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The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-24
HOBSOM IS SNUBBED
Invitation to a Luncheon in Dem
yer Is Recalled.
Santiago Bay Hero Is Surprised n
Insult offered by Chamber OF
Commerce In tho West
ern City

Denver.-Capt. Richmond Pierson
Hobson. feted. dined and cheered by
hundreds of Thousands OF American
citizens and kissed by hundreds of
Americas most beautiful women in
recognition of his heroic deed in
bottling up Cevera's fleet In thex har-
Dor of Santiago during the Spanish
American war, has been snubbed BY
the Denver chamber of commerce.
An invitation to luncheon, extended
Captain Hobs0n on behalf of the cham
Der of commerce. was withdrawn, sum-
marily and within an hour of the
scheduled hour of the luncheon. be.
cause Of protests of 40 hotel and cafe
proprietors to President E. ]. Yetter
Of the chamber. The hotel and cafe
proprietors insisted that Captain Hob
son be barred from the program pre-
sumably because of his mission in
Colorado.
Shortly after Captain Hobson's ar
-ival at the Brown Palace hotel he
vas summoned to the telephone and
was Informed by an official OF the
chamber of commerce that. after due
consideration. the speakers commit
zee lad determined to eliminate him
rom the program because Of the pol
cy of the chamber, which Is that 1t
'hall not indulge in pleasantries per.
aiming to politics.
1T is the first time in my expert
snce that have been snubbed in this
way" said Captain Hobson at the
Brown few moments later. Ger
ainly, / might have been credited
With sufficient tact and decency to be
:rusted not to speak before such a
gathering on the liquor question. As
IN invited guest | should have been
The last to mention such subject,
realizing that there might be some
present to whom the discussion of
such a matter would be distasteful.
MY subject was to have been The
Merchant Marine. the Panama Canal
and Coast Defenses'
IF was not wanted, why was the
invitation extended; or, II the invita-
lion was extended In temporary aber-
'ation upon the part Of some one, why
was i not sven an opportunity to
withdraw gracefully? It might have
been arranged 30 that could have
been given an intimation Of the situa-
tion, that J might have missed con-
nections and have been unable to ar
rive In time for the luncheon, or 80
that might have rearranged my
plans"
The captain was visibly perturbed.
and 1t was apparent that his feelings
bad been Injured greatly. Almost at
once. however. he shook of all out
ward appearance of resentment at the
treatment and began discussion Of
politics. the beauties Of Denver. the
war cloud lowering over the Balkans
and Europe and other subjects of gen
eral interest.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-24
History OF Holly
COPYRIGHTED
BY the Author.

The leaders of the six-horse team re-
ferred to in the noted drive made by Ly-
ons, stand in the annals of this section of
the country as the best driving team
which has ever been here. They would
60 farther in day and come back fresher
than any team of which history tells,
but they would run away whenever they
got chance. Many of US, who were but
yesterday tenderfeet, can remember old
Frank, who used to be the crack leader
of all the four-horse ranch teams.
On one occasion Mr.. II. A. Pettee. in
his duties as foreman OF the ranch, was
looking over what is called Little Yankee
Bend pasture and started for headquarters.
Frank and Dick took notion to run
away. Mr.. Pettee, as is well known,
is.s horseman Of no mean ability. In his
riding days he had the name of being able
to ride Creased Lightning and to
scratch the lightning from the tip of its
The boys tell how he could wrap his long
legs under the belly of horse and tie
them in double bow. knot, and let the
horse proceed to pitch until he GOT all
the fun out of it that was possible.
Well, Frauk and Dick took a notion to
hurry. Pettee took notion to proceed
in that calm and dienifed fashion which
is SO much a part of him. A declaration
of war was made at once, a fight was
matched and Pettee and the blackboard
began to look like the tail to the kite
formed by the old gray team. In this par.
ticulsr section of country the prairie is
pretty rough in the bottoms, and what
with trying to hold his hat on, hold his
false teeth in and keep his hands on the
lines, he was busy from head to foot, to
say nothing of the seethins problem that
rushed through his mind, as to whether
or not the team would stop when they
got to the closed gate. This gate is one
which divides the Little from the Big
Yankee Bent pasture. Pettee hoped the
team would stop, but their reputation
caused him to have serious doubts. They
had a way of going over or through any
thing that stood in their path, and, true
to their reputation, on reaching the gate
they did not stop to take off properly
from the ground but went at it-parlly
over it, partly under it and partly through
it. Meanwhile Pettee and the blackboard
stopped with dull, sickenine thud.
Pettee's ankle sustained compound
fractune and his shoulder was broken at
the same time, and it was a year before
he could wear his boot. This occurred
in 1885.
To Be Confinued)
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-24
$4,000 Given Away

