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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
MoundsviIie Briefs.

Elsewhere in these columns will be
found n full account of the prelimin-
airy hearing OF the twelve miners who
were charged with melting to riot at
the Mound mine on First street.
c. F. Clegg. is at Darlington. o.,
where he was called owing TO the
serious illness Of Mrs. Clcgg's moth
er. Mrs. Mehl.
j. w. Linsley. OF Marietta. O.. is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city for a few days.
Squire Paul Riedel. OF Benwood,
was in the city yesterday afternoon.
~transacting business.
Mrs. Louis Dressell and daughter,
Mrs. James A. Schaub. are at Dayton.
o.. where Mrs. SchRlb is being treat
ed for asthma.
Mrs. Virginia Powell. of Jefferson
avenue, is at Darlington for a few
weeks.
Mrs. A. f. Roberts. II Fifth street
returned last evening from Florida,
where she spent the winter.
Mrs. Roger Parry, OF Washington.
Pa. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. a. b.
Scott, on Morton avenue, for a few
days.
+. J. Roberts. Jr, who has been in
Pittsburgh for the past few days. will
return 10 his home here on Thursday
evening.
Miss Janette Booher Is visiting rel
atives at Fairmont for a few days.
Mrs. a. A. Roberts, OF Seventh
street. and Mrs. F. C. Roberts. OF JEFF
ferson avenue, returned home last
evening from Florida, where they
spent the winter.
The local High school base ball
team will practice this evening at
the Fifth street park.
The Sunday school board OF the
First NJ. Z. church met last evening
and elected delegates for the State
convention.
Mary Messick. who had her foot
mashed at tho local wharf on Monday
afternoon. is reported getting along
very nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
HUNTSVILLE
Business Mems Annual Banquet
Thursday.

All arrangements are completed for
the annual banquet OF he Mounds
Vile business men, to be held on
Thursday evening, in the parlors OF
the First Presbyterian church. over
Two hundred business men, their
families and friends will attend the
anair. Following the banquet a num-
Der OF addresses will be made. J.. r.
Sivert Of this city will act as toast.
master. Geo. w. Greig. OF the State
business Mems Association and VIII
lam Sehwertsfeger. secretary OF the
association. beth OF Wheeling. will 80
liver addresses and Ignatius Brennan.
OF Wh seling. will read his original
poem entitled. Anything"
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Personals ara Rr1sfE

A wagon loaded with groceries beolng-
Ing 20 the n. =. Behrens got
stuck on the hfl at woodsdale yester-
day morning. and In attempting to move
10 the horse broke the shafts. blocking
the road for a while.
Albert Drum T. able 20 he out again
after being confined to his HON e at
Greg Vile for the past week on the
sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riddle. Of Fol.
lansbee, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Folmar &C their home on
Wheeling creek.
Malcolm. the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Oldham, IL improving very
nicely after being confined to their
home at Elm Grove III.
Paul Kaski. Of South Wheeling. waT
a business caller In the out-the-pike dis
trict YESTERDAY.
Russell McDermott. OF Fulton. is able
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WARWOOD
rhe Primary In Greater w.rvood.

