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that money can buy.
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Ready-made sheets, 1880,
Monday, 39c each. Brawner-
Riera Co.
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The celebrated French
Shoes, gun metal and tan.
Regular $500 Shoes Monday
$2.98. This is your chance.
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Ladies Gauze Undervests,
Monday, SC each. Brawner-
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BY Associated Press.

Chattanooga, May 6.-Today's game
was the best witnessed here this sea-
son. Atlanta sent across the winning
run in the twelfth inning. Score:
r. H. E.
CndLLdnOOSd q IL z
AIIdlLd D U
Batteries-Coveleski and Higgins
Britton and Miller; umpires, Pfenning-
er and Caulihower.
New Orleans 5, Montgomery 4.
New Orleans, May 6.-Sparks held
New Orleans to five hits, but they
were punched with errors and the
Peicans won. Score:
r. H. E.
New Orleans ..........-.... 5 5 8
Montgomery ................ 8 Z 3
Batteries - Hess and Angemier,
Sparks and Gribbens; umpires, Hart
and Bryon.
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AT McMILLAN'S.
Monday, he will sell 10
yards of beautifully figured
lawns for 81 cents. Sale
starts at 8 a. m.
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Political Rally.

Cor. Garden and Spring streets Mon
day night at 1880. Everybody invited.
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New York 6, Boston 8,


New York, May 6.-Ford succeeded
In reversing the decision of yester-
day, the Yankees winning handily over
the Boston team. Score:
r. H. E.
Boston 3
Batteries-Ford and Sweeney, CT
cote and Nunamaker; umpires, Evans
and Egan.
Cleveland 5, Chicago 5.
Cleveland, May 6.-Both teams bat
ted hard today, and with the score tied
the game was called at the end of the
eighth inning by agreement Score:
r. H. E.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. IL 2
Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5 IL 2
misunderstanding and Smith, Ohm
stead and Sullivan; umpires, Dineen
and O'Loughlin.
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Giants Score Fifteen Runs i'm
Game With the Boston Doves
Pittsburq 8, ST. Louis 2.

Pittsburg 8, st. Louis 2.
Pittsburg, May 6.-The Cardinals
played losing ball again today, an err
ror permitting the Pirates to win the
game. Score:
r. H. z.
Pittsburg .................... 5 0
st. Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 2
Batteries-Adams and Gibson, Golden
and Bresnahan; umpires, O'Day and
Brennan.
Chicago q, Cincinnati 5.
Chicago, May 6.-The Reds were
lucky today in hitting with men on
bases and won a close game from the
Cubs. Score:
R. H. E.
chicago ...........
N1HCluIdll D Z
Batteries-Weaver and Archer
Burns and Clark; umpires Finneran
and Rigler.
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Atlanta Beats Chattanooga
in a Twelve Inning Game

Birmingham 6, Mobile 5.
Birmingham, May 6.-Birmingham
outhit Mobile and f1elded perfectly,
winning a close game from the visitors.
Score: -----.--..
r. H. E.
birmingham ....-....s........ III D
MODlIe B 3
Batteries - Tannehill and Pratt,
Clark and Cadman; umpire, Carpen-
ter.
Nashville 4, Memphis 8.
Nashville, May 6.--Memphis won an
undressing and one sided game from
Nashville today Score:
- - r. H. E.
Nashville Z 2
Memphis S12 2
Batteries-Case, Malloy and Erloff,
Dickson and Knots; umpire, Fftzsim-
mons. -.--'.
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ST. Louis 4, Detroit 8.
BY Associated Press.

