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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22

the association will be held al Wells
burg In October.
The Paxton memorial fountain.
which for a number OF years has
graced the public square. vas re
paired Saturday and put In good shape
for summer use. All the pipes were
gone over and all necessary repairs
made and the openings were 50 ar.
ranged that the water viii be sprayed
over the entire basin.
Last evening IN ST. PauTs Evan
Eelical church on the South Side the
Rev. August G. Rasche. pastor % the
church. preached very interesting
sermon IN English. and Was assisted
BY stereopticOn views Christ in the
Wilderness. with Ills Lies Prob
lem was che subject - the sermon.
and the church vas flled. az the sub
iert VAS special for the day. The
choir rendered splendid musical
program. assisted b. the church or
Cheafra
Five West VirEinlans viu aid
President Taft in bis EFFORT 90 organ
ize a national board 90 trade Thcy
are senator Watson. Hon william q
Brown. Hon Henry q Davis. ZION
John " Davis and George " sum
mers
Tho corner stone ~ the neu Star
taf Auditorium uili 10 .a.f uu spr:
etth vim impressive services Any
person having Old coins or old news.
papers can deposit them in fhp corner
stone BY leaving them uifh Mr For
NOT later than the 2ffh
Within r. short time the Old city
hospital huiidiuE all pass 90 memory
Tho unrk ~ tearing down ne Old
structure is prnrrrsainF rapidly. and
within r. shorf time fhe work % erect
ma the ncu building viii b. started
william Emmerlinc vho tried to
commit suicide Saturday 40 the North
Wheeling hospital ~ cutting biz
throat. is recovering rapidly u vas
stated a. the hospital last evening
that the man o. entirely ont of dan.
ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
Class Erterssir<6-

Friday evening. a. her home IN Elm
Grove. Mrs J. n Meek pleasantly en-
tertained the members % the Phila-
thea Bible class. q the Stone church
One OF the interesting features Of the
evening Vas = sewing contest over
thirty members we're present. and
after the business meeting. a social
session was held. during which dainty
refreshments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
NEED FOR RELIEF
IN FLOOD DISTRICT

- " FIOOD Do NIIT
WASHINGTON. April 21.-Ths
need for relief work being carried on
by the army in the Mississippi valley
increases daily as the crest OF the
food moves oceanvard.
Already upward of 10000 persons
are being fed daily in the districts be-
tween Hickman. KY, and Natchez
Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
Espanlta Dance

At Wheeling Park tonight the Es-
panita Society dance will again be
the attractive event Until the park
Is opened IN full there will be no
gate admission charged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
Dance To-Nloht.

A select dance will be given this
evening by the Cotillion club In the
Carroll club auditorium. Music will
be rendered by the Eiks' orchestra OF
Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
Republicans Declare For VIM. H. TaftSOCIETYl

We the undersigned Republicans Ohio
of
work for his denomination and reelection the Presidency
County and earnestly Republicans County and West
form the protection of American industry
to join with in the m Taft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
Sixteenth Birthday.

Miss Jessie Bartels was pleasantly
surprised by a number of her friends
at her home. $40 Bow street. I'm honor
OF her sixteenth birthday. Games and
music were the diversions OF the even
ing. At a late hour dainty refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Misses Emma Paetzold. Marie
Pilger. Olive Davis. Elva Manners,
Pauline Schell. Hattie Kreutzer. Lille
McCoun. Mary Price. Anna Schaub.
Ida May Florence. Bessie Poth. Clara
Heller. Martha Bartels. Mrs. Henry
Bartels. Mrs. Chas. Conway. Miss Jes-
sic Bartels: Messres. Harry Hemrod.
Henry Bauer. Harry Patterson. Earl
futile. Carl Decamp. Andrew Kargus.
Paul Sonnefeld, Clyde Volts. William
Bartels. Tom Miller. Oliver Conway,
Louis Bartels and Frank Bartels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
kafee Ninita.

