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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
Officers Named For
The State Police Force

CHARLESTON, W. Va. July g.
Colonel Jackson Arnold. superintendent
'of the state department Of public SAFETY.
today announced the first of his up
pointmcnts of officers for the state po-
lice provided for by act Of the last ses-
sion Of the legislature. Others VIII iol-
low as soon as. they are ready to accept
their appointments. and the organization
Of the force will then proceed.
The officer announced today is Cap
tain Joseph Clarke Berry. of BucEhan-
non. whose rank Will be lieutenant. lie
has been an army man. having scrvel as
an enlisted man in the 21rd infantry.
regulars. with which precipitation nc
saw service against the Moros in the
Philippines. He also served il the pres
cnt war as captain in the l3Sth Ma
chin" Gun battalion Of the SSth DiVi-
sion and went to France with it, lie
had also been in the old West Virginia
First Regiment. He was born at l.or-
entz. UpShur county, is rifle and pistol
expert and won many prizes al the ra-
;ioaal rifle matches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
CLOSING UP BILLION
DEAL in ENGLAND

LONDON. June 16.-(Correspondencc
Of the Associated Prcso)-Thc last OF
The billion dollars worth OF stores pur-
chased by the american army in Eng
land will have been disposed OF on Au-
gust !, in the opinion Of Major General
]. c. Biddlc. The American army head
quarters were closed June Is and only
email contingent Of the quartermas-
ter's department remained to cooperate
with the liquidation commission in ad-
justing n few remaining contracts and
selling supplies. Consequently by Au-
gust the orr>y will cease to have war
interest IN England.
Immediately the Erraisticc was sign
cd We began to cancel end adjust con-
tracts, ana IN this work had such hearty
cooperation from tho British war office
that the United States has been able to
clear IN its contracts very advantage
ously." said General Biddlc. only a
few Of them remain TO be adjusted"
Tho lee: properly on hand consisted
largely Ct aviation, engineer ard ord
nance s:o:H-. II was not deemed ad'
ri-ab;c 10 G'spasc o. IT too quickly. and
finally it was arranged that auction
sGlos Of all nat was not disposed OF
privately should begin Tho latter part OF
June. Thcrn WIS Demand for most OF
tio material. and our cary .::qliric5 IN
dicatcd that good prices would be OBJ
tR:n~d I'D a:sh thGt "? would have 1T
tIc ii7c'c.;.ty in getting rid Of everything
We lad.
81 WI: 10 10y emphasis upon the hos
r'tHi:iy sir wn ny III" E7glish people to-
wartl III American solder now that
an going hom:. W. have been nor.
tar.cI RI looked after officially nno
unoI:c;nl;y. Thr special committee Of
to- ministry re information which no.
v:GnG cn.c. G.nwcat At camps and fol
ron On loav: wed With tho AM ri''al'
o:San;=c::'n- il ma%;ng HE pleasant
rnd TO raj ~p:r.t OF hospitality WIS
emphasized - ih" great number OF
Ensl.":i ccn:i'os rc-:d:nS near American
ccn:e~c OF ac':"it:as who made strange
!r:~::"2n rl.:::c:a welcome in thoiI
homce."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
uow TIE aPEACR HAT"

LONDON. June 16.-The Peace HAT
Is new kind of headgcar about to be
offered TO London men. Mystery wells
It's shape and material and hattcrs thus
far have managed to keep the secret
strictly guarded. but they have hinted
enough about a revolution in mems head
covering to stir UP n lot OF curiosity.
Men are tired of the old time-hon-
orcd bowlcrs (derbics), topper4 straws
and Homburgs." said one haberdasher,
"and they want something new. The
need Is urgent for new hattie
Peace Hat"
I A London milliner said she favored an
innovation.
"1rs quite time said she. MEMS
hats Mt present nre undoubtedly the dull.
est things In life"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
CONDEMNED MAN
CONFESSES GUILT

Hugh Ferguson. colorcd. OF berkeley
county. under sentence TO hang on Aug
ust 6. yesterday made a complete con-
fession TO Archdcacon L. NJ. Spur, his
spiritual adviser. He confessed to II .
crime Of which he was convicted, THAI
of criminal assault upon Mrs. Ernest
Zimmerman. Of Hancock, Berkeley
county.
Following his arrest several weeks ago
Ferguson was rushed to the state peni-
Tertiary to save him from the mob that
was determined upon lynching him. he
was taken back for trial under heavy
guard and the court room was patroled
by an army OF .offlcers throughout his
trial The negro had stcadfastly main
tanned his innocence up until yesterday
when he confessed to DR.. Spur.
Ferguson lad served two ter ms in the
penitentiary prior to his arrest for the
crime for which he is to pay the death
penalty. He was sent UP from Kanawha
county for a year and later from Bcrk-
eley county for two-year term. He
had been free only few days until he
assaulted Mrs Zimmerman.
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EVERYBODY MUST
KNOW ABOUT It,
SAYS MRS. REED
&ea1a view 1zergy TinS1tnS N Evary
Nerve gtaee Taxing Drooo-Al5o
XaeDV Her gevsn-Yoaz-oh
/ Sca.

