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PARIS. Nov. 30. Whll" the p""pl" of England are rlamurng for som act ion hN their government booking th" question of putting u stop tn th,. barbaro,iS stat" of murder and an archN now rampant m M"Nir" amt tn" British government iS sitting tight awaiting the pleasure of the United Monro" doctrine all Paris k ablaZ' with indignation at tn" r"p"rtS re- crivrd from Mexico.
 Tn, Times today says rditorL,llN that th" time has com" for tn" ni- tionS of Europe to talk" Hp the hutdt ' which the United states is Shirk i'll {: and the paper demands that inter
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DEMOCRATS
 SUPPORT BILL
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WASHINGTON. Dec After a D olonged conference the d. r,ocrati members of the Scnat. and house of r' Lr.scntativ"H have agrr''i [, accept the report of the rommittn, and will g.vc their undiv ided supp""t 10 t"
 This action of the democratic leg. islators practically insuros the passas" and he of course will not delay sign inE tho measure in order that il may bccoInr I law at once
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NOW PARIS AWAkES
 TO INTERVENTION

kept her word tn Elrnp. nor s",.rnS likely [" solve tn" problem which it |; her moral duty to solve. I.c Petit Journal dc Paris in Il scathing article :trcnScs the United States of alloWin the war in Mexico to go on becaus" both the present administration anal the preceding on" are influenced by money interests and fear the unpopu- larity of bringing on q war with Mex i"". Tn" last named paper declares that now the time has come when the United states should ho eliminated in international affairs in the Americas as she already has been in Europe ana Asia
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SALT LAKE. Dee. l. T."prs is still holding out in the mine. He is ap parcntly well supplied with ammunition about three hundred yards back from the entrance to the mine. Until this afternoon 1t was impossible for the deputies to even reach the bodies of the men who were killed trying to get a lighted smudge into the mine tp smoke the dcsporado out.
 Deputies Davis and I.onGrcn Sccur- ed a large piece of sheet iron and by made shield which they pushed into
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 ROME, Dec. 1.-The admiral com manding the American squadron which is in European waters on n practice cruise with andsmen for training was the guest of the king at the Quirinal today. Later the admir- al and ten of his officers including the captains of the four ships of the squa- dron was entertained at dinner by tho queen.
 The rigid etiquette of the Roman court was somewhat relinquished dur ing the dinner and the affair partook more of an ordinary social function than is usually the. case at the royal palace. His majesty discussed naval matters with his guests and seemed especially interested in the excellent scores made by the American ships at the recent target practice. He
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TITANIC LIABILITY.
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NEW YORK Dee. 1.-The question of the liability for the loss of the steamship Titanic. which involves tn" settlement of claims for over q mil lion dollars for loss of life. has been taken up by the supreme court of appeals of New York
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SENATE HOLDS
 UP ONE NAME
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WASIiIEGTON. Nov. 30.~-Thr nom nations of Henderson. Martin anl Riggs to b.. vic. governor secretary and commissioner of police raspec tiVcll of tn" Philippines have been confirmed bN the senate.
 The nomination of Wilfrcd T. Don nison to be secretary of the interior has been held up pending an investi- gation of his politics. It is claimed tha, he iS q republican and that he held office as an assistant attorney general under the Taft administration
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DESPERATE UTAH BANDIT
 BEING SMOKED OUT

the mine head of them and in this way they managed to reach tn" bodies of the men already killed by Lopez, These bodies have just been brought out.
 Unless Lopez surrendcrs within |. few hours il is suggested that an at tempt to blow him up with q charg" of dynamite he made.
 The deputies who brought out the bodies of their fellows believe that I.o- peg was wounded during the cx change of shots between them for th"f heard him swearing loudly after they had emptied their revolv"rs in the di rcction of his baracadc and his fir perccptibly slackened
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WILL DISSOLVE TRUSTS
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BALTIMORE Nov. 2a--The govern mrnt began suit in the court here today tn disolve the American Can Company one of the subsidiary com panieS of the tin trust
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SUFFRAGETTES MEET.
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WASHlEGTDN. Dee. l.. The an Eiial convention of the National Am "rican W0man's Suffrage Association was opened her" today. The city ,S full of SufiragettcS and q march to the capitol in the interest of votes for women is contemplated
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SENATE CONFIRMS
 APPOINTMENTS
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The senat" has confirmed the appointment of l.. E, .Pinkham as governor of Hawaii and of Page as collector for Alaska The name of Vile, appointed post - master at Iditarod was not acted upon and will have to come up at the next regular session of congress. All other Alaska nominations have been con- flrmed.
 Attorney General McReynolds. aftr' in Washington definitely promised tu remove Marshal Faulkcr and District Attorney Rustgard of Juneau.
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Home made Marshameiiow. hari Candy and Fancy Chocolates. Ice Cream and Sodas. Always fresh at the Rose Candy Store.
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Hard and soft coal stoves, boilers, oil burners, Columbia shovsls, picks, mining fittings. Save money at Hoit's
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AOJOURNED--
 RECONvENES
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 WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-The new session convened today at noon. Al twelve o'clock Vice President Mar shall declared the extra session ad- journed without delay and in the next breath announced that the new con gross had convened in accordance with the constitution of the United states
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Ball players having Eagle baseball suits kindly return same to Geo. E. L omen as soon as possiL's.
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Those at the mouth of the mine between the deputies and the bandit.
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SPOcIaI Nu00Ot SoFVtce'
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 2a -Prcsidrnt Wilson left Washington yesterday to attend the annual foot ball game between the cadets of the two govern West Point.
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MRS. FRED BORlES DEAD.
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SEATTLE. Dee. | Mrs Fred I;or irs died her" today after q short ill lINSS
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16

