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PROVISIONS

PROVISIONS market was less ac-
tive. but prices ruled steady In the face OF
further decline IN the hog market. PORK
steady. mess $50 259is93 rs: family, s24 50ds27:
short clear $50 25ds22 BEEF-Steady: mess
sS6i;S 50: family. sisds2O; packet. SIS 5OGNs 20:
extre India mess. s2saSsO DRESSED HOGS
Barely steady; bacons, lohallhc; pigs, ll%c.
cT-T NF,ATS-Pickled bellies quiet: 10 10.
ISiac: IL 10. l3Ac: II ~. l2a.c; picked hams
steady. lsiac. TALLOW-Steady: special IKE:
city. 6Ssc: country 6n6ac. LARD-Quiet: mid
dIe West 10. 70dll0 soc; city steady. l0Ssc: re-
fined south America l2c continent II soc
Brazil. kegs l5c; compound. s%TS%c. STEAR-
INE-ouiet: oleo. 9&c: city lard, liisc.
COTTONSEED OIL - Was qulcter and
s,sader In absence Of selling pressure and on
covering. final figures being 3 10 points net
hisher Local contract prices:
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. December II. ,

New 1oTk. iitNtHtpti IT, i''S'
BEEyES-Receipts. l,Sl9 head; 30 cart
on sale . steers in very light supply, but very
little demand and prices barely steady; bulls
and cows also slow, but not lower: l car q
steers held over Common 20 good steers sold
at SASS per 100 N; bulls. S5GSI; tailends
81 70: cows. S3aS6: fancy cow,'T Dressed
beef duh al l2gltc for medium to extra prime
Sales Mcpherson & Co.: Il Va steers l2s9
n average. s. per 100 n: Is. 1871 10. 81 50;
oxen. 1910 N. 81 s.; 1. 1850 81; bulls. 1913
m s,: l. 1850 10. s. So cows. 1895 ~ 50; II,
eis N, s. % H.. 1886 NJ. 50 05; ld iolI 10.
e.. % 9i5 no 81 rs: .. 9I5 NJ. 81 30; 49, s25 ~.
81 30: 10, 900 10 81 Is; .. sI4 ID. 50 10; H.
$50 ~ SO %.
bull. $500 10. 50 80: !, ll7o N. 50 30; !. 9s5 H.
s. S5: l. $40 10. s. so: cow, 1850 NJ. So: y
oa5 NJ. S.; :, 766 ~ 81 So: = 1910 10 81 20; :.
o75 ~ 50 go; %, si2 10, 50 30; $ go 10, SO p;
Z Seifers, 7i3 10. 50 60; I, 40 10, 81 as
Tobin & shannon; 90 ,ooO va steers, 1870 no.
So, 10. 81 80; 10. $50 ~ IS 40; . 7s5 10, 50 so;
3. 696 No. 50.
747 NJ 50 %. -
Kerns commission Co: I bull 1890 N, 81;
COW 1870 n, 81 /. $50 N. 81 -.
j. @. Curtis x Son steer $50 10. So 10:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-18

Eleven cars Of ore were sent out Of the
Cobalt camp last week, only one car being
Of low grade and weighing 10000 pounds.
The Cobalt Comet and Right Of Way were
among the shippers. and the total weight
was s09,4lO pounds. Three companies sent
out 232 bars OF silver. weighing 26Il6l
ounces. valued at A572l2 The bullion
shipments for the year now total S,sjj.i25
ounces Of an aggregate value OF $.l9S,lSr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-18

way, Nahant G. Lynn, Springfield Street
Railway Union Street Railway, West
End Street Railway, Worcester Consoll-
dated. The Bay State Railway and the
Worcester Consolidated were added to
the list this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-18
PRICES
SLUMP AGAIN
Partial Reaction Follows a Break
Into New Low Ground
Net Decline Slight.
WEATHER FOR COTTON STATES

