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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
eokal.Derid)t
n abn.

aHaben.
glihoIas uno emma 1<ith. 1887
pIeafani Str.
gieior unb Warsarst GuiislIini, 434
God Ctr.
emilio unb 5ritba Sierra, 215
Ralbtrrp Ctr.
Sobn uno Bridget 2oHetrp, I'll
s}resmdR Ape.
ebiporb unO aOttie Ring. 203
Worth Ctr.
Games nnb auep penesrn. 365
5opnIsRb Rb.
CHARTS unb gIoiiloa gsi..nbausr,
174o Spcdmors Ctr.
George unO gsFis BRADFORD, $40
ailsour Str.
GborIts uHS Gpu Turner. 1139
geIueber. 4pt.
5arrp unb ellie 5ussmann. 5at4
unb Worrta Str.
9s Gt5fris iiiiS st s.;;;S e.:A:s:s s.:S::.s, GIG
Rihmonb Ctr.
Ben unb RahasI @snbtlmann. S25
20. Court CTR.
Ben unS Gitbu Gong. 712 70.
Court Ctr.
3Obn unb akrsi. gotrOs. 947
Carr Ctr.
gDiIIiam unb Georgia GprtdeIheis
msr, 1929 aogan ctr.
DiIiam unb aouiEs 9obiirot, 102
iJinelan Ctr.
gorfi.lb unb Gmma Rattins. 2108
S}r.sman aos.
Wldb&eu.
Wiuiom uno Dora 5eISmann, 303
80. 2. Ctr.
5obn uno Y.lIiFte 4lbon. 1870
Gentro! Npe.
SObn unb Warp JuIlen. 1887 Gsit
Ctr.
Ben unb gauIin, wiIser, 257o
Goittrn @pe.
Sarrp unb aiitp TaOOrs, s31 Dsit
s. Ctr.
Daniel unb anna ReGratb. s24
sfenron aDs.
arttur uue Camilla Rebel, 2763
WnoiioR Roao.
Carl uno annis Dbits, 1888 TiIs
mont Apt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05

MnaeifeIIim iittripohi. nm ~ srinits
tsIn, ob oisls nidht Winis betreffs b.
pcrhshsnbes Derisnbungen an bic
gdunerbdnbs p.ben. auh irifI man
cine spur aefunben babtn, bic nn4
gslaien fiibrt, mo iiH Der Jutptlsns
pieb ssdtques dufbdlt. osr Dor ortt
Sobren Inn gerein nit oem BrnFcn
1eiteiiticb einen SuptIenoifbifabl
casfiibrte. tpobst sipti fusribpcas Dhrs
rinas aleidfaHs NIT bier Stiid 3ndsr
ouAastduift Iurbtn.
@oHa beionSsrs obsr mirb Is oie
anfaabe bss Gonberssteimoi.niies
rfr 5ufueleHbintlsr iein, dussnfcrs
ifcn. iuo bic acraubtsn Sddse sebiis.
Zen fiHb. Suiueltn TN M<rtbe BON
10 MilIicntn M,orf t5nnsn ni1t Ipurs
ips perfmipinbeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05

