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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
NAN FAIL IRE CAUSE
OF KENTUCKY WRECK

LOUISVILLE. Ny. Dec. 2t.--"Man
failure" caused the disaster which cost
more than two score lives when two
Louisville and Nashville passenger
trains came together in Il rear end col
lisinu last Thursday nigh. 1T .Shep-
herdsvillr. according TO 4 statement Is
sued tonight by r. VI. Satarks general
manager OF the Louisville and Nash
vile.
In his statement which Summar-
ICES the findings Of n hoard OF inquiry
made up Of railroad officials. he says
the first nc.:iig.nc.:" WAS the failure
Of the tagman and conductor OF the
train ahead ITO protect the rear Of their
train while it WAS standing on the main
line At and near Shcphcrdsrille. and in
falling to protect It while not making
schedule time before reaching Shep-
herdsvllle.'
The engineer OF the fast train which
followed is also charged with negll-
gence in that "he failed to have his
train under control AS he approached
Shepherdsviiie. go that II need he he
could stop before passing the station.
Instead Of this. though he did not get
the signal to proceed he continued at
such @ rate Of speed he not only passed
tho station. but ran 1900 feet beyond"
The vreckage Of the train was carried
500 feet beyond the point where 1t was
hit. the statement adds.
The fagman AMI conductor referred
70 we're killed. The engineer was one
~ the witnesses called before the board
OF inquiry.
The operator at Shepherdsvillc Is OK
onerated by .he statement which says
..he did everything possible In the
premises.
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10000 Homeless; 1900
Killed; 1900 Injured;
Loss Fifty Millions

HALIFAX. Dec. 24.--Fift"cn hum
dred killed. 1000 seriously injured. ~
non homeless and total property !"SS
amounting 70 $50 .nhn was IN" eSI-
mate today OF destruction and carnage
caused by the explosion OF the am
n,unition ship Mont Blanc on December
s. which wrecked and burned an area
Of two and half square miles IN the
north end Of Halifax.
Tho estimate was prepared ana SUD-
mitted 70 the general relief committee
By J. II. Wingfield. an expert who made
a detailed examination. The figures.
while not accepted as final. were re-
yarded by the committee as conserFa-
TIVE.
The value Of homes destroyed or
damaged beyond repair" WinGfteld's re-
port stated. will not be less than VI
400. 900. The damage to homes that can
be required plus the value of furniture
and personal effects lost VIII reach
SIS. 400. Damage to civic provincial,
government. military. naval church. In
stitutinnal and industrial property was
S25. 66n. hhu.
"ThcS. figures show total property
loss 90 $.r.rl;,.""" hu, a. present they
are only rS'i"l:'i'." "i a ;:ntasi"" char
aclcr and IN any "vrEt 10 not cover
so-callcd replacement vaiG". To this
must De. added t.:v cost ~ temporary
shelter and relief Cor AZ least six months
\ low cStinat" t"r this work would he
S. .hno. nnh. Then The mater 81 comprn-
Satipn or anruitirS To ihuS" permanently
disabled and to families. Ji"prirrd 81
their means % support Will certainly
require another S,.a"". ANN. summing
up. Il total OF not less than $@h."hn.h6
will be required |" COVER all losses
here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
Peace to Be Forced By
: Sword Unless Offer Is
:, Accepted, Kaiser Says

AMSTERDAM. Dec. 2I.-"If tho enc
my does no; want peace. then VIC must
d, bring peace {" the world 10y the bat
tering of our iron fist and "ur shining
sword" Kaiser Wilhelm declared in 4
speech TO tn" S.'r"ud Army
Despite three y.n-s a. war and SUt-
ferinx the kaiser continued Cur old
i offensive Sp:ri; is still ..i:""ttv".
This is shown tn. German emperor
added by the recent great victories in
Flanders and at Can,Ara where the ar
rogaut British first felt tnc crushing
. force of our offensive blow.
The Kaiser. continuing. "Xtrava gantly
praised the tactics. strategy and valor
of the successful defense OF his troops
on the west front FL referred rspcc-
tally to the defense which German
troops int"r2nsed against the attempt
10 advance towards BRUSSELS as the
most gigantic feat in history
The year !9l7.' thn kaisc- said,
has pro""d that tho German people
have in tho Lord of Creation above an
unconditional: ;si 4vowed ally on whom
they can arsoiu,,iv roy.
"Wtthou, Him ri would have been in
vain"
day 10 tn" Second Array. somewhere on
the ives, front.
The German federal council has ap-
proved Chancellor H"rGiiaS's Russian
peace program. according: TO n Berlin
dispatch today Details "f The plan
wcr,. withheld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
RO|N|NENT MAN
MEETS DEATH IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

