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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-04
FAIR EXCHANGE
A New Back for An Old One-How
IL Can Be Done In
Wheeling.

The back aches at times with a
dull. indescribable feeling, making
pains shoot across the region OF the
kidneys. and again the loins are SO
lame to stoop is agony. No use to
you weary and restless: piercing
rub or apply a plaster TO the back in
THIS copdition. You cannot reach the
cause. Exchange the bad back for a
new and stronger one. Wheeling
residents would do well to profit by
the following example:
Mrs. William Rose. AIS Jefferson
street. Bellaire. Ohio. says: Kidney
complaint chung TO me persistently
for years. and ! believe I Inherited
II. Ny kidneys were sluggish and my
body bloated badly. I had terrible
bearlng-down pains through my kid.
neys that took the life out Of me and
the least housework caused me 10
become all tired out. Two doctors
treated me. but their medicine did not
make the least Improvement. NV
back became weak and lame. and lift.
Ing was an impossibility. Finally 1
began using Doan's Kidney pills and
they d.d such good work from the
FIRST that I was encouraged to con.
unue taking them. a complete cure
was effected and ] have now enjoying
the best OF health"
For sale By all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster. Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doau's-and
take no other.
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Miss Eunice Jones will return home
from youngstown tomorrow where she
v eeks and will be accompanied BY Miss
Elizabeth Schaibie who will be her
guest for some time.
About half a dozen picnic parties will
Nest OF the city today.
Mr.. ana Mrs Charles Armstrong will
t.ves
Miss Lottie steadman has gone 10
Cleveland for visit with friends.
Miss Edith Burton has gone to Beth
Mrs. Harry Marshall OF Wheeling. a
former local resident will undergo an
operation at the North Wheeling hospi-
tai tomorrow.
c. b. Plank and son Louis will go
20 Zo-r and Lodi today 10 spend a few
Gays with friends and relatives
number OF local people will drive
70 Sadiz today 10 attend the big cele-
A party OF local young people will
give a wagon picnic near Rayland to.
John Frazier has gone TO Akron where
he will spend several days the guest
The Welsh picnic tickets win be
the W. and l. z. depot tomorrow.
The annual picnic OF the St Johns
German Lutheran Sunday school will
The board OF education met last even
ing to make arrangements for work
which will be necessary at the Sheets
tuilding before September.
a local foreigner I>ported yesterday
trat another man had taken French
leave of this vicinity with his wife
and asks that the party be brought
The bulk OF the fireworks IN stock
at the local stores was sold 10 the
youngsters yesterday.
the rt-Bellaire game at the
Brookside park this morning.
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Moundsvfue Brisfs

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Poyies left yes
teIday Tor Point Pleasant. where they
VIII attend the funeral OF Mrs Poyles'
wan Mcclure and Or J. 4. Streibich
arrived home early yesterday morning
| from baltimore where they attended
s. ". Booher who has been confined
10 his home on Fifth street for the
past week Is Improving
The United states Stamping COM
pany will suspend operations for today
Morningstar and Gus Rapp will
leave tomorrow for Montreal Canada.
90 attend the National Convention ~
Flint Glass workers
Thomas Cats Is spending several
days In Virginia. transactinR business
Sire. q 4. Ciiker ana ehiidTen 81
i.dgeWCOd are spending the day with
MI and Mrs. r McCombs
Rev. and Mrs. Roy McCiusky OF
ShinnSton. are visiting friends and re-
latives IA this city Tor a few DAYS
Fred Dietrich OF Ravanna. ohio IL
spsndinE q few DAYS with friends and
relatives IN this city.
Miss Ivy Roberts and Mrs Ruionr
left last evening for Webster Springs.
5gr the benent 81 their health They
~, slcna ,sb3ut tNo weeks there
AZ the Wheeling Country club
Miss Anna Hawkins Of NavneaburV
~ visiting Miss Eieanore scott oIi
Morton avenue for a Few days
Tom summerville was caught nm
der q slide - earth az the Jones SAND
Isnk yesterday and received two badly
sprained knees.
hoss Plant viii leave the latter part
or the week Tor Cameron vhere -
haE accepted "a position
Mrs A Mcleod returned rssf
evening from Steubenvilie where eho
end rclafiver
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Spencer a. first
sIreet left yesterday morning Tor
iEnrleef0n whore they viii Virff ref,
uevs for the next several dava.
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AusN-N ~ durmith has returned from
g. hshlnE trip near Darlington. o.
IrOf- p. W. Gettluge. OF Elm Grove.
wa the guest % Capt D.. j.. Beutneld
Illinois. arrived in Warwopd vesterd1 y
20 -pond several weeks with bic father
Charles Brooks
Contractor r. o. Grimm will have
ne "A Jpn Pape building at Nineteenth
street Completed next week Nj pape
"lli open H milk and ice cream catah-
nshmeut Zoo the building. occugviug the
upper nopr Tor "a dwelling
The Top mill concrete retaining wall
VII De- completed hy Contractor Dixon
next week The curbing for tho fmtInr
fHs been placed and the bricks viii be-
laid at once
Mrs O. p Frazier and children are
flelfirg a. Tarcnfum Pa
Mrs " Phillips has returned from,
visit with relatives nt Falrfnonf
Hugh Allen was reported Co. DO reee.
ing easily az Haskins Hospital last
evening
Tho s. 81 C. 4. lots Will Do turned
over o. tho young men OF Greater WAR
W''d today hr me grounds committee
frd Mayor Bewtrr
Mr AMI Mrs. james Scott. ~ Mans
tnlf. ONTO. Hrr Hf ne home m Council
uan John Murphy fo attend the
funeral of Miss Blanche gUho0iv ina
innfninR They are relatives 81 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-04
WARWOOD
THE scHNE or THREE PECULIAR
AxOIDEnTe YEsTEBDAY ONE OF
WHICH May PROVE FATAL