7 II think everybody should know about
EAl0 grand medicine" said Mrs. g. n.
Raed of No. Goethe st., Cumberland.
Ma. Mrs. Reed has many friends and
aeuuafntances here, and her stat cment
win be read with much interest.
aFor q long time" she ontinucd.
S+Sny stomach has been giving me lots
Of trouble. and nothing would eat
seemed to agree with mo, and I suffered
agony with indigestion and GaStrttis.
I have been under treatment almost con-
rtantiy and have spent lots Of money
for medicine. but none did me any good.
Ny kidneys became deranged ana gave
me terrible backaches. from which I
could get no Yelief. I felt like just
could not drag myself out Of bed In
the morning. and when I would Sit
down. couldn't make up my mind TO get
up again. had lost all my energy. and
took no interest IN anything.
'-Ouo day. while reading about Oreco.
I determined TO try Il, and after the
first few doses. realized had reached
the turning point. FOR ] began to feel
setter, and the more took the better
felt. Ny kidneys are alright again.
b0wcaS move regularly; tho gastritis Ia
gone. ana no moro stomach pains. !.
ia me % much good that I started my
; aeyen-yeaP-old son Charles taking Il. .fol
ke always had o weak heart, and II has
Srcught him out wonderfully, and he
; lcoka bette r than ever before in his life
rust Seel Ike q new woman" Mr.
Master, thu well known Dreco expert
kRe headquarters at c. II. Gricst & Co.'s
y,ng Store. 70 meet the local public and
/. 9xviain the merits Of this great remedy
, Zee HIM today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
Equitable Named As
States Fiscal Agent

CHARLESTON, w. Va. July S.-fhc
Equitable Trust company OF New YORK
was appointed the fiscal agent or the
state Of West Virginia at meeting OF
the board Of public works today for the
purpose Of buying and rcdecming Wiz
ginia debt bonds
This company will redeem one t"en-
tieth OF the total issued Of the bonds
each year at the direction OF the board
OF public works until all arc redeemed.
II will primarily however, watCh the
stock market for the state and purchase
Virginia debt bonds at the direction or
the board Of public works with funds
available for investment purposes. when
the value OF tho bonds Is low.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
ALL ENGLAND PAYS
TRIBUTE TO MEMORY
OF CAPTAIN FRYATT

LONDON, July S.-A national tribute
of honor was paid today TO the memory
Of Captain Charles Fryatt. executed py
the Germans in 1916 for attempting 10
ram n C-boat, by a national meh!orial
service at ST. Paurs cathedral. AFTER
lying in state at the Doven station over
night, the body arrived at Charing cross
station Mt II o'clock and was placed an
a gun carriage drawn by, blueJackets \
cortcgc was formed. headed by relatives
and including representatives OF the ad-
miralty. war office, other government
DEPARTMENTS and oil seafarers organi-
cations.
With n naval escort and a band, the
procession passed slowly through the
crowded streets by the way OF trafalgar
Square. Northumberland avenue, the
Thames Cmpankment and LudEatc nil,
arriving at the cathedral at noon. Inc
coffin was hidden under q mass or now
Crs among which were magnificent
wrcaths from the townspcople and au-
thorjtics Of Brugca and Antwerp. Only
the steady tramp of feet and the solemn
strains of funeral music broke the So
lencc as the cortcge passed through the
streets.
At the cathedral the ceremonies were
generally n repetition Of those in memory
Of Miss Edith Cavcll, who was executed
by the Germans.
At the conclusion OF the service the
procession was reformed and again
made an impressive progress to the
Liverpool street station. where the cas-
ket was placed on a train and sent TO
Dover Court. the home Of Captain Fryatt'
where the body will be inferred in the
QUIET parish churchyard. All flags which
are floating over the public grounds OF
London in honor Of the .'gning Of the
treaty of peace were half-mastcd dur
ing the ceremonies.
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TRIED TO END LIFE
BECAUSE OF. GRIEF