On Thursday afternoon and even
ing, from to 2 O'Clock. the members
OF the Ladies' Aid Society of the St.
Paul's Evangelical church OF the South
Side will hold their regular monthly
meeting and kaffee lVisite. The COM
mittee OF ladies are busy arranging
Tor the affair and elaborate prepara-
lions are being made for the entertain
Ing OF "a large number OF visitors In
connection with the social festivities.
there Is a special musical program be-
ing arranged and the event should
prove very successful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22

40. Cordela. the grass widow is
anythine but srsan-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22

y. Sprouse.
.. NJ. Shannon.
Dan Snyder.
Cecil Sheldon.
w. ]. Skinner.
NJ. Somehow.
w. F.. Stone.
James w. Starkey.
August Schenerlein.
Robert NJ. Strange.
Ollie Scott.
Thomas w. Saunders.
Thomas II. Smith.
n. B. Scott.
Albert NJ. Schenk.
Harry b. Snyder. -
Salem p. Sain. Z
B. Sain.
E f. Schenerlein
Grant Shively.
c. II. Simpson.
n. V. Springer.
Albert A. Straub.
II. w. Schrebe.
Lewis K. Snodgrass.
A. {. Stifel.
|. NJ. Scott.
Jno. Schott.
John Stenger.
Harry Sivitz.
Martin Schenk.
J. NJ. Sprouse.
Louis Seishen.
Chas. Swartz.
Henry Seamon.
Ed. Seamon.
Louis Seamon.
II E Simpson, Sr.
Dan Starkey.
Marion Smith.
Silas Summers.
Lawrence Sanders.
Everitt Scott.
Thomas +. Smith.
Robert Spence.
James T. Simmons.
Jos. Speidcl.
George 4. Tsppan.
n. w. Thurber.
F. ]. TruSsell.
F. NJ. Thomas.
John K. Tolbert. .
d. r. Tappan. III
ID. w. Thornton.
W. II. Tallman.
James r. Travis.
William II. Thornton.
Louis Tiers.
John Thomas.
Clarence Thompson.
Charles Taplett.
George A. Terry.
Robert Thornton.
VIM. Henry Taylor.
Joe Taylor.
Harry Uthman.
Charles Csleton.
Howard u. Van Dcrveer.
Charles Ncnneman.
Milton Neuncm1n.
Fred ". Vogt.
{. II. Narnell.
n. r. Nann.
Albert Wick
John r Vetters.
J r. Vance.
Thornton Vinney.
NJ. J. Neneman.
" F. Vance.
Pearl Verse.
". \. Wilson
{. Elizic Williams
Howard Wilkinson. Jr.
W = Nnchcr.
John " Woodward.
3 " Wilson.
Chat'es WiIfrcd
7 mple Washington
Harry J Waseman.
Charles Williams
T. 4 Whitehead
" = Wagner
J v Weetfail
L ID Wilson
T. B Wilson
Alphonsus Ningerter
Harry Warrick
George WILSON
Burr Var
lames Wsiker
Dharl~s Wheeler
John Walter
Nayman Watkins
Rgtt-l Williams
Harm Whrr
lrat 3 Nhr rmar.
r q Wuifars
lrfrrer Warden
ffarr. William.
i.fr lI Williams
Ifrarf N aIsrr
iHr Wake
A~Hr Na.fugt.
.rrf Nf a.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
ST. GAINESVILLE
Realty Deeds Filed.

