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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
Expenditure Outrageous.

According 10 City Councilman ]. B.
O'Toole Of the Second ward. the eXpend-
iture of the peoples money for the re-
painting Of the interior Of the City
building Is outrageous and the bouquets
he hurled at the service director for au-
thorizing the work were not roses OF
lilies of the valley. O'Tooln maintains
that some water and soap and some
iail birds would be sufficient to make
the interior Sfr the building look like
new. With some soap, water and brush
he demonstrated how the dirt might be
removed from the walls and ceilings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
FRANCIS TRIAL
BEGINS TODAY

The case Of the state vs.. Mike Fran
els Is scheduled 10 go to trial IN Inc
criminal court this morning. trancls
is under Indictment for the thc1t Oh a
Ford automobile belonging to Anton
Rfeberson Of this city.
Mr.. Ricbcrson's car was stolen from
where he had parked it on sixteenth
street near Market one evening about
five weeks ago. Francis was arrested
- nnsscssion of the car in Cleveland.
ohio. several days later. Francis: who
is n Greek and about 81 years OF age.
declares that he accepted an invitation
from thr driver of the car TO take roe
and that tho latter had left him in
rhurgc Of tho machine only few min
utcs before hn was arrested.
The defendant. when he appeared IN
court on docket day to plead TO the m
dic,mcnt against him, wore the nile {. !
states army uniform. indicating that ne
was only recently discharged from the
service
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. Rrid6enort. Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News
Drive the Liquor Habit
From Your Home
Can Be Done Secretly

New Tork.-Physicians and dTussists
unhestitatngly recommend Tescum
powders for the liquor habit in any
form. They quickly destroy the craving
and make whiskcy and other ALCOHOLIC
beverages repugnant. Druggists will
tell you Tcscum is selling better than
any other remedy for the liquor habit.
There is a reason for this. It is because
it gives better satisfaction. Ono physi-
clan says: Il can stand in the door OF
|ncighbors yard TO whom 1 gave Tcscurl
oowdcrs for drunkenness. and he was
icomplclcly cured: Have also cured a
large number Of other patients" a
druggist reports: "Tescum is having an
enormous sale. 1t gives excellent salts
have used Tcscum on my husband sec
reilly and he has not taken drink in
Three months" Another lady says: Il
only wish I had known of Tcscum be-
fore" Here is another who has tried IT:
After taking two boxes Of Tescum did
don't think it's expensive at all. Just
think Of tho thousands OF dollars he has
spent for whiskey. The few dollars
spent for Tcscum has been worth thou
t Here Is sent sxf bos Of r9%
to my friend. Mrs. G. M. for her to Try
| on her husband. Hope she will be rs
successful as'I have been. for us won.
dcrful 1 will never tell my husband
that cured him" And so on II goes.
one enthusiastic report after another. II
YOU have a relative or friend who
drinks. just try it for few weeks and
note the marvellous change. They will
soon complain the drink docs not taste
! Tho same and in a short time they will
stop altogether and never know the rea-
SotGA leading druggist. when shown
ithc above article said: Yes, Tcscunl Is
a very remarkable remedy for the drink
habit. II is harmless, wonderfully eff
fertivc and is having an enormous sale.
advise every one who wishes 10 de.
stroy the liquor habit to give 1t trial:
/ You take no risk with Tcscur, as it is
sold in this city under steel-bound
money refund guarantee by all drug
giste. including the Coleman and tho
iGriest drug stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
SHADYSIDE

