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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-03

slye city ia the progressive state Of
Oklahoma Nlll be found in at least
one-fourth Of the homes In the gas
burning region Of the southwest.
That the venture will go Is assured.
Freight rates are such as that raw
material may be transported to Ok
lahoma AMI stoves worked up here
at a cheaper cost than the finished
stoves can be shipped here.
d. o, Hunt, the manager OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-03

sand mon this year The harvest hands
already are beginning to arrive, but
they uro not needed yet The harvest
is going to- be late this year on ac-
count OF the long dry weather Of the
spring. The wheat did not grow and
It liz just now heading out and will
not ho ready to cut for two or three
weeks Tho farmers are sending in
their requests for men now.
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\ HARVEST CALI roU $4,000.


Topeka. June 2.--Twolvc thousand
horyps, hands already have been
called for hy Kansas farmers, and
Charles Harris director OF the state
free employment bureau, expects 70
usl, for from fiftcon to eighteen thou
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DIED

DICkINSON-At Provo Utah June 2S,
1911 Louis $. Dickinson, aged 65 years.
Remains at ODonnell & Co.'S parlors.
Funeral service will hc held today (Frl-
day) In the Masonic temple at $3.50 under
tho auspices OF the Argenta lodge No. 3.
1nterment Mount OlIvet.
SI1AW-At No. 6 Vino avenue, June IS.
1911. of consumption. Olga Shaw, wife
Of Roy Shaw and daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Thor; born August &, 1882, In
Sweden. Funeral services today (Friday)
at p. m. from the family residence.
Friends are Invited To attend. lnterment
in City cemetery.
FLETCH ER-At 7iI West North Temple
street. Jane 20, 1911, OF general debility.
Mary Ann Fletcher. wife of Charles
land. Notice OF fnneral later.
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FOR RENT-MODERN 4 AND
corner apartments in KensingIou.
2o27-Z. =
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4-ROOM FLAT. CORNELL APP
ments; $50. Inquire No. s. Bel.
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

~~~~~~~~~---~~>O~-~O~-~~~
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First CONGREGATIONAL church We
set you a position free OF charge IeIe,
nhone Ind 1905, Bell 1922. tzi''
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
office Of the Board of Public Works,
Salt Like City IIfal, 1urn O Inl

office of the Board of Public Works.
Salt Lake City. Utah. June 9. 1911.
Sealed proposals will be received a.,
this office until o'clock p. m. Friday
June 80, 1911. for the work OF construct
ing waterways Mt the intersection OF
Second South and Seventh East streets
according to plans on file In the City
Engineers office.
Instructions to bidders. together with
plans, profiles. Specifications and forms OF
contract and bond, may bo obtained upon
application at the office OF the Boar
OF Public Works the City Engineer
The right is reserved To reject any ur
all bids.
BY order of the Board OF Public Works
II G. MCMILLAN. Chairman.
fl015
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THE NELSON ANNEX, 4-ROOM a
airy and very light; s32.60; no chill
Bal South 3rd East-
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ELIMINATION CONTESTS
FOR THE 0LYPMIC GAMES

P!TTSBURC. June "a stream OF
athletes from all parts of the United
States poured into this city today and to-
night. Before noon tomorrow 500 men.
the cream OF Americas athletic talent.
will have assembled at Forbes Held to
participate daring the afternoon and Sat
urday in the National Amateur Athletic
union junior and senior championship
games. Of the 500 entrants 800 are title
holders. From the winners will be Sc
lectcd the American representatives to
the olympic games. to be held next-yrar
at Stockholm. Sweden.
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Insure Against Idleness

AS guarantee against dleness, Tribune Want Ads
most effective
The Tribune Wants will provide employment for work
every line of endeavor. Those who proficient M
the office the factory the homesaspeope agents dem
onstrators maids nurses cooksa look to the Tribune
Wants when in search of work.
Employers have learned by experience that Tribune
Want Ad will them skilled competent high grade
workers will make good in the that expect
ed of them.
Many willing workers learned that change posi-
ton and the securing of better position easily
plished through the Tribune Wants
Tribune Want Ads cost but a minimum and equally
effective for the employer and the employee Call either
phone. Bell 5000 Ind. 800
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'Eatied for Curtis In the eighth.