Jesse E. Curtis. 10. Of Welishurg. Il
member Of the real estat" firm o. Cur
It's & Reeves. OF that city. met death
Monday night IN an automobile actl-
dent at Steubcnville, Ohio. Mr.. Gurus
VA, In Steuhsnvtlle on a shopping trip
and when crossing the crowded streets
at Fifth and Market was struck down
by passing automobile. II" was
rushed to ,he Ohio Valley hospital anH
died within few minutes. =.
The deceased was the son "t MY ana
Mrs, George Z. Curtis az WeltShurS'
where the senior Curtis was for many
years editor OF the FanHandl" News
The younger Curtis. WAS single ana Is
survived by his parents and by '"o
brothers. William curtis. "t California
and Ray Curtis OF the United states
army. He was an able business man
and highly esteemed by all. Funeral
arrangements have not yet been COM
pleted.
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Aerinl Activity.

PARIS Der. 24.-IHtcnsc aerial &C
,ivity srcportcI by the war office.
In the course Of loo co9r::pRts in the air
during tho last few days tho French
brought down eighteen German ma
chincs. The announcement follows:
"On the right bank OF the Mouse
tVnrdun 'FRONT.' the Germans made TWO
efforts against our small posts noar
raccnvRuN nnd Cauricros wood. Their
efforts were rcpulsed by our fire Tho
artillery lighting was rather vigorous
on tho left bank OF the river in the sec
tor Of Bathincourt. On the remainder
OF tho front tho night was calm.
ron December 81. 20 and % our pur-
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suit nviators were very active. Our
them over the German lines. Eighteen
German machines were brought down.
OF these seventeen fell in flames or
crashed 10 the ground and were destroy
cd. During this period our bonbardinG
snuadrnns dropped $4,000 Kilograms
(ncarly twenty tons) Of projectIles on
railway stations. factories. encamp-
ments or other detectives behind the
encmy'S lines"
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INACTIVITY
Continued From Page one.)

efforts nro being mHdo IN tho United
States TO got M !nvinCihln army In tho
rloId 70 aid Grout Britain and Frnt'co
and ;hclr uIlIra in finally bringing site
cess tn their nrrts the German emperor
has mad" Il final endonvnr In hts lRtcat
nddress to his troops 70 frlghton peoples
unufrnld. with tho following DECLARE
ton:
IF the cnSmy does not want pence
then "" must bring ponce to tho world
10y bHltrrimE IN with tho Iron fist and
the shining sword III" donrH or those
who wIll not have peace"
Meanwhile. his nrml"a. and those OF
HIS ally. Auairu li"nGary. finding that
their attempts In hrr;th Tho ltnlian limo
between tho RrnIta and Piavo rivers
III nurth~rn Italy were without rgult,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
SOCIALISTS AND
KAISER CLASH ON
RUSS ARMISTICE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.-"Serious
diflculties'' between the imperial Ger
man government and the majority So
cialista have resulted from the conclr-
sion Of an armistIce with Russian Maxi
nalists. the committee OF public tnfor-
nation learned today. in radio message
from Lyons. France. German military
authorities.the rnessage says. are strongly
opposing Socialist assemblies and are do
inn all within their power to thwart au
expansion Of the Socialist movement
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rrnnna E.n1a1IlRnA-

LONDON, Dec gi.~--t;crnan tronns
ycsterday afternoon attempted 10 raid
tho British positiomn southeast or Spa
nv. on the Cmabrui front. but wcro
driven on !hc war office announced to-
day Thu statement roads:
Lust night hostile rnidinE parties
which attempted to approach our lines
in tho neghborhood Of Monchy 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
A Special Sale of Women's Coats


