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New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan. pa fair amount Of trading
goes on I'm domestic wool, with quarter blood
ohio leading Values hold firm and rne
fe, ces have advanced to keep pace with the
coarsar yrades. moderate business Ia re-
rorted i'm territory wool in original bags.
Other lines rather dun, although some Michi.
van wooIs sell fairly well. and there Is a light
demand for Texas product. Leading domestic
Domestic wools-ohio and Pennsylvanla
nceces-Deiaine washed. SIC; Xxx, asQ29c;
Nne rnmorchantable, 23c; half blood combing,
aSc; three-eighths. 2Th d2Sc; quarter. 2!p
2sc: delaine. unwashed, 25c; ine. 2lc; Michi'
gan, Wisconsin and New IoIk-Fine un-
washed, zoe: delalne, 2ie; half blood, 261i F
27isc. Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri
'ThTee-cichths blood 26c: quarter, 26d27e
secured basis Texas Fine, TO months,
4504Ic fine ~ months, 52c fine fail: 42a 43c.
Csiifornia-Nor,hern. asa soc; middle coun-
ties s0d4Tc: southern. 45a4Gc: fan free 40
q 42o oregon-Eastern no staple 90 g,2oc;
Fine staple. 81 q62e; fine medium % g Ssc Ssc
haif blood eombing, 5Gd5Ic; three -eighths.
S06e52c: one quarter. ~ n 46c.
rulled-EStra, 80 q ole; mo NJ 4Vg0Vc' ~
supers I60iSc.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
BANKERS roated rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston, par;
Chicago 30c premium: New Orleans, com
mercial - discount. bank 81 premium; ST.
l1Ouis. 30c premium bid Sc premium asked; ;
Minneapolis. 2Gc premium: Charleston. buy
ing par selling l-l0 per cent premium; san
Francisco. sight nc. telegraph l0c.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York, eX-
changes 5,040. balances S14,579Sii; Bos-
ton. exchanges $50. 40 s94 balances ST. 72i, ,S5s;
Chicago exchanges $4s, 7sl,2 PA balances So
GS 7s5; Baltimore. exchanges S7,S7S,3lO, bal
anoes S75S917.
SILVER MARKET.-CommeTci bar sill
Yer. jT4c: Mexican silver dollars, 4Ic. Bar
silver in London closed at % 5-l6d
MEXICAN EXCHANGING eX-
change on New YORK is quoted al 20iiz.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

London. Jan. a3.-The wool auction sale,
were continued to-day with offerings OF 12vo-
bales Competition was animated ana prices
we're strong. especially for tho large supply o.
West Australian brought forward. victorian
greasy sold at Is sad and Victorian lambs al
is od. Americans purchased a few lots oi
meriros and eroEsbreds. The sales follow
New south Wales, LOO bales. secured, lQ2si
greasy. 4%dats. Queensland. 1,3oo; secured
IL 3dGl1s lloyd Victoria, 1900; greasy thc
mis- 5l,I South Australia 900 secured, IL
sd@is sisd greasy Idols I'd. West Australia
COO, r,asy. I'd OILS lid. New zealand, =, 100
secured is 4d ais sd; greasy. IdT1s "a cape
is "a; greasy. 6Ia a9hj. Punta Arenas, 700;
secured, 7Xdd1s I'D
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24

spot quiet and unchanged at o5oc for mid r.
ding upland Liverpool cables spot In good
demand: sales, 1900 bales; speculation and - -
port . 700; American 1900 impOrts. 1900.
American 36 600. middlng upland. 800; futures
opened quiet al 2d|'a points advance; closed
quiet a. q net advance Of fg5 points January
and January -.February. 5.l9.d, February March,
52lird. March April 52iisd. April MAY
52GIad: MayJune. 52sisd: June July 1904
July-August. i.3ld; August-Septembcr. 580tsd
September October. 5. I'D: October November
November December. Deccmbcr-January and
January February, J.2Tl.d.
COFFEE-There was heavy selling. OWING
to unexpected and decided weakness abroad,
where IIavre declined 1ls 10 francs and
Hamburg to ~ pfennigs. Tho market
opened 10 to ~ points lower, but showed a
steddior tone than expected. Later heavy
selling carried prices down iG TO II points.
Local longs sold freely on the break but
shorts were good buyers and at the close
prices we're steady. with net loss OF to
IL points; sales. IIO.2j0 bags. Eio was steady
at 20 rcis advance. while Santos Was 30 re!s
higher, AMI cost aEd freight offers were hrm
at unchanged TO slight advance. Spot quiet
and slightly easier, "u the basis OF l3Isc for
Rio No I. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24

