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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-08-22

ther the machine should be purchased
He praised the machine very highly
and said that it would be advisable
for the city to buy street flusher
The board of works is desirous of
bringing both machines to this city
for competitive demonstration 1t is
not believed that one machine will be
sufficient to do the work here.
Severely critieIsing the fast speed
maintained by the C. & O. flyer re-
Gently put on by that company. Coun-
Gilman Won Pein said that accidents
are narrowly averted on the track near
the Starr Piano factory and urged the
city officials to confer with the COM
pany officials in an attempt to force
the flyer to run slower through the
city. He said an accident was aver
ted recently by the presence of mind
of stenographer employed at the Of
fees of the piano company. who was
walking on the track when the flyer
came around a curve.
The flyer passes through Richmond
as the employees of the piano factory
go to their lunch. He said that chill
dren also bring their fathers lunches
to the factory and that there is great
danger of some one being killed. The
matter will be investigated immedi-
ately.
The report of the municipal electric
light plant for the month of July was
read. 1t showed that the total receipts
for the month were s7,076.72 and the
disbursements S74SS.42. The balance
in the Municipal fund June 80, was
s27,1sS.40 and $5,115.62 was paid into
the fund during July. The balance in
the fund Aug. l, was $24,S15 so There
was $5,999.22 in the sinking fund, July
l21
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-08-22

have to give it to you. Now about
these tracks. 1t was illegal to place
them in the Glen, as the governor of
the state says it is, and II We have to
go through the courts We will have
them removed" Mr.. Kaufman promis-
ed to present a petition protesting
against the passage Of the bill.
Mr.. Engelbert and MIR. King declar-
ed that the street car company was
running city cars only to Eleventh and
r streets now, and asked the reason
why the cars did not run to Twenti-
eth street. The councilmen were in
formed that inasmuch as North f
street is being paved with brick that
it is impossible to run the cars fur
ther than Eleventh street until the
work is completed. Mr.. King asked
that the city attorney ascertain if the
city cars could not be forced to go to
Twentieth and +.
In answer to this Mr.. Gardner said
That the cars could be forced to run to
the point but have not done SO for
some time on account of the time.
Mayor Zimmerman assured council
that if it were in his power he would
force the company to operate the
North E street cars as far east as
Twentieth.
Protesting against the negligence of
the street car company Councilman
Waidele said that the company had
placed rocks and scrap iron in a cul-
vert at West Third and the National
road, and that it is impossible for
water from a heavy rain to be carried
off on this account The board will no.
tify the company to remedy this con-
dition within forty eight hours or the
city will do so and the work will be
charged to the company.
Report on FIusher.
A report to the effect that the Stu.
debaker street flusher at New Castle
was a very good machine was made by
Councilman Evans, who at a previous
meeting of council was doubtful whe,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-08-22
4 Beautiful Home.

Beautiful pictures have cultfvating
influence and are indispensable in
beautifying a home. Reproductions of
some of the rarest art gems (ready
for framingl can be secured by send
ing twenty-five of Hewitt's Easy Task
soap wrappers and two-cent stamp
to Hewitt Bros. Soap Company. Day
ton. Ohio.
Hewitt's Easy Task, the original
white laundry soap. has given salts
faction for quarter of century.
Five cents at all groceries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-08-22

only g. Small numbers are thankfully
received by the administration"
Representative Mann's Statement.
Representative Mann, the minority
leader, said:
"The Democrats prevented the pas
sage of the amendment for the direct
election of senators by insisting on
coupling it with another amendment
to deprive the general government
with one of it's necessary powers.
They fought against publicity of pri-
mary elections until we strangled
them into yielding. They nearly de-
feated statehood for Arizona by insis-
ting that congress give it's approval to
the recall of judges.
They passed the tariff bill without
knowledge of form or substance; they
brought in tariff bills in grotesque
forms with the plain avowal that they
neither knew how or cared what the
affect might be on the country"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-08-22
TREES INJURED BY
UNWISE TRIMMING