Joseph. the four-year-old son of MI
ana Mrs Walter Kinders. is lying al
wood. in a most critical condition. as
result or "A peculiar accident yester-
day afternoon. shortly before Z O'Clock
near the Richland Coal works a keg of
beer rolled down the hill and stTuck
the little boy who was playing in the
street. knocking him down and rolling
over him, severely cutting his head and
brusing his body and limbs The lad
was rendered unconscious and late last
evening he was sim unconscious. there
Deing little hope OF his recovery Dr.
;he injured boy
The keg Of beer slipped from awheel-
harrow on which Mike Miller driver
ior the Belmont Brewing company, was
ticking II up to a miners home on the
hillslce. The key rolled down the hill
with considerable velocity and struck
missed several other children who wee
playing near the base OF the Hill
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STEUBENVILLB

sTEUBENvILlE. o.. July s.-Judge
Richards. in deciding n demurrer to-day
held that II. Il. Galbraith and W. u.
Lisie had forfeited their positions as
members OF Mingo council because they
Is school superintendent and the other
is a school janitor.
The court also held in the case OF the
II. $. Colbert Coal Co. VS.. Wabash Coal
Co. that the affidavit that the claim wa 5
just must be on the contract and not
81. 100 involved
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whoop.ng cough Fatal.

~ zabeth daughter " Mr. and Mrs
tIyde Donovan. died at the family home
yesterday. at noon. after an illness Of
wb"opinE cough The funeral arrange
ments have not been completed
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AMERICANS STILL
WINNING EVENTS
INpIvrDuAL coeRErTrIoH Won Br
urrr1D STATES.
Sweden Victorious In wusl SHOOTING q
30 Meters ana United states
In Fourth.

STOCKHOLM. July s.-The individual
COMPETE In the clay bird shooting
event In the Olympic games was con-
unued to-day whom the second stage
was concluded. The best aggregates
scored IN the first and second rounds
We're made by the Americans, A F.
SIeason. boston A A., and J. II. Graham
Snicago A. a. with - out OF a possible
% birds, The German contestant. Gowl-
zen. win ~ hits. was third. The third
stage VIII be shot tomorrow.
sweden was victorious in to-day's
Team competition for duel shooting at a
instance or 80 metres. The swedish
Team or four men made an aggregate OF
l.ltS points out OF possible !. 200, each
man firing 30 shots. Russia and Great
britaln were placed second and third
respectively. while the United States
mas TO be satisfied with fourth place
having obtained an aggregate OF only
l.vsI. The best individual score in the
competition however was registered by
the American. A. +. Lane. who made 2s2
points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-04
WORK ON BIG WELLS
is NEARING COMPLETION

Work on the large wells which are
to supply the Wheeling Electrical Co.
with water are nearing completion.
and the bravo Construction Co. has
been quite fortunate in not having
met with more difficulties than they
have.
The task has been a very tedious
one. and the system in general is a
wonderful piece of ingenuity and has
attracted large crowds OF people dur
ing the last few weeks.
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New Suit.