NOIASSEs AND SthtPs-syfups quiet but
unchanged Molassrs moved fairly wei II
full prices. 49,,
oIIs-I.lnseed oil unchanged. Refined potro-
-, steady at the advance Of yesterday
RICF--All rice centres send favorable re-
- rapar1iug sales movements and prices
pp,@ orleans reports liberal sales Of rough.
80 III high record prices, one lot selling
:, e. o5 a. barrel. Dan Taimage's Sons Com.
a. aassnT teiegrsphs Louisiana crop movement az
pp-n,y orleans to date as showing receipts OF
~. ,o0 sacks, rough against 93I.oSi last year.
7SsSt6 last year
siItiAR-With fairly good demand for re-
90 thc market held steady: nne granu-
h,np.tad zoe net lcse per cent cash Beet
.tSog AZ London was shout sd lower, but
,sssdy AZ the decline. January. lbs; Febru-
5s Gd: Nav. 15s I'd Raw here steady
~ 'srpn. centrifugsl. 0G test 1.45c: musco.
w1do. so test, 3v5e, and moIasses, 80 test,
g zoe.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan. % - "a IL "a hecclptt,
steers. 4ioGs5 so; western, 81 soas7 -;
stqeksrs ana feeders s. 7SSss sso eoEs WoGsh ana
Receints al ooo: weak for light grades, others
steady: light, 50 IS 50 10; mixed; 81 s0g
50 %: heavy s. s5a So 20; rough, 50 sSas 81 10; 10
nIgs a5GS5 30; bulk OF sales, sea 50 20.
sIiEEP-Receipts 5000: weak; native, 81 q
mS4 70. Western' IS J09s4 20: yearlngs, 81 90
n s. So; lambs, native, 81 so@sd so; Western
Cincinnati, Jan. .a-cATTLE-Rsceipts,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24

keeper. "hsillth ana restau'a ant
q dGNATZ ROTH. tailor. No ,Sin Madison
assets Liaolhtles, S-'V7'' ho
WobSS9IdAN j. BACKES. butcher. No. 2O23
81 ga. -, avenue; voluntary. Liabilities
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24

HIDEs-Bu,isess fairly good; tone hrm,
with full prices quoted.
IFAJHER-Firm, with good demand. es
nRIGs-Firm and active. Essential oils
steady 10 firm. with good tobbing demand.
Pools firmly held al full prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24

New York. January -, l!l2.
CEkIN--WHEAT News equally divided,
and in consequence pIicc changes were mar
rev the market closing at unchanged 10 &c
lower. Lower cat los from Liverpool ana
Eucuos AyreF together with very favorable
reports regarding CrOp abroad ana lberal
receipts in the Northwest, caused an dCuNH
selling movement early, sending values down
about i.c but on the decline there was falTlS
active covering. and prices rcgained me loss
sales here 81 elevator. export basis. and
81 02L - h a17at. CORN-Oferngs IN iho
speculative market We're small. and prices
were steady. closing - not decline OF "a
Lc. Export sales. loads At outporis tA-
port corn her. Tlhc asked. { b saoat
OATS Moderately a'tiN" and only "holt
stcady. closing at a decline OF a n iac. Cash
oats stoady: standard white. 5"l-c in ele-
rator: 30 . ste. Nos aud !. - l1c, nat
ural ana white clipped, 5ia SC on track
RYE-Easy: No -. NC nominal q : Ruhalo
to arrive BARLEN-Quict; mailing, 81 2'h
81 "a g. / { Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago Jan. ~ Notwithstanding huge de
creaSe in the worlds available supply total wheat
declined to-day. owing 70 the favorable Euro
p,au crop outlook and because Of better pros
r,ct Tor SHIPMENTS from Argentina. The close
ran from ihe same as last right to &s1 &c down.
Latest trading LEFT corn i4dSsc off TO &c up.
oats a shade 90 = q sc lower and hog products
at sc 10 iO4i i2i.c advance. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
S2OOoOoOO
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Tweniy.year Five Per Cent Gold Debentwss,
49,, ,. ,s ,o, Due January 1882
Dated January IS, 1912.