Many complaints have been made to
the police by property owners who de-
clare that wire companies and street
contractors have Unfortunately
trimmed the limbs and roots of trees.
The matter likely will be referred to
the board Of works and some atten-
tion paid to it. it being probable rule
will be adopted compelling all tree
trimmers to secure permits from the
city authorities. ... t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-08-22
THE FEASIBILITY
OF INVESTIGATING
BOOKS DISCUSSED
City Council Refers Import
ant Water Works Question
to a Committee to Decide
on Proper Course.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

Mayor Zimmerman said that the
board OF works had some recommen-
dations to make after council was
through discussing the bids.
Telegram From Tying.
The telegram from Lucien II. Tying,
principal member OF the New York
nrm, which is backing the Edwin NJ.
Campfield company, financially. is as
follows:
"The bid for a water contract. dated
June IL, 1911, signed by the Edwin NJ.
CampAeld company, resident engineer
for Lucien II. Tyng. principal, cannot
be altered without my consent in writ
ing, signed by me personally. no one
has authority to consent to any alter
ations In terms Of bid.
LUCIEN II. TYING. (Signed.) }"
The proprosed agreement between
the city and the T. Fl. I. & T.. traction
company. which provides for the re-
moval Of the freight car tracks in Glen
Miller Park, was up for the first read
ing It has been signed by the board
OF works and the officials of the trac-
tiOh SOupuuy anu IL SouuSli
the agreement the tracks will be re.
moved. In this case the freight cars
will operate on Main street or on
North f street from Twentieth to FIT.
Wayne avenue.
Councilmen did not fail to take ad.
vantage Of the opportunity to rap the
public service corporation. Mr.. Kauf-
man made few remarks concerning
the tracks in the park with the fact
that several city fathers were talking
at the same time, angered the mayor,
and bringing his gavel down on his
bench with a crash the city's executive
declared that order had to prevail. This
had good effect seemingly. but it
rather ruffled the feelings of the city
dads"
Il don't think 1t is necessary to get
down to brass tacks' every time a
councilman wants to say something,
Mr. President. ''pleadingly spoke Mr..
Bartel. "Now, don't think you should
jump over your bench. These council
men as well as myself want to spout
on every once in a while. and we want
to say 1t when we think II It,"
Cites the Governor.
mo, won't fight, answered the
mayor. "but you demand order and I
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-08-22
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE

To and from Greenville. August 23
and "a, account Darke County Fair
Leave Richmond s a. M, via Pennsyl-
vania Lines. 1892
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-08-22
Trapped.

Trapped.
Wei. We can Get married now q
any time. Papa says he has 90
enough spare cashsto give me . ni0
wedding"
Yes. He won 1t from me at poke
last night. apd now haven't enohG
for our wedding trip."-Hoastm Post
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-08-22
POST CARD COUPON

Clip this coupon and bring II to one q
the Quigiey Drug Stores. with 10 cent
and receive one set OF IS colored viey
Post Cards OF Richmond. BY mail 3
extra for postage
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-08-22
IN HOUSE
ISSUE STATEMENTS
IN PARTY PRAISE
As Congress Concludes Ses-
sion, Clark Appeals to the
People in Support of a
Democratic Tariff.