Sidney Lynn VS.. W. q L. E Coal Co.
suit for $4,000 damages for injuries
sustained January 80. 1914 He was at
WORK on the track In the entry when
there was a fall OF roof. permanently IN
turing him. He alleges negligence in
failig TO furnish roof timbers.
Julia Peter VS.. Michael Peter suit for
divorce and ccstody OF three minor
children. They were married in Hum
gary in 1902 and she alleges extreme
cruelty and drunkenness and repeated
maltreatment
Judge Richards will adjourn court No.
on Friday. for several weeks
enterprise Mfg. co. vs.. John Cronin.
iudgment asked for S225 and that chat
tel mortgage be forciosed.
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BELLAlRE
Cars DeraIIed at Glencoe.

Wednesday morning when a freight
train was coming east on the r.. & O.
road three freight cars were derailed
near Glencoe. and the accident was
the cause OF much Inconvenience
The train due here at 1928 Rad TO
pull the derailed cars OF the tracks
In order to proceed on its way. The
wrecking crew MAS sent out, but Il
was several hours before the cars
we're again placed on the track.
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BRIDGEPORT
Hundreds VIII Witness First Game
For Championship at erookside
Park.

While bridgeport has no great cele-
bration scheduled for to-day. IL IL
likely that an impromptu celebration
VIII be held IN the event OF the vic.
tory OF the local baseball team In
their double battle with the Beilaire
team to-day. The first game will be
played on the Brookside park grounds
az 1880 This morning Special street
car service will BE- operated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-04
WILL ELECT OFFICERS
AT SEMI-ANNUAl MEETING

On next Monday evening the semi
annual meeting OF the Beethoven
Singing Society will be held and the
most important business will be the
election OF officers. Preliminary ar
rangements will be made for the cele-
bration of the forty-irst anniversary.
which will be held during the latter
part of the montr.
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MARTINS FERRY
welsh Picnic win he Largest ana Most
Enjoyable IN History,
aarurdau

me committee IN charge or the Welsh
picnic which will be given on SATURDAY.
state that II will be the largest ever
neId. Several thousands will leave hero
saturday. arriving at Myers Lake Park
contests will be put on and valuable
prizes are NJ for the winners. Two
base hall games between Canton and
local teams will furnish other amusse-
ment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-04

The funeral services over the 70
mains of The late Robert spencar
Taylor were held "wednesday sf,er
noon AZ 2. aO O'Clock from tho fantv
borne az 100 Alley 49, Rev prinisfo,i
pastor ~ Tho Firaf Baptist church had
charge. interment Was made an pen
iasula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-04

NAE FsANcrsCp. July Election
NJ ofhrera hv tho delegate 90 the ~ere-.
Hl fedfrafiou ~ w0mens rlufsa herar az
p ~, ana fne Eniie rlpred ~ fonlgrf
IhF result wili r0t Do announced until
tomorrow
TIE other ralniIfatc arc.
lrat wee president Mrs D. O.. HIark
-hhrff. i.NllnlelpHla second vice. rrraI-
l'ff Mrs samuel sheath ~ Onto.
-nrrr'lrv Mr. Harry r. Keafa Sen.
rH.fH. fDrrrspDrilnE Eerrffare. Mrs.
eugene Reilly. NnrfU fnr0iina Trcaaur-
OF. Mrg John Tfreadauf Auffter A..
20 81 81 Nnnnn. Utah
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AcMschsn Briefs.

Mrs. Ida Stevens who has been con-
lined to her home with an Illness for
the past several days Is able 10 be
about again.
James Powell and wife will leave to-
morrow for Pittsburgh to visit friends
and relatives for few days.
j. NJ. Carney returned last evening
from Webster Springs. where he spen,
health.
The bridge between this city and
Benwood is undergoing some extensive
repairs.
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Hundreds Of foreigners in the set.
tiemont8 west Of the ton will cole.
brate tho Fourth not AZ an fndepcnd.
ence Day. but as a feast and rest dav
hundreds ~ barrels Of beer were
shipped out yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-04

cHAhLESTON. Vs. Va July
fanl Peck. ne aviator. "a former rost
ueni or his city. and whose homo BE-
pr Hinton. 'his State. vas fod,y
named ~ Governor Giaascock a colo.
hel on his ftan Peck recently gsvo
an exhibition here end few sr9-,,d
ne capitol and fhe school he attend
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MOUNDSYILLE
Charles nice brought Hom,.

