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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
DRIVEN MAD BY
ABUSE THIS WOMAN
MURDERS HUSBAND

Special Dispatch " the lntelsencer.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. July 2I-priy'
en- almost to mental aberra ton, IL Is
claimed. by her husbands treatment
Mrs. Minnie Carrier. ~ years olo' earIE
this morning Shni and killed her nus,
band. Hugh Enoch Carter. aged 80. al
Hoffman. near Fr"StburG. She fired
one shot through his brain and t"G
through his heart. after having bouno
his hands on either Gide Of the bed with
a eliot hes line which shc passed under.
After the shooting. before dayhreak
Mrs. Garter FASTENED three miles over
the mountain 10 The home OF Frank
klosterman. Hort she aroused the IN.
mates. told her story and asked thai
officers BE- called. With Officers .shc
returned home and wept bitterly over
her husbands body. Her hands were
despatched with his blood
Mrs. Carter told the officers cf the
'treaImcnt accorded her by her husband
who was drunk frequently. Yesterday
she declared. hc threw her over the
porch and she was unconscious from
the fall.
Garter was to have bee given hear
ing at FrosthurG tonight for wife beat
inE Mrs. Carter told how hcr husband.
In n drinking frenzy. with pick and
shovel. had torn up her garden in which
she took great pride: how he hcspai .
tered tho Kitchen wall. which she had
paperrd. with dirty water. and how last
Sunday ho had thrown her off the porch
bodily.
She cody told how she prepared the
sleering man for death, that when shf
fired tho first shot she thought her
heart would be torn from her body. II
develops that both had previously been
married ana neither was divorced wh n
they welded
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IS
At LOW EBB

WASHINGTON. June 27.-RegulaI
army recruiting continues 10 lag IN
spite Of President Wilson's call TOR
war volunteers. and with recrultLns
week more than half gone about %.
600 men still are needed. Only 1,4QQ
additions were reported yesterday
the best showing being made BY llll
nois and Massachusetts. both OF which
have exceeded their qonta.
plan for stimulating recruiting
In New York. and possibly other
states. was submitted TO the war DE-
partment today by Captain George
Carr Henry. director of New YORK
military census A tabuiauon Of the
first $4,000 of the states men between
Il and 81 shows that S.Sa2 of the NUM-
her expressed desire 10 enlist. CIV
inE preference as follows:
Army. 1929: Navy. 2.3T0: Marines,
332: National Guard, 1888, and Naval
Militia, 3S4.
At this rate ii is estimated that nine
per cent of New York S men ensloie
for the draft want 10 enlist and VII
do 80 if given the opportunity. Inc
names and actresses Of all those e1
pressing the desire will he forwarded
10 the recruiting officers nueares'
their homes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
Mesopotamia Expose
ArOuSeS the British

LONDON. June 27.--Andrew Bonar
Law, member Of the British war coun'
ell. was homba rded in the house If com
mons this afternoon with questions re-
garding tho action the government IN
tended TO take against those accused of
culpahility in the REPORT on the Meso-
potamia exposition. made public les,
night in the Rlua Book He replied that
he would rather make no statement nm
I'll the house had time Ia consider the
report hut 1t was tho Obvious duty Of
the government To take immediate &C
,ion with regard To those who were &C
cuSed nr culpahiliiy."
Asked by Joseph King. Liberal.
whether Baron Eiardinec. formerly gov
ernor general and viveroy of India. was
still in, a position of great authority a,
tho foreign "ffIr". Mr. Bonar Law re-
Piled:
"rhosn questions assume that Baron
FIardnGe has hecn guilty. ! don't wish
10 max" any such assumption at pres
ont"
Tho Fvcning Standard points out that
india. and Raron tlRrhinGc. former vice.
roy ur India. remain in high office. aud
that none of tho others named as re-
spnnSihlC has suffered except in rcputa-
ton. 1t charges that there Is snmn-
thing Horribly wrong" with system
which conSistIy failed to punish tho
gossest Incompetence" in high places. and
attributes this 10 the social position
int"rmarriage and free masonry OF Of;
fjrialIsm."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
The Best Investment Il
Paden City
Lot worth 100000 for $4,000
jn25tf
japanese Statesman
.FOreSeeS Troubles
Al End Of the War


