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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-11-24

..eYou see what you have done, man.
You, under God, are the direct builder
of this little mission school. If you
hadn't turned around and started
working, and made it possible for
Mary to stay in Texas, it is more than
possible that the children of that little
village would be brought up in ig-
norance of God and His laws. And
He has said: Amen, amen, say unto
you, whatsoever We do to the least
of these My little ones you do unto
Me-
"Cut the comedy, Father" Leonard
stammered. IF you'd been a regular
guy and forked over the dough that
night l held you up, why I'd never
have bothered about We. But it's your
Irish nerve-under the grace of God,
as you put it-that is responsible for
that mission school"
/ Louise M. Whelan. In the Md0nifcat.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-11-24

when she told him she was going to
stay down in Texas and spend her
life keeping the flame of faith burn
ing brightly in the little mission
school,
1T isn't clustered nun in strict
order that you're turning out to be,
Mary. child; but then, you know, one
has to aim at the sanctity of Car
melite in order to be even half way
decent Christian at times, and so you
can believe that your way of aban.
doning yourself to the will of God and
riding along in the swift current OF
His sweet will, is, after all, a very
safe route to travel to eternity. An6
as for you, Mary, child, it was only
| after you left things to Him, that yor
i found your work"
i Father Laden told Bob Leonard
who came every now and then, of thu
work that Mary was taking up.
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rs Az :.
96;5E|klEzII y VS.

Overlook, Pa. st. Mary University,
Baltimore, bestowed the degree, and
Monsignor Drumgoole is the first re-
cipient, in that archdiocese, of the
honor from that venerable institution.
The presentation was made by Rev.
Joseph Bruneau, S. S., the biretta and
ring being conferred by Bishop Nc
Cort. 3t. 4H3
Civil War Nurse Dead.--AIn the
death of Sister Loretta Fox, one of
the oldest and most beloved members
of the Daughters of Charity of St
Vincent de Paul has been called to
her heavenly rest. The venerable re-
ligious passed away at st. Vincent s
female asylum, Albany, N. Y, where
she spent the last fifteen years OF
her life. She was 80 years of age
Sister Loretta was born in Ireland
coming to Canada with her parents
when seven years old. She passed
her girlhood in Canada and came to
the United States to enter the Sister
hood at Emmettsburg, Nd, in the
year 1863. Her first mission was as
a nurse on the battlefields before
Richmond, where she served for the
last six months of the Civil War.
Mother Drexel's Assistant.-Mothel
NJ. James, aged 81, first assistant tt
Mother NJ Katharine DreXel, founder
and superior general of the Sisters o.
the Blessed Sacrament, died on Mon
day night, at st. Elizabeth Convent
Cornwells, Pa, the motherhouse of The
Order. She had been ill for more thar
a year, and her death was the result
recent months. Mother NJ. Jane.
| was the first applicant for member
ship in the Order organized by Mis-!
| Katherine DreXel to care for the In
dams and negroes, and, with he
superior, made her novitiate at thu
| motherhouse of the Sisters of Mercy
in Pittsburgh, Pa, in 1890. The flu
| neral Mass was attended by larg,
| number of priests.
Non-CathoIics Help Rebuild Mich
gan Church.-Donations are comm:
| in. from unexpected quarters, to he'll
| rebuild the stricken mission at An
chorville, Mich, of which Rev. Jane
| S. Downey is the jealous pastor
Many non-Catholics, especially tn
non-Catholics of Monroe, have givel
generously to it, notable among thes
| is the Hon. Chase S. Osborn, forme
governor, who has written the paste
a most consoling letter and along wit
it he sent very generous check. /
the weather is good the pastor hope
to be able to occupy the school as
chapel on the Feast Day of tn
| Church, December 8.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-11-24
OLD WORLD NEWS