To those who act as the local representatives Of
erybody's Magazine and The Delinea,or-al all
in addition to liberal commissions Let us show
you how you can secure share simply by for
warding the Subscriptions Of your friends and
neighbors and collecting the renewals Of our
present subscribers. Try for this months pri,
zes. There ue lots Of prizes that can be won
only by perso,s living in towns same size as
your own. Write at once to the Butteick
Publishing Company. Butterick Building. New
York City
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-24
Fancy Stationery.

The kind you have always
wanted, printed handsomely, in
an up-to-date manner. suggestive
of individuality. We can supply
you with the printed product a,
about the same price you pay for
the raw material. The Chieftsin
Printery, Manufacturing Station
ers.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-24
California Woman Seriously
Alarmed

"a short time ago contracted a severe
cold which settled on my lungs and caused
me great deal of annoyance. would
have bad coughing spells and my lungs
were so sore and inhamed began to be
seriously alarmed. A friend recon-
mendsd Chsmberlain's Cough remedy,
saying she had used it for years. bought
a bottle and it relieved my cough the first
night, Sad in a week was relieved of the
cold and soreness Of my lungs writes
Miss Marie Gerber, SawtelIe, Cal. For
ale by all dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-24
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Headache that SOIaCe
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be absolutely free from opises or harmful drugs Of
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Solace pure specific IN every way. sBd J
been proved beyond be the survsr lad quick.
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matter hos long .tapdng. 1t reaches aud remove.
Of the trouble Uric Acid sod purifes the blood
The SoIace Co. Of Battle Greek are the sole
5. Agents and have thousands Of voluntary testimot
letters which have been received from grateful pesI
Soldce has restored health Testimonial lrttel
literature and Free Box sent upon request.
r. lie. Morris. Prosident Of the First S.ousl baak
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Il want you to send boI OF Soaoe to my father
Memphis. Tenn.. for which ! enclose 81. This rem,
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iSisnedD K. Lee Morris. 80
Put up in 25c Soc and sl.OO boxes
It's mighty fine to be we'll and yc
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The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-24
Kansas City Fur and Hide Prices.

The following quotations furnished by F, L. Cose
Wool Commission Co.. 1879 to l743 Genesss stree
Kansas City. Mo.
K. c. Hide and Wool Prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
BANKERS TRIALS
officials Of Defunct Bank at BIuefieId
Being Tried on Charges Of
Embezzlement.