SALT LAKE.

Summary. First base on errors-Boise.
9; Salt Lake, .. Struck out-By Joss, ..
by Scaimpff, .; by Clafln. l.. Bases. on
balls-Off loss .: off Butler, |: off Claf-
lin, ,. Threc-base hit-Fortier. Two
base hits-Bauer 60, Case. Flick, Brooks
loss. glankenship. Sacrifice hits-Flan-
nigau. Pcndleton. Spencer. Stolen bases
Flick Brooks Left on bases-Boise.
G. Salt Lake, ). Hit by pitched ball
Flannigan by Schmpff. Passed balls
Fortier. =. Innings pitched-By Butler.
l-S: by Morgan Is; by Schimpff.
) l-3: by Claflin. l. Base h!ts-Off But
Ter .: off Morgan. !; off Schimpff. 5. off
Clafir 1. Timc-1 hour and So minutes.
mpirc--Wright.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

<EINER-Funeral services over the re-
mains of Frank Keiner will be held at
O'Donnell ~ Co.'S chapel Saturday, July
I. 1911, at 4 p. IN. under the auspices OF
the local u, C. T. No. 81 Interment
Mount Olivet
McCARVILL-Funeral services over the
remains OF Pat McCarvlll VIII be held
from ST. Mary's cathedral today (Friday)
at 10 a. m Interment Mount Calvary.
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90 MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
Ist South ca4s
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National Leaeus
Cincy Bests Cubs.

CINCINNATI. June 2s.-Cincinnati held
batting rally in the seventh and scored
four runs on base on balls. two sin
giles and a double. Reulbach was sue
ceeded by Brown, off whom the winning
run was made. Manager Griffith WAS or
dered off the field for disputing decision
in the first inning. R.HE
Chicago .... .............. 13 0
Cincinnati 80. S /
Batterics-Reubach Brown and Gra-
ham. Smith and Mclean
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OZARK APIS. 3 ROOMS, SIS. 454
East. Call DIR. Turner, 1035-A Inde
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Split in Double-Header.
Takes Ten Innings.

CLEVELAND, June 2s.-Clevclaud de-
fested Chicago In ten Innings today.
I.ange was retired in the eighth with
the bases full. Walsh forced one run in
and Ball sent in three more with triple.
Chicago tied the score In the ninth In
the tenth Birmingham walked and scored
OH Balls sacrifice and Collins muff of
Lords throw. r, n. T..
Cleveland .. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Chicago 49, ..-.-...-..-....7 IL
Batteries-west. Banding GREGG and
Smith: Lange, Walsh and Sullivan.
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Western League

At Topeka-First game. Pueblo. 5 To-
peka, 8. Second game: Topeka, 5;
Pueblo. 2.
At st, Joseph-St. Joseph 6; Omaha, /.
At Des Moines-Des Molnes, 2; Sioux
CITY, l.
AT Lincoln-Lincoln. 0; Denver 6.
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BROOM FLAT. TOP FLOOR. ST.
fer apts., 164 L. So. Temple.
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Americas. Assoeiiatisn

AT Louisville-Kansas City, g. Louis
vile, 5.
AT Indianapolls-St. Paul. S; Indian
apolis. 4, (Ten innings.)
At Columbus-Mlnneapolis s; Column
bus, /,
At Toledo-Milwaukec, .; Toledo, 3.
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American Lsssus
st. Louis Trims Tigers.
Groom Beats Mack1nen.

pitched three OF the Philadelphia pitchers
and Washington won. Mcbride was sent
TO the clubhouse by Umpire Connolly for
protesting decision. Score: r. H e.
Washington >, ,,............. Q IS 1
Philadelphia - ..-......,....ss- 2
Batteries-Groom and Henry, Morgan,
Plank. Lcng and Thomas, Lapp,
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SALT LAKE LOSES To
BOISE |RR|CATORS
Defeat of Saints Gusts Them
From Top of Percentage
Column.
Continued From Page Ten.

He walked King and Bauer. but Case
drew n two-bagger, winning the game BY
registering Bauer and King. The Saints
could do nothing in the ninth.
Battle In Box.
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Scanlon Loses Game.

