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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
GARDEN SEED
Attorney s. G Smith Receives Letter
ard Consignment 81 seeds from
Congressman Davis

The letter glycn hollow IL sell ex.
Iianatory and all be- read with in
torcEf D., those residing in thts CITY
and vicinity who were afflicted hy tho
recent flood and Who suffered the loss
~ Eardon supplies
House ~ Representatives.
Washington o. e.. April -
SIR = g. Smith. 1927 ChapIine street.
Wheeling. v Va.
Wy Dear Nr smith Further referr.
ing Co your recent suggs stion ln re-
g1ri 20 procurirg an additional sup
T't - garden seed FOR those who sur
fered by reason ~ tho recent high
waters Boo vour section. hsr 20 nv that
have been successful in obtaining
from 'hn department - agriculture
several hundred addit'ons' packages.
300 ~ which havc taton the liberty
OF sending f1 vcsIr address When the
same are received ~ YOU. ] would be
grateful n y0u would be- good enough
10 seo that they 1re properly distri-
bufed In your section
You VIII note thar tho packages OF
seeds have pasted thereon blank
franks and in cases where Won ara
not in position M distribute tho seed
On person. the packages may be ad-
dressed and sent through the mail
Tho kindly interest which YOU have
manifested ZOO this matter viii be ap-
preciated not only by myself but aiao
by those who suffered from tho flood.
and again expressing my sincere graf
rude for YOUR suggestion ] beg you
20 believe mo with regards.
Yours VERY Truly.
JNO W. DAVTA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
STARTLING
CONFESSION
MAN SENTENCED FOR LIFE CON.
FESSeS TO OTHER MURDERS.
Goes Into Details Regarding Killing
OF Mrs. Donovan, About Which
There Had Been Mystery.

BOSTON. April 1T killed Mil
dred Donovan. That was only one OF
many murders that | committed That
Is all have TO say. What do you
think of that"
This confession was uttered from
the dock in the superior criminal court
today by William b. Jennings. known
in the prize ring as Young Kid Car
ter Just after he had been found
lnilty of killing William II. Nacpher.
son. bartender. on New Years day.
and had been sentenced 20 imtrison-
ment for Hfe.
In Boosting of the success which he
had experienced in evading punish.
nieIt for his deeds. the prisoner said
1t was as late as 1910 that | beat
the cops at their own game In Jack.
son Michigan. NV pal. Bert smith
was found guilty OF murder in the sec
ond degree. but got out OF il Leave
II 10 me. ] was mixed up in lots of
other murders. but they were in the
western part of the country where
they have no electric chairs. and I
can safely say that no man was
hanged for any OF the crimes | com.
mitted
nings talked TO reporters.
I killed Mildred Donovan" he said.
confess this TO save innocent par
/ ties. She died easy. | choked her
Is minutes. pressing both my thumbs
into her mouth. Mildred died az ex.
actly 100 O'Clock. | know that. be-
cause the bells in the town clock on
The square struck 3 o'clock five min
utes after she stopped squirming.
I After her death was getting ready 10
make my getaway"
District Attorney Higgins. Of Middle.
sex county. in whose Jurisdiction the
Donovan murder occurred. tonight
said:
Jennings confession is not news
To Us. The inquest into the death of
Mrs. Donovan showed that Jennings
was responsible for her end We have
been waiting for statement from
him"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
MRS. DIETZ
AND LOVER
ARE HELD BY CORONER'S JURy
FOR MURDER OF HUSBAND.
wore Anowed 70 Return 20 Their Home.
SHder romeo surveillance Until
Hearing.