For North and south carolina and Georgia,
local rains to-day; tomorrow CLOUDY hsh'
For Alabama. Mississippi and louisiana
rart'y cloudy to-day. tomorrow, fair; light
For Ea,,crn Texas fair to-day and to-mor-
Yer Western TEXAS. fair to-day and to-mor-
For Tennessee and West Virginia. unsettled
TO-DAY tomorrow. fair.
Renewed liquidation and bear pressure
based on pessimistic trade reports ana
heavy ginning returns caused break
into new low ground in the cotton market
Yesterday. with January touching 10
points under Tuesdays finals, and about
s. a bale under the high OF last OCTOBER
Covering In the late trading caused rallies
OF TO 10 points, and the close was AT
net loss Of TO points. AT one Tune
there WAS a net advance Of 10 points
I'm, after the close Of Liverpool straddle
buyine was stopped, and the market soon
weakened There were no signs OF any
fresh spot business. and interior holders
were said To be steadily refusing TO meet
the decline i'm futures. Bearish sentiment
was supported by the unfdNoraOIe views
~ the trade situation and the supposedly
large amount Of low grade cotton in the
South. which some predict Will be pressed
for sale should the demand continue
Southern spot markets were unchanged
TO &c lower. but the local market NhiIo
oiii,t was unchanged at l29Oc for MD
dl.ug upland; no sales. Loca! contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-18

The East Butte during the year 1913
November and December estimated, pro-
duced "A. 2sS. 40 pounds OF copper and 90
752 ounces Of silver. The programme for
rext year calls for deepening Of the main
shaft from its present depth OF 1900 feet.
the extension OF the l,5OO-foot level and
opening Of the SCO-foot level.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-18

Now Orleans. Dec. IA bulge shortly after
tho openinE followed by sharp break, feat
urad rice changes IN the cotton market to-
d.y IN the early hours bulls displayed con
siderable confidence In their ability TO bring
ul,ut A reaction from the decline Gossip said
tb. market was sold out but after the close AT
IlvsrDo5l more cotton was offered than TIE
ring could absorb and a break resulted. ~
the hlguost trading months were lugll points
up but prices fell 2lN2i points on the break.
In IN, afternoon the market was dull, nut
aul,t demand from shorts who wanted pronts
LII Tic .ln-a hLehnw. LM1 points net hlghcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-18
CURB ECHOES.

The value Of gold produced by the Dome
Mines Company. Limited, was at the rate
OF IS Is per ton for November. 500 IN
october. Sc 20 in September and s. 81 In
August
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPT
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.
FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour was {

VI
unchanged. Spring patents. 81 50N 81 rs: WIN
ter straghts. 81 2jQiS4 80: winter patents. 81 So
asa so. spring clears, s. 1884 30; extra No
winter 81 O5TS3 No: No 2 50 1888 90: Kansas
straights. 81 20TSi 30. fancy spring patents,
s. IodS5 90. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Steady,
s3dS3 81 per 100 ID. RYE FLOUR--Steadv;
fair { rood. 81 50GS3 65 choice 10 fancy. 50 IS
GS3 81 CORNMEAL--Quiet: kiln dried. 81 80.
BAG MEAL,-Fine white and yellow. 81 500
81 -: coarse, 81 451fs1 go FEED-western
steady: bran. 10 arrive. 100 ID sacks sos 25 /;
standard middllng. SIS -: -four do. s2s 10: red
dog 500 10: city firm: bulk s24 40: sacks. 500;
middlirg. s2eds3O 30: red dog. s3l %; oilmeal.
S3ldS3l 80
COFFEE - Was lower. under moderate
selling pressure prompted by the decline IN
Europe AMI Increased offerings from Brazil.
At the outset values were 6Il0 points below
the finals OF Tuesday. and during the day the
market continued 10 sag closing at the lowest.
with net losses OF '2ni6 points Sentiment
was more bearish and prices made new low
records for the movement. Shippers made a
further reduction OF 5gi0 points IN the cost and
freight market which brought Santos is dowr
10 II 45c and Rio as 10 Q Toe. HavEe showed
Joss OF = franc and Hamburg was tq's
pfennig lover, Rio was - reis lower and
Santos declined 30 reis. The local spot mar
ket was dull. with Rio IS at 9'sc. Local con
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-18