Rodney Barnes TO Ida Bumgorner.
tract OF land in ST Clairsville; consid-
Grafton, 81
The Belmont Brewing Companyto
the Wheeling Terminal Railroad Com
pany. tract OF land in Martins Ferry;
consideration. 81.
Sarah A. Armstrong to Harry NJ.
Armstrong. tract OF land in Washing
ION township: consideration 81.
Mahala Dun and others to Chester
Ashton tract OF land in Pease town
ship. consideration. SI4OO.
Emma McCue and others 20 Mahala
DUFF. tract OF land in Pease township;
consideration. $1,000.
Martin Pribola and others to Mary
Koldos and others. tract OF land in
Pultney township. consideration. $3.50.
Paul Matte 10 Rosa Matte. tract OF
land In Pultney township. considera.
ton. ST.
Matthew Whitlach and wife to Jesse
Morton and wife. tract OF land In Cole
rain township. consideration, 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
~HELLo BILL" SCORES
HIT AT THE COURT.

inal comedian. VIII Deming. Is this
week delighting large audiences at
the Court Theatre I'm the principal
comedy role in Hello Bill Willus
Goodhue's sCreamingly funny farce.
IL II the most congeial part he has
played since coming here, and the play
taken as a whole. is surfeted with
surprising situations and funny speech
IS. II is undoubtedly the best comedy
and most popular play offered by the
stock company this season and large
audiences will probably he in evidence
during the remainder OF the week
There Will be "a matinee tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
BANKERS TO MEET
Annual Gathering at Bellaire Toror-
ro"-Will Be rendered Reeep-
ton and Banquet

Tomor'w in Boilaire the seventh
ohio glup ~ bankers will hold
their annual session and will De- the
guests ~ the BANKERS 81 HeIlaire.
Bridgeport Martins Ferry and -.
'lairsviilr. The visitors will number
$50 or more from mine counties In the
central and eastern part 81 the state
and VIII Doe royalty entertained.
Representative will be- present
from the banks located IN washing
ton. Monroe. Guernsey. Muskingum.
Perry noble. Tussarawas. Coshorton
and Belmont counties and the repre-
q natives will meet a. 100 o'clock
Tor business session which will in
clude the election 81 officers. The re-
Waindcr q the afternoon will be spent
eigntgc'inE and Boo the evening 90 ban
quct VIII Doc served la Armory hall a
which President vs.. T. Shearer 81
GAINESVILLE and Secretary s. Is Ram
hin 90 Columbus will DO the guests
% honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
ARRESTED FOR
AUTO SPEEDING
WERE PEOPLE rURRrINc TC
THEIR BURNING HOME.
Man Who Pulled Fire Apparatu,
May Also Face a Charge Of
Auto Speeding.

GAINESVILLE. o.. June IL
Speeding to a burning home fantic
parents fearing for the safety OF
their children and others with them
were arrested for auto speeding by
Constable Daugherty. AS a result
they must stand trial here tomorrow.
The case is most unusual. Monday
at about 3 o'clock the home OF James
Chiefly was discovered TO be on fire.
He jumped into the auto OF DR.. Ale
CARNEY. who lives in adjoining
property and started for the scene
OF the fire. They were held up an
arrested by the constable.
In another part OF the city Mrs.
Chiefly. in a fainting condition over
fear that her children might come
to harm in the fire. was placed in
the auto OF w. z. Huffman and Mr..
Huffman and Marshall Boyd started
for the fire. also to be held up by
Daugherty and arrested for speed
ing.
There is an anti-speed ordinance
In GAINESVILLE with fees for those
making arrests.
f. J. Daugherty. who hitched his
auto TO the Hook & Ladder Truck
and pulled IL to the scene OF the FIRE
is also said to be facing arrest. The
case has aroused much feeling here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
Pimply Faces
Made Clean
zemo Is Wonder for Driving PIN
pies Away. You See Them Go.
They Can't Stay.
Get :hs ascent Trial sosa. Today.

