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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-11
RAVENSWOOD.

RAVENSWOOD, w. Va, November
10.-Miss Mildred Park returned We'd
nesday evening from a few days visit
with Parkersburg relatives.
H. ID. King, of Washington. d. c.,
]. +. Stone, from Weston, James GAN
dee, from Moundsville, Sam and Char
ley Leppert, from Benwood. Glare Nc
Kay and Harry Rudman, from Cincin-
natl, and Frank Harpold, from Port
land, all came home to vote Tuesday
Prosecution ought to be entered at
once against those parties who VIC
lated the election law by working for
themselves and other candidates within
a few feet of the election booths
Mrs. DR.. Roush and daughter drove
up from Pomeroy Thursday and were
guests of Mrs. ]. V. Armstrong.
Mrs. j. l.. Armstrong has been quite
i'll for a week. DR.. Harris, of Park
ersburg, was called to-day in consul
tation.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Mcintosh, Mrs. ].
F. Cooper, Mrs. E. c. Smith, Misses
Mary Gorrel, Vada Nash, Ida Brown
and Nora organ drove to Ripley Sun
day to attend the dedication of the NJ.
E. church South there by Bishop Nor
rison, of Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Judge r. F. Fleming has closed
her house for the winter. and with her
two daughters. Misses Mae and Ro-
berta, has taken rooms ana board at
the Ravenswood House for the winter.
Miss Jeanette Kotzebue, of New
Martinsville, is visiting Miss Harriet
Smith.
Mrs. M. e. OsbourHe left Saturday for
Benwood to visit her daughter.
Mrs. F. F. Mcintosh and two children
left Thursday for Lewistown, Pa, to
spend a couple of months with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. ]. S. Green. Mr..
J. A. Mcintosh accompanied them as
far as Pittsburg.
Little Granville Watts. son OF o. E.
Watts, has been quite sick for a week.
DIR. and Mrs. S. A. Brown of New
York, were guests of the latter's aunt.
Mrs. Emma Stats, last Friday and
Saturday.
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WILLIAMSTOWN.

,VILLIAMSTOWN, w. Va. Novem-
Der 10.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ahrendts
very pleasantly entertained a number
of their friends on Tuesday evening
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. NJ May
hugh, who took their departure for
Parkersburg Wednesday, where they
will in the future reside.
Mrs. A. H. Bukey, of Washington,
d. c., was the guest of relatives here
last week.
Mr.. A. Griffen is seriously i'll.
Mrs. w. E. Howard is home from a
visit at Huntington, w. Va.
Miss Mamie Hall, of st. Mary's. was
Mrs. J. B Ellison's guest last week
Miss Fannie P. Mckinney left Thurs
day for Kansas, where she will in the
future make her home.
Mrs. Crouser, OF Richie county. W.
Va, is the guest of her. sister, Mrs.
S. R. Kinnarad.
DR.. G. R. Hammatt, OF Portsmouth,
O., is visiting his parents for a few
days.
Mrs. A. S. Richards, accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Will Flesher, home
to Connellsville, Pa, and will be her
guest for some time.
Mrs. g. A. B. Edwards is at Mt,
Clemens. Mich. taking medical treat
ment.
Mrs. W. D. Cline and daughter Fran
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ST. MARYS.