OVER 800 Coats will go on sale "Wednesday at radio
" ally reduced prices, sizes for women and misses:
Large selection OF 50nch Coats, uladr Of ai-HnoI
kersey cloth, and nicely trimmed, we" $40 Go
$500; special sale price ............~..
About % Plush Coats with large collar and cuffs Of
ka1an1i, satin-lined throughout were S1R M
$3.50; special sale price ..............
200 Women's Fine Coats made OF a-Wu"I velour,
pompom and svcrtone, were 5000, gCS lAn
$3.50 and $4,000; special sale price,. "
100 Fine Plush Coats in the smart htI1"d models.
some trimmed, others plain. made Of til" celebrated
Salts plush, were $3.50, $500 and SIGH &eaA
$3.50; special sale price ..............
100 Fine Fur Trimmed Coats. some lined through
o ond S SSH 5 sreci" sale price w ' Jo0.UO
Entire stock of Finer Coats formerly priced NJ, to
$l2500: all to go at materially reduced prices .
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,nro shiftnd tho ground Of their attncls

have shifted tho ground Of their attack
again TO the Asingo plateau. Hero
srns,l rRirs were made, hut tho Italians.
stirfcninE their limo. hold tho enemy
from further progress and nj last &C
counts wcrc delivering successful coun-
ior-nttackg against him. On the 'Lnwor
piarc rivor tho encmy troops who forced
u crossing OF tho river last week now
have hrcn compelled under N!o'ont at
lacks by tho italians 10 seek sufrty
through II rntrcat 10 the eastern bank
OF tho stream.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
British Casualties.

LONDON. Dec. 24.-The British cas-
ualtlcs reported for the period Deosm-
her 1924 inclusive number 1919 AS
follows:
Killed or died Of wounds, odcsrs
eos; men 2.714.
Wounded or missing: o@nW ~:
men 1880
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
WEST VIRCINIAN WITH
THE CANUCKS KILLED

Ottawa. Ont, Dec. 2%.-TodaEs Coma
dian casualty list contains the follow
ing names Of Americans
Died. button. MUnavtlla W. a.:
Wounded--H \. wilkinson. I'aIlas'
Ore.
Gassed--G. r. McLalland. Applegate'
Mich
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
COLD WAVE COMING.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.--'rhc cold
wave, which mas caused q drop in tom
pc nature Of forty to nifty degrees III
The Dako:as in the last "a hours Is
sweeping eastward. the weather bureau
announced today, and Is expected TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
AMERICAN DEPORTED
AS ENEMY INTRlGUER

PEKIN, Dcc. 24-tiilhrrI Reid. MI
American. accused "f being rr"-iicr:ntn
propaGandlst and sympnthiz"r. has h""n
dcported 10 MRmlln AT the request TT IN"
Chinese government.
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Dr. Gilbert Roid. rditnr "r III" I'"kln
Post. was released from prison NJ ShnnIi
hnl on July 20, 1917. when Ii" promised
tn refrain from criticism ar til" Nmcrl-
can government. OF It's officials.
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roach tho Atlantic coaet by Tuesday

reach the Atlantic coaRt by Tuesday
night.
Cold wave warnings ahve hocn issued
for the upper lake regions for tonight
when much colder wcAthar IS nXrocleh
and for the Ohio valley and Tenn"s-
see Tuesday. where lower temperatures
ara expected Tuesday.
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PreuX md west OF La BaS see were re-
pulsed.
yesterday afternoon tho enemy at
tempted 10 raid our positions south
east Of E:nihy but lie WAS driven Off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
MAN INJURED
IN ACCIDENT
ON CROSSING
amsh.d =" Wh..ii"s ssd ris"sa ~ 0rss
pI.i ti"-II,i". - U,tu-at

