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TOWNS
BOMBARDED By THE
BOOBIES IN BELGIUM
WARRINGTON Nov

WARRINGTON NOV. 6.--Gcr1nan
forces in their retreat from Belgium are
bombarding dcfenselrss towns, using
special Eas shells. and dcrasting tho
country side, according to an cyewit-
ness account, made public to-day by the
Belgian legation.
Tho Belgian government has Dccn
informed" said the statement by
reliable eye witness, who followed close
Is the operations at the Belgium front
that at the very moment that the Ger
man government has announced her
protest against inhuInan acts. and
while Germany offers TO stop aerial
bonn bar dments in the interest or the
civil population OF the occupied terri
tory. the Germans have brmbnrdrd the
villages and towns which they were
obliged to abandon during their retreat;
they have been using special gas smells
for this purpose.
"Indescrlble recording breaking scenes
have occurred, the unfortunate p"pula-
ton having no gas masks or means OF
protection against the death spreading
fumes a Belgian soldier entering
Wyn CHEM. his home town, round ms
wife dying md his little daughter dead
victims of the poison gas. and his nome
a heap Of ruins The country all rounu
Ghent. the rich and beautiful cultivated
fields and pastures the picturesque VII
lagos Of Hansbcke. Lnndeghem. Nevcle.
Lanthcm, ST. Martin, TronchinesS. pre-
sent II horrible sight Of dcvnstatl"1l anu
havoc Not n church WAS spared from
destruction.
Among the civilian population hid
ing In the cellars there have been
yrea, many deaths, - in the village OF
Hansbekc alone. a portion Of the pop
ulutlon who had fled from their homes
during the lighting and bombardMchl
found on their return mere ruins ana
dcbris-lrees had been cut down, houses
ransacked furniture smashed |" pieces
fields devastated.
"From these facts one may appre
ciate how hypocritical are the humahl-
tnrian propositions and protest actl"lS
Of the German government.
Tho I,sgation made public also cap
turcd order OF q RavarIan NlFl"'oh '""'-
nandcr aH evidence that ie- t'crnlhhS'
holding out plea for peace win "i,1
hand. still ara robhing and InotihE be4-
GUM with the other. The order READS
"Rrgrettnble as is the situation Oh INC
Belgian populacc. the question OF sup
Ollie, for our troops. heavily engaged a'
tho front, must remain ior us Oh pu'
mount Importance. For inns reason ''c
last draft horse. the last vehicle must nc
reoulsitionrd and used 10 the greatest
advantage.
commanders of the various units ana
men must lnkr into account that the at
utudc Of the population toward us mas
been completely modified. Sine" IN" SIT
uation has been altered. one must NOT
expect To find in the BclGians inc same
doci!ity that has characterized them
through the past years ar cur WARFARE
They must b. considered strictly aa the
population of an enemy slntc with ~hl'h
we arc At war. Therefore. II Is parlicu-
/ larly forbidden to assist the rlf''al
nopulatlon in any way: military interests
won sbuuld h. considered. TIL" products
! OF the country must be utilized solely i'll
| our own interest.
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BUSY POLICE COURT
Gambling DEN IS Raided BY Police This
Morning.

Last night 4 crowd OF Greeks were
disturbed in their fun ut 2400 Market
street by Officers Dnlbrusge and Riggs
The bunch were gambling and wero
taken to . the city building IN tho city
hickey" where they gave the names of
John sDll. Gust Tomas. George George.
Eugene Check was arrested for viola
Greg and Nick Emont
Eugene Cheek was arersetd for viola
ting Soc. 25. of the traffic ordinance by
WORKS: Worls also picked up "Ch!cken"
Fox. for being drunk. Billy Mckcown
got into n fuss with his wife and hit
her over tho head with a bottle. Billy
IS in III" lookup and his wife is In the
Ohio Valley hospital: BILLY was arrested
by KnHb". John Rogers was arrested by
Officer kiudelberger on the state
vaErancy act and Rogers with the others
Will face Judge watkins this morning.
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GIGANTIC TROOP
TRAINS IN CITY
BIG TRANSPORT TRAIN ARRIVES
IN THE CITY AND ATTRACTS
UNTOLD ATTENTION.
Boys Think That Wheeling II Ono Of
the Finest Cities Along tho

