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The Detroit times., 1911-01-24
Boer Returns
To Enter Rim

CHICAGO, Jan. 24-Rudolph I
holz, fresh from stayof two years
the Antipodes Is In Chicago a
announces that he vii re-enter II
fight game as soon al he can secu
a suitable match. The Fighting Boo
asserts he is in fine coalition and tn
he Is planning to fghthis way to Z
top OF the lightweight zap.
Australia, says Unhos, 10 q fighter
Utopia and many are he tales he
telling OF the favors lhown flghte
and fight promoters. lave Smith, Il
Australian, who defeatd Billy Paph
is no great fighter. aeording to u
holz, and Is far out " the midSl
weight class ,weighip l65 pound
The defeat OF Papke Vs largely dj
TO lack OF condition, sys the "Figi|
Ing Boer."
The Detroit times., 1911-01-24
WILL
MEET MICHIGAN
Students Believe That Team Will Be
Seen at Ferry Field This
Autumn.
BY LOREN ROBINSON.

ANN ARBOR, Jan. e4.-Bartelme,
the spinx OF the University OF Michi-
gan Athletic association, returned
| from his trip TO the wilds OF the To-
land of Boolo. Sunday. He was per
fectly willing when cornered in his
! den, to talk OF the weather. the tar
/ III. and anything but football. When
ever that name was mentioned, tho
director assumed the expression that
has won for him the title OF "Sphinx"
and became silent. There was nothing
doing as far as Bartelme was concern
eG. although he was willing TO tell
where he had been.
The east was the promised land that
the chief visited and IL is not doubt
ed that he went In search OF rival
tribes TO meet the mighty warriors of
the Wolverines. Princeton was visil.
Cd by Bartelme as were several OF the
other eastern schools. But what the
east and the west framed up is un-
known. Bartelme says that be may
announce something within few days
ard merely smiles when asked re-
gsrding the 1911 football schedule.
IRON all the dope that can be gath
cred on the subject II looks like the
Tigers would find place on the book
ings for Ferry field next fall. Michi-
gan has warm spot In the hearts Of
the 'Princetonians, due TO her old train
err, Keene Fitzpatrick. "Fitz" has made
good in the east and he has aided
Michigan materially In improving her
standing among the schools In that
section.
II is known that Princeton is will
ing to play the Wolverines and that
the only thing that has kept her from
arranging contest Ia that she already
has her usual number of games SEIZED
uled. Bartelme has been east before
and he has declared that the Tigers
were favorable, hence the SUPPOSE
tons.
Michigan wants a game for Satur-
day after Thanksgiving and she also
wants q contest to replace Notre
Dame. There have been rumors tina.
one of these games would be with
western school, but Bartelme has not
gone west but east, and II appears
that the best possibilities are locat-
ed there. With Princeton, a settled
number for one OF the games. the
tasl. OF securing Brown or Amherst
or any other smaller college would
be easy. IL would not pay Michigan
to bring two small teams to Ann Ar
Dor nor would II be feasible for TIE
Wolverines to play them on their
home grounds. Michigan must have
one more big game in order to make
her schedule success and the smil-
ing countenance OF Bartelme leads
one to believe that he has secured
IL. Hence all await with interest the
promised information.
A SPRING SONG.
When upon the perfumed breeze
Comes the buzz OF busy bees,
When the dawns are rosy red
And the dew like diamonds spread;
when the days are passing fair.
When the frost has left the air.
When our hearts more quickly beat.
Keeping pace with dying feet
Ii Is then we love baseball,
Then we hear the diamonds call,
Then we love to dream and dream
or the greatness OF our team:
Tom Akers.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-24
Murphy sidestep, Brown.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Owing TO his
inability to get into condition. Tommy
Murphy notified the Empire A. G.. to-
day that ne would be unable 10 meet
Knockout" Brown tomorrow night.
Murphy is a victim OF the grip. lie
said he realized that Brown was too
good a man to tackle unless the tack
Ter was IN the best condition.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-24
Indiir Baseball oameAt Burrouut

The Burroughs hoor basebs
team will play the fasTrenton tear
Tuesday evening, at he Burrougs
gymnasium. Second al AmsterdaI
As both teams are ter the sta
championship, a goodkame IL assn
ed. The battery for Burroughs wi
be Herman and Merll. The gam
will start promptly as o'clock.
Windsor heat the Wnderevs s To
in a practice hockey anne at the
A. c. pen Monday nigh Neither teal
displayed much combhtion play
The Detroit times., 1911-01-24

No play NO pay seems to he the
motto of John |. Taylor. Jr. the Bos-
ton club owner.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-24
How Can He Carry That Manner