The Republican primary election held
In yesterday brought out a
number OF Incidents. among which was
uat there were more automobiles spin
nlng about the streets from late In the
forenoon to dark than had ever been
seen here before. A few old gentlemen
the voting place were brought forth in
buzz wagons. One Of the Sages who
resides In the extreme north end OF
town was brought to the polls in surh
a hurry that he had "a swimmin' in his
hesd.' as he expressed 10.
A rather heavy vote was cast here.
wood voting. IRE bailoting was not
heavy until late In the afternoon. there
being about so votes cast at $40 o'clock
with n few ballots being registered be-
tween that time and $3.50 o'clock. when
the balloting was quite spirited until
the closing OF the polls at 7:3O o'clock.
The two principal loanns places in
public yesterday. the Central engine
house. better known as the town hall"
In which the village barber his his
works. and the blacksmith shop. John
Weishans. the village simthy. being one
OF the Officers at the polls In the engine
house.
According 10 an old '~residenter.' who
has been here since the Indians were
driven from this section. there r. only
about a "corporal's guard" or Demo-
Gratis In this town. by the many votes
cast at the primary yesterday.
The three Union soldiers who served
I'm the Civil war and have been living
here for a great many years were among
the voters yesterday.
Jake Hilton. candidate on the Taft
ticket az delegate TO the state conven-
ton. who had charge OF one OF the au-
tomobiles. aid that he smelled so OF
gasoline that he feared that his coal
patrons would think he had gone into
the clothes cleaning business.
|
Town Sergeant Conner was on the
job to see that there was no disorder.
but there was nothing for him 10 do.
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SHOT IN EAR
cIarksburg Butcher Seriously Wound.
ed, May Rave Been Accidentally
Inflicted.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG. w. Va. April "a
Michael Freeman. a Third street meat
dealer. shot a bullet through OF
his care at . o'clock this morning in
his shop. bu: whether accidentally is
not definitely stated. Mrs. Freeland.
his mother. residing down West Pike
street neal Glen Elk creek. was noti-
fed and in her distraction raised
considerable connection on the way tn
the shop by her screams. A large
crowd soon gathered. the shop was
broken into and Mr. Freeland was
taken home. His wound IS not OF a
serious nature.
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to be out again SITTER being confined TO
his home with a serious illness.
Mary Grace Linton. OF sunny slope
near I~rlSdelphlH IS H,sivlhs her cr.s
for a few days.
A large force Of men were put 20
work yesterday on the improvements TO
be made to the Bethany pike.
Or. NJ. Y. Burleigh has accepted a tenn
porary position as prescription clerk AT
the Gordon pharmacy at Moodsdale dur
.ng the absence Of r. NJ. Ross.
James f. Armstrong. or Chicago. Ill
Is spending a few days visiting relatives
out the pike.
woodsdaie public schooI. has resumed
her duties after being on the sick list
for a few days.
Mrs. Mary SAVERS IS improving very
nicely AZ her home at Edgwood after a
slight illness.
John Gilbert. % GregEsvilie. candidate
for county commissioner on the Demo
cratic ticket. was a business caller in
the country district yesterday
John otto. the popular G~reggsviile
butcher. o. able 20 be about again after
being slightly indisFvs-d for a few
days.
william Ksnar. a we'll known young
man from the out-the-pike district. left
yesterday FOR NeVark. ohio. where he
viii make his future home.
M-~ "r.-- t1tum smith resumed her
duties - teacher - the Woonsnais
school yesterday after being on the SICK
list Tor q Few days
Personals and Briefs.
o. % Lamb returned Co his home IN
West AieNauder. Pa yesterday after q
brief visit ufth friends in Elm Grove.
The many friends % Robert IacE well
knogn iu the out tre pike district Wilt
30 pleased 90 learn fnaf DO has ueen pro
NOTED 60 manager - 81 the Cleveland
public libraries
Charles Gibbons. - ~rfffshurEh uaa r
business railer In thr out ere PIKE DIE
rrIFf ErafrrIIr
Wprs vas rssuwef Iesfartaf r~isa1'nE
p f"r urerk rear Trad~IuhIa nF r. force
% ufr
Tra nee concrete pavement along
aIfa ~ fre Moulslais gark. rs been
nmr rfrf
a force 20 rer ars tarF af rrrarrf
-lfrrr 90 sraaa m fHa Wunfasa'r para
Sec at-Vouna Hsns suts fsr so
ff2o SIS NcrADDENa
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Master Carl Todd. Of South aMrwoud.
Who nos been so for the past several
days. T. improving
Alvin Weeks and family have re-
moved from Bverbrooks. near Elm Grove
20 this toWH Mr.. Weeks viii enter the
Painting business here.
The white people % south Warwood
~ the vicinity 81 Flfth and Main street
are much wrought up By the fact that
a neEro man who ~ ts said e. married
90 a white woman. vi1 build a dwelling
next door % a prominent white family
on Man street. having already bought
HlFnre1 Tor the foundation o. is said
ttat the son % Ham ana hts While
woman are uVtng 80 FULTON
Ine village barber shop vii b. urarali
90 ire regular time TO-DAY In frs zen
fral engine tuuse where the urma-r
sas asld Vertsrdaf
Miss Nalie Sir - WaaFfrrrnr.
Euesf - Mra o. CusfIar -
south Mafr street
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Want to Post Forfeit.

