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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23
NJ MECHEN

The attendance al the opening OF
the fair and festival being given in
the Odd Fellows hall was very good
last evcnlhs. and the affair will be
continued tonight. The festival is
under the direction of the Ladies' Aid
and Brotherhood societies OF the NJ.
+. church, and the proceeds will be
devoted 70 church work.
Don't fail to read the McMechen LOT
sale announcement in today's Issue.
sale We'd. Sept -. AT p. III
special meeting OF importance
Will be held by the b. OF l. r. and
the u. of X. T VI. At Fishers hall 20.
morrow afternoon At 100 II Ma.
lone will make his report AZ ms
meeting, and several other matters
will be taken UP.
Read the W Va Optical Co.'S an.
nounccmCnt on Page >. to-day's issue.
A. meeting held in the High
school yesterday the team 70 repre-
sent The school WAS organized for the
coming foot hall season. ON account
OF the lack OF weight. the manage.
mont viii not Try for games with tho
heavier teams. hut win secure dates
with tho lower schools. Glendale Will
be played at Glendale to-day. and
good game is looked for Principal
Nayt was appointed manager and
Jesse Hart was elected captain.
George Jones left last evening for
trip through the East. and will he
gone for an extended period
Harry Muldroon has moved his
family from High street to their new
home on Pike.
The many friends Of Mrs Thomas
stewart. q former resident of this
city. wiz he panied TO hear of her
Serious illness NJ her homo IN Rcllairc
and IL is said that the attending ply
stefan has small. hopes for her Tccov.
cry.
James Refer and = = Young 70.
turned iro'u 60 four-dav hunting t-ip
near Pow haitian. and seem 20 have
had more luck that she other Nc.
Neohrn sporiswsu. as they brought
t"'"fy-s'N squirrels home with them.
Newton Lehman and family. n. G.r.
he.t street. are spending week with
relatives near UniontoOn. Pa.
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KERTREES TALKS
TO MTELLIGENCER

want her TO have to eat Jail grub" was
his explanation.
When asked regarding the events lead
irg up TO tie crime Of scott SIR. Yer
trees said IN part:
My home Is In 81. Louis. Mo. and
have a number q relatives now living
there. II IS true that Z have been more
or loss OF a wanderer. bat have always
beer engaged IN honest work. wherever
went About five aud ono-half years
ago. my wife and I were married az
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio whore I was working
at that time. Her maiden narle was
Bedeiia Moran. ana she was member
Of good family OF that city. Although
vas away At times working IN other
cities We lived happily.
Awful Threats Made
II was not on very good terms Win
m aunt Of my wife and hoard that src
Roasted that she would bow my proud
head IN tho dust tcw. weeks sgo.
ada. this woman took my VIE INTO
Youngstown re7'aurant Of very rad re-
pufe. Their" They mot Scsrrc~h.a. or
SCOTT. NJ he is called. iic asked my
VII" q hr COULD t1k" l.- lone and sle
refused. telling him sire was married
woman. Her aunt told her % would loo
u" harm AMI tried 20 persuade her 30
accompany S'nrnschiR. Nv vito SIN re-
fused and told St..rf eH.fu sire l,nuld call
a policeman Ee rcp'i"i 'Hat n she ga
10" would -ut ler 80 pieces when Do" got
"uf - 'a.i gr. f't flHu'' wiz. 'Ie
exact way She v1s coYcd hut u was only
short 'irr. aft 30. meeting l' 90.
r"s'a"ran' as" learned that Sea-
~. MA had heru frutiu.- Inquiries about
my viz" fnr tvI months before meet ug
her ~ tho restaurant. and ~ iuv op'r ior
there was 70 mel u1 scheme - Ec'
her 30 20 there
'Tris Scarucchi1 has never n1f m
, nest occupation amt rs generally
known tu YOUNGSTOWN a. r ,,~nf.--'ona
rard"rcr IN o." r'l irnt district WIN.
] lid not say t-lt no vas TIE tNi-f 90
the Fack Hand. I 5id snY that .c was
member - that society About ~.
wears tco. h' shot a girl ~ Youngstown
h"rH so she refused 10 lead "a no uf
shame AMI gas" him tfe proceeds ar'
she died three months later frpru tho %.
f"rts az re rI As stated v,-t..r-
CAV. he was rCv'r rtr'. .c1 for this
crime. To &c NOW accused uf having
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TAKES WIFE MEALS
TO COUNTY JAIL
Confidence Of Wronsed Husband in
His Wife Is Shown Both In
Word and Deed.
TELLS OF EVENTS LEADING
UP TO THE CRIME OF scott,
Paints SearnechIe. Alias Scott" As
Viiiain-Denies That His
Character Is Bad.