Charles Rice. who was shot at the
RAIDER residence Sunday morning was
pIonght TO his home from the Glendale
nospital yesterday afternoon. Rice is
MS found. He says he and Doty were
out iox hunting that evening and were
On melr way home. RAIDER states that
usy were in his yard close TO the
chicken coop. However. the facts will
De brought out at the next term OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-04
Clerk Statistics.

County clerk statistics for the past
year show s5.e2s fines assessed and
sS.o4t;S2 collected; S2.9o4S2 costs as
Ieited- recognizances and $500 collected:
Civil judgments. S5l7. or them 373
we're Tor szlS.eSS.O9. in 1f5 cases money
1194S 4'f s%V'-
Prosecutions for crimes against per-
son, IlIst degree murder. l second de-
assault and battery. II: rape. II; rob-
eery. !. other crimes. :: total 80. against
% persons Committed, IL, acquitted
!. nollied. 8; pending. rs Also FOR ar.
son, =, burglary. 8; grand larceny. ::
convicted. {. acquitted, l. -
o., - rt1,secutons against public justice,
gambling. s. liquor violations. III. TOTAL
-. against l4o persons. - were con.
NlSted acquitted. % nollied
prosecutions for offensss agatrs,
publc chastity and morality: Adultery
o.; other offenses. s; keeping houses OF
III ZANE. &. total. II; convicted. 4
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socialists rl.ct. ofno.r,-

=, The Moundsviile Socialists Party met
Monday evening and elected the follow
ing OFFICERS: II. W. Mcdonald, recording
sssretary, Bryne Dayton, financial sec
- himes. organizer; Ms II. w McCon-
aIo. literary agent; press and central
conlinlttee. George Lippert, G. ". Petit
q. ;. Schroeder. ~. Reinhardt and w =
Shafer. G.. ;. Schroeder was elected as
uelegate To the congressional convention.
10 be held at Warrington to-day.
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Dysentery is always serious and
often a dangerous disease, but It can
be cured. Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured
II even when malignant and epidemic.
For sale by all dealers.
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Beach OPENS TODAY

Among the principal events to take
lace today On this section will be the
formal opening OF the Warwood bath
Ing beach FOR the season by the War
wood civic Improvement club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-04

Ihe telerhono wires connecting this
CITY with 81 Cla.sville were 900 down
Yesterday. the fre af rho county scat
burning Them out. Repairs Will be-
completed to-day
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Flag Demonstration.

Fire a. Protective association purchased
a nag ~ feet long and feet wide, CON
tanning the full number OF stars The
rag viii be flung TO the breeze for the
nrst time this morning at 10. o'clock
from the high stan OF the engine house
within brief and fitting ceremonies.
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steIIenberzer Funeral

viii take place from the home OF Will
nam Selhy tomorrow afternoon at 1
q clock Rev. Neshit will officiate and
interment VIII be made In Linwood GEM
ctcry.
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Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs. Frank Hicks will be
cid this afternoon ut two o'clock from
the family residence. Rev. r ID. Eel
lers. will ofnciate. 1nterment at Nc
Mechen cemetery
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Many Pienics

No less than six picnic parties will
seek the cool breezes % the country
this morning and remain all day.
Parties will drive 70 Barton. 81. Glars.
Vile and Flushing
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Pine Banqust.

~ ne Alpha 30 fraternity. last eveni
INK. fue banquet Win turtle .,.,,,
We principle dish. was served o. tbout
p "t We members iu honor OF eve wh,
Nrr' taken into the club on Tueaday
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past two days. The work Of lifting the
car OF tne wrecked dirigible- from the
waters OF the inlet will be resumed to-
morrow. The body OF Calvin Vaninan
was sh ippcd tonight to his former home
In Virgin, illinois,
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hoard OF Eduoatsou U.,a ,a..,,n1

The board of education of the indepen-
cent district met last evening and fin
lsheo up the business for tho past year
Two more teachers were appointed for
the ensuing year.
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eases and anv medical advice Z
tn
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II viii pay you 20 see
those classy" new Pat
terms at Fallen & Carsons
before purchasing your
SLmE,er Suit
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NO Special C1lebrnt,on.

liner viii be no special public dem
cnstrations here today in celebration
the Fourth. with few exceptions
ell the business places win be closed
ne greater part Of the day while all
the Industries will suspend operation
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Everythinr Clo.ed pourn-

Practically everything is closed down
IN this city to-day celebrating the
Fonrth The manufacturing plants are
cIosed. also the stores and barber shops
being observed al the postorfice TODAY
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Remains pur,.d

