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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-08-26

FOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping, or rooms for
students. Mrs. Waters, 214 South
Polk street. 72pd
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
Homework in family of three. Mrs.
Geo. H. Moody 78tf
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FOR SALE-GOOD CURLY FIR
china closet with glass doors and
two spacious drawers. Call at
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MAN OR WON
an to clean house, beat rugs and
wash windows. Call at StarMirror
office. 79tf
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FOR SALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS AT |
20 cents per hundred at the Star |
Mirror office.
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FOR RENT-MODERN 5-ROOM COT
tage adjoining the university
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Alias Summons.

In the District Court of the Second Ju-
dicial District, State of Idaho, in
and for the County of Latah.
Minnie Crop, Plaintiff
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ONE IMPROVED 80-ACRE FARM
for sale, FIVE miles of Moscow.
Terms to suit Dr. c. F. Watkins,
233 South Polk. lott
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WANTED-PEAR PACKERS, ALSO
an expert man packer to oversee
the work. Write or apply to R. w.
Stafford, secretary Latah County
Fruit Growers Association, Moscow,
Idaho. 7S80-82
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'26 North Jefferson.
S0-2pd

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
Inquire at 424 B street, Phone 2-Y.
soft
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FOR RENT-FOUR COZY HOUSE
keeping rooms over Creighton's
store. Enquire at Creigrton's store.
64tf
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The Washington Water Power
Company

in
the Of the
O. o of
following eductons
be of
instead One arandtX five censa herefr
of Sandad and Lamps be to
a Its meter onsum
O be
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BY BECkAiAN, Supt
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WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
homework. Phone 1897 or call
at $40 Elm street. 76tf
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WANTED-TWO WOMEN TO COOK.
Good place and good wages. En-
quire at Star-Mirror office. 76tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-08-26

j. w. Thompson and family of Pot
latch were visitors in Moscow today
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Miss Hazel Warlick is in Peck Wis
iting friends this week.
Orpheum Wednesday, the "Octo-
room 80
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At the Orpheum.

The great Keith vaudeville bill now
playing at the popular Orpheum The
alter will give the last three per-
formancess today. A matinee this
afternoon and two performances this
evening will end this splendid show.
Tomorrow IL will be another brand
new offering. that will play the bal
ance OF the week
Reisner and Cores. in the hest
travesty act on the vaudeville stage;
Sue Smith, another great act. me
Saxaphone Four: iced and Lazell
and the great Dalbenia and company
all close their enGagemcnts at The
Orpheum this evening. and II you
have not seen this great bill, don I
miss IL.
Tomorrow. the great Gene Mueller
Trio of hoop rollers will head the
new bill. The Orpheum management
has surrounded them with an excel
lent bill. and the patrons can look
for another all-star Keith vaudeville
offering when they go 10 the most
popular playhouse in Wheeling.
Last night several Easter parties
were given. and every one among tho
big audience more than enjoyed
themselves. Judging from the ap-
plauso that vas showered on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
THE THEATRE
GRAPEwIN HAS FARCE
COMEDY EXTRAORDINARY