Liverpool cables: SPOT, fair business doins
American. 5000 Imports. 1000. American
aGuou Mddlug upland. Il3d. Futures
0f,ncd arm. D. 90 ] point lower; closed barely
sio,,i,. al / To q. points dec.ine December
q Sid Decsmbcr. January. G.SOi2d: January
February GNld, February March, Js3d'
March. April. u sd April-May. G.s3'zd: May
Ture u SGD. June.July. G.SOd. July-August
G.,s. AUGUST September ga ed: September
October. q i3i. October November 633d; No
ycluher. December. C.S ID. Manchester; Yarns
dull. cloths quiet.
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ptTUSplJR6H STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

b, Charles D. Barney Co. No 20
Rroad street. New York. and No. IL South
IIIlnlelnhln D
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NlCIPAL BONDS.

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GOlDEIELD STOCKS.

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BOSTON STOCKS.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-13

Charles Frohman has engaged Jul
ius Steger to play the role OF the hus-
band in the musical comedy, THE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-13

Laughing Husband which is to be the
y, Frnhman production, of this ma
ture. The piece Will be staged late in
December
Early next month r. @. Whitney
will produce in Plttsburg, musical
comedy by William Parker Chase
called THE Innocent Sinner" In the
company will be DianaJ B:Adbrey
Alice Hegeman, John Slavin, Anna
Boyd and Leila Hughes. Z
In the ziegfeld Follies, series Of
'"F2 comnauy a~a lose collins, lSra,k
Tinneys Leon Enrol, Nat NJ, willis,
.i.4aOeth priee, Martin Brown, Stella
Ghatela!ne. ]. Bernard pyllyn, Ethel
Amorita Kelley. Annarspannington,
May Day, Evelyn carltoi and William
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-13
Avoid sedative Cough medicines.

Avoid Sedatiye Cough Medicines.
If yon want'to contribute directly.to The
occurrence OF capillary bronchitis and .pnou
mOnia, use cough medicines that contain
iodine, morphine, heroin and other sedatiyes
when you have cough or cold. An expec.
torant like Chamberlains Cough Remedy is
what is needed. 1t cleans out the culture
beds or breeding places fop the germs Of
pneumonia and other germ diseases. That
is why pneumonia never results from cold
When Chamberlain's Cough remedy is used.
Il has world wide reputation 70, its cures.
Il contains no morphine or other sedative.
For sole by all dealers. --Advertisemen..
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-13

Z - y - T---I.-
real life upon the; screen Two months
later in Seattle his wish was graft
fed. While watching show in a
theater there he was electrified to see
Miss Riser taking a prominent part
IN one OF the photo-plays exhibited.
1t is SAID that Mr.. Riser stayed In
the theater that night until the lights
we're turned out that he might miss
no repetition OF the MIN AS for his
40 sue as. AsoS - sha' she 70 paying -
nei aIssns latiieF VINO 70 heF IS me
que Giiae'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-13

