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hospital at Elm Grove. Mike skado.
the foreigner. who WAS seriously cut
about the head and body. by a knife
in the hands OF Frank Knoski. a fel
low countryman. succomed 70 his in
juries at 1880 yesterday afternoon.
his life had been despaired OF from
the start. but Wednesday afternoon
anoperation was performed in hopes
OF saving bis life. but 70 no avail.
u will BE- remembered that Skado
and Knoski get into an argument over
key OF beer 40 their home along tho
u. a. O. tracks below the e. and r. q.
power house. IN Elm Grove with the
result that a fight ensued. and In the
scuiile. Frank Knoski IL said to have
brought a large knife into play. and
SHADE was badly cut and stabbed
about the body and head. DR.. Petit
cord was called and removed the patti.
emf TO The Infrmary hospital
The murdered has not az yet been
apprehended. When he left he wore
no hat or coat. and 10 r. supposed that
he is hiding nearby and the authorl-
ties expect 10 land him In a few days.
All Of the officials. In the nearby
towns have been notified 70 be on the
lookout for him.
held az the lnhrmary hospital this
afternoon by ur Lccch Cracraft. and
r. b. Plant assisted b. the Ohio
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Ifs

A meeting OF the creditors OF
MUM Brothers. bankrupts. will be
held this morning at 10 o'clock. before
Referee Henry A. Nolte. in his office
at rooms Nos. J12-J17 Schmulbach
building. The meeting will be held
Tor the purpose Of establishing the
priority OF claims and declaring n
dividend II possible. The report OF
the trustee will be made. in addition
TO other business.
A declaration OF intention OF no
coming an American citizen was filed
before Clerk George r. BOYD In the
United States district court Yesterday
by Mavar Brnjas. aged - years. and a
native OF Austria. lie Is mill worker
by occupation and now resides at 1924
Marshall street. Benwood
last evening about o'clock the
fire department was called 20 OK.
tineHish fire In the Burns & Church
livery stable. There was practically
no damage. but great deal % excite.
ment A. hveEallon can Of gasoline
was sitting near n radiator in the OF.
fee and u exploded. causing a big
blaze at first but was easily extin-
guished with the aid Of the new extin.
guisher.
In the auditorium o. the Carroll
Club Prank Bohn. Of Columbia Uni
versity. will lecture In behalf Of the
Socialist party on the Abolition OF
Wage slavery" The lecture will start
promptly ~ o'clock and will no doubt
be largely attended Mr. Bonn h. a
prominent lecturer on the Socialist
platform and the local Socialists are
fortunate in securing his services
Ed. Naumann has taken the posi-
ton 81 foreman and estimator with
the Gee Electric company. succeeding
Frank y. Dolan who viii engage IN his
occupation az an electrician
Merchants ~ the city report Fas-
ter sales very good curing the past
week and everything points N the
usual SNOWY parade on Easter sunday.
the weather permitting
William Chester. n former resi-.
dent ~ Wheeling and an employe Of
the Pennsylvania railroad In this CITY.
who left here about a year ago and
took up aviation and who was n part.
ner ~ Aviator Rodgers on tho across
The continent firht. 10 thought 10 have
boon on the grounds when he "a
killed "wednesday Letters received
~ friends short time nED stated that
Chester was eth with ROdrcra
At present no recruits arc being
enlisted into service in the United
Sfntea army as Sergeant Gus WUIiama
has received n notice from tho Ad
iuiant Generals Office ordering him to
suspend enlistlng men until further
orders. ne enough troops have been
secured for The present time. How
ever Tho names and addresses u an
plicnnts are being taken and they viii
b" noticed whom The war department.
resumes recruiting.
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in Elm Grove to spend the Easter
vacation.
c. II. Culbertson, OF Huntington. is
In this city, calling on business ac-
quaintances.
w. A Vance, OF Clarksburg. spent
yesterday in Wheeling. attending the
meeting of the legislative committee
OF the State Business Mems Associa.
ton.
y. b. Clenner. of Fairmont, is listed
among the business callers in this city
for few days.
Harry Freedman. OF Cleveland. ar
rived here yesterday for a short visit.
Rev. w. T. Allen. former pastor OF
the Stone church, but now located at
New Cumberland. w. Va. will arrive
here to-day for short visit in this
vicinity.
c. Nj. Martin. of Parkersburg, spent
yesterday here in the interest OF the
State Business Mems Association.
NJ. A. Kendall. OF Pittsburgh. is in
Wheeling for a few days visit with
| friends.
f. c. Jones. of Fairmont. has re-
turned after spending yesterday in
this city on business.
Mrs. James Paxton and Miss Pansy
Paxton have just returned to Uplands,
from Santa Barbara, Cal, after four
months in that delightful climate.
A. F. Allmeyer, of this city, is
spending a few days in Marietta, at.
tending to business.
II. +. Citizens, OF this city, has lust
returned from Washington, Pa.
where he visited the Washington *
Jefferson college.
Mrs. J. o. Lowery. of this city. left
today for Akron. o., where she will
spend few days with relatives.
I Mr.. Frank Mckinley. of Columbus.
o., Is in the city, calling on business
on the South Side.
Miss Marie Kells. of Steubenville.
returned TO her home yesterday. after
spending a few days visiting in
/ Wheeling.
Robert NJ. Jack. associated with the
Cleveland public libaries. was a caller
In Wheeling. and left late last evening
/ for New York City, before returning
home.
( William Boyd has resumed his
/ duties with the Wheeling Traction
company. after spending several days
in Pittsburgh. on business.
John Sonderman is spending sew
eral days with friends on the South
Side. before returning to his studies
at the Bethany college.
William Miller. Of 81 Noble street.
is calling on friends in Cincinnati O
for few DAYS.
Henry ID. Harris. of Claysville. was
visitor in the city yesterday.
+. A. Barnes. OF Cadiz, O., was in
the city on business yesterday.
ii. c. Putnam, manager of the Sis.
tersville Leader, was a visitor in the
city yesterday enroute to Pittsburgh.
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Personals ana Briefs.

