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Martins rerry Brtefa.

Mr and Mrs James Williams OF
" Uncle Ind. fosmer local residents. are
visiting old friends here for few days
Charles Hell and family returned from
relatives
Mrs Many Adams. OF Ironton. q a.
visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. H. Will
iams. OF jefferson street.
The Baraca Bible class OF the First
u p sunday school held business
meeting .s- al the church on Saturday even
Harry sommer. the popular local bar
Der. gave away several hundreds OF ane
garna lions yesterday FOR the memorial
Mrs e. : Eaton and son. ArRii. ar.
visiting relatives ~ Canton
Miss Anna Lewis % North Fifth
Htreet. mas gone 10 Youngstown 70 VISIT
The Presbyterian Bible class team los,
10 the strong Manufacturing corrpsn,,
team on the. Hoyle Held Saturday by the
\ number OF the Alpha ~ fraternity
boys vii leave today FOR Freep0rt. where
tueF VIII establish q camp for the sum
Gibson Woods. who was bitten b,, q.
large bull dog last week is getting aion~
nicely and word has been received from
columbus. where the head % the DOG
rabies
Mrs lou Randall. formerly Mrs Len
lawson. viii leave for Vineyard Haven.
With her husband
grievance a. the Florence rnfne
norm % the city was settled saturday
uf TIE mine = officials
lnNitatons have been received here for
The ueddiuE o. Miss Sarah Fllirrlfs a
former loCal young lady 10 prominenf
member ~ t1s postoIice force - EIkius.
". Va. aud tIe CEREMONY viii taEs pf.r.
on me llth 90 this month
Misses Gene and Mary often OF -
friends
Mes Ermn Runyun is spending sew
eral da1s with local friends and rsfn-
lives
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BLUM BROS.
BELLAIRE.
REMNANT RUG SALE.

Monday we're going TO sell some
big rugs al the lowest price ever
quoted In the eity-we've gone
through our entire rug stock and
all patterns that have been sold
down to one OF kind We've placed
a green ticket. which means greatly
reduced prices.
We've had a wonderful season
for rugs and there is going 10 be
a lot more satisfied customers
Monday. Here are a few OF the
bargains-all SKIP feet:
Heavy Smith Administer 9Xl2
foot red and tan oriental; was
S22.50. reduced TO $685..
Heavy Smith Administer tan
and green; was S22.5O. reduced 10
1885.
Bigelow Body Brussels rug,
green and tan all-over design; was
S25. reduced 10 1885.
Extra Heavy Smith -.xmins Ter.
oak. tan and green oriental; was
S25, reduced to 1888.
/ Bigelow Body Brussels. oak and
green. small medallion: was $25,
reduced 10 $685..
! Extra Heavy l0-wire Brussels.
red. tan and green ail-over medal
lion; was $50. reduced 10 Si495.
Heavy Smith Administer. red
oriental medallion; was $3.50. re-
duced 20 1885.
/ Heavy Velvet. green and tan
medallions; was $3.50. reduced to
$685.
Heavy Smith Administer. green
and red medallion. was 800 so. re-
duced 20 1895.
Extra Heavy Smith Administer.
old rose and green medallion. was
S22 so. reduced 10 1855.
Heavy Smith Administer. two
toned red: was S25. reduced to
1855.
Come Monday. select your rug.
and save enough money 20 buy
your lace curtains and other house
hold needs
Monday. 25c Corset Cover EN-
broidery. 1Sc
Table Of SOC Dressing sacques.
39c.
Big lot OF Table Cloth and Towel.
ing remnants 40 special low prices.
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BELLAIRR



An interesting program has been
prepared for the annual banquet Of
the Belmont county Bay Association.
which will be- held in The Globe Hotel
in this city next FRIDAY. June 10 The
commlfter In charge OF fHe affair has
spared no pains Dol make fha BANQUET
ono which aIll Dol decided success
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ron. o.. an advocate % The recall OF
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STEUBENYILLB

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MARTINS FERRY
Hospital workers Expect TO Boost Total
TO over Ten Thousand
Marx To-day.

