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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
CABLES
Fire Puts National Telephone Service
Out Of COMMUNICATIONS
II Cables.

Fire originating in the waste room
OF the Schmulbach building this morn
ing at O'Clock, burned out the IA
mammoth cables OF the National
Telephone Company. putting the en-
tire Wheeling district service out OF
commission. No other damage was
done as the department put the flames
out within a few minutes.
Just how the waste caught fire is
not known. The blaze soon spread
to the lead cables, containing thou.
sands of wires, and melted them.
Thousands OF telephones in the
Wheeling district were knocked
out" A force Of men we're immediate.
ly put TO work in repairing the cables
and they will be spliced this morn.
ing at an early hour The Associated
Press wire in the newspa per offices
was also put out OF commission, and
the Hate press reports were received
by the morning papers from Pitts.
burg over the Bell telephone service.
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REORGANIZED
was the p. and A. Telephone cempsny
~ ftttsburEh-Hsw Directors
Elected

Al a meeting OF the stockholders of
the Pittsburgh and Allegheny Telephone
company at Pittsburgh on Tuesday the
company was practically reorganized
when OFFICERS and directors were elected
as Follows: DIR. John l.. Dickey was
elected PRECEDENT: j. @. Splane vice
president; r. G. Dalzell. treasurer. and
y. q. Davis. secretary. The board OF a.
rectors Is composed OF Dr. Dickey, n. c.
Dalzell. j. n. Vance. j. II. Brown J. w
Ewing and w. c. Handlan, all Of Wheel
ing. and Robert c. Hall. ]. 5. Weller and
J. @. Splane. OF Pittsburg.
BY resolution Mr.. Weller attorney for
the company, was authorized 10 take
regal steps to dissolve the receivership
The i. and A. was one OF the eighteen
companies taken over by the National
Telephone corporation as a holding
company. but owing to the fact that IL
has existed under the laws OF Pennsyl-
vania. Il has been under a separate re-
Ownership.
IL was voted to acquire the indie
pendent telephone plant at Washington,
Pa. and make IL part OF the Pittsburgh
district. giving free telephone service
between Pittsburgh and Washington
The receivers will turn the company
over TO the stockholders in admirable
shape. with no indebtedness, a half mil
lion In cash and a quarter of a million
quick assets.
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Personals ana Briefs.

Alr. Edward Moss is moving his family
t troin SAND mn 10 the Fisher property In
WOODS addition in Elm Grove.
Edward Stifel has a force OF men en-
ployed setting out trees in his property
at Pleasant Valley.
Robert, the three year old son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Shirer. OF EdgewoOd. Is
improving after being confined to their
home seriously III.
W. W. Vardy is having a coat OF paint
rriadeiphla-
after being confined to his home near
past two months.
The stork arrived at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry wassman, OF E.deewood
Monday. and left "A fine baby boy
Mrs. George Gibbons. OF Edgedale. has
purchased the Ed. MUM properly at
Echo Point. and is moving into IL TODAY
Peter Munze has accepted a position
as scauffeur for $. w. Harper. OF Echo
The carpenters have the frame work
up for the Woeber building on Main
street and are now ready to start on the
Miss Lucellis Henderson is seriously
III at her home in Patterson.
Peter oliver, the local Marath oner and
a member OF the Pleasant Valley Racing
Club was out on the roads yesterday for
, the first spring practice. Several more
OF the members will also be out on the
roads In Few days.
Mrs. Friend Cox and daughter are vis-
ltlng friends and Moundsviile for a few
days
william Peters has returned 20 his
home in Greggsville. after attending the
socialist picnic convention at East Llv-
Raymond street on the Peninsula and
expect 10 nave 81 completed In few
The members % the Socialist base hall
team Of GreRgsvllle, will hold a meet
ing a. their club on Thursday evening
NJ O.
si,k Ist al hes home al at. De Chantal
W. ". kasley has moved his family
from East Wheeling 20 the Kelly resi-
denCe ~ Echo Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar y. Royd returned
Yesterday TO their home at WoodsdnIa
after spending the past two months
travelling In Cuba and the West India
islands. and reported that they enjoyed
the trip very much.
Linley Allen. student a. Cornell college.
VIII return % his home at Woodadals
today 10 spend the Easter holidays with
his parents.
= car load ~ oats was received ~ the
Woodsdale tracks yesterday. consigned
% ne Waddington farm.
Born. 10 Mr. aud Mrs. James FAIRIES.
of gregEsvIlle. young son. Both
mother and son are doing we'll
Prayer meeting was hetd last evening
a. the " y. church ~ Triadeiphia and
Louis Brand IL having his residence
~ Woodls"n remodelcd and "a hardwood
moor put ln.
TIE uniform teachers examination
Will be held 90 the West Liberty Normal
school today 4 large number % teach
ers have enrolled
Mrs. Neieon Morris is reported 20 10
on the sick list az her home NJ GregEs-
vile
a meeting ~ tho wild Rose club ~
4 greggHvilie will be- held az their club
rooms the FIRST % the week
Miss Eatella Landmver r. confined 20
her home ~ GreEKsville with an attack
~ t0nsiutis
Albert ffeluteru returned yesterday
from tIe 81 Vincent college ~ PITTS
hurEh. whore be- o. taking % musical
c0ugc o. spend the Easter holidays with
bic parents a. Pleasant Valley
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F. Weinner'S
Sons
Tenth and Market Streets.