Gs IN begrHneete Nus
|fiht porbanben, bdB Der Ses
nat oiefc Dohe nod nit benz 3orif
fertiq uno Ste Bin Sdmitas Raht
paiiirt pirb. gu biefem GntI6IuB
limb Die osmptratiiheR 6iibrer eetome
men uno um i6n burh5ufiibren, pers
taate ft6 Die a0rperT6aft gsltern Bis
feute Rahmittdg 2 Ibr. Die Gibung
fol odnn 10 ldnas oauern, bis Die
gorIaas dngenommen 1T. Die Sena.
toren WiIidns unb Simmpns bdben
einen aompronlib bstreffs Der Gin
tpmmeniteusrrate auseearbtitet. Der in
benz 8autus Sdnritag Rprgen fpobr.
Idetnlth obns auf S6pierigteiten gu
ftoBeR, onoenommen niro. Den eSns
furQent;n, ;pel6c fir cine Gr60bung
Der Q6qdben Eel groben 9srmogsn
itno, iDeroen in benz aompromib 3us
QtitdnoniiTe 9emo6t. Die 3uIobitsusr
fir Gtntpmnsn BON $4,000 bis
100000 foa ron 2 auf 3 unb fir
gintommen BON 100000 biz $500, :
600 BON 3 auf AZ erdDbt pernen.
SdmmtIifs bemofrdtiIbe Wtitglieber
| finp an9eDieTen iroroen, Der SamTtags
| iisuna big 3um Gnbe beiSupphnen.
@orIiB:r Simnpns pom 5indn3.aoms
mittes 1T Der 3uberfihtlifen Weis
nunq, odb Die nod "a beratbenben
poraQrapbsn gu tsinen larqen 0ebdtz
ten fiibren rpsrhen uno naB Der ents
Giltioen YaiIirunq Der 0otlage nidts
i'm Deor ftsbt, psnr bic SiBung iih
duh ttef in zen Sonnta1 binsin aus
nsdnen mag. Senutor .Simmons
bate porher Gpniersnsen nit benjenis
oen rspublitanifhen Solegen gebabt,
Sis an ben nod Ihpebenoen amen'
Dement'S iutereFirt fiuo. uno DIR ems
pfanQsne 8eiheiO bsrshtigt i'm, pis
sr fuot. 3u ber 4nndbme, 0ab dies
| clatt bon Statien ge6t. Da Die 8ors
Iaos i'm Senlt 0erdnosrunsen erfabs
rem bat, mub Is an Elm Sonferer5s
dpmmittttge Uc1xTt, III tptftfs 4 i Der Der esfittt
pier Oemotrdtsn uno orei Republitas
TER ernennen nil uno es tptrD onge.
uommen, odb nas 6dus nit oisItm
B!dn einperItunben lit. Die oemotras
| .iihen Sendtoren IoQen Simmons,
Wiuidms, Stcre uHo Sofufon iein.
Tie bautiqs Sibung orehi iit nm
Frtien 3uts=, freis DoQe, 9aums
lrolle un0 Inn Zen Gintommenitsuers
Qord1rapheu. Wan oIaubt uber, bdB
ole Quntte ItnelIe GrIsoisuna finbsn.
| Gnutor Nefpldn6s 1T ais 9eqntr beg
frtien 3ufsrs Der ein3iae uH'i6ere
Gdntoni't unter 0sn Semotruteu. gr
tsbrt am Sar1Itaq CUR Sibuna ndh
Mofbtnoton auriid, bob oIdubt man
Grunb CUR Gnnabms au tabsu, bab
er etnfdpentt unr fir Die GomtniItrus
ti1nsbiQ itimTit. 9ds ein3iae neue
2lmenoement, trelchss asItsrr nod turS
por Gertdoun1 ceitfut puroe. fam bon
2oFplIette. Gs bsitimmt, oab pom
gusIdnr bssoQenss TIs!Id1 bon sinsm
hun SanbpirtMhafts Setretdr su.
iuqsnbss Qttsit bselsitet isin muB,
pelhes Die GiHie oes Slsiihes garans
! tirt. 3ah fur3sr Debate Durbe ods
amen0emsnt SuridqsIsgt. 9d Die pom
| Sendt Oorqsnommenen 9lmsnoirunqsn
in tsinsm Suu s;nfhnsibsnb itno, TO-
tdb bic Ssults5iq iih BON Der 6duss
biu niht Ufieutlih unteriheiost.
riirfts bic 9orlaoe audi i'm 9oufsrenSs
Sommittee auf fsine beIonberen
ShfpieriQtsitsn itoben, fobab Der neus
Earif Biz Witts Ssptem6e- ipdteitsHs
fir uno ferti9 ftin tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
Eterblidfeitsberidbt.
m d n