Boston, May 6.-Both Boston and
New York played ragged ball in the
field today, but the feature was the
batting of the Giants, who drove in
fifteen runs with thirteen hits Score:
r. H. E.
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 13 5
NEW 4OTk 10 Id
Batteries-Fleharty and Graham
Crandall and Meyers; umpires, KLEIN
and Doyle.
Philadelphia IL, Brooklyn 2.
Philadelphia, May 6.-Philadelphia
overwhelmed Brooklyn today, driving
the ball to all corners of the field and
winning IL to 2. Score:
r. II. e.
Philadelphia ...............12 IA /
bFOOklyn z Z
Batteries-Moore and Doom, Rucker
and Bergen; umpires, tombstone and
EasQn.
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PARK IMPROVEMENTS.
FIRST TERM


Reilly a PUBLISHED PLATFORM
PRESIDENT in
e1arnente
to therein made.
A. GREENHUT
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The Journal viii pay $500 reward fo
evidence suffIcIenf 70 convict any boy o.
person found stealing subscribers paper
after aelIverv nf same By carrier.
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MAYOR OF PENSACOLA

He his re-eect
Bliss
Pensacola INTERESTS
defeat nominating peoned the LEGISLATURE
FLORIDA his amend the
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CITY CHARTER.

wasa
Public Public
all
the
UNDAUNTED
of paving
and for
PARK IMPROVEMENTS.
the
the Presden of c.
FIRST TERM
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oouthern League.
Montgomery at New Orleans.
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GAMES TODAY.

National League.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
St. Louis at Chicago.
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American League.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
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in
CHARLES H. BLISS
nominated and elected Mayor Pensacola
ERS of WOOD
his SOUL fibre his body always rebellion
,PLUTOCRATIC INTERESTS
nterpries for theirp rvat benefit
CHAS H.
o
in
usually organized phaanx the
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,PLUTOCRATIC INTERESTS
PEOPLE AND THE INTERESTS

With his facle pen and his vere energy tenacity
ogzed genius for organization aroused the people Pensac
been aroused before.
He nominated and elected
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Bellaire Briefs.


Miss Rose Bonarius. who has been
i'll. is improving.
Miss Adelaide Trimbath. OF Flush
ing, is the guest OF Miss Grace
Jones OF Gravel Hill.
Miss Anna Hoadley. who has been
III at the home OF her nephew. Will
lam Price. OF Guernsey street, is
improving slowly.
Misses Eta and Stella Null. who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
J. +. Mem. have returned to their
home in Addison. Pa.
DIR. James Berry. OF Armstrong;
Mills. is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Columbia Bartlett, has gone
TO Fairmont. W. Va. called there by
the death OF a relative.
The Bellaire stove foundry is in
stalling an intercommunicating tele-
phone az the plant. L. L. Dubois is
doing the work
Miss Nora Amber OF Harrison
street, is the guest OF friends at
Pittsburg.
Miss Grace Carney. OF South Bell
aire. is spen9ng a few days with
friends at Rochester. Pa.
Miss Alice Stanton. OF Steuben-
Vile. Is visiting her cousin, Miss
Emma Walker. OF Rose Hill.
Miss Hattie Fell. OF Mingo. is
visiting her cousin. Miss Nina Barr,
on Central avenue.
The Belmont County Sunday school
association will meet az Shadyside.
September Z and s. and the commit
tee is already at work preparing a
program.
Miss Marie Anderson. OF Toledo.
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Florence Anderson Is visiting
her cousin. Miss William Rice, at
Marion. q.
George Manages. OF this city. has
gone 70 Pitsburg. called there by
the death Of his mother.
Mrs. Peter Archibald is seriously
III al her home on Gravel Hin. and
friends are anxious as to her con
dition.
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STEUBENVILLE

era. .af rrarrf.r fo GOO fufrufrrrrer
S1EJUENNlLLE. o.. June Us -
ln estate of FORA D.. Campbell m
Probate court an order was issued
t0 sell pcrsonal property.
Tho case OF Louise Oue o. af. r.
rardinr road lend appropriation
case has been rchIcd in Probate
court
Personal property sold in estate
OF James Co. na.r and same con
nrmcl.
Personal injury case in estate Of
Michael Drazic settled with W. a. l..
p. o. r.. for 3ll.
Final accounts in estate of raiei
ColIichhia Liauor d. Harrison.
Francesca Augcueta. Antonio Tam.
hinn, Helen Smith. Prod S. ellison.
Ginlo Ninrloni Gusopnl Casa
granie. Mary w. Cu'p. w. q. Black
burn
Third account estate OF Horny
Rlnc
Insanity affidavit against Geo on.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.