TOXIC. June 27.-Ntscount ichlro
Motano foreign m.rister in an address
70 tn, Dict yesterday expressed the con-
yirt ion that the entrance of the United
States into the war with the unchakable
determination to defeat Germany by ef1-
ploying all her force. would greatly con-
tribute to The realization of the goal
sought by the entente allies. He re-
jored that Japan and the United states
are now closely collahorated against
European common enemies. Their cor
dial relations have all increasing ten
dcncy further 70 become cemHnted IN
mutually and sincerely uniting all ef-
forts.
I'VE cannot foresee." said Vtscoant
Motano. when the end Of the struggle
which has rarishcd the world 70 rthree
years. will come. and do not believe
all difficulties will he finished with TINS
war. can even affirm that the greatest
difficulties will begin with the end or
the war. Then Nc will need al our
tnrce and all our energy TO estah!lsh
durable peace In the world and detend
orr rights and interests.
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Ob|T l)ARY
Mrs, Louise Friedrich.

Mrs .nui>r Friedrich. aged 81. for
g. wears II resident nf North Wheeling,
died in the mnru. Of nor daughter. Mrs
r. r, Adams. of SIT Market street. yes
tcrday morning ri 20 o'clock. follow
Ing u prolonged illness OF diseases in
cidcnt 10 old age. Mrs. Friedrich was
ono of tho hest known German women
of hat part of the city.
She WAS born in Germany February
/. 1896. and cam" tn This country with
her parrnis mt The age ri 10 years. They
wcrn ~ days in crossing rho sen and
landed in New Orleans. Tho family
came to Wheeling in 1916 and after
two months r"mu, ri to Monroe county
Ohio. In 1874 they returned to this
city and Mrs Friedrich had since lived
in North Wheeling. Funeral arrange
nrrniS will NOT be completed until WORD
rs received from relatives in tn" west
Fmurt zen children were born 10 them
- ut whom arc living. MS follows: Mrs
r'hnrlos Zimmerman Of Whcclins; Mrs
1arnh MeChlich. Of Wheeling; Mrs
Katherine Arndi. Of Wheeling: Mrs
II. L. Adams. "f Wheeling: Mrs. viii
liam RcntSCh. Of Pittsburgh: Mrs. Al
bert Kuhn, 4 Ianasrille: Henry r'ri"d'
rich. Of Lincoln. Neb.: J. l.. and Her
mann Friedrich. ~ Chicago. III: w. q;
Friedrich. Of Aivnrvicw: r. y. Fried
rich. Of this city. and Andrew Fried
rich. of Martins Ferry. Three sisters
and ono brnIh"r also survive--Mrs
Caroline Friedrich. Mrs. Elizabeth Crisis.
man, Mrs. Edward Mcfarland ant
4 ouis Hoffman.
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Wireless Operator Tells
OF Sinking Of the Sub

NEW WORK. June 2.-Additional
details of tho sinking Of a German
submarine by gunhre from The Amerl'
can steamship Silvershell m May 50,
off tho coast of Sardinia were related
here today by II. r. Mapcs, senior
wireless operator on the SilverShell
who arrived from French port,
According To Mapos tho submarine
was sighted shortly after y. M. and
there was 4 running battle which
lasted moro than an hour The sub
marine fired forty shrannel shells aid
tho Silvcrshpll returned thirty.hvc
shots. ono If which hit the boat
amidships. The submarine turned on
its stern end and sank. The Sllvel
she'll suffered only slight dnmase.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
DAMAGE BY STORM
lightning Strikes Several Buildings In
Wheeling District Late Tues
day Night.

