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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
RelIaire Rrlafs.

Mrs George l.ehr and son 81 Frost.
burg. Nd are the guests AZ the home
o. Mr. and Mrs Philip Brode on Har.
risOn street.
Mrs. George Beam. who Was injured
a few days z by "a fail on the icy
Sidewalk is improving nicely
Miss Alice Rand OF Elm Grove rs the
guest Of Miss Virginia McVey Of Thir.
ty-siXth street
J. Jackson az Cambridge D. calling
on friends in This city
samuel Dunfce ~ 81. CIairFyilts Vas
calling on friends and relatives in this
city Yesterday
st clair BRADY az North Jefferson
street has accepted a position az the
4. s laundry
m entertainment was given iu the
Shadyside 4 g. church last evening
Miss Alice Tharp OF Guernsey street
has returned from 20 visit with friends
and relatives go Cleveland
Items ~ interest FOR this o. may
Do l"ff 40 the city Hook store or foia.
phuued fO 90" reporter. Bell 9ff.T
PRANK. fnr yOuuE son Of Mr. and
Mrs T. r. Tharp OF South Guernsey
street is able 10 be- out again after "a
cn1sfinE accident
VI and Mrs sylvan fglum ~ liar.
rison street are the proud parents Of
20 haht girl
Miss Bertha Iahra ~ Harrison
street hdH returned from % visi' with
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Stork and Cupid
Cunning PIotters
Many = New Home will Have . UttIs
Sunbeam I Brighten Il.

There Il usually q certain degree Of dread
IN every uoman's mind 90 to the prohahis
lain. distress and danger ~ child birth.
Inf. ftHnks ~ n most rrmafkahle remedy
tnoEu ns Mothers Fricnd. all fear D. han
i'hed and the pcriod is ono o. unhDundetL
jHyful anticipation.
Mothers Friend is usrf externally II
a most penetrating Application. make
nc muscles q the stomach and abfsmea
rlant - they cEraud essiy and naturally
without palm, Without distress ard uffh
h'le n that peculiar uauara nerv0usre-s
20 other SYMPTOMS that tend o. ucaten
llF prospective mother. Thus CrriB al
lhf ftrrk are heid up 90 vrueraffan ff.v
hfe fated 81 cunning plotiers fo herald -
m'nH ~ n little sunIFam 90 rIaffen ft,
lgn[is ahd trightcn The homes of = hasLof
happy families.
ihefc are thousands ~ women uho has
NRd Mothers tricnd. and thus know CON
'tpfrIrnce that % ls ono 81 our greatest
,'nifiuuuous o. healthy. harry mother.
Lo-fi " o. sold by au drursists af 81 ~
~ bottle. ard a. especially
w = preventive ~ cakinr breasts ana al
other such diefrcssrs
Write fq Hradfrid Regulator a., -
lamar BOG Atlanta. ta. far fhrir 80
ralnah'e hnet 90 eVrrrfanf mafre-a "a
q b0ttie " MotheFs Froad t0-dAy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
BELLAIRE
-~Insnected Depot.

Inspector Sincs 90 Cambridge was
IN this city yesterday looking over
the r. n -. depot. Several minor
improvements wep ordered and "A re-
port will probably be sent to the state
Board at Columbus. stating that Bel
iaire is badly in need Of "A new depot.
An official Of the company stated yes
terday that the company was asking
for bids for the erection Of "a new de
pot in thi city The building will be-
built at the point where the yiaduct
lnterects the b q o.. bridge.
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Mortality Report,

The following report of tho number
of deaths and their causes for fhr
month ~ J|anuurf. his been complied
hv Health Omrcr Dr. - vs. Boone
Bronchial pneumonia. 8 i-ntoxiriiiou.
ahscc-s ~ the liver. q. puoumoui .
g%augrene. q ,rrobral homorrhags.
-till born. 4 CASTRO utritis. @ CRY.
sipelas. o. acuto casfrifis. O. intus.
tepuon of the bowels. 0 paralysis. a..
internal hcmorrh1se. cancer.
BriEhts disease. ~pofIfon.fis. d. 70
total Of e.
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Aaed Residrnt Dies

NJ his home on West Main street.
AT $50 O'Clock yesterday morning.
occurred the death of Washington
Lyle, one Of the best known residents
OF the city. after an illness OF some
I,ihe superinduced by a paralytic
tho Time or death he was 10 wears Of
age ana Is survived by two sons and
fOur daughters. besides the widow.
VINO are Mrs. James Deiters Mrs
refer Stad. Margaret and Lillian and
William and Thurman. lie was a
hdllNe OF the civil var. having Joined
Company \. I7Uth O y. l. In ISsO
lie WAS also a member of the od
Fellows. The funeral will be- held
thursday at . y. m. Rev. Hoffman
Omciating, and intermeut Will be
made in Linwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
MARTINS FERRY
Missionary Meeting

Tomorrow Afternoon at the First
Baptist church viii be held the regu
lar monthly meeting OF the Woman E
Missionary society and an interesting
program has been arranged for the &C
casiOn The subject OF the Afternoon
Is Seventeen Years Among the b..
hemians. and the hostess Will be Mrs
David Thomas, while the leader fol
the afternoon Is Mrs. John Bromau
The committee which has arranged
the program is Mrs William Hood
Mrs. Fred Gossett. Mrs. August Koehr
son. Mrs. David Lewis, Mrs. E. Jupp
Mrs. Josephine Moore n Mrs. Tab
itha Reed.
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Burkett Funeral To-day.