w. II. Wood, assistant cashier In
the German bank, is home from a
visit OF several days with his son Arch
In West Virginia.
Miss Leeper. one or the nurses in
the City hospital. left yesterday for a
two weeks vacation.
l.. o. Workman and bride have re-
turned from New Martinsville, W. Va.
Chester McCarty and Harry Roberts
will leave Saturday for st. Louis, and
will make the trip on their motorcy-
cles.
A strong pocket OF gas was struck
in the Cow Run sand in the well on
the Charles Woods farm.
Superintendent OF Streets Miskel is
grading Adams street from Virginia
10 Broadway and establishing the
grade so the property owners can lay
sidewalks. II is understood all will
lay concrete walks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira b. Sedgwick are re-
ceiving congratulations over the arri-
val OF son at their home on North
Fifth street.
The many friends of Samuel r.
Dean will be glad to learn that he Is
able TO be about his room with the
aid of a crutch, and is recovering.
DR.. X. III. Wilson returned Wednes-
from a business trip OF several days
III the weather is favorable to-day
a large crowd will attend the First NJ.
+. church Sunday school picnic at
Shadyside. and the special street cars
will leave Hanover street at $3.50 this
morning.
Funeral services were conducted
over the remains of Helen Virginia.
young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Ennis, Wednesday, and the
interment was made in Riverview
cemetery.
Supt. Guy w. Finch is expected
home to-day from Cedar Point, where
he attended the convention of the
Ohio Teachers Association.
Miss Alice Wood is home from
Washington. ID. c.. 10 spend the sum
mer with her father
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner Gray. OF Econ
omy. Pa, will be here to-day to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rothermund.
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MARTINS FERRY
Belmont County Medical Society Held
Interesting Session Here on
Wednesday.