The arrival OF Company {. 3l+th Sup
ply Train. United States army here yes
ierday attracted much attention and
many persons visited the government
terminal ut Wheeling pnrk. The first
train Of the regiment arrived Tuesday
and left yesterday morning for Union
town, where last evening was spent.
Company B arrived Yesterday forenoon
and went 10 Washington. Pa. for the
night. while company {. stopped at the
government terminal AT Wheeling park
and will depart this morning for the
east.
A total of eel men are in the company
that arrived in the city and they were
taken in charge upon their arrival by
Peter Boyd. chief Of the Motor Con
voy Service. who rilot"d them through
The ,lctour at West Alexander Pa.
where the government engineers have
Just completed the work Of placing a
plank roadway. that will aid the men
during the winter months.
The boys who arrived here during
tho past few days were from the New
England states. many Of the number yes
lcrduy hcing from the stat" or Maine
and they were surprised to see go many
hills.
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Albert G. DupEe,

AT 10 o'clock "Wednesday morning &C.
Cured the death OF Albert c. Dupk". one
Of the best known citizens OF the Island,
following n brief illness Of Spanish in
flucnza. His residence waa on the Island
for 80 years. during which time hr had
been Identified with the glass industry
For several years he has been employed
ut the North Wheeling Glass and Bottle
Works. His large circle Of friends will
he panied and shocked to learn of his
death Mr. Dupke was q member Of the
Moose lodge, the BOTTLE Blowers assoc
citation and the German Lutheran church.
He is survived by his parents. Mr.. and
Mira. Henry Dunke. and four brothers.
Henry and Emil Of this city. Charles
pupkc OF Terre Hautr. Ind. and Herman
Dupkr. Of Martins Ferry. Q. Funeral
arrangements are as yet incomplete.
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Mrs xoeh1er, OF bethlehem, o.

Mrs. Rose (Herrink) knehler, Of near
bethlehem. Ohio died in the Ohio Valley
General hospital Tuesday night. follow
ing q ten days illness Of Influenza
pneumonia.
Mrs. Koehler Is we'll known In tho vi
cinity of Bethlehem. where she resided.
as we'll as in Belmont county. ms she is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Her
rink Of Bridgeport. Besides her hus'
band and parents she leaves one dauGh-
ter. Miss Eleanor. and two brothers.
Funeral services will be held in tn"
family home Friday afternoon al .
o'clock Tho Rev. william G. Clfert. Of
St. Johns Evangelical Protestant
church. Of this city. will officiate. Burial
will be in Mount Olivct cemetery.
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Wheeling Ministers at
Lutheran Convention

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
KEYSER. W. Va. Nov. 6.-Rev. L. G.
Howard. pastor Of the First English
Lutheran church. Wheeling. delivered
the sermon tonight at the seventh an
nual convention OF the Lutheran synod
Of West Virginia. The sessions will
conclude tomorrow night with tho ord!-
nation service. The sermon will be by
Rev. r. A. Harshman. .of Wheeling. and
Rev. W. Roy Hurshherger Will be Or
dained to the ministry. Rev. II. F..
Baughman. pastor OF Trinity church.
this place. who has accepted call Il.
Pittsburgh. Is presiding over tho meet
ipgB
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ITALIAN GAINS BEFORE
SIGNING OF ARMISTICE

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Nov. 6.-1m-
porlant points occupied by Italian troops
before the nrniSticc with Austria bc-
came effective nrc disclosed in an off,
cIal Rome dispatch today. announcing
that movements agreed upon In III"
arnlisticc are now taking place. Among
the places occupied are Siudcrinn IN Vol
Eenostn. the MENDOZA Pass. the MAJ
rows Of Salnrnn III the AdiR" valley.
Levico in the Val Sugana. Firra di Prl-
micro in Val Crsmon. Pontcbha. PlcZzo.
Tolmino. Gorizia. C"rvignao. AQuileh
and Grade.
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VICTIM OF INFLUENZA.