The campaign workers have gotten to-
fether in earnest and 10 Is expected that
more than $4,000 viii be fotaIed before
the day Is over Saturdays report Err
nest iiarker's team lead for the day
with "a total OF S576.5U. The total FOR
~ day was 81 563. making a Grand total
OF &5.1fH for the two days work The
ladies Of the 81 Johns German I.n-
theran church viii serve the supper this
evening
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land. ct al. judgment by confession for
f5122u
Mary Y. Steese vs. Marcus &. Steese.
divorce granted for failure 20 provide
Mon Lumber company vs.. &. ". Yo-
cum. - al. suit In foreclosure on a note
FOR 9s2s22
Peretz Fisher. 81 al. vs. Ignatz Vim
kauvic 81 al. suit for 1890 for breach
or contract In sale or property.
Emma r. Watson vs. James r. Wat
son. divorce for wilful absence and gross
neglect and she was given custody OF
child.
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TAG DAY
Proved Great success. On Saturday.
Over Three Thoussnd poilsrs
Was Contributes.

1T IL More Blessed 20 Give Than IN
Receive alwayF has been Wheelings
motto. and Saturday the charity OF the
local citizens was shown when they
contributed $3.41s.03 TO the City hos
pital tag day fund 20 fight the dreaded
white plague. This was several hun
dred dollars more than contributed AT
any previous tag day campaign.
The contributions will be given TO
the Anti-Tuberculosis society, TO be
used In maintaining the View Point
sanitorium. At the close OF the days
campaign. Saturday. W. A Wilson,
president OF the Ohio County Tuber-
culosis League. made the following
statement:
To the generous contributors to
the tag day" fund for the work
OF the Ohio County tuberculosis
League, greetings. We eheerfuily
and gladly acknowledge our obll-
cation and gratitude to every man,
woman and child who contributes
90 generously to-day 10 the cause
OF humanity and pray that every
one who gave TO this noble work
may receive a hundred fold. To
Mrs. Howard Haxlett, superIn-
tendent Of the work, and splendid
corps Of ladies who assisted In
the management and the efficient
solicitors with their bright faces
and happy Thank you" To the
Women's Hospital Association we
express our thanks for their de-
voted and untiring effort. To the
press OF Wheeling who 80
thoroughly and generously kept
tire ast.c Informed OF the "tao
day r-oveHent we ACKNOWLEDGES
our ea'.sslisa and return our sin
cere tGsass.
w. A. WILSON,
President ohio County Tubercu-
losis League.
The following table will show how
wheeling contributed S655.63 more
1 this wear than Ala
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Badly Injured

While leaning from "a car as f vac
passing fhs sixteenth Street bali park
Grant Scott conductor ~ car SO ftf.
Df fhs Beiairs division. wee sfrurk
by H pole end painfully injured about
tae head yesterday afternoon af f.l-
Or D. Hareirr una called and
dressed ffr injured mans wounds
end Do Ia rfNI in daHFfrrua foudI.
zion The pole which haa Iuse o.
rerTv been placed. ls VEN close to
rrH Tracks
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1M11UNGa2D
M0THERSN