CHICAGO. April = AT ~. ,on,iu-
s'"n - ioftv'S session OF m. coror,., s.
lut! INVESTIGATING the death OF ,isorr..
P'ttN. the wealthy woUaf.s tailor vru.
W"@ murdered IA Ais room SUNDAY utgl.
'N hammer blows fhs cpruner.< f,!r,
"iicr'd Mrs Hictz and George KIM
t'lE. Nhr "dintttel that boz wa~ her
i"Nrr. f'.a for ID" murder
.N'l' 'NN 'uf Mr. II.-'g ana <r.r-.
'"IF protested that tu- .urv hal D..
-.4t.'iit - Give such az order Ia vI-
"Sf'~i t'Ht O." two mig { r.tlrr 10
'Helr homes. bTt under Iplire sury..Il-
hn'" a,.l lat thew wopld be lro.!yut 4.
Voc police court Tomorrow vlsr.. no,
""utl plead ?" IN. charge AMI ." r-Iea--
80 ~ faiI pending tHr conclusion nf tr.
'ur"uer'- Inquest
Mrs Ilefz ana \Ituhr-. ..st tr. ...-,-
F'Iin "u'I IA custody o. two I.te.f. , -
-, NIH remain Wiz 'r,m DARN. ( o.
.Hs" luvci Mrs I,,tz Tor -
-. SAL NH'rlcrE l- tho inquest
ne '"N.s me and told u- wat -.. ...-
81 ~" letter than -r" dt.l beer .uSi.4t..r ..
NEfrf"rs then told of taking a SUI.
''dH Trip wft Mrs IGsfr SIX 'tt.. f.-
f"re o." tuur'e. NJ, ri~fy f,e.I..--,.
'fi ''-t!f"f t.lf sU. went Du tH.. mi,
~i'.' % my Hl.-. ... rfr.. IDIOT.
was Ft.'i sold N4rul.rr d yr.,,.
...nirt 90 % tHt.i 90 fficnd tr -n. Family
''l'r""ted Co.,. about q zee nest morn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
STOMACH UPSET?
Mons VIII Prevent Furthe
Trouble
Further

Here. ~ lr other cities and towns.
stomach troubles are cusnaring vic.
Tins IN most insidious way
Nearly everyone ie ill-freating tho
stomach. perhaps unconsciouslv. hut
the time comes uhen We cannot abuse
o. With inpunit, Nature warns va
Distress after oatinc. belciinR ~ gas.
Thar lump o. lend feeling in The
stomach. headache and lack 81 energy
arc warning signals Now ~ once
ia the time 10 stop 'his . stress
Wio.na Stomach Tablets is no
remedy Get box TODAY Their acf.
ion ia immediate besides Stopping
The distress Nio-na soothcs Tho irri
fatcd walls ~ tho stomach and
strengthens tho gastric follicles 80
that they pour ont their daily supply
~ digestive materials causing prompt
digestion % tho food that IL eaten
Nio.na is not an experiment 10 f.
nov curo.aU u ~ scientific rem
edv recommended Tor hut ono thins
stomach ilia
ifa use afops stomach dlstrcps and
improves tho dlgcefive system 20 that
vhaf won ont r. converted into nutri
ZION and fhe erfirc system is properly
nouri4h-d
so certain arc the results %
Mo M thai a. ls alvave soid on 'hr
money hack n NOT benefited plan
nrugc'sts cvcrywhors. soc a large
box.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
RECEIVED BIRDS.

FAitMoNT Vs. va. Npri D.
Ten pair 90 Chinese riugeI pheas
ants 1.i n,r pairs ~ Iiur yartau
i1r'r'de'S w'ro received hero fo.
night iy r. 90 lii'" a- o. part a. 81,
Eh'pm'uf secured boz state Game
Warden D s. Niuqu"-u.y Tho birds
"iil Oh" liberated iu tu.- spr.'.u f,.
morrow f |. riprr.I CD stock -..
stat" with tire foreign hir,is Vbi,b
'i" ID i' D." mucn superior f0 tAe
ra'i,n varieties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
GETTING Bids.

Secretary J. a. Wilson OF the build
ing committee. OF the First VI. +.
church is getting ready TO advertise
for bids for erecting the new church.
the plans Of the new church are ex-
capted at a meeting Of the building
committee held Tuesday evening. The
plans were prepared by Architect Full.
ton OF Uniontown. II IL the desire
OF the COMMITTEES TO get bids in as
soon as possible. so the work can be
started
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Good Work

Despite the fact tina; the teamsters
ana Others who were hauling the de
hris away yesterday. did good work
Ia practically every district in the
city. piles Of debris can be seen in IN.
streets and alleys. II is probable
mat they viii be hauled away before
me end Of the week The residents
@. TIE city responded 20 the reques,
"i the board ot health and practically
'Veryon" cleaned ~ his yard and
placed the refuse where II was scces
sibIe. When the remainder az III.
material IS carted away. Bellaire WI
undoubtedly be- Celaner than ever b.
FRO" In lis history and little effort
on the part OF the citizens each Week
would keep Il Ia thi, condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Organizing Baseball lean.

