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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-20
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-20
Rcscrye Alrmcn Knlcd.

PENSACOLA, Fla, June l9-B.
Z. Sylvester and A b. Blair, naval
reserve aNiatoTB, were killed near
the navy air station today when
their airplanes collided. Naval off
cials. in announcing the accident to
night, said both men had been sent
here recently from the Boston
School OF Technology to complete
their training.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-20
Loan ADDroycNI,

WASHINGTON. June ia di-
rect loan not to exceed {17.32O.0 900
to the Brooklyn Rapid Transit COM
pany, has been approved by the war
Finance corporation. Conditions un-
der which the advance will be made
have not been made public.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-20
ELECTION PROPOSED
TO INCREASE TAXES
City Commissioners Find They Must
Have More Money 10 Run
Municipal business.

| 4 t ,
NJ. ~ INC rease IN ue YAK rate OIL
d, urnH - 'nlperatlNe II .he ol'Y gov,
| CT, Att,rney t.a.,I gm,.,' 4" Inol,ns
up the law for calling a special elec-
ton at once SO that the taxpayers
can vote an extra EMIL levy per
mitted under the state statutes.
with M r,ono,, ir tho troos,,,.,,
and every drnarfmcnt ruoninc no
hind In revonnes for soyoroi montl,s
past to IN, extrnt th,t thc,r nre
now or will be by the middle Of
July approximately 3G5,0OO in debt
and with the fire department being
depleted daily by fircmcn quitting
their places to take private employ
ment at higher wuges TO such an
extent that the City's safety from fire
Is becoming a SERIOUS danger. the
city commissioners are alarmed over
conditions and say a lift in the tax
| rate is the only way out
Another fireman let the service
yesterday, making total Of fivo
who have resigned within the past
week. Pre- Chiaf Adler said YES
terday that he Is already fifteen
men short and that unless the city
takes immediate action II VIII not
have a handful Of flremen by tho
first or the month,
Others Demand Boost
The condition prevailing In the
fire department Ia more or less
found in the other departments and
a general raise will have TO be
made In salaries all around. H. T..
Maxwell. the new fire marshal,
asked for an increase yesterday
from 500 to,Sl5O a month.
Tho state Iaw Iimits ,he citv IN
e.n,IlI low, hut there {. a st,tu,e
tha. antb orIza. nm additionaI law
of njiis unon vote Of The neo.
NJ. yUith ~ .onntv ercise hoard
mat the s,rst veal, In Jniv n
dorht nr,ses a. =, whsther or NO,
~. nnon;aI 20 90, ha yoted hsfnro
90 n,ast. 10 eo oyer the bndra,a The
ci,n a,tnrnsy .nont ycstcrdoy in
iook a. mn the law and will report
~ thn ~ ,,u,issionara ~ sneciaI
w ,uoo,in~ o this nanrning at a"ao
n'c,och ~
p,S.. p,,, pr,u.o.,
"'s.'s n.s 'p
meanwhile the colnrl,ssioncrs
are preparing the budgets Tor tneir
various departin EMS, all OF & Wiicil
VIII can iur arBer eApeHui'uie ca
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-20
Find Rnnzc Plant

Fifty-slx half pints OF whisky was
the haul of whisky made between
10 and 1880 o'clock last night from
33 North Boston by Officer Grant
Pillington. ed Bellamy and VIII
Tramell were arrested.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-20
Asked 70 Form Cabinet.

AMSTERDAM, June I'm. Ma
knott OK S-premier and minister OF
foreign affairs, has been asked by
King Ferdinand OF Bulgaria TO form
n cabinet 10 succeed the one headed
by NJ. Badoslayoff which resigned
this woek.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-20
DIR. weinsbcrg Indicted.

ST. LOUIS, June 19.---Dr. Charles
II. Weinsberg, former president OF
the dlsbanded Missouri branch OF
the German-Amcrican alliance. in a
new Indictment containing four
counts voted by the federal grand
fury here today, Is charged with
violation OF the espionage act.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-20
Wanted 10 HnY.