shadyside council Of the Jr o. u. A.
NJ. and Easter Greeting Council. Daugh-
tiers OF America, OF Bellaire. will hold a
Joint box social in the old school build
ing this evening. Many visitors from
neighboring lodges are expected. The
social is open TO the public.
Mrs. Robert McMillen, Of North Gen.
tral'avenue. Is suffering from bad case
Of influenza. 49,
Mrs. Albert Alum returned Monday
evening from Mcdonald, Pa. where she
had spent the end of the week with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitmore havc
moved from their former home 10 tho
house on South Lincoln avenue recently
vacated by Ed. Bonarand family who
moved to Powhatan.
A. J. Harbaugh. Of Martins Ferry was
a business visitor in Shadysidc on Tues.
day.
Mrs. Wilson. wife Of Rev. Wilson, OF
Dunbar. Pa. is at the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. H. G. Wagner, of Smithfield
street. She was called here because OF
the serious illness Of her little grand
daughter, Caroline. who has pneumonia.
At the meeting Of council Monday evc-
ming reports indicated that more than
.one-half Of the $1,000 solicited had been
subscribed toward the fire equipment
fund. At the same meeting ]. \. IRWIN
was reappointed street commissioner Tor
the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley Sammons will
move this month to the farm OF his
lfather at the west end OF Thirty-ninth
street. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Silliman
have rcnted their home on East Thirty
sixth street.
Private Roy Workman. son OF Finley
Workman, arrived here Tuesday morning
to attend the funeral OF his brother who
had succumbed 10 Influenza.
Many local soldiers are spending their
discharge papers to Washington TO claim
the $50 bonus recently granted.
Joseph Mitchell. Of South Central kvc-
nue., is recovering from case OF "lu'
which has confined him to his home dur
ing the past two weeks.
Mrs. B. E. McEiwain and little son.
"Billy are both i'll with Influenza.
Mrs. George Keyser. OF Lincoln ave-
nue. has received n message from her
son. Sgt Cyrus Lutcs. that he has ar
rived at Camp Merritt. y. j., with other
men convalcsccnt from gas attacks.
Tho Presbytcry Of St Clalrsville dis
trlct will meet here on April 2l-22.
Because of the prevalence Of conta-;
gious diseases in the town, the meeting
Of The Woman's Club announced for
Tuesday, evening at tho home OF Miss
Ella Roscoe. on North Central avenue,
was postponed Announcement Of later
date will be made within q few days.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
M|NERS' Convention YESTERDAY
ADOPTED SCORE Of RESOLUTIONS
AND ENJOYED A BOHEMIAN LUNCH

ably upon the establishment of the legal
department by a two to one ballot.
In explaining his duties Mr.. Cowen
said in part as follows:
year. Ny duties will be to look after
the legal business Of the sub-district
organization az we'll as the various To-
Gals in tho sub-distrsct. Cases. whether
they be civil or criminal. will be taken
cars of. just so they affect the miners
organization or the miners themselves.
Individual cases will be a part Of the
work. Controversies growing out Of
strikes and grievances will have the
necessary attention. Probably the most
important work of any one kind will be
, tina, Of looking after the state compcn-
sation for the miners who are either in
jured or killed. When miners meet with
accident, testimony in the case Will be
secured and the entire cases reviewed.
We expect to get claims settled much
quicker than at present. Attachment
cases and all others will be dealt with
also"
The opening of yesterday mornings
session was held up while many dele
gates attended a trial in Squire Mindcr 8
court, where three miners were being
Frank Woody. a mine boss of Pipe
Creek. Attorney Cowcn represented the
! miners and Attorney c. G. Sedgwick
/ represented Woody At the termination
! Of the evidence John Williams, one OF
! the miners, was bound over to court
under bond Of $500, and the other two
| released.
With the opening of the morning SEES
| sion the credentials committee submit
| ted, it's report. The report said 50 To-
| calls were represented With lO1 dele
gates and that PA votes were the sum-
| total.
| The committee on officers reports
| submitted lengthy communication
which was accepted and filed. The com
mittee concurred in the recommends
! lions of the various sub-dlstrlct oficlals
in their reports, which were read the
| first day Of the convention. The COM
! mittee urged the starting Of work on
! tho now miners temple as soon as pos
sible Recommendation was made that
/ a resolution be adopted protesting
against compulsory military training.
i Tie committee recommended that there
be no change in the wage scale or IN
the constitution taken up at the prescnt
! convention. 4 recommendation vas
made that a resolution be acted upon
favorablv by ne delegates favoring Wo-
! man suffrage in Ohio. The committee
concurrcd in the recommendation lol
more mine inspectors in the eastern
Ohio field. and otherwise favored the re-
ports Of the officials
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HIT BY TRAIN AND
INSTANTLY KILLED

Michael pr0nk. aged about G5 years,
was struck by q Pennsylvania passen-
ger train at block IL about 10 O'CLOCK
yesterday morning and instantly killed.
The train was due to arrive in this
city from Pittsburgh at 1905 a. m.
Pronk was walking along the track and.
evidently not hearing the train ap-
proa ching, staggered in front of it. He
was hurled n distance Of probably one
hundred feet
The train stopped a short distance
hcvond the scene of tho accident. and
members OF the crew gathered the body
IN and brought il TO this city. The
BODY was taken to the Bertschy under
taking parlors. \ card bearing the
name of Michael Pronk was found on
the body. The accident occurred in
Brooke county. and the coroner or that
county will hold AN inquest today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13