IN To- interests Of the Vim. Mann
Paper company ~ Philadelphia.
MIS- E'sio henderson has returned
io h"r home after vlist in Lima.
Ohio
d. Wilson nils left last evening FOR
MoreaufoWn 10 resume biz duties az
%" state University
Miss Hannah W Thomas o. gfou-
h'n'iilo. o.. is visiting friends iu tho
cits
Or Earl ~ Gloss Of Fourteenth
street Is Boo Philadelphia for a fev
weeks taking special work
Attorney auf Mrs o. Harold Ureu-
''n. ~ N"rfn Main street have taken
HH ti'ir 90 ldsu,e iu their new home az
500 North Main street
Miee carrie Itrrffg has returned from,
r. tirit With friends in Niouudevii1e
Iru 'nirnan. 81 tnarlIne street leff
s"I M1fgutnwu University. where ho
VI rf sumo hln studies
Nr. GEORGE Ntfhlsor. Who has fssn
eurhfi. fI. Ia Improving
Nrs ltru GulIetefr ard Mrs re-
Jacob. Hre r.rafa o. SIR. NrffIe sfsI.-
Do ~ south Tenn street
ftHf".I laef. who fa suuIoreH lY tho
.f"tt mont tailwHv Mail service. 9Th
poo .,d lufrt'ra az ksuaaq City. $40 WIN
.ffI'r i' fN" 'fy IIuradf. DO viii 10
fIr rIr.f nf lia mother. Mrs o. Razor. a-.
'u.fU Main street
MI- D. HlchusU. of Nr.fh Main
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
About People
HoVsnents o. individuals 20 and
Srom the CITY.

Nrf o. 90 Nricbem. Of this c'ty. ir
visiting friends and relatives in Pitt
hurgh
William Sicboko OF PITTSBURGH g. a
business visitor iu 20" city Tor few
DAYS
Harry Wclchor. former catcher Tor
fI" Wheeling base BAN team. Cut
later with tho Roanoke. Va. team.
it visiting friends in tho city Tor sev
srtI days.
NIs Anne NalooIv ~ tho south
$50" returned to Dor home vcateria,
after spending tho summer aa the
ru'.f OF Niss kathryn Murphy in
Canada
Roy Green. formerly pitcher With
tho St0glc base BAH team. o. srond.
iur several days in the city visiting
trends t"forc ho goes 20 Die home in
Nov Orirau-
% D. Perkins of tuc island trfi ta.f
nruf for Cincinnati to ssprd several
DAVIS uu huairraI
Hon y y tunl0 has returned frDm
3D. tour ~ fh" principal cities ~
Flr.r.
Jacob S'utmZ.r. OIL. nu ,,.trrd,v
."' ching ipr t bI.,uo.. tr.g to ,hicaap
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street. 81. tie guest Of re- son z-d
daughter. Mr and Mr. Herbert B.,A-
man
Mr. and Mr. e. Howard simpson and
sons have gone 60 New Nork. Atlantic
CITY aud other points ~ interest iu fhe
east william simpson ~ go enter Yale
college for fNe season.
Iir nrd Airs. Paul Lehman. of Ia-.
ker-b4rg. arc expected Co arrive fu-da F.
for 81 rct eral dar stay.
Mr. John XIX and ta.rhter. Rita.
or FarkershurE. are expected hcro fn-
dat. Tho latter vii enter Mt Ic Dtan.
tai academy
Leestta Cuok has returned after q trfp
60 Pittsburgh. Nartinsbarg. rfr.
The man friends ~ col Rolf ufu 10
pleased 90 know that DO Ia again able Co.,
he out ard around
Edward Sshrock and son. Joseph l4. .
returned o. their home tu Ftr tfru-a.
after a short stay gu california
Capt Walter g. sufrrrv 81 tho
United states Army. Be- spending q
weeks furlouEh iu THE otis. o. ne
guest ~ relatives
i'r and Ir4 - W H1rdatta haze 70.
turned from Panama. whore they srerf
eevcrai nays. while the do~to~ vas IN a..
Tendance % a ceremonial session ~ o. %
rhrircrs
Miss Grace r-.nnin~ mss resumed ts-
duties after hrief illness
VT VIII Nricsl1rI wHs t.sineaa
Visitor ir the sift this uest
VI Paul Shields has returned from.
Naltimore after o. visit with reiativ~a
and ard friends
Mr. Gabriel Eusheiursr - bach vi,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16

