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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
MAGNATES MEET

NFW YORK. Web. 9-Bas@bsII men.
m~auager- and plaA -rs. gatu
-rIh- Iu. the ~CasIul. meetings ct thu
hig league which open here tomorrow
reached the CitN today iu numbers uHi
ne hotel corridors buZzed with base
ball talk tonight. Among the
sHrly arrivals was August Hermann.
president Of the Cinciuunti National
icague club and chairman 81 the nat
'"fH minis ou when also is tp hold
"a te+Sipu during the week. together with
nl.a . bruce. the CufuuYtsr.uu - secre-
faft en- the way from lineage il Han
."hfeou. president Of the American
league. another member % the National
comute sion. expected here early tomor-
tow ir-stdeut Lynch. ~ the National
league. the third member or the oam-
~ sion. viii join his colleagues in the
ueltheratiOns ~ tho baseball supreme
court scheduled iUr tomorrow after
noon.
The national commission has consid-
q fuhI" business before BE-. involving Tor
fne most part cases from minor league
winch piles NJ during the illness of
duuu " FARRELL secretary OF the Nat
loual association ~ F~rofessiuna bnse-
! All leagues The commission NAV have
~ ~ NOR" than one dav. First ~ the
meetings scheduled b. that Of the Ann
~ can ielEuc set FOR tomorrow morn
ms TIE national league meeting opens
tuesday.
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CUTTERS
tce,enasd from ri-.s r.s..,

Joachim when. with a large party OF
american tourists aboard. including
william j. Bryan. she stranded on At
wood Cay. Bahama Islands. Nov. %.
1911. After the passengers had been
removed these pirates" said Captain
Bertholf. became insoient aud aexres
sive and at he request of the master
or the Prinz Jotchin the revenue cut
ter Algonquin. with guns manned
stood guard over the steamer and
armed her crew. One OF the pirates"
struck q box included In the steam
RS cargo containing some explosive
and was blown into eternity. This
scared the Others away.
The functions OF b revenue cutter
service have grown since its estab-
lishment in 17s0El13 years ago-un-
I'll to-day they include q variety OF &C
tivftfes ranging from the assistance
OF vessels In distress and the enforce
ment or customs and navigation laws
TO the suppression OF mutinies. Two
mutinies were Quelled by the cutters
during last year. one on the Haitian
gunboat Ferrior. in Charleston, S. c.,
harbor. and the other on the URUGUAY
an bark Brema. in Mobile Bay.
Smuggling has decreased in recent
years, Captain Bertholf declares, be-
cause OF the vigilant patrol OF the
cutters. This armed coast
guard is a deterrent. and without II
smuggling would again spring into ex-
istence along the many miles Of coast
line OF the United States.
Captain Bertholf asks that Con-
gress relieve the revenue cutter ser.
vice OF the handicap caused by the
provision OF law passed at the last
session f~orbidding the appointment Of
additional cadets without the specific
authority of Congress. There are 10
existing vacancies among the officers.
with the prospects of additional ones
during the current year by death and
resignation.
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MINISTER
PASSES AWAY
REV. LINN REED DIES AT FAMILY
HOME AT WEST ALEXANDER.
Was Prominent Presbyterian Clergy
man and Brother Of Or. r.. J.
Reed Of This City.

Rev. Linn Reed one OF the Oldest
and o prominent Presbyterian
ministers in this vicinity, passed away
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
MS mother. Mrs. Jane Reed, In West
Alexander. at 1880 O'Clock. The de-
ceased has been suffering for the past
three years and death was Indirectly
due 10 a paralytic stroke which he sur
Tered over three years ago while he
was pastor OF the GAINESVILLE Presby-
terrain Church.
Rev. Reed was the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reed and was born in West
Alexander about 6S years ago. He
entered the ministry when quite young
m occupied several pulpits in this
vicinity, his last charge being at Fol-
lansbee. and was a professor in Lin
coln University, located near Philadel-
phia, for a period OF years.
He is survived by his mother one
brother. DR.. Robert J. Reed. OF this
city. and one sister. Mrs. w. A. Barry.
OF this city.
Funeral services will be held from
he home OF his mother. in West
Alexander. on Tuesday at 1880
o clock and Rev. II. NJ. Evans, of West
alexander: DR.. Moffat. OF W. and J..
college. and DR.. Reed. OF Washington.
Pa. VIII be the officiating minister's
lnterment will be made in West Alex.
ander cemetery.
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HARTMAN LINES
Continued from First Page.)
cured