(Coc:inued from Page One.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

TIL" H'"aSuu- valley Presbyterian
S"udiy school hn'd a lawn party at
William Sla'.r's LIST evening.
\ dane VIII b" hrli this evening
hand
All tho rrocors attended tn. picnic
~ RorE Syringe Thursday.
Harry St'war' Is IN cleveland on n
short business trip.
Yesterday was pay dav for the
r.r. r-. ar IA urge amount was paid
out.
color. J team this evening on Nacca-
bee r.Id.
tn" .pun1a:ion ror tho now Lorain
Goa. g. Dock company's store at Lam
sing vill he completed to-day.
The lawn ~. ~ ~. Benconcss'
borne ln7' evening was well ATTENDED
Il" Officials 20 the miners VIII 70
ou' this morning 90 IN" Black oak
mine q" adjust tho trouble there
Mr. and Mrs Fred Horny are tho
proud parents - res. iuhv boy
Nr and Mrs clarence NcConuaurhv
Ire Thursday :.r trip - Atlantic
city
Niss'- rizzi. rrd Nou clearnocs.
~ .irnf'0r. W. Va. arc visiting tl.
fam.l" 90 ;,ore. YItnor
I1. I".'' order 'f IS - 7 had do
irg
Alorzo Morris ~ NJ pleasant, was
.. town "ret'rda- calling ou friends.
Mrs r. g. Holmes returned last
ev'n'-c from r. short trip 90 Cadiz
Horrs H.r'l"r is confined to hia
HON. .r a 'fa vile with rheumatism
G"'rr" w. S"mmors. 81 Indiana
W. t." "I's' - William Alexander
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Martins Ferry Briefs

Albert otto. manager Of Friedai's
I'VE ana t"n-ceni s'"-'. leaves for "a
w""ks vacation Monday.
Rev Mead. Of Grand Rapids. Mich
has been assigned To- tn, shurlc ~
IN" CITY Gospel mission
Thomas y Cop. IS srondinc the
week AT Grandvi"w. VisitinL relatives
Miss Hazel Bullard has returned
IRON. Hannibal. o.. whero she was
visiting friends
Miss Lulu Burns lott Thursday Cor
Marietta. 20 VISIT relatives
ATTORNEY Charles ErnIaw 81 East
Liverpool. was business caller in IN,
city Thursday
Mail Carrier Louis OxIcy and wife
lef' Thursday evening for an eastern
trip.
= number 81 the members 81 the
ine''ru star 1ti. nJ.d m. picnic os
that order THURSDAY a. Wheeling
Park
Mrs Horn,bakc - Firh,h stree, is
reported To- Doe critically 80
Mrs. Edward Meek viii leave Sun
ca' f'-r Beverly. o.. g. visit relatives
Tho local ordc: e X Of j. will at
tend IN" convention IN VII, cling Mon
dav
Local butchers attended tho picric
at IN" Island park vestcrcaV
William Schrad-r mas -. nod n now
grocery store or Ztr- street.
Hal Stroupe lcf' last evening for
Cincinnati. to 70, i-on" several weeks.
Ills vito "cccmDa1ieI him MS far as
St'uhonviVc.
Mise Roe. Joyce and Miss Soil
Camoholl will spend Surday m St-u-
bonv.lle.
Nu Thomas. card'dat" for council
man Do tho First ward. is distributing
IFS 'aucld7oy cards
Er. = o. Nnhu I.avoe hts morn
inc fnr S'm.rH'ld o.. on % short trip
T"' huiil'rr rrmmitt,. .f IN. s
" = church have made arrunr.n.uts
n Compl';' 'h,ir church on sixth
street
Tho paving on sixth s'r.... sur
r0r"iinr 3D.. criminal station. was
,.r0-.i.f..1 7nr~edar
The I.a1i.-' Sid society - Welsh
'h.'.. NI. li,. 90 s.rill tomorrow.
t.'rir- ~ Oh. hnru" e WiHam
'r.'- go seventh street.
TE. f-~ ffi~h r'..r viii lav" n corn
roast f'is '''rine or 'h- river lurI.
49, Worker ts reported 20 D.
much improved
Nits'1 ~7dI. Ngrr'e ana Mary NJ
N1h'n spent Thur-lrr - Taerp.
The H.r-ui.. f.I.f.. .rII -lr, r.t..
This morning no 10 O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
FORGERY CHARGE
W. n. Fox Arrested Near Huntington
for Crime Alleged 20 Have Been
COMMITTEES Here.