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Having
proved himself the best OF the Mara
thon runners, Hans Homer, who re-
Gently won the great Powder Hill race
in Edinburgh. Scotland. will now try
for hUncrs at shorter distances. On
i'eb % he will meet Gusta Ljundstrom
in twenty-mile race at the Seventy
frst Regiment armory. Ljundstrom de
feated Holmer at the Polo grounds last
spring bet the latter now says that
the Swede will have to set up a new
worlds mark 10 repeat his victory.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-24
Iu.t IN shaw that they don't enter

Just To show that they don't enter-
tain any hard feelings. about steen
thousand will go to Reno, or Halifax.
10 see Jeffries and Johnson play "
doubles. IL Tex Richard insists on
matching them again. AS nation II
good things we have Joe McGee beaten
TO fringed edge.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-24

ready to fight at the drop of the hat
at the age or seventy-two?
Clarke came to America in 1869.
accompanying Jem Mace and acting
as his sparring partner. He never
fought any battles in this country uu-
der the old bare-knuckle system, but
about fifteen years ago-he~Was what
he styled an active>young boxer with
the gloves, which he thinks are an
indication OF Weakness on the par:
OF the present generation of fighters.
At the TIME he was running box
ing school at Madison and Halsted.
sts., with Farmer Burns. There was
sparkle In his eye yesterday as he
related how he showed the mastery
OF science over Jeffries" in his six.
tisth year
Big Fellows Easy for Him.
Il Knocked out Ed Smith, 24s-
pound iceman who stood six feet,
four inches, in four rounds" said the
old timer. That was twelve years
ago. Another big fellow I whipped
was Jim Wiseman. He was heavy
weight, but I outboxed him and put
him away in the fourth round"
The veteran is the instructor OF
rJohnny Coulon TO this day, and the
little champion from Logan Square
owes many OF his ring tricks TO
Clarke, who claims he and Mace
were the only fighters ever able 20
block and counter at the same In
slant. He went few rounds with
Coulon yesterday and the manner IN
which he ducked hard swings and
came back with good stiff punches
would have been a good lesson to
aspiring fighters of today. He boxes
daily, and has instructed some OF
Chicago's leading lawyers and bus.
mess men in the art of self-defense.
Eddie Santry, the old-time feather
weight, was one of his pupils.
Mr.. Clarke stated yesterday that
he had decided to go back into the
business of instructing young box
ers. He will open a place at kedzie
and Milwaukee-aves. this week and
promises his pupils few black eyes
to demonstrate that a man need not
DO all in merely because he has pass.
ed the SEVENTEEN year mark.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-24
PhiIIy John Dol readIIy

OF dreams that makes the Arabian
Nights like a travel lecture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
Interest In Bond Issue.

The proposed bond issue Of 500. 900
for new school building In the First
and Fourth wards is now the sole
topic OF conversation and great in
terest is manifested in the result OF
the election TO be held May l6. There
Is practically no opposition to the
project and II is believed the voters
OF Bellaire will give a large majority
in favor Of the best facilities for edu-
eating the youth Of the city. Members
OF the board OF education are author
ity for the statement that the bond
Issue will not increase the taxes, and
also that the revenue derived from
the present tax rate is sufficient TO
provide for all expenditures OF the
schools and at the same time pay in
terest on the bonds and a reasonable
amount OF the principally annually.
The board Education IS preparing
a booklet. which will be distributed
soon. giving an explanation in con
nection with all details regarding the
bond issue. together with the plans
of the board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

Tho Womans Auxiliary 10 tho city
hospital cleared s75 AZ the market
given Saturday afternoon.
Orlando Kirk. Of Piedmont. ono %
thc leading young teachers m Harri-
son county. So the guest Of Wilbur
ffcsi0p.
Postmaster George q. Sedgwick is
expected home this first Of the week
from "a business trip in the south.
Charles Wood. Of piffeburg. was
hero Sunday 90 sec his mother. Mrs.
W. %. Wood. who De- 3d.
Robert llcslop returned last even
inr from "a short visit with relatives
Dob Harucsville.
Splendid Easter programs we're
rendered BY The Sunday schools in
al tho churches Sunday
Miss Elsie Hall returned iaat even
INK from a visit with her parents In
Barncsviilo
Tho members ~ me Womau's club
VIII be entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Alex Dixon 90 her home
on South Fourth street. and 90 will
be the last meeting OF The year.
Anthony Coyue. Of Canton. is spend.
ing few days With friends in the
city.
Tho Fairgrounds Association Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
z .Tzire Briefs.