Yesterday. fls reuIefrr 80 f.. Ia.
ita "'NpIell, were l4'd fo ret boz River
fW'i'if 80 relatives apueare !
To rake charge ~ the body
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Weekly Bible Study

The regular weekly Bible study and
prayer service will be held in the
school house az Pinch run on Friday
evening OF this week. instead of
Thursday, this being the Fourth.
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TIE H1rfaf SUNDAY srForf -ruf tcft
l,- annual picnic tomorrow DO sfe.fe.e
Ff'Nr a Do rrnm Including athletic
contests. VIII ha rendered
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me MANAGEMENT ~ Tho local baae.
DAT team has arranged gamca with
IN" strong Lawrenceville team for
sunday. and The Nebraska Indians on
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foreigner Who was arrested for
abusing animals had "a hearing before
TIE Mayor last evening and was lined
- and costs on being proven guilty
Of the charge
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Work Progressing.

Work on the double track through
Glendale Is rapidly progressing The
uaCh mas been laid as far as the Glen
dale hospital. which Is over half the ais.
lance.
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y party of local young people will
drive out 10 tho Hun farm a. Plush.
Ing to-day. whore picnic will be- hold
IN honor ~ Miss Bessie Hun
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Bell Phone 1881
Mutual Loan Co.

ALSE1T H. cAlrHDoH, MT.
loom ~. eth Floor,
CIxH BAIE BUILprH0.
$500 MARKET gtrest.

OF the present teachers OF last years
corps were reappointed.
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The banks. grocery stores barber
shops and post onice viii be- closed
today although some Of tho stores
VII BE- open a. few hours in the morn.
ing
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no. N.nfd uf education mot Tu.s.i., q,
and elected Professor D T. 90. 10y
llAi 'i me local schools a. Am 49,.
.n'Hncf caused ly the resignafi,,r ~
,,.t.,t.''i5i'i principal Mr. Kins was
~ .n'li- OF tnc local schools two veI,r-
$50 lhe present jnuitor. samuel 90
ieia was rcappolutcd. Practiraiiv al
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Remains s,app.d Y..t.rday.

The remains OF the late Earl r
Enlchs, who was killed at the Mound
Coal Company mine by a fall of coal
mere mere shipped yesterday morning to Pf.
riessaht. w. Va, where interment was
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The Presbyterian Bible class base ball
team viii 90 20 Cadiz to-day. where
tuey VIII play the strong team there
this afternoon Boz connection with ne
bis celebration.
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Ono day special. Saturday. July 9Th.
"men's S..5e $500 and $500 OK
fJrds s1.S5.
LOCKE SHOE CO. Bellaire.
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49,. evening about fweftve
100 frnff NirhteuEnie. who q. sr,-
fi"l ~ Do the CarroiTa rbrug So. ~,
isin street hHnrd Noise nc.r ,be
~, H'u COOP in the rear of the ysrd
I",tI'n Die rife AMI shot twice
'l' thieves They made a aui~t
getaway without mo game F'''N
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ProllatA Cont

T. ~ PROBATE court IN estate Of VIM Nc
NJ; aIphcatiou 20 probate viii
La ~, VI flroy. Jessie n. TruaN. Vim.
i,eatn claim OF Rocco Rigganeilo set
fiual account "'''
IN estate 81 sarah \. IIoobier. petition
james lddinFS - al appeal transscrir,,
.l.'a from county com missiuuers in n
''eep ease Hearing July 18TH
,.r,, =. - ~. tAfntl given suspended sem
'|h't 10 Girls state Home Alberf Co.
"I vas sent 90 Boys state farm
-f'N ORDER ~ public sale u real a.
art '''"9 - Slow
a, eAIbi, .'htion 60 probate win Of John
'.iie. Commission issued 10 Wash
neSses in Cleveland % wiz
H.. Marriage License.
=. f1rt ". MiChlcIs. 81 Veare .rd 4 ana.
W notch 20 years OF -rorort9 E -'''N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-04
Naturalization

Those naturslized the past year came
IRON foreign countries as follows: Aus
ira, So England, 2; Germany. 3; Bel
GUM. Ireland. s; Italy. %. Russia, II;
MaIes, scotland. 8. Sweden. !; Swift
zerland. 1; Turkey. /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-04
Extra Traction Car. ro,.w

VII run cars between Wheeling ana
North Warwood from early this morn
ing until late az night. giving a service
of 10 minutes AL day.