Chief Hastings will leave this morn.
!rt ~ 30 o'clock for huntington 10 get
William ". Fox. Who is wanted on o
charge az forgery The alleged crime
was committed here a. the time Of the
Kuigh's TcurIar couciave. tho name
OF \ s . Southworth. o. Huntington.
having boon forged 20 a check for
S..
The crime was ono of the coolest
ever brought % the attention % the
local police Fox is said 20 have com.
OIL t'"d 'ho forgery In order 20 buy q
diamond ring 81 a local jewelry store
NO' frd.nE 'hc setting 70 his liking.
~ 'a said. ho sent % 10 Cincinnati Co.
hive tlc gem reset. and had tho bill
scut ~ Mr Southwor'h Fox e. a
scion ~ prominent family % S.-.
fr.rrIf1o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

terday afternoon in fine style and
landed all spread out NJ gS
This was the official high mark as
shown on the government thermome-
ter OF Miss Forsythe. and to the swell.
tering thousands who trod the pave
ments - seemed that it should be
much higher. IN fact tho weather was
almost Ike summer time. and winter
wraps were not visible IN great pro
fusion or clcCaucc. Ice cream was
again King ~ the drug store. aut
numbered his subjects by thou-auds
The humidity was only moderate. ami
the day was an ideal one for picuics
and outings. There was 30 Indication
OF cooler weather last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
BELLAIRE
Farmers Day Observed at Epworth
Psrk-Msyor Goes TO Atlantic
City on Short Vacation.

The fifth day OF Epworth Chautau-
qua assembly was notable one. and
the attendance was large. Farmers
Day was observed and tillers OF the
soil from all sections OF the country
were I'm attendance. and n proved one
OF the best days OF the assembly
The principal feature of the day was
the debate The Justice OF Canadian
Recipricity to Agriculture" Two
members OF the Belmont County
Grange taking the affirmative side of
the question and two consumers the
negative side. All who heard the de.
bate are OF the opinion that the af.
firmative side had the best OF the
argument During the day Hon. y. Z.
Hall. OF Michigan. delivered two lee.
lures. one on The Gospel According
10 the Cow and the other Rural
Wealth and Welfare
The program for today will be as
follows.
800 a. m.-ClaSses
1000 a In.-Rihie Hour. Rev. @ II
49, smith. = u.
o.,o tone ana impersonator.
80" y m. iht". t-..4 4's. NNrav
o.Neal. subject. Popular
80 Falloc.es."
300 ?. Inland concert. Bethesda
band
ZOO p. m.-Thc I.cwis Company. SUI
pcrb entertainment
Left for Atlantic City.
Mayor Wassman and wife loft vos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
BLUM BROTHERS
BELLAIRE's SHOPPING CrNrra
FRIDAY SPECIALS.

Another lot OF 500 yards OF light
and dark 36-inch percales-rings.
dots. stripes. bars. etc. absolutely
fast colors-pew gOods-just un-
packed-special &c yard.
Friday-10 dozen lot Of ladies'
Knit Union Suits-39c values out
on a special counter At n special
price. Iec suit.
Just approximations OF cases
OF new fall suits. coats. skirts. fan
nels. blankets. underwear. etc.
Never before such well selected
values in store Tor our patrons,
Keep your eye on Blum's.
september patterns now on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

and N-a Albert Cooley lof' Yesterday
fnr % fr.p f1 Atlantic Clf.
Clarence Uay. 81 fhia olty. has been
appointed orF1r'-t NJ ftr T.r.t Pro-.
hvfer.a. church ~ Martins Ferrv
JnH If1u. ~ Wash'1E0n topnahip
'a t.-.'.s t.e con. s. % HaU. % fhia
-i'r
Sire rrmoa Kinney. ~ Gravel Hu
a Visiting relatives I1 Columbus
N'ss Clara Uuf. ~ Delaware. ,r b,
gIrsf ~ Niles Marie srcdeker. o.
sratoi flf.
$3.50. Hattie Ailrrlre has returned
from VISIT with friends no Inmira
Ife Mary N'cn0isrn Aas gore fo
Glove .rd fo sper1 % go dave with
friends
Hr. John Sfogsr was n visitor ~
EpRnr'h p1rk yesterday
SIR Hrf SIR. Claudio Wood. of tn.
c.fs. Hfre l1 Wheeling yesterday boz
attendance no ffe funeral o. Mrs
Fannie Turrhl. rI.H frrk p.ac,
q tIrafls morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Neff. OF
OF Rev. James Gordon. near ST. Glars
Vile.
Miss Emma Hoyt. OF Gravel Hill.
will leave today for visit with rel.
atives at Buckhannon. w. Va.
Miss Mollie Stewart. OF South Bel;
lalre. weft yesterday for Akron, for
visit with friends.
Chester L. Wise. OF Rock Hill. has
gone 10 Battle Creek. Mich. for a
few weeks stay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
A HOT one
Thursday Was Almost Like Old Times
Win the Thermometer stand
Ing a. %.