to anticipate could have been Sc
The Aa-eemet.
Inc agreement, as stated by the At
torney-General is this:
The plan in brief. provides for the
disposition of 1865 U shares OF stock
or the Southern Pacific Company
which the Supreme Court requires the
Union Pacific to dispose OF, by offer
ing the same for subscription among
the stock holders OF the Union Pacific
and the Southern Pacific Companies.
stock of the Union Pacific TO have the
night TO subscribe for one OF such
Southern Pacific shares. and the hold
er OF every three shares OF Southern
Pacific stock. TO have the right TO
subscribe for one share OF such shares.
The larger proportion given to the
southern Pacific stock holders was in.
sisted upon by the Acknowledgement
for the purpose OF insuring a wider
distribution among the Southern Pa
cifc share holders and TO guard against
the securing of an undue control OF
the Southern Pacific Company by the
stakeholder of the Union Pacific. The
result OF the distribution. II all the
shareholders should avail of their
subscription rights, will be hat the
present stockholders OF the Southern
Pacific Company will own ~ per cent
"a It's capital STOCK. while the stock
holders OF the Union Pacific will only
hold % per cent. The stock is so
offered for subscription al a price
practically equal to par. payable in
Tour installments, extending over "a
period OF nine months. One OF the
conditions OF the plan is that the
amount of the stocks offered shall be
under-wr1tten by a responsible under
writing syndicate. and such an under
writing is being arranged by the firm
OF Messrs. Kuhn, Loeb and Company
and the National City Bank. as syndi-
cate managers.
out OF the proceeds of the sale OF
stock. the Union Pacific Railroad
Company Is TO pay TO the Southern
Pacific Company for the entire capital
stock OF the Central Pacific Railroad
Company now held by the Southern
Pacific Company. the total considera-
ton amounting 10 upwards OF $lO4.-
100000 and the existing leases or
the Central Pacific TO the Southern
Pacific Railroad are TO be cancelled.
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Mra d 90 Euhh. OF Ilm Grove. ia
iwrr't.rr nicely Ht her home boo Linton
addition
Niles Icnetfr Pryor hHa returned go
htr home 100 Sigma Inus after tIaIt-
lur fIerIa Iu bethany frr a few dHla
Mrs Joseph burrows ia Improving
r.raIt af fHr Nnrfh Wheeling hospital
Ni.. Erffh- snIrs Ia Improving NICELY
.f Ifr home 90 FfEwuud
John Mueller. uf FIfuuuHf. 'a t.aif-
.rr friends Ir West BADEN springs for
few days
f.fH kIFar nf MARITIME Very spert
InlIr vifh Miss Uora I.rira. nr ST.
'Ir1f addition
Nr 90 ifr,nsa bel Improving nicely az
HrI N.fuf Iu lur.nE Place
THE IrIINr uf fHH ffIfNIrr SO o.
church. % IdrwuYI. wfII r.. 1 baked
N'lu auprfr Ir tnr church frit. etru-
rr F.H &C.
NfFinaor ~ r1rk View h,4
uI.f cod fu auto.
Martin rurfnv nuI Frnrd laughter
Wilma NJ Middle Wheeling f.rff VIII
To-. tr fHiHN fHr Georgia tY Spend few
H.nrfNa
o. W Moore H rrrnufI ft Hs nums
% N'.f NHrErrder with fu affHr. nf It
rrrre
Ifa property nvurra OF WpuIeI4Ia
.. f.uI HuIIfIrr
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DIED.