Charley Grapewin's circle OF local
acquaintance and admirers is prob
ably larger than that of any other
comedian visiting Wheeling. His
previous engagements played at the
"Old" Grand and Virginia theatres at
tracted audiences that usually filled
these playhouses TO overlooking. Un-
til ne produced Between Showers
his most popular success was The
Awakening Of Mr. Pipp," play that
brought much money and no little
fame 10 Grapewin.
. AS heretofore, Anna Chance will be
seen in the principal feminine role
and Mike Donlin. actor-ball player
will assist in a very important part. in
which. too. 1t is said. he has scored
as a comedian.
When Donlin fulfills his theatrical
contract with Grapewin ne will return
to the Philadelphia Nationals, a club
generally conceded to be a pennant
contender next season and 10 which
Donlin will add considerable strength
Of his prowess with the hickory.
Between Showers" will be given
two performances tomorrow. Popular
prices will prevail Seats are now or
sale for both afternoon and night.
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Charlie iefferHYr nae returned 20 his
work o. NauninEtou. after sFcn1.nE the
pact frW days here
IT, T.. Weston. ~ the Fidelity Houfing
COMPANY. o. baltimore. ST. YES In fsis
City vrstfrday traraHrtlrr business.
Mr. Hul Airs T. b And rgs. - Buoy
rus. Ohio are spending a few days wit.
friends and relatives boo frfe rify
NJ and Mrs p 20 Blake ufte return
a home from Wooster. DID,. where they
spent the Iast rev weeks with their con
George.
Mrs q Cd Brooks f~f daughter. NJ
'laf. sh.fg are spending few fars
wifr friends and relatives 'r this go.
Mr. arl NfIa Douglas. ~ sturgeon.
ia. are spending few IasH vita
friends am rslatltfs fr f..a .Ifr
3 r. sIHItar Ie 20 irt'erurrr. due
% tho death NJ H father
Misr fa.'l Trat.-s. vl. return fo hrr
home ~ fsrrera..I.r. fr. to-day otter
spending frf pact faw frla WITH friends
and relatives Ir tie rffN
Alex Ransom. w.p suffered OBJ STROKE
H ffH Hafsa HeU. .a rIrHI. .utr...IrF
Nre Ifrrfr brown Ir refIrreI nome
after spending fHe past rrf fHEa Win
fr. ends frI r..afIreH CO. Nnr EfrfY~r
Sire 10 Z.rt fe confined o. per
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NIGHTS OF DREAD
FOR AILING MAN
Vertigo Sufferers sIeepiess Nights
Through Feeling Of APP
preaching Death.
PECULIAR FALLING SENSATION
Finally Finds Relief From His Con.
alton With United Doctors
New Treatment.

Waking up nights with a feeling
that his last moments had GOMEZ
such was the effect OF Vertigo on Mr.
Geo: Ritchey. OF sos Clifton St,
Springfield, Ohio during his year and
one half illness before going TO the
united Doctors for treatment, those
expert specialists who have their
wheeling institute on the second floor
OF the McLain Bldg. at 42-12th St.
MI. Richey had treated for almost
every Ill formerly with other physic-
lansA but got no relief whatever. Some
treated him for stomach trouble.
others treated him for his nerves but
all tailed TO give him aid.
IN commenting on his case recent
ly March 18TH Mr.. Ritchey SAYS:
About one and a half years ago
oegan to have spells OF Vertigo. feel
ing as though i were going to fall I:
my nrst attack being one evening az
Ter supper and frequently since then
! would be compelled to get up out of
bed az nights as had the dread feel
ing that my time had come"
had treated OF course with a num-
Der OF physicians. some claiming IL
was my stomach causing the trouble
ana others said IL was my nerves, but
all failed TO even give me relief"
>, Ihree weeks ago | called on the
United Doctors to see what they
Coulu 10 Tor me and after my case
was explained to the methey said they
could help me. I started their treat
ment received to give IL n thorough
trlal and now must say | am more
than pleased I did.
FROM the very start began TO feel
much better, my stomach and nerves
became stronger and now instead OF
restless nights ] now sleep fine and
instead OF work being a real hardship
u mas become a pleasure ! work
harder now than I have since | first
could complain OF my troubles NV
appetite Is good, have no distress
after eating. my heart Is again alright
and l cannot say TO much in praise
OF the skill and methods OF the United
Doctors for what they have done for
me. ! Will be glad to answer anyone
VINO may be ailing similarly as TO nv
recovered health for I feel a new man
physically and in every other way."
praise can be judged from the fact
Inc sincerely OF Mr.. Richey' s
even his friends have noticed the
great Improvement in his health. Rv
occupation Mr.. Richey is a bricklayer
and well known in this city
Inc United Doctors treat among
other ailments. chronic diseases OF
the nerves. blood. heart, liver. kid.
neys. bladder. spine. brain including
rheumatism. Paralysis. epilepsy. gall
stones, goitre, dyspepsia, loss OF nerve
force. neuralgia. dropsy. asthma. cat
arm. deafness. constipation. weak
lungs. eczema and diseases of women
and diseases OF men.-Adv.
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"sunty Pulls the strInas."

Graham Moffat. the author OF
"Bunty Pulls the Strings" which
comes to the Court this Friday and
Saturday, March rs and 30. has been
so frank about the characteristics OF
his own people that even American
audiences appreciate the delineation
on the stage. the types shown in
'Bunty" and portrayed with distinc
tive Scotch humor by the different
imported companies. could have been
no more quickly recognized in Edin-
burgh or London. and not a point in
the quaint comedy is missed by Am
erican playgoers. There will be a
matinee on Saturday The sale O.
seats for all performances opens to
day.
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Fine Feathers.