The Bul;a,y township board OF ed.
ucation will hold an important meet.
ing next Saturday afternoon.
VIM. d. Schanfarber OF Mt. Vernon.
O.. is the guest of his aunts. Mrs. Al
bert Luchs and Mrs. Max Herzberg.
Misses Ethel Lockwood and Marie
Stone were guests OF friends AZ
Moundsville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William OF Jeanette.
Pa. spent Sunday with their parents
in this city.
r. W. Kemper Of Columbus IS
spending few days. the guest OF Or.
T. VI. Wells OF Guernsey street.
Mrs James Sellers has gone to Dav.
ton 10 spend few weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. l.. G. Battelle.
Miss Eva Corbett OF Warrington
spent Sunday with her parents on
Thirty sixth street
a number OF Scottish rite NIasons
or this city will 20 TO Columbus this
week 10 attend the semianuual re-
union az Sciota consisto-v.
Edward Knox OF Noble street was
the guest OF friends az Steubenvillo
yesterday
A. J. Harbaugh OF shadyside has
taken position as superintendent OF
the mines Of the ~. Pitt Coal com
pany at Pipe Creek
Wiley Jewell and son viii leave 70
day for Arkansas. where they expect
10 locate
John H. Coulter. who has been M
az his home on Franklin street. +.
improving
Bclairo aerio az Eagles win nee,
this evening Tho meeting will Do
Important and all members are urged
90 attend
One way 20 Boom Bpllaire" fs "a
encourage the projects now in con
temptation. regardless OF any eertt
ment that may be- created by persons
not directly Interested in tho city. eN
c"rt from monetary standpoint
There are a few boomers. ONLY 2
Few. tn Bellaire The majority Of per
sons who want 20 see the town
boom are usually silent" when the
question Of money is applied 10 the
art ~ booming a town
Albert Waser az Columbus is visit
INK his mother Mrs. j. G.. Waser. %,
Guernsey street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

hold meeting Tuesday evening TO
arrange date for opening the
grounds
Rev. +. c. Nesbit will 20 TO Flush
ing today 10 attend session OF the
St Clairsyille Presbytery.
The Stoeple Valley ball team has
organized for the season.
II is expected the Florence mine Of
the y. q o. Coal company will get
on in full this week.
\ number OF infants and adults
were baptized a. the morning serv.
ice in the First NJ T. church Sunday.
The High school ball team won its
first game Saturday against Mounds
vile. and Thompson pitched a no-hit
game for the locals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
Bridgeport Locals.

Miss Nell Thompson returned Sun
day from Wilmont, o., where she was
called on account OF the death OF a
friend.
Sells restaurant Sunday presented a
beautiful appearance being decorated
with a profusion of flowers. and many
from Wheeling. Bellaire and Martins
Ferry were there for dinner.
The case OF the trustees OF the
bridgeport cemetery VS. Aanson will
be tried in Justice McConnaughy's
court Tuesday.
The young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Applegarth who has been serious.
~ Ill for some days was reported
better yesterday.
Miss Hilda Wright IL reported seri-
ously I'll at her home on the Island
being threatened with pneumonia.
Albert Frankhouser OF Cleveland
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Cooke OF
Steubenville were the guests OF friends
in town Sunday.
James Beck the we'll known mer-
chant OF Lansing is quite Ill with the
grip.
Arthus Snodgrass will take charge
or the Star theatre today and will
make a number OF improvements.
Richard Thompson will leave today
for several weeks business trip
through West Virginia.
The members OF the Four G club
will be entertained Tuesray afternoon
by Mrs. Fred Smith at her home in
Kirkwood
A. r. Watkins OF Yorkville member
or the national executive board OF the
miners Is home from indianapolis.
Marshal McClain kept a watch yes
terday for the Gypsies that might have
been implicated in the fight near St
Clairsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
Funeral Wetnesdav.

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs. \. L. Moore will be
conducted from -. Marys Catholic
church Wednesday afternoon az .
O'Clock Rev Father G.. A. Mulhearu
viii clciate and the iItcrmeat viii
be made IN kivervicw cemetery. Mrs
Moore passed away Saturday evening
az the family home ON Broadway and
her death came as severe shocA 70
the family. rive weeks ago she ul-
derwent an operation and she grad
naliy grew worse until the "a came
was - years OF age and * survived
by ushand, two daughters and one
son. as follows Mrs. Thomas Crit
zen. Of PitsbGrg: Mrs. Flora Mills. Of
Piedmont. and William \. Moore Of
This Cify.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