May broke tho heat record for tho
ohio Valley. July shattered % 10 frag
mcnte. and August seems 20 DO irving
to puIvcri1o Tho remains Tho cno-t
ao Tor has becn n failure. compared
to tho century and somc odd marks ~
July. but rho elusive mercury was
beating 90 Tor the top OF the tube yes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Steer-liqhtfoot

invitations Were received by local
friends or the contracting parties 20
tne coming marriage Of Miss lydia A
Lightfoot popular young lady Of
salem. O.. TO T. r. steer. a prominent
FARMER. Tho marriage will take plncc
AT the home Of the bride. and after
an eastern trip they will reside in
salem. Mr.. Steer Is well known here.
being for years a director Of the Peo-
pies Swings bank and the stanton
Heater COMPANY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
BRIDGEPORT
Controversy On Over Election Of Jus
tiees OF the Peaee-Other
News OF Bridgeport.

The claim is made that there are no
tuSti--s Of the peace 10 clcc; this fail
and. further. that the two justices
serving by appointment will serve out
The term for which their Predecessors
were elected. Others claim that Jus
tic" Mechanically. 81 this place. ami
justice Aug. OF Martins Ferry. who
were appointed g. All vacancies. were
appointed 20 serve until the next cleo
npn and not to serve full terms. one
leading attorney I'm town claims no
justices ar. 10 lie elected. and that
II - useless to nominate any one. The
matter vii! hc further looked into.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
To Organize Clerks

MT; Reddington. OF Columbus. has
called n meeting for this evening
among the retail clerks. in order to
perfect the local organization which
was started last week. II is stated
that practically all Of the store own.rs
are in sympathy with the movement
and are urging their clerks 10 Join the
union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
ADVERSE RreoRr

WASHINGTON. AUG 1o-Tho
hols. hHl for The revision of The cot.
tom sohrlII, az tte present tarT Jaw
was reported ad7or-ely to the senate
to-day from th. finance committee
Objection vas matte by senator over
man. OF NHrih Car1i.rI Gov Senator
Shoots request ftuf fbo bin be made
tho unfinished lIsa,-- OF tho senate
Senator Smoof VIII trcpcat his request
later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Build Concrete Wall.

Tho Pennsylvania railroad has a
force OF men on the company's ground
along Boggs run ana they ar. build
ing concrete vail. STRENGTHENING the
course Of tn" run to avoid damage
TO the property at that point. which
has been flooded ~ every freshct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
VIE q Traction Company Enpioye
Drinks Carbolc Acid WIN
Suicidal Intent

ho.p.rIrr' over dorrcf Ic troubles.
Aira William NIrh7cls. VITO az a
Traction company omploye. Living on
t.nco'n avenue. bridgeport. a'tcmp'c 8
t' commit suicide az hcr homo ycs-
frrddf afternoon hy dr.nking n quan.
r'v ~ c1rholc acl1 ur s y Helm
Join V0a called AM attended f1 the
woman who may survive She drars
enough ~ tho poison f0 have KILLED
rn ordinary person
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Cars jump Track

Three loaded freight cars jumped
the track Thursday afternoon on the
spur track OF the G. * /. railroad at
forkville. tearing up the track for
quite distance and smashing the
cars 20 splinters \ -vrecking train
vas sent up from Pcilaire. which re-
moved the debris.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

