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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-29
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BRIDGEPORT Briefs.

The friends OF Squire McConnoughy
will be pleased to learn that he is i'm
proving. although Il will be several
days before he will be able to be out.
Walter Egger has returned to his
home In Pittsburgh after a visit with
local relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallace are the
parents OF a new baby. which arrived
at the home yesterday.
Hunter Armstrong OF Salem was in
town yesterday on business.
Miss Dina Phillips has accepted a
position at the Taylor store In Wheel.
ing.
Elmer Robertshaw IS making i'm.
provements 10 the interior Of his con.
fectionery.
Hotel bridgeport arrivals: Joseph
Turner. Monongah. w. Va; Mrs. Roth
Cleveland; p. ID. Yost, Pittsburgh; J.
a. Shuattise and wife, Grafton.
Walter Harrison is able to be out
again after an Illness OF several days
The employees of the Aetna-Standard
plant will receive a big pay tomorrow
John Gilhooley was called TO Graf
ton yesterday by the serious illness o!
his wife.
Mrs. w. o. Cooper. who underwent
an operation at the North Wheeling
hospital. Is getting along nicely
Mrs. Lewis Kess OF Cambridge is the
guest OF local friends.
The condition OF DR.. Higgins. who
underwent an operation Wednesday, 4.
unchanged.
Some good duck min games wer,
rolled on the local alleys last evening
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Bellaire briers.

Miss Virginia Crolley, OF Bellaire.
Is visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. p. p. Wood on the Island.
Miss Alice Worden OF Noble street,
has gone to East Liverpool for a visit
with relatives.
Miss Lulu Nelson entertained the 8.
A. Z. Sewing club at her home on
Guernsey street last evening.
Miss Nellie Myers is visiting her
sister. Mrs. d. W. Hopkins. OF St
Clairsville.
Bellalre Chapter no. 107. Royal
Arch Masons. will hold a meeting this
evening for work in the Past Most Eek.
cellent Master degree. All members
are invited to attend.
Mrs. Ella Conley is Ill at her home
on Noble street with typhoid fever.
Miss Emma Alberts OF Cambridge is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Laura Whiting
OF Guernsey street.
Miss Martha Kirkpatrick of Gravel
Hill is spending the week with rela-
tives IN Cleveland.
Miss Clara Berkman OF st. Marys.
w. Va. is a guest OF Miss Bessie
Blown, OF Noble street.
Charles Gregg OF Union street left
yesterday for Littleton. W. Va, for a
visit with his parents.
Charles Keyser OF Lowell. o lis evils.
ting relatives here.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Nauman OF Chi.
cago are expected here Saturday for
visit with her mother. Mrs. Samuel
| Simmons.
/ George ID. Spragg. Ben 7. Morris and
c. II. Wise have returned from DAY
ton, where they attended the conven
ton Of the Motion Pitceure Exhibitors
league.
! Mrs. W. J. Knox entertained the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
OF the First NJ r. church ather home
on Harrison street yesterday after
noon.
Henry Wagner OF Noble street. who
underwent a serious operation o few
weeks ago. Is improving steadily and
expects to be about in a few days.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Roam Miller. a former local man,
now living az Middletown. Is in town
visiting friends and relatives.
The German Alliance held n regu'
lar meeting last evening In Scheehle's
hall.
The Industrious Danes we're enter
tained yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. VI. Bartholomew. on
South Fifh street.
Mr. O'Donnell. n blind musician,
gave number OF selections at the
high school yesterday morning.
The Socialist Club will meet on Sun
day afternoon In the Shreve- Heryey
hall. and special business will be
brought up.
II r. reported that sydney Jones.
OF this city. has signed with the Terre
Haute team % the Central league. for
the coming season.
T. J. Irwin left yesterday afternoon
for a business trip 10 Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scott. Of
North Fifth street. are the parents
Of n new son. who arrived yesterday
Hal Perry has returned 10 his home
~ Pittsburgh after visit with local
peiatives.
Tomorrow will be pay day for the
employees Of the Laughiln tin plant.
The candidates for the high school
baseball team viii practice all next
week, and The team will be organized
the following wcek
a duckpln match was rolled on the
Paden alleys last evening between
local and Bridgeport teams
The Woodmen % this city viii get
their votes together today and send
them 20 Pittsburg. ne the contest has
closed.
The Commercial Association will
hold a meeting on next Tuesday even.
inE
Mrs william Dun IL quite 90 AZ her
home In Steepie Valley
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NJ MECHEN
Board % Trade Met.