D"e ''' " "
January 18th
the Holders Option lin
ForigC
theotonfh Compan, n al
and exchange
'0u0" t ad
madctIs these DbenMeo O
Toaa
of Executive eomhe Oh ie
slnd&P Pacific Company we quote as follows;
s f:H1 ~S e5s1 ysp ee s se I'D c63yj @ E
hha capital stock and SINCE "s
Island pa @ RsT ea ee
equal ionary @SOOO"
mebenou Outstanding
The Chicago rnad Ron dI' ss4s7I%
Railway after Ps % Dsbet~
% me-
Rsae4 9d 3 tS e fRa Ra @
F %d19 9 cas Pe1 ss o period but
C
tina the
unpaid 6SsTs sf sd s end iM d sq
ofsnyex ing
HAVING p AGED PRIVATELY ABOVE ISSUE WE
oPEp THF INsoID BALANCE e7l ACCRUED INTEREST
TO DELIVERY PER ANNuM
and close at p M
eriern
Temporary the Dhndve Dsnms a Co.,
in IS % February 1917
SPEYER g. co.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Relnhardt No IS
Broad street. New York. No 81 Deyonshire
street, Boston, and No i6 King street West.
Toronto, Canada.)
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.
Bid Asked
l.. 49, 1871.

FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co, No II cad
street New York;
LAND
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
CnrrnN-rho ccnsus r1rorl faIIed 70 slIm.

uIstc any fresh interest. and trading was quiet.
with tho CloEc steady. net I point higher TO =
points lower. unchanged TO points lower on
ihe active months The census Hgurch re-
ported l45iOO0O hales ginned TO January 10.
comparing with t1.252,14T bales 20 the same
date last year and - 668 2o8 in the last big
crop year OF 1905 The amount ginned for the
last ginning period, however. was cons ldcr r.
ably under thf siN-y"ar average. ana Whilg u
VA realized that tho small returns were due
10 very unfavorable weather during the period
II was alSo urged that this same weather rem
dercd II improbable that much of the c"Uod
remaining In the fields would ever hc saith
erred Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere In the United States
for S2.51 a year.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
RAILROAD.

Bos q Alb. 22Olz 221 3 & " II pf 50 -
q Maize. 100iG lOOls Ny NH Hl3s7. 1872
Bos Eiev.. l33 l%3@ " 4 81 Ry.. 81 s7l2
BOs q W FL 12ia
BONDS.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR REGTiPT>
SEABOtRD tLEsRAN

TIOIR MD NEAT-FIour InH'TI'' HUU
unchanged spring patents, So 30 s. 10. win
ter siraights 81 800 81 30, winter patents,
No ! winter. s. sUa So 90. extra 40 winter.
81 TOO 81 50. Kansas straights 81 I5HS4 -
fancy spring patents. 81 ILa S. -. RYE
IOI'R-StgadN. fair 10 good, 81 1ON - 20.
choice ia fancy. 81 9In s. 90 BUCkWHkAT
FIOUR-Firm at s. S0nS2 80 per 100 10.
CORNMEAI.-Hiu dried. s. -. BAG MEAL
Zine white ana yellow 81 - " 81 60. coarse.
81 lsNSI SO FEED--Westcrn spring. 81"
standard middling SIS 10. hour do, S5 20 rod
ding S27 5Oa SSl. rod DOG S3i -. homiuy
chcp 500 hulF. $50 20 sacks; oincnI. $50 90
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
CHICAGO STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney q Co. No. IS
broad street. New York, and No l22 South
- street Philadeiph!aD
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. January %, 19l!

export. ( O anoat.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
BOSTON CuRR STOCKS.

sInterest to be added.
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MECHEN


~. re-. ~. = - : ..-v i---.-,.
o.. rect rr Ilaf a.ar. e. af f.a.r Farf.
Iuerfrra Hr Narsrar street, Sc frr
n aHf H r". N....'ra 90 f.. W 80
eve 20 aflrearea arI fra. t...f fs
Co. drills
HsrvsT Rcbs-ts psad
.Hrn HfH rrtfrrHH nn -.
Ir.HH 20 nf fHrrr rrrra
aaf zee ..n FL. rrra.ra.s rra r. .
~'fr ffrrH Hn.....ar -
fa. rr. .r.rs f.er % f-.srra
- A-sszs H--u.r
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BclIalre Briefs.