brick walls and steel construction.
The new building will be erected on
property adjoining the present plant.
The contract for the concrete and
brick work has been let to Fawcett &
Burtoft. OF Bridgeport. and the struc-
tural iron work to the Riverside
Bridge Company, OF Martins Ferry.
The rapid increase in business, to-
gether with the operation OF the
Greene law. providing a nine hour law
for women and girls. made Il neces-
sary TO enlarge the plant. and when
the addition Is completed, additional
help will be employed and the present
capacity OF the plant will be more
than doubled. The new addition will
De used Tor dipping and burning
rooms. as this department has been
inadequate TO supply the work de-
manded by the rapid increase in bust
ness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
G. 0. P. VICTORY
Predicted ~ Attorney General coni.v
~ Capital on rate case
ny n. n. ARHoLD.
intelligence Bureau.
WnnhfuRfor. ID. q Anil n

Tho West NIrEInia rsfe case all yperf
~ ne reaf bed nI the supreme court he.
fore Tueadav - next week Attorney
fsfnffal ionlr &c. however. on tine Job.
listening 20 urgumentH ~ attorneys Cor
tue state ~ missouri. Arkansas and Min
nes1ta on Identical rases In speaking ~
.e LoI tiral situation in West VIRGINIA.
NJ. Cpniey Faid
Y am confident that will carry the
- "ud district hV good ruauurftv ne
% normally Republican md the UsuubIi.
BE- normal
Fart0nH Iu our party have berome
united snd 7 look Tor the Republicans 10
w hlt signg The line In the state
believe that not only Legislature bttt ali
conEressionli distrisfq VIII return to the
Republican fold"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
27 STOWAWAYS
Nabbed OF One Steamer by Govern
n'snt omoers, About 20 BE Land
ed IN Boston.

l'STpN. Mass. April AFTER the
capture Today hy the immigration Of
Metals and Boston police ~ 90 italian
siowaways IN board the White qfnn
liner trctlr. two - the ships crew.
listed a. interrT etors were arrested
charged with Conspiracy 20 bring into
THIS country Giens not eligible 10 en-
t"r ~" ~ ted states
N0cprding o. the stowavs they we're
approached in Naples and promised
transportation and cntrancc % this
country Tor s. Tho uight the shin
sailed th'V were snuEElod aboard from
small boat but later allowed 90
frfugIo with tho sfcerare passcuccrs
Until yesterday when they were hid
away iE an unused copper water tank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
AGED MAN HIT
BY TROLLEY
GEORGE }. PRErTYMAN SERIOUS.
lY INJURED.
Run Down BY North Wheeling Trolley
Late Last Evening While Driving
. Cart.