Tho severe electrical storm which
swept the Ohio valley Tuesday night
caused considerable damage nj different
points of its path. AS result the tcle-
graph and telephone service was badly
crippled. and lights were out in many
parts Of the district.
Al The home Of David Dawson In
Shadyside. an erratc bolt entered one
of the walls Of the house aud descend :
ed the inside of the wall Of the bed
room where Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson were
asleep doing considerable damage 10 the
interior Of the room. and then shat
tered a window and struck tree In the
rear of the house.
The power house Of the Storch Coal
mine al Edgnelon Lane was consider
ably damaGcd ny lightning starting q
fire about II o'clock
During the Storm hole was pierced
in the roof Of the Joseph Nassif store.
causing flood Of water to descend and
entirely flooding the stock. Discovery
was made 100 late for any effort to re-
move the stock. and q damage OF $4,000
resulted.
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making big profits on war contracts.
He said the Southern Ohio coal opera.
tors feel the present situation intoles'
able.
C.. J. Neal. director OF finance Of
Cleveland. Walter =. Mckinney or 20:
lumbus and others told OF high coal
prices in Ohio. W. E. Davis. commits
sioner Of light and heat In cleveland.
said that the city made contract last
Year for 5000 tons of West Virginia
coal ~ s2.09 a ton. but after rccetvins
part Of tho supply the city was notlned
that no moro coal could be delivered
because IF railroad cmbargoes anc mad
TO buy 10000 tons At 1915 ton. The
COMMITTEES hearings continue tomorrow.
Coal Clearing House.
The meeting of operators voted TO-DAY
to establish in Washington permanent
bureau for cooperation with the gov.
crnment, II viii he a clearing house
for the coal associations.
Thirty per cent Of the embarrassment
from tho coal trade. the commissioner
said. Is due 10 lack Of transportation
facilities. The commission. he assured
The operators. has no intention OF ngur-
ing coal costs down ito cent or nve
cents. II already is Undertaking 10 de-
terminc coal production costs at the
request nr Secretary Daniels.
While the convention WAS In session
the scngtc interstate commerce commit
tee continued lis hearing OF operators
and others on the bill giving blanket
government authority to FIX the price
ri coal aud railroad supplies. Most Of
the operators expressed . Willingness.
regulation. but insisted that they were
not responsible for high coal prices and
should not be the objects Of any punt.
tive legislation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
BIG CAR MISSING
Tom Beckett Loses Automobile Yester.
day-PoHce Mako Thorough
Search.

When Tom BECKETT returned 10 the
curb on Twelfth street. alongside the
Odd Fellows hall. last evening. he
found that somebody had taken his big
Euick touring car. Traces of the car
were found, indicating that the thief
had taken a route east. going over tho
National pike.
Last evening. Acting Lieutenant Bion
Miller telerhoncd IN authorities at
telegra phcd to Wayncsburg and Pitts
burIh To have the machine seized and
the driver arrested If the car is found
In those places.
The machin" carried West Virginia
license tags No 1916.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
FRANCHISE NOTICE

Motto, is hereby giren thst under proFslons Of a
ordinance granted By The Board OF Commissioner.
Of the County Of Ohio TO the Wheeling Elm Grow,
Railroad Company. which ordinance vas passed Dc:
c.mbcr - 1897. and became effective on the 3rd
day NJ January. 1893. the said Board OF Commission,
.r, ~ lh. County Of Ohio will on the 9th day Of
July, 1917 act upon amendment TO said franchise
recurring the West Virginia Trscton Electric Com
pany TO change the location Of its track to the mid
die Of tho road from cuEert OF the National Hoae
near Cecil Place 10 the Town OF Elm Grove.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS or THE CoUN
TY OF OHIO.
CHAs. o. EPHIIN.
President
e. c. UNDERWOOD.
,.nsn. Clerk .
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MONEY
hO N =