Hon. Charles b. Butler. n repre-
sentative in the Massachusetts legis-
lature. who is connected with w. l..
Douglass Shoe Company. OF Brockton,
Mass. was a visitor here yesterday.
Miss Ardel Hutchinson has returned
from n visit with relatives In New
York.
Miss Mollie Whiting. o, Amsterdam,
o., Is guest of Miss Mayme Weiss,
OF South Beilaire.
Deputy Sheriff Samuel Dunfee. OF
ST. Clairsville. was 4 visitor here yes
terday.
y meeting OF Bellaire chapter. order
OF the Eastern Star. was held in
Masonic temple last night.
Judge John s. Cochran, OF st. Glars
Vile. was visitors here yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Lichtenberger. OF Steu-
benville is a guest OF Bellaire rela-
tives.
The funeral OF Eugene. young son
OF Nr. and Mrs. Owen Dunlevy, OF
Harrison street. who died Thursday.
will be held this afternoon from St.
Johns church. Interment will be
made in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Floyd Smith. OF Belmont street. will
leave to-day for Cincinnati, where he
has accepted u position.
Richard SchafTer. we'll known
musician OF this city. has accepted n
position with the Markle show boat
and viii leave to-day for East Liver.
pool where he will Join the band
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel McElroy and
children will leave next week for
Sebring. O, where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. Charles Stephenson. OF Wells
burg. is a guest Of friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. <. c. Williams and
child left yesterday for Steubenville
for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Earl Peters is reported III at
her home in Shadyside
Leonard Carr will leave to-day for
a visit with friends in Cincinnati.
The members OF the Moose have
thrown open their club rooms on
Union street 10 food sufferers.
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SOUR, Classy, UPSET
STOMACH REGULATED
out-ef-order stomsehs Feel Fine Five
Minutes After Taking q Little
Dlspepsin.

The question as TO how long you are
going to continue a sufferer from Indi.
gestion. Dyspepsia or outof-order
stomach Is merely a matter of how
soon you begin taking some Diapep-
sin.
IL your Stomach is lacking in di.
gest've power. why not help the stom-
ach 70 do its work. not with drastic
drugs. but a reinforcement OF diges-
tive agents, such as are naturally az
work In the stomach.
Poole with weak Stomachs should
take a little Diapepsin occasionally.
and there will be no more indigestion,
no feeling like a lump OF lead in the
stomach. no heartburn. Sour risings
Gas on Stomach or Belching or undi.
gested food. Headaches. Dizziness or
Sick Stomach, and. besides. what you
eat Will not ferment and poison your
breath with nauseous odors. AL
these symptoms resulting from a sour,
out-of-order stomach and dyspepsia,
are generally relieved in FIVE minutes
after taking a little Diapepsin.
Go to your druggist and get a so.
cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin now
and you will always go 10 the table
with hearty appetite. and what you
eat will taste good. because your
stomach and intsetines will be clean
and fresh. and you will know there
are not going to be any more bad
nights and miserable days for you
They freshen you and make you feel
Ike life is worth living.
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=-artips Perry rr1.,s

