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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-10
TELLS or HORRORS

ST. JOHNS \. B., Dec. /.-IssluOnd Barry, postal clerk eye the great Halifax disaster, upon "People died les he sa1d "crusned bodies cryWnere. numerous persons running about with blown from ner faces, leaving great gaping holes Others wandered around with their eyes gone, grOpng the sudden darkness trying to lind way o1 escape from the city Hundreds o1 persons were noticed with faces sashed rbboIs with their limbs almost away from their b0dles
 One sight shall forget" he said Il was work ing with number o1 others around wrecked buldng and only fifty away under the burning mass of tim every in the crowd worked he worked beore we were unable to reach and forced burn death"
 Barry that the parks throughout the city were filled with dead It was estimated that than 300 killed i'll the parks.
 AID ARRIVING
 HALIFAX, Dec. 7Special trains are arriving from all parts o1 the country from Windsor through to Moncton Hundreds ot nurses and physicians the scene and the work ot looking alter the injured progressing rapidly.
 It is estimated that about three thousand persons are injured practically wo-thrds of them suffering from cuts from flying glass Hundreds ot working parties are still removing the Wreckage and resculng the injured This work IS greatly lmpeded by heavy . Inc snow s however, proving of great aid the tlrelnen III lighting the flames which are still burning in certain sections Of the city The blaze under control and IS being held within limited until 1t is queched
 All business IS suspended un the dead have been re covered and every injured rescued The schools closed until further notice.
 RED CROSS SPECIALS
 NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-The division headquarters of the American Red Cross Society announced tonight that number ot Red Cross special trains speeding their journey to Halifax with all kinds supplies and medicine to relieve the suffering They also have board num- Der of doctors and trained of the Red Cross organ zatlon who will give all the assistance in their power
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
SECRETARY BAKER
GREETS OLD NURSE
Aged Negro woman Is Happy to Again
See ''Marsa Newton"-He Also Ex-
presses Pleasure.

S",rc,ary nf War Bakers visit 10
Wheeling must haze been q pleasant
nne. He not only had little talk OF
III" old days with Iudge James W.
Ewing. bur when the official hearing
was about over captain john NJ. Short.
ne we'll known United States deputy
ruarshal. stepped TO his side and whis-
iI,red something into his car. NJ.
Bakers fac. liGhtcn"d up and he nodded
heard 10 say: Tell lc" I'll be thec" III
:, lew minuteS--h;tv. her wait NhCr:
me hearing closed Secretary Baker
Slippr,! ont behind 'hr judges bench
ard into thu. rrtvut" hallway. and there
stood az, old negro 'wOlnan-ascd and
bent with care and her; head covered
with white hair. She looked UP when
she heard Mr. Baker appr0achtng. aud
with outstr.tch"d arms Sh" rushed "a
tn" secretary. threw her arms about
his ncciI anr: wept on his shoulder lisp
INK between sohS Of JOY "Masta New
ron. Masta Newton. my little boy: how
is YOU, nay ii,,le boy" The secretary
wiped :. tear from his Eyes and. pa;tins
n"r on ihc shoulder with on" hand am"
Iakiug he Other worn. tralt hand III his.
he told irr how glad hc WAS To So
her .Masta Newton. how is all d.
folks" she asked When assured they
we're w"lI she said. '''Th;rk the Lord.
The secretary reached into his packet
and slipped something into h"r hanG.
and gently pattinH her on ia" shoulder
bade her eoodby. and the old woman
toddled OFF with tho light ~ love SHIN
iug in her face. Tina; woman waS M:.
Bakers nurse many years ago. She ha +;
lI..rd in Wheeling for th' past thirty
wears. and h.r namr is Lucy Piper of
E,pfr II y.c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
OSCAR {. MURRAY, CHAIRMAN Of
B,&Q.'5 BOARD. PASSES AWAY

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
SKELETON OF VICTIM
MISSING At TRIAL