The most important theatrical Of
fering this city has had in many
years will be II. II. FraZee's all-star
production OF Eugene Walters mast
erpiece, Fine Feathers which will
be seen at the Court next Monday
night, March 81, coming direct from
its run at the Aston theatre, New
York. en- route to the Pacific Coast.
The cast 10 a remarkable one, includ-
ing the names, or Robert Edeson,
Wilton Lacksye, Max Figman, Rose
Coghlan. Lolita Robertson and Amelia
Sumers. a constellation OF stage cele-
brities uneQualled in any production
and Is the finest cast ever assembled
for new play. The vehicle provid-
ed for the players Is Fine Feathers. -
the play which has electrified the
dramatic world. and which has broken
all records in Chicago and New York.
where the play and cast have appear
ed during the entire season. IL
comes here direct from New York
and is on its way 10 the Pacific Coast,
where II Is 10 De played throughout
the summer. Seats tomorrow at 3
a m.
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Messing in every respect. The Five
Juggling Jewels swing the clubs in a
def manner TO the tune OF some very
happy music. Arthur Longbreak and
his assistants furnish good piano
manner.
The sketch His Wife Came Back"
furnishes otis Of fun and the Bennett
Sisters make quite an impression IN
their singing skit. Miss Clarice Ben
nett further punctuates their act by
introducing ventriloquist number
that is little short OF marvellous. The
Kinncmacoiors continue to please and
the management Is now announcing
for the last half OF the week. Quint-
ana. one OF the biggest musical acts
in vaudeville.
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New side wall.

The carpenters at work on the re-
modelling Of the Roberts building on
jefferson Avenue for the new ctty and
county bank started work Yesterday tu
building a new brick wall on the south
side of the building. The old wall was
giving slightly and IL was deemed ad-
Visable that a new wall 81 oul be erect
ed The new vault for the bank has
been ordered and will he received IN a
few weeks. The banking rooms when
completed will he up TO date and modern
In every way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26

TIE Ranks 'onstrIlf.1r -orIFsr, ann
nave the contract for tho HuiIfInz a.
i." new Junction school rnrs. fr f.Is
.i'|. '.ffffI work Ffsfer.IHf fr.rf..-.-
900 fnf foundation Tor the hu'.Iire N.v.
ITO. 'f'. " ftuI srf grave. o. Ha rreI
.' ~, '.iId.nE have arrived AMI "a u
HI'I "a IfI.u H I.H dove Nf.....
IWfniJ men arf nrw employed on fHa
l"f AMI f.r force HIII Ne Irrrs.sef .r
= Nyff ir"ErfrHra T.. BAL utaf. ef
~ 'fTif ifF Afternoon fnr..I no mon
." suspend work f.r frt H4. I.f f.a
N"fe WIZ be resumed this wDfrIre .r
f.H Weather permits
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artists. The matinee will start at
. 80 prompt this afternoon.
At the Victoria.

Everyone comedies that the bill az
the Victoria for the first half OF this
week Is a genuine knockout. II has
such excellent numbers In every re-
spect.
The Majestic Musical Four are gain
ing considerable prominence for their
very able work. They have In their
quartet a comedian who is quite above
the average and with the aid Of their
wind instruments provoke lots OF
merriment for the audience.
The Fox Hunt rendered on the
xylophons. however. Is their master
piece and g. quite worth while wit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26

home yesterday from Cleveland. Ohio.
where Dc spent fre past few days win
friends and relatives
The new flats being erected in the
building formerly the FIRST NJ D. church
~ fll De named tho Lincoln Fats
Jr o. T. s. 81. Council so O. viii
meet tomorrow evening az their head
Tuarfe~s In the Fisher hufldiug All
members are requested 90 be present
Mics Stella Baker o. Clarkaturr. &c
eperdi0E a few DAYS with friends and
relatives iu fIis tify.
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To Meat To-day

The county court VIII meet to-day in
special called session and "a very i'm.
rortant matter Is 20 he taken into ron
EideratiOn. The Application for fran
Chise 20 string its high tension system
over the roads ~ this county has been
made bv the Wheeling Electric Com
pany. Attorney ]. &. Simpson and ~ O
Brown will appear for the people. while
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
'MEGHEN
Invitationn r.an.h

M.hy persons have atccf tel the In
tL'''l.u q" attend the annual parglt.t To-
school hu.l dtrC on neNt E-rifnv .t..'i.,.'
~ th' local board of trade The Nc
a.''i'h band VIII Furnish tI.D music f.,t
,.' o. ION dud a splendid aratItIrr
prog can has been arranged inc'tilt,tr AZ
500, go tt sN-SudEe Frank " Neehftt
.t Ni''liuf several other lI...If.'..f
" '.'i- nave been put on the program
ana = Epoi time and larse CROWD ale
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To Organize Hand.