Touch pimples with liquid ZEMo and
they begin TO dry at once. During the
night they scale off and In two or three
days no trace IL left. the skin Is clean.
The same OF blotches. salt rheum. ecze-
ma. hives, rash. chatting. scalp disease.
or any other skin affliction. In a new
book on How TO Preserve the skin" are
many wonderful pictures OF what ZE.MO
does. and has actually accomplished.
This book comes with every 2b-cent trial
bottle OF ZEMO whiSh YOU can purchase
at any Drug store or will be mailed
upon receipt OF price by z. W. Rose Med
icine Company, 81. Louis. Mo. Nothing
else has ever been so highly recommend
ed for all skin troubles. IL Is 80 clean.
so nice TO use. leaves no trace the mo-
ment u is applied. IL IL wonderful,
ZEMO Is put up in large 800 size bot
ties and In 25-cent liberal size trial bot
ties. ZEMO is sold and highly recon-
inended by leading druggists throughout
America. and in Wheeling by Chas r
Goethe n Co. &. IT. Greist q Co: Selby
u Reed. bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
ONO: pankworth Bros. Pharmacy. Bell
aire. Ohio; O. q. Gates. Benwood, w.
Va; werlich Drug Co. wellsburg. w.
Va: Harry /. Myers McMechen. w. Va:
VIII Peabody, Moundsville. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
YEGGS CRACK
P. 0. SAFE
GET AWAY WITH FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS.
klee Postoffice Robbed at an Early
Hour Yesterday - May Be Yeggs
Who Broke in st. ClairsviIle.

Yeggmen cracked the safe in the
store and fourth-class postof!ice con-
Quoted by +. l.. Gooch, al Klee. AZ
an early hour Tuesday morning and
made a safe getaway with $500 in
money. the property OF Mr.. Gooch,
and $3.50 in government bonds and
stamps. The same methods were
used in the robbery as those used at
ST. Clairsville a few weeks ago. when
the postoffice at that place was robbed
and the authorities are OF the belief
that the same men committed the rob
cry at Bellaire.
The robbery. was discovered at 6
o'clock Tuesday morning by Mr..
GOoch, when he opened the store. 4
window on the west side OF the build
ing was found open. this being the
means OF the thieves entrance. Upoh
investigation IL was learned that the
thieves had used some tool TO pry off
the knob on the combination OF the
safe. after which they applied an eX-
Llosive and cracked open the door
Muslin and other goods kept IN the
store were tightly packed about the
safe 10 deaden the sound OF the ex-
plosion, and ten persons sleeping N
the house which Immediately adjoins
fhe store. failed to her the burglars a.
their work or tho explosion.
\ rigid search OF the surrounding
! territory was started. and on a hill
I side near Bellaire were found a num-
[ Der OF checks. which Mr. Gooch had
made out and locked in the safe The
authorities of neiEhboring towns have
been notified OF the robbery. 4 gov.
eminent iusneCfDr was i'm npIlafra
I yesterday investigating the matter.
The robbery was one Of the boldest
, OF its kind ever committed IN the vi
[ cini'y OF Bellaire. Included in the
amount OF money taken was one
| thousand pennies and about 5000 IN
/ nickles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
BIG SUITS
FILED BY BELLAIRE PEOPLE IN
BELMONT COUNTY COURT.
Dr.. Piersol Sued for $4,000 by Form.
er Patient Teresa Stetson Sues
fraction Co.

Two big damage suits were filed at
St. Clairsville. Teresa Stetson sued
the Wheeling Traction company for
$4,000 as a result Of injuries she re-
Ceived at Bellaire. when she alleges
she had 10 cross the track 10 reach
her car and was struck and injured.
John Noyer sued DR. Joseph Pier
sol OF Bellaire. for $4,000 damages, as
result Of alleged malpractice. He
alleges that in treating his eyes the
doctor neglected to administer an
antidote for poison used in treating
his eyes. and that as aresult the
sight was so injured that he had 20
give up his work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
WRONG AGAIN
Market Street Organ Missed Cost
Of Schenk Case 70 Ohio County
BY $500

Yesterday morning the Market
Street Dopester informed a long suf-
fering public that the Schenk case.
which has Just been disposed OF
cost the county OF Ohio over $50, 900.
when as a matter OF fact they missed
IL just $4,000. Prosecuting Attorney
Handlan stated last evening that the
case cost the county at tho outside
about $500. There were l22 jurors on
the case for 10 days at 81 per day,
making s456 and ten witnesses at 81
per day and none OF them were held
the full time and this would amount
10 about 800 and with mileage and
other incidentals would make up the
total Of approximately $500.
From this can be seen that the
Dopester's figures were slightly on
but this Is a fair example OF the aver
age accuracy OF that inaccurate sheet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
To Sell Panama Mine.