Albert earle. student at the Washing
toh and Jefferson College. at Washing
Ton. VIII arrive home to-day to spend the
Easter holidays with his parents at
Mrs. Dwight Wagner returned yester.
cay 70 her home at Leatherwood, after
spending several weeks the guests of
reiatlNes al Columbia. South Carolina.
=. { smith, the Wheeling surveyor, was
surveying through the town OF Elm
rove yesterday. getting the correct line
oi the streets the property owners
alonS the pike will receive copies as
soon as they are completed, showing
move back to.
Ida Woodruff and Ada Caldwell. OF
Elm rove, are in West Liberty taking
the teachers examination. being held
there.
Several old apple trees in the Hervey
property are being cut down ana are
being removed to make room for build
ing purposes.
Ralph Turner Of Taylorstown. is
friends I'm Elm Grove.
The Pestinger summer garden is be.
ing renovated. and being put In shape
for the coming summer. several OF he
90 trees are also being removed
FRED Hammel. who has been spending
the past week with relatives at Leather
wood. left yesterday for his home in
Baltimore. Md
While in the ect OF cutting a large
branch off tree at his home at Park
View yesterday. "a well known resident
sat on the wrong side OF the saw with
the result that he fell to the ground
with the branch. receiving a severely cut
hand by coming in contact with the saw
Miss Ruth Mason returned TO ner
home at Leatherwood from Maryland.
where she Is attending school to spend
the Faster holidays with her parents
j. r. Straub has been removed from
the North wheeling hospital TO his home
at Greggsville, after undergoing an oper-
alton several weeks ago.
Mrs. james Miller. OF WoodsdaIe left
Yesterday for Cleveland. O.. where she
Ennmn fit
lives.
Miss Doretha whItam returned to her
the Mount DE Chantal Academy. where
she Is a student. to spend the Easter
holidays with her parents.
John Glitch. Of the out the pike dis
rirt spent yesterday In Wheeling on
Miss Ethel Frazer OF Grcggsviite will
leave Tor points I'm Ohio to-day. 20 visit
FRIENDS an ~, relatives FOR few weeks.
y. j. WHITAKER - confined TO his
home ia kenwOod Echo Point, suffering
from a siiEht Illness.
Mrs. L. r. Williams will leave to-day
TOT Kansas TO spenu a short time visit
ing friends
Louis nartl!eb was a business caller
I in Elm Grove and the out the pike dis
home on Chapel hin last evening.
Mrs. George Leichcr. OF I.eatherwood.
y visiting friends in the eastern part Of
4 we'll attended praise service was
!, held Thur7day evening in the Buckley
~. r. tlNTtf AZ isuNWopls ana u was
both interesting and Impressive. In nd-
dition 60 several memebers 81 the con-
Ercgation. the members Of the Travis
club we're present and took an active
part IN the program.
Special services viii be conducted
this evening az 7.7o o'clock IN the First
VI r. church 81 Elm Grove. The pas
tor. Rev. =. W. Johnson will have
charge Everyone Is cordially invited
20 attend.
Rev. J. W Johnson. pastor Of the
Buckley VI. =. church at EdEwood. an
nounces that special praise service
viii be held In that church on Easter
morning at Z o'clock
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Euchre and Dance.
About People
Movements OF indlvidsais 90 and
From the ciU