Special dispatch 20 the InteIiisencer.
HINTON. W. Va. June 1.-THE
criminal cases growing out OF the
wrecking Of the Fidelity Banking 4
Trust Company. Of Bluefield. which in.
sdtutinn was placed In the hands of a
receiver In September. 1911. are be-
ins tried In the circuit court OF this
g, - nersJ county this week.
l. ". MoIlOhan, director: :. NJ
Smith. former president, and J. Lee
Harne, former cashier. were indicted
In the criminal court OF Mercer coun-
" in April. 1872. on charge OF en-
bezzlement Of the banks funds sS3.-
Ooo. OF which belonged to the state OF
West Virginia. the bank being a desig.
rated depository for state funds. on
account of the strong feeling exist.
ing against the bank officials in Mer.
Ger county among the 500 deposi.
tors who suffered by reason OF the
COLLAPSE. the defendants we're granted
change OF venue and the cases GER
tined 10 this county for trial
Heavy Deposits.
Inc institution WAS capitalized at
S2Ohooo and at the time of the S,,Iure
vas supposed to have about SAYS 400
Of It's depositors' money The present
state treasurer was a stOckholder in
the institution and he has como I'm
Tor much criticism on account OF the
Tact that such an unusual large
amount OF the states funds WAS placed
In that institution. The state. through
lis attorney general. has filed a De.
utlon IN court asking that il be- made
preferred creditor OF the bank and
that II be paid its deposit in full. The
petition IL said TO be- based on the
lou
the King should always get his" frs,
The people having succeeded tho king
as the governing power. and IL is ar.
Gned that IN q case like this the state
OF West Virginia. being the whos
people. should be- paid first. II i.
Said that there are several American
occasions UNFOLDING this point. II is
needless 10 say that the petition has
raised storm Of protest among the
100 depositors. who would suffer
should this preyer FOR the petition be
granted
Smiths Trial. First.
Inc trial OF : ~ Smith. former
president. will be heard first He Is
indicted for "mbczzlinE SNg.n-s 81 ~
The banks funds. which the prosecu.
ton claims he received by means OF
pretended loans TO himself. and tho
pretended sale and discount TO m,
tank of other worthless and spurious
notes
he cases are attracting state. wide
attention and will be- strongly con.
tested The state Is represented bv
John Il. Pendletou. Of Princeton. W
Va. CHIEF counsel. John Il Marcum.
81 huntineton. special prosecutor Tor
The state. John u Morrison. of the
attorney generals Office and r r.
dunlap ~ this cts. and the d.fou-.
10y Judge Harold \ RITZ. senator d
=. French. - 81 Edsloy. OF B.u.r.ld.
Is W. Pendleton. 81 Princeton. and r.
, Huu.ap. of This city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18

The Knights OF Pytnias heid a we'll nj.
Tended meeting in their hall In the Opera
block last evening
regular midweek prayer services will
De held IN the United and First Presby-
terrain churches this evening
township Trustee George Webb In laid
up AZ MS nome on South Fifth street
fall VI
another large crowd of local people At
tended the eemi-centennial celebration IN
wheeling last evening
anyone having Stems OF fnterest for
tnis paper can call 3l2-J. Bell phone
pharmacy.
The I.uyal Neighbors will hold an i'm
portaht meeting In their hall in the
ShreNe-HerNey building this evening
Miss NJ Boyd. who has been VISITING
IN chicago for some time. returned TO Der
home In this city YESTERDAY
constable Charles job nson was in the
ment cases
Perry Morris. who has been attend
ing Bethany college for some time - in
mother. "
large number Of tickets are being
SOLO Tor the moonlight excursion to be
gwen next week by the Junior Ribie
class OF the First VI r church
Yesterday was another hot dav for the
men IN the mills and several were forced
10 knock OF.
\. T.. bOering left yesterday morning
Tor hunalo to he gone for several d,vs
on ! business trip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18

i'..'''r William krur-l, ~ ttol.
il" guest OF friends hero
A. io.r. ,f Unr'0was. i- Tho rYes,
OFF ' ii"en'r local % a % fr.Irbt
aren't 'N''l
Dc T Nrn.nr"r made % tr.i,oss
'rr '1 WrI.tir.
Nr l.hr L.rff and son. George
" l''r.tI'''. Hrr 'rn guests of friend.
DOL Ir"0t'fr +Y
o. n Lnne h1a returned ~ tt
'"r" i0 Rat"una after short risii
hsrr
N Nn'ora Arpen1olier has r.
inrn'i fr.m o. short visit Of Reading
30
Robert @.otrr g. able ~ DO out after
"..I# ffrs..
'ntor" rI,fre arv Fcrns ~ interes,
.nr iH- r1f'r call 3t-I Bell phone.
NHr'Ir Perry or leave af Robert A.
If'..r..t. drug efrr~
i.H.. trI urs John Pollock. ~ 81
'.tir.tII' wore iu 'hi- cts yee'er.
DO. 0r hu.fnr-a
SIR and Mrs Homer Nusgrove. ~
I.trsti's. lrI teff o. spend n ~oupIs
n' n"'l with Mrs. " FULTON AZ
t.rt ..uf
N.s LILLIAN Nppcnycil.r Is tho guest
~ fri'rI. af Philadelphia for n
'oup." of v,.ks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
Mooniiaht Excursion.