NEW YORK. Juno 2I.M"rcartil" pa
per- 5ra5Is. Sterling 80 day hills. go:
rnmmcrciadl en- day hills IN banks.
4.7l24; commercial 50 day bills. 49,
demand. AIS T-16: cables. 4.76 7-lG
Francs. demand. 5.IG':: rHhl"s. 90 l..
Guildcys, demand. fli4: cables. iI'.
I.ires. demand. 7.96: cables, 80. Ruhl"S
demand. %: cables. @%li. Far silver.
ISL; Mexican dnllarS. SIT Gny"rnmr NJ
bonds ilr'n. Railroad bond IRREGULAR
Tim" loans "asi.r: 8" days. 20 days
and six months -. Il ~.
Cali money "asi"r: high. &. low. =:
ruling rail-. =: last loan. -. closing BID
>. offered nj 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
OFFICERS ELECTED BY
SCOTTISH RITE GUARD

The Scottish Rite Guard OF Osiris tenn
pie. 4. A. o.. ~ VI. S. held a mcetlng
in the Scottish Rite cathedral last night
and transacted important business prln-
cipal Of which was the election OF off
GERS for the ensuing six months.
Before the election took place. mem
bnrs enjoyed L Sumptuous banquet
served by ZlcEAnfcier. The annual re-
port of the retiring Officers was also
given
Following is the list OF newly-elected
officers: Major. r. G. Linsley: chief
Of staff. George c. Crook: inspector.
Thomas S. Meek: Judge aprlicate. Al
bert Schairer: Quartermaster. Fred
Cowl; captain. r. +, Schofeld. and ad-
jutant. Walter Bowman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
LABOR SHORTAGE
SITUATION ACUTE
Declares Deputy state Commissioner
Suith-Coal Production Is Failing
or as Result.

Deputy State Labor CommisSionei
lack smith, of Huntington. Is spending
a few days in Wheeling on business for
thr labor department. H" is going over
The labor situation in this section OF
tho slate with the view Of obtaining IN,
formation as To the labor needs ol
manufacturing plants and mines, ana tc
supply more help if possible.
Sir. Smith stated thut tn" labor de-
rartmcnt under Commissioner Samuel B
Montgomery is making special efforts &c
alleviate the labor shortage in the min
Ing regions. on tho railroads and IT
tho manufacturing plants. and Is meet
ing with considerable success.
Tho situation. especially In the min
Ing regions. he said. Is acute, and pro-
ducrion is falling off somewhat as
rrSDlf
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FARM LEASED FOR OIL.

The farm belonging TO W. H. Ora BILE
of the island. and p. r. Garrette OF
Richie county. has been leased to
oil and gas operators. and operations
have already been started. This 50.
acre farm Is In tho heart of The oil
district, and promises to be rich in
production. At present there are
three pipe lines running through the
farm; a six. twelve and siIecn
inch pipe. The farm is located near
Flarrisville. in Richie county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Juno "7.--Raw sugar
FIRM Centrifugal. 6.lt: mHlasScs. SIS;
r"fncd firm. unchanSri To - points
higher: nne> eranulatnd. $3.50 n 10
Sugar futures opened firm on tn" con
tinund strength in the spot market. Al
noon prices were To points higher
on covering and demand from. outside
souceS.
Closed Arm and AIS points higher:
sales o9.%51 tons. July. go: Septsm-
bnr. : 10; December. 80: January. NJ.
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Turn Down Offers TO
Buy Municipal Bonds

NAKTTNSBT RIO. ". va. june II.
The Mar,inshurg city bond Commls.
sion. which has in charge the sllling
Of the S21n,Gn0 nf seenririe.: recently
authorized at special election. for
municipal improvements this evening
definitely rejected the proposals sub
miltcd by We'll. Roth & Co.. o! Cir2in.
natl. of par value and accrued INFER.
est. and of !. G. Myer. Of Cincinnati.
Of par. but containing etipulaiuns
which would violate the bond ordin-
anco.
Tho commission believes that as tho
bonds carry Il five per cent. !aio Of in
ternSt a better price can 30 secured
later
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NEW YORK. June 27.-Col. Oliver
Hazard Payne. prominent in New York
and Cleveland financial circles, died
here today in his 18th year.
Colonel Payne. who was the son ~
Henry r. Payne. former United States
senator from Ohio. was born in Clere-
land and WAS educated AT Yale unirer-
sity. whore he was graduated with the
class OF SO. he entered the Union
army in the Civil war as a first lieu.
tenant In tho 12ith Ohio infantry aid
rose rapidly TO the rank OF colonel Al
The close of the war he was brcveted
hriEadier- general for faithful and nieri-
torious services"
Colonel I'ayna was prominently iden-
titled with the steel and oil industries
Of Western Pennsylvania and Ohio and
later bnrame interested in railroads and
mining.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
OF Redemption Of Bonds OF the Loan o. 1883 81 the
City Of WheeIirg.