Win IN" opening " the biz leagues
ne young men ~ this city turn th-ir
ATTENTION {" baseball. and as "a resl.,
number o. ms; amateur teams have
been organized N This cI,~. The OF
NC" 'orco "f the e. x =. have organ
l@'H Team and ar practic!LE daHy
= Ir''"hi" tiat teams vii, hc or
ehuiz'd among n. business men on
'''in"nt and Union streets end the
'"r"etS and Er" ers Twilight games
VIII he PLAYED ht these teams and a
~. lragl. VII nruhLLlN be- fnrrn.. >
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Mems Bible Class.

The business meeting and banquet
OF the Mems Bible class 81 the FRS,
Presbyterian church. will be held on
Monday evening. April 2S The
banquet will be served by the young
ladies of the church and covers will
he laid for about $50 people The
annual election Of officers will also
take place az This meeting fine
program will also be rendered AZ the
meeting. which VIII consis; OF several
musical selections
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
AUTHORITIES AFTER
A WHITE SLAYER.

-i,"..l' l...i.'rr 81. fU. i.f.I.. ..r...-
'ii NIINGTON " Va. April IL
Do" local authorities arc irving 20
ran down George Wilton. picture
AGENT. claiming 20 iiV, a. Columbus.
%. as the result 81 fh" tory related
10 ia'I to day bv SIs.. Ripley. r..
H''roid ds'ghte- az the president ~
local business college. " mo- said WI.
son had lur"d her 20 Ashland. Ky. on
o." promise of marriage. and then
deserted her They iived together in
hotel AZ Ashland FOR Two weeks az
man and wife
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
His~aths Concert.

\ large crowd was lr t'teuIar,- 20
-" FNrst PRESBYTERIAN church last
evening when the Iliawatha ,lur
composed - fr' beet singers in tse
county. presented musical irt-rrr.-
tGtIon - Ionrf. How famous pom.
"iIiawAtha. The vast nud..nr. e4i
cntfanc'd Throughout rho .nt.r~ ,r.-
cert and tho affair WA uud,ubt. .l'y
ths best musical treat ever offered IN
this city. tn" oouc,rt w-It frroIgl
without q tr~at. 'ie vor. ~ tr. eYi,-
Set h.!ug ave''dlr~.v fre OBJ. chorus
blending in perfect harmon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
BELLAlRE


Tho marriage q Miss Anna Schiller
nitzhauer and Pa'rtcN Francis Gi'-
hoolN was solema;zed A. the rec.ory
OF the 81. Johns catholic church %,
Rev. Father Joseph Wehr,e Yesterday
morning at . 90 O'Clock The brii"
Is popular yoUuS lady 81 South
B'ilatre anu the groom Be- q member
~ the frm OF Hall y G,laoolH. coal
f' alers ~ this c.tS. They will mas"
their future home 10 This city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
koapitaI Reneht

A large number OF tickets have al
ready been sold for the entertainment
10 be given in the High school audi
forum for the benefit OF the hospital
Friday evening. May ?. The name OF
the playlet is "A Letter From Dad" or
college mix.up. Another playlet 10
be given the same evening is entitled
"Peppery Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Trustees Elected.

Al Tho annual meeting - th~ con
Cregatlou 90 N" First P-esbyterian
church - this citv. the followin .
trustees wor" elected = = Adams
W. l.. Ifosknson. \ g. Tyler and AZ
drew Kern. Reports were received
from the various ORGANIZATIONS 90 ~
church and tho wors for the .rsuir.
year was outlined Following m.
h'sir css meeting > social session Was
held and daint, rcfreshm.uts ", r..
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Medical Society

m""tns 90 "a" Belmont county
M"ci"a! society will be- held AZ the
'l"i" h"if ir this city "Wednesday
afternoon. April 80. ~ O'Clock \
large number VIII undoubtedly 10 ~
"t' ndan"- and the following pro-
gran will hc rendered
Newer Things ll Practice ~ i.
J. Ring. ~ Shaivsil.. Pucrp. 1T
fci"mpsia.' Dr. charles TasserIy. ~
Martins Ferry Clinic"
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EXTERNAL VAPOR TREATMENT.
Best For Group and Cold Troubles
UCKSPnSe%u1% onS SAN