r,rl = Ili-l,"r. I" h~srpio~", w
We W." hn"gr,"urlv injured ~brn ~
rnIu,nmhIlr rhInI, h~ ~" h'tvIhs ~hn
nI,ltrr Nv ilaIltu"'r n OBJ" pHrH"nRsf
IrrIn rI re" t,"""InR, 'InyrvIli", ~,
Tho rl,II,u ~ ~" n""lIlnui vas rnHhrt
10 thu Uhln Vnll"y HrU"fnl lIpspDlHt
.h"rr ,,ur log !" r'"riur"d. vi. f"""
Iarnraird nnd "" In bnlIrV~h ~ Ire ln.
Irrunlly Injured Attendants wern uns
rblr 10 nay lnnt nIRIt whnth"r IN nan
rr,uvrr, bat hin rhnnr"a appear doubt
fnI WhIln hr IL nbIr tn inlh. Rtnu1-
.uuIu would not burden him to tell how
The accident incurred
NJ IIIrhup In M automobile dealer NJ
Nurpnniuwn Ito wan driving home from
ritrmIrHh. aud wan Mono IN ,bn MA
chino Mo nnr hnowp JNHt how no map
u,urd 10 drIyu IN 'front.' Of tho pR.HrnH"r
train.
rho train wns uI"pped aud lliHh"P
wun uInuud nbnnTd IL und brought 10
thin city rho Oily ninitilnnos VS." un"h
to- rurh him To tho hospital WHARF pr
Al A. WIIlInnin lB Attending him. Th'
trniu which nIruCk Iiihhop'H nutomoblI"
,r IN. IkprrBH arriving hor" from l'itts-
buysh at Tao nrluck Ia The oVohin
r,nrIy Ihiu uIurninH 81 was htntoh ~
ibc hnnultnl that iiinI"p'n condition
v,r critical Hin wirr wnz suInm1nhi
rrnn hurKantown mud will arrive 'hla
n,,ruiuu Tho accident Victim In "a
yruin Of uU".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
SHOOTS MAN WHO.
TRIES To STEAL
FAMOUS DEVIL
BURGLARY ATTEMPT AT HOME OF
CHAS. LYDICK AT ThIADEL-
PHIA
Blood walk shows Aim ar Cuflo
Owner Was Truu--OmGofR
Hunt

Two uIen ahniiIy 'h.fur, "uc "'"i"'h
IhIa morning. attempted I" hI""h tat"
tho h"n.c al ''h"rt'a iAhhh. az i'i"h"I
rI.in uhUT. liz h,rI iIr H',.' called i"'ll.
dramatically "T i.i,l,i''i"tI. iIn'"n which
Was ,u.,".Li.d ,.n M' ibhih " l"'"'
o,,.,uI fla :, or" AZ Illik "lt"I a.
tI.-", ","l Ilr"h J." 'i'A .}"'h "''l WI"
lLdIne I" il''' '""l i"'l''"i"" 'h"' ~"
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,n"dl "It.'"iI -, ',''I"' 'h' - "''
i,",r, "r,I "t."I IT,. ,.','i" rh''h J." No.
goat i,.w .l".. Lace" "t''"''''l 81" "'''''
i."u ~ .mI",,Il.I" I'',,,, r'i', "''l. 81 80"
country !" iI,r "tIt"'
nh",iIr h.i"''. "'i" ""l"h NJ" ~
,Jrh vvnm n,y"i,,",.i L., " u'l"r ~ " go"
,l"w uuI ,"u'r.I hr' h'r"l""h '"''"''
~ ru,Ilh V,i hI" riiII rIIrl r"l \" " d'"'f
ii' u"u "I"rirh 'unui"r '"v"'" We"
,"nh wh"tr TIARA ~" w"l''"t "n"
mn ouInn,nhIIn i!.iIiur ulEhl 81 -"
w" men running Mt I.Nhi'h hr'w IA"
run "rL ruIl"d ia" irlTr"I l"'' ia" ''h'n
IIl mai ,.uIu,l. IIir rrEunh nlt'Wr'
uun rurr"nnful lnii III" 49," ~" on
l"uprd lu IT," mul"Ir'"hll" "ml 'I"I''' '''
ward WhrrILup Mrs. I,ydlrh ""lI''
unIIrr hrnduunrirrr h"rr mad I.l"uI"'""I
Tom R"lI.y r"ul i'nIr"l"'"u '""Il"t l'
guard ia" Me- '"tl""h "lr""l ""ri'"''' '"
ihr ,IIy IIcht inilnr Id III" va"
nlnu mniIn"d nmd Il" hi"I,n,'h'h h"r"'E
;hrrinn I'hii un'hI""n, AIi'"h : l"'"'
and Il"rt Mrt' "un"lI la II" "u'"'n"'Il" \"
Ia, I.v,lrk hnm",
pnn uHhlnH n 'l"""i II'N""' lb"'''"
,l,..n, tho r,"ulor" Nj, I.yhhh dl"-
,n,rtri hI.",h Ii ihn ynih. '"mrIn'Inu
hI,r that hr had ri'"i "n' 81 llt" Ia
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Irtnu IL, Tia" Y"rd CONTAINING I'|' ""'
~ II Ia mummy Th"r' wa" u" "''''"n
g.. i,,II,nI. via" III" "wunI al ia" I''' h"I
I,,"h u"
~ nu UnIlY h"ur ia" "iuinr tie"
r"IIu" "nd deputy "h"riII" ~" "iIll """h
i"u tai ~" "'"" i'hH"'''""" "''h.'" 80"
iniup wuI,.hr'I ~ urr II uuY "up nuli"t
iuu wIth - uuunh'd wound /" t"lr"n I"
my Iluu.t..i tuI t,'r'n"ul.
Iliu,sr hu tIh''l tho I"l'lIl"h I"i ~
that ,iuuutr I,su.I ulIu' - H. vll MI ~
,ILE has hf"u ,uiuIn.ll"'l !" nWlni"ln I"
.nuniuiI ilulInU'' I" h"Ur TIA" 'tt l."
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rITuiI im nI"ul Ii," uI"'"Ir""liy IIin /"
uuirVu 81 III" l.v,ii"h h'',u" w'Ill h"v''
hnuu uII.rrunIui but f,n lh' luIIl" pat NJ
hv II hun 'I"R !" h""r away Ill" 4"
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WELL, PHILLIPS WAS
HELD TO GRAND JURY
Negro Hwituhsa NRmo From nsrt L"
"nud" to "Keap Down Er
COmmotlun"