ST. MARYS', w. Va, November 10.
j. n. keyser is now at New Martins
Vile, having become a member of the
oil producing firm OF Trees, Benedum
Co., of that place. His family will
move there as soon as house can be
obtained
Charles A. Steere, of Waverly, was in
town Friday calling on relatives and
old friends.
Clyde Cooper and his father-in-law,
j. W. Carpenter, have formed part
nership in the produce business, with
headquarters in Wilbersville.
Owing to the inclement weather the
ladies Of the Trinity Guild did not
visit Newport yesterday afternoon.
Russell Smith and Robt. G.. Anderson
started this morning to kill deer in
Randolph county They expect to be
gone four weeks.
There are conflicting statements as
to the majority OF Riggs, Republican
candidate for sheriff, over Eddy, Dem
ocrat; some saying that Riggs ma
jority Is Is, others that Eddy has a
majority of one. 1t Is said that re-
count of several precincts will be de-
manded next week by Eddy, and IL suf-
ficient grounds are given a contest will
be made. The Republicans say they
are anxious for a contest, but at the
same time they advise the Democrats
to go slow" This sounds contradic-
tory.
o. c. Ogdin, chairman of the Re-
publican County Committee, was at
Parkersburg Thursday.
Dr. George Gail, OF Newport. his son,
George, and Martin Riggs, Of St Mary's.
went to the mountains Tuesday on a
hunting expedition.
Mrs. C. E. Edwards is at Parkersburg
under treatment of physician.
The Gravel Hill Bakery has again
changed hands. c. w. Traugh sold
out his interest to J. d. Smith, of Ty-
Ter county.
E. W. Fink. of Marietta, has been
here this week looking after his oil
interests.
c. r. Dulin is in Lewis county where
he has some good producing wells and
others drilling.
Samuel Barkwili went to Mt Glenn
ems, Mich, on Thursday, and expects
to remain several weeks.
Professor W. L. Skaggg has moved
his family to MS residence In WiIbils-
vile.
County Court has been In session
since Tuesday, and viii have to sit
next week to attend to unfinished bus
iness, besides the canyassiEg OF the
ballots
Ex-Sheriff A. B. Core has purchased
lot from H. II. Hess. east OF Third
street for $500.
The woods and meadows are fun o.
huntsmens
The Baptist church is going to be q
fine looking structure. The two tow
ers are up and rafters are in position
for the roof.
Cyrus Mccormick. of SistersyIlIe. was
here Wednesday on business.
On Wednesday, g. c. Roby and wife
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M'MECHEN.

Mrs. ]. II. Gates is the guest of
friends in Parkersburg.
Mayor George Artz is in Baltimore
on business.
The ladies of st. James church will
give supper and entertainment in
McMechen hall Tuesday evening, Nov.
20. The net proceeds will go towards
purchasing furniture for the new
church.
This morning an old folks meeting
will be held in the Methodist church.
There will also be communion ser
vices.
Miss Robinson, returned mission
Rry, will conduct services in the church
Of God on Gravel street.
Claude Goodwin has returned to
Buckhannon, after spending a few days
at his home here.
Frank w. Legge has returned to
Washington, D. c., where he Slolds a
lucrative position in the treasury de-
partment, after casting his vote here.
]. NJ. Garvey and wife will spend
tomorrow at Pittsburg.
Charles P. Kinney has returned
from hunting trip to Pocahontas
county.
Miss Jennie McCusky is the guest of
friends in Washington, D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson are
visiting relatives at Metz, w. Va.
By the terms of a freak bet, Robert
Kincaid will push wheelbarrow from
First street to Johns feed store in
Benwood. B. f. Hood will ride in the
barrow, and burn red fire while Mr..
Kincaid will yell for Mckinley and
Roosevelt.
A very sad death occurred here
early yesterday morning, when the
four-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Williamson died from the re-
suits of burns received a few hours
previous. The mother had prepared
the child for its bed and left it stand
ing by the fire. and went out of the
room. when she returned a few min
utes later the child's clothing was in
flames. They were quickly extin-
guished and everything possible was
done for its relief, but all wn in vain.
and it died at about one o'clock The
unfortunate parents have the deepest
sympathy of their many friends in
their bereavement
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Mound.riIIe nreritie..