Tn. "H'"rta .umout committee ~
the AW"ricus club is making final ar
ranger. NJ for M" moonlight 'xcur-
sion on the steamer Toe Fowler Mon
day ev"uirs. June 80 The boat will
lave ths local wharf ~ 40 O'Clock
and max" stops az Martins Ferry and
Wh.elir= \ lars" number az tickets
have already been sold and large
crowd is assured. Refreshments will
be- served on board and an orchestra
will Furnish music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
Young Child Dies.

Yesterday morning a. tn- lofr. 81 us
Iif"ii~. MIR HuI Mrs. Walter Burns on
bTuHi Avenue. occurred tn a,ltn OF
ht"ir t"u'ig ron. l.awr~ice DouuN al. aged
tnr"" vars The child had been III FOR
som" time WITH peritunitis. hut ~ was
ur- tho.gi.t that the case ,,a- a serious
yh" HHfiI SUNDAY. When 10 took a turn
Toy go" VOLS Tire Ial was bright and
".e Joss WI h- ''"'glt mourued los mis-
i"tF''i'. uarrtl services viii be held
i'lS H'fcfroon ~ O'clock from tho home
ui. 90" -"rft,"s Will De- I'm tIarge ~
l."f '''"rf-' o. Love. pastor 81 co.. FIRST
f"i.i'~i tHr.. Ir''Iff"ut v4.. ts made
Dr.. ltt.fr.sw rru..s.N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18

board OF education many important
matters were given attention W. L
Black was selected as instructor or
the commercial department: IL G.
Mauer. English history; j. r. Esta-
brook. science and mathematics. and
Miss Binds. OF GAINESVILLE. and Miss
Leah Lancaster. and Miss Lydia
blersoll. OF this city. We're selected as
teachers in the lower grades The
mater OF having dental and medical
INSPECTIONS OF the schools will be de-
cided at the next meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
Should be Repaired

Tn" !arg" sewer AT the corner OF
Lincoln avenue and pike street is in
need of repair badly. and something
should BE- done In a short time The
sewer was not properly laid in the
hrSt place. and IL has been a menace
10 the health Of Tho public ever since.
Owing 20 the lack of funds. IL is ex-
p"cted that nothing will be done in
The matter for some tine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
BRIDGEPORT
Sim Not Removed.

The sign erected on the Cadiz pike
al Upland by the Wheeling Bill Post
inS Co. and which has been the cause
or several runaways in the last few
weeks. has not vet been removed.
me company has promised 20 have II
removed by the last Of the week. The
ground on which the sign was erected
was rented 20 the bill posting com
pany by viii Cook for the sum OF
81 year. The sign must be re-
moved of the road far enough that
II Will not Brighten horses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
Patrick Tierney.

Patrick Tierney. prominent young
man OF this city. div at the North
Wheeling hospital Monday evening
following an Illness OF typhoid fever.
The deceased was - years Of age.
and + survived by several brothers in
this city. The remains were taken to
the Ferren undertaking parlors and
later 10 the home OF his brother JOl n.
in South Bcllairo Funeral services
will be- conducted at the 81. John $
Catholic church Thursday morning
lnt"rmen' will Doe made in the Nj.
Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
Funeral Yesterday.