The Belmont County Medical Socie.
~ held well attended and interest
ing meeting here Wednesday in the
Commercial Association rooms. A pa
paper on "Placenta Previ." by Dr.
Jersey. OF Wheeling. was read. as
the doctor could not be present Dr
Robert A. Blackford. OF Martins Fer
~. read an excellent paper on &c
topic JestatiOn Citation or Cases"
Following the papers and discussion.
there was clinic. The meeting will
he tho last held until September. un-
less one Us called Tor Flushing by Dr.
]. a. Hohson.
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Woods of Martins Ferry. are attend
ing house party BOO 81 ClairstuIe.
LEO Gilbert who has been ill at his
home ina Kirkwood .or some days. IS
not recovering as fast as his many
friends would li,o Co see.
William Conncly. oi cincinnati. is
home tu spend some days with his
parents. ar. and Mrs Jos. Conn,Iy.
The Trinity Lutheran team Will play
their rivals. the Prosnl terilus. OF Mar
tins Ferry. this evening. on the Mac
.ahtc grounds.
John %. Gurspic. Of Kent. %. former
well known frelrht official ~ the g. a.
' road. was the guest Of his sister
Mrs. George u. Schoctz. Wednesday
Mrs Philips has returned to her
i"m' at alliance. after visit with
relatives hore
Jesse crouch. 81 the 49, A. %. iq or
duty il. and John Shane is running
loo his place.
He.. calvin O.. Hazlott 81 EoiIaire.
wan preach af the preparatory service
ln thr kirkwood church th.s evening.
Charles Entm'r and Dr Harry Eos-
nrthl' VIII leave This moruIu. ilr Coz
shocton t1 attend thc centennial
Tho case az Heller vs Nike set for
trial iu Justice Mc'onrourht court
lost night wue continued until We'd
ncsdar night of nest week
Mrs Pierce. of IOraIn. i4 the guest
n her d0urhf.r Mrs Thomrs Dun
can. OF kIr wood
Adolph Carpenter returned last
evening from C0 hoDton. where Doc at
tended thr centennial. and SAYS 20 ia
"a bis aNfIr
UuHu s. farr.ff loft Yesterday for
PitteuurE ,u business before return
Iur fu Cleveland
Str T.hIIa .l Dayton is the guest
~ relatives ln kirtwood Tor e. few
data
Mise Louisa Daniels 8. homo from
Tho sunday school convention in san
Francisco
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dix dismissed as he escaped from
estate.
+. H. Kerr appointed guardian OF
estate of John I. Henry. bond, $500.
Wills probated in estate OF Grace
Nc Kinnon. Sarah Z. McCowen.
Dr. Guido Guidi appointed guard
ian OF Lucy Retunno ct al. bond
5000.
Juvenile af1davits fled against
Herbert Wright. Fred Winston ct al
issued in case Of Jess r. Maple.
Foreign will admitted 10 record in
estate OF Mrs. =. p. Duffy.
Myrtle NJ. Russell appointed ad-
ministratrix Of estate Of F. II. Rus
sell. bond $1,000. Inventory etc.
issued
Ann King elected TO take under
the will Of 4. p. W. King.
Appraisal confirmed estate OF Edw.
-. Mansfield.
order to sell real estate in estate
Of George VI. lngler.
Notice OF appeal filed in the Cert
rude Sherlock 81 al matter.
The Austro- Hungarian Consul was
notified and asked II he cares 70 in
tcrvcnc in the appointment OF an
administrator Of Jno. sarcy.
Application 70 probate will Of Alex.
Long.
a. r. Potts appointed executor
Of estate OF Benz. J. James. bond
$500
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BRIDGEPORT
PurseloVe Miner Meets With Bad
acknowledgements Miner Has
Leg Broken.

Jos Orban. Polish miner employed
Boo tEe Purssiovc mine. met with SER
ious accident Tuesday Lisht when ais
lex was caught in a mining machine
The alba bone in thu right limb was
torn lose and the fcsn federated.
DR.. Fursythe. OF Maynard. had the man
put On freight train and brought 10
bridgeport. but the train did not get
IN until o'clock Wednesday morning
" hen the train arrived Road Master
creed Malone. who was injured in
clearing the wreck Just west or town.
was in the yards and Dr. Forsythe at
tended him before taking Orban to
tho North Wheeling hospital, wherc
his Injuries were attended.
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Mamie Mcdonnell VI. VIM. q Nc
tcrucl. suit for divorce and custody
OF child and enjoiu him from inter
fcring with them. They were mar.
ried February Do. 1903. and she a.
lcccs failure f0 provide. refusal 10
work and maintain them and ahan-
douwcnf cruelty in striking her
and shameful mietrcatmcnt Tn
showing ne was Uero lord he struck
and impaired one of her ewes. Hc
refused to associate with her and
caused her humiliation by calling her
vile names
Angelina Uonda vs. pardan Uonda.
divorce granted FOR wuful absence.
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A. $50 Johns German Lutheran
church af o'clock Wednesday morn
ink occurred the marriage OF sir ring.
land Grlyson aud Wirs Mario Huon.
krr. Uov Gr0rgo I0hanucs perform
lnf IHc ceremony Immediately f0i.
lowing ihD ceremony wedding
breakfast was served af the home OF
Mrs Gray mother OF the groom.
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Last evening az z O'Clock "a. the
home Of her parents Mr and Mrs
J. j. Fawcette occurred tho death Of
Mrs. Gertrude GroOms we'll known
and highly respected resident OF this
city. Deceased was IN the Thirty
hf'h year Of her age and was "a con.
Fistent member OF the Mcfhodfsf
church. She has been aUing
about % year and her death. although
expected came az ~ severe shock 90
her large circle ~ friends in fhiq vi.
cIni'y. No arrangements for tho
funeral have as yet been made
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John W. McFaddcn administrator
OF JOS 70 scIman vs. Rayiand Coal
company. suit for $4,000 damage
TIE was Euard for the paymaster
and on that day he was ordered 10
bring guns from "a house whore they
bad been placed and put them in the
buggy. while be was doing 20 the
horse reared and one gun that was
out of repair. as The hammer rested
en- The firing pin was discharged and
killed SolmHn. NcclIFcnco is alleged.
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JULIUS WE'LL
THE POPULAR STORE.