Philip NJ. Conner, OF Glen Easten.
was here on business yesterday.
A case OF diphtheria Is reported in
the family OF Mr.. Fowler. who lives
on Lafayette avenue, near Eleventh
street.
William Tomlinson is now doing q
ten day sentence in Jail because be
celebrated the election with full
fiedged jag. Officer Purtiman arrested
him.
Miss Fanny Bryson, OF Twelfth street
will remove to Parkersburg to-not-
row.
Fritz Kappa. Lewis Kappa and John
McShane Of Benwood, were before
Justice Edwards yesterday 20 answer
to a charge Of assaulting with intent
to kill and murder Cyrus Il. Davis and
Miles Davis. They gave bond FOR their
appearance and the case Is continued
until next Saturday
Yesterday was pay day at the Glen-
dale and Moundsville mines and tho
Fostoria glass house.
James Tucker had the fingers Of his
right hand badly burned with acid at
the glass house yesterday.
Bert shrimp paid an election bet yes
terday by rolling a peanut up a small
hill at the glass house. He was about
two hours doing IT,
A large number OF the factory en-
playes OF the Fosto5a gave Mr. and
Mrs John Pelkey an old fashioned SER
enade yesterday morning Mr.. Pei
key Is the head presser in the factory.
The German club has received some
handsome furniture fos their club room
II was donated by the Schmulbach
Brewing Company.
Theodore Fredericks has resigned hts
position In the decorating department
of the Fostoria and has gone 20 Zanes-
vile, Ohio.
Evan Williams, Of New Martins
Vile. was the guest Of hts brother D.
G.. Williams yesterday.
Miss Jean White. OF Claysvllle. Pa,
Is the guest OF Miss Iva Cartwright.
Prof. D. G. Williams attended tbs
meeting OF the Ohio Valley Round
Table at Martins Ferry Friday.
Land owners along the proposed pipe
line from st. Joseph 70 Fork Ridge
say they will not grant the right Of
way II the company employees Italians
on the ditch.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, o., Nov. 10.-Mrs
Muhleman, of Washington, d. c., is
the guest of Capt and Miss Minnie
Muhleman.
A. l.. Voegtly, of Pittsburg, was Wis
iting relatives in town last Tues
day.
The w. F. NJ. S. met with Miss Sa-
rah Bare on last Tuesday evening.
Miss Minnie O'Neill, of Marietta,
o., arrived Sunday and is visiting
relatives at this place.
j. w. Alexander and daughter, Miss
Alice, and Miss Pearl Fulbaugh, were
at Woodsfield, Monday.
E. B. Fisher, of Wheeling, was home
to vote Tuesday.
Mrs. A. H. Hofer returned home
Saturday evening from an extended
visit with relatives at East Palestine,
Ohio.
Mrs. Kicker, of Powhatan, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Thonen
Saturday and Sunday.
Dr. r. w. Muhleman, of Bellaire,
and DR.. C. l.. Muhleman, of Parkers-
burg, and Miss Eva Nesbit, of Sisters
vile, spent Sunday with Miss Libbie
Noll.
A large number from town were at
Sistersville Saturday evening.
David Thonen, of Sistersville, was
on our streets Tuesday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Kinsley returned to this
place Thursday after an absence of
several weeks at Pittsburg, and left
Friday for her home at Middlebourne
w. Va.
w. B. O'Neill, Of Marietta, was on
our streets Friday
Frank Lloyd was home from Mari
eta Sunday visiting relatives.
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TILTONSVILLE.

TILTONSVILLE, O., Nov. 10.-The
K of G. E conferred the degree to
three candidates at their meeting on
Friday evening.
William Dolden is the victim of an
election bet. Tomorrow he will be
taken TO the middle of the Ohio river
and thrown in, and he will be required
to swim to shore.
But one vote for j. G. Woolley was
cast in this precinct
The oldest voter in this vicinity is
Thomas Liston, who cast his first
vote for Andrew Jackson, almost sew
enty years ago
The Democratic Club OF this place.
which is composed of more than 100
loyal Democrats, will be made a per-
mament organization.
Robert Dyson has been granted an
increase in his pension.
The VI. e. Sabbath School will be
held in the school house to-day. The
new heater for the church has not
been completed.
John Roth has transferred his inter
est in the Paw Paw mines TO YER
wohlt & Pierce.
Misses Lucy Moore and Kate Roth
were calling on Wheeling friends yes
terday
Mir. Smith. of New York. attorney
for the owner of the Western Sanitary
Pottery. was here on Thursday to see
why the plant was not ready for oper-
alton. He says the plant should have
been ready to begin work on the 10th
of this month.
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WHEELING RE 5IsTER, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1900