ScHhIOu LoSeS GaIne,
! PHILADELPHIA. June 29-Scanlon's
WlldDess was responsible for Brooklyn's
defeat by the home team to5ay. The
feature OF the game was Kuahe's steal
home In the first inning. RH.E.
DIooHlyn ...s <..-.............-- !
3 3nlldOeiDTld ..ss.....-->..<-
Batteries-Scanlon and Bergen; Moore
and Moran
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Coast Lsaeae

OAKLAND. June 29.-Score: r. H. e
Vernon -. ...,..,........
Oakland -. ..........,4 -
Batteries-IIitt and Brown. Ables and
Pierce.
SACRAMENTO, June 2e.-scors:
r. H. E
Portland -. .........6 s 12 o
Sacramento q. ...........
Battcries-Seaton and Kuhn; Fitzger-
aid and Baum, Lalonge.
LOS ANGELES. June 2s.-score:
R. II. e.
Los Angeles .....---.....,.13 IL O
Batteries-Zamlook and Berry; Delhi
and Smith.
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HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
Fonr rooms. bath. closets. Wiley,
Bell phone 5G23.
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Nsrthwester. League

VANCOUVER, B. c., Juno 2s.-score:
R. H. e.
Spokane -. -,.-....-...,.. II 3
vancouver ...-.~-..-...... 2
Batteries-Kraft and Spiesman; Clark
and Lewis.
VICTORIA, B, c., June 2s.-Score:
Tacoma - s.....-..-.-.,..... 10 1
NlClOTld
Battcries-Hall and Burns; Belford
Devogt.
PORTLAND. June 29.-Score:
R. II. e.
Seattle =. Observation-Disclosures. 8 /
Portland .. .........-..... &
Batteries-Wiggs and Shearer; Jensen
and Harris.
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NEW STEWART APARTMENTS. {
ner LIST ave. and c ST.; 8. and O.
apartments. Bell 1881 or i97s-X
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If your want be situation. make
it known by the insertion of want
"adH in The Tribune.
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FOR RENT

APARTMENTS UNFURNIszry
SEST ARRANGED APARTMENTa
me CITY; best place TO live.
LAhENIEW house. Ind. phone 1sa<
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FURS AND TAXIDERMI

WE STORE FURS DURING TEL
mer season Big reductions on
ing. remodeling. redyeing ana Ct
FUrs must be cleaned parore
stored.
II. Stencil FUR CO.. OF f. W
Tel Bell A191.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING
VETERINARY SCHOOL.

S. +. VETERINARY COLLEGE. SEES
sion begins September 10. Catalogue
free Dr. c. keane, 1918 Market St. San
Francisco. cl734
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LOST AND FOUND

0~O~~-~~@-~~-~|@~~~-~N
FOUND-PAIR EACH OF MEMS OK
fords and women's pumps: newest
spring styles; worth $3.50 and $500 a
pair. Owner can have same by calling
at the Economy Shoe Shop with $3.50
as reward, Fourth floor Judge bldg
r4S
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WALL PAPER CLEANING
PRIysTE HOSPITAL
ANNOUNCEMENT

SPECIAL.
For one month only, willow plurnes
cleaned curlcd and dyed for $3.50 All
work guaranteed. Harmony Millinery
Parlors. sos So, State, Bell phone 56lS.
f3290
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 164 S. West Temple. Phones
1913. d9
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HOUSE CLEANING

CALCIMINING, PAPERHANGING AND
paper cleaned, carpets taken away and
brought back like new: rugs 9X12, 75c:
carpets &c per yard, general house,
cleaning and painting reasonable Bllken
Housecleanlng Co. Bell 5651-Y- ,e3019
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Pittsourg Wins by Rally,

ST. LOUIS. June 2e.-An eighth inning
rally ny Pittsburg after the locals had
tied the score in the sixth won for the
VISITORS. Score. r. Fl. E.
Pittsburg -. ....,-S ~ l
ST. Louis /
Batteries-Adams. e. Steele. Ferry and
Simon; Golden, Geyer and Bresnahan.
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W-ANTED

ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
Ing, trunks valjses; best prices paid
sS Comrnorcial st. Reply by postal card,
5171 Bell TIA
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H. j. SMITH. DENTIST, OF MURRAY.