The McMechen board OF trade held
their semi-monthly meeting last even
Ing In their headquarters in the city
building on Sixth street The most
Important business transacted was
the taking up OF the application for a
franchise OF the Moundsville Electrical
Company TO operate in this city. The
new franchise suitable 90 the council.
which was drawn up by Attorneys T.
s. Riley and J. G. Simpson. was look
ed over by the board and final action
on the matter will likely be taken az
the next regular meeting night Of the
city council.
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John Cuslc Dies.

John Cusic died at the family noFoS
In Tiltonsville yesterday afternoon ar
ter long Illness. The deceased was
In his G5th year and was a veteran
OF the Civil war. He Is survived by a
wife and the following children:
George. William and Henry Cusic and
Mrs. William Fitzgerald, OF Martins
Ferry; Albert Cusic. of Roseville. o.:
Hugh, Homer and Nelson Cusic ana
Mrs. Peter McDermott at home. The
funeral services will DO held from the
home on Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
with interment at Riverviev.
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Held 70 Court.

Andy Muldoon. arrested Wednesday
night. was given a hearing before
Mayor Wassman on a charge OF TAX
ing property from the boarding house
conducted by his wife on Guernsey
street The warrant charged him with
taking a bracelet belonging 90 his
daughter, and shoes and other articles
from some OF the boarders. At the
conclusion OF the hearing he was held
TO court in the sum OF 5000.
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Miss Alma Walters. OF this city. 10
visiting friends and relatives In
Moundsviile for a few days.
Many local people are reported az
hitting the sawdast trail ~ the Billy
Sunday meetings a. Wheeling
Mr. and Mrs T. r. HaFans. OF bar.
ricksvilie. are visiting friends ana
relatives In this city for a few days.
Miss Loretta smith returned 10 hef
home ~ GAINESVILLE. o. Yesterday
afternoon after spending the past
week with relatives and friends.
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Holy Week services.

Holy Week will be- observed ~
Trinity Episcopal church. with special
services every night next week. The
laymen Of the church. &. W Dickens.
Albert Alum. J y. Richard and T. e.
Nicholson will conduct tho services.
while there will be short talks by
other members
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rison c. Games. charged with nou-sup

rison c. Games. charged with nou-sup-
port OF his wife and children which
was started In Squire J. N. Jefferson's
court on Thursday the 1<th. and con-
tinued for several times came to trial
yesterday and the Squire dismissed IL
He also tried Floyd Rush. OF Twelfth
street for not sending his boy to
school. the warrant being sworn out
by Truant Officer w. s. Swami. and he
was fined 81 and costs. which he ar
ranged to pay.
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Reeentlon To-nInht.

Tho Junior class OF the Bellaire
High school will hold reception IN
the Rose Hlil building this evening,
following the basket ball game In the
local gymnasium. The AFFAIR will be
given complimentary 90 George Haz-
lett. who leaves for Newark 10 make
hla home.
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BRIDGEPORT
Aetnaville Foreigners, Charged With
Fighting. Given Heavy Fine
by the Mayor.

The two Aetnaville foreigners who
were arrested several days ago on a
charge OF fighting were given a hear.
ing in Mayor Bresock's court last eve
ming. II seems that the men had a
desperate battle. and that one used
KNOCKERS. with which he struck his
opponent The man who used the
KNOCKERS was fined s25 and costs.
while his sparring partner drew s.
and costs.
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To ST. ClalrsvlIle.