When seen by an Intolligcnccr re-
porter last night. David Vertrees. the
wronged husband OF the woman al
legged to have been sold into white
slavery by Mike Scott" confirmed
In all essential details the exclusive
sensational story carried nv this
paper Yesterday morning. Mr. Yer
trees also took occasion 10 emphatic.
ally deny the insinuations that he is
any way connected with anything
even remotely suggesting the practice
limited AT in another paper lie will
remain in Wheeling FOR the prelim.
mary hearing Of Scott" which is to
be held on October g.
The corfid-rcc ~ Nertreoe I'm his wife
Is sublime. In tire Interview last night
J." -aid 7 have been ui-quDtcI as say
ing that ' would forgive my wife IL 81 -
would como back to me What 7 Safd
was that 7 would take icr back home.
as ] kr' ~ that -nc was Joii-l by this
Tcounlr'l and that -. ersclf is ab-
s"INt'lN innocent. >or only iv words
= he expressing this confidence boat also
~ deeds for . is taking mis- wife rood
meals from loc9l hrfe' Il Go MT
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logged a check for $50 three weeks ago.
AN ret plenty OF people 20 testify
a. 10 his character and another efrl mas
to!d me that he tried to get her 20 lead
a lie q shame and that she will testify
y necessary
Questioned ia regard 10 MS intention
% XII the destroyer Of Ills home Mr.
Nertrees said I d.l not say thar 1
woulu All him. but I cd say that n
~" officers would let him out In the
yard Tor few minutes there would be
no need for trial"
The Intelligencer's exclusive story
Yesterday morning was tie talk OF the
entire city and we'll illustrates the SUI
pcfiority Of this paper over the Market
street Trailer. which has been boastinr
80 loudly the past few days. The soon
was the biggest ore that LAS hser puii.-
"ff IN Wheeling for many months and
WI probably maze the famous "Nutfv
Editor % the Trailer 4 sure enough
candidate FOR the hughouse
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Tor of 'hc SECOND Proetytcrian church
arf .r..rm,a' vas made in Peninsula
cemetery
Ifr i.r.f.i vas attended hy the
members Df o. D. Hammond Poet.
Am'ri.an Nr'"r.u- of rorcIcn Scr.
We Hunter served vIfh fhe Fourth
immune .u tuta. ari Was q member
of fIe T..f
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F"nwooi " r. church. Rev s. -
f'ar'. pastor sunday school a. $50
a. IN. preaching at 1920 a. M. bv
,.' pastor. subject What God Says.
fP""r'h Ioas-" devotional services ~
%. M. preaching at 1.1s m Iy
'." pastor. subject Keeping fh.
Faith Tho pastor v.u bap'so ir.
iaris ard email Children ~ flc ot..
n.nE service Good music and every.
body nvifcI fp attend
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BENWO0D
Large Force of Men A. Work Layino
ing Water Mains-Other News
Of the Mil Town.