saturday. Feb. $, 1913.
at - a m. DAYTON. son
"f g Ellie and Maggie NJ. Williams,
age years and $ days.
Funeral from the family residence in
tttersou. Tuesday. February Il. at
O'Clock .. III. intermcut in the
Stous Church cemetery.
MILLEE@On Saturday morning Feb. s..
1913. WA. T. son Of the late Scott
AM Martha Miller In the 37th year
OF his age.
j uueral services from the residence Of
ht- slste-. Mrs ~. ". Browning bg2
MARKET street. Tuesday afternoon at ,
clock y VA. Friends Of the family
respectively invited 20 attend. Inter
Hlfnt Ur VIte. stone Church cemetery.
please omit howersD
REED-At West Alexander. IA. Fehru-
~ tth a. 20 . m REN. JAMES
LINN REED. brother of Or Robert
y Reed. % wheeling. aged IS years.
Funeral services Tuesday morning Feb
Iuar' llth. 81 "a 7O ftom the home 81
his mother Mrs. Jane Reed. Friends
"f the family are invited.
Ist3. n s a m ELfZARETIi
FRANCIS wife Of Onuo h. Jansen
IN her 3ist year
Funeral notice hereafter. Fairmont
please copy.
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Inc many friends ~ Leo GIligan. n
former well known young man OF this
Ivy. VIII be surprised and panied TO
learn Of his death. which occurred some
iiine saturday In the city HOSPITAL AT
AKRON, o.. where he had been cnnnned
i"f some weeks past. Mr.. Gi!Uigan had
n'-h 'inpI"ted Ia the Ohio city for some
lime and about six weeks ago he Was
stTicken with paralysis and was removed
the hospital. He never recovered
from TIE attack and died at the same
time stated.
Mt tilligau VAS on two occasions
employed hy tine Inteliigencer as "a soll-
'it"r on rural routes ana was recognized
a. one % tho best solicitors in the rttsf-
ieSS While an emplOyc ~ this paper.
1" made many friends who will iegret
HIs demise.
was 4 son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
'IuiEdu, OF TIE South side and Is sur
tiiN'd by bis widow n ono daughter.
Miss Aiadelyn. also two brothers and one
IH" sister is now az Akron and will
bring the remains o. this city arriving
az . o'clock. when tho funeral arrange
mcnts WILL he announced.
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sTEUBENVGLLE. ohio. Feb o
Mrs charles Wilson aged IS. left her
nome where her husband and five
thildren were ~ Toronto this morn.
ing ~ daylight and drowned herself
10 The ohio river She left a note
reading "Ipry me "a cheap az pos
sible. give balance 90 the children !
am not guilty ~ things ] am charged
with Her body has not been recov
cred
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Newman Ohsenulrs

!2st SAD rites over the remains
or the late Hon. Lewis $. Newman
VINO passed away at the family resi-.
dence IN Glendale last Thursday night
que 10 ailments incident to the in
nrmities OF old age. were held yester-
DAY afternoon at $50 o'clock from the
place OF death. Rev. b. +. Rhoads.
pastor or the Moundsville First NJ. r.
Cnurch. was the officiating minister
and interment was made in Nount
Rose cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended by
me many friends or the deceased
throughout this vicinity. The deceased
was the father of Judge c. &. Newman
or the local circuit court.
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0UT.TEE-PIkE
WAAEa Ghild nfaa