ATTORNEY Harry Frokaw. ~ Fast r.iv-
srnool Is visitlnF local friends
Tho infant child Of Mr mi Mrs John
Nrvcv VIII 1e buried this afternoon in
The 81 Mary's cefneferv
Mrs Mayrre Nuiiqrev hn- accented =
r.o.,tion IN The millinery store % Mrs
rev. 7. ". Mas rrs7chea 10 t,-r.
audience ~ the Gospel Mission last
Geeuiar services viii be held to.ruor.
row Va 'Na Zfou T.fff ernr church
N'rs Fdith frhfil'rFer hos returned 70
Ier Ishura. Pa 20 resume her duties a.
fea-1er i- Huckneii COLLEGE
The mi'iirsr~ ore~irr ~ r~ Ca'-hs't
sic-e VIII reFir today
'.a. Hrr students ar. r-at'1E ere
meet vNf~s v1f 30 49, ir ~,
Terri-~ services uHf DO fafH fr o..
y rif.f f-re'tvfrr'au church f1. morrow
o. H.y li.l ~'' r-r1.'
Nsr howe .r ~~r rfUsfsIrh'a. asf-r =
ri.' -fr 'o-af rsfsf',es
i7--0,s r-r's vfr So rnafs fo 'hs
~ -. g,.-rrl s-f co'srsIr PIE vifh''
fs-'.. ar-v'-ss see $50 i1 ts- 81.
"- r. iesf -.-r'--
--rl f-e-r ts-s.
90 f-. r..sf f..tr o. D. -.-s sr--...s
f-.rt .r-rr OH rar. s f-a-'-r
pc rs -f fra f.Ia
r.-' -.-r. we've rs--.s --f r---
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23

Rev. n. y. Rutzky. pastor OF the 81.
Mathews German Lutheran church,
viii III the pulpit at the prison to-fnor.
row morning
The local lodge % knights 81 Pythias
held their regular Eemi-nonfhiy meet
ing last evening Ia their lodge rooms
81 TIE BARLOW building on Main street
The gassion services that were held
last evening IN the - Matthew Gar
man Lutheran church were cut short
owing fo t1e sac being shut oT
The nottaEe prayer meet nEs fsif
vesteriay morning were very largely at
tended
Russell Rorsrscr has returned from a
ret erni months frfr lu ear Frnurfrro.
Charles Erp nrd william Auburn
have aHrnun. % Themselves an rauIi-
dates f-r county Constable
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Patrick Rod1ers Dead.

Patrick Rodgers. age So. died yester-
gay morning about $40 o'clock, at his
nome IN south Benwood. Death was due
20 infirmities Of age. The deceased was
porn In ireland and came 20 this coun-
Try when he was Is. His wife died about
FOUR years ago. He Is survived by the
Following children: william l.. Patrick
N, Thomas r. James l.. Joseph = and
vincent. Mrs =. y. hughes and Anna NJ.
rodgers, oil OF this city. Requiem high
mass viii be celebrated in ST. James
Satholic church at McMechen. by Rev.
Father Hall. on Monday morning The
burial
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Union Meetlnn.

The union prayer meeting for Mon
day evening will be held in the Kirk
wood NJ. 4. church and n record break
ing attendance is expected. Mr..
Porter OF New Castle. whom il was
reported was TO come here for the
meeting, has not been secured.
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Second ~. e. ServIc,s

sunday school at $50 a. IN. Preach.
Ing at II a m. theme. .WaItirs
With God" In the afternoon AZ o. On
.ne heV. ). Jackson. d. D.. pastor OF
me MI Zion Baptist church OF Bridge.
port VIII preach, and the choir Of the
church will furnish the music. En-
worth League at $3.50. subject. THE
Quality Of Gods Love" At 3 n. m
the pastor will preach his farewell
sermon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
JULIUS WE'LL
THE POPULAR STORE.
COME TO SEE Us
IN QUE NEW RrORr

=
II you haven't seen IL. vou,il n. .,,,-
pr1sed 20 see how improved We are An
our new location, larger stocks bottar
sslections ard Of eourEo p11ces alwava
the lowest.
Children's Spring Costs as low a.
Soc- shepherd checks trimmed ~
tan, red or blue cloth
others at sl.So. S2, s2.5o and s3.
All mp 20 date styles
n. o. q. American Beautx C,or...,.
All sizes Just received; none better for
Iit, Tor comfort for elegance. a
s.rapE, high or low busts, at 81 90
equal. -"
SAX Waists of all descriptions:
tailor-made: MeHsaiine Tub SON
mite silks; al beauties; at s25C
Children's Spring Hats. II VIM
want 70 see popular line ut poprtiar
prices, see ours at soc. 7sc. CSC. n a..
they are BEAUTIES.
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BRIDGEPORT
Aetns-standard Not Affected by High
Water, but Three Mills Down
for Repairs.