While driving q car across the Mar
ket street bridge last night shortly
after IL o'clock. George ]. Prettyman
was run down ands seriously injured
by North Wheeling car No. is3. on the
wheeling traction line. The aged man
ola not hear the motorman ring his
Del and when the car crashed into
the cart he was thrown from his seat
and alishted on his head INJECTING a
deep cash. He was rendered uncon-
scious- The car was stopped after
striking the cart and did not hit the
man.
Bystsnders rushed to the aged mans
essistance and carried him TO Kings
pharmacy where medical aid was rem
derec. He was later taken ton the
North Wheeling hospital in the patrol
wagon. the ambulance being busy. His
INJURIES will not prove fatal.
The unfortunate man Is 7e years OF
age and Is an employe of the city.
He resides with his aged wife At No.
l93. 2eth street
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UT-THE-PIKE
Aged Lady Pals on Stove.

very distressing accident occurred
yesterday al the home of Herman Fried
rlchs. the Wheeling sporting goods man.
Mrs. Copesky. Mrs. Feiedrish's mother
fel on a stove and sustained injuries
that may result seriously. Dr. Spillman
OF Woodsdale. was called and found the
patient suffering from internal hemor-
rhages. and several very bad bruises
sustained from coming in contact with
the stove Mrs. Copskey is near 10
years OF age and very feeble. and at a
late hour last evening was reported to
be In "A very serious condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
lsIlaIra nriafa


mont street
Miss Laura Handiey. OF Lima. r. visiA.
NJ MISS Margaret Barlow. or souCe
LiniEsr Bros. acrobats. % this eitts
VII leave In = few days FOR Peru fn'ss
where thoy will open the season with %.
Hagenbach Wallace circus 20
Hope Commandery No. 2s Knigl q
Iemplar. VIII hold 2 regular busirlte-
meeting IN Masonic Temple this even
Beliaire independent Reserves v1ome
20 wheeling this evening for = San.
basket ball with the Y. NJ. &. a. ora,
HTs qsorFe Dunlap t. in at her h. Of
Mrs y NJ RigEs and daughter. tnE
oI New Matamoras. have returned hNg
e e,isr = visit with Mrs. g. y. BoweiiE-
Work has been started on excavatts
LOT the foundation Of the new n1ovih
9iiSsture theetrs 90 be erected 90 shsdi
The funeral Of the late Ross Meyei
VS. held from the residence on souf
helmont street Yesterday afternoon. ~
tery. on Winding Hln
y Hall Of the s. Ciairsvile Ca.
sette, VS. IN The city YESTERDAY. on his,
or his brother. James Hail
a marriage license has been issued 20
~, tlairsvllle 20 Riley Nane uickey and
Edward sisley. % This city. viii pitch
Tor the stsubenvine base bah elub this
season
Thomas Morrison 90 sherrnsisviffr a
state mine inspector. fs spending q rev
uatH in Ute section. His duty o. 90 In
spect the Oh used in the mines
W. AleNandcr Neff is reported 100 20
her home IN Ncf
The ladies' AID Society ~ fhe NaiIcv
Grove ~ ~ church. was entertained yes-
ferdav afternoon by Mrs. sarah uunfrs.
% Kiee
Tire funeral ~ Nv Mary Gullev took
place Yesterday frorn the home ~ Ter
daugnler. Mrs. Peter Archibald. on
.trnNet Uil Interwcnt was made IN
Rose lflif oenctert
Wm Schott Of Iewctt has returned
ONE after ruendlnE few days Win
friends and al shad3 slda
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
OBITUARY
J. Thomas Bsall.