Tho force II mon al work laying tho
water mains was increased yesterday
hy the addition of - moro men is
being rushed a, fast as possible The
trench Tor the pipes has been dug
from the subwav 20 The National Tube
company's office. and viii be com.
plctcd as spOn as possible
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Thr"" ofrei-ncr7. who tried to break
.p 'he fore cn dance la.t NIGHT we're
fined hy Mayor Man,ey. in police
court
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Don't fal 20 read ih,. McNl.cbeu io,
sale announcement 30 todav.s i..u,
sale We'd. Sept 80. a. ! p. IN.
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Good SUN Rcallzed

The supper and hazaar given by the
members OF thc trworth L.agu. OF
the ST. p. church. yesterday afternoon
ard evening. WAS "a success both fl
n"no.dl!y and otherwise \ nice sum
was cleared which viii 20 IN Tho
church fund The room was prett!ly
decorated for 90, occasion
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MCMeChen Lot Sale
Wednesday, Sept. 9th, 1911

rs choice lots will he sold at very low prices to the
highest bidder.
Terms $1,000 cash ana $1,000 per month"; or per cent
off for full payment
Gas, Water AMI Electric Light the property Brick
street and Scent fare Wheeling $1,000 in gold will
re given away in four parts and adults attending this sale
viii have chance to win Why pay rent when YOU can get
home 50 cheap Meister's hand will furnish music Sale
negins promptly at M rain shine Plenty Of shelter
on the grounds. Get off car at Car Barns
r. w. JENKINS, Auctioneer
JOS. H. CARPENTER, Agent
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HISTORIC STRUCTURE
is TO BE RENODELED
GERMAN BANK BUILDING TO BE
MADE SkYSCRAPER.
Old Grand Opera House Will Be
Changed to Business Offices
Outline Of Plan.

Plans for the remodeling of the Ger
man Bank building and the addition
of two stories have been completed
by Architect r. r. Faris. and the work
VIII begin on June l. The rooms now
occupied by the bank will be left in
tact, but all other portions Of the
present building will be completely
changed. The space now occupied by
the Grand Opera house will be re-
modelled into Office rooms, and the his
toric playhouse will be no more.
The building, when completed. will
be six stories in height. and will CON
tain one hundred and five rooms. Sew
enty of these will be outside rooms,
with great advantages Of air and light.
The thirty inside rooms will face an
extensive light court. Mr. Faris is
confident that the structure will be
the ideal Office building Of Wheeling.
and a majority Of the Offices are al
ready engaged.
The building will have a frontage OF
60 feet on Market street and l27 feet
on Twelfth street. The three large
rooms on Twelfth street will be com
pletely remodeled, and the one now
used by the Western Union Telegraph
company will in all probability be oc-
cupied by a savings bank.
The exterior OF the entire first floor
will be finished with granite on three
sides. and the other five floors will be
handsomely veneered with the same
material steel frame will be erect
ed outside the present walls. which
will bear the entire weight OF the
building. The building will be fire.
proof throughout.
The main entrance will be on Mar
ket street at the point at which the
stage entrance Of the Grand Opera
house is now located. Near this en-
trance will be located two electric
elevators. reaching all floors. Another
entrance will be located at the corner
OF Twelfth street and Post Office
place.
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CHAPTER XVII.
His Second Wife.