Al J o'clock yesterday morning. oc-
CURED the death OF Richard fison
w eeks. young son Of MIR. and Mrs. Jonn
W eeks. Of Elm Heights. Elm Grove. The
child was but 10 months old, ana ceatn
was due to pneumonia.
Funeral services Will be held from
the family residence Tuesday afternoon
at ? o'clock. Rev. A. L. Cox. pastor
OF the First Christian church. OF Elm
Grove Will oniciate. with interment an
the stone church cemetery.
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Funeral services over the remains OF
Gordon. the four year old son OF MI. and
Mrs. Lille Williams, OF Patterson. VINO
passed away at his home saturday morn
ing at . % clock. death being que to
pneumonia, will he neId from tne family
residence. Tuesday afternoon at I
o'clock. Rev. l.. H.. Lewellyu. OF the
stone church will omiciate. assisted ny
Rev. :. Il. Hart. OF the First VI. l..
church. Of Elm Grove AMI Rev. ". =.
Dy singer Of the rtrst English Lutheran
church. OF Mheeling. tnterment VIII
be made IN the Stone church cemetery.
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The last sad rites over the remains OF
the late Henry NJ. Alger. whose death
occurred last Friday morning. from the
euects OF a paralytic stroke. Will be
held from the family residence on South
broadway street. Island. this morning at
10 O'Clock Rev. Jacob Brtttingham.
pastor OF the ST. Lukes church. will be
the officiating minister and interment
Will be made in cemetery.
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anoInI-

FINAL preparations have been made
for the valentine social 90 be given BOO
tine basement 81 The Ftrst VI. =. church
OF llm grove. Friday evening. febru-
airy ~. By the members ~ the standard
hearers Glass. under the direction or
their teacher. Miss Bertha Mayt
At this affair. each person receiving
o. Na'erfIus Viii be- rruuire Co give
a. unerug any amount suitable TO the
Ifrsnu receiving the valentine. Re
~..I.ImnMI. vii Ln .nrNnI
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.ruI ant efnr Boo fhIua ur .f..r .F-
niiitI. A 90 inserted inside at.r Er.
ward m returned Zoo 1908 Main street
e fU-i
hoaF-~unHuN rfruIrE 70 EIn.r - Eara
On CHAIN. rims fHEraf. National Ft
HNfF Itfnk. fnr hirnIuIt f.4fa uu
-f.r street. fH Eleventh -f. fffH Id.
N7fN.f 80. Market f. f.fH zf f-f. fn
81 'HrIlrH IUrp.Iur I'D. fIH. -f Wrvnrf
@ returned tp Intelligence ofrc.
-s.tf
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The EdgwoOd council Wall meet this
evening In the council chamber. and ~
Is thought that "A warm meeting will
be held. Some action Will he taken IN
regard 10 the contract let 20 tue War
renite CO, and u il thOught that this
matter will be settled at this meeting.
The regular routine business will also
be transacted.
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The NrFt EXAMINATIONS for the rupita
~ the public rhpuIa or Triadelphta
district for tho eighth grade diplomas.
viii he held February - and % The
places have mot Fpf been SGT for the cN-
pmirHNprr. bot viii be ~ convent
cuf place.. Eu as Co accommodate tho
pupils al over tho district This sv-
animation. If PASSED. Will complete the
pupils BOO Tho grade. and will 90 tlrm
leo enter high school
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NAMES SECRETARY
Wheeling Man Appointed BY President
Dawson Of the Interstate
League.

INNESVtLLE. Ohio. Fch % Pres
id"nf Charles 4. Dawson ~ the Inter.
state League has appointed n T.
smith. or Wheeling. ~aeCrrfurf OF fhe
70 fEuc Tor Tho season Of 1913 The
prominent of VT Smith was urged
lJ every magnatc boz the League.
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Pnlton ConnciI.

The Fulton ounctl viii meet this
.eNtu.ug Co ausac the regular routine
business At this meeting they viii APP
UOiut a solicitor and take up the matter
OF the one councilman. who did not
e. ualify a. there two matters We're held
over from the special meeting held last
FRIDAY evening. II ir not known
whether anyone from either % the rail-
way companies Will be- present or not.
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Woeber Funeral

uneral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs. Mary Woeber whose
death occurred on Friday. following a
snort illness caused by a complication
or diseases. will be held from the fam
lily home on Market street TUESDAY
morning at $50 O'Clock.
high mass will be celebrated In ST. AL
phohsus church and Increment will
be made in Mt. Calvary cemetery
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Broemsen obseouies.