Room TIC Kearns bldg, 1873 Main. Salt
Lake, d3533
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THE TRIBUNE WANTS ARE ALMOST
immediate In their returns-tell what
is needed in clearly written Want Ad
show their references and tell OF their
qualifications for doing the work required
of them neatly and satisfactorily.
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FIVE EXPERIENCED SOL1ClTOhSn
Apply at 10 West 1st So. hiPl'
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CARPET CLEANING
DENTISTS

o~~-~~~-~~~-~-~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~---~--~~~~-~~~~~~~~
w. :. HUDSON. DENTIST. 619 BOSTON
building. loose teeth (pyorrhoee alveo-
larts). Vienna. three applications treat
menr: guaranteed. b13i
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NJ. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
=, sklned and unskilled laborers furnished
~ east 1st South. corner Commercial
helI phone 1888. Ind 923 p43
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SIGl,S AND SCENERY

CHAS PETERSON, 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass Clipped glass and painted. Both
phones. &2S
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DR.. F. e. MORGAN. DENTIST, 5ce
Scott bldg. Ind. 3GiS. Open evenings
d266s
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ED-THOROUGHLY EXPERT
enced woman starcher on shirts. coilars
and cuffs; must understand preparing
starch: position steady 70 night person :
wages S55 per month Address, with rel-
euces. Florence Steam Laundry. Missouniaaa,
Mont I-SVV
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsTONEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards 422 So. State.
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New York Hits Hard

NEW YORK. June 29.-The New York
team had batting matinee here today.
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GARBAGE.

SANITARY GARBAGE REMOV@<
Let us assist you In keepl19
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE-
pair Works Castings made for any
stove Water jackets cleaned. All makes
of water Jackets for sale. We make a
sDecIalty of furnace crates and repairs.
Rear 63l SO. State st. Telephone A+7I
r1793
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FOR RENT-CHOlCE 4-ROOM ApX
ment at the st. Regis; one OF ehe
locations in the city. New managcu
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sHEPPARD's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
The Red 'FRONT.' 112 West End Soutn'
Lady attendant. Private waiting roon;
Bel! 1884 eloas
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DETECTIVES
ALARM CLOCKS
TENTS AND AWNING

SMITH g. ADAMS MICS. AWx
tents and porch curtains. and alI
of canvas goods. 225 Edison
1854: Ind 1894. z
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LOST-GOLD LINK CUFF BUTTON
with monogram on. T.1S d m. Sixth
Ave car, or between lst and 2nd South
on Main. Thursday morning. Return to
Tribune Reward. 1861
LOST-BROWN LEATHER WALLET
containing several passes to resorts. un-
indorsed check for $50 and two memo
stamped da in ' gold on inside. Return N to to
Tribune office for Identification and re-
ward f3129
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FIYE-ROOM TERRACE, BATH
cellar. front and rear porchas,
range. not and cold water. steam I
$50. See janltor. Kuster aparIments
E. 5th South
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4-ROOM MODERN APARTMENT.
South dth East. The Oquirrh-
+73 or 4325-X-
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TUCK APARTMENTS,
IND East, opposite city and county
Three rooms. Apply house rear
apartments.
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

S,T~- ~~>~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~O-
SiaEPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Inc Red Front" 112 West Ind South,
afaeIaddnarters fasI railroad and mining help.
Dell "oo9. e1543
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a-ROOM APT. IN CRITCHLOW.
vacant OH first See John Q. Crito|
at Rowe Is kelly's.
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CANYON TRIPS.

REGAL LIVERY, MURRAY: RIGS OF
all kinds: canyon wagons with or with.
out horses Ind. III. Bell 6S f23S5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
SUGGESTION MEETINGS
Democrats Of City % Name Candidates
To-nlght-List Of the Meet
ing Places.

The suggestion meetings of the
Democrats Of che city Will Do held 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
Obituary
-. ndary campbel1.

Mrs. Mary Campbell. aged - years aud
o Gays. died yesterday afternoon at $40
% Clock at her home near Mt. Union
J -icshy terrain church. in Marshall county.