=. ~ tu.r...rcTIrt
STEUBENNlI.LE. o.. Mar. l4.-It
developed al iii" opening Of the trial
Of William Oliver Turner. %. for sec
ond degree murder here Today. that
The. states most valuable evidence. the
bullet perforated shoulder blade OF
Turner's stepfatiler and alleged vic
lin. Edward e. Glenn. 80. F'ernwood
Ohio. farmer WAS missing. Prosecut-
ing Attorney Carpenter lold the jury
i, was stolen from the skeleton which
has been under guard n d local under.
taking room.
Before entering the court room TO-
day. the accused voting man who
branded as negro al lha time Of his
arrest made the declaration that he
wa: n white man and says he will
prove il during III" irials His step
father Was "A negro. Turner's mother
and wife We're with him in court.
Turner j. accused ni shooting The
farmer in death with a shotgun and
then hurying the body in Il rarinc on
ihn Glenn farm al FcrnwooG. the mo-
live hcin% robbery. Tine murder is
June ami H.. body was not found I'M
I'll October. Turner was arrested at
!rondaIr. Mo. where he was working
Il farm and brought back here 10 face
trial.
The fiT$i witness Was Jesse Stone.
Fernw0od farmer vino found rhe body.
He detailed it, hiding place and con-
dition Al The time. The body was so
badly drcompn$rd il wa unreCog
'nizablr. NJ said. bul liz Identified ii az
that of Glenn by clothing hanging 10
the bones.
DrS. MaySun and Floyd testified 20
finding lead shot in The skull and
shoulder blade. the latter being twice
perforated. The shoulder bone. now
missing. was with other parts of the
skeleton when they examined it. they
testified. There are three score wit.
neSspS 10 be examined and the trial
will probably last all week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
Miss Louise hopkins.


WASHINGTON. ID. e.. March Ii
Louise. only daughter OF Prof. ami Mrs.
~ p. Hopkins. aged 30. died In Il hos
niIal here following al operation on
Monday FOR appendicitis. Sin. was a
well Known and popular %uunS woman
in Packers burg. F'a.rmont and Morgan
t""n. wm""" at different times sh. ~
sided with her purCItS. Prof. HupkNS.
now government cntymUtUsIst WAS II:
on" lir!" connected with IN" facult! u
thu. faIriHunt Normal school. and !at"G
with IhHl - West NirEinir university.
Miss Hopkins Was decidedly well liked
II" . l1rer cIrcl,. JC friends here. Sin"
was Il most aIiracti," cirl and one 81
;hc capitals rNprr; hurScwOm"n. her
death was Il Er"nI shock % her family
and friends. The remains lett h"rc to-
nigh; f"r rark":SburE. wn"r" ihc IA
nnrni viii be held. accompanied h$ Ir.
and Mrs Hopkins AMI their *o:i. To.
Another son and brother. Edward. ie
-, MpS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
HORSE SHOW ASSN
WILL Be ORGANIZED
Application For Charter viii Be Made
as Result of Meeting Last
Evening.