A Report Denied.-The Osservatore
Romano contradicts the report that
there were recent negotiations with
the object of having Cardinal Mercier
visit Rome.
Canary lslands.-The diocese of
Canaries in the Canary Islands, in the
North Atlantic Ocean along the west
ern coast of Africa, has S3,37S Cath
olics, 103 priests, AZ churches and
parishes and 113 chapels.
An Official DeniaI.-The Agenzia
Volta, Rome, has represented the
Holy See as strongly urging the King
OF Spain to undertake a mission in
favor of peace. The "Osservatore Ro-
mano" says it is authorized to state
that for this news there is not a
shadow of foundation.
Catholics in FinIand.-F'inland may
become republic. This Grand
Duchy has population of about three
million. Today it numbers only about
1000 Catholics. Up to 1869, the Cath
Ollie Church there had no right to
exist; there the Russian Greek
Church dominated
Premier's Son a Religious.-The
death occurred recently at a hospital
in Colombo, India, of Brother Anselm
Lewis. He was about seventy-five
years old, and was a son of the former
Prime Minister of Burma.
In Glasgow--The large Catholic
population of Glasgow, Scotland, con.
tlnues to grow apace. A site for a
new church has just been chosen in
the district of Eastriggs, where new
industries have caused large Access
sion of population, a great portion of
which is Catholic.
To Bury victims.-A petition signed
by many leading public men and
women in England and Ireland is be-
no OAASuAc1tOu III 1dNOl VI tuC SUI
render to the relatives for Christian
burial of the bodies of the men exc
cuted during the Irish rising of Easter,
1916. Among the first to sign were
G. K. Chesterton and T. Fisher Unwin.
Sisters Suffer in Salonica Fire.
Information as to the great fire at
Salonica, Greece, which has rendered
100000 persons homeless, tells of the
plight in which the conflagration has
left the Sisters of ST. Vincent of Paul.
The convent, laboratory, schools and
tributary buildings have been burned
to the ground Their church, how
ever, has been saved.
A Passionist JubiIee.-On October
Is, Rome celebrated in the wonderful
old Church Of SIS. John and Paul on
the Aventine, the fiftieth anniversary
of the canonization of the Passionist
Father, st. Paul of the Cross. The
date is that of his death (1775), the
day of the Concentration June 20, 1867,
being occupied with the commemora-
ton OF the feast Of the Prince of the
Apostles.
Italian Catholic Group. The Cath
Ollie Parliamentary group, says . news
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-11-24

| hold not with the pessimist that
all things are ill, nor with the opti-
mist that all things are well. All
things are not i'll, and all things are
not well. but all things shall be well
because this is Gods world Robert
BroaOni,ag.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-11-24

An Official DeniaI.-The Agenzis
Volta, Rome, has represented the
Holy See as strongly urging the King
OF Spain to undertake a mission in
favor of peace. The "Osservatore Ro
mano' says it is authorized to state
that for this news there is not q
shadow of foundation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02

Martins Ferry starts on the second
Jap of it's Red Cross campaign this
morning with l.59a members. which Is
:, total greater than tho hopes Of thu
most optimistic when IN" membership
campaign opened last Wednesday. With
no report yet from the men who work
in the WhitekcrC;le ssner mill. nor from
the l.aughlin men. both Of whom are
expected to come in with AZ least 400
or 500 members. il begins ~ look that
the goal Of $500 new members will be
reached easily. Whitaker men have
promised their report at noon today and
this morning the squad OF Red Cross
nurses will visit thu Laughlin tin null
to get the memberships OF workers
there.
Yesterday a committee Of Greeks Oh
served Red Cross day proclaimed by
Mayor Ralston by soliciting member
ships The committee was composed or
Victor andrews. George Fappas and Bill
Nollas. Each church in the city also
observed Red Cross day. the pastors
laying special ,nphasis during their ser
mons upon the work that is going on In
the city The active work Of the cam
paign will end tonight and Tuesday and
Wednesday will be given over to rountng
up the "slackcrs. all OF whom are listed
AT Red Cross headquarters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
Airnen the Great Need
In France Right Now

HUNTINGTON. u. Va. July l.
Airplanes in great number. with men
to operate them. can be made a most
important contribution Of America 10
the fighting forces Of the Allies IN the
opinion OF Captain Henri DouriT. for
mer director OF aviation with the army
OF Verdun. and now in America :on
mission for the French government.
Captain Douriff. who was at the OUT
break of the war engaged in the manu-
facture OF dvestuffs in this city. re-
turned this morning for the frstetime
since August. 1915 His career IN the
field clima1ed when 4 machine gun
bullet from an enemy plane cNppeo
two fingers from his right hand.
In an interview to-day ne stated mat
men for the aviation service we're
needed even more than equipment; as
the equipment could be furnished II
absolutely necessary. while America Is
the only country fresh enough to FUR
nish the big force Of fiers needed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
Martins Ferry Briefs.