Or Wsldron. % CoNood. Shoots
Himself and Wife.
Special Uirrnfrh n the intelligence
RLTFFTELD. W. Va. Apr1 ia
Saturday night. sitting on tho edge %
the bed. Dr. Thomas Waldron- one Of
the richest physicians IN tho lower
part ~ the state. fred a bullet into
HIS side with suicidal intent 70
passed completely through. producing
minor wound and the bullet lodged
On Mrs Waldron stomach. both arc
in a danEcrous condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
JULIUS WE'LL
THE POPULAR STORE.
MONDAY SALE

nf -.H yer1s ar 4r.f.,- -......,... %
DE- hieHct Cd T.weIIrF st M. ,.-d
~iN fr"t Window shades .r r.O-1
WY. ''t spring rollers. 90 25c ea.H
ll dozen ~ Lace Curtains q ,ar.i.
iI-afy NottinFaam Lace. tt2l
HHt tI'O patterns a. goc Il par
swiss Curtains. ~ ra-ia low.
WIZ F.ffles 90 29c. a9c. AMI 5oo d
fHlr Most Except .rraI whine.
~ pieces or new dark ana uytt
pop pfFffy hRure-. rims DOTS.
or 12isc yard "''7'
Dr- ready Tor house rfa7rf-r SCI.
~ .'h.y srr.ns at 10. l2is. 19o ana
Curtain Poles ~ oak. f.r 2se
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
HayNood ~ -. 49,.

william ID. Haywood. former secro-
,ary ~ the Western Federation o.
Miners. addressed "a large audience
POO the Columbia thoator sunday affar
non. The meeting vas held under
~" auspices of rho socialists o. 1ar.
ialre and Vicinity. and was tho larges,
or JUS kind over seen in The clfv Mr.
haywood spoke on The Coming Vic
tory or Labor and DO banded tho
subject in manner that held the
,.n.' attention Of fho atrIfonco fo-
I''I TWO hours Nr Haywood fs IN
orator NJ moro chan ordinary ability
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
c. A. House Music Go.
13O5-13O7 MARKET STREET
WHEELING.

Some time ago. after all the prem.
arations 70 Incorporate had been
Hlaue' Two large property owners
HIed Injunction proceedings I'm com
mon pleas court 10 restrain the VII.
lase from Incorporating on the ground
mat the incorporation took in too
much territory.
The hearing and arguments Of the
case We're held Saturday afternoon
and Judge Lynch sustained a motion
made by counsel for the defense 20
dismiss the injunction proceedings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
Silence!

The instinct oi moiesty natural every women Il often
Eeat hlndrancc % the Of woanly diseases
shrink from The personal qucetons Of local avscian
which seem ndccatc TIE Thought Of examination BE- ah
horrcnt Co them end 80 thew endure silence condition
OF disease which surely progresses from bad worse
N hss been Dr. Diercc's PRIVILEGE 10 crrs q
frcaf many Homcn who hove found n rcfufc
for nrodesfy 10 hls offer % FREE consnffs.
non ~ letter. an cOrrcsDondcnco ~ held
80 ssorcdiy confidential. address NJ. N. A.
Pierce, Bnffsfo. ~. n
Dr. Pierce Favorts Prescription end regulate,
the womunly functions, aholshcs pain builds ur and
tie 6uhinf touch Of health on every weak vossn
Who gives q e fair trial.
10 Makes Weak Women SfrOn6.
Sick Women Well
You can't aford accept seref nosfrur a. .t.,,,,.
Tor this non-alcoholic medicine covrosfrta~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
BRIDGEPORT
MINERS a. Lorena Mine % Roby
Sommers Company Quit work
on Grievance.

The miners employed In the Loropa
mine o. fhe Roby Sommers corn,r,,
on jug run nolr Maynard quIf work
ou "a grievance. which will be- fale,
up by tho officials ~ tho miners fhis
week Tho mon af this mira vent
out on 20 strike few dars before ,r.
sympathetic strike order was received
and worked only ono dav until r,..
"'l" 'aI'd out OH the sympathy
.trikc. Hnd ucro idle three voo..
Tho district officials had NOT learned
fho extent OF tfo rrirvarro grrd..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

Al the sunday school Easter enter
'ainment iu the First VI. r.. church
last evening the Easter morning col
lection in the school was announced
and The amount contributed was
S1ns.Ds. the largest amount ever
given in the school The money is
equally divided between the Homo
aud Foreign Missionary societies
The congregation also gave literally
toward The Foreign Missionary 90
ciety separate from tho above.
Edward Dew and William Jones
wlll leave this morning for NeE Cas-
lie. Ind. on huaIneaa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
Hearing Tuesday.