The boys basketball team OF the
high school will go TO St Clairsville
this afternoon and will play the coua-
~ seat boys the closing game OF the
season. While the locals know they
have nothing easy. they are confident
OF bringing home a victory.
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Mrs. Daniel s,,ml.r.

Mrs stemler. wife % Daniel siem.
Ter. died az her home In Pittsburgh on
Tuesday. Sho vas former we'll
known resident % this city. her hus-
band having been employed IN several
81 the glass works while living here
4 number ~ friends went 70 Pitts.
burgh yesterday 10 attend the funeral.
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The funeral services OF the late
Dick Boston. were held yesterday az.
ternoon from the home OF George Har.
ris. on Jefferson street 4 large mum.
Der o. friends OF the young man az.
tended the services and the floral OF.
lerings were numerous and beautiful
hev. Way OBLIGATED and interment
was made In Riverview cemetery.
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Entertained Friends.

Miss Lillian Clery entertained a
number OF her friends last evening
at her home on West Hanover street
About thirty were present. and vari
Gus games were diversion or the
evening. at the close Of which dainty
refreshments were served.
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Will EInish Ruslnsas.

When the charter for the local base
ball association arrives q meeting will
DO arranged for at which all the bush
ness details will be finished up. Il IL
expected that the charter will arrive
today and work on the grand stand
will be started within the next few
days.
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Literary Exercises

The Sophomore class OF the high
school will render a literary program
at the school this afternoon. Two
divisions will have programs. and
the following question will be debated
In one OF these: Resolved, That all
Labor Should BE Suspended on the
Sabbath
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Bellaire Athletic Association. held in
the once OF the Johnson Coal Com
pany. Tuesday night. new officers
were chosen as follows: President, J.
F. Johnson: vice president, Charles
Wassman: secretary. Meyer Herzberg,
and treasurer. Jacob Heatherington.
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Home Talent Ministries.

Those taking part in the home talent
MINISTRIES. to be given in this city for
the benefit Of the Bellaire baseball
team, have about completed all ar
rangements for the entertainment.
which will be given In the City hall
auditorium April IL and 13.
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Prayer Meetings.

Prayer meetings have been arranged
for in nearly every district for today
The melting for one OF the Kirkwood'
districts will be held at the home of
Mrs. Jeanette Heller and all are in
vited to attend.
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st.,lnerksr, n.ard SUNDAY.

About 200 or more employees % the
Bellalre plant ~ the Carnegie Steel
rompg.1y vent 20 wheeling, whers
hey attended Ne Billy sdnday meet.
Ink last evening Special cars trans
ported the delegation 10 TVenty-second
street. from where they marched TO
he tabernacle IN a body.
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May Work SUNDAY.

For the nrst time In many years the
mines OF the county may be in opera.
ton on Sunday. The present scale
expires on midnight Sunday and as
coal is at a premium the operators will
make an effort TO get the men to work
and 1t is likely that all will be satisfied
with the ARRANGEMENT.
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Larue Crowd.

The concert given by the Luther
League OF Trinity Lutheran church at
the church last evening was attended
by large crowd. All the numbers
on the program we're appreciated very
much. and Meister's orchestra fur
nished the music.
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Work on School.

Work on the new scnool which will
be built at wolfhurst for the benefit Of
the Catholic children OF the vicinity.
will be started in the near future.
Bids for the materials are being re
ceived by Father Whitman and It's.
900 brick will be used.
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To Zanssvllle.

Robert Prysock. Of this city. VIII
leave tomorrow morning for Zanes.
Vile. 20 report 10 the management OF
the Central League bnse tall team at
that place. The local boy made good
last year and Is expected 10 set n fast
pace for the infelders OF the league
this season.
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To Work on Sunday.