NEW YORK. July s.-Miss Antoinctto
Morales. 1s years old, ncid to DO the
daughter Of tho late General Inis Nor
alcs, an officer in tho Mexican army
during tho Diaz regime. was seriouniy
injured here today when she plunged
through a window OF her apartment TO
the street,
According 70 the police. Miss MornlcS
tried 10 end nor llfo because OF grief
ovor the death OF llor mother, Mrs. Ed.
ward Verges. who died last night IF
gunshot wounds inflicted by the g!c:s
stcprnthcr. A few hours bcfor" the n.
tempted suicide, Miss Morales was found
scmi-conscious in n gas filled room.
She was revived and white her roscucr
wont to get her n drink Of watcr she
threw herself from tho open window.
Miss Morales had written n motto IN
While, she said sho could not 1--we With
out her mother"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
Charged With Attempt
To Defraud,the u. s,

DETROIT Mich. July S.-Monroe l.
Bardach. Albany. n. y, manufacturer,
arrested yesterday on an indictment
charging an attempt TO defraud the gov
crnment by prearranged bidding in the
salvaging Of ordnance material. signed
and forwarded to Detroit check for
$4,000 which was to be used in bidding
on material valued at $6.00O.00O, accord
ing TO United States District Attorney
Kinnanc.
Others indicted with Bardach. who Is
held in $1,000 bonds pending trial here
July 22 are Grant Hugh Browne, New
York sportsman and capitalist; captain
Soteriou Nicholson. United States ord
nance chief here. Frederick c. Collins
Detroit realty broker and an army OH
Ger. understood to be in France whose
name has not been disclosed Browne
and Collins are held in 100000 bail each.
In addition TO these. Bert Harris or
New York. is held in $4,000 bond for
appearance before the federal q. grand
Jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
SECRETARY BAKER
IN ICY COMEBACK

NEW YORK. July S.-Sccretary or
War Baker introduced himself 10 one OF
his coloncls while awaiting President
Wilson's debarkaNion; fro mthc transport
Gcofge Washington, today in manner
that probably will help the officer re-
member his chief for many day.
Mr.. Baker was chatting with a.Group
Of reporters at the Gangplank when the
colonel hurried forward and. giving the
secretary a hrusque push. sad:
You can't stand here. You must get
behind the barrier with the rest This
passageway must be kept clear"
Il happen to DO the secretary Of war.
Mr.. Baker answered in icy tones. land
these gentlemen are my friends. who
have been all day with the official party
I think we will remain"
They did. The colonel. who grew
very red in the face, Sutherland did
not.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
C-.--C NEW S

VIII n s:cr1 r. s fo"t inches. for
tn rqet st"o"al days p6c>nts have hccn
In I'D aGvan'Arn o. Tho pool stage.
IT, G"n-.rl Forming got away for Tar
rr?s',.I"c yr=' orCiay MS lid the lln'cn T.
FIR ,-c7y 2:r'nmcros Tho General Crow
d. c:rcrs DIS r1crniaS at for Charles
tn. Tho Pcrshin& is scheduled NJ
s'rca:l again this afternoon and Will
rho send boat CTihcri:1" has been on:
tircly rebuilt md wcs ;iEEins sand
again yesterday. Thu ! boat wont
down IN tho ir~ EnrEa e., g." yenN ago,
but haa l,~cn ca:trciy ra"onstructod.
Bclav. tho %cHn"hcn dam tho stage IN
5 feet and fnll!-;-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
TENNIS AND GOOD LOOKS.

LONDON. June 6.-Tennis tourna-
mcnts rob pretty girls OF her good
looks is the opinion of close observers
Of the game here.
II have known. pretty girls who after
a season or two of tournaments nave
become so completely changed in ap-
pearancc and manners that old rriends
have failed to recognize them" said a
well-known player. Their faces be-
come hard and lined, their youthtui
bloom entirely disappears. and they lose
much of their feminine charm. have
told my own daughter that she can play
in no more than two tournaments sea-
son. That. means she cannot hope 10
become first-ciass, but 1 would prefer
her. to remain an attractive woman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
LOSES LIFE FOE LOVE