5ohn SftnOrt6. 43. Gitp, aunssns
eHtsiinbuns.
oOuis 5n.bn.t. 81. 2455 10. Wc'
Wsidsn ape.. 3udsrtranibeit.
pisrep RspnpIbs, "a, 6704 Rot
STR, S1pinoiuHt.
asfisr Riggs. ~. poineiana glbs.
6erSIeiben.
Joisph 3. SueH. 81. RubiionDiIle.
Ni.rsnleibsn.
Ssnrp SummsIsbOrf. 76. Giip,
S9ninbfu9t.
Grcuen.
alma Wurpbp. 90, gitp. Snnerss
2tietn.
Glla SObas. SO. Gitp. arsbsltio<n.
aurora q. WlulIans, 8s. PSI Wes
gormid place. MISUNDERSTANDING.
Rate MDors. 7e. Giip. Gofritis.
abelint Safer. 81. Gitp. arsbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05

atn In Amsrita in Der efeiansten
Wtife mitpirfen. Sn bieiem Sinne
tpiro Der Soniosgunb Bel ben in ges
trodt toHmeROen amtIihen Stellen
poriteIlis fperben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
0rieffaHem.

Qefer. Die Ssimnssttsl biirfen
tlos NIT fdtDor3em 8Ieiftifi martirt
rerben, um cine SDentifi3iruns Der
Gtimmsettsl. refp. forrupte4bma3uns
cen AZ Derbinbern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05

TsIir Sta3, Der gsrns islbit
bas Suertd'Iche Grbe antrstsn m6dts,
beetlt itd uibt, ua6 Sapon gu tpms
men, npbtn tbn feline Regierung ges
fhidt bat. I'm itt dbsr peni9itens IN
9epsguns gu iesen, 1T er Don 2pnoor
nd6 Berlin gsreiit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
0aiesOaH

llater 9eituna oes 9eihaitsfiibrSrs
ssrnHf Bancroft perbra6te eine at.
tbeillng Der rRebs". meiiienfbsi!s
ans ssefruten beiteheHb, Den seitriacn
Rd4mittogs i'm 5ampfs NIT ben .DlD
GoIoiers" in 1opton. o. lpdhrenS
Gduptiins 1infer nit oem Aeit bes
Stubs bic Sabrt BON gitisbura fiab
Ebiensc fortleete, no bic .Meof-
heute uno nprgen Iif NIT ben bofti.
aen Cubs I'M Sample meiIen lufr.
ben.
Gle aeIfriaeu SpieIe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05

Die 9oIittt aus Der Births
ihuftss2i3enTtrung bsraus8uhdItsn tit
ndtiirlih 9ruHbbeoin9ung penn ios
balo nit ben 2iSeufen politiiner
Shahtr setriebsn tptro, 1T es nit Der
Rsform porbei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
9as ReprGisntantsnha aus

9ds observation-disclosures b 8
Bat Die pom Staats 0epartement
psrlangtsn 100000 bsrptQigt, Die oas
gu psrtpenoet peroeH fpqen, amsritas
riften giirgsrn, bic Msrtto DerlafeH
poqsn, ba3u bebilfIi6 gu feiH. Sm
Senat brdhte 9riitop Die meritanii6e
Srage aufs Sapet, iuosm er oafiir etus
frat, bic Waffen3ufubr an Die R.beIs
len 81 geitattsn. Sn bsiOsn SGuiern
rpuroe Die meritopolitit oes 9rdIioerz
ten bel oieIsn Gsisgenhetten our9 Die
s,td,st 9t5 57stff. Die ie 81 n DIR
perftummtsr ober bulb uno Die 2lns
nabne f6eint berehtigt gu fsin, als
babe Der grdItbsnt bic Muioritdt beg
apngreFss bintsr Fih. Die an3eihsn
mebrsn ii6 aud, oaB ft nit ettpus
8eouIo unb gutem Dtqen Gle SdtDie.
rigteiten iiberpiuoen ldiien, obne odb
gu elmer betpdffnetsn Sntsroentton qsz
fdritten tperbsr mug. Wofiir uus Gin
gittaes 9sI6it 6stpa6ren m0ge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05

&elte ghn6Enitino erises 6piel q.
ster speitdgieen Gerie slpiid3ens 3lcbs@
unb .Gubs~ In Chicago. Nm Conn.
tag ipielen bic .Rsbs@ nisess " Kis,
.einnnft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05