When the cabman had gone. sat
down and tried TO think things out.
As | have said many times in the
course OF this narrative. lack
imagination; moreover, n long eX-
perience OF witnesses in court had
taught me the unreliability OF aver
age observation. The very fact that
two men sWOre to having taken
solitary women away from Bellwood
that night. made me doubt II either
one had really seen the missing
woman.
OF the two stories. the taxicab
drivers was the more probable, as
lar as Miss Jane was concerned.
knowing her child-like nature. her
tmidity, her shrinking and shame.
faced fear OF the dark. 10 was almost
incredible that she would walk three
miles 10 Wynton. voluntarily. and
from there lose herself in the city.
Besides, such an explanation would
not NJ the blood stains. OF the fact
that she had gone. as FAR as we could
ind out. In her night clothes
Sull-she had LEFT the village that
night. either by cab or on foot. IL
the driver had been correct In his
time. however. the taxicab was al.
most eliminated. he said the woman
got into the cab az one-thirty 10 was
between Onethirty and Onc-forty-fve
when Margery heard the footsteps In
the attic.
] think FOR the first time 10 came
20 me. that day. that there was az
least possibility that Miss Jane had
not been attacked. robbed or Injured .
that she had LETT home Voluntarily.
under stress Of great excitement. But
10 she had. why7 The mystery was
hardly less FOR being stripped OF It's
gruesOme details. Nothing In my
knoWledge Of the missing woman
gave me q clue had vague hope
that. 10 she had gone voluntarily. she
would see The newspapers and let us
know where she was.
To my list ~ exhibits added the
purse with ifs incI0suro. The secret
drawer of my desk now contained
besides the purse the slip marked
eleven twenty-five chat had been
pinned 10 Fleming pillow. the simi.
lar scrap found over Miss Jane "a
m1ntel. the pearl bad found ON the
floor ~ the closet and the cyanide.
which. ns we'll as tho bullet. Burton
had given me Add to these the still
tender place ON my head where Ward
rop had almost Drained me with "a
chair. and d blue ankle now becoming
spotted With yellow. vhcro had
fallen down fhc dumbuaitcr. and ms
list u visible reminders 81 the
double mystery grow to eight.
fC0nUnucd Frldayl
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Benwood Briefs

MAY Devotion services were held
last evening al 81. Johns church. Rev.
Han presiding
Francis Dcgan. who has been suf-
iering from severe attack Of typhoid
pneumonia. is reported 10 be recover
ing slowly at his home in Benwood
r. Holmes is confined TO his home
on McMechen street, Benwood. By an
attack Of In grippe
Emery Gates Is again AT work IN his
fathers store. after a short absence
Mr. r o'Rrien has accepted a posi-
tion az Herald NoeTs Tonsorial parlor.
sixth and Main streets.
The BenwOod barber sports have
organized their 1911 ball club. and
challenge the Fircmcn Of the Police
men. ~ this city for n game Sunda y.
10 be PLAYED on any grounds. II ac-
cepted call and see Harold Noel. NJ his
barber shop sixth and Main streets.
city.
The following is the line up for tho
karhcr shop sport. J. Kelley. @: IT.
Noel and W. Dcccan. J.. Edwards. So
J Little. 10. r. Kelly. Oh. f.. Holmes.
ah r. Little. RI; T. OBricn q: and
Crrig IT,
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IT would know his voice. expect.
sir; could not see much: he wore a
SLOUGH hat and had a travelling bag
OF some kind"
What did he say to the woman
asked.
He didn't say much. Before he
closed the door, he said. You have
put me in a terrible position or
something like that From the trav-
cling bag and all. / thought perhaps
IL was an elopement. and the lady
had decided to throw him down"
Was il a young woman or an old
one" l asked again. This time the
ca0by's tone was assured.
Toung." he asserted. slim and
quick; dressed in black with a black
veil. Soft voice. She got out at
Market square. and have an idea
she took cross town car there"
Il hardly think il was Miss Matt
land" ! said. she was past sixty.
and besides don't think she went
that way. Still il is worth following
up. Is that all?"
He fumbled in his pocket. and after
a minute brought up a small black
pocketbOOk and held IL out to me.
II was the small coin purse out OF a
leather handbag
she dropped this in the cab. sir. 20
he said. Il took it home 20 the
missus-not knowing what else TO do
with IT. II had no money in it-only
that bit OF paper"
opened the purse and took out a
small white card. without engraving
On II was written in a pencil the
figures:
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BUILDING OUTLOOK
Is Discussed in Latest Issue Of the
Home Builder-AetiVity In
Many Sections.