"IlrTI'' rhilIiIW va" "fr"'Eu'd "l"i"
i'uil"d HInl",, ''"Iu,mi"ru'n'r ''""iH" ".
It..Iu on - ,.hnrg" If nI"hlihE ~ I"'h ~
nuIur IL Irnm"il From II river ph'h"'
whIIr LYNN ut III" l""nl wlInrf h"hl. u"
wnn h.ld IT, the federal grand Jury.
rhIIIIpn .wnn nIrnrtrd hy Ihtf"lInrh
('u,ucr md ltrrh md lurn"h over !"
United StuIrs Deputy Mnrmhnl John NJ.
short I'hillipA IL u tpyichi h"Rr" OF
the HOulh. m
"Whnt IN your right nnm"?' nnh"h
CtrIumlsnlOuur !i"yd
"WrII All toll yuhi ia" nninr my NOM
CT HIyca nae wan rr li"rt. nut 'hni'
,,rrIur to hr siu muCh 'uunInlluu hb"hl
II That It, 'puuIn thu nay nam" la luh'
nnid Ihu negro. lie KnNo hln name 1T
the county Inll mn iirTI i'hlllIph wh""
hr wan cunnIniitrd.
"Thuu your unnir In liud lnhi""a al
lirrt nnk al MI li"yd
YEN rlr kindly wIiI" II that /"
way" nuid ihG hlarh a''tin"h
.'tau ynu ,IIv" Ih"'""nd h"'l"'"
,.nh =" "a al Ih, 'nInIHInnI"n"'
ii...S'n Ih"i nnii ia" ""rr" Law"
Ala nin't sni i.ui ,iRhl '"ii"
niI..,nnd hI," 4" jail i"' 'h" '"'"'" at
,,u,h In,l ""iL Indh" b"hh '" -"
t,uip M"'"h"i tiI"nl
nItn~ l,,nr ,~iii ~ h"'" a. "'"F
,i.i" ""h'l ia. '"r'"
.Iiutu tt,rI"''l'"' ""'' "l''"''
rir,I
10, t.u ,"."" to" -. """'"r h"r
t..,I.., "nh'l 10" h'"'h '"""
an ,Irh tl"'." at Ito li H." ""'h
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IL, ,i"t ., rI"'" ~ """'""'h'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
ONLY TROOPS CAN
STOP DEPORTATIONS