Before the front door OF the court
house. on Saturday. June Is. Receiver
Samuel Garrison. OF the Panama Coal
Cmpany. will sell the company's prop
erty. consisting OF - acres Of coal,
south OF this city. a lease on 1000
acres OF coal adjoining and the Pana.
ma mine fixtures. The Ben Franklin
Company. OF Pittsburgh. have been
operating this mine the past several
months and have expended several
thousands OF dollars TO put the mine
on a paying basis and II Is but natural
that they will be the highest bidders
for the property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
Oldfield Funeral Held.

Funeral services over the late
Mrs. Ruth A. Oldheld who died at
her late residence on Oak avenue on
Monday morning OF typhoid-pneu-
monia were held last evening at
1870 o'clock The body and funeral
party will leave here this morning
at 1925 for St Marys, where inter
ment will be made. The deceased
Is survived by a husband and eight
children all who reside in this city.
She was - years OF age
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
GRAND ORIENT
To Hold Pienio or state Fair Grounds
and Very interesting Event
Anticipated

Fort Henry Council so g. Grand
Orient. VIII picnic ON the State Fair
OPpunds Saturday June ga and the
a2nir prom aes t1 ba very successful
Tho committee .u charge has ar.
ranged H t'r. interesting program.
Nh.rh embrace dancing and amusa.
moufF ~ 600 Kinds a gate prize V.1
be given anil Ord addition there viii be-
prizes fnr fh0 dancing a worry large
crowd VIII Hn doubt Dol .u tendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
UGLY CHARGE
is Preferred Against Negro a. Mar.
tinsburg-cirl % Fourteen
His Victim

Special u.ra1'r- f1 fhe rr'euirercei.
NART1NSHCRG. IS Va. June n.
William Ford. Colorod. AGED %. Is
boz Jail hero charged with criminal
assault. hls alleged victim being War.
riett Hamilton. Girl 81 fourteen
The girls mother awore out the var.
rant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12

o'clock dinner will be taken at the
hotel on the grounds.
Elsewhere in these columns will
be found a full account Of the 1000
damage suit OF John r. Powell. ad-
ministrator OF Russell Powell. de-
ceased against the Wheeling Steel
and iron company
g. F. CleRg bought out his partner.
5 J. Echols. In the grocery business
on jefferson avenue yesterday.
William Burkett. who had his hand
badly cut while a. work on Monday
afternoon. is able TO resume his
dties
z. G. Grow left yesterday morning
on an extended bushes trip 10 But.
I faIO for the next few weeks.
/ Miss Nellie McFadden left yester.
/ day evening for Alliance. Ohio. 20
visit her aunt for the next few days
Parry Miller. v+o has been at HOT
Springs Ark. FOR the past several
I weeks. arrived home on Sunday even
/ ing,
/ J W Berry left this morning for
| Pittsburgh. where he will transact
]
/ Attorney Samuel Royce Of wheel
INK was I'm this city yesterday trans
scfIng legal business.
Ms. Francis O'COnnell b. confined
fo her home In TOmlinsOn avenue
! with an attack Of tonsoiits.
Miss Kathryn DalzeU ~ Pittsburgh
ID visiting her brother. ". a. y DaI
zs'l on Fifth street
DR. j o. Schmeid % New Martins
|s.Ie WAS calling on friends and rela
|fFc- in this city yesterday
Mrs Mary Fritfo left yesterday
morning for Ned. Pa where she vii
'yI.If friends and relatives for a Few
days.
ST. and Nrq " w BarRer and
fsnIv plU leave Friday FOR Cleve
land ohio. whore they will make
.fIa.r future home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
WELL POSTED.
a California Doctor With 20 Years
Experiences.