Special Dispatch TO The IntellIgencer
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. Nov &C. B..
Green. 10. a prominent Sutton attorney
d!"d .niay at his homa. Of pneumonia.
super!nduccd by Spunish Influenza. He
Is survived by his wife and two daugh-
te-s. Mayme and Frances. The funeral
will take place at the lnl" residence at
10 n nr with burial following at tho
HraXton cemetery. near Orlando.
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TWO KILLED IN FRANCE.

Special Dispatch to The IntrlliGcnccr.
CI.ARkSBCRG. W. Va Nov. G-Roy
son OF D. ii. burroughs.
was killed whlln In action with Amcri-
can troops In France. according to
letter Just received here from fellow
soldier His name. however. has not yet
appeared In the casualty lists.
A telegram just received from the
war department by his wifi" announces
the death while in action. OF Corporal
Herbert H. Wilson. Il clarisburg drug
gst, on the French front.
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AUSTRIAN ROYALTY
DESERVING COUNTRY

COPENHAGEN Nov. Gall the Aus
trian nrchdukcs and their families have
gone to Switzerland. according 10 nd
vices from Vienna.
GENEVA, Nov. G.-The Swiss news
papers announce that Empress Zita "cI
Austria has rented tho Chateau War
tegs at Rorschnch. on Lake Constance"
The newspapers add Tint tn" "mpr"%s
Is expected soon to occupy the chateau.
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Charles Halli6y,

Word was received here from Philadei-
pha. Pa. telling OF the death of Charles
A. Hallisy. which occurred there last
week following an illness Of Spanish in
fluenza He WAS formerly of this city.
the son Of the late Daniel ". and Mary
G. Hallisy. He was born In this city and
resided here until few years ago. He
was 35 years OF age. Flo was dentist
and prac,iced his profession In Washing
ton. D. c.. where he resided.
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Missouri is Republican.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 6.---lnc"mpletc re-
turns received tonight indicated The cleo
ton Of Spencer. Republican. by ma
tcrity Of oH.n00 votes over Former Gov
ernor Folk To fill the unexpircd term or
United Stnt@s Senator Stone. and III" re-
election by 600 votes at SprnE"r champ
Clark. who was reported defeated last
night. The defeat Of the stint" wide pro-
hih!tiou by 1000 was also Indicated.
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uaro1a Hall Dies IN Pittsburgh.

At midnight on Monday, Harold Hall
n popular young man Of East Wheeling.
pa ssed away in Pittsburgh. after brief
Illness Of Spanish Influenza, followed
by pneumonia. Mr.. Hall went TO Pitts
burgh last fall to take a position with
the Jones & Iaughlin's steel plant. and
was in apparent good health until last
Sunday. The young mans parents died
while no was quite young. and hc made
his home with his uncle. James Hall. OF
Sixteenth street. Wheeling.
Funeral arrangements are not yet
completed but II Is probable that the
service. will be conducted by the Rev.
william @. Clfert. Of ST. Johns Protest
ant church. on Friday. Interment will
be in Greenwood
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Oren Ra-elected.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. NOV. g.
Complct, unofficial returns from NOR"
than hnlf of the state indirnt"d IN" re-
election Of L. 5. Senator L. owen by n
majority Of $4,000.
Reports are slow on the suffrage
,mend>neu, and it may he several days
h.rnr, ,he result is known. On the
fac. IF The present returns the amend
mcnt received a majority If the votes
IN Of m H.
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Rieby FUNERAL Thursday.