Tho funeral services over tho 70.
mains OF ths lat" Alexander Straight.
Who died - 'lc home ~ hts son VIII.
IAN, ~ B'oDh.idc Monday morning.
NaS n"lt trefcrda, afternoon a, 2
"CI""t and Wa- largely ATTENDED The
old SOLDIER turned or IN "a hody The
remains w"r. sent 10 Woodsf.ld last
evening. where .utormcu- will be
made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
Largely Attended.

tn" meeting az the Woman's civic
club held in the Kirkwood Presbyte-
rinn church WAS largely attended by
N" women of IN" city. and the scnti-
inenf seemed 20 he in favor ~ a new
building Several good addresses
"er" also made in favor Of the new
building II is expected that some ac-
ton VIII be taken in the matter in
the eIar future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
VIII Meet.

The regular monthly meeting of the
willing Workers OF tho Shadyside
Presbyterian church viii be-. held al
the home Of Mrs Ada Hrice Thurs
day afternoon OF this wceE All MEM
hers are urged 20 he present. as soy
eral important matters Will be given
attention. Following the business
meeting a social session will be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
FIner Injured

fofn Guls ~ South ro'iaire. a
u nor employed 40 thr Rail T. River
miro south - 'his r''v. v1e caught
urGr- % f1l ~ STONE Monday and
.'U-.G rumIsr ~ cuts and
.-.i.. about fho hood lin Has re-
moved fp fis home on Turr'y.frat
fr"rf and physician was Summoned
and dressed his injuries TI.. f. no
fourth frr" nat poo las boon 'hr vic.
LII - 1 mLnn .l-Il-rl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
BeIfa:re Briefs

Mrs. susie Powers and daughter.
Of Ne" York city. have returned home
dit'r "A visit with friends and relatives
in This city
Mis- Dorothy Double has returned
tu her homo AT Canton after wit
with Miss Anna Rosser. o. Guernsey
street
Mrs. samuel Cicgg. ~ Key was
calling on friends in this city y--tcr.
Miss Bessie Ro-scr. or Guernsey
street. has returned from a visit at
Bethesda
james Taiiman. 1r has returned 10
DTS nom" on Td.lmdu street from Ann
Arhnr college
nr and Mrs = A. Korr.Il o. Key.
-. were visitors 10 This city yc-tcr.
Mr. Eay Isaac. o. Coi.miu. t- Oh.
guest 90; friends ana relative iu this
city
Mo-d Nolsou. ~ Guernsey street i-
.tf'ndtrr ruIro4i.rs ,pu,,afior AZ
overland
Nr anI Mrs Albert Long az Flor
i1H. iaf" returned home after 10 ,t..t
Ni'h friends and r,l4'.,r. 300 -l.. s.f..
J'in Iphiu. Of N.s Philadelphia. is
spending % f"" day. with friends .n
ih.. city.
a baud pla.'f 'htuurl fhis cty on
street clr Rariiy advert. ,nr
celebration 100 Wheeling
lh" No." paper Witch $3.50 h. pub.
hsh'd hy Charlie huffman viI hs
hho"n as - BsHair. Exponent
hrF 4 . Iall'f' ~ pouard is
w" guest ~ friends Boo This cit.
John Mu'h ard family. of Bethesda
"'f" cailng un friends 900 This ftfv
Wise Elizabeth Harrison. of I.r.
.Hfu. is Tho guest u. sis. Irene
Hctlh.ry. ~ Thr~. .lft street
Miss Helen rIrt.ff Hl. returned fo
h'r h0m" ir fIt. .Ift from ,..lrI..
" 5 Belmont n' Strll..t 900. a
business Visitor 100 fhI cift 5,.f,-....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
Rain 10 Needed.

lsa.n - badly needed ~ this vicinity.
anu &C. shower 81 ans time will h~ a gre4t
~ &" The fdfIu' r. - the grounds are
E"t tx tuu iaid AMI iH. crop. need tn.
fdlH. ~" streets .fIr also 10 "a very
dusty C"ui tIuf. and several 81 th.. husI-
LES men AT" COMPLAINING OF account ~
%" Jus trat blows Int" then places ~
business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
c1ea3ing An pumping orounas