BENJAMIN Rernard, OF Newcomers
town. o.. is spending a few days IN
the city as the guest Of relatives.
F. L. Allvater. OF New York. arrived
here yesterday for a brief business
trip.
John r. Bennett, OF Fairmont. ar
rived last evening and will spend a
few days here looking after business
matters.
, ]. r. Young. OF Charleston, is
among the business callers here for
few days.
Hermann Brennan. OF Scio. o.. is
spending several days in this vicinity
looking after business interests. He
expects to drill test well for oil up
Big Wheeling creek within few
weeks.
c. c. Edgar. of Buffalo. n. Y. ar
rived yesterday for a brief business
visit.
John c. Quimby, who is attending
the Ohio State university. is spending
the Easter vacation at his home in
this city.
w. II. Lasch. OF Fairmont. is a local
business caller for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Smith. OF New
York city. spent n short time in this
city yesterday, visiting friends.
/ A. G. Hall. representing the Town
Development Magazine, OF Chicago,
arrived yesterday for a short visit with
| friends in this city.
Among the West Virsinians spend
/ ing a few days here on business is
I w. c. Band. of Charleston.
Carl ID. Mead. OF Flushing. o.. is
on a brief visit with friends in this
city.
F. W. Fuller. of Corning. y. Y. is
/ looking after business matters in this
vicinity.
Fl hes Simpson. who is attending
Yale College. has returned 10 his home
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Farewell COMMITTEES.

In the report OF fhc departure Of
the Rev. ". a. Sunday. n slight error
was made az Co the Names % the per-
sors who accOmuHnted She evangelist
20 BenWoo Inc local party was
composed Of the following persons.
}. y. Vance. Rev. s. X. hrbuthnot. J.
q. Lynch. r. - N1y. W. a. Mctzncr.
$. y. Parker. q. r. g. Allen. Reva
Olivr. Llttcll Robinson. Hammond.
LlCubcrECr. Cook. Ritter. Dyaineer.
Day. Pritchard. Miss White. Kievia.
and others. Thine car was va he per-
goual charge Of r. 9. Burke. General
Travelling Passenger Agent. wto went
lg Tar ~ Coluntuua.
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auditorium OF the German-Coiumbia
club on South Market street. The
play is under the auspices OF Branch
No. 80. knights of st. George. and the
cast OF characters is composed OF all
members OF the organization. The
play is n drama in four acts and af-
fords an exact reproduction OF the
situation in Virginia during 1876.
NJ. F. Scheeser is directing the cast.
The proceeds will be donated TO the
st. Alphonsus home on the South Side.
and Judging from the advance sale OF
tickets, the play will be largely at
tended.
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The Cotillion club is making great
preparation for its Easter dance.
which will be given at the Carroll
club auditorium on Monday evening.
April sth. The nall will be beautifully
decorated in Easter colors. This will
be the finest ever given by the men,
bers OF the club. as a good program
has been arranged by Prof Becker
Music will be furnished by the Elks
full orchestra OF eight pieces. Saxa-
phone solos will be rendered by Prof
Dean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
FRECKLES
New Drug That Quickly Removes These
Homely Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need or
feeling ashamed OF your freckles. as a
new drug. othine-douhle strength has
been discovered that positively removes
these homely spots.
Simply get one ounce OF othine-
double strength. from T. H. Rau and
apply "A little OF 10 at night and in the
morning you will see that even the
worst freCkles have begun 10 disappear r.
while the lighter ones have vanished
entirely. II is seldom that more than
an ounce Is needed 20 completely clear
the skin and gain beautiful clear COM
pleNiOn.
Re sure 10 ask for the double strength
Othine. as this is sold under guarantee
OF money back IL ~ fails TO remove
frcckles
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county coroner. The inquest will be
held this morning at the inhrmary.
The wound that caused death pens.
trated the brain entering the eye. No
funeral arrangements have as Jet
been made
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Entertained Erlrnds-