Notice 10 hereby given BY the commsItene1 or The
loan OF 1855 Of the city OF Wheeling. West Virginia.
that pursuant the requirements Of The ordinance OF
said city passed May lo. 1855. entitled AN ordl-
p1nc. 10 provide for tho issue and Gale OF bonds OF
the city Of Wheeling. 10 be known as Bends OF the
loan Of 1885. and for the redemption and payment
thereof and providing for payment Into the ClJ
Tr...ur7 NJ certain amount. from revenue, Of the
Ga. and Water Works." the following described bonds
issued under the said ordinance. were determined b'
lot BY said commissioners for redemption and pay
men. on tho Is. day Of July A. D.. 1917. 10 wit:
Bond, OF $500 90 principal each numbered a. 81 ST.
and Bond. Of 81. o0o 90 principal each numbered Is
follows: I57. $50. 1885, 25I. 1893. 303. 1885, Isl. le'.
said hnnd, 50 determined will be redeemed and
maid At the Bank OF the Ohio VALLEY In the. CRY OF
wheeling, W Va. on and after the LIST day OF July
1911 and said bonds SO determined will cease 70 DEAR
interest from the last named day and date
L E SANDS
ALFRED CALDWELL
3. W PETERSON.
Commissioners Of the4oin OF 1885.
jeI6-t-ty-l
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Funeral for Mrs. Locn1er Today.

This af, ernonn AT o'clock funeral
services for Mrs. Eliza tCrumbackerl
l.oe filler. wife nf Louis Locfflcr. who died
In the Ohio Valley General hospital
Tuesday. will be conducted In the homo
of Mrs l.. Falour, of Echo Point. The
Rev. Walter z. Schucttn. of st. James
Evangelical Lutheran church. will b" III
charge Burial will be in Peninsula.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
POLICE PICK-UPS

Roy Anthony will be arraigncd In po-
lice court this morning charged with
violating the traffic ordinance. He is
alleged TO have driven on the wrong sid"
Of one of the Island streets.
Frances Music, a Polish domestic. was
arrested by fatrolman Charles Schrader
on q charge OF drunkenness.
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Yesterday afternoon funeral SERVICES
for Mrs. Anna tHoehle) Mtrrin wer:
held in the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Jose ph V. Sauva Geot. Of - Thirteenth
street The Rev. Or. F.. &: Howard, OF
the First English Lutheran church. Of
iiriated. Mrs. Murrjn passed away in
the Ohio Valley General hospital Sum
day: Int.rment was in Greenwood.
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OF tho Redemption Of seris,. :. Amounting
s6,eoo.oo OF tho Refundins Loan OF 1902
Of the City OF Wheeling.

So,,c. /, hcrebr given by the Commissioners 0!
~. Rounding Loan Of 1909. that Juno is. 1917.
pursuant To the requirements Of the ordinance q said
civ passed Janusry T.. l909-Amended March o.
1902, and again amended June rs, 1907. entitled
AN ordinance 10 provide for the Issue ana safe OF
bonds Of the rf,r Of Wheeling to BE- known as tbs
Re;undins Bonds Of 1902. and for tho redemption
and raymen, thereof"
That the following described bonds numbered from
l53 10 lSS inclusive and marked Series F. and 70
IN. amount ", &C. 900 co said bonds will DO redeemed
and maid At the Bank ot the Ohio VALLEY In the City
Of Wheeling. wes, Virginia. on and after July l,
laI7 and .aid honds Will cease 10 bear interest on
the last named day and date.
D. e. LIST. Jk
JAMES r. MAXWELL.
J. A. MILLER.
Commissioners Of Refunding Loan OF 1907
. je-ls.t.t5l
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Funeral for Joseph Martin.