Washington city, spent q few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. 4.
Richardson.
a. B. Moore, who holds a govern
ernment position at Newport News. is
in town.
Miss Ethel Johnson, who has been
sick for the past week with diphth-
eria, is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krontz and family
have returned from Ohio, where they
have been the guests of the latter's
parents for the past few weeks.
Walter Slender, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the past six
weeks, with fever, is able to be out
again.
The VI. E. church, when completed,
will be one of the finest in the State.
they are going to have opera chairs
and they will be numbered so that each
member will have seat.
The Republicans will have blow
out here Tomorrow night. They have
already made arrangements and the
U. NJ. band will lead the parade.
William Smith, music teacher in the
High School, has moved his family
here.
The Dorcas Club served lunch, ice
cream and cake, election day at the
Clark building, recently vacated by
the U. NJ bank.
Joe Clark made a business trip to
Wheeling Thursday.
Fay Cerbet returned to-day after
spending few days with relatives at
Sutton.
The Short Line railroad has already
been laid above Porter's Falls, and
will be laid as far as Pine Grove before
Christmas.
Robert McEldowney is confined to
his room with sickness
Mrs. Ella Beardmore returned home
after spending few weeks with rela-
tives at Sistersville
Last Saturday David Sahugh, a
teamster, was turning a bend on the
Snort Line railroad. when three ne
groes held him up, and searched him
and on finding no money on his per-
son, proceeded to beat him until al
most dead. He is unable to walk, and
is confined to his room.
S. B. Martin, of Pine Grove, was a
business visitor in town Saturday.
Alex Hart, the sheriff-elect of Wet
eel county was in town Friday
The D. o. G. d. Club met at the res
idence of Miss Mamie McEldowney
Friday evening.
Cornet & Newman have moved their
Office to the new bank building on
Main street.
John Heber, who has been at Hot
Springs, Ark, for long time, re-
turned home Saturday.
Clay Hornbrook, of the Parkersburg
Chair Company, was business caller
in town Friday.
Hon. Sep" Hall was at Parkersburg
Friday on business.
Holley Sayre, of the West Virginia
Monumental works, is visiting rela-
tives at Revenswood.
Mr.. James Null, the well-known ba-
ker at Ed. Beal's, will be married to-
morrow at 2:30 p. NJ, to Miss Anna
Moore, of Sistersville.
The new opera house is going up
with wonderful rapidity, and the man
ager will be ready to put the first
attraction on about Christmas Eve.
The Sistersville band and orchestra
will furnish the music for the new
house.
Many friends are glad to hear of
the restoration of Miss Lulu Halls
eyesight. She is visiting at Glendale,
and is reported as being much better.
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BETHANY.
A HANDSOME ADDITION TO THE EN-.
DOwMENT OF BETHANY
COLLEGE.
A LECTURE BY BYRON KING
BETHANY EXPECTS TO BE CON-
NECTED WITH WHEELING
BY TELEPHONE.