Inc funeral serNiccs of er the remain
~ tue late James Hroemsen. whose
Death occurred On Wednesday. we've held
rom tho family residence on Mozart
iill ROAD yesterday afternoon ~ y
oclork. Rev. 4. J.. Benze. OF the Zion
Lutheran church was the officiating
minister and interment WAS maze in
SIT Zion cemetery.
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lNnefal services over the remains Of
flc late Charles L~aughiin. WHO ra-sed
away last IhIrgday morning.
Hn extended illness caused hv a COM
ElrHfipu ~ disease. were ne1d from
fle famlfv residence on gIrfeenrn sf-eet
yesterday afternoon a. > n clock. Inter
wert was made in the Peninsula come
rrrr.
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The seventh HnuINrssary sale or she
II. J.. Behrens branch store at Woods
dale wall be started this morning. aud
will last until Feb. l.. The company
has decided 20 give tts many patrons
something Tor their patronage lu the
OF the articles.
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Funeral services over the remains ~
the infant child Or MI. and Mrs. 'ecil
Birch. uf 1~riadclphia. was held from
The family residence yesterday after
noon nt = O'Clock Rev. T. l.. Reid. %
the Triadelphi II. T. church Oniciated
with futermtut iu the stone church
&c maferg
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Entertained Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clemens, OF Elm
Grove. entertained a number OF friends
Saturday evening. 1ne affair was in the
nature OF a valentine party. and the eV-
euIn gWas spent In games. ana at a seas
enable hour. a delicious luncheon was
serN Ell
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Raksd Rean Snnnar.

The members Of Mrs. =. Il. Harris
Sa school. Glass or the FIrst NJ. h.
church. OF Elm Grove. had made maj
preparations Tor tue baked bean supper.
70 be gwen IN the basement or the church
Thursday evening. heb. %.
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Redemption of n d
Iotice CT Redemption OF Bonds By the
wheeling steel q IRON Company.

Wheeling W. Va. J~anuary 80. 1918.
The holders or bonds Nos. ESQ. 257. 25S.
25s. 260. Pol. 262, 263. 2s4. 26b. 266. 26s.
POS. 269. go. issued by the Wheeling Steel
* Iron Company. SEPTEMBER I. 1899. are
hereby notified that these bonds viii be
redeemed March ! 1913. at the National
Exchange Bank. Wheeling W. Va. The
bonds enumerated in this notice will
cease To- bear interest March J. 1913.
WHEELING STEEL IRON COMPANY.
FRANK W. BOWERS. Secretary.
ia3O-f-s-S-1l-l5-1s-22-25-2S
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West Virginia Traction q
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's av.
thorized pay stations:

COMPANY 0nicr corner 18Th A.
'haplin" street. Wheeling. " va
Hank or Fulton Fulton. W Va
The Flrst National Bank Elm Grove.
West Nirfinia
state Rank OF Vim Grove F1m
Grove Wcs' VIreInla
Pay your electric light. uator and
gas piIis 90 he most convenient nav
station g. ID JtNKINs. Treasurer
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Q SALE or a

toH sALB OF TRADE-A eood ssvs,
room hurse and TOO fots. elth wells
eAfu a14ler lawn, arl ether improve
menu WI cell c.eap. OF trade FOR q
antW fa~fw. Address lfatfsa ~. afIer-
Camfraa. W Va fs-gq-tf
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40 f.H home ~ Ter s~on-in-taw. T., q
MrElhaney ~ SO Z29 Erie street. tie
death 81 Mrs.. Mary Harding occurred
sunday morning shortly after 70 o'clock.
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POULTRY.