GENEVA. June 15-A French soldier
nccd Is, who has hccn at the front since
jnII, md won tho War Cross. presented
himself to the French guard Mt Ncucha.
tcl on tho Swiss frontier md said that
hc must visit his fianccc in switzerland
whom he had not secn for three years
When tho guard said that II was impos-
nlhic 10 let him pass. tho soldier declar-
Cd ~ am Ening oven II you shoot me.
must 900 hor." IA no crossed the from:
tinr. tho guard nrod and tho soldier fell
dead,
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pAHnRs q. 8. CoNTRoL

wASHINGTO?( July S-Bctter rcsuItg
cen be obtained in maintaining federal
operation than returning 10 old mothods
in whatever gu!sc." Joseph D. Eastman.
rnerobcr OF the interstate commerce COM
mission declaI ed tcday in a comnunica-
ticn TO the senate Interstate commission.
He was not . member Of the commission
when tho commissions Views on rne
nittcc last winter.
Mt. Eastman declared that federal
control Of tho railroads should continue
40 as TO insure necessary capital AT low
solve the problem Of the weak" roads;
to obtain the operating advantages
which como from unincation. and TO pro-
mote right returns with labor.
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irormhn Norman. nr Toirceio'rh.
Ohio. arrived in this city yesterday after
motoring through from tho Ohio city.
He IL tho guoHt or hin mother. Mrs.
Donna Hoffman. ~ Indiana rtrrot,
Inland. Mr Hoffman Is conrortnd with
tho frn Of 0riaet c. Co.. which rams =
chain OF Btcron throughout the country,
Mr. Hoffman has host of friends in
this city who will mako his brief stay
here as enjoyable as can be possible.
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AGREEMENT TO TRY
KAISER in LONDON
REGARDED BINDING

PARIS. Monday. July THE agree
ment reached by the allied council that
the trial Of former Emperor "iIraH
would be held in London. as announcoo
by Premier Lloyd George in the house
Of commons last week was taclt one
but from American sources. was
learned late today, that the agreement
was regarded as binding.
What purports to be an authentic ac-
count Of the incident in the council upon
which the British premier based MS
statement. has become available from
usually reliable source. 1t IS stated
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nsncAsHrRE HOLDS TRADE

LONDON. June st has come 70 INC
attention Of the American Chamber or
Sorrrnerco in London that an impression
,,,aw exist In The United States that due
to Wartime diversion Of mills. the Ian
coshire cotton Industry will have all II
can do now now to supply British and
Ien"asbirc formerly enjoyed in other
orcrgea countries win now fall to the
lancashire 10 not seriously. handicap.
ped in any way. says the Chamber or
Cornr1ercc' AS one reliable authority
etatcs 40 far there has been no demand
which Great Britain has not been able
to supply.
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p.a 9rR11n AT pHHvE8

DENVER. Col. July S.-A strike COM
plcteIy tioins up street car service IN
Denver became effective at o'clock this
morning. Employees Of the Denver Tram
way company struck because OF q wage
reduction announced BY tho company
yesterday.
Twelve hundred motormen. conductors
and shopmon arc included In tho strike
order,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
rlnnnrEna Rr1uAEEp

BERLIN, July Wa LondonJ.-A
mob attacked the castle and the dcten-
ton prison OF Hanover Monday and re-
leased nil tho prisoners IN The buildings.
Tho guards, It IN said. surrendered their
arms without resistance. Somo nghtinS
occurred between tho crowds and gov
crnmcnt soldiers.
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LOST A PRoPELIER

HONOI.CLU, July ZINC UnIlVu
States army transport Dix enroute Man
liza to San Francisco. reported today by
miles from Honolulu. The submarine
tender Beaver went to her assistance.
The transport Is not carrying passengers
and is not believed to be in serious dan-
ger
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APPROVE PLANS
FOR ATTACK
!: ONPETROGRAD

PARIS, Monday. July 7.-Approval Of
plan for q concerted attack upon Pet
rugrad by Finnish troops and the force 8
OF the kulchak government at Omsk was
given today by the council Of five
A joint note, has been sent to the mil
itary attaches Of the United States,
HclSinyfor%. inStrucunE them TO sup
port III" Finaish government If II decided
10 aCCcdc to the request If admiral kol-
chalk II assist him in the campaign.
There is no Indication that the Allied
and associated powers propose to 20
further at this time in helping kolcrHk' 8
plan. but their action in supporting the
Firms is regarded as equivalent 10 as
suranCcs that they will see the Kolchak
movement carried through.
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,-v,co prpprsENwn

lie Of Mexico will be represented at the
Second Pan-American Financial Con-
Crcss which is TO meet in Washington
next January. by Louis Cabrera. Secrc-
rary of the Treasury. 1t is announced
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YREE rEApE CAMPAIGN

