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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
Big Development in
American agriculture

BALTIMORE. Jan 8. - Peace finds
American agriculture on substanthl
foundation, and developing in tho right
direction. Secretary Houston said to-
day, in an address TO the Association
of American Agricultural Colleges and
Experiment Stations. much remains 20
be done IN this field. however. he said.
because this part Of the nations indus
trial life will not stand still.
"Wc shall have our troubles the
secretary said. I'VE shall bc con-
ccrncd with numerous proposals from
enthusiasts with limited knowledge and
less sense Of direction.
We shall be pestcred by the narrow.
selfish partisan. and by the dcna-
cogucs-the farmers Of the farmers
their pretended self-constituted friends.
These are already in evidence, and arc
revealing for ends OF their own will
ingness 10 attempt. by misrcprcscnia-
ton and cheap appeals TO prejudice. TO
injure great constructive agencies such
as the state agricultural colleges and
the federal department. They will not
make much Roadway. The American
farmers arc not easily fooled. and we
may trust them 10 assess these people
and their motives at their real worth"
Every possible assistance. said Mr.:
Houston, will be given to returning
soldiers and others who may wish TO
begin lie anew in the difficult bus
mess of farming"
Turning to tho subject Of peace. the
secretary said: :
~ league OF nations seems to me 10
he prerequisite 10 disarmament in the
necessary degree to the interchange OF
commodities among nations under ra-
tional and equitable conditions. to the
freedom Of the seas and to development
Of the proper attitude and practice in
reference TO the backward territories
OF the world"
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ORGANIZE TO PREVENT
COUNTRY GOING DRY

CHICAGO. Jan. S.-pistill"rs Of the
country. having determined ut meet
ing Yesterday Ia make final effort.
through the courts. tn keep ihr tinted
States from gong bonn dry next sum
mcr. today appointed m cHrcutiN" conn
rnitice, to take chnrg" vi tn" campaign.
The members are: George {. panpScE.
Boston; Julius k"sSl"r. New York; h.
". Naylon. Rochester. ". y: George r.
Dictrrlr. Cincinnati: Samuel W"olner
proria. III. George Benz. 81. Paul and
Marion TaS lnr. Louisville.
Whether the program ot the distill-
rrs will h" hruadcned TO other than
court procedure. It was snid. has not
yet been determined. The committee
will meet here next Tuesday.
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URGE RECOGNITION OF
ALL-RUSS GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.--R"cognltl"l
bv thr victorious associated nation" al
the provisional government AT OmSk as
the AIl-Russian government with inc
right Of representation nj the pehc" con-
ference, was urged in a memorandum
submitted TO the allied representatives
hy III" Russian delegation now IN ParlS.
News of this action OF the RUSSIAN
representatives reached tho Russian rm-
baSsv here today in cahleErnm from
the Russian ambassador at PhrIS. Inc
message said Primo" l.vnff, first premier
of Russia after tn" overthrow of the
car. had been elected chairman Of n"
Russian delegation. which has organized
for preliminary work for the peace con-
ference.
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Searching for Thousands
OF Children Taken by Turks

SAI.ONIkT. Ian. S.-Rcports TO-
crivrd from Tons'antlnoplr say the
Greek and Armenian patriarchH have
formed special committees for the pur-
pose If searching for tons Of thousands
OF children. including young girls. who
w"rr taken away from their homes hy
The Turks during tn" war. Ia u" made
followers Of Islam or Ia b" placed in
harcms Of high officials and military
officers.
An vratlGatIon by tho Creek COM
mission ia reported IN hay" resulted in
:hr discovery isl Il single day OF l@o
children. Of whom S. we're kept in n
Turkish government orphan asylum.
Tho Turkish police Or" declared 10 have
issued orders authorizing Turks holding
Greek minors 10 return them only L"
their parents As several thousand of
the latter have hrrn massacrrd. or de-
ported. these children. according To the
order. therefore, will remain i'll Turkish
h&"ds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
ALL FACTIONS SUPPORT
OMSK GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON. Jan. S-Thc ALI
Russian government AT OmSk has sue
rccdcd in winning In ita support all
tho factions If Siberia and some or the
strong organizations of Russia. aC-
rnrdug to Il dispatch from TN" Rus
sian m!nitSrr Of foreign affairs at
OmslI. received today at In" tussian
embassy. Chief among the Factions ar"
ihr Tl"khanom group of tho Social Fem
ucraIir party. ''t:din@vn." and the omsk
group Of tho socialist revolutionary
party which has been ono nf tn" most
serious obstacles in Siberia 10 tho full
r"iirul IF tho government by tho Nnlsk
lr:hIrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
MINE FOREMAN BLOWN
TO BITS IN EXPLOSION