The Alpha II fraternity vii hold /
e"t-ucQuainIcd party tonight al me
chapter rooms in the Hugc building ror
mrtubcrs and girls VINO viii attend the
iraivrnify's Fourth OF July picnic AZ
GUilircy'S grove.
Miss Dean Coos has gone tn NC
kceSpurl To visit friends.
don Byrum viii return 10 Amsterdam
this morning after spending ihc week
end III thus city.
William Smith has been arpolnled
by the health br:,rd 10 patrol IN. North
End. whvrc inGaElllc paralysis is pr"va-
lent.
The FIRST taDliSt church Viii hold KS
annual business meeting next saturday
rirhi and AZ lhis time the annual cleo
non at officers will be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
UP-R|VER STRIKE IS
BROUGHT TO ITS END
~iai ulsra;ch to thu Intciiis.ncrr

Special Dispatch to IN" Intelligence
STE.U BE:NNlLLE. g., July - me
strike uu the StrubcnVllic. NelIsburG
WcirIpn railway line was brought 10 an
end Saturday evening when the men
agreed /" accept "a cents an huur AZ
Ih,.' maximum wage Th" Non and the
rumpan: agreed Ia settle IN" cunir"-
v"rsy. which has been hanging mr."
S,ncr midnight June ~. 10 allow me
old agreement "a run until May. 1918.
with tho wHE" claus" amended. Inc
settlement wus made. on tn" c"nditI"h
first SGT for hy Iud-" W. l.. Chambers.
chairman Of the board "r mediation anu
cnuciiatlou
Under rllr new scale amendment first
year men will gel ~ cents an h"ur:
Srcund-y"nr s.. thiry-y"ar IS AM"
fnmrth-y ear -. They had been getting
- -. "a and )" cents. respectively.
The harnlncn sci All irCrca$" "i i cents
per n.,,Ir They lad h"cn pad ~ cents.
Immediately after tho S"lll' m"nt NR'
mad" the men went to work. Tn" sirik"
has caused Il" end If Inconvenience I"
r,rS"nG =" had n travel between inc
points affected. 1t WAS N"h general
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
H1aHwAYMEN CAPTURED.
,trh To III. In,ellirencer.

Sr-cal Dispatch thu In.elnGencer.
FAIRMONT. W. VA. July with
a revolver pressed against. his stomach
and stillett" held against his JuEular
vein Mack Murray, colored. was told
early this morning he must give Ip HIS
money or have his throat slit and b."
shot Mack had three one dollar bills
which he refused TO part with. One uf
the highwaymen then grabbed the
money. In tho night which followed he
cot two OF the bills and the third was
torn IN two. The robbers then ran.
Mack called Il policeman and they gave
chase Negroes giving the names OF
Charles Johnson and william Stuart
were arrested Johnson had loaded
revolver and tho on" dollar bills Stew
art had the stilIrttn aud the half Of the
torn bill Both are in Jail charged with
highway robbery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
DR. n n. Wilton EnGHts.

DR.. x. H. Wilson mas enlisted AZ a
surgeon in the medical unit which ~ be-
ing organized by DR.. Will Cracraft OF
Wheeling. The unit is known as the
Ohio Valley General Hospital unit. The
Wheeling physician expects TO have the
unit completed this week and VIII I'M
mediately offer its services 10 the gov
eminent Al meeting OF the trustees
of the Wheeling hospital last week. DR..
Cracratt stated thl he expected that The
unit would be ordered into Servic" al
once because Of the great need for ply
siciaus and surgeons William ). I'nnn
OF Grant avenue. drug clerk at one OF
the John Coleman drug stores in Wheel
ing, has also enlisted in the unit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02

VIVA; VIII hr ,d"nc WIKI k"v. W. {.
Ramsey. reformation preacher. whose
little S-ycar-uld son lies dead III ms
home in Amsterdam. That Is qurs-
ton that Is on many persons lips to-
day. The child WAS very Ill and III"
father called Il phA SirEtu In determine"
whether or not tn" disease wusS cOnI:I-
Hcuu$. but refused to allow further
treatment. belle, ing entirely i'll tnIIh
cure. The lad grew worse rapidly and
neighbours became angry and reported
tits matte" Ia the authorities With the
result that RamSr! waS arrested and
is now nu, nn $500 bail. Tho physician
who was called IT, sec the lad refused
Ia sign death certificate and Coroner
Kirk made an investigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
STEPHENSON ON
CONTROL BOARD

CHARLESTON, W. Va. July l.
Governor John J. Cornweii to-day an
nosnced the appointment of pr. T. b;
Stephenson as member OF the board
Of control, and gave Out the following
statement:
"Dr. Stephenson was not applicant
for the place. and a; first declined alb,
solutely TO accept il. He later agreed
to take 1t AZ my urgent request.
There were several excellent gentle'
men in different sections OF the State
who wre applicants. or who had ex.
pressed e willingness to accept the po-
sition, but DR.. Stepheuson's former
experience as a member of the. hoard.
and his knowledge OF conditions In
many, II not all. Of the institutions.
caused me 10 regard his services as
indispensable to me. if not TO the State
lust at this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
Scores 100 in Red cross Work.