Tho st Clhrsyillo board will hold
meeting IN the court house Saturday
49, I o'clock 20 take up tho matter %
~" fa'r - he hold there this fall. 7;
81 claimed hv those iu charge that
tho fair will 20 On. ~ the largest and
boost that tho association has ever
held and that more attractions will be
added than w"re had last season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

Tho annual Institute Of Belmont
county teachers will be held the week
Of Angus: Il at Bctht sda. and II
promises 20 be ono Of ~. largest at
tended in years The instructors are
Goorg" Hubbell. PhD. Columbia uni
versity: Prof Charles II Albert. state
Normal school. bloomsbury. Pa. and
Wilson Hawkins. superintendent of
the H:ewariS schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Earmers VIM Me-,

y meeting of the farmers OF this
section az belmont county has been
called % meet in tho city hail audi
tor.um. saturday. August 20 The oh
.cct OF The meeting is 20 arrange for
Farmers Day during home coming
week In October II is expected the
farmers will make Farmers Day one
OF Tho most interesting OF home
coming week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Associ,,inn Elects omcers-

Edward u S9raguc. who. with his
famil-. attended tho annual l<ithcart
reunion az NJ Pleasant Wednesday.
was elected vicc-pr, sidrnt Of the assoc
citation FOR tn .ominE year over
a hundred members Of the family
wcr" present ~ tho reunion. a num-
her coming from several states in the
south and west
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Child Cuts Vein.

The 5-year-oli daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Applegarth. OF Maynard.
had Tho misfortune Thursday to step
on broken bottle and severely cut
her foot. Dr. Maynard Forsythe was
called and found the child had cut a
vein and that three stitches were
necessary TO close the wound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Moritx Funeral

Funeral services over tho remains
or the late John Moritz. who com
mitted suicide in the Tiltonville Gene
terry. were held Thursday afternoon
from the home at Titonville. De-
ceased was "A well-known miner -
years az age. and is survived nv his
wife and three children. Intermen,
was made in the Tiltonville cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Sunday School Picnic.

TIL" annual outing and picnic OF
= CHRISTIAN Sunday school OF th's
held yesterday in Key~er s.
90 at Shadys.Ge There was 70
...-, attendance OF the members
and friends Of the school and the on.
!ns was enjoyed by ALL During Pho
day program. Including baseball
games and other sports was carried
out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

N-s Helen iipfch.r1n. OF Grave.
u.iL .- home from tielt 90 Epworfh
park
Dr = O. Hoo'hrm md family have
zone % S.nT7ra Fails and other cast.
'rn points IT,. trip i- being made
zoo ar automobile
vs.. g.. Narnock and family have 70
turned from Hr'hcl. whore they have
been spending thc summer on 70 farm
ST. atI Sire ID U Roberts and Nr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
JULIUS WE'LL
THE POPULAR STORE.
To-day

1000 yards of 32-inch In
hlcachcd Muslin Of good. clean
quality az &c a. yard worth &c.
fOinch hlcachcj Muslin worth,
rvs ar 1Oc a yard a good
soft finish grade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Mill Man Injured

John Green. "a doublor employed on
mil No. r. n N" T.auGhlin tin mill.
had III" rnisfortun" TlIrfCay morning
70 nave his knee badly cut and one
root crushed with pack q iron. The
injured man was taken To- his hon1.
IN Wheeling In an aMtnrlnhile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
Home in South

Tho many friends ~ Miss Myrtie
DeNault Will he pleased TO learn OF
nor marriage 20 9. =. Doyle. Of Mobile.
Ala: which took place I'm TINT city
wednesday. The bride Is the daugh-
Yer or Mr.. and Mrs. George w. De-
Vault and graduate Of the local
SCHOOLS. The Will live I'm Mobile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

Tho mnftor afi,ciuE UIi AMI
River Nine So 3. lu which seven
mon made charge against rho ~,
boss alleging - were compelled 90
pay Tor i1h-. U.il come up f0r hearing
i"forr Squire o. vs. Mo-reIi next
Monday.