NJ ~ the dumping g.ouuI> IN the
cry are being given "a good C.sanins ami
IN - : luit I me all Will toe IN good ru.t-
dition. \ fore 81 n were busy vI-.tn-
inR the term nal grounds on Naiuu'
street between sixth ami FIfth streets
ana the place Is all being flled IN and
the old rubbish Is being covered After
the PAGES are all cleaned a reward u 81
VII ." paid for tnforma tiou i"sding to
N the at CO. dumping rubbish IN any
~ the old dumping grounds IA the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
Inspecting Mines.

Accompanied by large number OF
deputies from the various districts
Chief Mine Inspector J. {. Davies ar.
rived In this city yesterday aud began
an inspection OF the No. vein mines
They inspected the mine No. OF the
Rail and River company yesterday
morning. and in the afternoon inspect.
ed the No. mine OF that compa ny
located several miles south of this
city. The inspection tour will last a
week. but the Twill probably complete
their work in this vicinity in few
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18

Tho infant child az Mr. and Mrs
Charles Bailey. 81 RivcrvioV. north 81
his city. died at the family hom" y.5-
'orday morning Funeral services
We're conducted yesterday afternoon
az Tho family home following which
int"rrnant was made IN The Rose Hill
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18

Carl the eleven year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Sewers. of south Bel
lairc who fen from the lott At the
n.icd Dairy barns sunday afternoon.
u ia II very serious condition. The
lad was removed 20 tho Martins Ferry
hospita! yesterday afternoon IN an am.
hulance and an operation will be per
formed In an EFFORT To- save his lift
Yesterday morning an examination
was made and il was found that his
arm IL paralyZed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18

wy .ds'r'I seems ~ D" e. busy
place Tor 't" building of floats for
many S"fuil' enteuuiai pdradc- 20 b.
h"It in Wheeling This week The old
planning Will near me ico plant Is the
mecca '"r V0rhm"u iu the art OF
hi'idiis foa'-. and no less than six
aye under construction frr various
concerns in Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18

~trI-. Formerly og This ri,y
ny ''" '' l.o. Angeles. CsI .s har.
. " Dds aunt. Mr- T u
'"' several weeks Ito Intends
'.''t Hint Visits during his .tav
e VIZ Sands Uas absent from ,bis
org about 'or'y years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
Surveyors Onice Cost

"' statement Of III. amount needed
FOR deputies. etc IN the sur,'.,,-ss -
~ TOT tl' comm gN'ar l. as follows
DeIutN, Sl,=0". with 5000 cNpenses, as
sIsthnt engineer $500. with 5000 eX-
senS'S. assistant engineer, 5000. with
90 'AfehSr-. two concrete inspectors
s'."' Tax plat craftsman. $500. assist
ants, tlON0. Total SEQ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18

Nelers BILE William uaN father Of otto
tt uax. employed m the postoffice. was
removed TO the hospital Monday evening
In critical condition and his condition
Is serious. lie Las been IN Tor some
tim. but his condition Was not regard
age makes his case more critical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
Brother Took charo.

t'' f"f' iEF.f $500 Ht~ been detained
90 f"' hospital iur some tiu. on a,-
"'"' 30 III mental ."ndi'ior md who
"I~ r'fnF''4 's ~" ,ttv building LAST
II..a'iE 'te' MONDAY will be taken in
arg lH .:e brother. VINO will tab. him
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18

The members OF tue loyal sons Bible
class OF the Christian church. gave a
very enjoyable hay ride last evening and
q large crowd attended. The members
ali met at Lawrence Cams store in the
upper end of the city and there they
boarded the wagon and went to Colersin,
where n chicken supper was served at
the Wayside Inn. They returned at an
carly hour this morning