GIf europGtf DE M q Il te
baben gsaen benienieen photographer
in Der Iarifbiu proteft erboben, ipel>
der cine fiinfpro3snttge 3oursouttiOn
uuf fOlds Waaren 9epGbrt, Die in
ameritantihen Sa5r5eugen ins 2dno
gsbra6t peroen. Die 9rotefte fino
gum SbeiI I9on Dor Mlonat:n einges
iaufsn. pom Staats 9epartement
bisIang aber ntdt betannt gsgebeH
ipDroeu, biz Der Senat ueuli6 Durh
Rsfolution ooriitsr Qustunft psrs
langts. Die proteitireHoeu 2dnosr
finb England, 9eutidIano. Jrants
reid, Stalien, Ssfterrsi6s slIngarn,
Spauten, SdpsDer, Rorpsgsn, Ddnss
mari, gelsien unb 5oQdno. Qls
bauptfdbIiher GruHo Dirb angsfubrt,
bog ein ioI6ss 9erfdrben gegsn be-
itebenos 9srtrGgs DerItobe. Sn ben
5anoeIspertrdgsn bsibt es, ,oaB feline
partei eiHsn niebrigereu Giufubr3ou
auf Daarsu bere6nsu bari Die in
Sdiffsn Der anoern gartet eingefubrt
tpsrosn." Sener ben europdiiten Raz
tiOnsn nnit0Btse Paragrapb tpuros
Der Bill sin9sfugt auf 8streibsn Der
RrsiIe, bic iid Isit SabreH abmu6sn.
Der ameritanifdsu S6iffabrt auf3us
heIfsn. SeBt ioq bas nit 6iIfs Oss
nsusn 5urifgsfsses geihebsn. Qu6
uuf bic 9efabr bin, oaB mir eiHsm
Tuseub Qationen cine Sbrfeige oers
feBen, bic fie iHfoIgs Der sigentbumIi=
den cage, in Der tie iih befinbsn, ruz
big einitsten mIFsn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

Miss Martha Krim. Of Mingo juno
tion is IN the city visiting friends ana
relatives.
The local lodge Of Pocohontas held
q We'll attended meeting in their hall
on Hanover street. last evening.
Mrs. Jennie McGrew Corey. OF In
diauap"iis. arrived in the city last
evening and will be IN" guest IT Mrs.
Charles Morgan. on Third street, tor
a few days.
Miss Louise Ii-wellyen. Of Column
bus. Is visiting At the homo Of Mrs.
Harry cunningham. on Zane strrcs,
for "a fcw days
Mrs. + \. I.ehcw. 81 Mason CIV.
W. Va. who has rc.n visiting at tne
home ~ II e. Il-sl"p. for several
week returned - her home yester-
Jav
\ large crowd ATTENDED the medicine
show ~ the corner Of tf'th ana car
iislv streets. last evening.
The Junior Mechanics held an i'm
p"rtant meeting ju th"ir hail e. the
'hr' see Ii"rvcy building. last even
Inc
Any one having any items ~ inter
"s' for This paper can call "i2-J. on
licli phuur or leave their news at
Ral-ton {, Parker drug store.
Yesterday was Another HOY day IN
N" mon iu IN" mills and Scvera! were
forced tu su home
IT, local lodge "f Re- Men Will hold
% regular meeting ~ their hall ON
ii"Dut"r street This -v.nine.
= crowd of local people enjoyed a
ha' r.d" "ut ," .'oi,rain last cNcuIn-
ANA about %" w"r. iu the party
Cleo. N'hb b, aUl. ~ b." on The
''r'"ts again. after being laid Up with
"a cas-" 90 rheumatism
Several cases az typhoid fever ar"
reported ia this city and thu, are IN
M" vicinity OF ScauT Chts Lane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
RULES FOR THE
NEW COM MISSION