No need now to dose your stomach
MN nauseating drugs. simply apply
the new treatment Weeks Croup and
Pneumonia Salve well over chest and
throat Cover with warm flannel cloth
Give the patient plenty OF fresh air
The worst cold Is relieved In one night [:
Group In hfteen minutes The curative
Napors are confined in the salve. and
when applied to the body the heat re-
leases them and they are inhaled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
OPEKisKI MINER
FATALLY INJURED

-. o.. Unto. .r,r..-
NIhMh\I. " We. April D. SIS
H i"lnr. aged 81. W4s struck o., %
i"llhE Sion" Will" rf work ir fh.
'lp'hi-Ai mrr H f.r rt'shu-rl
~'rfm Coal Company today Iie died
"r if' 'r7'1 0n his $780,. goo tho miners
r,f''I h'." li" .Olto. uIfn aud
two thi.fr'u. THE funeral vii take
place saturday from his frs.icnc. At
CO.. rli
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Obituary
OBca- Schre6a

ar ~'hI"h-. prominent Young hus.-
N'SS man ~ tie south side. died est
nitht az .l~ home it2N Jacob street. fol
i"Nl ug 90 two weeks Illness Tho lie
easel WtS - wears old ana Wa born
"'H 'lH'afei ir ta4S city lie WAS a
H.'in''f ~ o." Trinity Lutheran church
AMI MAS ais" q member 81 the local
DOT lt' OF the shields ~ Honor
%" deceased was married several
wears aEr. Al~ VIE preceding min, ~ t6c
grave 10 a'u4t one year fnsideS his
i'i'Nf~. one ta irnt~r Pearl. two hrofA-
f.'H ~" SISTERS Survive Funeral
"rfars"W"ufs have not been e,ut,i.f,,i
a< y't
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cipal today. II Is not definitely known
VINO The speakers will be. but Il r.
probable that the three honor SIN
dents. the three selected by the fac.
ul'y, and the three by the school
board. Will deliver their orations II
has been definitely decided that no
prominent speaker Will be secured for
the occasion
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Died at Hospital.

los" Ramsay. aged - years a
prominent resident az belmont. died
~ DO" Norih Wheeling Hospital N.-
t"rp1v morning lt % O'Clock. follnwir.
au Illness ~ Appendicitis. The g..
ceased is survived By "a wife. two
daughter. one SON. q mother. ono SIS
i"r and one bro'Ecr Funeral servtc.
VII b" conducted Saturday afternoon
10 3 O'Clock a. his late home a. RoL
mon' and iutcrmcnt viii be- made ia
the cemetery 81 that place
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Funeral Held

Funeral services over the remains
% H'lda. The seven year old daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs Martin Potts. OF Rose
h.I. VII" diDd Monday from appondi
c''i-. we're conducted ~ the famii.
residence. last evening hv Re-, J. o.
Myers. pastor a. the Christian church
The remains viii o." shipped % Sis
terHvillr ms. morniur. wher" inter.
m"nt viii b." made
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Clarence. the infant SON 81 Mr 77l
Mrs. George Lewis. died 49, tho famI-
home at klee. We. Of this civ vsS-
tsrday morning ~ e O'Clock follow
ins a brief Illness. Funeral SER ices
Will DC conducts from his late r"si-
d'r"e tins afternoon. Intcrmeut viii
Be made IN Rose ii!l ccmcterr.
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e Entertainment.

The Luther league of ST. Johns
Lutheran church will give an enter
tainment In Scheele's Hall. on Han
over street. on the evening OF April
3Oth. A fine program is being pre-
pared for the affair. which will con
sist ~ instrumental music and must
cal selections. Refreshments will
also be sold in the hall
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Bach OEseouses

Funeral services over -. Y.-,, ~ ~
90 - rr~ri Bach. tu old German -asi e.
.t'nf 90 -" 'ltt "a hos. .is.ttl oe,fir.. 4
l"-raH2 VIII POI" hold from the flfn. d
sr~iic'''' on lwent'eth street. saturday
morning - 30 O'Clock. REQUIEM lixi
mass Wiu De- celebrated from II NJ
t"rM-Ht VIII Dee 90 ~. calvary ceuie-
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OratorleaI Recital.