Fifteen to twenty horse power Ras
engine with reversible clutch for
pumping oil well In Bixby field.
Address E-95, care OF World.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-20

WANTED-Tfigh class casinghead
gasoline engineer OF considerable eN-
perience and familiar with Foos en-
glnes. State salary and qualiSlca
tons. Address box Bot World
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-20
New York Cotton Futures.
Ew YORK, June 19.---Cotton closed
New orleans Cotton Futr as.

NEW ORLEANS, June Cotton
closed steady at an advance { -, to 46
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-20
ChicaEo nrain RanKe.

CHICAGO, June l9.-TodAy's provision
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
GRAND JURY'S
FINAL REPORT
COMPLETE REPORT MADE IN THE
FEDERAL COURT YES
TERDAY.
Stacker. Reed, Mann Ac. anG Esp.oa
age Act Violators Complete
Jury'3 Work.

n" federal grand !ury. having hccn
making two partial !'"l"r'S ~ iiini ;lH:"
yesterday afternoon 1T go r',l"ck maze
!. final report /" JuGE". A. -. Dayton.
judge Dayton thanked IA" members
stating shat tin: w"rk vas pleasing -
tn" officials il ,'.url ana iEai their #
Efficiency il III" d!SrhIrg. IT their duty
:tS jurors WAS rs good =" amy other
grand jury III III" c"liri. IL" thnIhrd
tn" jurors IN hrhaIi 90 tho law abiding
Citizens, al Ihl' community ana extended
10 Them tn" best wishes 1T thu COM
IuuniIy ami Ihr court.
Harold I;;ISSlcr al MartinSDurE. WfUSc
iriGN WIS >,iar:rd IN federal c"ur, l".
FORD .Iudg" Dayton mu Monday att rnnnn.
WAS found gully wf violating III" Feed
amendment 1T noon yesterday after the
jury had d"l,brraird Cor thirty minutes.
Judg" layton sentenced him Ia $cr"n
six months; ~ Jail and - pay fine Of
$lhn and costs. l:u~Slrr was represented
BY Attorney WIllltIn puGHn OF this rliS.
''IHrl"S HTnwn a.: Berkeley r"uItr
plead guilty /" IN" rharE" at violating
!hr "sIlunaE. ~; and "m r"r:"niln,nda-
ti"n 1T District Attorney Stewart
Walker wt> ,inr,l $"nm ',nd costs.
Xnrm..l" Zru" g" iianrm.k county, who
was indicted g"r calling ~. rGgiS;rr was
given his ir""d"m Yesterday. when bis
tract Aii"rn"T Re-" stated Ia .1uhE"
Dayton that III" government could not
establish u ":.:...
Charles Wilsum r"!"r'h. Though His
attorney. t.. j. r;r"hnn ii tins rliy.
il.aI"d Eu!iry t. ia" ,'i"r.:' "f Violating
In" Mama w.; and WIS sentenced T."
>"r%" LIZ nI"IthS in tn" uAI" count?
jail hy Judge IH!lrm.
T.hny'S S"SSr,u - r""r' Will likely
:ail'. mp IT,. ,ui:r.' 'iay IN 81. trial "f =.
H. I"cunu -: t:ElnH. charged with v:n-
lHilug tee 'snI"HH2" act. whil" the
greater part 1T '"i:'"rr"w will also. L."
cuiI:. un"d VITA tn, tTI%".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
ELK|N5 ATTORNEY CASE BEFORE
FEDERAL COURT HERE TO-DAY