Special IL TIL" Intclljsrn""r.
LONACONlNt;. Md. Ian S.--.1ohn 4.
Knoll. aged about 80. mine foreman for
the Maryland Coal company at the
WaynrsburE mIn". was blown 10 atoms
this afternoon when IL Il shaniy within
few feet uf tho mouth Of the mine.
Twcnty-iiv" sticks OF dynaTii" cNplod-
rh How III" explosion ramr about
will never hr known but il is presumed
II WAS accidental. Tho dynamite WAS
brought from tho magazine some dis
tanr" away f"- II" usc OF tho miners
in Tho morning. just enough being
transferred from tho magazine to meet
Il days needs. The explosion shook
the entire town. houses rocking a mile
away Knoll was experienced in hand
ling explosives. He is survived by his
wife and six children. William Knoll,
son. is with tho United States ma
rincS.
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Major General James Franklin Bell
was born II, Shrlbyvillr. ny. January
= 1856 the son of John Wilson and
Sarah Margaret NcnnhIc Bell. He was
a graduate uf III" L.. S. Military -trad-
cmy, 1S7S He was united in marriage
20 Sarah Buford. Of Rock lslnnd. HI.
on January IL, 1881.
In 1873 H. was advanced In Second
Lieutenant of the Ninth Cavalry and
transferred 10 the Seventh Cavalry Aug.
Q. 1878. and commissioned first licuten-
AMI on Dec. 90. 1890. On May !. 1898.
he was appointed Major Of the L. s. v.
and received his commission as captain
in tho rogulnr army on March .. 1898.
He was made assistant to thr adJutant
general On April :. 1899 and on July 3.
1879 was appointed colonel OF tn" .%6ih
volunteer division Of infantry. On Dec.
s. 1922 he was promoted TO brtEncInr
general of volunteers. On Feb. 10. 1901
hc was appointed Brigadirr General Z.
s. A.. and January z, 1907 he was mp
pointed n major general OF the L. s. \.
lie served on the plains with the It'll
L. S. cavalry from 1873 10 1894 ana
captured n band Of halt-brccd Cree In
diRns near Fort Buford. S. D.. in lSS3.
lie took an active part in tho Sioux
-
He was awarded the Congressional
Medal Of Honor on the Ilh Of Nnr"m-
Dor. 1899, for most distinguished gal
lantry in action" September y. 1922
near Porac. Luzon. Philippine Islands.
He commanded the Fourth brigade. md
division. Sth Army Corps of the Third
district of the department. of North
Luzon TO July. 1900. He became IN"
provost marshal general OF the Philip
I>.hr
which post he was transferred TO BIZ IN"
commander Of the First District Dc
partmcnt North Luzon on November.
1901, and later to tho Third Brigade
Department of South LuEon on Deccm-
Der. 1902.
In 1909 he returned To the Cnitrd
| States and became commandment vi the
Infantry. Cavalry and Signal School. In
April, 1905. he was appointed 20 p" chief
of staff Of the l.. s. A. and held lh'S
nosition until April. 1910. He was
then designated as tho commander Il
| tho Philippines division and held that
position until April 1914 when he was
transferred ~ tho second division OF tn"
army in Texas City. Texas. Hr was
made comma ndrr Of tho western depart
mcn1 in May 1917. with headquarters
Mt San Francisco. Cal. from where he
was transferred to tn" eastern depart
mcnt on September I. 1917. 10 commal Il
III. nth division OF tho National army
with Headquarters ut Camp Upton.
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Rationing Of Natural
Gas Now Proposed

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. Station
ing OF the gas supply Of tho country
because the gas fields are rapidly CIV
ing out may become necessary in the
future. according 70 natural gas ex-
ports who addressed Public Service
Commissioners John S. Milling and w.
4. Magcc at conference held today
in tn" city and county building. About
200 representatives Of gas companies
were present. One of tho chief speak
rrs was r. b. Gregory. director Of th3
bureau Of natural gas Of the United
States fuel adminjstra,ion. who told
Of the doubtful situation in Louisville
whore each household Is rationed &c
1000 cubic feet OF gas each year.
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bridgeport Briefs.