BETHANY, w. VA, Nov. 10.-prof.
Kersey has returned from two weeks
trip in Missouri, incidentally securing
$4,000 for the endowment fund OF
Bethany college.
Mr.. w. H. Hanna, accompanied by
his new wife, arrived in town this
evening, he having been selected as
the anniversarian Of the America Lit
erary Institute, this being their fifty
ninth anniversary. His address was
undoubtedly one of the best literary
productions of the times.
Miss Wright, the sweet evangelistic
singer of Hillsboro, Ohio paid our
town a visit this week and visited
some of the many places OF interest in
and about the place.
Byron King lectured last evening to
one of Bethany's best audiences, and
he was surely at his best. His render
ing OF pieces changing from the sub
lime to the ridiculous certainly could
not be outdone, if equaled.
1t is said that another of Bethany S
fair daughters will be led to the mar
rage altar about the 18th of next
month by rising and prominent ply
stefan or one of our neighboring
towns.
The election is over and now it
would be good time for both parties
to get together and see that the men
that sell their votes and the men that
buy them get to the penitentiary, and
the sooner the better.
The West Penn Telephone is fast
completing the putting in of the
phones here. Ten have already been
subscribed for and several others pro-
missed. Bethany is expecting soon to
be connected with Wheeling home tel
ephone company by the union of it and
the West Penn.
]. e. Martin, this years graduate
of Bethany college, and now clerk in
the census Office, Washington City,
came nome to vote and is now spend
ing few days with friends here.
The Republicans here are very sore
over the defeat of their strong man
for sheriff, and more than this they
are sore over the cash they contribut-
ed to the pockets of their. adyersaries.
Prof. NJ. NJ. Scott, of Chenille nor
NAL, came all the way from there to
help elect Strong, and found that it
would have taken just thirty-three
more such votes to have done it.
Miss Stella Swaney, of New Cumber-
land, was visiting friends here for sew
eral days this week, returning home
to-day.
Col. Campbell, who has been at Gin
cinnati, Ohio, under the care of a spe-
cialist, to have his nose treated, re-
turned home Monday evening, looking
much better and incidentally to vote.
A crank calling himself the Rev.
Martin and claiming to be a member
of the Quaker church, was to lecture
on the advantages of that society.
Trying it two evening and failing to
mention them or their belief, it was de-
cided to close the house and let him
lecture in more inviting fields.
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and Isaac Pethtel departed for the
West, to be gone several weeks The
former go to Crawford, Neb., and Mr..
Petntel to visit friends in Kansas.
The excavation for the new building
CT the First National Bank is almost
completed
George Leichner, of New Martinsville
formerly undertaken here. was In town
yesterday on business.
VIM. ]. Bills. OF Union Star, Mo-. IS
visiting relatives in Peasants county.
He has been absent number CT years.
One side Of Main street is torn up
with digging the ditch for the sewer
pipe. and the other side is in the same
condition on account OF the laying oil
the water main. 1t would have been
better to tear up Just one side at q
time, as the street is now impossible
for teams
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MoUNDsvIILE.
Events Yesterday in the Marshall
County Town.
a Mad Dog Scare.

A short time ago tramp dog APP
peared in the vicinity of Millsboro, in
the southeastern part of this county
and bit number of hogs. Since then
the hogs went mad and were killed, but
it is feared that other cases will de-
velop.
Challen Young, school teacher
was scratched on the hand by dogs
teeth, and his hand is now swollen and
very painful. The people there are
very much alarmed about the matter
and there will likely be general
slaughter OF dogs.
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Philadelphia on Thursday. after ten
days visit with her mother at this
place.
Will Blair, Of this place. has accept
ed position with Dillon & Hancher,
OF Wheeling.
Mrs. Frank Ingram and daughter,
on friends in town Friday.
Mrs. Henry NJ Davies died Thursday
evening after a several weeks illness
from stomach trouble She is survived
by husband and daughter. who have
the sympathy of host OF friends in
their sad bereavement.
Services at the Methodist church by
the pastor, Rev. ]. r. Grimes. Sub
ject for the morning services: Every
Day Religions" evening, "Sau's Re
fuge from Sin
The marriage of Elwood Kyle and
Estella Martin, daughter of Jacob Mar
tin, took place Wednesday evening at
the home of the brides parents on
Marietta street.
The marriage Of James d. Lyle, of
Uniontown. and Ada c. Taggart, took
place Thursday at the home of the
NAAdS PdACulc III LOn IL
Marriage licenses issued since last
report: Thomas B. Wescott and Car
RE Stewart, both of GAINESVILLE: VIM.
G. Null, of Malaga. and Almeda E.
Phillips, of Wayne township; George
A. Peddicord and Leona W. Latshaw,
both of GAINESVILLE; VIM. B. Baker
and Minnie P. Ward, both of Ale
donna; John w. Walker, of Mintons-
burg and Mabel Little, of GAINESVILLE;
Albert G. Shaver, of Msrtin's Ferry,
and Matte Greiner, of Blaine.
Services at the Presbyterian church
by the pastor, Rev. j. B. Eakins. at
1890 a. m. and at $3.50 p. m. Morning
subject, The Permanent Religion" In
the evening DR.. Eakins will continue
his course of lectures on he book of
Daniel; subject God and Nebucnad-
nezzar.''
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OIL News.