special li~pafCI 20 tho trtclli genCer.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. June 10
Rules ana regulations for the govern
nleut "f TIE Public Service Commission
nave been formulated and are now in
the hands - the public printer. These
VIII Zee ready FOR distribution in few
Ga W
Funiir hearings vii, O." held the second
Tu"~d y IN each month.
Assignments have been made among
re members =" that each member now
knows 1ust what part of the work he
VIII have 60 perform.
chairman Virgil L. Highland Is the
J. cad 90 division \. public service cor
porati"u~, and IS cuisf ~ bureau No J..
which viii nav" charge Of power COM
TauieS. telephone ana telegraph compa-
Mics and plUo line companies
charles ~ THOMSON is bead Of bureau
NJ. ?, common carriers. including rail-
roads. street railroads. express COM
sauic>. sleeping car companies. freight
limos. car companies. toll bridges ard
ferries
WAGE - kiimer viii be rhief Of hu-
reng -" 3. public utilities Including gas
cor pari's. electric uR ting compln!.s
ats! furr:. ipalit'e~ SIS ich furnish rls
"~d electricity fH~ lighting. heating or
ir.w't 'ulauies ard water companies
low trl y. ogden. arfinC chairman
90. bead - division b. viii nave -hargo
- lac workm"n compensation fund.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

Bull Moose Meet.

I"far T.. Travis. - year. and Mrs
.'u1 Miller 80 wears. ~ StcUh"nville
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Roma Theatre
fool
lean and
Change OF P1ctures Daiiv

Belatre Briefs.


Miss Edna Voitle, " Moundsville. IN
TIE guest Of friends and relatives ia
this city.
I,ems OF interest for this paper may
De lett al Che city Book Stor. Or tele-
phnn"d I" the reporter. Bell .ei-J
Mrs NJ. =. Mercer ~ North Jefferson
street, - tie guest uf friends and f.la-
lives IN Pittsburgh
Joseph Seal. Of North Guernsey street
- business visitor ~ Zauc~vile
Mrs TohhS anu daughters. II Blrn.s-
vile. are -. CHESTS ur friends au. reIs -
lives IA tHiS city
John White, 81 Jefferson street. left
Yesterday f"r Madison. Wis. Whc-. he
Wisconsin
Ge,tgc Myers. of Thirty nrth stree,
who has been 81 for the past Few weeks.
- abb Q" l. auf again
kfsN"i brnk" naS returned 20 his
eo'f'" a. Rarr-sNi!l- after a visit with
friends n t'ts city
PAU T.. cash. 81 riucinratf ie visiting
friends and relatives ia this CITY
Mr. aul Mrs r j li-~-v. 81 t'oStora,
ar" visiting friends art relatives ~ this
,itv
I'r J. " Reel lrs returned IN lis
hom" b. N"dll-vil'. after e visit WIN
friends So this city
Mrs Julius S'"ecr. Of Darlington. is
city. D" ''''
"A,rd NeG-~xo~. ~ ~.w YORK =.
NiSiNHg friends and relatives iu tm-
= j Karuer. ~ S.l.. p.,ror. street
Las returned r." ma uip to Nflantlc
Ivy
Nj aud Mrs Marcus wallace. ~ C-,r-
inrt"r. AZ" visiting r"lHtiyes ard friends
IA tIts CITY
Mrs I. Riley. of Mason Cltv ts VISIT
Ing In TINS CITY
Mrs. II. ~ Warren. II Pittsburgh is
( VISITING friends ana relatives g. tN'~ sity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
BENWOOD
Float IN Parade To.nlaht.

Tn" noat. which las been erected 10y
III" citizens 81 tho. Fifth ward mas been
completed and Will hc entered IN the
mammoth street parad. To- Toe h-id a.
Nhc"!inC this evening IN connection
with th" S.mi-' centennial celebration.
which An> been holding forth all this
week. The ilnlt o. eight feet wide by
hitc'n 'ect long and e. beautifully dec
Grated. II VIII De drawn 10y six large
horses. John Gallah.r who formerly
dr"N" tn" local fire engine team. Will
10" th' trircr and Nny will have To
i'dN" u q" John Co. ic"sr IN, horses
PLAY their part ir the parade iiany
local perSors have been ip see the
nuai before u VIII ENTER the parade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Pleasantly Entertained.