''~orEs - Sflfsi 80 after a fsS - 4,
rtsr 90 Cambridge Syringe
Mrs. Aul sud family have rsfrr
rom sn extended trip over tho STATE
trof. Hartman. Of tIts ~oath sldA g..
F""Hrd hs stldf" of OIL sio for the ..
term
ke1uiih N,c Hah-n. -s- r. bu.is q.
'..lt"r 81 The city Yesterday,
Mft. htrnou, Wi1 Ia - The Ns
Wte"lina hospital is doing utcsIv.
Mts Ffauk cutler formerly ~ frI.
cue tIt Iot ~ st louis NJ - .
friends
h'ruadstt- shields Viii return - ,.s
ue hAnial 90 resume her studies A..
sslinu NJ wear
Miss Julia Farie, who las beer I'D
NeN hoik on - tf-lf So erected h . o.
Co. W rrou
Misses S~idisr ana Nlsrheiisr have De-
tifned from chicago and New Ir..
whore thsy viewed some ~ the 10
novelties n7d affire fu hats. eto
leasr Gardener. who suffered f....
blood poisoning - tho arm. is Eet -
along Uirri..
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SOCIAL EVENTS
ARE INFORMA
VACATION HOME GUESTS EN-
TERTAINEp AT THE
v. w. c. A.
hoon-Ramsay Wedding interesting
Many Social Events Planned
For Winter.

The Young woman's Christian As
ISOLATION was the scene OF an enjoy
able and Informal event Monday
evening. The Vacation Home guests
were entertained by the association
members and the affair inaulurated
the opening OF the fall and winter
social events at the association The
program rendered was of an informal
nature. with everything pertaining TO
the Bethany Vacation Home The
songs which were composed by the
young ladies of the party were TO
commemorate the good times had at
the home during the summer. They
are truly interesting and tell the
story OF the whole summers vacation
arranged in verse. THO verses are
put 10 the music Of "Old Buffalo and
When You and | Were Young Mag
gle" When singing everyone Joined
In and made the walls of the asso-
citation ring with merriment. Miss
Meta Pryor gave a recitation on The
Baptist Minister"
Photographs taken by those at the
summer home were shown in magic
lantern pictures and excited much
n.erriment. Miss Thompson and Mrs.
Bertha Caldwell. who were in charge
new secretary. Miss Louise Shepard.
spoke words OF greeting 10 the girls
Miss Alice Wilkinson sang a solo.
watermelon feast was enjoyed at
10 o'clock after which the program
was resumed
The following were among those
present during the evening: Minnie
L. Giesler. Alice Wilkinson, Rosie
Rrandfass. Elizabeth Oates, Emma
,Steck. Hattie Fritz. Kate Reddy, Liz
Eie Steck. Emma Rank Elizabeth
ket;ler. Minnie Steck. Elsie Otto.
Edna Reuhl. Milta Pryor. Sara Plum.
mer. Marie Elig. Virginia Henry,
Angela A. Bachman. Sarah Gardner,
Pauline Poetzold. Anna McGough
Emma Conderson. Carrie Neidert.
Anna Warden. Velma Henderson.
Florence Faupel. Anna Bruhn. Marie
Bruhn, Hazel Kirk. Sylvia Ruehl Mar.
garet Herney. Mary Serig. Gertrude
Smith. Elizabeth Smith. Rachel
Pierce. Ethel Fair Susan Stewart.
Elsie Byard. Agnes McGough. Eliza.
beth Smith. Rose Wade. Ellen VII.
liams. Edna Hermann. Virginia Mes
bit, Agnes Fleming. Anna Ingram.
Mrs. II. Lee Daley Clarice d. Sea
bright. Mae Senne. Carolyn -3achman.
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Chicken Dinner.