Mrs. James Morton. Of this place
spent yesterday visiting with her sister
Mrs. Selby. OF Martins Ferry.
J. l.. Cortland. who has been confined
10 his home with illness for several
days. is able to he out.
Mrs. II. O. Branum. OF kirkwood Is
spending few days visiting with
friends at Stcubenville. Q.
Harry Mitchner has returned 10 his
home in New Cumberland. after short
visit with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mckecver. OF
Bennett street. are the proud parents OF
4 baby boy.
Auditor Arch FoCel was n business
visitor in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Jane Ynst. of Brooks.dc. Is con-
fined to her home with illness.
John Cowl has arrived at his home in
; this city. after spending year in the
west.
DR.. James Hill. OF this city, left yes
| tcrday 10 spend a few days in Parkcrs'
burg,
Sam Willcts. Of Fairmont, was busi'
ness visitor in town yesterday.
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Band Conc eT.


Tho band concert. gwen b. the Nom
hc-e nr the l!uckeye colored band or
his city. assisted by SON" ~ t"",'
friends. IN Fra;craal hall. North ftth
e,rce;. was Il cumri"tc success. ana was
we'll attended hy music lovers OF ihr
ritv. Thu organization Is appreciated
- This city. and cory member 's an
ar,,s. n his pnrticular department;
Many OF these WHO attended III" con
cor, las, nigh: ~" hoping for 4 rrp"N-
,,on Of the performance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
GEORGE L. SHELDON
BADLY INJURED

btQIDlN. III Jan. S--G@hrg" Fl
Shcldnn II New York. treasurer 01 the
R"ruhlcHn National COMMITTEES. was IN
iurrd seriously in mn accident in Il mine
h"rr today while on n tour Of inspection.
Mr. Shrld"n was tniur"d when ne was
caught between 4 string ~ coal cars as
H." emerged from 4 coal MN" ut D"""lI,
Ills. five mil"S south Of here. lir was
LrhEErd ntlN wards.
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Special Services Last Night.

The special services which have ocen
held in the First Methodist church fE
cry coming this week hay" been wei
attended and an exceptionally goo"
congregation heard tho discourse ni IN"
pastor. Roy. l.. 5. Rose. last h'F"''
when he discussed "ChrISts Program
for This Community. The lrcfai'nE
sin al This NciEhhorhuod' was olS-
russcd h. tho pastor and others. tn"
music which has been arranged i"r
these services - an exceptional lsAl-
urr of each meeting.
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Missionary Society Meeting.

The womans Missionary Socie'y OF
Tho BAPTIST church will meet in the
narlors Of the church this afternoon
and the topic for discussion will be
"Thc Esquimos." while the leaders FOR
the meeting will be Mrs. Henry koehr-
sen and Miss Naomi Goodhue. Inc
hostess. Mrs Roy Jump. will be as
sisted by Mesdames Davis Thoma. w.
W. Carey. James HiEgs. Oscar NILS;
Everett Korrbcr. Charles SniTeiy anu
Iosie Sedrwick.
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OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.

GLOBE. Arz.. Jan. S.--Fiftet,n humid
dr"d men ar" temporarily out OF employ
uIcnt in this district today through the
closing or tho old Dominion and Arizona
coppnn mines The mines were forced TO
clos, when tn" electrical equipment Of
tho Old Dominion flutation mill was put
ont OF commission by bol' thrown into
tho motor. destroying Tho electrical
windingB.
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RECORD MILK PRODUCTION.

WOODLAND Calf. Jan. Silly Al
carlr:L registered Holsieln cow. was to-
day found 10 have made a new worlds
record f0: milk production when results
OF on" years official test were compiled
TlI!y's production was 33.424.S pounds
Sh" takes the hnnors from Washington
hol$tein. Lutsckc Vale Cornucopia Of
Chimachum. which made a record Of ST.
2iG9 pounds two years ago.
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work Started on nnproven ents.