Chief liyland and thc police sat
ur.ar night ra'ded two poker rooms.
Thar OF John Rohan on Walnut street
and Syump BUrris on First street.
and 30 ihc two places Z persons
were found and arrested. IN one
place b. Is said the eight men had
oniy little over nine dollars. They
Viii get a hearing before Mayor
Long Tuesday and an put up for
their appearance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

The Whee.iHg Traction company
has a force of mon NJ work excayat-
ing az Gaylord to put the main line
back In i's original place where the
Fiin caused fhe company 20 abandon
the track and build q temporary one
around the slip. The piliug that was
put in seems 10 be holding tho hs1
side and 20 SIS expected tGo repairs
will De completed this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
MARTINS FERRY
Wrong Gypsy Arrested by Deputy
sheritf-Poker Players VIII Have
Hearing Tuesday.

Deputy Sheriff Daniel Leo spent the
greater part of Sunday trying To run
down gypsy wanted at 81. Glars
Vile for running a pitChfork IN an
other gypsy's head. He arrested
one man IN the gypsy camp AT
Gienns Run who answered the des-
cription OF the man wanted. but lat
er II was proved he was not the man
wanted and he was released Last
night Officer Leo learned from re-
liable source that the man wanted
had made his way 10 "a gyspy camp
on the West Virginia side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
Order OF Owls Instituted.

The local nest OF the Order OF Owls
was Instituted in this city yesterday
afternoon. The ceremonies were held
in Odd Fellows hall and were In
charge OF Hon. II. w. Boos OF Mans
field. o., state president OF the order.
Visiting members from Wheeling and
Bridgeport nests weer in attendance
and assisted in instituting the new
order. The local nest starts off with
a large membership and prospects for
a larger number are bright.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

Two wells in the he'I north ~ the
city are Due 10 reach the bercasaud
The first part ~ the week The
whitaker Glassucr Go. well on the
Albert Kehrcr farm. Is dua Tuesday.
and the Mackey NO. = will probably
reach the sand Wednesday Good
Drorress is being made on the other
wells.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
BELLAIRE
Judge Lynch Dissof1ea friuretio,
Proceedings % Restrain Shady
edo from Incorporating.

Residents of shadyeIfe aro cia,od
over flc fret victory ngr lr t...-
efforts 20 irc0rr0rafe t.e VILLAGE
uhon Judge Charles Lynch flrr,....f
,'' INJUNCTION case against inc1rpom
nh fiad 20 rot been fGr fhe In.
IlncIIon Hhadyeide would have been
enjoying The blessings enjoyed .r au
towns where there arc mayors. coun.
...- and "a police f1fce f0 attend 90
me affairs of tho people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

president John Zclontn. Woo prcsi.
a'.i Charles Aihosin end Secretary
NJ .'II1m hpr'rrarfh wru 90 fo Vow
InIIaNo'nh.a TODAY fo paw fho striking
MINORS of pho north end their hi month
. "r'En hrnoffs They viii nay out
about $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

Funeral services over tho remains
Of The late Mrs. Thomas Wood will
DO conducted Tuesday afternoon from
The homo ~ her son. Daniel Wood az
Tho corner 90 Center and Clark
streets Rcv. p. T Nohn will onciate
end Tho intormeu' will bc made In
Riveryicw cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17

~ Tho First VI r. church SUNDAY
morning tho Easter music rendered
hy fhe choir under tho direction ~
Prof larfous was tho best ever given
boo tho church. ~ not ir tho citv
The choir was composed % abor.
thirty voices. md the principal colo
parts WAS taken hv Miss WcC1omort
The anthems were appropriate and
delighted mo large audience present
100 The evening tho Sunday school
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rendered an excellent Easter pro-
Date Not Set

Tile date for the trial Of Jacob
tlricn. indicted on three counts in
connection with the shooting OF
Hoard Green. has not been set.
Prosecutor Campbell stated yesterday
that IL would be some time next
week. hut that the exact date had
not been decided on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
Floht At IInuood

Marshal Arch McClain and officer
haymer were called to near Linwood
cemetery Sunday evening where Il
was reported a number OF foreigners
We're lighting. When the offcers
reached the scene the fight was over
put one man was arrested. The other
three men In the fight lived in Lansing
ana as they were foreigners their
names could not be secured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-17
Ebblts Funeral Today.

The funeral OF James Ebbits who
died in Wheeling Saturday morning
will be held from the home OF his son.
James Ebblts. on Gravel Hill. this
afternoon. The services will be held
at . O'Clock and interment will be
made in Mt Calvary cemetery on
Rose Hill.