3 :IsOEDON. June ia big free trade
cEnpaign Is being waged in England by
Lfbefai party leaders. Among tho
gI.eahers are II. II. Asquith. former
Prime Minister. Lord Crewc. Lord Beau
StAmp and Sir Donald MacieGa.
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AGO HrDs sNOT

" TOXIC. Juno 5-& despatch from Har-
bin states that 500 BolaheYiki woro cap
turcd near Irkutsnil lntoly. and shot to
death, II iA declared that thoro arc
about 1000 lIolshcyiki west OF 1rku'sK
in tho direction of KraSnoynrsk.
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nr1Jour.CED By - RNSoM

I-nited Stars senator from California.
campaie 7ing in opposition to the league
Of nations. declared today that the inter
national pact was "a document born IN
secrecy. denied exposition and presenter
10 U.s. with cynical indifference 10 our
right Of knowledge.
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s-vEN wAE pEDEs

ARCHANGEI. Juno $50 far n" as
certatnnbie from consular rcportn. only
seven American soldiers In North Rus-
STA have taken Russian war brides.
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HELSINGFORS. Sunday. July Sit
is reported that all foreign embassies,
legations and Consulatcs in Pctrograd
have been occupied by Bolshcvik troops.
The archives have been seized, 1t Is SAID
and those in charge have been arrested
and handed ovc- to an extraordinary
commission dealing with charges OF es-
pionaEe against the Soviet government.
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REPORT CONDITION or
The Security Trust Company

Maj the state Of West Virginia ~ ING
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WASHINGTON. July S.-Dcfnitc In
formation thai the E"lShcvlii author
ties are planning to CNacuatc Petrograd
has been r"c,'ivcG in oftiCi"l circles here.
Decision TO quit thu capital was said to
have been violently opposed by some
clements ofrthe government.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Sth day of July. 1919: .u
WILLIAM +. COLMAR, Notary Pueiie.
NV commission expires Dec. Is. 1877.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15
CONTROL board
VETOFS MILLION
SALE OF BONDS

The state board of control at spe-
cial session Tuesday afternoon, refus-
ed to accede to the request of the state
highway compission for the issuance
of another 81 100000 worth OF bonds
under the Bean-Barrett act OF 1917.
The board gave as lis reason for this
action the fact that the act speclflcal-
ly provides for the issuance of $l,S00,-
600 in bonds, of which $l,200,000 al
ready have been issued, the requested
issue exceeding by 100000 the balance
remaining under the authorization OF
the act.
1t is expected that the highway com
mission will take mandamus proceed
ings to compel the board of control to
accede to the request, on the ground
that it was the intention OF the legls-
lature framing the act to meet the gov
ernment appropriations, which have
been largely increased by an amended
act since the passage of the Bean7bar
rett act.
The highway commission contends
that the state has full authority tt
meet the government appropriation VI
to the extent of its 2 per cent taxa
tion limitation. This limitation, 1T !
estimated, will provide an aggregat
of $20,0O0,000. A total of l7,So0,oo'
already has been specifically author
lied by various acts of the state lee
islature, leaving a margin of $500
!. 600, which the highway commisslo
contends is still available for use uil
4 dor the Bean Barrett act.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15
SHIPPERS TAXED FOR
DELAYED UNLOADING

In order to assist in securing inc
more prompt release OF badly neeaeu
een,nment tne United States railroad
administration has put into ef1ect ao-
aitsonal dcmurrage charges effective
ssunaer the present emergency copies
sf !, pien have Just been received py the
Oreyon rupiic Service Commission
The new order afflxes charge OIL wv
NOR day, in addition to the regular DC
nurrage charge, on refrigerator cars
which IRE not unloaded at the expira-
ZION of five days after the free time pe-
rims to run under the demurrage rules'
On cars loaded with lumber held TOR
reccnsignment storage charge OF slo
ver car viii be assessed for each DAY
the ear is held for reconsignment al
ter 48 hours after the hour at Whlcn
free time begins to run.
An increase of more than 20 pei
cert in the movement of refrigerator
ears in excess of the number moVeo
Iast wear is noted by the railroad ad
rxjnistration, according to a letter ae
sompanying the notice of the new sched
nile of demurrage charges, his account
nag. in large measure for the shortage IL
refrigerstor cars at this time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-15

p7re az Dufur Sunday DESTROYED the
ErietSon Mercantile eompanv's gener-
n store, pntailing loss of s25,OhO.