The Fort Pitt, the Gorrell and the
Johnson coal mines. opposite this city.
In Belmont county, will work all day
Sunday for the FIRST time in several
years. The object OF the operators in
working on Sunday is to have as much
Goals as possible on hand. rs the pres
ent wage scale expires at midnight
Sunday and a strike seems certain.
The miners are anxious to work on
this day as they get SO per ton for
the coal they mine on this day. On
regular working days they get 30
cents per ton. II is the hope of the
operators to have enough coal on hand
to MI all contracts until an agreement
is reached.
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1oys' Meetlna.

The meeting OF the recently organ
lied Boys Christ Followers. of this
city will hold a meeting tomorrow
evening at 1880 o'clock at Brindley's,
across from Freter's photograph gal
lery. All members are requested to
be present and to bring q lunch with
them.
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VI enciT chyOydDic uduCeb last evening
In their lodge rooms in the Schaub
building on Tomlinson avenue. Prof.
Nolte, OF Wheeling furnished the
music for the evening.
MoundsvlIie Briefs.
Charles Conner. chief engineer at
the Mound Coal Company is confined
to his home. on Second street with
Illness.
Carrie Cats returned to her studies
at Buchannon, yesterday. afternoon.
after spending the past few days with
her parents in this city.
The Aid Society of the First NJ. z.
chrch. OF Glendale. will give a chicken
supper this evening at the church.
Miss LouiseMatthews is confined 10
her home on Eleventh street with an
attack OF mumps.
Il. c. Rogerson. OF Third street, who
has been critically III for the past week
Is reported as improving slowly.
John Luikhart returned yesterday to
Buchannon to resume his studies after
spending the past few weeks with rel
atives here
4. z. Henderson has returned home
from a business trip in the east In the
Interest OF the Ladies' Store.
Mrs. A. NJ. Francis. OF New Mar.
tinsville. is spending the week visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
Rev. Paul Wilson. OF Columbus, is
visiting c. L. Hornbrook and family
on Tomlinson avenue for a few days.
Rev. b. +. Smith. of Ohio university,
at Athens, o.. delivered a very IN
teresting sermon last evening IN the
Christian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy johnson ana
daughter. OF Oklahoma, are visiting
relatives In this city for a few weeks.
Miss Anna Fitzsimmons; who has
been confined to her home on Third
street with an illness. Is recovering
slowly
Stanley Wilson, a student at the
state university. Is spending a few
days at his home on Seventh street.
Patrick Henrietta. who has been
confined TO his home on Tenth street
for the past few weeks is improving
nicely.
Charles Weekly, who was injured
! at the PARIS Run coal mine a few
days ago, returned to his work this
morning.
Miss Don Conway. OF Akron, o.. IL
visiting friends and relatives In THIS
city for few days.
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Tho Ladies' Aid society and the
y. a. Lorentz Brotherhood. OF the
First NJ. =. church will give their
weekly social on Saturday evening.
The social will be given IN the
brotherhood hall AZ the corner %
Seventh and Marshall streets. All are
invited 10 attend.
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A cerrsetIon.

(From Judges Jibrary)
"Ail men are born free and equal
remarked the politician.
They may be born equai." observed
the father Of eight voters. but they're
not horn free. For every one Of nine
! bad 70 pay the doctor ten doIlAn-
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MARTINS FERRY


The local lodge OF Modern Wood
men have been rendered an invitation
TO attend the Sunday meeting this
evening in company with the other
lodges OF the vicinity. II Is likely
that a large number will attend In a
body from here.
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lnfnnN RIIrlsh

The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Johnson. OF Lombard street,
was buried yesterday afternoon. The
child died Wednesday after n short
illness. Interment was made I'm Rock
Hin cemetery back OF Bellaire.
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VIII Start MeetInos.

Meetings will be started the frs,
OF the week In the First Baptis,
church and will be continued every
evening during the week. Rev. Pow.
ell will have charge OF the meetings
TO which all are invited.
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Miss Eta Smith will entertain n
party Of her friends this evening at
her home on North Sixth street
About 40 invitations have been Is
sued.
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BELLAlRB
Breach % Promise Case Was Con
elvded Last Nlaht-Verdlet
Expected To-day.