MIS- Woods former art instructor
~ The public schools in this CITY win
Civ" an oratorical recital AZ the chris
tian church IN this city about tho
hrSt 90 May under the auspices OF ,bo
'fTistian Endeavor Society OF thar
church. Mrs. Woods is an elocutiou
ist - gereat ability md a large crowd
VIII undoubtedly be present 10 greet
her
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c. e G E CLUB

= meeting ~ 90" members az tho
g. T. O. r club and their lady friends
@iil hD held at DO" HON. of Raipl
Marsh ou Belmont street. this even
ing. IN" evening VIII OBJ. spent A.
various -Dcirl Diversion. and very
'nioyabl" time i- anticipated Thi4
club I- making arraug. 1i'uf- g.- 10
series ~ outings 20 ie hold flis ,gm
fu.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
lmportant Deal

The barrett property on Sixth
street has been sold 10 Or. Charles
Cochran. who Will erect an addition
and occupy Il as 4 residence. The
consideration was s215O. The deal
was made through the Bartholomew
agency
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Through the nostrils and mouth. rhes1
Napors reach the affected part imme-
diately. tnsuring quick relief: no dam
ger OF an upset stomach. no interfering
with the digestive organs The treat
ment Is entirely external
! Nick's Group and Pneumonia Saive
comes In three sizes-at all druggista.
Csc. soc and 800. Sample mailed On
request Wick Chemical Co,
Greensboro. n. -
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MARTINS FERRY
large Crowd Present.

A large crowd was present at the
social and entertainment given in the
Christian Endeavor Society last even
ing. The program that was rendered
was very interesting TO the large au-
dience. Refreshments were served.
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committee on the new school build
.hes In the FRS; ward AMI on Gravel
I'LL viii Ice received
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TO BURN EEwsPAPER,

IpNuoN APRIL IA militant sur
f-agrffs plot fu bum Tho Offices ~ the
standard rewapsper h7s been revealed
fn scotland Yards The police haN"
taken stringent rretcufiN,. measures
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receive their salaries every fvo
vrnk- hrurefnrfr
~ 10 Martin. 90 Cambridge. vas
calling ou fri"rIs .n tIs cIt. ,oa
f.rd16
tn" Hovweli Patterson examination
Tor h'rh school candidates viii D..
held a' fho higb school SATURDAY.
Arh"r dHt progrIms win Ir rcrd
orri 'u fnr rr11rs rf fHn public
school. of fri. sfft follt
N..' fo.nuhfrc Nrrrs of -fruher
Vile o. Tho quest oe friends and raI
afIvra In fuis r'fv
William NrrroaIv. OF gucfr.a.
eir""' Vaa "a 'l~'oo7- Visitor 80 I.ttf
49, Yct"rla
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The regular meeting 20 F'e s.f.
board - education was o.. ll.. n..a
held last cyorIrs h.' wac pns'I. rod
Iufl5 Wsduesd evening ~ next
week Final arrangement wiz go
completed 'or tho annual high -ct..'
comment. rrsrf a-I fl. r.irr' - th.
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SEW FuDs DAILY
The Roma Theatre
Bellaire's Most Comfortable
Moving Picture House

ChId Desd.
Harold = the mine year old -Da ~
Nr and M-a O. Salzharrt. OF Trum
tull street dird trstrrda. afternoon
10 oripfK. following a lingering
ilr"sa of stomach frDlhle Funeral
per-. Zoos UfI hs ,urdurtef 20 ff. .t.
iru" fHit afternoon a. . O'Clock fr
'"rr1"rf viii bo made 'l thr Ho.a IlG
cemetery.
Train Riders Fined.
Th" 'lrn~ fraIn riders arr.-'.d hr
~ q ~ police Wrdur. .lat evening.
".rn trraiElr1 before Squire B.
NJ 90. tn.frr1r. morning and frad
So and casts each Tho. Rrrr unable
tn pay fH. ir. ffI nnrr taken 90 fIo
county Hl t'.f.rIss Afternoon They
fttr fl'.r rtm.. H. fsIr TrguIrr.
JAMES smith 'r1 Andres Glenn
a Hsf Honday
8 meeting of fro Retail g-p..r. ~
fliH rift go. f.I frw dHtr all
1ni r aa. decided fiHf all Fruerr4
aul u.Hf markets au.id Ir rIpsrd .f
'. rD.ucE or Wrdft.da, OF zach
f''f anf -smflu closed until Thurs
lft r.ruIrf trd S.rfII.s .r f.r four
mrrfl Tt. torres closed 900 Thurs
da. H.f 'tr llf H' fir request rf
t large number OF PATRONS OIL" day
FaH changed fD N'du,.dat
commencement.
Tho Trafl1frr class o. fne gaar
IHf3 I. fhr ars.ef fr fIn history ~
fH" UrIaIr. fIFi achor. Isfrr com
ID 90 '.f'. .'rnr m.mtar. Ora
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M. E. BISHOPS
AT CHARLESTON
ANNuAL CONFERENCE TO BE HELD
IN THIS STATE NEXT MONTH
Thirty Bishops and Many Church D1rna-
tar1es TO BE In Attendance.