lie, Brun.
t /
Richard Harding Davis, Augustus
Thomas and Dustin Farnum have re-
turned from Cuba, where they went to
stage, realistically, Mr. Davis's play,
Soldiers of Fortune" for the motion
picture drama. They are interested
in the All-Star Feature Combination.
/ I I
Harry Corson Clarke reports sue
cess in Australia, where>he opened
his season just month ago in Sydney.
He is playing Mark Swans Whose
Baby Are You?" with company in
GLIDING Margaret Dale. Kathleen Law
renee, Bertha Gordon, Gustav Franks
and J. H. Booth,
/ / i
Seats for the various performances
of tine Myrkle-Harder Stock Company
all next week at the Robinson Grand.
viii be placed on sale at the box office
Of the theater Friday morning. The
repertoire OF the company includes
The Fortune Hunter" THE Third
Degree" The Spendthritt," "Thp
Great Divide This Girl in Waiting.
and Quincy A'ar.- s-wyer
i II ii FTFfSIE&IF.
For the last>three days OF the week
at the odeon one will find one Of the
best shows in the city in the shape
Of big musical comedy company,
the classiest, funniest. girliest show
OF the season, presenting THE Girl
and the Baron" with pretty girls
witty comedians, gorgeous costumes
and tuneful melodies with a full
scenic equipment, and three dandy
pictures entitled "over the Crib"
qubin). "cutey's Waterloo" Vita
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-13
' ':::.. 3 8 3 ' ':';..
misses coats.
dresses 6 suits

Misses Sport Coats Of wool
plush in Blue, Rose, Amber and
Mahogany, ki:1oRo sleeve, wids
belt and patch pockets = price
SI6.5o.
Misses Dresses "a smart
model in Navy, Copenhagen,
Mistaria or Blacl; silk poplia-
yoke and collar OF white net,
new set-in slssve extending to
waistline. black velvet belt, and
cuffs, preitiiy. drapcd skirt,
ST,;.5o.
discs Suit5--two-toncd eor-
drrcY il Blue or Browa--sTayt:
EIg tailored Efsicl = coas tssited
batk, patch poskets, sour-Pices
skirt with gathered bcck-
siashed TT bottom, S13.so.
Missss' s..its. $500 &c
SI1s.ao.
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Deafness Cannot Be cured,

by local applications. Ms they cannot reach the
diseased PORTION Of the rnr There Is only Que
way 70 cure deafness tnd that Is by constitution.
. al remedies Deafness Is caused hy ail infinred
condition OF the mucous lining OF the Eustlrhlan
Tube. When this tube Is nnaffpd You have q
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when
II Is entirely cloStd Deafness "a tl.p result and
unless tile Inflammation can b. trkrn ouA and
this tub, restored 10 It's normal condition.. hrar-
Ing will be destroyed forever: nine cascs out Of
ten arc caused by Cat1rrh, which Is nothing bu.
un lnlntncd condition of tue mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for my case
OF Deafness tcaused by crtarrl) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu.
o r. j. CHENEY { CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, T5c. <
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-13

Marguerite Riser, young actress
who is rapidly achieving prominence
in the moving picture field for Pathe
Freres, entered the profession at the
request OF her father about a year
ago. Her father, New Yorker, com
PEELED to travel much of the time by
reason of his business, conceived The
idea that his loneliness away from
home would be relieved il he could
only see his daughter moving as in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-13

Battleships 0opo Connecticut Admiral Badger
Atlantic squadron, bateships Utah
Florida, Arkansas
Wyoming and commando by Rear Badger its
will cus z.edterranean The be:tehps North Atlantic
squadron the pick Of the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-13

graph, featuring Lillian Walker and
Wallie VSn,. and beautiful Selie
melodrarna entitled only Five Years
sald " Friday being feature day a
dandy Lubin in two parts, entitled
sThe Evil Eye" will be shown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-13
THE THEA TER @
4 - 4

Pat Rooney, of the western Essapay
Company, is the tallest cowpuncher
in the business. You hear very little
about Pat but you see lot of him.
He is one of the busiest boys in the
western pictures. There is always
something for him to do, He is tire
less.
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NOTICE. Q

NOTICE.
Herea fer all shipments by freight
Manrinrtoa and intermediate
.aints must be delivered On station
ini later than n m. Shipments for
Fairyiew and intermediate points
must be delivered in station not later
than 1850 a. m. Goods will be re-
ceived for shipment from Z q. IN. TO
IL, noon, and from to 6 D. m.
MNONGAHEIA VALLEY TRAC.
TON C&fPArY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-13