An enjoyable evening was spent last
night by the voters of Fulton and
their friends, when a general good
time was rendered them by the mayor
and councilmen OF that town Music
was feature of the evening. and a
great feast was served az a season.
able hour
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Grand Ball.

The members OF the Socialist base
ball team will hold grand ball at
their new hall in GreEgsville. on next
Tuesday evening. April 9th. The hall
will be decorated for the occasion,
and music will be furnished by Miss
Habig, of Bellaire, assisted by traps
Special conveyances win be furnished
to transport the members and heir
friends to and from the cars at Woods
dale.
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Number OF Teachers are Taking En-
Animation.

large number OF teachers are TAX
ing the uniform teachers examination
heid at the West Liberty Normal
school. and more are expected to at
tend to-day. Superintendent OF Ohio
county Schools J. IL. Lazear is also
present at the meeting
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Entertain With Dance.

Louis Hartlieb will entertain at the
Oaks on Tuesday evening with a
dance. The hall will be decorated in
Easter colors. and the program will be
rendered by Prof. Killmeyer.
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Held Heetiur

a special meeting OF the chorus OF
me senior Christian Endeavor society
or the stone churchwas held at the
nome or Miss Anna Grsndstaff in Pat
terson. A fun turnout OF ali the mem
oers made the meeting a very interest
ing one.
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First BaIl CAN, OF s...on-

Inc flrst ball game OF the season was
Woodlawn diamond. when the EdxewooJ
school team and the woodlawn Scrubs
crossed bats. The Edgewood school was
game was featured by the star playtnr
or jackson. Green. Beans and Shu6ert.
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Many Students Leave for zom,

a large number OF the students from
the Mount de Chantal academy left
yesterday TO spend the Easter holidays
at their homes. The girls that live
farthest away left yesterday and IN.
others Will leave to-day and will re.
turn the end OF next week
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Vance Memorial s,rx,o...

REGULAR services will be held thi.
s.TninS al the Vance Memorial church
at Woodsdale. All OF the members xish-
ing 70 come into the church and who
turned their names In at the sunday
neeuhss are invited to be present The
Potter. pastor OF the church.
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Mt. De chantaI Study Club.

A meeting OF the Mt. de Chantal
Study club will be held on Monday
afternoon April 10. in the home OF
Miss Clara Wingerter. the meeting of
the week being postponed. 4 literary
program will be rendered
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New Restaurant 20 Oman.

new restaurant will be opened on
saturday by Louis Bazeos, who pur-
CHASED the equipment OF Thompson a.
IA cSomos. the first OF the week, has re-
moved the fixtures and has them now
ms tailed in his confectionery near the
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SOCIETY
Espanlta Dance.

The Espanita club will dance at
Wheeling park on next Monday even
ing. and all members are Invited to
attend. Meister's orchestra will fur
nish the music
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OUT THE-PIKB


AT the family residence on Main street
clock. occurred the death of Katherxn
louise. aged year Is days after a two
weeks Illness OF measles and pneumonia
O'Clock this afternoon from the f.n1y
Sssloence. lnterment will be made al
stone church cemetery. Rev w n
A ..ths former pastor OF the Stone church
WIN nave charge OF the services.
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Lod1a Hnnftnn

The Morgan Chapline Camp, Royal
Neighoors Of America. held a well at
tended and very interesting meeting las,
evening in the knights OF Pythias hall.
on Main street ''''
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Nurses Market.

