The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14
WELLSBURG
Hope Is Lost.

Hope Is Lost.
PHYSICIANS Mt the ohio Valley hos
p!tal hav. practically lost all hope OF
being able 10 save the If" "t Charles
peNiese vino is a victim ~ the IN
,arahly fatal and rave drSacse known
10 medical science as anthrax.
This disease can hc caused ny IN
nocUlati"n. sometimes resulting rom
the Us. OF SHAVING hrush"s or '""'n
brushes. aud =. more common among
animals. especially cattle and sheep
general collapse follows ul"crItl"uS OF
the skin and enlargement OF th" Spleen
Physicians attending Mr.. h"Nie@" arc
nC the opinion that his case began from
p:mple OF his lip. and one ~ ~"
eres became badly disfigUred. In All
effort TO drain the poison. an eye t""'h
was extracted and the disease ut hrs.
display.d some signs Of response 70
treatment but on "Wednesday morning.
additional complications ARCS" aud 4
Is very d"rhtfuI II the patient can say
viye. Ills parents aud brother mas
been summoned TO his bedside"
Cigar Manufacturer Ends Lie
Tn, hrdv. of otis Il little. "l We'll
Known cigar manufacturers "IS i"HhN
y, OILS o'clock OH "Wednesday m"rh'"N'
living along the river bank across ne
field from tn. foot Of sixteenth street
The discovery was m"u" ny Ma -
Kraft. officers Watkins ana M"'''' wy
huIle, hole through his forehead ana
SO callhre revolver c'ch'h'" !" 80
right hand told OF Il suicide, prompted
II appears because az ''HN "
and financial difficulties.
Mr. Little left hts home on Ma
street on oMnddy morning ana was ia'-
~ seen passing down hT'tE zane n
the direction Of the river ""' "'''''""
unusual WAS Thought at mat Nn''
Fo,rS we're entertained however. "h''
y. failed 1" return home on Ine>o'E
evening and the officers "s'" a>Noh
~ Institute = search.
In looking throuEh som" drawers ~
Nr II,tl,'s Mac. Of business his We
located a box Of shells with SIN OK
her, missing. and this Information was
,.t,cn to the officers. Preparations
were being mad" I" drag the river
when tho body Mas '"r','"' ,,
! T.. Walktn>ha~ viewed IN" h""E ann
decided an inquest unnecessary rcH-
dcrlng a verdict Of Suirid" ana STATING
,ha; the act was evidently '"mm''cl
on Monday
NJ Linn. vas born Ia Tarkrrs hurG
I'M, crry,d her several years ago, ell
.,rino III. s,nrie business with his
r,,b,r :, d., also survives. lt"CcnliE,
10 cnr,,,oircd Ia some friends o. MS
trahiliry 70 meet certain financial OH
ueatiouS aad this. combined with In"
r,r, ;ha, his hcalth recently became
Unmarried Is believed the motive Tor ms
se,f-destructi"u.
He Is survived by widow and seven
children. all oc whom reside At home
and who are: Nathaniel. Gus. II r.h-
ward, Dauiel Henry Nellie and Mari
rnua. Funeral services are incompletc.
Birthday Party.
Mrs. Albert Miller entertained Mon
inv evening with q rheater party nj
the Palace ;hcatcr. in honor OF 'hs
sixteenth birthday ~ heT dt"Sh'"''
Miss Marie. Later IN the evening. tha
Young people went up 10 the Miller
hocm on North Main street. wher" an
ENJOYABLE evening o. music and dane
ing was spent. after which the guests
,era served with delightful refresh
mcnr>.
=: Charles Cooper.
Funeral services for Charles cooper
who died Tuesday afternoon a; the