]. Thomas Beall. a well known resi-
dent of Upper Benwood, died very sud
denly az his late residence No. 4s34 Eoff
street. Tuesday evening At Il:55 O'clock
He was In the 53rd year OF his age. lie
was born In sherrard. Marshall county
and mas been resident Of this city for
the past twenty-five years. In addition
TO his widow. Mrs. Elizabeth Beall. he is
survived by one son. clyde Beall: two
brothers, Slias A. Beall, and Henry Beall,
OF Bellaire. and one sister, Mrs Frank
kriegbaum, OF East Akron. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
Maclean'S
"CaScapepSin"
Sure Cure for Constipation or
Torpid Liver.
And nrinHu Psrmansut Rsiisf a rnst-
gesuon. DysPspsia, Hsartburn, Sour
ness, Classy Feeling ana nfifouensaa-

Ana nrinls Psrmansnt Rsiisf 20 Indi-
gesuon. Dyspspeia, Hsartburn, Sour
ness oeaay Feeling ana nflfouaneaa-
CASCAPEPSiN TABLETS contain
no opium, calomei or poisonous min
eral substance. and can be safely al.
ministered 10 the aged as well a. 10
children, without risk or discomfort
~ VIII sWoeten your sour. ga-av
stomach IN less than ave minutes 4,
restores the natural functions Of the
bowels. Your food does not lie ike a
lump Of lead In your stomach. your
breath is sweetencd. heaviness in the
head and headaches disappear. nan.
sea and dizziness are unknown
Go 70 your druggist today and get a
box % Maclean's Cascapepsin. Koop
"a In the house ~ all times. Carrv
three or four tablets when you 70 TO
work
Don't feel that there f. no helm for
you. Thousands Of chronic caFes have
been permanently cured by fhIa mar.
veious remedy. These include suffer.
ers from sour or sick stomach. mic.
coughing and belching gas on stour
ach and bowels. trouble FOR eating or
drinking too much rich food. etc
headache caused BY disordcred storn.
ach. sleeplessness. nervousness and
upset feeling after being up late the
night before Macleans Cascapepsin
vii brace up men suffering from
drinking alcoholic beverages. excess.
i've smoking. or an upset stomach
from any other cause
SOC az all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04

80 lHf congregation ~ the FIraf Chris
Tan church % Elm Grove Will enter ur0fi
81 impur tant event nent week. beginning
-unlaTf April q This band 0f enter.
prlHInr people. organized less than two
fur fine church building on "a Ia f0I
lslhlnu auditorium. bought nine months
$50 but pne-nirfh of tho money Tor tho
lnf nos been raised ON merit uurf.v
IreeIdfuf o. D. Cramblsff ~ ftefF.r.e
'piifEe, arl hls wife. viii start u week =
revival closing pu sunday. April 10 wnan
.he ledIfa ton eEerCiEes viii BIOL held Al
iris time 90 ia hoped % aeoure a4fffrI.-,t
funds o. eliminate the debt on tho ipf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
NJ MECHEN
Council Meeting Toniaht.

The new city administration take
hold OF the city's affairs this evening
The old council will meet and turn
over the affairs to the new incoming
oncisls. Several different committees
VIII be appointed this evening also a
street commissioner and night police
man. The nrst important matter to
come before the new city fathers will
be that OF the Moundsville Electrical
company who are after a franchise to
operate in this city. A new franchise
suitable TO the old council has been
drawn up and IL will be presented this
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
Me Mechen Briefs

Lee Woolsey OF Pittsburgh. returned
spending the past few days with
friends In this city.
rho new plumbing shop was opened
up IN tht Snyder building on Seventh
street on Tuesday morning.
Many local saloonists did very
good business on Tuesday due TO the
TACT that all saloons In Benwood were
closed during the election.
ldiss Julia Rabenstein. Of Akron N
Il visiting friends and relatives IN tbi,
city for a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
THREE ARE ARRESTED
FOR RACE HORSE FRAUD