The Industrious Danes were pie
antly entertained Wednesday At thu
home OF Mrs J. \ Howden al Wash
ington, Pa, and the following Is 4
clipping from the Washington Re-
porter OF Wednesday evening: Tween
ty-fve members OF the industrious
Danes. a wOman's social club OF tn,
city OF Martins Ferry. were enter
tanned by Mrs. John \ Howden. a
member. at her home. No. s South
Wade avenue, at dinner today. u was
a pleasant social affir in II respects
The rooms of the Howden home were
tstefully decorated in k"plng with the
occasion. the prevailing COlors being
pink and white. and the same color
scheme being carried ont al the dining
tables. where At noon a seven course
dinner was served by Mosehv. The
caterer The Martins Ferry guests ar
rived in Washington on the S.34 Il. *
O train and were escorted 20 w X
7. college. whore they attended COM
m"nCemCut cVrrcisrs before going -
the IIovd"n home An honor gu-ft
was Mrs. Upton. of Martins Ferry.
who's" son. Roger. is q member OF tn
senior class. ana Miss Ella I.upton.
The following guests wcr" Present
Mesdam"s Rice. Iu kins. II"slop. Won
mum. Nurtou. Sanders. William
Wood Snodlrass. Cravcr. NcCue
ThoI-is. Bartholomew. Hiatt. Rishop.
Foreman. W'stwo1d Greenland. NJ
Claim. pittmas. Misses Kathleen Wood
and Ruth Greenland Nr. Il. q rdon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Edwards Funeral.

Tho funeral services over the re-
main, ~ tho late sam Edwards. The
FreuChWtu who was injured in the
Y q - mine last Friday morning
and was removed to tho local hospital
where bee died Tuesday. WAS held yes
l.r!ay afternoon from fb" home Of a
rria'jv" iu Yorkyiilo \ large MUM
L"r of hi- C1uutr,:ucn attended the
funeral luf"rWru' Nu- made ia Til
toul.lI. cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Sewers Funeral.

Funeral services over tho remains
ci Car S~ovors. who died a. Tho Mar
tins Ferry hospital Tu..day evening
% ~" result OF Injuries sustained hy
falling from the loft ~ tho United
iairy barn will b." conducted A. the
home of his parents IN south Rrli,ira
k@v \ J. Foster. pastor of tho Soufh
Hoii1ir- " T. church all conduct
'h" s'ry.'" ~ o'clock Iu'ermout
"iI b" made iu Rose IfHi cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
BELLAIRE
Out on s.rik.

The miners employed a. tho Pull.
neF mine. south ~ faIs ciry. werf OUT
On s.fIH" yesterday morning The
~ tf"ir refusal fO load crushed coal
tneir contention being 'ha' faD coal
goes through 'un -rro'r- and a. r.-
sur f'' receive rD paw fYr 'fei~ ia.
nor Pres dent ~ tr~ 90 n.r-. union
AIbas'u g trt rg % adjust 'ta rriry.
ancr tbp.f 600 mon a... qT.r...f h..
This strike
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
6ellaire VS.. Y. and o.

The management OF the BellaiTe
Athletics has completed arrangements
Tor game with the strong Y. and o.
team or Florence. Ohio. Saturday. The
4. and %. team il one OF the sirongo - [
teams in the Ohio valley. and a fast
and interesting game Is assured. Cay
TIN Stanley has charge Of the team
during the absence OF Manager Ken
aedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
MARTINS FERRY
Buried Nesterdav

The funeral services over the re-
mains OF William, young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Bush. who died at the
nome OF its parents Tuesday morning.
we're held yesterday afternoon AZ the
nome on Second street. Rev. Father
I. a. Mulhearn officiating. Intermen:
was made in St Marys cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Arrested Cor Fiahtina

John Livingstone. one OF the strik-
Ing employee ~ the Enterprise
Enamel works. ana James Long one
OF the present employer. were arrest
"a yesterday morning near the plant
On charge ~ fighting They were
taken 2" th" cry building where both
furnished bond for hearing before
Mayor Wassman later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Seriously Burned.