Constant coughing, wheeling, sniff
fling keep you from thinking clearly
Don't feel heavy-headed, grippy. Swing
into action with DR.. Bells Pine.Tar'
Honey and free yourself Of cold-dis'
comfort.
It Is composed Of ingredients that
soothe the tickling throat. help to ease
the uncomfortable Inflammation, loosen
the phlegn and congestion and ease
the breathing. Relieves grippe, bron'
chitis, asthma. hoarseness. too. ECO
nomical, satisfying Druggists every
where. soc. 80. $1.2O.
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sta4e Examiner q. l.. Fox.

L. L. FOX. representative of the sta ne
bureau Of accounting. was a BeIla, as
visitor Yesterday. My !,n; sn whiCH
S HAS up {Ss fTst in 'S more than years.
fimc. On his previous visit h" f0un no
findings totalne thousands Of doi atis
against former and present CITY made nia
lis hut no cndcavor was ever lI'''o s
I 20 Collect the money. It is, undcrstoo q
c cons with tho amended arprn-
priation ordinance passed by cry eo sard
80 have been advised by the attorney
general of the state that the arpr9pr'a-
e. ordinancc cannot DO amended.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

7. o. Perry. OF South ThlTd Slrect,
Miss Anna Schwcitzcr. Of this city,
has returned home after few days
srcnt in Pittsburgh with friends:
Miss Elizabeth tpdcgraff. OF Norm
IN, r,Irst nf friends at Sm!thficld.
Mrs. william Cusick. OF this city is
confined to her home with illness.
Miss kathcrin Smith underwent an
operation for the removal Of her tonsils
al tho local hospital yesterday
Mrs George Robnrtshaw. former resi-
dent of this city. now Of ClarkshurE. is
spending u few days as the guest of
friends here.
David Jones. Of this city. has returned
home after q few days spent In Pitts
burgh an business for the Noble furnl-
turc store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
Adjourned Session.

An adjourned session Of the c'1S
council is to be held this evening At me
ci.v building. ,The, chief item schSd =
ulcd to be considered will be thc
ordinance. Supt. Billings and Attor-
ney Gordon Kinder will attend III the
n'scting as representatives Of the Trac,
ton company The ORDINANCE" tn DO
considered it is said Will De S't II, bnr
,ban il will contain designated STOPS
for rthc street cars along it's risht OF
wav in thc city
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MARTINS
FE RRY
NEWS
Leave news items for The Intel
1icenccr At Mobiles Furniture
store. Shane's News Stand. Johns
Brothers Cigar Store and Blrds
News Agency.
7 TWENTY NINE
MORE TAKEN
BY. SHERIFF

Tho two deputies. Sloan and Barlow.
from the Office of Sheriff Osborne at ST.
Clairsvillc- were still busy in town yes
tcrday and succeeded in rounding UP a
total Of twcnty-ninc additional dog
owners in the city who had forgotten 60
to pay their county dog tax.
All appeared before Squire James
Freeman and paid fines Of 81 and costs
in addition to the fec for the license.
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p,nIe+ mems, Banuuet.

Thu mon Of thr FiTsT EAptlSt rnurcT
If this city will enjoy Il n:nqu"t N thr
dining r0nrns If tn" church IN South
ThirI street SATURDAY evening at six
o''cIorI and the cnrnmitlnr in charge or
tho affair are making mans to acc"""-
dair II lnrrr. crowd All Of tho mon ~
tho congregation are expected to attend
and ar. requested to leave thotr names
with tho pastor. Rev. T. r. Mcdaniel 50
th:., rlan> ',.:,n hc made for Il definite
nuIDl,Er
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JUST USE SLOAN'S
IMMINENT ONCE
Then's You'll Understand Why
It's the Worlds Greatest
Pain Relief.

Sloan's Linimcnt does exactly what
is claimed for it-relieres quickly. with
out rubbing. In penetrateS. Useful in
relieving external pains. soreness and
stiffness, such as follow exposure, over
exercise or unusual exertion-
4 big bottle. kept handy. will last
long and pay for itself in comfortable
relief the first application. Clean. con-
vcnicnt. economical. Can be bought al
any drug store Get it today. SOC. soc
nnd 81 81
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A meeting Of the sinking fund trus-
tees of the cky was held Thursday eve
George v. Mccaughey at the City build
ing. The budget for the year was pre-
scented and made up. 1t provides for
the paying OF Of bonds during the next
year amounting in all to $4,000. The
bonds will be cancelled as they come
due, Is the program arranged for.
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nv nonford IN preacn.