Thursday in court and asked that his
ease bc posi- poned until Tuesday or this
week owing ID his witnesses not >bcing
present. Tho cas-" wns continued \Spd
the claim OF III: government attorneA
was thar he could not be continued
again. Both sides argued the legal
pnint and practically the entire after
noon was takcu up i'll making affidavits.
After much arguing Judge Dayton stat
"d that if Attorney Sommcrvlllc would
make an affidavit signed by the de-
PENDANT that he could not nfford 10
bring his witnesses here at his OK
iense that he himself would IL .Sttor-
nry SUmmcrvillc filed the affidavit dis
patch at once deputy marshal 10 be-
sent To Elkims and bring twenty-five Or
more witnesses and having them sum-
moucd to appear here no later thnn
Thursday afternoon ut o'clock. This
was at las; decided upon with all Off
Gals including tho attorneys and Judge
Dayton. At the ending OF arguments
both sides claimed they were in the
right. the government attorneys claim.
Ing that Keenan, had ample lime to
send for his Witnesses. while Attorney
Sunm"rville still maintained that moth
ing could hc done unless the witnesses
were wired NJ once and the sooner they
arrived the sooner the case would lie
started.
TIL" case will be started :his morning
aS all tho government witnesses are
present, while the defendants witnesses
will b. able 10 get here by Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Watson VS.. Chiffon.

Former Senator Chiffon choosing /"
formally announce his Senatorial can
iidacy on the eve of tn" STAT" com
mIttre meeting. which confidently on
urctrd announcement H. delivered
himself at Charleston. la'i Saturday.
il high tonic OF discussion among
tn politicians nr III Sctalr r"Iou? IN
the capital. They expect il To ah's 2r>i
and pep 10 the Iark"r*hur:, puww""
and. pcrcfanc" MAX" that m""'tn@ his
,oric and memorable in rllc part? an
nails.
Tho Chiffon announcement caused
no surprise here. merely interest. anu
focused attention upon {. W. Watson
and his cablneteerS. There is r"liahl''
authority for tho statement tE@t it
caused no surprise on the part q: Wal.
son and his advisers. They hay" never
expected anything else. II il SIAl"l.
They had il figured out ali along that
in no circumstance. short ut Ia" SAL
and tragic one nf death ur total invh-
lidism ut Mr.. Chiffon. would th" kn
nawha county leader fail tn pitch hi:,
hat into the ring. All III" plans THAI
have. been made for the Watson Candi.
dary, il Is said. Furthermore. WIRE land
with the thought in mind that Chiffon
would bc In It and hr would b" III" man
that Watson would have In defeat tn
win the nomination This year
All Of which. it S"'rns. i generally
understood by rhH lirmurratic pOliti-
clans from West Virginia in WASHING.
ton, and there has h""a No chang" in
their general opinion IL I" rhr. Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Chiffon 10 Be Present.

Chiffon will b" 1T the parkrr>burS
meeting. and has lighted up IN" bHa-
con iir,:; to summon his clan to til"
park"rsburg meeting To MAX" rs good
Il showing as !mSsihl'. according ia Tx.
stories atloa1 here. lie will De- There.
Watson will NOT hr. bur tn" Watson
lirutenants HAY" called in Vhr Wat
son forces. and il is PLANNED To make
Il big showing TO: Watson. whirh his
boosters expect. will make ali appear
'anc" Of Il spontaneous and conSpiCu'
Ously noticeable demand THAT Watson
should run.
Watson will not b. there. TIE rea-
son given out here is that he is too
busy at his job Of rolnnrling al the
Ordnance Department. However. he
will not b" so far AWAY al that. He
will b. NJ the other cnG of tho tclc-
phone, and he other end will be- in his
Office here. He is expected 10 run the
meeting rs surely by phone from. here
and through his lirutrnanlS there at.
tending il, as if hc WAS present in the
flesh. This expectation i based upon
the fact OF his unqucStiOned complete
dUminancy and control OF the commit.
tee.
congressman Nicely and LittLapagc
will attend The meeting al PaTkcrs.
burg. 1t gurH without saying that both
favor favorable action by Tho commit
tee on The proposition 10 rrlurn the
solid House delegation without oppo.
sition. LcSli" BaylrSs. lhn Chiffon
Washington press bureau. lcfr Monday
night for the point Of party mobiliaa-
lion. Others. mostly Ciicr holGcrs.
are IN route. The National capital
will be well represented at the shIndig
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Briefs q I'd Personals.