The lo al lodge, JT. -. L. A. NJ. met
last Monday evening and 10 was decided
only d. members Of tho band. About
sixteen members were signed 20 the petit
lion and 10 H. thought that before the
next meeting d. held enough members
VIII Boz signed 90 complete the nefu oer-
ship. THE band will le named the Jr.
- I. \. ". uand ~ MgundsNiIIe.
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BENW0OD
Plate n1iII 20 Resume,

tTIlaE thHt TIE Hate department z f1e
heeiin@ steel and Iron Courary. ygbIrn
- Prnhed operations two weeks ago
viii resume Operations -. 49,, y.
uol hins lu fuil This department was
ihld or on account Of shortage - ar
aii SrNrraI hundred employees were
az "ttfi. Many OF them have secured
empioyfnent ELSEWHERE. howcyer fre
2tricinl- DO not Expect any trouble In
IIIllng theIr pIa-as reAt Mnrt..
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1,arr. crowd Attended.

\ very large crowd attended the
Faster dance given last evening on the
second floor 81 the Big store building.
at the corner Of Jefferson avenue and
Third street iy Mrs. Maud Spoouer
Rocker. ~ Wheeling The hall vas beau
tifully decorated for tho occasion ami
On orchestra furnished the music A
great number % oGt 81 town persons
acre present and good time was had.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
Two ReaI Estate sales.

General T. S. RIle- % WheelInE has
traded a farm OF one hundred acres ~
ing three miles west ~ West Alexander
dwellings. situated on Second street he
tween Jefferson and Tomlinson avenues
Mr.. Allen expects TO move to hts farm
The latter part of this week G T..
ClegR. Of Jefferson avenue purchased
the Chris Zumbrunuen property on Gem
ter street and will move there about
the tenth OF next month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
Firth Lecture.

The Socialists Lyceum course. which
has been given each saturday for the
past four Saturday evenings VIII be
brought to successful close In the au-
ditorfum Of the Central school hall next
Saturday evening. when J. f. Snyder. OF
Los Angeles cal. will deliver lecture
on The Socialists Movement These
lectures prove TO he very interesting
and large crowds uave attended each
one All are invited 10 attend and hear
Mr.. Snyder on next Saturday evening
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80. Tliraheth I'm nealn

Mrs Elizabeth iiil. aged ~ years.
died az the home u her daughter. Mrs
Allie o. Iylirk. on WASHINGTON avenue.
Monday afternoon 20 . O'clock Funeral
services Will be- held this evening 80 tfe
Lr'irk residercs and Rev i g. smith.
pastor % TIE christian church. will off
siHf' The body V.ll DO taken tp-mor-
row morning - the Fork Ridge come
terry FOR iufernfrt Tho deceased was
survived hy o. daughter ami two sons.
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brought 70 This CITY.

Jesse Bone. Of Cameron. who vas
tried before Squire Davis Of Cameron,
in last Saturday afternoon and bound
over TO await the action OF the grand
fury on a charge OF assault with intent
10 kill, was brought 10 this city and
placed IN the county Jail. nv chief of
Police Hinermau. Zone made his eS-
cape after assaultirE OFFICER Mccardle
and was arrested at Wellshurg and
brouRht back 10 Cameron. McCardle
received a broken nose and his Left eye
IS badly injured and will probably loose
the eiEht OF came.
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Bond sale Continued.