Dr.. c. w. Danford. superintendent Of
the GAINESVILLE district of the NJ. i.
churches, Is to preach this evening nj
the First Methodist church. where re-
viyal services are being held. G. c. Con-
Icy, the singing evangelist. will assist
with the service. The present week will
likely be the final one for the revival
: meetingH
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PARIS. March l2.--tBy tho Associ-
atrd prcss) - Premier tlemcnceau.
speaking this Afternoon. to delcSA-
lion Of Tho left wing Of the Repuhli-
can party. formally denied that NJ, JON
mart would be appointed governor-gen-
rraI Of Alsacc Lorraine. NJ. Clemcn-
crau said that the present authorities
would remain nj their posts.
The nrcmicr announced important
improvements In the public services IN
A1carn Lorraine.
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rbr1e FUNERAL Tomorrow.

Funeral services over the remains or
the late Mrs. Anna Ehrlc. who passed
away at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Mike Lndelof. on last Saturday, will
be conducted from the German Reform
church at Thirty-siXth and Eoff street
tomorrow afternoon NJ 2:30 o'clock in
charge of the pastor. Rev. Matzke. The
remains will be later laid nj rest in
Mount Zion cemetery at wheeling.
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lutheran society Entertained.

Tho members 0f Tho kntf"r'h IuH
Fora Society of ST. Johns German Lu-
thrran church of this city. sl"Hhi !! very
rlcaSan, evening as the guests OF MIS-.
rrrd Becker. At her home on North
Huron street on the Island. The even
inr was devoted 10 knitting and fancy
work. and concluded with a dainty
Inn
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p1Aada entity

Harry MORRISON former might bagga &c
master AT the Pan Handle railroad here.
pleaded guilty today 20 criminal assault
on Ida Parks. of Wellsburg. W. Va. and
was sentenced TO six months in the
Canton workhouse by Judge Carl Smith.
Three other men implicated In the affair
drew similar sentences recently and and
WAS given year in thct pcnitcntiary.
Walter Brown. train conductor. the last
70 Be- tried. went on trial today on A
similar charge
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ro,1e. meetIng TonIritt.

The Fraternal Order or Eagles Of thIs
city. will hold their regular weekly
meeting, in their hail on No ,th d.sira
OF the officers Of the organization that
,ha f,,U membership attend. us this will
be the last meeting preceding the ba-
zaar and festival Of the order, which,
begins in the armory hall on Saturday
of this week and extends throughout the
coming week.
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Yarris Funeral Today.

Funeral services over the remains ar
Edith, 1hr sevcn-ycar old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs T.. l.. Harris. Of Tilton-
willie. who passed away Monday follow,
ing n short illness. will he conducted
from the homo Of the parents this after
noon Mt two o'clock. and the remains
will hc inferred at Upland cemetery.
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presbyterian Missionary Meeting.

An important meeting Of the Womans
Missionary society of the First PreSby-
tcrian church. will be held in tho parlors
Of the church this evening, at which
time n prayer meeting will be conducted
for tho New Era movement. All Of the
women of the congregation are urged
20 attend.
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snndar School Class Meeting.

Thu Hunters class " The F1rst hHP-
tist sunday school OF This city. will he
tho guests Of Mrs. McFaddcn at hcr
homo on South First street this evening
and al Of tho members arc expected TO
h. ,,rcecnt Novel plans have been pro
parcd for tho entertainment of tho
guests, and dainty refreshments will
conclude the evening.
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Given Heavy Sentence.

Race Horse Kate Harrison was be-
for. Mayor Culbertson yesterday on a
charge Of being drunk and staging a
circus attraction at the corner Of 4hirty-
second and Union streets without first
securing a city license A big crowd OF
fully 100 persons gathered TO witness
her antics and capers. She explained
that q drink Slipped TO her had made
her cNazy and she asked another chance.
1t was denied. and she was given Sc5 and
costs
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BRIDGEPORT
NEWS
Leave news items for The Intel
iigcnccr at Hickey's News stand,
Sclby G. Reeds Drug Store or tho
Bridgeport Hardware Company.
BRIDGEPORT
To Initiate Candidates.