This afternoon At . o'clock the funeral
for Harry Rigby will he held in the homo
Of his sister. Mrs. Jessie Wheat. 5000
Woods street, with interment private In
Mount Zion. The Rev. S. H. Matzkc. OF
ST. Stephens Reformed church. will Off
clate.
Mr.. RIgoy. who was a we'll known and
popular young man Of South Wheeling.
passed away Tuesday in the Ohio Valley
General hospital. following a ten days
Illness OF influcnza-pneumnn Fr
leaves his father. George RiEby. mud
four listers and two brothers.
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Funeral For MIS-. Tappan.

Yesterday afternoon in tn" lamilE
home. 10 Zane street. the funeral Tor
Mrs. Nancy tRnbinsom Tappan was held.
The Rev. DR.. Jacob Rrittingham. OF 81.
Lukc's Episcopal church. oftlcintcd Bur
Ial was IN Greenwood. Mrs. Tappan. who
was III" widow OF w. Fl. Tappan. passed
away Monday. She had resided IN TINS
city many years and was most highly
esteemed woman
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rose In iowa.

r,E.c MONIES. Nov. 6--tiuvrrn0r ". l.,
Harding. Republican. was rr-rlrctrd yes
t.rday in one Of the closest Guhernat"r-
IaI contests in Iowa in recent years.
returns tonight showed. lie dfirhI"h
I-lni,dc Porter. by appr"%la'r'N l'-""
votes. Returns from G."6i rT""in''S "'''
of asa In IN" state. EhEc "'''e'
lG4692 and Porter la2."s'.
D.rur,,Icans tr:umphrd in all imp"r-
tan, contests. re-rlerting |. :. Senator
Eoyon and choosing nil eleven con-
prrssmen, a gal Of one.
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IEDIANAPOI.TS. Ind. Nov. 6.-Addl-
tionnl returns received here tonight As
surrd thr "l""Iiuu IF Dunbar ana Hrh-.
ham, Republicans. in III" Third ana
Fourth conversational districts. and n
Glenn sweep IT tn. states thirteen coa-
prrssiunal district. for the Republicans.
In California.
san FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov. 6.-Dc-
feat Of "hun" dry" liquor amendment
IN California was indicated by returns
Tonight from 2.533 precincts Of 6.l?l In
tho state. which gave: Y"s. 1889; no.
1917.
Decisive pluralt'"s for Governor VIII
liam -. Stephens and the R"pubIicah
stat" ticket in general were shown to-
night II there is no upset in Nv" con-
tested districts. California will have
live Democratic congressman and SIX
Republicans.
a Republican and dry" legislature ap-
rar"ntly was elected.
Md First Page G"ucrnl Election
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Close In idaho.

BOISE. idaho. Nov. 6.--With two,
,hrds OF tho vote counted for Cnitei
states senator tonight. Frank K. Go"h'
ing. Republican. lead United States
senntor John F. Nugent by 100 votes
BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 6.-With more
than $1,000 votes in. nearly two-thirds
Of the ssial, Frank r. Gooding, Repuo-
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Private Martin Of Hannibal, Ohio.

Frank l.. Martin received word yes
terday morning that Private Francis
Martin. Il relative. of Hannibal Ohio.
died in France on October :. Of Spanish
Influenza pneumonia. Private Martin
was we'll known III Wheeling and had
many friends and several relatives in
this community.
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ROME, Nov 6.-Thr conditions OF the
nrmislicr between the entente nations
and Austria are being carried out with
out delay. Italian troops nave
begun to occupy the territory which VIII
b. held as guarantee that the clauses
of the ngrrcmcnt will lie observed.
4 .Iugo-Slav commander arrived az
Venice today accompanied by Admiral
Marxulc Of tn. Italian navy. 1t proceed
ed straight tn I'ndua. where 1t WAS re-
crived by General Dia2. commander In
chief Of the Italian armies.
TIL. Ministry Of Marine announced
that the Italian navy units occupied the
ports of pulcgnu and Antirari Montcn-
egru on Monday.
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White Funeral.