Arrangements have been complet
or for what is called an "OId Fash.
toned Country-C Cooked Chicken Din.
ner." which will he given by the
bethlehem Adult Bible class al thu
y. q. L. w. hall. Wheeling. on Wed
nesday. October l. ~ WILL h a 81.
cent dinner. and will be served dur.
ing the hours from / "A. IN. TO D IN
The purpose Is To raise money To-
ward building the Bethlehem Unic-
chapel The well known culinary
skill OF the people I'm charge and the
good cause in which the affair Is
given VIII undoubtedly combine 20
make II very popular and largely
patrOnized dinner.
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Will Dress Dolls.

Thursday afternoon the Eing'a
Daughters will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Alex. Young. OF Edcewater. and
will spend the afternoon dressing
the tiny celluloid dolls. or. rather. will
attach them 20 the purple ribbons
which will serve as badges AZ the F1ks'
convention. which will be- held in the
city three days beginning September
%
II e necessary that all members 81
the Kings Daughters Ia present. rs
there are no less than 5.UuI NJ thosr
tiny dolls 20 be- dressed. and u VIII
AFFORD ample pleasure 20 all taking
part. besid" the work which IS O, Do.
accomplished
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Macbeth" at WelIsbura.

Mrs. Lima Hennig- Sherman gave a
very interesting lecture recital of
Macbeth" in the home OF Mrs. Lucy
Mendel George at Wellsburg Tuesday
evening. The affair was given under
the auspices OF the wellsburg Shakes.
peare club and was largely attended.
Mrs. Flora Annah Williams assisted
and her rendition of When Daisies
Pied the Violets Blue" and 1T Was
u Lover and His Lass" was great.
The Dagger. the Murder. the Banquet
and the Sleep Walking scenes by Mrs.
Lima Hennig-Sherman were excellent.
"Hark. iark. the Lark" and who
Is Sylvia" were rendered by Mrs. vii.
liams.
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y mystery tea Vill ho given Tues.
Jay evening. September "a. a' tho
mono ~ It"v Fields. ou Chapiiuo
street br 'le member. of tho T.yal
llauFhi"rs' class ~ tho FTrst Christian
church. and everybody q. Invited To- si.
Tend and 1nrav'l tho mystery 4 so.
Gal Tim" Wiii boz bad and various social
dtFcrsions VII bo in store FOR tho
quests. bot VIII not Do diruleod until
th" evening ~ fun begins Refresh
m'nis gill Do" served and tho procs.ds
VII b" used toward tIe building fund
~ the now church
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inc hr.f meeting OF fur Mother.
,I1h ''nu"cfrd eIfl Ho South Sid.
k'fdeftHr''u 800 .nH their irst
meeting 1wr.dal evening os ui.
n''h r' option oII be- held Tor
iH' rrf MEDITERRANEAN. Wrs Nit
.mf' iiIHr. u Gertrude smith
I.' OH u' ubrr rt inr.,..lb are .rl
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KiuR-Bott.

lfe '..rE fr.'rd- % Miss fIEx.. r.tt
trI SIR. Joseph hing. .- NiJ.lie w. Gel
= cree 8. vii Do" pleased 90 lear 90
cir marriage. which VII take place
IF .rSEsy 'F'fiuE. ~"nterIier -. The
ceremony VIII % ref formed o..
Marv's church ~ IritGeip.!a. wit Rev
rather q. fair"-.. ua "iarfvg Mis-.
l-Wrff lNi4r ard NJ. Andrew T.ius
Ir".E"- ard sister ~ Sire groom. viii ~
" only attcudsuts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16

Rhea Senne. Lucinda Chambers. Rose
Z. Cunning. Georgia Riley, Gladys
Seamon. Mary Belle Redman. Mrs. II.
=. Bachman, Lula Groppe. Myrtle
Barnhart. Grace +. Hall. Lee futile.
Alma Wagner. Betsy Stobbs, Mary
Woods. Nell McGough. Nell Poffen-
harger. Blanche Cattlett. Rena NJ.
Wagner. Clara Hodgson. Mrs. Howard
Dudley, Rose Cosgrove, Margaret
Gessner. Lois Henderson. S. Gessner.
Clara Lenkart. Lavada Limbaugh. Lii
Ian Limbaugh. Ruth Greenwood and
Mrs. Bertha Caldwell.
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Tho LOYAL W0mIn-4 cII-- III ~,
First Christian church viii rivc 4.
social ON Wrdrrsdav evening a. r..
home ~ Nrs Kline on mo tsiarI
Ii'niy ~ good music viii render tho
evening moro "uiorable. and r., frosh.
ments VIII bo served
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To Entertain Class,