Plain colored Ginghsms in four
Shades OF blue. tan. pink. green,
OK blood. for one piece dresses.
Also so much used for founcings.
In big demand All colors abso
lutely fast, 12iac a yard.
2o-inch vide Embroidery founc-
ines, heavily worked. ideal for
chi.dren's dresses and skirt Aounc-
ings at zoe a yard.
Corset Cover Embroidery. real
vide. Price II wherever you want.
every concern asks 25c a ward.
We received a special price con-
cession on this lot and are able to
sell IL tomorrow at lSc "A yard.
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Master John Carter. son of Mr. ana
Mrs. Hcrvey r Carter. pleasantly on
teriaIncd party OF bits young friends
wednesday afternoon az HIS home on
North Fourth street The occasion
was his fourth birthday. ana the
young people had an enjoyable after.
noon. and one OF the pleasant fea-
lures was tho dainty refreshmcnts
served
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cood Word, Cor Judae

O. v Van Ninan. parole officer Of
the Boys Industrial school at Ian
caster is in the city looking after
rarolcd boys who are doing well he
reports. Tie speaks highly OF the
local work 90 Judge McCleary who
has charge OF the juvenile deln-
quaint court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

Last cVeninb while the horse and
buggy Of D.. w Houscr was standing
90 front of the gl.bay block on Lin
'oln avenue. tho driver Of the belmont
tt'r wagon tried 90 pass between the
Iegy and street car. with the result
mat Do tore 20 wheel or SIR. Hous-
rs busy and broke the shafts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

The SIX foreigners from Wheeling
creek. charged with assnultinr Frank
.orsi 900 pleaded guilty in Mayor
lir, socks court last evening and each
plld a. tne of one dollar and costs.
Aiier paying me fines. Frank Klnszo
bad warrant issued for Corsi and
boo VIII probably get hearing this
evening
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Goes Violently Insane.

a foreigner OF Florence. the mining
town on Glenn's Rum was brought 10
Tho city building last evening. violent.
ly insane. and was locked ND The
cause OF the mans condition is said
10 be due 20 disease. and the town
ship authoritles VIII send him % the
county inrrmary today.
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. . g DRIVES GUT
~ 9s - MALARLAL POISONING

ad h 9seaSe which gradually destroys the strong nourh-
& ~ OF INC blood when the maara poison begins absorb
~ reg copuSccS Of the circulation pale Salow com
WeonS and general impairment Of health AS e blood bcce
cle the appetite falls digestion disturbed cfs and seh fever
ana n aggravated cases bos crupons break out ON
" ~ sa IS blood poverty end the only trouble
70 cH ana purify the circulation SIS especially ad,pted IN
W cure OBJ maari troubles because contains no harmful nera
l VINE ddngih system Of the maara germs builds mn The
constitution by us hne effects you are suffering win
gn The use Of s. and rid yourself weakening dis
BOOK on the blood and medical advice
sale at drug TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC 90 II MI -
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Jos. SmigeL Polish miner. ON
pio}ed Dol tuc Crescent mine Of the
-otuu coal and Dock company. was
aIEEt under o. IAN II stone Wedn,s-
d1f afternoon. sustaining fracture
90 the LETT ankle. lie was taken TO has
lome where Dr Forsythc reduced the
fracture
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
MarrIa0e LICENSES.