Special Dispatch 10 ire iutelliEencer
CHARLES TON. W. Va. April IL
The annual conference OF the BOARD OF
bishops Of tho Methodist Episcopal
church of the United states will he held
IN this city beginning April 30 and end
ing May I. 10 Will he attended by about
thirty bishops and is considered one OF
the Metho,iists
Extensive preparations are being
conference. which is expected to bring
Tn" IroEram for the public services,
has been arranged as follows:
organ prelude
Vocal music
he,:,ure-Ry Bishop ouane
Thursday. May 30. $50 O'CLOCK.
the Bishop Morris tablet
Hymn-tl5. Prayer
Memorial address by Rishop John W.
Hymn 564 Banediction.
Evening. 8 O'Clock.
H'cSeption- IT- j. W. Ensie. u. g..
rrslude- Hymn. $50 Prayer Anthem.
address OF welcome-Governor II. ID.
Address OF Welcome Rev. J. r. Bird.
Response on behalf OF Board OF Bishops.
PRESENTATION Of historic gavei
informal reception with Hight refresh-
IT,, rri a Nay asp.m
PTeiude-AfuSlc
Lecture-By BiShop NcIntyre
Postlude
Saturday, May .. q D. m
Judge Ira T. Robinson presiding -
Evangeiistlc service
AbiresS BY Bishop Henderson.
sunday. May 4.
Local puipits f!Ied by attending Rirhnrs
NllFfU noon - O'Clock. corner etODa
laying. central NJ. T. church Bleley
avenue and Birch street Addresses by
bishops Hughes. locc0--k and Hsnder-
son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

Fair. cool weather continues eaSt ~
H.. Mississippi. whore the pressur-s
are high. Light frosts occurred a.
sections II the upper onto valley
The low pressure. warmer weather
area covers the upper valleys this
morning. Tho pressures. also con
tinuc low over the southwest and
over northern Texas and oklahoma.
Except along 90" Atlantic coast prac-
iicali, Lo pre-, ,uitation was motel
since yesterday
Tta pr'sSurcs are hirh and tho
temperatures low for tho season from
90" MORT. Pactnc SECTIONS eastward
over 3D.. northwest. \ reading Of -
d'arc"~ was noted 90 HaNre. AMI
lf.l'nn. "nnf
IHir weather viii continue n his
section over Fridar. with rising tenn
pcrafurr.
L",al data il'@hst; temperature
o. degrees. lowest last nlght. 81 de-
gr.cs so ro.nf5 J.
Rivers.
The ohio viii faU slowly IN th!1
district tonight and FRIDAY.
". g. HOWE.
Section Director.
calf Liver and sweet Breads at
Bruter Bros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Recommended for a Good R.,.o,

I'tCauNE they cured MIN OF kidnay
and bladder trouble. G. II. Grant, Gao
Naverly st. Peoria, Ills. tells the re-
sult OF his taking Foley Kidney Pills.
Backache and cOngested Kidneys
made me suffer intense pains. Was
always tired and floating specks
bothered me-. Took Foley Kidney pills
and saw big Improvement after third
cay kept on until entirely freed
OF all trouble and suffering That's
why ] recommend Foley Kidney Pills
They cured me-" They are tonic in
action. quick In results. For sale by
JnO Coleman a Co. Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18

CALI Liver and Sweet Breads at
B-uter Bros