Principal r. L. Baker. of the local
High school base bail team, drew up
a contract yesterday and forwarded II
TO the manager OF the Wheeling High
school team. The contract is in the
form OF a binding proposition calling
for each team to post a forfeit OF $40
each, and In the event of either team
failing to put In an appearance on
ext Saturday afternoon for their reg
ular scheduled game. the forfeit shall
20 to the other team. Each time that
h locals were to have met the
Wheeling bunch. something ha5
turned up and the game was post.
poned until a later date. Hence the
above contract.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
New

A large force of men from this city
employed by the Wheeling Traction
Company are busy engaged in the
Narrows below town. A large retain-
ing wall Is being built by the company.
A car load of gravel and also a car
load OF sand were taken 20 the scene
on Monday morning to he used in
the construction OF the walls.
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Nine Continues 10 Work

The Mound Coal company mine on
FIRST street. which was closed down
ioT about tao weeks. but xh.ch start
Cd IN operating on Monday. with about
10 men doubled the force ~yesterday
morning. and Il nov hosting coal u
is thought BY the operators hat hy
a end Of the week the company VII
Fave al york a. lesst one hundred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
Knights Have Meeting.

The local lodge knights OF Pythias.
monthly meeting last evening in its
hall at the McMechen building at the
corner OF Seventh and Marshall streets.
Following the transaction OF routine
business a class OF several was ini-
tiated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
n'MECHEN
Complsts Arrangements.

The committee on arrangements re-
Gently appointed at the Church OF God
To complete plans for the Home Com
he near future neld a meeting last
ing week 10 be held in the church in
evening in the church. The various
committees were appointed and plans
for the affair were practically COM
pleted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
NEW NEWSPAPER MAN
VISITS CLARKSBUR0.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
cLARKSBURG. w. Va, April ga
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Geppert are
the proud parents OF a son. who was
horn TO them Monday afternoon. at
st. Mary's hospital. Mr.. Geppert 10
a well known newspaper man.
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prouess iodr- 40 81. 10 q 3
ceiehraied n ninety rhiri a-nfvrr
saW - fhe fourftrF - fra larrs f-
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90 p Hrhhs aso rama % pa~rr
t 70 fra rfr wrr-f rrrr 49,
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pemocrntn Moon ro-niaht.

This evening the Democrats OF Rich
land district will hold a suggestion
meeting to sugges candidates 90 be
voted upon at the congressional and
state conventions. The meeting will he
presided over by Committeeman W r
! H~elfenbine. and will be held In the
I Lasch han. South Warwood, commence
I ing at = 80 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24

This afternoon the county commission
ers will inspect the lower Top Mil
road and have "a fixed up TO be used
until the upper road Is completed by
Contractor Dixon. who has now a large
gang OF men working on ~. The COM
m~issioners inspected the new bridge up
Glenn's run. North Warwood. Monday.
and ~ IL understood that the structure
was found satisfactory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24

an"uai ART exhibit - the RenWood
-.npos VII DO held on Friday. both
afternoon and evening The teachers are
busy ensased IN preparing the uurk FOR
ne pupils aud Arranging If af the North
end srsnnI ln the Eraf ward whara
ne EXHIBIT uNl 30 held TIE sahfhifIan
wv nleu af m ans fne evening sas-
rHn ~ ITO exhibition viii - An
-hafg- n Niss Glars 81 uroEn. me art
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ruHf rfe 1900
A Lewis M % srrar a-f
~ - ~ Hnrna 49,
SO E FL go aara anr-r
a II ra "
Ha rr 80 rr-a- 49,
% 90 a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24