Mrs y. }. traw ford mas u score "
100 Der cent III her efforts ~ get Red
Cross memberships III the block IN
which she lives. having tile unusual
distinction Of obtaining membership
from every residcnt in the district
which she was resigned 10 cover She
is mrn{rr of Louis LIpphsrdt team
No. D anu has h"Cn one ~ The biz IaI-
tors III that teams excellent record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
Back from Camp.

James Barknwsk. young lawyer
who has been III the Fort Benjamin
Harrison training camp Tor Officers. is
home for IL brfcl -tay with frIcndS aud
relatives. He reports that the other
StcubcnNile boys. about IL in number,
are enjoying camp If" aud are III III"
best possbl" rhySicH; r"uuiti"n. He CA
poets tn return ~ cunlp within IL very
short time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
Young Couple Wetls.

\ pretty wedding took place al the
homo of the bride Parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry q. simpson che latter part
If the week when their daughter. Helen
Marie Simpson. became Ia" bride or
Martin =. Rrati:. Rev. j. W. Hawlcy
was the officiating minister. There were
IL large number of friends and relatives
present. rho couple left for western
wedding trip. after which they Will re-
side here Roth are popular III church
and social circles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
sn1tthfield Aappania1a.,

The Rcd Cross campaign OF .hiss vii.
lage and cnvirons have wRged q very
successful campaign for new member:
and money. Report will come la:,er. Al.
men ought to contribute as literally &c
this great movement as possible.
The Misses Alta Dodds. June Cop.
Mary Vale are attending the State nor
NAL At Kent this summer.
The Misses Jessie Scott and Eliza.
beth Shannon arc attending Bethany col.
lesc this summer. Also. Charles Ritter
is taking the summer course.
Miss Pauline Thompson Is attending.
tho summer school at Huskingum col
lego.
Thomas Wolfe. studen, at o. L.. ut
Athens who attended commencement
last week. has returned homo.
Thomas Wolfe, Harry BROWNIE and
Thomas Purvlance will attend .. L.
next year.
All eighth grade GRADUATES can BE.
cure their certificates a, the home 81
Superintendent D. l.. Buchanan.
a. G. Dennis was a Steubenrtlle visl-
tor Monday.
Mrs. Rnrton Cope entertained a mum.
Der Of friends at her home on Wedncs'
day afternoon 10 Strawberries and cake
hm"me those present resent were ere. Ar e.. J. H.
Zanm thcrf"!. Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Blu.
chanan. Mrs. &. T. purviunce and Han
nah Mae. Mrs. Molly Cope. Mrs. How.
ard nng and Miss Pauline Parks.
The Eny Scouts. under their heaG
master. J. r. Lowry. arc doing nicely.
Hikes. oathS. tying knots. etc. are some
Of the requirements already accom-
plishcd
Complaint by automobile owners /;
heard far and wide In Smithfield and
over jefferson county aS 10 the condI-
tions OF our public highways. They
are almost unpaSsahlc due to ruts. holes
and breakers In So many places. IN"
tnXpayrrS could b" saved hundreds al;
dollars by attention 10 these conditions
mt the right time,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
0near Case Reported.

CHIEF Hyland and officer Edmunds
we're called to thu hill near the old
uelIing home shortly after midnight
Yesterday morning. b. the story of tho
Suspicious actions of man In shat w
cinlty. Howard Morton was delivering
groceries in thu ncighbhrhn"d about
midnight when q man suddenly arose
out Of the grass asking. Ar" YOU 'Hr'
Stesd'' Morton replied negatively.
whereuponii lhc man allowed MIN I" 81.
When Morton returned q few minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02

from visit with friends at ST. Glars
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. n. 4. Smith "f Guernsey
street have gone 10 Cleveland Tor
visit with friends.
4lr. and Mrs Meek Burrows az
Rochester, Pa. have been called mere by
the death Of Mrs. Hazel Gtlleland.
. Miss Anna McG;raw or Gravel Hill is
spending q few days with friends at
GAINESVILLE.
Alfred White IS i'll at his home on
North Noble street.
L. NJ. Luchs Of Marietta Is visiting
relatives in the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
STRUCK BY AUTO

raicr EaSnlr. y"unce foreign Lao al
was struck with an auto u:
that rla,.c last Saturday afternoon AMI
severely injured. having received bhi
ash arrnes h,4 forehead which REQUIRED
lif;""n stitches The lad was later re-
moved :" 7 hnsri:a! in Stcuhenville.
" here he was given treatment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
Tore Phone from Wall.