CHICAGO. April Three men.
charged with attempting to obtain 10.
600 from DR.. G. ". Kasischke. a
wealthy cattle dealer OF New Provi-
dence. Ia. by means OF a race horse
fraud were trapped by detectives in a
Chicago hotel and arrested this after.
noon.
Harry Edwards. 80 years old. one
or the prisoners told the police he
was a banker in Detroit. Mich. The
others gave the names Of Harry VIII
son. ~ years, Cincinnati. Ohio. and
Thomas James. 81. Oakland. Cal. A
fourth man and a woman escaped and
detectives are searching for them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
GOOD ATTENDANCE
At cHARLEsToN cHuacu

Large attendanccs are marking the
services being conducted az the Chris
ton church under the leadership OF
Rev. W. " Fields. Large numbers are
being received into the church every
evening and on SUNDAY night the
church viii he opened 20 the children
and special exercises viii be conducted
By them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04

Allen Brock 81 al Special Commits.
sioners 10 Commercial Bank lot No.
10 in City % Wheeling being the
WaterhOuse property on Main street
Consideration f25 300
LOveland Improvement Co. To- John
Swingaric lots 237and PCS ln Love.
land. Consideration $40
One deed ~ trust was left for
record
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Larnely Attended.

The series Of revivals now being
conducted at the First NJ. + church
~ this city are attracting large crowds
each evening. Rev. r. ID. Fellers. pas
tor or the church is conducting the
services. Several who had signed
cards at the BILLY" SUNDAY meetings
were, taken into the church last even
Ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
BELLAIRR
Contract Let FOR Gig Addition 20 En-.
terprise Enamel Works-NeWs
From Bellaire

In accordance with the policy OF
expansion decided upon ~ the stock.
holders annual meeting held a few
weeks aEo. the Enterprise Enamel
Company. ~ Hellaite. has Iet the
contract for a $1,000 addition 70 the
plant Work will be started IN the
next few DAYS. and the plans call for
an absolute IRE proof structure.
60xiff feet. with concrete foundation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04

Tine Following services have been an
noUuced Tor the Stone church Al Elm
Grove for next sunday evening and the
coming week. Preaching on Sunday az
~ r. m. and 7.30 %. m The services
viii be conducted b. student from the
western Theological seminary at PITTS
burgh, Pa. And starting Monday ereh-
inE and continuing all week. services
VIII be Conducted by Rev. James Law
pher. or pittsburgh. we'll known evan
Reiisf Communion Will be held on
Apru -. commencing az n o. m
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rev W. j. irimes. pastor Of the Ro-
ney's Point PRESBYTERIAN church ,,es
agreeabiy surprised last evening wien
The members Of his Bible class twenty
i've IN number. attended IN a body a
prayer meeting held at his home ia
Roney's Point. Delectable refresh r,,cpts
were served. adm az the close ~ tie
evening the Glass presented Rev Grimes
with a check for f25. which he deeply
appreciated
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Surprised Friends.

The many friends OF Coleman Sharp.
the City & Elm Grove conductor. viii
De surprised to hear OF his marriage.
which occurred some time ago. but
which has been kept a secret to his
friends. The happy couple returned
yesterday from a wedding trip in the
east and viii reside out the pike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04

a late hour last night was to the effect
that there was no hopes entertained for
the recovery OF the foreigner that was
Injured in the cutting scrape in the
Grove Monday night. and his death was
expected at any time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
REBELs ARE ROUTED
m BATTLE IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. April "A state
mcnt authorized by the president to-
niEht was 20 the effect that General
villa has completely routed the rebels
under General Campo. near Parrni.
capturing two cannon. Campo was
said 90 be- retrcating toward Jimincz
with the fedcrals IN pursuit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
Services at en-. y.ne. n,mor,aI

Special services we're held yesteria =
evening ct the Vance Memorial and
several new members were admitted.
I.cSu!s- services VIII also be held on
Friday evening Of this week. when
quite a large number Of new members
secured through the sunday meetings
viii be taken in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
STATE DEATHS
Mrs. Edna Brady.