A number Of man were placed at work
by Councilman McDanlels Yesterday
morning. preparing tho stone which VIII
br used TO repair the National pike near
sion e. No more Cindrrs will be put on
tho place. as they have proved very I'M
satisfactory. but after the bed OF stones
haya been put down the whole will be
covered with n layer Of alag from the
steel mills. II is claimed that tho city
is not alone responsible for tho repair
of the stretch OF road, but the state
should share the expense.
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womena Welfare Club a, her home o

Womens Welfare Club at her home on
Hickory street yesterday evening.
l.. w. Smith Of this city will leave to-
day for Alliance. Ohio. to spend few
days with his son.
Frank Woods Of Virginia street IS
confined 10 his home with illness.
Miss Ruth Mye1s Of Woodsdale 1,
visiting local friends for a few days
Harry Williams. who has been con-
fined 10 his home on Broadway. is re-
ported to be Improving.
George Webb is confined to his home
on South Fifth street. seriously III.
The health board held meeting ut
the city building. Only routine business
was transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
HIGHER RATES APPROVED

WASIIIN';TDN. Jan. S.--fen"ral m
rrcasrs ~ class and ""mnndlty rates IN
EASTERN and central trunk line territory
and TO and from ElrGinln cities, HrSltn,
I'll In hiring tho charges OF non-fedcral
controlled railroads up 10 the level or
the increases given federal c"ntroIied
line. last spring were approved today
by the interstate commerce commission.
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Streets In Bad Condition

The streets in this city were IN ABOUT
as had condition Yesterday as II Is pos
siblc for them 20 got. as thrF were
coated with solid glare OF ice, Most
Of thu ,eams,crs who, had work to DO.
bnstlcd of to the blacksmith shop 70
ha,.c ,hcir horses shoes sharpcn"d. and
from reports current number OF pc.
destrians are wishing they mad Decn
little rouEhcr shod.
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po1ion Court OuIet.

Appearances in police court Yesterday
morning. seemed 10 indicate that this
must be fast becoming model comInu-
nifty. as only one case was brought forth
from the bastilc. when the mayor called
the docket. 1t Is usual Ia have any
whore from six 10 dozen men in tho
coon every morning, all charged with
drunkenness and only one case in a full
day. causes mild surprises.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
MARTINS FERRY
DaI1scu Child Dead.

Hazel Marie. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Daluson. passed away at
the home of the parents on Walnut
street yesterday morning at IL O'clock.
following a weeks Illness or pneu-
monia. She WAS IL years OF age end
we'll known in tho city. Besides her
parents, she is survived by a brother
John. and 4 sister, Thelma, both at
home to murn her uutimely end. Flu
neral arrangements are not complete
but will probably be held Friday with
in,crment at IGverview.
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Rifle Club Meeting Tonight.

The bridgeport Club Of the N"ti"na'
Rifle Association will hold a big meet
ing IN their rooms. under the r"st"!ilcr.
III rhr II"inIe.n block. this evening. at
which time Il number Of new members
vii hn received into III" nrcahlHa''"ii'
The annual election rf Officers VIII
also take place at this time.
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s.-v1c.s At tho II. g. Church.

a large number Of the members OF
the CONGREGATION attended the services
at the Methodist Episcopal church on
South Third street last night. ana
heard an interesting message from the
nastor on the subject. Christ. the Only
Sourc. of Eternal Life" The aim or
the services is to help the members 10
a closer fellowship In tho church
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rt1tou Funeral Today.

Funeral services for the iatr h''''e' III
r;t,<,, u.bn nassed away n few days ago
4. her home on North fourth, stree.
will b. conducted from the p'ac" OF
,.a,, ,b,e afternoon at o'clock. and
,rn rerno;ns will he placed IN n" rcc"tH-
;,,c ,.rl, Mt Greenwood cemetery, whrT"
,hry will rest until the arrival OF her
son from overseas.
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Meetings Tonight.

TIL. cottage prayer meetings or tue
United Presbyterian church Will DC
held in tha following homes t"h's"t'
+. Henderson. 6&3 Hanover S'F'';
Charles Rothcrmurd, seventh am
cnAs,,,,,, streets: Walter McCleary.
cror, avenue: c. s. Eaton. IL" Ca
t,wh, street: George ". Duncan o.
North Third street.
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Ferrell Funeral To-Day

Funeral services for tho late clinton
Frrrcll Will be held from the nome
on tho ounly road kirk""od this after
noon ut o'clock in charge Of Kew. L.
: l:USr pastor IL TN" First h"th"d!St
E,niscrpai church and int"rincuI Will
take place in Weeks cemetery.
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The nravcr meetings OF tho United
p--shvterian church were held AZ the
homes OF r. L. Perry. Catawba street;
George Mcguire. Indiana street: LAX,
Mitchell. North seventh street. ana
James Miskell. North Third street last
night. and all are reported TO have been
we'll attended.
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BRIDGEPORT

Persons having items fo- III" Inter
liErnc"r ur News may l"HN" th'm ~
IIickry's News stand or S"ihy X h'"" $
Drug store where They will ho cai'"h
for by the LEGAL correspondent.
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AGAINST o. S. OWNERSHIP.