The job you probably ought to have
Is apt TO be advertised any day now.
Whether or not you find and answer
that special help wanted" ad. may
change the wl,ole course OF your life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-30

the past several years has been To-
Gated at the corner of Chapline and
Fourteenth streets. has moved his Of
fees To the German Bank building. Il
Is understood that many attorneys
with offices on Chapline street will
soon move to the new bank building
George II. Clapp. OF the local q.
;. Engineers. has been transferred to
Louisville. Ky. and will leave for
that place within a few DAYS.
Superintendent Of Schools Lazear
has stated that he has not been Of
hcally notified hat a vacancy exists
In the Richland district school board
because OF Commissioncr-elect falling
to qualify. The real vacancy will not
occur until July 1. wheu the newly
elected Commissioner will he installed
and II Is not known who will be ap-
pointed.
The Coo Coo Club. of the South
Side. have recently elected the fol
lowing officers and vii meet every
Monday evening: President. +. Gray:
Secretary, r Hirch. Treasurer. y.
Wees. Chef. Joe Kistler. Janitor. J..
Dolan; Board Of Directors. Tom Flynn
Chas. Hall. Chas King. Sam Jones. T..
Schemp. II. McNeal and Iohn Nary.
Employees in most Of the depart
ments of the II. * q. Railroad will I'M
dergo an annual examination on the
book of rules during the month OF
May. The examinations will start
Thursday. May !. and continue until
June J. Examinations viii be held
daily except Sundays.
Many Of the amateurs in this vi
entity. who have been worrying over
the Sunday baseball law will be
pleased 10 learn that the law applies
only TO professional ball. where ad-
mission Is charged. and the amateur
may continue as long as they canno:
be declared public ~nuisances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-30
About People
Movements Of individuals TO and
From the City.

Miss Graz" Jones. OF the south side
RECOVERING rom -G operation az the
\"i'h Who-,ls hospital
Mr. and Ir- D. o.. Crottv and Mr.
and Mrs coward N-,iv drpart.9 90
noon '"s''r law inr Wheeling. wrcr.
the Viii Do" i.iu"i it Mrs Cecilia
lfl and will better cp fp N.u Yorl
Wi"r" thrf viii .sU ON th. steamer
kai-'IIu- Nu-u-t5 Victoria flr Europ.
where th"r " H sp.nc several month.
They WIFI visit France. ireland. Ger
many ord > ot.1ud. FarKersburg
Dispatch N.w~
Miss Margaret Hatcher. Of Mann.
inston. is the guest Of friends on the
Island.
Mrs. j. ~. k"hrer has returned TO
her home ou NcColloch street. after
a visit with relatives in Clarksburc
Mis- Helen Jefferson. of the south
Side IS Do guest ~ friends w Wash.
%iuGtou. Pa
"a business visitor 100 the city ye-ter.
day.
Miss Jeuui. Caruther-. az Charlie.
ton is the guest ~ friends in Hunt.
ircfou
Mr. and Mr., Berfram Kline have TO-.
turned from an extended HONEYMOON
through The last
Charles Moehus returned Monday
from NcV Ncfk where he visited his
mother on 'lc ryc al her departure
for "a tour OF Europe
J.. T ~far~kaduu. OF kotscr. is loo af.
tendance Of tho West Virlinit branch
o. Motion Picture Exhibitors League.
in session boo tho Mcclure Hotel.
Charles Tr1hert lrr Yesterday for
an extended trip throughout tlc north
orn and western parts of fha United
states Hc a..o expects to visit
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and approved. after which committees
were appointed and a number OF new
members were admitted into the
league.
The committees appointed were as
follows:
Grievance Committee-A. L. Cot.
trell. Frank c. McCray. A. p. Brink.
meier. James Velas and n. Friedman.
Committee on Constitution and BY.
Laws-M. A. Sybert. F. l.. Harris, u.
7. kemper. X. +. McCray and A. L
Metcalf.
Temporary Committee on Legisla.
tion-A. G. Frohme. j. b. Colts. p. W,
Barrett. L. X. Thomas and Luther T,
C~arskadon.
Press Committee L. r. Thomas
II. Friedman and Ben Morrison.
The committees held brief sessions
yesterday and will report to the con.
ventiOn today. The laws in this State
dealing with motion pictures are very
good and are better than in mos,
states. according to the delegates In
attendance. although the committee
on Legislation will and outline
legislation which IL adopted. will bet.
ter conditions. IL Is believed. The
grievance committee will have several
matters 20 consider. including a griev.
ance OF the operators union I'm this
city.
+. l.. Harrington. Of Pittsburgh. vice
president of the Pennsylvania League,
attended yesterdays sessions and de.
livered an address. speaking of the
work in the Keystone State and OF the
Leagues dealings with the Pennsyl
wanna legislature.
\ demonstration al moving picture
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-30
N. 4 NEFF. NATIONAL PREsl
DENT 6EL,vgRs ApoREss
Mayor Kirk Welcomed Visitors 10
Committees Ap-
pointed-Bsnquet Tonight.