The nurses of the City hospital will
have a market at the George f. Stifel
store on Saturday afternoon and will
have a fine line OF pastries and candies
on display.
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ain Old Niroinia-

On Tuesday and Wednesday even.
ings. April 10th and 18th. the playlet
in Old Virginia" will be held In the
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Woman's Club.

The literary department OF the
Woman's club will meet In the board
OF trade rooms on Saturday afternoon
and fine program will be rendered.
The principal paper OF the afternoon
will be read by Miss Katherine Mathi-
son and will be entitled The Principal
Cities OF Japan" Following the read.
ing Of the paper the meeting will be
open for a general discussion by the
members.
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10th. by the st. Mary's church. OF Tria-
delphia. at Crafts hall. Some valua-
BILE prizes VIZ De awarded the sue
cessful Mayors. and an interesting
evening - anticipated. Refreshments
will be served by a committee OF
ladies. The proceeds will 20 toward
building fund for n new church.
Euchre and Dance.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. will give a
euchre and dance at the Arion hall
April IL. from to II O'Clock. Prof
Nolte will furnish the music.
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MIKE SKAD0 DIES
OF KNIFE WOUNDS
ELM GROVE sTABBiNo TERmIN.
ATES IN MURDER.
Assallant stu a. Large. and There
is no Clue 20 Ais Where
abouts.
After having hofuorn fffo ara d,,tt,

After having between iife and death
for tho past three days az the county
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Euchre Party.
A progressive euchre party will he
given on Wednesday evening. April
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-04-24

Kid; she is from my old home, and
want Lily to ask her here to sing for
us, and then to see If we can't do
something to get her out of the state
she is in"
Galorey repeated vaguely, "State?"
WHY, she's all run down, tired out:
she's got no real friends in London"
The other man fiicked the ash from
his cigarette and looked at Blair's boy
through his monocle.
And you thought that Lily might
befriend her. old chap"
Yes" nodded Dan, lust give her q
lift, you know"
Galorey nodded back, smiling gent
ly. Il see, l sea moral, spiritual
lift? | see--I see." He glanced at
the woman with his strange smile.
She put her cigarette down and
seated herself, clasping her hands
around her knees and looked at her
fiance.
Its none of my business what Let
ty Lanes reputation is. / don't care.
but you must understand one thing,
Dan. I'm not a reformer, or a charit-
able institution, and if she comes here
1t is purely professional"
He took the subject as settled, and
asked for copy Of the program and
put it in his pocket "Ill get the
names Of her songs from her and take
the thing myself to Harrisons And
I'd better hustle, / guess; there's no
time to lose between now and Sun
day" And he went out triumphant. -
Galorey remained. smoking, and the
duchess continued her notes In sill
ence, cooling down at her desk. Her
companion knew her too we'll to speak
to her until she had herself in hand,
and when finally she took up her pen
and turned about, she appeared con-
scious for the first of his presence.
Here still" she exclaimed.
Il thought I might do for a safety
valve, Lily. You could let some Of
your anger out on me-"
The duchess left her desk ard came
over to him.
"I expect you despise me thorough
ly, don't you, Gordon?"
They had not been alone together
since her engagement to Blair, for she
had taken pains to avoid every oppor-
tunity for tete-a-tete.
"Despise your" he repeated gently.
TITS avfully hard, isn't it, for a chap
like me to despise anybody? We're
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CHAPTER XIV.
GaIorey Gives Advice.

Lord Galorey had long been used
TO seeing things go the way they would
and should not, and his greatest effort
had been attained on the day he gave
his languid body the trouble to go in
and see Ruggles.
My God" he muttered as he watch
ed Dan and the duchess on the terrace
together-they were nevertheless un-
deniably handsome pair-"to think
that this Is the way ] am returning
old Blair's hospitality" And he was
ashamed to recall his western expe-
riences. when I'm shack I'm the noun
tains he had watched the big stars
come out In the heavens and sat late
with old Dan Blair. delighted with the
simple PHILOSOPHERS and the mans
high ideals.
What the devil does II all mean p"
he wondered. she has simply Sc
duced him. that all"