Special Dispatch to the IntelliEencer.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va,
April 3.-Mrs. Edna Brady. wife OF J.
A. Proctor. formerly OF Belair. Md,
died at her home here to-day, aged
30 years. Mrs. Proctor was the
daughter OF w. II. Brady and has a
large circle OF friends in Maryland
and West Virginia. She was a student
In the state university at Morgan
town. 1904. She leaves n husband
besides her father and mother. She
is survived by n brother. ]. Ben
Brady. an attorney In Kingwood, and
sister. Miss Helen Brady. at home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
WORKING Overtime

Nearly all the men of this city en-
rloHed by the Wheeling Traction COM
pahy on the repair gangs are working
o. ertime for the past two evenings
Tho large slips in the narows below
this city Will keep the men on the
job Tor the next two days.
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pimples. and he advised me 10 try Cuticurs
Soap and Cuticurs Ointment which did. 7
would wash ny face frst with hot water and
Cuticura Soap. and then put on some Cuticura
Ointment. let IL stay on i've minutes. and then
wash my face again with the Cuficura Soap.
It would draw the blackheads out as nice, and
the pimples. oh say. 10 was one grand relief
to 20 among my friends and be Jolly again.
After using two cakes Of Cuticura soap and
two boxes OF Cuficura Ointment. my face Is
as smooth rs n there never had been pimple
on 10 cannot speak too highly Of the Cuti-
curs eosp and Ointment. and hope others
will profit BY them IS much ~ I have. know
they will after giving them Just one trial.
(Signed) Arthur r. Casweli. May 9, 1911.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold
BY druggists and dealers throughout ths
world. Liberal sample Of each mailed
free. with 32-p. book on skin and scalp
treatment. Address. "cutieurs." DEPT r.
Boston. Tender-fsced men should shave
with Cuticura Soap shaving Stick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
Y. W. G. A. NOTES

There will be- noon service In the
rooms ~ the Young Women'a Chris
ian Association Thursday. from -
70 1890 In charge Of Mrs. ~ T..
Hond At young women are invited
Thursday Sewing class. 6 20 y:
drcssmaking $50. embroidery
Tho spring term in drcssmakinf has
he'd ono lesson. and those wishing 10
Ioin had better come in az once 30
no lessons viii be lost
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sorvicss az m. auetl.1 Mr

The Travis club - the Buckley " p
CHURCH q EdgWOOd viii meet this even
ing 20 tie church and "a very interesting
meeting g. expected. Al 81 the Nom
hers are urged % BE- present rs
johnson VIII conduct special services on
friday ana saturday evenings a. the
FIRST N. g. church ~ Film Grove.
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pavinnar Hunaral-

After funeral services held az tho home
% her daughter. Mrs. John Horstmeyer
NO. 1908 Eoff street yesterday AFTER
noon. the remains Of Mrs. Mary Devin-
ney. wife OF the late John DevInney. were
Inferred. Rev. J. y. Workman. officia-
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special meeting u the chorus 81 the
Young Peoples ChfistIan Fnfeavor s1-
cleLy or ~ stone church 40 Elm drove.
VIII DO held this evening nf tho horus
~ Miss Anna GrandFtaff. ~ Patterson.
and an members are urFed 20 attend
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ODD Fellows Meet.

The meeting OF the Triadelphia lodge
the lodge rooms Of the order Tuesday
was the largest for the past ten years
\ committee was appointed TO make ar
engagements for the celebration OF the
anniversary Of the lodge In the near fu-
ture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
Business Deal.

Albert Grafton has purchased a half
interest in the undertaking business
Of the Mellott. and will in the future
be located in the Mellott building on
Belmont street.