! ic deceased WIS rclict OF the late
Alexander Campbell. who died some
, eHrs ago. Her death was due TO
lnflrmitiez 81 old age.
while Mrs. campbelIs death was not
entirely unexpected. IT. cams as sad
SHOCK 40 her hosts OF friends and reIa-
uNes- she was woman OF loving kind
ness and was highly esteemed and re-
o. pected 10y all who knew her.
lhc deceased WAS born near West
Liberty. ohio county. and lived there
utAi4 about 90 years ago when she was
married. Her maiden name was Miss
Mary Dement, By marriage sine Was dis
anfiy related 10 Alexander Campbell.
amer ica noted religious leader. VINO
rounded the Christian church. She ,.as
i.e last OF lae Dement, family.
drs. campbell Dr. survived by the fol-
w ms children. Mrs. Jane Douglas ANA
Az. j. A. Grandstaff. OF slim Grove:
sire. George Robinson, OF near E8ne, IS
oiut. Mrs Nlry a. RubIe. OF West
Alexander, Clara and Elizabeth. az home.
audef. OF Wheeling Greek. auI CAL
h"l n ana ". D. Campbell. az Film Grove.
~. Improvements nave Jet been made
frr the funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
EAGLES CELEBRATE
EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY
INTERESTING AFFAIR is HELD az
FEATHERED ONES.

The eighth anniversary Of the form
ing Of Wheeling Aerie No. 344. Fra
ternal order OF Eagles. was celebrated
last evening al that organizations
club rooms. The affair proved a big
success. and a large number OF the
members we're in attendance.
Members Of the Martins Ferry. Bel
latre and Elm Grove lodges we're also
IN attendance at the affair. and all had
an enjoyable time
Attorneys 5. @. Smith and John p.
Arbenz delivered appropriate ad-
dresses. and several OF the members
OF the order also spoke. The Eagle
band rendered delightful selections
throughout the evening
unique feature OF the affair was
the manner in which sandwiches.
cigars and matches were furnished the
members. They were packed I'm sew
eral seemingly bricklayera' hods. and
each mans portion was wrapped In
a box which resembled a red brick.
These were carried around and dis
trihutcd amid great merriment. The
affair was a big success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

night. and candidates win be suggest.
ed Tor First and Second branch conn
cilmen and city committeeman. A
meeting OF the city committee was
neld last night at the Office Of County
Assessor Henry Frohme. AZ which
plans we're completed for the meet
inRs.
The revised list Of meeting places
is as follows: First ward. 40. 6O4 Main
street: Second ward. IIadorn hotel
No. 1910 Market street: Third ward
Police Court room: Fourth ward. At.
.anuc hose house. fifth ward
Schwartz's hall. Twenty-third and
Market streets. Sixth ward. Pvthion
castle; Seventh ward. Island hose
house Eighth ward. 40. 43O5 Jacob
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
NOTICE TO PAINTERS!
Stay Away From PittSburg
STRIKE ON

yesterday morning at $50 o'clock. at
his home At No. 1905 Main street. Death
was due TO lOcOmotor ataNia OF which
Mr.. Mathews had been suffering for
some years past. The deceased was the
eldest son OF the late James q. and
Amanda Irwin Mathews, well known res
idcnts OF North Wheeling. and was born
In the year 1891 He received his early
ccucation In the Wheeling SCHOOLS and
20 Morgantown University. lie served
iu the Union army throughout the Civil
var and rose By gallant service to the
rank OF captain. He was an aide on the
Starr OF General Kelly and took part in
HanN OF the stirring scenes Of the great
conflict After tie war. he became court
stcnoErapher OF ohio county and filled
that position efficiently FOR many years.
lie was unmarried and is survived by
three brothers. a. follows. Charles Mat
news. or iittsburgi James Mathews Of
the wheeling Steel a. Iron Company, ana
samuel Mathews. who is bOok-keeper at
rhe Board ~ Control office. The funeral
" III be held from the residence OF his
brother. James Mathews. on Friday
morning az 1880 o'clock. with interment
at Greenwood cemetery. The pallbearers
an be a. follows: Andrew r Sweeney.
John 4. Moore. James Patton. Charles
Senseuy. John y. Garden and Walter l..
Williams.