The county court met In special cal
led session Yesterday with President II
Il. McAlechen, and Commissioners ROB
inson and Eller present also the clerk
= r. Chase Three bids for the salt
OF the $3.50. 0OO bonds for Improvement
10 be made on the roads in Union dis
trfct were submitted to the court. hu
all were rejected. they not being in con
formity TO the advertisement. one BIZ
was from each u the following cities
Cincinnati. Detroit. and Toledo. Thu
sale was continued until April 10Th a
the same hour and place.
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The infant chbI Of NJ and NJ.
ishaiinf ictl. for-lEusr. 90 Hsgss am
ni. late Monday night faIl0t.try n
nf.Ff Illness ~ irfaufIls trplhI.s sraT
2. roo months Funeral a.rvta.. 80 ~
helI this morning 90 $50 r'riork v,ft1
!.iilefn h.Fh mass being Celebrated Al
t1e g. Johns catholic church f-t.r-
mont VII he made at tire Mount Cs.ysry
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Large Crowd Attended,

very large crowI attended the sr-
t'rtsinWert given last evening .r f.a
ahdlt'i lum or the central Nehuot nf. la
lhg ~ the local order ~ a o. 81 ~ Z
y rpish"id program was rendered and
P'N' very interesting To- the Iarr.
,IoWd The first part ~ the proErafn
.Yhzlsted n music and literary and lie
iona part was play which pleased
We, CfoNo the proceeds ~ the affair
VIII g. % TIE s. johns CathoIir church
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Large crown Att.nn.

a very IarEe crowd stters.. "a. ,,,..-
ttfly due tea hell last evening IN the
Isl ~ Z. church rs tlr woman
,'I :" 'EN''Hdr3 society. splendid
'It ahi o. social uuur war hcId az tie
i'tf OF TIE meeting Nearly ever.
.itI'fI 'l flr cog = Tool. s8fiIr wa rrt.erf
time go '''a's "'if
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
MOUNDSVILLB
Couuctl Meeting.

The city council met Monday eyenins
and the entire evening was consutn.a
fn going over the sewer settleihs ~.
with the contractor and engineer. Ihe
city retains the three per cent OF 80
amount due Sweeten and son on "
sewer, amounting 20 t.4bsV5 Tor SIX "a
months for keeping the sewer IN koon
condition, in case II should need II. Also
the city retained $500 for the contra.-
tors portion OF repaVing the East sios
of Grant Avenue 10 the West slde OF
Jefferson Avenue. The settlement was
made in the form of compromise anu
q vote was taken on this form OF settle
ment yesterday afternoon and stood
fiVe for and two against. McFadden
and shrimp voting against This way OF
nishtsF meeting were read and approved
and signed. a called meeting VIII De
held the latter part OF the week FOR the
purpose OF completing all the WORK
and business OF the present council IN
order that the new coming council anu
mayor will have clean slate.
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j ff local lodge ~ hnlFIis ~ T,trfaa
l'ii H meeting last evcnIue 20 Ifs ..aI-
iutiI' ~ the ArMeCfen halll. HF and
ttahHH. i-l regular routine U1r.ur-s
aiI'' Nni.. lass 90 several ctuH.Iatea
VOC initiated into The order -t.t.tI
H'N "l Fu. atoms Tor membership we're
TAKEN into Confederation.
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home on Second street. with n ..-,,,,.
illness WIN S--i"uS
=, Misses Bernice and Elanor Scott. Of
Sipl ron avenue. left yesterday for AIR
mont 10 attend the funeral Os p cousin
MIS- Davis Il confined 20 her hons
on sixth street. with a serious tIln,ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
Benwood Rref.

phe drunk was arrested bv Officer
apnan laSt evening about six o'clock
ana VIII Iace the mayor this evening
very badly last Monday IL geftiuf- sio,',
.ni.ely. nut viii be confined to his room
81 johns Catholic school opened vcs-
terday morning after having ~, c.Lss
N"aau"n IN Observance Of Holy week
ne keyman Brewing company have
branch storage Ia this city Instead ~
tho horses -
halph 'eeEau. who was badly burned
along nicely inns
trter WALSH has accepted a posftion
Win %" Banks Construction coulu.n,.
ton school building '"'''
oday - pay day for the city ori-
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Accidental Death.

Coroner j. II. McCOmhe, OF this NY
viewed the remains Of Charles lbicker-
son, who was killed at the Glendale
coal mine on Monday afternoon. yester
day morning at the Rogers Undertake,
ing parlors at McMechen and rendered
a verdict OF accidental death. The re-
mains have been shipped TO charleston
where interment Will be made.
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Prosecuting Attorney j -. Parriott will
appear for the court. some heated argu-
ments are expected To be delivered dur.
ing The session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26

evening before Mayor Scanlon. on n
charge Of disorderlv conduct and th.
hIht was nned s. and costs. Tie other
oHehuer. who mad made his second Of
ItnSe was given fine Of $40 ana trim
inings IN order that he will remember
tne act Tor few days at least