No young woman. m TIE joy Of
coming motherhood. should NEGLECT
20 prepare her system for the physi
cal ordeal she 81 % UNDERGO. Ths
health % both hgracg and ne eomirs
ehld depends largely upon TIE care
abe bestoEa upoa herself durinE ths
waiting months. Mothera Frienf
prepares Tie cEpectarf mofher-a 80
ten Tor tha coming event. ard Sc 80
uaEea her cCrfcrfatls drrinr 81 -
tern 10 works via anf f1r nature.
ard ~ gradually erp1nflna au &c.
r1ca. muacies and trrfara. involved.
ard kcrrirE ne truarfa IN sd ccr-
lliicn. briuEs fhs uouan - ~ cria'a
ln arleraif rtrucal rrrfllIoa- rs
tatg. Toe. a. uors ari o. b. perfect arf
9trurE utErs a. mrftrr kas ~
rrFraref hrraelf o. nrfrraa arr-~us
f-rrfirl- No teffsr afrlrs $3.50 -
EiFFr n Tuurr s1reefarf 1913 ftar
tt1f 80 80 MrftsTn arf rnn
ratirlrs 49, ta1 rrrFsr O. rairs
n tnurrrrfn %
- 1. - !. 0IHERS
as. ,'t .. &FRIENn
eerE - errrrf
srf -rttrra urlrt $3.50 "A
Faiuatia i-frT-nrar. 80 uarr -
E-sfirns 81 q $500 rafrra.
nAnfub E1eulkroa c. A,a-. e.
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Attend Convention.

The Belmont county branch OF the
Ohio State Druggists Association will
meet al GAINESVILLE Wednesday. and
very interesting session is prom
ised. c. VI. Wyrick. OF this city. will
deliver an address on Capitalization
OF the Drug Business"
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Rsaular M..tIna ronLnh,.

The regular meeting ~ BcIlaire
AerIe. NO 37i. p. o. r. will Boz held
10 The Odd Fellows Hall on Belmont
street. This evening and n fun attend
ance ~ fhe members Is requested ss
several important matters viii &C.
ceivo attention.
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Excursion Yesterday.

The Christopher society OF this
city gave a boat excursion yester-
day up the river. The steamer Lib
erty left the local wharf about 10
O'Clock with large crowd aboard and
made the trip up the river. returning
late in the evening.
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Or south Third street. e. member OF the
1909 class Of the local high school. and
40 present student a. he Ohio uufver-
Fltr az Athens. o., and Mr. John VIII
q Macarthur. o.. has been announced.
Mr. VIII is the teller Of the Ninton coun-
- bank The CEREMONY will be- held
the latter part OF the month
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Meeting mis- Aft.rnoon

The executive committee OF the
American Boy club will meet IN the
office OF Charles Dickens on Belmont
street for the purpose OF completing
arrangements for their banquet.
which vii lbe held on the evening Of
June 81.
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Helped TO ks,p Down Ern.n....

Mrs. J. p. Henry, Akron, Mich.
tells how she did so: Il was both.
cred with my kidneys and had TO 20
nearly double. tried a sample OF
Foley's Kidney Pills and they did me
so much good that bought a bottle.
and they saved me big Doctors
BILL For weak back. backache. rheu-
matism. urinary aud kidney troubles.
use Foley Kidney Pills. They help
quickly. Coleman & Co
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fully injured about the head and face
yesterday afternoon The lad was
cranking the automobile for Frank
Todhunter. when the engine backfired
throwing the lad to the ground, Sc
yerely bruising HON about the face
and cutting a cash in his forehead
Just above the eye.
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Presbyterian Picnic.

The annual picnic OF the Kirkwood
Presbyterian Sunday school will be
held AZ shadyside on Thursday OF
this week. and special care viii be
secured to take out the crowd. A
number OF field events have been ar
ranged and a good old fashioned time
will be enjoyed.
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p1avrronnd Arr.ng.m.n,,

AINrf Do DNarEe uf the opening uf
We Playground uu saturday will come
lirit arrangements ir "a day or two. and
u o. aimed fu make the day Dix one.
iaEH Wii Dol sold 90 dHy beginning 900
tne Wuruiue. AMI 20 neiI meet. end fhs
eNefclHeH viii be held in fhe afternoon.
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people 70 thu Martins Ferry hospital
and workers have been here several
times At first "a was intended 20
have team here. made up OF local
people. but nobody could b secured
20 take charre.
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Victor Morgan OF this city was given
a reception by the members Of the Mid
way club OF the Island on Saturday
evening The club. led by a band. came
here and took Morgan by force 10 their
club rooms. where they had a fine ban
quet in honor Of his recent marriage.
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BRIGADE Meets