"'u mF forty wears orporiorco a
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NJ people
U bow" commended Grape Nuts
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With fas greatest success. and rgerv
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place of coffee when Swing ms IA
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can hr lIEoetrd hs anyone
As Tor myaoif whom engaged ir
much mental work mt dict twice m
day consists ~ Grape SUITS and rio
cream. find Dr. just fhe Trims fo
build uD graF matter and keep tho
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Iu addition tI Ha wonderful q
iFrI brain builder HrI nerve
I""N Crop" Suite 0IHHfs Keeps mo- I'D.
f'F'''" n'rHrH Iu perfect healthy
'n' carry H With mr when q
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Som" f..ru hF mIH ht Postum Carr
aI Co. Battle trras Mich
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Irnm phE .rHre 900 over tho country
bow" famprf Crap. SUITE fha most
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reason
look 'u pkg. fa- fha famous little
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Ever read the above letter. A new
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
SO CREMATED
laboreFs in Russia Trapped in Barn
on Russian Estate-All Perish.

ST PETERSBURG. June 1i.-Ffty.
nine field laborers were burned to
death early Ibis morning while sleep
ing In barn near Tambov. central
Russia. on a property belonging 10
Count or.off Davy Doff The cause
Of The fire Is not known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
SITTING IN CHAIR
BURNED TO CRISP

ERIE. Pa. June II-Sii'ing holt
upright in chair In his room
samuel a MOomy was found by fre.
men today burned 20 a crisp II is
thought Moomy fell asleep while
smoking. and his clothing ignlted
smoke pouring from an open win
dow prompted n passerby 70 send in
an alarm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
3. & o. MAKES CHANGE
IN FREIGHT AGENTS

Special Dispatch 90 the InteIiigeneer.
GRAFTON. W Va. June 1.-The
- q q. today made important
changes here. Bailey Thompson. FOR
the past four years local freight
agent. Eoes 90 similar position az
Fairmont while T. y. Finner. former
ceeds him here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
MOUNDSVILLE
Plan Mammoth Celebration.

The subcommittee OF the local
Board OF Trade consisting OF ]. E.
sivert and c. F. Clegg. met with the
Ministerial Association. consisting of
Rev. John Beddow, Rev. h. +.
Rhoades. Rev. J. r. Slagel and Rev.
A. Stewart Wahl. on Monday evening
and are contemplating on having a
real old fashioned patriotic Independ'
ence Day celebration. with addresses
by one or more noted speakers and a
parade. also FIRE works in the even.
ing Judge Alton G.. Dayton and Pres.
ident Carl G. Doney. Of the West Vir.
ginia Wesleyan College. at Buckhan.
non. have been suggested as the prln'
cipal speakers and both will be ex'
tended an Invitation 20 come here on
that day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
o,Irarv ohsennle.

MARTINSBURG. W. Va. June II.
John OLeary. aged 81. a native Of
Watersford. ireland. and for years an
employe of the 70. q o. was laid 20
rest today I'm St Joseph's cemetery.
-Four daughters survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
Class 70 Picnic

The Soul Winners OF the First VI.
+. church OF this city tught by Mrs
p. F. Rhoads will hold their annual
picnic on Thursday afternoon az the
campgrounds. The class will meet
az the church and go in a body TO
the grounds az , o'clock Al six
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
KILL CONGRESSMAN
Crushed Body Found on Railroad
Track a. the National Capital
Yesterday Norninq.

WASHINGTON Juno 40 Repre-
sentative Robert g. Wickiffa ~ lou.
..HHa. mr' ri tragic death hrrr 'hIa
morning HIa badly crushed body
Faa found on tho railroad tracks boz
Potomac Park. urar tho entrance ~
rho bridge across mo Potomac. o. ia
presumed hn uaa either knocked off
0r frl from d train bound Tor Tho
south
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