The high stage of water lacked sew.
eral feet OF causing any damage at the
Aetna-Standard plant and no time was
lost on this account. Mills Nos. 81,
% and % have been closed down,
however. on account OF some needed
repairs TO the engine.
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ST. Matthews German churoh.

Benwood ST. Matthews German I.uth-
eran church. Water street. Rev. T.
March gath. Sunday school, $50 a. m ;
morning services in German. A. II
CLOCK. b" the pastor. Evening services
at 1:i5 O'Clock. In English, by the pastor.
All are invited to attend.
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RnlAra Hon-


= mort session OF police court was
held yesterday morning. william
Rucker. who was picked up by OFFICER
hoseberry after he had fallen from
horse IN the upper part Of the city. was
nned 81 and costs or ten days lie
chose the later. Steve HerVaught
drunk. by Shepherd. was fined 50 and
costs or fifteen days.
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to have been played In the Armory
nan last evening between the local
hieh school team and the Bellaire
teams was called on yesterday after
noon on account OF the inability o,
me Beiiaire teams 20 make connec-
ions on account OF the high water.
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Child 0lss

a iour-months-oid daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs. John Lovenski OF Penn street
u .,, yesterday morning after "A short
'iness' The funeral services were
neld Yesterday afternoon from the st
MdIy church and interment was
made In st. Mary's cemetery
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Methodist Services.

First NJ. E. church. Rev. 4. T. Mohn,
pastor-Sunday schooi at 9:15 n. m.
X r. Campbell superintendent.
Preaching services at 1915. with ser
mon by the pastor. theme-"Altars on
Fire" Junior league at o'clock;
class meeting at O'Clock; Epworth
league at $50. topic-"The Quality OF
Gods Forgiveness Qeader. Miss
Nina Payne). Evening services at
1880. with sermon by the pastor,
theme-"Decision."
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being organized for the coming sea
son.
The c. and p. train arrived about
on time last evening. and several went
from here to Bellaire on account OF
the street cars being unable to run.
Mrs. Harry Cooks, OF Steubenville
visited local friends here yesterday.
Mrs. William Cooper and daughter,
Miss Jennie. OF East Liverpool, will
be here tomorrow to visit local
friends.
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Funeral Services

The funeral services of Marcus Uar.
'os. the Greek who died in the hos.
pIaI on Thursday. will be held this
afternoon. Interment will be made
In Riverview cemetery.
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Mems Brotherhood.

The Mems Brotherhood OF the FRS,
Nj. +. church will hold an important
meeting in the church on Monday
evening. The meeting will be held
for the purpose of making plans and
arrangements for personal work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
Will Practice.

There will be practice sunday
morning after Sunday school OF all
those who will take part in the Easter
program which will be given in the
Christian church. and all are request.
ed TO be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
Up for Larceny.

William Welch. arrested for steal.
ing brass. was up before Judge Lynch
at ST. Clairsville yesterday and was
fined $50 and costs and sentenced ia
three months in the workhouse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
Trinity Lutheran Services.

Trinity Lutheran church, Rex.
Crickenberger. pastor-Sunday school
at $50: preaching services at lO:4a
with sermon by the pastor: Luther
league at $50: evening services at
1880. with sermon by the pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23

The funeral services ~ Mike Go
mar. the foreign miner VINO died IN
the Martins Ferry hospital ~ a re
suit of injuries received In an explo-
sion n. the Blaine mine. Will 20 hold
tomorrow afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
Little DAMAGE.

The high water did little damage
here and caused but little inconven-
fence. Many cellars in the lowlands
were nlled but the water reached the
hrst floors OF very few houses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
Inspectors Here.

Deputy inspectors from the state Do
partment n inspD .rion OF workshops
and factories have been in Bcilalre
inspecting conditions In and around
The various factories. ~ 81 said the
Inspectors found conditions satsfac
tory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
To Settle Grlevanc.-

William Roy OF the sub-district min.
ers was called 10 the Pultney mine
yesterday to settle grievance. The
trouble was over a driver who was
discharged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23

John Corrick. a former well-known
man. died in the state hospital at Co
lumbus Thursday morning. He was
"a years OF age. and had been an in
mate of the hospital for IS years. The
body was brought to Bellaire and
taken to tho home OF his sister. Mrs.
Fanny Turner.