Tho Roy. I. !. DeEolt. Of Wesley
Methodist Episcopal church. conducted
the funeral services over Joseph Martin.
| Mon veteran Of the Civil war. in the
family home. $50 La Belle avenue. yes
terday afternoon. where his u~al vr-
CURED Monday. Burial was in Mt. Zion.
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hospital Tuesday. will be held IN the
family home nj Woodsdale. on the Beth
any pike. this afternoon at o'clock inc
rev. Dr. Jacob Birmingham. rector OF
ST. Lukc's Protestant Episcopal church'
viii nfiiciatc. Intcrment will be private
in Greenwood
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NOTICE.
OF the Driving for Redemption Of tho Main stree
erIdee Bond, Of the City Of Wheeling.

Bridge Bondt. OF me C'v on HheehhS'
Notice is hereb: given hy the commissioners OF inc
Main Street Bridge Bonds first terles that pursuant
to tho requirements CT the ordinance OF sid CITY
nsssed the 18th day Of March. 1890. entitled. An
ordinance 10 provide for the Issue and sale OF Bonds
NJ the city Of Wheeling TO be Known as tho Main
Street Bridge Bonds first ser1es) and for the reden
ton and payment thereof. the FOLLOWING oesclloea
nonds Issued under said Ordinance. were duly deter
mined hy lot by said commissioners for redemption
and nsyntcn on the first day n July. 1917. to'it:
Bond OF $500. 90 principal NUMBERED 49,.
Bond OF s.. 900. 90 principal numbered 2o2.
Said bonds 50 determined Will Be redeemed and
maid at tn. Bank OF tho Ohio Waller. In the city OF
wheeling, West Virginia. and after the SAID
frs, day Of July. 1917. and said bonds 40 determined
will cease to bear interest from the last mentioned
NO. B'w. PETERSON.
J. A. MILLER.
L. E. SANDS.
Grandchildren, @, the Main Street Bridge Loan trsi
,.r,., jel6tJy-l
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NoN-suPPoKT CASE.

Eoss i rovle was arrested yesterday
by Dcnuty Sheriff Fred Frazier and
Earl Fcdicord. charged with non-sun'
port. He has wife and three children
Judge Alan Robinson viii fix date for
his hearing in juvenile court.
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Charles c.. Debolt.

Charles t. ncholt. Ecd 30. former as
slsiant shirpinc clerk at tho Swift &.
20. local branch died yesterday morn
irr in the family home. rear Of $50
Seventeenth street. Funeral arrange
mcnis will he completed today.
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COALERS AGREE
Continued from Page One)

SEM their side OF the case. lie was
loudly cheered:
Fayors Regulation
f: c. Turnnr, former attorney gen
eral Of OHIO, representing the Southcra
Ohio t'caI nrerators' association said
the Fovnrrment should regulate the coal
prices 10 private consumers and utilities
bu, not 10 those industries that are
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Clar6sbnrR Deaths.

Special Dispatch tn the IncllEencer
CLARkSBCRG. ". Va. June IA
slow poison. taken either by accident or
with suicidal intent, caused the death
in hospital this afternoon of Mrs
Hazel Funk. aged 30. of Clark street.
Glen Elk The cnse is being investi-
gated.
Mrs. G. A. Garden. aged ~. Is dead
A, her home AT Mount Clare. Of tuh"r-
.ruiosis She leaves her husband and
twelve children.
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COFFEE

NEW TORN. .Irr' "7...C"n"n. NJ.
FIR. ?:-~: fuiur g. -i'rdy. september
As; December. 49,.
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River kilograms.
METALS

NEW YORK. Irrnc -I.--The metal ex-
change quotes: f."ad dull spot. ~ q
Ie. Speii.r dull; spot. East ST, Louis
delivery. ~. asked. At London: Lrad.
spot, 80 lns: fut'Irea. SEQ lbs. Spclter.
spot. Eai: futures. $50.