C'WAKL EST0N. ". Va. jim. N.-V.N-
pressing it's opposition to government
ownership Of railroads. and advising
that the roads be returned 10 private
ownership as soon nS possible. the West
virginia public service commission to-
day 80 trleGraphcd the National Aseo.
citation Of Railway Utilities Commits
sicncrs at Washington.
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Musona Meet.

A meeting OF Rellaire local ~ o.
F. and s NJ. will be he'a IN go
s.,l tS;s evening. Newly elected officers
Iii 10 Installed. Bellnire chapter h A
n will meet Friday evening.
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Sttll In Hospital.

Alphonsus Gailucci. local man. -
still confined in the hospital at 80.
,,.;-r hcen wounded in action and re-
,mrrcd IN This country. He expects 10
he able to leave the hospital IN few
months,
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BELLAIRE
hrs. boyer EnteFtat1ed-

Mrs. T. Boyer was hostess 10 pum-
Der OF her friends yesterday AFTERNOON
at her home on West Twenty-tniro
street. Quite a few diversions were en-
loved and late in the afternoon refresh
nents were served.
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..z,,l. rnsatre party.

The popular C. II. club en'1 1;ar;a
with a theatre party al the
theatre in Wheeling last e'tn'e t1nrs-
-rssh-,onts were served at the Hose-
49,. rrilI after the performance.
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PARTY Last Evening.

Miss Laura Shuttleworth entertained
a number Of her friends last evening d
her home on Guernsey street numerous
games were played and refreshments
served.
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VIII Meet Monday.

,cxt Monday evening the NOM
49, ~ tho II. &, club. composed OF
number Of high school girls, will meet
at the home Of Miss Elizabeth HG ~
where an evening Of enjoyment VIII Dc
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Two Cases In squire's Court.

Two offenders faced Squire william
Britton in court yesterday morning anu
both were fined So and costs. Sn'n
Wade was convicted OF stealing coal
and Sam Ruskins was charged wien
drunkenness. Both were able 10 pay
their fines and were released.
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TRANSPORTS SAIL.

WA$HINGTON. Jan. S.--Th" trims
nnrt prr.:.dc,: Grant. the haItlcShips
Montana and South Dakota and the nos
.ial Sh.r Comfort have sailed from
FRANCE f"r New York with "S4 officers
and T.ilG mon.
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A letter has been received by MIS-
Charles Shither from her son. Charles
who has been with the Rainbow dIEl,
sion, saying he is now in Germany and
expects 70 be back in the United states
in thrcr months.
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r Of p Meeting Tonight.

The regular meeting Of this locai
lodge Of knights Of Fythias will he hc!d
in their hall in the city building ms
evening. and a large attendance OF IN"
members is expected. ms a l"'sc
amount uf important businss will be
transacted
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R-orAd Homo

Henry Forger. who has been IN IN.
c;t,. hospital recovering from serious
oncration. will pc removed 20 MS N0'i'e
on Harrison street today.
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Clerks viii Meet
roo,1 Vow In Germany.

Oficers will be elected at rneeetns
OF the Clerks Union To oc held this eve
ming in the Odd Fellows hall.
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Now police Officer.

Algcrnon Coyne was sworn IN on inc
iora1 notice force b. the mayor last
night. to serve IN place OF Tom LarA'n'
who IS sick
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R.moyed to Hospital.

Mrs. Claude Amhrns" was Fe''o'' ~
,hc North Wheeling liospitaI
where she underwent an opera''o'''
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Martins Forty Briefs.

Mrs f. * Hodge of North Fourth
rect ie confined L. her h"ru". i'll.
Mrs. /. Is. Gordon entertained thr
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MAJOR GENERAL
FRANKLIN BELL
HAS SUCCUMBED

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-7Maj or-Gcncral
i Franklin Sell. commander Of the de-
partmcnt Of the cast. died tonight st the
PRESBYTERIAN hospital in this city.