3 g. RHODE r8EAFD Red 90 10
rrr Getting A. " TfGue. posI
''i r'""" Aiienhe'm ii-H f-s-''t
sTANDAnD HarrrI Rocks Whit. f.er
Nurus tIOI.r mHfnEa Prices r.rrf
Nr Ier nos o. o. MrHuEh. Mt rIs-sanf.
'N.n fa-1r-t.mf.
ALENAHDEa sfra n single comb brown
IrEnoru .nUFrrels exhibition afork
e.ffirrs iu ecarur. catalogue Do a Al
.fNaufer. WhreInE fa.rn-rof
ROSS sTTLWELL. $50 Main p.r-sf
Rocks REFS, Eure comb Urown Lee.
-ou rnrkercIr circulars free Eggs 90
81 So a-rf-f-rrr
nAnV chickens from f~horourrbrsd
white Mvaudnffes nu1 81 g. NnIfe
erHorna fla per zoo 81 ser So vs.
donaldson. West Alexander 90 Hsv "a
Ia-ls.ff-I6
sHEFrARp-s FAMOUS ArooNAs. r.rs,
90 NnrIIa rretfra. Ioua Gra.feaf
nfe o. ori .t aNcrasc tcri -
ptrd. Eerc1. OHIO. la-l-g9a
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Nat. Phone
SIAM
Stockholders Meeting.
sTocKHoLDEEs' HEETIHG.
whesiinE stsel q o Company.

Wheeling. W. Va. Jan. 20. 1912.
The annual meeting or the Stockhold-
ers OF the Wheeling Steel a Iron Com
pany will be held at the office or the
Company. corner Main and South streets.
Wheeling. W. Va. on Tuesday. the l1th
Cay OF Fet ruary. 1918. at 2 o'clock y. M.
for the election OF Directors and the
transaction OF any other business that
may be presented.
FRANK w. BOWERS. Secretary.
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following a brief attack of heart fall
ure Although she had been IN poor
neaitn Tor several months. her vondi-
tsr was not regarded serious until a
Mrs. Harding was as years Of age. and
Vas Wei known and highly respected
lier husband. the late William Harding.
oiea n rev weeks ago. arUer scfi.
whlSh he received while walking along
marAet street The deceased woman
Was an active member OF the Baptist
~ three daughters and a -on. as roiIows:
Mrs. l. q .McElhaney. and Mrs.. olive
hiiiyer. " this city: Airs. Emma Lewis.
OF Dennison. %. and Frank Harding.
The funeral services will be conducted
Iuesosy. At noon. with interment In
greennlont eemstery, at treeport. %.
Charles +. Hutsiar, paste. Of the Island
Christian church.
James Esilsr.
James Keller. a well known and hixhiy
respected resident OF the Stone Church
Road. near Elm Grove. dropped dead Sat
and A. h Davis, a n~eIEhbor. were haul
View Point ~sanitarium.. and on one OF
instantly. Mr. Davis. knowing he was
subject TO spells with his heart, did not
realize that life was extinct until the
was removed TO his home about on. NILE
away. The deceased was in his 72nd
year. and had been q resident OF this
section all his life. Hs has been a
consistent member OF the Old Stone
CHURCH for about forty years. and leaves
a wide circle OF friends who will mourn
his sudden death.
He Is survived by his widow and two
brothers; Jacob Keller of Bellsirs. and
George Keller. or Patterson, also two
sisters. Mrs. Mary Shook. OF Peters Run
and Mrs. Jacob Kindeloerger. OF Wheel
Funeral services will be held from the
Old Stone Church. Tuesday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. Rev. l. Is. Lewellyn, OF the
stone Churcn. assisted by Rev. w. h
formerly OF hat church. but now
OF New Cumberland will oniciate. with
interment In the Stone Church Gene
terry.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Hotics 10 BIanufseturers Jobb.r. 80
enanti ard Other Whofeaaia psaisrn
N'sIltE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. That
~ West Virginia will r~ereiv. Hfns 4s IN
lta nfffce 81 Charleston. West VIZ
Hihla Tor fIrniahlug supplies for fne
lfFAl rtaf~ Institutions. the financial
liF aGrtucuf o. which is vested iu naid
oafi Contracts viii BE- awarded Co. the
81 hfnucrF. quHI - considered. aut
'ltf th.nea he.nE equal. West NtrEiaia
40 lfrr vii Dol EIvtr preference
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