The Junior Brigade of the First
Presbyterian church will meet this
evening at $50. The Senior Brigade
OF this church will meet at the church
at 7:15 this evening.
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Missionary Society Mee,Ina

The Wopan's Home and Foreign
Missionary society OF the First Pres
byterian church will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the home OF
the Misses Crafty at S o'clock Tues
day evening.
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Funeral Held Yesterday Af.rnoo,

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late John Thurn. who died
Wednesday morning Of heart failure.
az the home 81 his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Thurn. on North JeHer.
son street. were conducted a. the fam.
ily residence. a. . o'clock. by the Rev.
o. g. Herbrecht. pastor Of the First
Reformed church. Of which the de.
ceased was a lifelong member The
members Of the Bellalre postofice
force acted az pail bearers The re.
mains we're conveyed 10 Rose HI
cemetery for interment.
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% is reported that The managers ~
tLe local theatres Will give the receipts
uf one evening this week 90 tHe hospital
fund. and the nIEIt will hc selected and
announced this afternoon.
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IN nearly nll of the local churches laet
etruInA fNiIdreuH Unr wac ohaerf %
Wi'H special programs in wUirr the chill
uIfn uf fNr sunday a.Uuuf took part
TIE programs were al Of = hlEh order.
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Glass Confirmed.

At st. Anthony's Catholic church.
yesterday. Bishop Hartley confirmed
a class OF 81. The services were
largely attended. as were the Corpus
Christi services held in the morn
ing. Bishop Hartley will go TO Bar
ton and Maynard. to-day.
Fine Program.
a musical program will be rendered
tomorrow evening at the Blaine Pres
byterian church. and some fine nub-
bers are included. Piano, violin and
vocal solos will be rendered besides
several readings.
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~ Che First ~. r. church Yesterday
morning. Rev Mohn administered hap
usm Co about thirty children In the
evening she ChildrenHs Day program was
rendered
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VIII Have spsaksrs.

There will be speakers Al the evening
meetings OF the campaign workers this
week. and local men will speak the frst
two nights.
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saturday night was one OF the quiet-
est In police circles for several months
ana no arrests were made either then or
yesterday.
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Joint ConNentlnn

Charles Albasin. William Apple
garth and William Roy, OF the sub
district miners will 20 to New Phila-
delphia to-day to attend a conference
at which the north end scale will be
settled.
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Child Buried.

An infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Camille Lucci. who died at the home
of the parents. west OF town. was
buried yesterday afternoon in Lin
wood cemetery.
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The program IN observance Of Chill
orens Day. which was published In
these columns. was renrered last
evening az the kirkwood NJ. Z.
church and a large attendance was
present The numbers were all very
good and were greatly appreciated.
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Misses Mary and Miriam Samuel on Cen
ter street shower will be given in
honor OF Miss Louis Jones. who will
De married In the near future
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memorial address and f. was said TO
be one Of the best ever given in this
city.
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JULIUS WE'LL.
THE POPULAR STORE.
MONDAY, BARoArH DAY

hOHDAY, BA10AIN Day
2o Chambray ons-pdOos dresses that
came BaturdAy; some plain blue, trim
med with cheched ginrham- Shoyt
sleeves, square neck; others checked
IN blue and white; body plain blue;
al worth Sits and S2.5o. Monday,
only sl.oo
5 dozen lawn Kimonas, made Of
fast colorod lawns, ktmona sleeves;
worth SOC, at 2Sc.
80 pieces OF coiored lawns and
Daisies; all pretty designs; some
among them worth 25o a yard: Mon
day, 1oc q yard
Another tnstalment of 40 inches
wide unbleaehsd muslin, worth lie a
yard: Monday. IL yards for 81 90.
ODDS and ends OF H 4 O. Corssta
worth sl.oo pair; short styles lust
the thing for stout women; Monday,
4sc n pair.
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"Ye Old Tyne" Rugs

! These are in every respect the same as
the rag rugs our grandmothers used, except
for the fact that they are made from new rags
and with a more judicious selection of colors.
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w. A. WILSON,
President Ohio County Tubereu-
losis League.