The Wheeling Racing and Horse
Show Association. following Il meeting
in the Wheeling Commercial ASsociH-
ZION last night. announced that applIca-
non viii hc made 10 Secretary Of Stale
HouSiou g. Young for q charter and that
it is expected by Saturday OF this week.
The meeting had been called last even
ing for the purpose OF elccting officers
and making other plans Tor the new or
ganiIa tinu. but this was deferred until
the receipt of the charter.
Fl. w. Mcclure. Geors. W. lutZ. IT,.
w. Gee Bert H. Swartz and Charles y.
liH nchcr arc named rs tie incorpOrators.
tine of the first enterprises Of the new
"rganiZa Ion will hs 4 racing meet and
exposition here during the week of July
,. Others will be held throughout the
year il has been announced.
On" of the men prominent in the new
organization said. that nearly fifty
hn"iucSS men Of the city were subscribe
rrS to tho Wheeling Racing and Horse
Shnw Association and That after a can
NaSS az the city. that the number would
be doubled. il was thought.
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were in charge Of their matron. Miss
Esther Clemens.
Secretary Bert II. Sw@rlZ an
nounced that Barnum & Balleys
circus had closed ii contract for the
state fair grounds this summer
The Barnett Oil & Gas company
received an announcement yesterday
from their representative, {. S.
Shryer. in Irvine. Ky: of another
good well on their leases in that sec
lion. The we'll is the company'S No.
IS. and had a flow Of forty barrels Il
day.
Donations 10 The annual fund for
The North Wheeling hospital are ar
irving already. although th& date for
sdch was sat as Monday, March 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
WOULD HAVE STATE
H. S, TENNIS LEAGUE
Wheeling High FaaE OF the Court an"
Net Are Planning Tame for the
Spring.

Tine germ of Il stat" high Hrhoo! ten
MS i,l,sIle is being incubatrd III Wheeling
The luca! Central nigh will max" a
great effort TO arrange Il high school
league 10 play tUu:uam"ntS this Spring.
Anyway Wheeling high Will hay" It's
lrtrrclasS league 10 begin with. and Viii
play in courts II the touutr% ciub. "n
the Island out tn: pike and III uih"'
parts Of the city.
Over one hundred students hay siGn-
I'd ,h.. cards anuuGMrlnG ih'I MI
shoulder III" Responsibility q: starting
The. movements II Is hoped later that
cnLrls may be- had hy til" school it9cil.
As soon as the BASKETBALL and gym
season is closed III" work o! tn" tennis
tirndS Will b"rin. Already SOM a."
practic.ng drspiI" the weather. ard some
am bilious boys and girls hay" stretched
thc voIlcy ball net n the gym Tor tru-
mis- work.
Although the other schools in u"
STAT" hav" not been heard From IN re-
gard 10 the tennis leagu". !, - known
that the leading cities. Hununht"n'
Charleston and moro conveniently, faIt-
mont and CIarkSbUrG and lArkrrShGFc'
could easily form the sum" sort OF SIs-
TEN with the country clubs and Guy
courts as is being done IL wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
MAN KILLED At
BENWOOD SUBWAY
Cut TO Pieces and Clothes Torn Off
When Hit by Train--Wns Trans
ferrinG From Trolley Cars.

Walking over the i:al, im"r" II Ohio
tracks across the Wheeling Traction
Subwa- ut BenwuoS last night. an nm
known nIpn about - y"ai> nli WAS IN
SInnlly killed when Il passenger lrain
struck him from behind. tearing Of his
left arm. left leg and all his clothes.
ANA GnSiIing him about III" h"Ml and alb
dnmtN.
|, wits rhn first fnIaiity az IN" n"hr
fi"rd The unn was SAID 1" n'' trans
frrrinS from 4 trolley car on one sid"
Of the subway 10 on" on thC"lhcr. u"
rars were not Isin:: the subway. WI
was TWO feet in water.
The body rUud not b. identified cN-
...i; investigators were certain il" WAS
n stranger in the town. M inquest viii
b.. held This morning III tn" t"o"H-
Hrntx m"rEu". E"uM""d. 10y County cor
uiirr hrt'oEhs.
The train which struck bum was OK
prcSS No. 81 from Grafton. backing into
the H"pWo"d junction rouudh"us" from
In" Wheeling station, wh"r" u "aF an"
al 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
MEMS BRIEFS

Only one offender faced Judge
lIonpcker in polio" court Yesterday
morning. John Kapinski Was fined 50
n nd costs or ten days AT the work
house on n drunk charge.
The county commissioners with
Clerk II. c. Underwood were a the
county iniirmary yesterday Tor the BIZ
weekly inspection and audit.
Ben Dunlap. charged with a
second Yos, law violation. was re-
leased from Jail on bond Yesterday:
Ashby jackson furnished the bond
for him.
Nine children from the Woods
dale home were given treatment at
me dental clinic in the Associated
Charities yestcrda! morning. They
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15

Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-lhe famous
Wcndell's Ambition Pills-that VIII
put vigor, vim and vitality into nerT'
GUS tired out, all in, Respondent peo-
pc in a few days.
Anyone can buy box for only 80
cents. and John Coleman Co. is au'
thorigcd BY the maker 10 refund the
purchase price if anyone is dlssatS-
fed with the first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility. nervous prostration, mental
depression and unstrung nerves
caused by over-indulgence in alcohol,
tobacco, or overwork Of any kind.
For any affliction Of the nervous
system Wendell's Ambition Pills are
unsurpassed. while for hysteria, trenl-
bling and neuraleia they are simply
splendid. Fifty cents at John Cole.
man Co. and dealers everywhere. Mail
orders filed. charges prepaid by Wen
dell Pharmacal Co. Inc, Syracuse, y.
N.-AdW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
MINISTER TRIED
BLACK-D RAUCHT
And He Advises Others Who SUI
fer As He Did With Liver
OF Stomach Troubles
To Do the Same.
To Do the Same.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15

- president aud during latter Years ne
showed hjs appreciation and loyalty Of
hlS men in substantial ways.
Assuming charge of the railroad 81
short Will" hetur. the 8altiIuor" Hire.
H.. placed th. facilities OF the Baltimore
and ohio I; til" command Of the cit!Zcuss
OF Raltimure. ii" ordered trains made
up IN Philadelphia. Washington and New
York e. bring III OUT side aid which
helped Ia save the city from complete
obstruction. His IutcvcS: in th. work
Of those Changed with restoring tho city
was always manifest.
Mr.. Murray was properl! regarded as
one Of the earliest opponents Of III"
newer school OF railroad executive. VINO
recognized the Importance ct promoting
friendly relations between the people
living in the numerous cities. towns
and communities and tn" railroad Scrv-
ing them. II" was the first eXecutiv" to
undertake a campaign nt this kind in Il
systematic. manner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
THE THEATRES
AT TEE COURT SATURDAY

Smartness In musical comedy viii b"
demonstrated a. In" Court theatre Tor
Iwo performances. saturday mature
and night. March l.. when Every Good
Eddie" book by Ph!Iir htrlhu!"iia" anu
.,I,Isrr nv Jerome Kern. which the MAJ
bury-('omstock company has h""n pr"-
senting with the greatest success; 81 iH':
prjccnsS theatre. New York. Throughout
M, pas yrar will htV" IT'S FIRST pee.
-, such jmportan; players rs Hurfor'i
liaiupd"n. Dave F"rGrSou: Ma+is"h
smith, Jack Sur;ir"S. jules EratIiI. VAL
lie Martha. Lot,l- Erun"!l". Mar. L"ul%@
Morrison and Georgia Harvey. Nv" PA
iS full Of bright ana SparhiihS '"'!''u,
.,,d rho starry j. novel .lcrom" Kern
whose music is always catchy AND tune.
.uI. In this is said to HAY" Surrass""
all his previous efforts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
William Sheehan.

NEW YORK., March IT, WiiliaT>
Shrchau. former lieutenant governor Of
N"w Nurii. who was 4 lawyer prominent
in state. and local politics in former
years. d''tt n his 'Iumc h-rr
When the state Legislature" became
deHdluCkrd III the I.uiitIrH! struggle ~
select 4 Democratic candidate for the
United States senate in 1911 il WAS Mr.,
Shcrhan un whom tir hghI conferred
TIL" Deadlock was broken by the agrrc-
m"nt' To, choose James \. rt:urnau
whose term expired un March I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
TernEud Lnbor,