foreigner. whose name could not
be learned fell into EalNanizing tank
OF aciC. while AT work at the WEita-
ker-Gless' n,r plant yesterday morning
and befurs h, could he gotten out his
entire bodN Was burned from his
Shoulders down Or L. H. wilson
vas called and had the man reno, ID
I'm Krins ambulance to the local hos
piial. where at a iatc hour last even
ing, his condition was critical.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Market Saturday.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Ger
man Lutheran church will hold a mar
yet SATURDAY afternoon In the Crooper
dining room on Hanover street for the
benefit Of the church. They Will have
oil kinds OF home made cakes. pies
and pastry for sale. The affair was
To have been given 10y the Missionary
Society. but IL was decided TO give IL
TO the Aid Society
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Started Missionary Work,

T. A. Greedy. a Roumania. was or
dained n minister I'm Cleveland We'd
neSday and arrived in the city yester-
dsy and will take up Missionary work
among the foreign class Of this city,
He Will work az branch o, the First
BaptiS; church and later another wor-
Acr Wall be placed in the field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Horse Drops Dead.

valuable horse belonging TO Henry
iieli'ng dropped dead yesterday morn
ms about $3.50 O'Clock at the corner
or Sixth and Carlisle streets. II seems
mat they were unloading sand At the
crossing with IN" team of horses. ana
Al Just fell 10 the ground \ veterin-
AIRY was called. but before he arrived
the animal was dead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
To Give Lawn Eete

The members of Zion Evangelical
Lutheran church on Fifth street have
made arrangements To give lawn
fete on the church lawn Saturday
evening. June 2s. \ large number u
tickets have already been sold for
the affair. and no doubt a large crowd
will be in attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Entertained Class.

The Kindergarten class Of the FIRST
Baptist church was pleasantly enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Miss E.rina Spence. on Center
street. and large crowd OF the young
people attended. Miss FreLa Brown
man assisted Miss Spence in enter
tanning the class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
South Belmont Street.

One side OF the improvement of the
south belmont street will be complet-
"a this week. and the other side will
De completed in a few weeks. The
grading was completed a few week,
ago. and the contractors have had 4
large force OF men at work laying the
brick for the past few weeks. Many
tesmsters and lrtoists will be glad
that after such a long time this roai
will be passable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

Joe Fancinski. the local foreigner
VINO Wa~ arrested at Wheeling fev
days aro charged with ro5h.up ri
low workman at SIf5'. Is still con
hn"d ln tn ci'N Jail ile has not ~
!"' been given % hearing LENDING an
inV"stigati0n. Tn" local Officers ar.
searching for additional cvidcnc, 90
go" case. and 80 i- likcl, that he viii
49, q hearing before squire Paul Rci-
U"l TO-DAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Attended Parade.

Local lodge. White la. company.
Uniform Ranks. knight. 81 Pythlas.
attended IN" 'rttcruni parade hold
yesterday morning az Wheeling. in
correction with the Srrui-Ccutenuiai
r'l'hritior. IT." local company made
- second AMP atau,c IN their new
informs and attracted much att.U-
ft"u all along IN" line - march They
"'r" '"nNct'd o. Wheeling icy "a spec
Ial ear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
lnstalIlna Nev. Ernrt-

force or carpenters ar- - work.
putting 90 new FRONT IN ~" M-r-
chants iIut'i lui'cirE. on Marshall
sir"ot mar d." RIVER side works The
'I" 'front.' mas Ton torn down AMI fhr
work g. raIiuIf progressing. several
changes VIII a.st DO. made. II, the IN
f'ri"r ~ the .sl"rr. which Is said ~
"" th" largest ir fH.. sift
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
LARGO Crowd Attended.

'h.. strawberry and ice cream social
given last evening on the Urdegran
farm. west Of the city. by the ladies'
of the Scotch Ridrc church. A fine
program was rendered. in addition -
the refreshments that were on sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Discount Sale Of Furnitnre.

IN order to close out our entire
stock WITHIN the next thirty days We
VIII give reduction Of from IS 10 50
per cent from our regular price. This
IS chance o. iife time 20 buy fur.
niture AZ less than cost. " you want
70 share m these bargains don't delay
tut come az once Geo. q Matthews
fteiniein Block. Bridgeport. O.