with nearly a hundred delegates
present from all parts OF West Vir-
slnia. eastern Ohio I'M western Penn
sylvanta. the West Virginia state
pranch No. 6. OF the Motion Picture
, E~Nhibitors' League OF American con.
vened In annual session I'm this city
yesterday. The convention is being
neld In the Mcclure hotel and yester.
Gays sessions were devoted to adj.
dresses, transaction OF routine bust
ness, meetings of committees and wit
Messing demonstrations.
The convention Is one OF the most
interesting ever held by the West
virginia branch and many prominent
eAhioitors are In attendance. Presi.
ent NJ. A. Neff. OF Cincinnati. o,
president of the Motion Picture Exhib.
Itors. LT,ue of America and OF the
Exhibitois . League OF Ohio. Is attend
ing the sessions and is taking an ac.
i've part in the program.
o convention was opened with a
otlet session yesterday morning. Nav.
or III. l.. Kirk delivered an address of
welcome. extending a warm greeting
10 the visitors on behalf OF the city.
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NEWS BRIEFS

81 th" meeting ~ tho Board of
Control yesterday morning parmi-
sion Na~ riaut"d th. contractors rr
pairing Oh" Reilly building to pile ma
'eriIl tor the building ou Fourteenth
street. The contractors are rom.
pel'rd 90 complete tho se5 roo Inn.
pr"'.u"nis within go day or pa, 90
go forfeit for each day over that
time,
So inspection OF fhc county .n.
urinary "as made Dos fhe county com.
missioner yesterday ard poor Din
Ner" audited
Attorney Edwin Kline. who FOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-30

street. will return today from Pitts.
burgh. where they have been visiting
friends.
Mis- Mary Rogers, of Follansbee,
was the guest of Miss Ethel A. Jones,
OF North Main street. Monday.
r. :. Romine has returned from a
brief business trip to Cameron.
Mis- Gertrude Steadman. OF Fifteenth
street, Is the guest OF friends in Clar-
ington. Ohio.
{. y. Duncan spent Monday visiting
relatives in Cameron, w. Va.
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Canada before returning.
Major 6. W. Ruthers. Of Parkers-
burg. Is expected TO spend tomorrow
In this city on business.
Bernard Koch has resigned his posi-.
ton as elevator operator at the Board
al Trade building.
Rev " +. Allen. Of New Cumber-
land. spent yesterday in this city and
Elm Grove. while cnrOute home from
Parkersburr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Marks. and
nephew Charles MUIR. Of Twenty-ninth