TI'rHDN, krlL. Aug. N''o'h'F
Gru,ruI Wiley Iun"W. who hnn h'h III
,,,liruIlur lnhnr conditions III I'i'l'"'
where II local rnmmill"" t"r"h'IS "'
,,,,I,,I II IlmIrnnd lndudrinl W"fhhN
,,r Ih,.. Wu,Id mud Yul"rhnh r"Iu"'h u"
uIIuw II delegation from III" NllH'n"
Federation nr Labor I" enter III"
,,,,u .iu-duy Wired tuv"rn"r nhI
hru Tint "uuIy II fore" 81 r"'''I"'
t,unur wilt uv"lr"In" III" mmlnwIh' tie
nu,InIInur" from I'lnh""
Guyrrnur Campbell l"rl Phoenix TN"
u,uI,lur Iur liinh"" II" I"c'|V'h INV
riIu,u,y rru,Iul'r mrunnE" en- route
rIr attorney general l"l"EIhpl'""
,L,I h, Ind hrru "ruiI i"ulirlN iirh'''
NV ul,hr,'n controlling committee
uud wnr told "n lli" pr"r"nr" al NV
,,,rrin Tint Ihr determination WAN
uvrd Tint the daily prn"llr" "I r"'n
uItIrr hcurInEn mud d"r"rinll"hH
wuuld continue. rrgnrrII"m "T Inv.
My action will be- h"""d entirety
uunu the, rcnuIln uf my own lhF"NllEh
lion" The governor nmld. before l"nV-
Iur rhuruix to-day. H." Will reach liI"-
lrr Tonight.
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PARTIAL LIST Of EXEMPTION
CLAIMS Of |NHEE[|NC'5 MEN

Rnv Hln"k. a7:6 Woods ST. married
Leslie. y. lluskins. ~ y. Wabash ST.
married. o,, =, .
lIlI,prus Contemporaries. 1923 Morrow
St Wit" d"p"nurnt. -,
Andrew j Pastor. SOS Lind ST. wife
dcurndcut ~ o, -,
Harry Miller Stnrcstrcri. - Goth ST.
wife ,irIruiirnt
Tom John. :a2? Market ST. allan
Michael itlisz - +ath 81. married
Iuhu kurush ASIA W"tHGl st. mar
ltairt h Stewart u"lr hrtn-, married.
Adun. NJ Nurt Thatcher. lucb LIND 81
vile iui.rn'i"ni
NI,i"r CON strh"e,Ian t:ih Jacob ~
=, Nc au,I .hIidirn dependent.
i"i,n .i,.s III, ia Il"hl - Al"''l' ~ .
,.it, ""d .hiid dependent
,n..,n. ~ s,..Iih lhi" W"t-si ~
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i.".I." ,'.'.'i $50 :. Il 'ail WI.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
RIVER NEWS

A riru ur rov"rnI inrhrr han ncourrr"
I'm tho rivor since WodnNsdAy "vsninh.
Th. Unuyn at the wharf boat rnEIat"rrh
n rinKo uf foot Z inch"". whlIn nj thn
NJ, Morhrn dnm a ntIll larger r'Ho wan
uotircd. IN Tho upper bnHin tho stage
wrr 10 foot ? inrhcH. aud hslow tho dam
: rcrt Inch. Th" Nicnm"r Liberty do
pnrtrd pt lI'1D yrr'"rdny morning Tor
Marietta. md tho Ruth arrived at tho
lorni wharf Mt . o'clock lnrt evening.
lcnvlnE rcvcrnl hours lntcr for PITTS.
burKh.
Tho only Don't nchrdulcd today In tho
Milton, to leave nj Il:30 - IN. for Now
MutnmornH. The Ruth liz several hour"
behind time. having been held up ut
Burlington Island on account or the 10
vintage caused by lowering the wlcketS
on some Of the upper dams. Tho Green-
lnnd has turned back toward Cincinnati.
having been delayed also mt burlington
Island for more than "a hours. Tho
Stage is normal now owing 10 tho riso.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
WELSH DAY AT
PARK TOMORROW

I"nr"rInv Wlli h." The. annual N'lrh
hny ruI NIr"oInp I'"ih wlll '" IhI''nT"'l
WI, IliU W,lnIInt"u unh 1h'lI iIl"u'lr.
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paced I"I 80" grand Ilu~ il"i" WIN
h. go iuI.I""iIur anal NnTi"I nihl"'I'
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then Ihr run VIII l'"Pln y lnrE" mum
lm It iirl,"lr have. lr'''u mold lay '"in
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
MANY LEAVE FOR
SUMMER RESORT

Whut ia" IInIllu"r~ aud bhl" lf"'n
pulled iuI InnI UN"UlnT I'nr TIA. FAINT,
Ih"ro wore many hi"nid f"r Al'""l"
cay.
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nor MIrn KuIhnIInu huu"'y, Min
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