The effort to secure water with
which to run the boilers to complete the
Stulls Run well has proven unsuecess-
full. Two wells were drilled to a depth
OF $50 feet, but no water was found
1t is reported that the casing is be-
ing drawn from the wells on the Crit
fifth farm in the Rogerson field. and
the lease will be abandoned. The wells
at one time produced considerable oil.
but the production has decreased until
they are now no longer profitable.
Casing Is being hauled out to the
Alex Taylor well on Roberts z kIS9ar--s.-
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A Formal start Made.

Yesterday party composed OF G. 8.
McFadden, c. A. Weaver, H. W. Hum
ter, L. B. Purdy. j. c, Parkinson. ]. w.
Dunlevy, G. F. Gray. ID. #. Geisler and
Others drove out to Sheppards. near
Viola, where they Joined General Man.
ager Holmes, of the p. c. & w. rails
road and a large party from New York
and Wheeling, and the first dirt was
moved for the roadbed of the new rails
road. 1t is said the the Ferguson Con-
struction Company will now push the
work until the road is completed.
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Practiclng the Fire nril1.

The employees of the Fostoria Glass
Company are organized into fire CONF
pany for the purpose of protecting the
factory in case of fire. A number OF
plugs are placed in the factory and 8
supply of hose is kept in convenient
places.
Yesterday false alarm was sounded
for the purpose of drilling the new
men who are employed there, and the
men got to their stations, connected
the hose and turned on the water in
Just thirty seconds.
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Late Friday evening about fifty Ital-
ians arrived here to work on the p. G.
& w. railroad They are now quar-
tered at the Gallagher building on La
fayette avenue until quarters are pro-
vided for them near Viola They spent
the day yesterday in viewing the town.
They appear to be more intelligent and
clearly than the ordinary foreign la
borers.
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NEW MARTINsvILLE.

NEW MARTINSvILLE, w. Va.
Nov. 10.-Mrs. Friend c. Wells has
been seriously i'll for the past week,
but is slowly improving.
Mrs. Samuel Robinson, who was re-
ported as being seriously Ill, is i'm
proving.
DR.. ]. ]. Richardson and son, of
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els visited friendA = lDss1Ee nun. this
week.
Misses Celia Johnston. of Parkers-
burg, called on friends in town Fri
day.
Mrs. w. L. Davis and little son, Alan
of Dundee, N. Y. are guests of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Campbell.
Miss Naomi Athey was home from
Elizabeth, w. Va, for few days this
week.
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Special 20 the KNBIHttr.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Nov. To-
Charles Smith. prominent citizen OF
New Cumberland, was found dead in
bed this morning. having died OF heart
failure Deceased was 81 years old,
had been until recently cashier of the
Citizens Bank OK New Cumberland
He leaves a wife and one child. Hon.
Is. G. Smith, OF Wheeling. Is brother.