In the family home. rlaysviNe. Pa. mo
funeral for william A. White was held.
Interment was in Claysvillo cemetery.
Mr.. White was the Junior member OF tho
firm Of Simon White and Son of this city.
monumental manufacturers. He dled
Monday Following a two weeks Illness.
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Nt,W YORK. Nov. 9.-Wth ON!
a,-,y districts missing tonight in New
York state. Governor Whitman. H"rnO'
,,,a. candidate for recollection had Vs.
no. votes and A. +. Smith. prmnrrH''
on as giving Smith a lend Of l@."'-'
sYRACUSE. y. Y. Nov. t.-Atc f.
c,,,th IN statement issued ut Demo
nrstic stn,e headquarters here t"nlEh''
CLAIMS his election as governor ny "'f'
thon 1900. and declares that no up
sets are possible"
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The funeral for Mrs. Bertha Cnstain'
wife of John H. Costain. who died Mon
day in tho family home on Glcnn's Run
tNorth Narwood) was held in the place
Of death yesterday afternoon. 1nt"rment
was in Short Creek cemetery.
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ZURICH. Nov. 6.--Enp@ror Williams
ahdication has become imminent accord
ing to information received from Berlin
by the Munich Post. Tho newspaper
says that serious difficulties have arts
Ell between the Munich and Berlin gov
eminent nnd adds
Tho Hohcnznllerns and the military
party would be making II mistake To
play with fire. for the people arc by
no means inclined 10 remain passive.
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GERMANS DECLARE
ALLIES CONDITIONS
TO AUSTRIA UNJUST

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 6.-The German
preSs considers the Austrian arnlslNe
conditions not extraordinarily severe
but unjust and in violation of Presldeh'
Wilson's program. ,
The Frankfort Zcitung criticized the
lack mutually regarding the release ~
prisoners and also the maintenance o.
the hunger blockade" while the allies
nj the same time reserve freedom OF
action TO make acquisitions on con-
qurrcd land" The newspaper expresses
the hope that the allies will not Try 10:
impose similar conditions on GERMANY
declaring that this would mean that III
that had gone before would bc trii ing
compared with the horrors to come.
The scmi-oiilcial North German Ga
zet,e. referring To the lack Of reciprocity
as regards the release of prisoners. say
that history shows no such conditions
since the days Of the Athenan prisoners
in the load mines Of Syracuse. The peace
OF l;rcSl-lituvsk. ii contends. was an
mIrabIc and humane compared with con-
ditions of the Austrian armisticc.
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NeTberry Leading.

DETROIT. Mich. Nov. 6.--Lru''h-
nnt.C'nmmundrr Truman ii. NrWp'r'S
R,pubIicun. has increased MS '"''
slightly over Henry Ford. i'rh"t'"'' va
tho race for the United S'h'eS Hrn"
os additional returns h"'a'n' Nv H'l""'s
F,rrpnnn with several counties
a,ti, tn hnnr FROM Eewh"rry's margin
was 3.n00. ., ,,,,,-
u was declared III Democratic h"h",
..,,n-,cr. this afternoon that IN" ull'HI
,.n,n, probably would h" require" u
ds,ermine the result Of III" race
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wASHINGTuN. Nov. 6.--Th"rc was
mr. statement from the Whit" ll"ls" to-
nigh; on the congressional elections.
r'rrsidcn, Wilson received b"lnt"d re-
turns during tho day and carly evening.
hut Inter went Ia p theatre.
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ELECTION NEWS


INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. 6.-Rr-
turns from 2.l9? precincts out of 3.l12 III
Indiana givr for Secretary of state: Con-
ter. Democrat. 9.7S9; Roach R"ruhli"an
2l2.2Sl; C;rissn. rrohihiIi"nist 300
Kclly Socialist, 1851
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AMSTERDAM. Nov.5. Tuesday
In accordance with its arssty proclama-
ton the German government mas relcas-
ed all Belgian civilian prisoners held IN
Germany. according To telegram re-
ceivrd here from Berlin. Special rules
under which Belgian prisoners nave
been held are snid 70 have been abolish
r6
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WANTED-remaIe

WANTED-Reliablc. active. young wo-
man of fair education. Apply 1907
Main st. nal
WANTEp-Good girl DIR general house
work Small family. Mr.. Albert
Schcnk, ia. phone Il3-J ?. V. NIL
WANTEp-Civll service examinations.
Wheeling, Nov. IL, Dec. :: 1000 wo-
men clerks needed. Salary $1,000. In
pcriencc unnecessary. Women desiring
government positions write for fr"" par.
ticalare, Raymond Terry Uurm"r civil
Service Examincr). lilo Columbian
building. Washington. NIL
WANTED - Government needs l2.ooo
clerks at Washington. ExaminStions
Wheeling in October. Salary $1,000. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Women desiring
Government positions write for free, par
ticulars, J. c. Leonard (former Civil
Service Exam!ner) sOs kenois Building.
Washington. -oo.Hs
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Ladys gold watch. between Nc
Cnlloch and Main streets, on 10th. or
Market; name Of owner on inside. Finder
will be rewarded ii returned to Intelli-
genccr office. .... n-7-t
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: WANTED--Agents

wANTKp-Three gooo agents to sell
household necessities on the Install
ment plan. Best Of goods and best *
commissions. We pay weekly. Z. r.
Adams Co.. 1140-1142 Main st. mr-12-tS
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Rcpublican Leading.

ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ. Nov "'--i I'LL.
complete returns from every
appear to indicate IN" r"-"'r'' '"', -,
"ara,,- Fall Republican,. by less Than
lQuu plurality. Returns i.o', ,rn
',,I.ri,e nrcci,lc,s out Of Gil III inc
s,a,. NAV change this result
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AMSTERDAM. Tuesday. Nov. 5-Se-
vnrc rioting occurred at kiel sunday
after a meeting OF sailors and lao"rers
which was addressed b. an independent
Sucialis; speaker. Mutinous sailors DIS
armed Il military patrol and made lhelr
WAY IN the military prison with the IN
,rntfun Of librratiEg men confined there
for INSTRUMENTATION. The military
guards were pclted with stones urea
upon the mutinrcrS. killing twenty-nine'
The military commander was shot dean'
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BASEL. Switzerland. Nov. 6.-R"ports
to the effect that Emperor Charles IN
tends 10 abdratc are denied by nm ofrI-
cial dispatch from Vienna. Another mes
sage from thr capital nf tho Dual mon
archy says that the Emperor and En-
press drove in the public parks on sun
day and received cordial salutatlons
from the pnpularc.
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FOR RENT-Good osrlce and living
rooms on the second and third floors Uf
the new Intcllgencer building. 1905 ana
1907 Market ST. Now ready for oc,u-
FANCY. Apply Peter Boyd. care lnte:lI-
eorcer ap-17-tf
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lean, is 39S votes ahead OF senator
.Iuhn r. Nug"nt. Democrat
ROISF.. Idaho. Nov. Cit VIII pr"oa-
hIv take m official count to determine
whether senator John F. NuG"nt. Demo-
rrat. has been elected or defeated ny
Frank z. Go"ding. Republican. Good
inr'. early lead has been wiped OUT
and NuG"nt now leads by less than one
hundred
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DIED

G1ESoN-At San Antonio,> Texas, on
Friday. November /. 1915. y. VI. Gin
SON. son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrow Gibson. or Roney's Point. NJ.
tionaI Road, in the 54th year OF ms
age.
Funeral services will be announce
upon arrival II remains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-07
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Nine room house. modern.
$500. Call 60 Indiana Ave. Island.
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