tho following teachers were So
lrcInd for these: Miss Mont gomcr$,
Miss HciSlcr and Miss Garrison.
tIlh"r appointments arc:
North Warw"ud-J -. Mitchell. prlli-
Gibson. Mary Alexander Helen, Slitc,
Hattie Lyon: and Esther Ehoad"s.
south Warwnud--Thurniund Hedges.
rrrmrip;;l: Emma Kraft. Ether knukc'
Mary Met 'WlInch. Mabel Bruhn and Eliza
beth Luckcl.
t;resss-l'rni. Gr@woll. principal
Misses Florence kimmIns. L.ulu Nandin:
ami Lucy l'ailourr.
Morgan--T.ulu Waddcll.
iIlShianL-- MarY T.. Crouch.
Eri,k--DlIir Eruhurr
t'Iutnn-.- Prof. .LiIrrctt
Peters tirIn--';rrirrIde Rogers.
Waducll--t;Stelln Wallieli.
Tn. matter "t increasing salaries was
not discussed last night.
Mr. Grc@E. III" new high school rrln-
rir1l comes highly recommended. lie
raIghi four years IL Ih" rIiai schools.
was district supervisor year pt Cabin
,'r,"k district. H;Inawhn county. taught
TOR u Tine in he Montgomery pr@para-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
VISIT
GERMAN|A BANK
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME OF INSTi-
TUITION INSPECTED BY AO-
MIRlNG CITIZENS.
BureIar-Proof Vault Is Marvellous
Piece Of nstruction-Equip-
ment Most Modcrn.

Yesterday marked the opening. Of
the new and palatial home OF the Ger
mania Half-DoIlar Savings bank. on
Market street. Thousands OF people
streamed in and OUT OF the beautiful
new building throughout the day.
Smiles and handshakes greeted every.
one upon entering the front door and
throughout the building an official or
the bank was stationed Al each point
Of interest. and explained each OF me
many new features installed. Nyrlads
of flowers adorned every available
spot. and an excellent orchestra rem
dered patriotic and other well chosen
airs.
A portrait painted by ]. J. Owens.
Of this city. of George Hook. The or
sanizer and former president Of the
institution hangs over the desk OF
the present president. +. a. Driehorst.
The picture attracted much at'en.
ton. and the artist was profuseiy com
plimenied on his ability, as the life.
sized portrait is an excellent piece OF
work.
Proba bly, The most Interesting fea-
ture is the ultra modern type OF safe
~ deposi vault. The door To his
compartment weighs - tons. ana Is
of lie latest pattern. This door elm
3
locked in the vault and su1ocating be
fore the time lock cnnld be- released,
AS has often been the case in other
vaults. The time lock is accesSlb r.
Ia anyone within the vault by break
ing a glass which projects ii, and the
turning OF a lever permits the cont
bination on The exterior of the vault
to br onened. The outer wall Of the
vault is constructed nt an eiGhl-lnch
concrete walt, within which are heavy
lamluatcd steel HAIRS. between lhlS
and the inner. wall is an AIR space, inc
purpose Of which is ia foil any al
Tempt TO open The. vault with pHPlo..
sIves The inner wall is composed OF
vanadium steel. one inch 1h'rK, WILD
will resist any ordinary drill. The
floor Is CONSTRUCTED Of heavy steel
rails gel in concrete. VIII De d.
eyroedinclv clovnr safe blower that
opens This practically invulnerabIe
vault
All Of the furnishings are Of the lat
es, and most beautiful style. lnc!ud-
ing tho directors room. thr comfort
rest rooms and other departments OIL
the bank.
I'pon exiting. each "isitor was pre-
scented with thermometer rs SOU
vrnir, each lady with a chrySanthe,-
mum. ant each gentleman with CT
gar.
+. E.: Driehorst, 4. &. Nadlich, George
W. Lutz. G. NJ. Oliver. Sr., Louis berls'
chy. Charles Rarhman, 10 I'm A.. Clarke,
William Pfarr. l.. S. Good. Y. 4. Cum
linz. Fl. +. Joncf. The officers are;
+. {. Driehorst. president: a. G. Had
Itch, president: V. &. Cunning,
cashier: Jnh1l Metzeer, assistant caSh'
ier: Carl Long. teller; InomaS =
Toner, bookkerper; John W. Lashiey,
messenger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
GARDEN TO SELL. TRUCKS
well known Wheeling Salesman Now
Handles Smith Form-h Truck.