Mrs. Alfred Davis Vi West Alexander
is spending some time ~ IN. guest al
tn" hrnc Of her xra nddaugii;"r. Mrs.
J.. T. kic" of South Rirhlanl avcmu".
lr"fry s"r l.: -. Harmon uf the War
weed high school faculty. spent tn"
past few days with relatives in the
southern part ii tn" state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis larry Of Pitts
hurgh wrr" guests ~ III" h"m" "f Mr..
and Mrs. Charles I.T;z. ui Center War
wood. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Er"rn ~ center
HarwnUd wCr" guests yesterday nj tn"
home q! II" la;trrS parents III Mounds
Vile.
Walter Kupsky. tn" Young son of Mr..
AMI Mr:. .Imha kupsk" al North War
w"rrl. IS improving after AZ attnrk "f INC
measles.
Mrs. l.. II. hoffman -: ''sntcr War
wuud avrrltI" is improving at her EU:nc
after q sever" illness.
Jnhn tnnn,llry Of Center Wnrw't''I
returned I" his home yesterday after
Spending some timr III iarkersburE. the
guest Of relatives.
MIR. auI Mrs. john Montgomery nf
Cincinnati ~. in rh;S ri:y MS ihr guess
-; RELATIVES. and fri"n,.S i'll South Way
wood uy'lIl"
Mr., and Mrs. Charles lir"ss If Perth
Amh"y. =. J.. ar" g""@rS nj the h"m" ~
Mr.. aud M"$. !. l.. Williams III S"uth
/. rnllmd Hv"ui".
Charles Hu' ii" of Hess mv"nu" - GU
II: ~ ia" chi" E:rli"! General hospital.
Miss Sa,l!" ,'rnnrly &c Twrn:y-t:rsr
rect. vii" was operated on ut the no
r!i..l ~ rHrk"r% burg. is improving very
nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15

Tonight Is the Night.

Tu-night il: the Eiohi for thar long
untIcilai.,l event tho musical anu nov
city social This is expected Ia hG on"
nf th- biggest affairs ever held under
tn" auspices Of the Ladies' AID az th':
W'nrw"nd Lutheran church.. nt Lash"
hall Oh Wa wood atrnu" and tltth
Str""l During the evening Their? Will
h. IN atlrlcd attraction tho clcV'r sur
priSrS Of IN" pnrC"i post. which VIII
withnu; doubt attract Il large nudi"nc"
\ wn:ti"rful program has h""n arranged
In which numl"r Sc tlt.' beet talent "t
Warwmud Is included This affair Is H.
rharS" "f tmn following committee: MITE.
George f'hl.rts ~ the chairman ana as
sisted by Mrs. WIllinm Stochr. Mrs. W.
r.. 1IcIfcnhin". Mrs. J. l.. Lash. Mrs. !.
II. Ehhr-t. Mrs. John Mctira".
Following is the program which VIII
lac given this evening:
Reading Mary lloffr':;":
Vocal Solo. Little Martha Bruhn
Piano Solo. ................. MISS -\oI"
Vocal S0ln--"L.ad'licS in khnkf.....
R"cita;iUu. Miss caroline N"lt"
Vocal Sul"---"Just Naby'a Prayer at
Twilight" ....... Little Eleanor S1chcr
Vocal nn"t--"K""p the Home. Fires
Turning ....................
Henry Noffrrit"r. and Harry Ehbcrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15

them. certain amt assured candidacy
ui Watson. They are still confident
that The Big Boss oi tit" party will run.
sum" Ihcr" are who az" very close 10
hun VINO Grciar" that i; is all Srtilcd,
and all thar remains tn b. done i To
shoot out he announcements 10 tie pa.
pcrS."
When that cones "a pass no further
proof will b., called for By inc public
Ia convince il thar IN" last remaining
ligaiurnt has been severed. and Wrsl
Virginia. fal-iamri Cold Dust Twins
0! politics are free Ia 80 III, il ;'"paral"
anu distinct ways, and. hycu>h. ar. 90.
inG il tl'at way. Like m" Sialnrsc
twins Of L. +. EHlnum's blessed days
ri humhur%"ry. The WatSon.thilrun
twins thrlr"u and lhrorrl while Lh"y
stuck together. and the nGlitiCianS arc
impatient VI Tim" To knox how each
Will get along hrnccfurh without the
other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15