The Home Builder for this month
has just been issued by Hesse and
Kirchuer. and is full OF live news re-
gardiug the real estate field, a high
class Of advertisements and miscel-
iany This publication, devoted eN-
clusively 90 real estate. was started
"a few months agO with an edition OF
five hundred. The present issue mum
beers twenty-five hundred, and Viii
hardly be large enough 20 supply the
demand a copy will Dee presented
to anyone calling az the llcssc and
Kirchucr offices.
The Home Builder has the following
fo say regarding the building out
look.
The building outlook for the SUI
burbs of our city is very promising. az
most people are trying 90 secure
homes since the opportunity has been
presented 20 them IN such manner
that they can DO so as easily ms pay
lue rcut
"a number Of tho largest and most
prominent lind companies and deal
er8 are making very liberal terms.
which gives every man an Opportun.
ltv to secure home. which ls the
height Of every mans ambition.
The building Boo The up .the-river dis
triOt has been The most rapid Of amy
suburb. and DO ia continuing. 10 F
estimated that at least one new house
nas been started every day Tor ihc
past three months.
.Ouf ou fhc Pike The building is
about as brisk as up the river. but is
not noticeable on account of bcinE
more thickIy settled
over the river The building has
been most prominent along the wheel
iur Crock valley The Lorain Coal
and Dock company have secured ".
cations for opening new minos ana
for placing new company stores. The
larf location for mine BIAS been Ai
Mutton Hollow. and Tor store az
Crymhal place. near Lansing
Mozart and CaldwCils Run district
Doe had o. steady growth for Tho past
tours. and within iho next inw years
lf .a predicted Do win have one of Tho
largest Fpurtf known n wheeling
real estate circles"
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enflIaf fHrrnf.n f1 fra IufrI iFcurer.
CTAHKsnURG. IS We. Stay o.
Domiulct Folho. miner. was IN
sfanuy killed this morning On simp.
son coal mine whom De touched a
heavily charged electric wire. Ills
body was brought here thie evening
and win be- buried nt Holy Cross
cemetery. following a funcal service
at tho Catholic church
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.. 3 Engineer office
Wheeling. W. Va. April y. 1911. seal
ed proposals for erecting one lock house
ard two outhuildlngs on Little Kanawha
RIVER. w. Va, viii De received At this
offlCe until / q. m. eastern timel. May
u. 1911. and then publicly opened In
formation on application TO this office.
or o. L. :. EEgiuccr office. Parkersburg.
w. Va. J.. ". Aitstaetfer. Major. IN rrs.
l2-13-1f-15-m-9-f0
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The famous Millionaire -Trann yybo
Is now in Beuaire will be interviev..d
pN Joseph Scarnechia In an EFFORT 10
persuade him To speak In Benwood in
the near future. \ large number Of
Young men Of Benwood crossed 10
bellaire yesterday evening in order 10
hear him speak.
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BENWOOD
Cry Council Holds Regular Session.
Other Interesting News of
the Mill Town.

The Benwood council met IN ,botr
regular session at the city building
last evening. The regular business
was transacted and the application for
franchise by the Bell telephone com
pany was read for the first time
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BUSINESS Opportunities
ENGLISH-FRENCH CAPITAL

CAPITAL FURNISHED for sound
- American. Canadian and MEXICAN
cuterprl rises. MinfuE. Industrial. Timer
and Manufacturing. Steam ana Electric
railroads financed Irrigation projects
promoted. Substantial stock. Bord or
'cnfnture issues bought. sold OF unde--
written. Collections and Ciclranrea
made Tor Banks. BANKERS aud Trust
Companies HcaI office london. Hrarch
Paris. fCrrnHT providence invited
nENT q Hvrne
lf-16-is. BLOOMSBURY street. London.
ENGLAND
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The Shamrock Sewing circle Of Rem
wood will hold their next meeting al
inc home Of Miss Anna Grogan. Of
Pike street
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IN last nights police court I Nc
Kinney was the only offender lie was
hned $500 and costs. the usaI charge
for plain drunk.
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lost

IO6T-Bunch ~ Keys finder leave att
Stnmm hotel and receive reward
ap-2t-sf
LoeT-f'0N terrier white dog. with
black ears. goes hr tho nur1n III eu0.f
IiOfflI reward If returned o. Dr. ffaff-
mon. 40 % MHrahaI &C.. Hcuwood ST.
~ my-q-f
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sTEUBENVILLE.