The following table will show how
wheeling contributed $655.63 more |
this year than il did last:
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Patriotism

~ pfEFcf-s goGDss sEBfEzE DrErorEsF
seuf rsnarfr.
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60 III Ii
fruu aHnran
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-19
YALE HAS ISSUED
N0TAbLEDEGREES
List Of Recipients Contains
Names Of Notable Me0 Of
the Country
George Borup Among the
List Was Drowned Early
This Spring

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 49,
Eight hundred and fifty-two degrees
in course were granted at Yale uni.
versity today at its 212th annual com
mencement. OF this number $40 are
in two under graduate departments
and the others are in graduate or pro-
fessiOnal schools. Among the names
of those awarded degrees of Master
of Arts appeared that of George Bo-
rup, 1907, who was associated with
Peary in his Arctic explorations, and
who lost his life by drowning in Long
Island Sound off Crescent Beach,
Conn.,. April 23rd of the present year.
Among the recipients of honorary
degrees Were Master of Arts, William
Bryan Hooker, graduate of Yale, and
a critic, poet and essayist; Doctor of
Science Henry Turner Eddy, dean of
the graduate school Of the University
Of Minnesota; Doctor of Laws George
Washington Goethals, in charge of
the Panama Canal work, and Franklin
MacVeagh. secretary of the United
States treasury.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-19
VIOLENT EXPLOSION
WAS FATAL TO MANY
Rescue Equip uipmeDt Being
Rushed TO Where Men We're
Ent0mbed This Morning
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
TRINIDAD, Colo, June. 19.-Thir-
teen miners were entombed and are
believed dead as the result of an ex-
plosion in the Hastings mine of the
Victor American Fuel company, six
teen miles from here early today.
One miner, badly hurt, was rescued,
and a rescue equipment is being rush.
ed there.
Mine officials believe the explosion
was caused by windy shot" which
set off quantity of gas. A large
force of rescuers from adjoining
mines are at work.
John Thomas. the fire boss. is be-
lieved to have lost his life. The othes
victims are believed to have been for
eigners.
Superintendent Cameron and his
party succeeded in locating a number
of bodies behind the heavy walls, but
no hope is held out that any are alive.
Those not killed outright, died soon
after. Cameron believes, from suffo-
cation.
The mine fan was not damaged and
the wrecked slope is being cleared
Of poisonous gases.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-19
HOT FIRE
At MANDAN
Fire Fighters in Mandan Do
Valiant Work in Saving
Burning Building

Special to The Tribune.
MANDAN, June 19.-Fire in an old
frame building adjoining the build
ing of the Missouri Valley Grocery
company about 9:30 last evening
caused a good deal of excitement as
the grocery company seemed in i'm
minent danger for a half hour or
more. The building, owned by a Mr..
Wilcox of Bismarck, had been stand
ing vacant for some time, and, though
quite large, was nothing but shell;
the fire. which is believed to have
III purposely set by some one, as
was every indication of oil hav-
en- poured over the wood, ragged
~ high the old timber as though it
We're tar paper, and the fire boys did
some excellent work in keeping it so
we'll under control. A frame build
ing Immediately adjoining the burn
ing structure wa sentirely preserved.
The loss, though the building was to-
tally destroyed, is slight.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-19
EIGHT HOUR Law
NOW IN EFFECT
Daily Hours Fixed for Labor
erS and Mechanics oD
Government Work

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 49,
President Taft today signed the act
of Congress limiting to eight hours
the daily service of laborers and me-
chanies employed on government
work. and Immediately afterward is
sued an executive order exempting
any contracts in connection with the
Panama canal until January l, 1915.
The canal will be finished before that
date, according to expectation of en-
gineers.