Trahlc all not b. closed between
mis- city and Wheeling Via ths Mar
-ovs The County court placed A.
number 81 nouces YESTERDAY
notifying the public fo tie eHerf fr.f
anyone crtv1nE a vehicle through fhe
naruss Was af fheir ouu RIA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
McMechen Briefs

q. II. Trevey IL on q business trip
in eastern ohio I'm the interest OF the
McMechen Shirt Mfg. Company.
Street Commissioner Costelow had
a force OF men out yesterday cleaning
the streets about the city
. George Grim. OF Toledo. o.. is Wis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
BENW00D
school Board 70 Eeot-othsr Nsvs and
Notes OF the NIL
Town

The board OF education OF Union dis
trict Will meet on Friday evening Many
matters will be taken up Including the
proposed bond Issue for this district for
FUNDS Tor the proposed new school build
ing 60 replace the one recently destroyed
b. fire in the Tifth ward
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for a few DAYS.
Vincent Rodgers returned to his
work on the street car line yesterday.
he having been OF duty for the past
week with a severe cold.
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The local High school base hall team
VIII play the Elliott team. OF wheeling.
this afternoon At o'clock. Al the Slim
ner park. o. South Benwood. The locals
nave = very strong aggregation this year
they having only Loot but one game cut
~ four thts season. that being 90 the
G-ih-diai t-sm. OF Whseiius. iast week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
School Board Net.

The independent district board OF
education met last evening at the call
OF the president. T. Z. Henderson, IN
a special session. The plans Of the
W. new proposed school buildings.
n for the Second ward and the other
for the Fourth ward. were taken up
n thoroughly discussed by the board
and Contractor ID. T. Burton, Of this
city. The issuing OF bonds was also
taken up and the board received more
Information along this line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
Enjoyable Rand Dance.

Last evening a most enjoyable and
largely attended dance was given at
Glennova hall. North warwOod. by the
WaTwoOd band. under the direction OF
Irof Stupp. There were a number OF
Wheeling young couples attended the
affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24

The funeral service over the remains
OF Luci1ia. the 3-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henderson. OF Pat
terson. was held yesterday morning.
Short services were held at the house
Elm Grove NJ. f.. after which the body
VAS taken TO Dallas. where services
were held In the Presbyterian church by
was made In the Dallas buryins ground
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
inception for New members.

This evening a reception will be given
at the WarwOod Christian church for
the many new members TO be conducted
by the pastor. the Rev. e. Pryor. con-
sisting OF song and prayer. followed by
the ladies' OF the congregation serving
refreshments
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hoard n1seta To-niaht.

The Board OF trade OF warwood viii
meet this evening at the Central engine
house. to take up a number OF import
ant matters relative TO several small nj
d%ustrial plants locating here. II the body
VIII grant them certain land concessions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
Pour ConvartR.

The Rev. Dr. George y. oliver. pastor
or tbs Fourth street NJ. r church. con-
Quoted the revival services at the War
wood Methodist chapel Monday evening
when four local persons were converted.
The Rev Or. oliver and his wife sang "a
beautiful duet. entitled. we Shall Not
Return 20 the cold World"
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Elm Drove n. n

The services being held at the Elm
Grove NJ. e church this week by Evan
Felist v. a. Mamma are being very large
y attended. and many new members are
being taken into the church. Services
Will he held In the afternoon every day
except Saturday at 2.30. and In the
evening at 7.3O.
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neusx.. Point Pr,.hxt.r,an.