Pleasant Heights INN 90. 20 Mary
McIugh. LOT. city. $4,000.
la Bclleyiew Land Co. 20 Daniel
Kelley. lots. city. 800.
Means Foundry a. Machine Co. %
Mary Moore. Pebble Bank. lot. city.
100000 90
J. r. Moore 90 Thomas GrifIth. 60
acres Brush creek township $3.50 90.
Matt McDermott 90 Nlcola Dalicenza.
lot Highland city. 21.f5O00.
r. McNeal Co W. IT, clifton. lot.
Steubeuvile $500 co.
g. q. HarEar 60 81. BarEar. lot.
Smithneld. 500
Tony Jingrioskie 20 Louis Korchok.
] csf-f0n0 acres MI Pleasant town
ship. $4,000.
Daniel Kelly to Trustees. Second
United Presbyterian church. lot. city.
100000.
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But Few novels are written for
thinking people. most Of them are
written Tor the entertainment Of
women.
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John II. Pebler,
Proprietor,
SHORT CREEK. w. Va.

SINGLE COME Rhode Island Red and
Buff Leghorn eggs. 800 for Is. $500
per hundred. j. T.. Bender. r. +. ID. No.
?. Nat. 23O9-Y. my-1O-je-iO
QUICK SALE, 500 to 325O: Buff Orp-
ington cocks 6thoroug hbreds). great
bargain. l.. X. Crago. Wheeling. Nat.
phone. my-l-m
BUFF oRPNGToHs-EEgs guaranteed
fertile from trapnested bred prize win
ners. and good layers. Eight years eN-
perience. Both phones. II. II. Marsh.
ap-2s-t-my-2S
BLACK JAvAS-Eggs $500 per Is: Sin
gle Comb Rhode Island eggs. Sl.O0 per
J .. 4. Reddy. Ga Clark St. Martins
Ferry. Ohio. ap-27-tf
SINGLE COMB BROWN LEaHoRNs-
The original zoe egg strain Prize win
mere. Stock for sale. also settings. at
slbO- Bell phone. X. A Alexander.
Nht cling. ". Va. r. i. ID. ap-is-my-lS
oRPINGroNS-Whit and black. Thee
egg machines. Maseman's EdgvieW
Poultry Yards. Wheeling, W. Va. Bell
ee-eP - Ap-lO-tt
PUFF oRPINGroEs-The wright"
kind Eggs and day-old chicks rom
Wheeling and Williamstown winners.
Mrs. J. T. Wright. Elm Grove. W. Va.
CALL Warwood Avenue chicken farm
Tor bred 10 lay ). Z. Buff and r. c.
bite Leghorns and Partridge Wyan-
dottes. Sl.O0 per setting. ". II. Burns
Natl phone 23f2-X. ap-Il-t-m-l1
oRPINGToNs-white and black. $40
eggs Tor $500 and We can prove II.
ask Us. Wascman's Edgvlew Poultry
Yards. wheeling W. Va mr-25-tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENTAL Mt. Pleasant. Ohio.
large furnished house with stable. for
the summer. Write or phone, w. NJ.
Cattell. Mt. Pleasant. Ohio. my-y-t
TOE RENT-Luach room; fully equip
ped and ready Tor business; best loca-
tom In the city. Call or address Jacob
Crimmell, Moundsville. w. Va National
phone 2l5-R. ap-21-tf
FOR RENT-May LIST, new apartment. 4
rooms ana bath. Possession at once
rooms and bath. at Echo Point. See or
call Or. W. II. Kelly. 114l Market. Wing.
f-17-I
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HOUSE KEEPEz-

HoUSE-KEEPEz-A capable, reliable
and experienced woman wants situa-
ton as house-kecper in first-clas hotel:
can give references. Apply or address.
Free Employment Bureau. 143 18TH st.
city.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10
WINDOW TRIMMER

ing ten years experience In dry goods,
wants situation as window trimmer;
good references and viii accept reason
able salary TO start. Apply or address,
Free Employment Bureau. 1iS 16tn ST.,
CITY.