PARIS. March II. a:24 =. l'"rNund
laburi. who WAS attorney tor captain
Alfred prcy Cus. died today I:j'r long
and painful illness. T"rnand Lrhpri
long prominent a III. Paris bar. Sprau2
into iutcrna tiunaI pr"min"n"". ~ the
result, OF his a"tivili"s in th,. 'Di-brat"d
Drr$ tuS case. i'll the .r;r 49,. y con
Spicl:uuS service III this connection. was
Performed 10y him IN behalf of Emilc
Xou when thar nn'"d author was az.
ru$"d of lh"ling III" French president
and iHr French Army IN his defense nf
Captain Drrvfus Lat"~ Nni;rC Labor!
acted ns m" defender uf nrnvCuS al mo
treason trial IT R"nncs. ric was horn III
Rheims. in 1850
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
ZORNES VERY ILL
Alleged White SLAYER: Awaiting q.
Court Trial Su&Srtng From

confined in the Ohio s2unty Jail await
Ing United States Court trial on !,
white slavery charge, is seriously ~
again from AN old ,saection resulting
from lin injury to one &f his ears;
Zorues. after being, operated upon
twice for the injury, .since his arrest
pleaded insanity. hut a jury in United
States district court lGlt fall found that
he WAS sane. and he tTas remanded tC
''' During The past f!v Gays. his old
wound has been ca,sying him trouble
again. and the inflammation and pain be
came 80 severe again cast evening that
one of the Jail phyTtcians was sum
mnned hurridly to GIVE him relief.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
RIVER NEWS

The crest OF the Ohio river for
Wheeling was reached yesterday
morning Al o'clock Al "a feet =
inches. Last night at 6 O'Clock mere
was stage Of - feet Inches. TALL
of ! inches during the day.
The steamer Tell City was down
Yesterday morning Al s o'clock Tor
charleston from Pittsburgh. The
steamer Ruth is due 20 pass through
Wheeling this morning from Charles
ion enroute TO Pittsburgh
II was announced that III" steamer
,jherry dockcd here owing 10 the
high water, would depart early Friday
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
H. norsey SEne.
%' SASSy 80
h:--;iA DtinaIeh Ia The In;rli!gencrr

h:-S:Il lrin"tch tn The Intelligence.
MORO w. Va. Murch H.
IT, Dorsey Stlne. aged ~. on" VI the best
known characters in this city. di"d here
early today from acute SriGhtS disease.
For years slime conducted AL oyster res
lauraut here which was Il faVurit" rem
devious nf university STUDENTS. u" was
Known !" hundreds Of university Er;,du
at"S and former students. Shines
career Included several wears IN The
stage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
Funeral For Orlando E. sisson Today

rhiS H;'I1fnuun III $50 uClnCk funeral
services will ia. h"id for Orlando Ed
ward SisSOu. we'll knowa resident ut
this city who died in tn" Obi" Valley
General hospital Monday. in the hom"
Of his sister. Mrs. Mary Groves of i4G
National rn;,G. tn" R"N pr j. r.. Bird
rr Thomson M"ihudiSi EpScnpm! church.
will "l:irIHt". and ni"rm"ni Will b. In
tirr"nWuud.
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Ioekmen to Walk Out.

sr.4..a! ni4:aIch IA 'hr ln'ciI'scNrtt
FAST LIVERPOOL. O.. March II
Fifteen employees OF Ohio river dam
No. 8, here today announced ihal loo
.ttachr. of eleven daniS between
PITTSBURGH and Sieubenviile would
n,Iir their. Jobs tomorrow unless The
government granted them & wage ill.,
crease Of $1,000 per month. The
monthly wages Of the men range from
$50 10 $50.
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- - -
PLAYERS LINED UP

OAKLAND i'ali.. March Il. --GcnrE"
lpuffvt Lewis announced today. hH
wo,,ld leave. tomorrow with Hubert r,
'Uutrhy Leonard. for ,r- Boston Am
crican training camp - ""t SHrinTs,
Ark Lewis. leonard and Harry Hooper
have boon holding out Hooper. II IS
Understood al:rAd,' has signed. Leonard
and t.ewis viii talk oyer tim" cont aris
when tE"E E"t 10 camp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
POSTMASTER: NAMED.