Tonight az the Roney's Point Presby-
terrain church a reception will be ten
dered the new members who have re-
Gently been taken into the church. Music
will be a feature of the evening. Re
freshments will be served. and II will
be a get acquainted meeting.
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~ of the Stone church this
evening. A musical and literary pro-
gram has been arranged One hundred
ana EIGHT new members have been taken
into the ch urch since the "Bfny' Sun
day revival Refreshments VIII also be
served. and all new members are given
. cordial Invitation To attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24

Many autoists are discussing the mat
ter at present OF oiling the National
road to keep the dust down throughout
h summer months. As n rule. the road
L. very dusty in the summer months.
and the oil'ng system. &c Is thought.
would be an Improvement
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rsrmsd 70 ruoAir.a League.

The many out-the-pike friends OF
William Colling wood. the well known
ball player. who signed with the Fort
Wayne team. will be glad to learn that
he has been making good. He has been
farmed out to the Michigan State
league
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B.ll r,am aeorvrnix,a.

n Elm Grove ball team has been
reorgnntzed. and Elm Grove will not be
at the tail end of the string when the
reason closes. Bernard Madden has
been elected and Fay Gibson
captain.
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M fGal sar rar--rt-r W.
Va earr q Eaen rusrf ID.
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f ~ cd En- .
90 a-uss ur arE nrf ~ ftf-sra
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New cenerston

The two nev so-cycie westins-
generators &C the Boundsvills
electrical plant win be put In opera
o one day nett week They are
both capable OF generafing $500 volts
and are Of the finest type TO be had In
this part OF the country.
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UT-THE-PIKB


TIE boys % the Vance Memorial
church win meet IN the basement %
the church for ann practice on Friday
night % this week After the weather
pets = little warmer tey will drill out
N me open The guns will be u.ed IN
the drt1l and all members are request
~ % be presen promptly q ffse
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sesp>n.ion. awaiting ~crd from the
conferences being held AT clevelznd-
All OF he mines resumed operations
In fun yesterday.
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10 n cnmnlafnd rhi. wAer

n EIite and The Majestic, Elm
new motion picture houses. will
he opened to the public this week. They
are strictly freproof.
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Town Sergeant Come was on the
job TO see that there was no disorder.
but there was nothing for him 10 do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24

sp-cisl-Yosns ssns sslts Co SO
ff2D SIS scFAoDEN-a
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I srlsy is uHususiiy fne fhis v-s-
Netsr Before have ue shouu "a
arEe atsortmcnt They are aoina
.ast heres q reason-ue Prices
re = Eht
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-22

city Of Salem, Oregon, proceed to as
sess upon each lot or part thereof or
parcel of land liable for its proper
tionate share of the deficit amount Of
the total cost of improving South High
street from the South line of State
street to the south line of Mill street
in accordance with the plans and spe-
cifications heretofore adopted for said
Improvement and on file in the office
Of the city recorder
All persons interested in said deficit
assessment, and in the original
assessment for improving said street
are hereby notified to appear at said
time before the said common council
and present their objections, If any,
they have, to said assessment and ap-
ply to said common council on or be-
fore said 4th day Of November, 1912,
to equalize their proportionate share
Of the total cost of improving said
South High street, and their said as
sessment.
CHAS. F. ELGIN,
1O-22-3t. City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-22
THE COUNCIL ORDERS
NEW SIDEWALKS PUT DOWN

Resolutions for the construction Of
sidewalks in several important sec
ticns of the city were presented and
adopted at the meeting Of the city
council last night The provision for
walks follows:
On the south side of Center in front
Of the property of George p, Litchfield,
NJ. A. and A. S. Cady, and Matte b.
Shaw; on the east side of Winter
street in front of the property Of the
German Methodist church between
Union and d streets; on the north side
of Union between Capitol and Summer
street in front of the property of
Messrs. Reeves and Domogalla on the
west side of Capitol street between
Marion and Union in front Of the
property of Emma Sturgis; on the
rorth side of Marion between Capitol
and Twelfth in front Of the property of
August Hike which will be made more
accessible by the construction Of
walk at it's street frontage; on the
south side of Marion street between
Summer and Winter, a walk will Be
built in front Of the property Of l. N,
on the east side Of Com
merclal between Trade and Mill
streets in front of the property Of the