HONOR FLAG
at PRE- E MT TIME CONTAINS
TWELVE STARS WITH MORE
BEING ADDED
Seven CO the Boys Have Already Crossed
tho Sea and Arc in Action

y .H-nr .".',utIrri h..r"r flag In. hn~n
@"";ir'.,i L.: S""r"'nry !. i. Anderson ~
Hr,.kla?-rS' Union ~. ! nf this city.
'1ra ,"*."urti'lr a patriotic lad WHO has
J''it"'l III .'"i'':+ a.: lnrtH sam. Tho
mines al; tia" lads were. dedicated March
-. with inar. ssiv" .:.rv""s u: which
iiu" prominent speakers. 1T this ely do
iit.r'd anIr'pri:It" addresses. Thu. flag
will b. hiIn- in ~ lmiE" ru"nls. above
I!1rHr"r'S j"%"!rr store,
'h'' boys wh. !.aI,: :;rna are: A. J..
WaE!rr. Nc" Rivers. William TlIru"-,
''~''nr nHr.uHrl. I"hn - i;iichrist, Wall
,.s 81 war:. i:nh-rr Waik"r and Elmer
Y. Ia"iS"u. All ar" E"w Ia III" service.
either Stati"r'tl - tin. yariuH& canton
iIi..rrs ar have rvrSS"ri TIE seas
William Turner has h',"n ass rnrd tn
III" I. :. :. South Carolina and .s In
IN" fourth division n. t'mrIr"ss Monroe.
Ale" Rivers. Walter stewart and Csc r
Wa ham HAY" been reported rs being
s"rn"wh"r" in England. according Ia Jet
er:' received recently hy tho secretary.
THIS, l"d1 all volunteered ard ar" i'm
thH hr"kla%"rs' division uf thn c1nHtrtlr-
:!m;i .:IE!lt'.'rS' corps. Word has hne n
,"r"iV,d - in'' effect that John - Gi1-
christ. t.lT"r Cunningham and \. l..
WaliA"" hHT" all arrived safely in
FRANCE. rh"s" lads w"r" together anil
iav" ben assigned ia tho sam" division
III" Rrirklny"rS union is rnrnnnscd OF
men VII" ~" :Ill h"m! holders anu who
:,r" or IL" PrrSirl"u. ari I'!r"i" Sam 10
H.. cnI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
GREATEST WAR PLANT
CONTINUED from First PaEs.)

will be made under the supervi-
sion Of the steel corporation which
Twill detail experts from its organ.
i2alion to build the plant.
\ committee of ten experts OF the
steel corporation will have immediate
charge of The work. The cost or
building the plant will be in the neigh
borhood Of $50.000.0n0. possibly mo. ).
Officers Of The steel corporation Will
work in conjunction with HE war Le-
partmcnt and will receive no compen.
saIiOn for their services.
J. The ordnance department has nj
ready examined plans submitted ;by
the corporation for the huge plant
and construction is expected 10 begin
almost Immediately. The steel, cor
poration will be given a free hand
in tho construction and operation or
the plant.
Elberi H. Gary chairman OF The
steel corporation. recently announced
That his company in consequence or
The magnitude Of its business. most
OF which. directly or Indirectly, Is in
aid of the military necessities OF the
government and the allies. had hoped
10 avoid the necessity OF engaging
in work Of tho kind. but had been
persuaded by the war department that
it was imperatively required under eX-
listing conditions. Although the time
required would extend over a cons-d-
cradle period and the cost would %
large. the york., he said. would pro
eress with all practicable speed and
economy in the use Of money would
be practiced.. 1t Is hoped and eH'
pected Mr. Gary declared. the result
will be creditable TO the count
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
GAINES CONFIDENT Of PARTY
SUCCESS; DEMOCRATS IN BIC
WAR DANCE ON N|EDNESDA