Tom t;ar,lnn has secured tho ncencr
for tho Smith FnrmA Truck and Will
soil these truck attachments through
rhn Rri,rn H. ScahriGht Hc6ncT i'll this
city. lie has already taken i'm the sale
If his nov line.
MIR t;ar,irn Is ORC IF the best known
saloSmrn ri Wheeling He WAS M n"
.mrln, If the Rank of tho ohio VALLEY
for several wears and later with the /.
Srhcuk r. Sons company. ~" starts in
hi. now line with every prospect Of sue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Richie Rural Teachers.

The board Of education uf In" Richie
rural district met last evening al thH
home nt tho secretary, A. t. Edge
Charles Kerr. ono Of tho members. r"t
tired and ~ &. Edge was chosen TO fill
The vacancy Tn" board elected II. l..
Hencman To perform tho duti". al sr'-
rotary during the following year. The
other elections are:
East Twrnty-nmth Street School
Mrs. f.. |. Jones, district supervisor and
principal: Miss Alicia Hoover. Room e:
Miss Naz.l Springer. Room 5: Miss
Jewel Green. Room J.
Bethlehem SChoul---MiSs Augusta
Bchr.nN ;uom =: Miss; Nellie Rice.
Room l. jauitrcss. Mrs. Catherine Och.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
Observance at Country Club.

Tho Tnuniry cub To-day VIII attrAct
society in great numbers. Many will
motor TO the beautiful resort to either
take part in the many activities offered.
or to observe the day in the more quiet
pleasures.
The golf tournament and tennis Will
prove most Interesting. During the az
tcrnpoR tho Premier orchestra Will give
an outdoor concert. Reservations have
been madE for many pleasant dinner par
ties. and with the dance IN the evening
the observance OF the pleasant holiday
Will conclude
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
FOOD RIOTERS SENTENCED.

rOPENHAGEN. .uiy 2.-IicSId"nis
rr Stctiin Germany. appeared f"i"r" 'l'''
military court Saturday I" answer Tor
raT,iringtinn In tn" food rIuiSr IN June
- and 20 The testimony showed that.
.xrired by rumors ihat merchants were
shining POTATOES abroad. great cruM'dS.
hostIl To- the merchants. attacked Tho
police and plund"r"I St"r"~ tn ring
ioadcrs wr"c sentenced 20 - months
and a wear .i,npris"nnl"nt. others r"""lv-
ing lighter or suspended sentences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
Bars Politics From Bank;
Directors Have Resigned

BERKELY. Cal, July 3.-Because
of disagreement between the officials
of The Federal. land bank here. the
designations nf Senator R. L. Doug
las. OF Fallon. Nev.. vice president,
and Prof. Elwood Mead. Of the Cniver-
SHY of California. director, were an
nounced to-day.
The president says he intends to
run the bank without regard to poll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
TODAY'S GAMES
NnRnrMa GAMEa

AORNINQ GAMED
At Elm Grove: Washington, Pa,
va. p. and Z. q.
AFTERNOON CANES
At Martins Ferry: ALI StAr1 VI.
Bellatre Athletics.
At Elm Grove: Warrington, p,
vs. P. and Z. G..
At Wheeling park, Ncconksy ~.
Homo club.
At Tunnel oresni 1ausr0 ~.
9troehinAnn club.
Fulton.
At Ehadysidei Carroll club ",
ehAdyHde.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
Funeral Services Todsy.

Tho funeral SERVICES Tor The late
George M"ronaia. who died Monday
morning at o'clock in the North
Wheeling hospital Will he held at :"
&c took Wednesday morning AT his
home in North Warwuod. Friends and
relatives are invited 10 attend the serr-
ir"s Int"rmrni "ill he in Mount CAL
NHrN cnmCtnrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
Big Methodist Picnic.