The $4,000 breach % promise suit
Of Viola Peddioord against Henry
Bolte. % Be.laire, which has been on
trial for two days before Judge Web
Der IN Common Pleas Court ~ s.
Clalrsviile. was finished last night
The case was long drawn out. and a
night session was held IN order 90
complete the examination % the wit
nesaes about 20 of whom testified u
II expected the attorneys will begin
their arEumcpts when court convenes
this morning. when the case Vlll be-
given ~ the Jury a verdict IL ex
pected before noon. Both defendants
are residents n Beilaird. and great IN
terest 10 being taken in the outcome
~ the trial Attorney r. e. Ayres. %
- Clairsvilie. represented tho plain.
~. while Attorneys James e. Tall.
man and -. u. Dubois. - Beilalre.
looked after me defendants interests.
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Play Postponed.

The play which was TO heve been
given this. evening by the First Pres
byterian church entitled "Maidens All
Forlorn," az the Central school building
auditorium has been postponed indefi-
nitely. The postponement was due to
the fact that one Of the principal mem
bers OF the cast contracted the humps.
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Yesterday the Hlldebrand property
on I.ea0rights lane. known as the old
canning factory. was sold 20 Henry
Rothermund through the Dun agency.
The consideration vas not made
public
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Funeral Services.

The funeral services of the three
year old John Kraus. who was killed
by street car on North Fifth street,
will be- held this afternoon from the
home OF the parents. Interment will
be made In the Riverview cemetery.
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Coal q Dock Company was put out 81
commission while crossing the street.
car tracks at Stop % yesterday aftesS
noon. an axle being broken The con-
tents Of the wagon had to be removed
and the wagon moved on the track
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mother OF Charles s. Ralston. Of
Shadyside. who. with his family. left
for Smithheld,t to attend the funeral.
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Fined for Fiqhtinu,

A Greek employed at the Bridge
works was arrested on a charge OF
fighting yesterday and had his hear
ing before Mayor wyckoff last even
ing. He was fined 50 and costs, which
he paid.
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Razlnu Building.

George Harris has been awarded the
contract to raze the old Belmont house.
corner OF Union ind Thirty-third
streets. preparatory to erecting sew
eral modern dwellings on the site.
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Today IL the last day Of school un.
III April Sth. the pupils having been
given all Of next week for the regular
April vacation. 4 number of the
teachers will leave for their homes
this afternoon 10 spend the week.
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Direct Answer IN Check Case.

Prosecuting Attorney Charles r
Carrigan and the chief OF police re.
ceived an answer 20 their letter sent
few days ago to Mrs. Linck. the
mother of William Linck, OF Youngs-
town, o.. who is being held in the
county jail on a charge CT forging his
mothers name 10 three checks. total
ing S2iO. on the Mercantile bank. and
the answer was the single word. mo. 81
Linck claims he was given permission
TO sign his mothers name and that he
Is innocent and that II was the cause
OF Jealous relatives who thought he
was getting more than his share OF
the mothers $4,000 estate.
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Word vas received bore yesterday
~ tho death % Mrs. Mary Ralston ~
her homo in Smithneld ~. Wcdncs.
day She was IS years Of axe and the
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MOUNDSVILLE
Extensive improvements Being Made
By Electrical Company.

That the Mouudsvilie Electrical
Company. controlled BY Pittsburgh
capitalists mean business is evident
from the fact that Il has placed an
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Birthday Social

The ladies Of the 81. Johns German
Lutheran church gave a birthday so
cial In the church last evening. A
hne program was rendered. after
which refreshments were served.
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the surplus dogs Of the city and seems
to haze made the mistake OF poison
ing many valuable CANNES In differ
ent parts OF the city. A dog belong
ing to William Rowland. was poison
ed yesterday.