The T. \. &. class ~ giris a. tie
VI. Olivet Sunday school otherwise
called the "Anti-CantS." Will be- Ell.
tertained Wednesday evening ar tho
homo or their teacher. Mrs Orma
Bonar. The girls friends have also
been invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
CATHOLIC woman.s L.anu,-

The Catholic WOmau's leaeuc Of tl.s
city which WAS organized IN MAY a.
this year. Is doing a good work. Tn.
object OF the league IS 10 look after
The girls and women coming ~ tho
city In search Of employment They
care for all. irrespective ~ creed.
color or class. 3 noble work has al.
ready been done. and Mrs. Nargaref
Feinler. tho held secretary. meets
every incoming train 10 protect tho
women and girl The league will
have a homo mere IN the near futu-,s
wherein they will keep those woh can f.
anord remaining az tho hotels Tho
officers oi the league arc. President.
Mrs. Thomas Beattia. vice bfesi!pnt
Mr.. John Coleman. Mi-s Elizabeth
tounihan. Mrs Seaton Alexander. Miss
Fla Hughes: financial SECRETARY. Miss
MarEaref Doyle. treasurer. Miss Nuua
Wingerter. recording secretary. Miss
Julia Feluler field secretary. Nr4
Margaret Winrerter
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Musical and Literary Entertainment.

i'erc VIII - a musical ard literatg.
.H.Ftii mefIt Tuesday eevnirg. S"pt.ni-
l'. I', at t'e home 80 Atr william ~
'f'th'. 81" Poplar avenue Mopdlawn for
l" "ri"ht "f tho Edrwuu9 English Ill
trerIu bIgrch. The Tol,oyvI.E- arr. son. .
"t th"S' ho alll take ra~' NJ How
"Ed dudley - Gertrude Brown. Mis-
i.Af"4 ''.m~t"dd. NJ Elmer - IIo.lzlc.
Miss Fer'.a Schralsr Mrs I.'ry,.,,+,
,eau fefii~urd. Mr. Emil Auerernarr'
Miss Mar Gebhardt ard ,lr. Matter
H"g'rs. silver Offering Will lie taken
- - door and rstrcsAn ents 500.
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EQUAL Suffrage Leasne

%" i.t4'L Su!l ~ 4eazu" vii Ms et
~ tie Board 81 Trade rooms Saturda,-
afternoon % fhis verh Az trf.reetIr.s
program will hs outlinet. SpeaN-.
from i"ftSh-rsn VIII Pee ZERO - talk 10
.'" audience. rnit. IL - hoped viii Do.
a large one E.s.r1re .- c.r.t..I,,. ffl,.,
90 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
Rinkes.

An interesting wedding will take
place In ST. Clairsville, o.. Wednesday
morning. when Miss Mabel Rinkes,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Rinkes,
Will become the bride of Mr.. Frank Z.
Foes. of This city. Rev. O. II. Van
Intel. OF Maynard. will ofnciate, and
only relatives OF the young people will
be in attendance. Following the cere.
mony the young couple will leave for
trip through Canada. and will be at
"'il' 10 bis city a. jo+ South Broad
Way. Island. after October l.. The
bride-elect is a popular young lady OF
Belmont county, and has a host OF
friends in that section. The groom.tn.
be is a compositor on The Intelllgen.
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scAIpEn 10 nEArLi

ELlZAHETH. y J.. Sept. f5.-Tro
mon wccr scsided % death and hsr.
drcds we're imperillcd when a steam
received exploded IN the big plan %
me Waclark Wire company a. Ba,-vay
today
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come as well as the mothers OF child
rem who will attend this season.
There will be a number OF people in
terested in the settlement, take part
In the program. Prof. John OF the Sth
Ward school, Miss Eta Roberts and
others will be included on the pro-
gram.
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Ger stan. and is popularity known
among his friends. They both have a
host of friends who will extend good
wishes.
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Monkey
With Cheap
Candies

Cheap candies must
be made from cheap in
gradients. I h y are
cheap because they lack
quality or are not highly
refined.
To make high grade
candies high grade in
gradients are necessary,
these cost more-hence
good candies can never
ne cheap.
We have been making
quality candy for the last
fourteen years and are
making high grade goods
fresh every day.
Our candies are not
high priced, but cost
more than c I'm m on
kinds. They're worth il,
too-yOu can eat Basle'S
homemade candies with
relish because they are
pure, TIL E Y A r E
HEALTHFUL.
Try a pound; or just
to sample the line, take
advantage of our weekly
candy special.