Ansolmo Deuunis. IS years. and
Mary Deroia, ~ years. of Dillouvalc.
Patrick Burns "a years. and Edith
s. Devinc. % years. Of Stcuhcuvllle.
Ihoe. D. West % years. and
Hannah VI. Dickinson. 90 years. Of
TiItourtllo
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Sleeping Porch.

Contractor William Payne IS erect
Ing for George Spece. at his residence.
sleeping porch which extends out
from tho second story or the rest
dence. u IS the first OF the kind TO
be erected In this section. and is at.
tracing much attention
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Edward Williams. o. Young tov o.
Blaine was struck in fhs r.r Tuesday
with stone thrown hy another boz.
and % iq eHid There ls grave dancer
NJ The h0v losing the slEht of tho meme
1'r The fsthrr ~ The injured boy
was here yrsterdaN and arrests may
follow
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Thomas Conncrs. Thomas Taylor
and 1hrmaf Rough. OF Georgetown.
implicated .1 fho alleged hoIdup ~
James Ufcrndes. were before grrIro
J. ". MorrrI yesterday and errv
held Tor court In 5000 bonds each
Lawrfnce Conucrs. boy under sIv
teen years OF age. Who .s also im.
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Tuesday evening az The home Of
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Belt. ST.. Of Mt
Zion. was performed the marriage
ceremony 81 their daughter. Miss ida
b. Belt and Mr. Kearns r. Jeners.
a prosperous young farmer OF that
vicinity. Rev. Hurlbut pastor OF
tho Brooks Run church performed
the ceremony.
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Sunday sehoel outlrn.

The Christian Sunday school Of
this city and Tho Christian Sunday
school OF Wheeling viii hold an out.
ing az Rock spring park. Friday Of
this week a train wIU leave Tho
Panhandle station ln Wheeling az y
p. m $50 train wi1 leave DoUalro.
10 is expected large number of Tho
local congregation and Sunday school
Will attend
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kirrwood council Senior American
Mechanic rud Plymouth Council OF
H'l.airo VIII give "a Joint picnic mo Ep-
worth park on July 90. a committee
ie preparing n program Tor the day.
and ono ~ che features viii bo q BAN
game between too two LODGES Tho
bethesda team viii play the winner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

D0mniro. fho young son ~ Mrs
Appno is suu missing from bis home
and whilo some think the boy ran
away. Tho majority of me people be-
ieFc Do uaf drowned in the river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
Lost Two Fingers.

Robert Hicks. a young man en-
ployed 600 ihe Martins Ferry BOX q
Barrel Works. had two OF his fingers
cut or Wednesday when the~members
came in contact with q saw IN the
plant
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Word vas received hero yesterday
or fhe death OF Mrs Eliza Heather.
.urfon. wIfc Of Hamdcn Hcafherinp
'Dn which occurred in fhe family
home ln Caldwell. o Deceased was
90 years ~ are. and was former
resident ~ this city. and was hold
'n high esteem by all Who know hor
Besides hcr husband fhe Is survived
hy ono con and three daughters Tho
remains VIII be brought fo This city
Friday morning m Tho ohio River
A. western Railroad. and faton fo
Tho Bradley chapel. on belmont
street Tho iuformrnf viii Boo made
n Rose 1850 cemetery
BOY scouts
Under Tho Leadership of Row Cal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
No Saloon Slams

Contracting Painter John Giqen
stated last night. that yesterday Do,
painted out IN. last saloon sign on Cd
'uildins 10 town. when the straight
whisky sign was painted over on "a,
TANNER building on Main street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

The trustees OF the nremen's pen
sion fund will hold a meeting in the
Central hose house Sunday afternoon.
The fund is growing. as since Il has
been started under the present system
only one claim has been filed.