WASiIlNGTON. II. C.. May Like
Publican pru:prc:s i"r S'ii'r"$H 'hF"uS"'
on; tur nation III this years "i"r'loi'
and in 1920 could not b. better. hrroru'
ing 10 former Representative 'i"''P''
Holt Gaines, al Charleston. W. d.
chairman of the Republican state Com
, miiiee. .,
Al This time il is ihi,. 10 talk about
candidates iur President. S;iid MI
Gaines. at rhc Willard. to-day. II -
nrpurr that We should give all III "Ni
.nrrries now To the winning Of IN" "at
snl forget purri.sanship. hut 10 assert
thar constructive criticism Is not I'h'-
fetal is TO show moi only lack "' III
tclligrncc. but ri patriotism as Wit
J. Constructive criticism never lhJult"'
but always helps. That IS What 'i'''
great mass of lhr voters bcIlcN" To-
day and that is why. in my opinion
,hr RrpuhliCunS will win i'll the rirc'
tiuns. II is not 4 matter OF parllSah'
ship. but just common SehSr. ~; i""'
ME want 20 know why The incIllclrnr!
in the War Department ana o'n'r
branches; they want 10 kn"" why,
with the expenditure III S6nn. o"''.HV"
Tor aeroplanrs and $c4".on"." 900 more
obligated. We are not inin 'h' WAL
deeper than We are.
"C'nu%rrSS, almost without DIVISION
has been sitting on the hill passing
every measure the administration rec
ommendS for the war. They haFr
been foremost in their effort 10 speed
IN the struggle and 10 win the war
now. Ii is that that is winning the
old party many thousands of votes all
over the country. and, believe, VIII
win the elections next fall and Fresi
dency in 1920.
AS for candidates. say It Is idlo
20 talk about candidate now. II ms
wal does not make a President, IL VII!
| be the first time in the history or the
nation that Il war hasn't. Where he
may come from, | don't pretend &c
know. But do believe that the Amer
lean people will not vote for any man
for third term"
Mr.. Gaines. as chairman or tho NcS'
| Virginia State Committee. is standing
on the sitic-lineS looking on 1T the bat
tic for the Senatorial nomination. HI
has no choice. he said. because rs
chairman he has no business to have
4 choice, but whoever wins, h. is sure
will win the election. Mr.. Gaines him
self has been besirCed to enter the
race for the Senate, but he has Steadi
ly declined to give any encouragement
! - his friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
MINER IS KILLED
At WARUOOD
YOUNG HUNGARIAN MEETS DEATH
WHEN HE COMES IN CONTACT
WITH LIVE WIRE.
Body Is Found by Fellow Miners Lying
in Pool Of Water In the
Mine.

I."ny Miro. IT young Hungarian Goa
miner cmTluy"d N tho Ri"hland coal
riiu". south Of Warw"ud. met instant
..,nih yesterday morning when ne t"u'h-
81 :: hiyh tension electric fc"d WIT" III
IT," mine. His body WAS t"und 10y l'-
low, miners lying in p""l 1t water ilt
II is Thought thar II" M, his dcath ne
Tor" fallrn:; mt" tn" pn''l.
Tho ..-"n*r,i lost his wifi" about n
month aEo. He also leaves q son II w
IL. over u mr'1il old. which will i''' cared
.-.r hy Kind friends. II" Was III III" I'm
year rf his ayr aHh had resided III ll'
Eirhlun, locality f"r SOM" time.
tur"nCr T. -. Ii"hh$ was Gallo" hE'i
after viewing III" reInmin& rendered Il
>rr,litl At accidental death ArranEc-
m"niS HAY. AZ yet mot i""n r"t"pl't'i
for tho I,r,rrnl. hut il Will likely hc
Ir.ld ThurSdny Afternoon from his lal'
rCSuir.ncC,