Plans have been completed for large
attendance Of The mem bcrs of tho Wo-
mems Benefit association Of the Maca-
bees. which will be hold in the rooms
Of the Hcinlcin block this evening. at
which time very important business
matters will be given attention. Ar
rangcments have been made for an
lnitiatory session. as several candidates
for membership arc awaiting the degrees
Of the order.
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Red Men Meet Tomorrow.

The weekly meeting of Waneta 'T PoS
No rs Of the Improved order o. mru
Men Of this city will no doubt be very
we'll attended as we'll as interesting to
those who attend. Applications, for mem mem,
bership in the organization have neen
received at every meeting In the pasEG
few week. ;,e ana nt II W There viii be large
class for the adoption degree.
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Bir Meeting Planned.

Those in charge of the meeting Of the
representatives Of all Of the local or,
CARNATIONS. which has been scheduleo
the Citizens Bank building tomorrow
evening for the purpose of making n ans
for the proper celebration Of the return
of this city's soldiers from the Worio
war, are said to be looking forward TO
a big meeting. and there Is no dount t
that there will be much enthusiasm
shown, as members Of all Of the organ
izatioGs in the city participated in the
war.
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Rond Ad1rA9ca1

A. victory Reconstruction confer
encc Of Sunday school workers is Ia
hc held this evening al the FIRST Pros
byterian church. Prof. w. A. Zaugg OF
GAINESVILLE. will preside. Among the
speakers arc Rev. J. y. Green of Mt.
Gilcad; Mrs. Geo. RI. Goycr. Ncnia and
R. c. HiEley. of Illinois.
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UYrirh rrolic" Held.

The members Of the Homens cruz OF
this city were the guests Of Mrs: Fl. 5,
Carmichcl at her homo on Hanover
street, yesterday afternoon. at which
time the entertainments was In the ma
ture Of an Irish F'roiic. Practically
all Of the members or tho club were
present and had a very enjoyable time
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matds And Matrons Meeting.

The mrIIimr" If TN" Maids and Mat
rons mf thiH city. will hn tho guests or
Mrs Fred Dixon N her home m Fourth
street Ininurrnw afternoon. This Is the
meeting which wIH post lhnrd from last
week and Il large Attendance is expect
I'd Thu usual club diversions will be-
followed aud IN" meeting will conclude
with a luncheon.
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take UP the matter Of backing concert
by the Archibald band.
Home Was Entered.

The police have been notified that tht
Boyd home on Thirty-seventh street
was entered some time recently anc
silverware. jewelry and clothing taken
The robbery was discovered when q
member Of the family returned IRON
Florida There were indications tina
the work was that Of boys.
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n6iss,onarv society Meetinr.

The members OF The Womahs MIS-
sionary society OF the kirkwood Pres
byterian church arc holding a meeting
in the parlors of the church in Kirk
wood this afternoon, and arrangements
have been made 10 accommodate the
full membership of The organization.
Some business Of Importance Is said to
require the attention Of the society.
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Auxf1fav Meeting

Thu meeting of tho woman's AUXILIARY
Of ST. Paul's Episcopal church which
was held at the homo Of Mrs. George
Weber. nf broadway street. YESTERDAY.
largely attended affair. Important
business concerning the organization
was discussed and the meeting, closed
with tho serving Of dainty refreshments.
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erocers' Meeting Tonight.

The regular meeting Or The RctalI
Grocers' association Of this city. will be
held in the Board Of Trade rooms Of
tho Citizens bank building. on South
Fourth street this evening. and the
members has been requested as husl-
moss Of extreme importance Will be dis
cuSSed.
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On Pmtv.Hour Basfs.

Notice has. been received at the G. <
P. railroad office here to the effect that
beginning next Saturday the employees
are to go on a 4V-hour-per-week basis
This will mean a reduction in the
amount of wages drawn. but not re-
duction' in the pay per hour. The men
are already complaing of the new order
1T means but 1--WE days per week for the
employees
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shot nx Ria Wifa-

Harry Slagle. local pooi room nronrir
tor was shot through tnc right leg wheT
n revolver was accidentally discharged
nv his wife at their home here. Mr.
Slagles' wound * not serious. Mrs
Stage said she was examining tho Gul
and unintcntionally pulled tho trigger.