WASHINGTON, MIR. 14.-Postmas
fers nominated todaS BY President
Wilson included 4"
Forest L. Way, Dayton, Ohio.
Henry w Brown, I3ndley, Ohio.
Allen II. Barthold, Bethlehem, Pa.
Charles a. Cole, ESerett. Wash.
John @. Baker. MiGdletown. Ohio:
Robert II. Gittins:.. Niagara Falls
y. Y.
John c. German, IIanton, Ohio.
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PAYMASTER Slain
BANDITS GET $1,000

CLEVELAND. o., March 14.-CuyIe!
MOwrE. paymaster for y. j. Rich ana
Company. knit good4 manufacturers,
was eho; and killed bn Two automobile
bandits in front Of ths1. Rich factory on
East SiXty-lrst >stree% this afternoon.
Nathan Halpnr wasrwounded by The
bandits hut will recover.
The robbers secureI $500 and es.-
ca ped. in an automobile:
The police traicd tls robbers 10 the
lQ5th street New York Central station
where they recovered $1,000. half OF
the stolen money. yhich had been
checked there after She robbers had
purchased Two tickets .for Toledo. The
other s2.700 is missing: The robbers
did MOI take the. lraia at the station
leaving there on a str5et car.
Police found two caps in the satchel
containing $500 in ..:,epin which tho
thugs checked TO Tolet;p- The headgear
had been purchased terc today The
auto used BY. the bSpditS was found snI
been stolen in. Akron Ohio, and police
went there in search: of the bandits
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THE LAST WORD

AI'EI'RN. y. Y. Starch tt.--Thr Nj
iinnal Association If i'r"-"SS!ohal ms
boiI la..-uns through Secretary John
Farrell. announced today that the terri
tories ~ Richmond. Ind. AMI Fort
Wayne. Ind. hav" b."n added !" The
{ 'nr;tral League. succeeding Wheeling
aud r.rrc Hautr. TIL" territory 81 l,u-
huquQlIc. Iowa. has been ad""H !" IN"
Central ASSrriat Inn.
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F"U"rnl for Roy Z. Collins. IA. 'w0-
ycar-"ld son - MG. and Airs Roy =.
Collins. who died IN thu ohio Valley
General hospital Monday. WAS held in
the family HON" in Twcnty-fnTrlh
street. yesterday afternoon. Burial was
in Nj. blivrt u.InctrrV
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eral For MIS-. SoYce.

Following services hrrG IN IN" family
hon" =: ~ t;LS; Twelfth street. 20
QUEEN high mass was celebrated III 81.
I"Scph'< cathedral yesterday murUiu :;
fur Mrs. Margaret 20 ;I""f"l F"y"...
widow "f james Ecyr" Iut:Tm"nr was
tr MI. Calvary.
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HE Lunoral Tor AIh"ri RrilnOu. WIN
di"d IL III" North Wheeling hospital
Saturday. will hr held in tn" Mrudal
chapel this afternoon at 80 o'c!ork.
Tn" Key. William q. UIf.rt Of -. .Iuhu' >
E"r:unu Performed church, will br IN
Sula
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SOLD TO ROCHESTER

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March Jimmy
Walsh, third hgS'man Of H." Memphis
Southern Association team last year
today was sold :" Rochester. ~ IN" Ia
Icrnntionai League.
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Elnnrnl For ME. CroY.

Yesterday Afternoon funeral services
We're hold in III. family h"imH. S. Thirty
urst street. for Mrs. Louisa g tSchauhb
Froy. tn" li"r. J. y =. inEringcr Au"r
"f the First Unitarian church. VA III
charge. Burial Was in Peninsula