Several hundred Narwood people.
members and friends of the NJ. r..
church. will celebrate the Fourth vii
n JOLT nlt-fashloned picnic. wEer"
there Will b.. c"nl things 10 cat galore
and amHseIu..iliS of all kinds.
Trucks and touring cars will carry
all /" the picnic grounds at Hacks
Hollow up Gl"ns Run. leaving Moor"'s
store at a:l5 =. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
POLICE PICK-UPS

DRINKS who started in carly to Cnlrhrala
tho Fourth William Bachtnr. by Officer
r'nnlcv: linn Wilson. by trumhack"r. and
john nne. hr Innlcv. arc in the lookup
awaiting 4 hearing on drunk charges.
L"r White, by t'rumhackcr. Is held on u
disnrdcrly charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
Miss Murray Entertains,

Last evening At h"r nom" On South
F.off street. Miss Clara Murray enter
tanned number at friends in honor IF
her fifteenth birthday. Games. music
and dancing wrr" rr."y"d. ~ an ap-
prnpriatr hour 4 lhrcc-cUurSc luncheon
MnS served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
FLOUR PRICE DROPS

CHICAGO. July "a; further drop
in Hheprice Of -four was announced
here Today when fnmily brands 81
sprinE wheat -four were cut 81 IN s.
a barrel. This is $3.50 barrel below
the high point in May.
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An Ideal Vacation.

This ntpruinr a. .'ri"ck II numb y
OF South Side men left Tor Little But
ralp crock. near C'lA!svlile. Pa. 10 camp
and hu,I prrundh"I:&. At moan tCGa!
tl.c" will he Joined by their wives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
Stores Do Big Business.

Several u Tho local GROCERY storcs
reported that They had never had Il
moro rushing day than yesterday. Their
trucks and wagons were kept busy ev-
cry minute Of The day and one Of the
large stores had to borrow truck to
holm OUT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
Up-the-River Picnic.

\ party OF Young pcopI" Of Warw ooi
and Wheeling arc enjoying. delightful
outing on The Home Acre picnic grounds
n"Tlh ri WarWpnd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
Engagement Announced

Tn" aScment Of Miss Elizabeth K.
Thaxtnr. of Bangor. Nc. has been an
nounced to Mr.. James B. watson, OF
WhcaIinE W. Va.
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Personals and Briefs,

Miss Betty Winterholler Is visiting
Miss Anna Schultz. OF Fifth street.
Mrs. T. n. Haynes, Of North War
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
TERROR RE|GNS
,(Conttnued from First Page.)

out Of town on the railroad tracks,
more crossed TO the Missouri side,
where all was quiet. and still others,
assured OF protection by the aug
mented force Of soldiers. returned 10
their homes. Some. whose homes
were burned. were cared for In a
camp hospital arranged by members
Of the chamber of commerce. A news
paper reporter. who was in The thick
Of the trouble last night. related a
particularly brutal story. white
man, observing covering negro,
approached and said:
Come with me into this alley;
you'll be safe there, there's soldier
there" The negro followed. In the
alley the white man calmly shot his
victim through the head and hurried
back into the street. presently Joining
a mob intent on rope and lamp post
lynchinc.
No systematic search Of the ruins
WAS made today. but fear thar scores
OF dead might lie beneath gradually dis
appeared. Last night brought rumors
that many bodies had been thrown
in the river. but the waters gave up
no dead tolay. aud by night 1t was
doubted whether tho death list would
much exceed the list in the NOR
tuaries.
SPRlNGFIELD. ILL.,, July 2. - Gov.
Lowden this afternoon ordered Troop
d of Springfield anu six companies
of tho Second Illinois infanry at
Chicago. to proceed 1T once 10 East
St. Louis With Tho twelve companies
OF National Guardsmen and two com.
panies Of fed"ralizcd troops at Est
S.. Louis. in all. twenty-onr com.
panies will be on hand 10 cope with
riot conditions tonight
Il understand you have all been sick
l. u at Your nous" ami hH'i - hHv.. tho
doctor VIII Ms tn" $i"k"St
l.. l. Lid
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II understand you have all been sick
l. a your nous" ami hHd 20 hnv" tn"
doctor. VIII wa> tn" si"k"St"
Ia. wncn he got tho bill judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04

FOR sALE-Registsred o. l.. c. boar p!Es WITH aul-
ity, size and ciny prize winning blood In sbuna'
ance. Improve your herd nth registered boAS.
price reasonable. SHIPPED on approval z < Cod
such, RaJlsnd. Ohio 5e-ut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
WANTED--MaIe Help
FOR RENT-Picnic Grounds

FOR REkT-Picnic grounds open for July Four'n J"
private rsrtiea Call National ZOO" hes'An.
lev r,npbe,l's Grove, Biz wheeling Creek. D-3.s
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