Angercd because his mother called up
Tho unIi,,. to have her son arrested for
heating her. William Ross tore tho telc-
phone from tn" wall at his nome on
West rlet street Saturday night aud
throw the phone into the yard. orr
GERS Edmunds and Davis arrived on the
scene Just At the time and rlaced Ross
under arrest. Later he got into fight
at the city building with Ed Cnnley. be-
cause the latter insisted upon singing a
song which Ross didn't i!h". Ross.
who ut one tim" claimed :" h. "jh"
b.s, man in Eastern Ohio took n swing
at Conley and then C"n!"y cam" back
and nut Ross down tor the count.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
e-a,1nox Case Develops.

4 bad case Of smallpox was reP"rlrH
10 Health Officer Freeman last night
hy mr.. r. II. Wilson from the home or
Isaac Matthews. Stop I OH the Ray
land line. Township Health OFFICER
Britton was notified and Immediately
uuarantlned the home. According 10
the physician. tho case is very bad
one. the man having at least al MARKS
on his face. il is said that scores OF
workers in nearby coal mine were
exposed to- the, disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02

The city COUNCIL and other city OH
Gals will meet this evening as A com
nltttee of tho whole. at which the ordi-
company asking for c5-year franchise
to maintain its system in Beilnire will
be considered Mr.. Myers representing
tho telephone company. will attend thu
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
nivorcA Cases,

\ number nf divorce cases wer" mp
before Judge Richards saturday. In the
cas- of Mary J. Meyer against Howard
NJ Never u decree was refused. but
III. d,,fcnJanr was ordered to pay So
II wcck for The support Of In" chtfd. wnu
goes To the wife. Chester y. Biller was
granted a divorces from Mary \. Miller
nn The grounds of adultery. In tn" case
Of NrUi" :, p-itir against Edwin :. "rt
nj = divorce was granted Oh the grounds
Of wiful absence Charles FuGh was
granted \ divorce from N"rda Fuch on
tho grounds Of wilful absence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
Eilleland Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. charles tlrich
Ciilleiand who died Friday morning.
will take p!ac. at II ii. III. today at the
home o. her mother. Mrs. Margaret Bur
rows. on South belmont street. Thu
services will hs rnuduCt,h by Rev. +. W.
Hart pastor Of :tl, South iiSilaire NJ. t..
church. Intermcut w!!. h" III Rose Hill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
pead Mans Relatives Located.

Through the effrts OF Chief of Police
Hyland the relatives Of X. F. Miller. who
died at the hospital Friday evening fol-
lowing IL siege of deltriun tremens at
the city Jail werc loac;cd In Rellfon-
tame. chief Hylaud learned that the
daid man had worked for Stcubcnrit!e
tailor and apon communicating with him
learned the address of II sister. who had
sent Il letter to Miller in care OF the
Steuhcnrille tailor. che body was sent
TO Bnllfontaiur yesterday afternoon by
Undertaken. Roger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
Mrs. Monlgol Dead.

Clara. the wife "t ArtuS MonISold.
ascd s: years, Is dead AT her home IN
tostDnia following an operation IN tho
uhin Valley hospital here. She Was tho
daughter nf Daniel and Sarah Travis
and had resided in this city for nHny
;cars. To the couple. who were married
Is years ago. were born eight children,
all Of whom survive. with the husband.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02

Autos owned by y. K. Cox, 81 H'ck-
or, street. and George Mendcl!. -! Stcu-
henvillc, crIlidcd yesterday afternoon Al
Adams and Zane street. The Tenders
Of hutn machines were damaS"d. hui
no one was injured. nmc machine Was
travelling on Zane and The other on
Adams and the collision RESULTED when
they. mot at the corner. Both we're so
ing SLOWLY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
1fra- D1aySor uG1ellth -

\ local Italian complained I" the po-
lice Yesterday tha, Il fellow rnuntrTman
Rad boon following him several days.
Tho petite. k.p' IN" man under Surveu-
ance. Later The stranger was arrested
On rharsc ~ lettering. He viii he
giving hearing before Mayor WaSS-
man TODAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
naath causaa Loas Of Witness.

IN the death IT NlIbGr TheisS. VINO
committed suicide Saturday night AFTER
attemp ting 10 kill his wife. army Off
ciuls will lose an important witness in
the court martial OF soldiers who were
mixed up in riot here TWO weeks ago.
Thesis was one OF the men assaulted by
tho soldiers. having had several teeth
Jared loose by q fist Of one OF the riot
ing soldiers.