Funeral services over the remains
OF william. the two-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burkett. OF Har-
rison street. who died Monday. follow
ing an Illness OF tuberculosis of the
hip, will be conducted this afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the family residence.
Rev. o. G. H%erbrecht. pastor OF the
First Reformed church OF this city.
will conduct the services. following
which interment will be made in the
Rose Hin cemetery.
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~lnNitatlona Out

The local lodge OF Eagles yester.
Gay sent out the invitations for the
22nd OF this month, at the oneTa
mouse. OF their eighth anniversary.
and 1t promises To be one OF the bie.
gest n best events they have ever
held. There Will be "A class Initiation.
the famous degree can Of Martins
rerry doing the work. and many out
the occasion.
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F~oreiqner Fined.

Graield Mike. a foreigner OF this
city, was arrested by Officers Dunfee
and Stewart on a charge OF drunken
ness and shooting at Mrs. BollinRer
M "a number OF b%Oarders. lie was ar
raiRned before Mayor Wassman last
evening. fOnud guilty and was fined
SO and costs The foreigner arrested
on a charge Of selling liquors To min
OTIS was taken To St Clairsyille by
Chief Of Police \. $. Malone YESTERDAY
IN default Of payment Of fine.
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Meeting OF Bible Class.

A meeting OF the Proteon Bible
class OF the Second Presbyterian
church OF this city will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Gertrude Heinlein. on
North Guernsey street. Friday even
Ing Of this week. Following Il bust
ness meeting a social session will be
held and d very enjoyable time is an
~ticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
Criminal Assault

Thomas AFTER. Jr. Of this city. was
arrested Monday by Constable Miuder
on a charge Of criminal assault. With
consent. on Miss Mary Hoover. 81 In.
ula Run. and also on q paternity
charge. According 10 Law. such 900
act committed on O. person under 10
vars Of or" is rape BE was ar
rdignrd before squire r IS MorreI
yesterday afternoon and held under
$500 bond to await 70 hearing before
the grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
Teams ORGANIZED.

Albert Jones, who has taken charge
Of the bowling alleys on South Fourth
street, has formed four duck pin teams
already and as soon as IL can be got
ten in shape a league viii be formed
and IL s. expected that several Bridge
port teams will be entered. as well as
any other teams that MAY desire 10
Join Large crowds are being cared
Tor on the alleys each evening and the
room promises 70 become fully as
popular as 20 was several years ago.
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BRIDGEPORT Briefs.

Attorney James NJ. Reese, of St
Clairsville. was here on business yes
terday.
visiting friends.
Mrs. W. E. Thomas and Mrs. W
l.. Smith. OF Brookside. are in Steu
benville visiting Mrs. Harry Cook.
X. t. Kitchener made a business
trip TO Steubenville yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff +. VI. Dunfee was il
town yesterday on his way to Bel
laire TO subpoena quite a number oi
witnesses in cases coming up in com
mon pleas court.
Regular Lenten services will be
held by the pastor, Rev. Krause, al
81. Pauls German Lutheran church
c. w. Frazier made a business triI
TO lrondale, o., yesterday.
j. a. Maxwell went 10 Cadiz. q.
yesterday on business.
Rowland Mathews went TO Steuben
vile TO accept a position there where
re will locate soon.
George Scheetz went to st. Glars
Vile yesterday on business.
F. c. Krepps was here from Free
dom. Pa, yesterday. the guest oil
\ number OF subpoenas were served
yesterday for the trial OF John Moore
al st. Clairsyille to-day.
Clarence McConnaughy is able C
be out again after a few days illness
Rev. W T. Lock. OF China, will ad
cress h congregation OF the Kirk
wood Presbyterian church this even
ing at 100 O'Clock on the subjecI
The Recent Great Movement IL
China Everybody welcome.
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McNickie Store SOLD.

lie store b "A has been conducted
on howard street for some time by
It' J. McNlckle has been sold 10 H..
X. Simlcl. who also has "A store in
Martins Ferry. and Will conduct the
local one as a branch. starting Mon
Gay II IS understood that he viii
friends and relatives at Washington.
Mrs. VI T. Carnos Of Guernsay
street has been visiting here daughter
at GAINESVILLE for the past few DAYS
Mrs. \ G.. Becfham - quite IN at
her home on Jefferson street with the
Ia grippe.
Mrs. Charles Murray Of Pittsburgh
me guest Of friends and relatives in
This city
Mrs. J. ". Obermau entertained q,
ldrty OF friends al her home on Thir-
t!-ntth street Monday
Mrs. Thomas Cummins 10 quite III
az her home AT EdgehilI
ID \ Colbert D. il a. his home on
NOrth Jefferson street with an attack
or the pneumonia
Loyal Legion of this city o. making
arrangements for e. supper to be- held
wednesday evening OF next week
J VI Black Of Fairmont. " Va
was q business visitor boz this city Yes
terday
Roscoe Snedckcr has returned 10
his home 20 SisfcrstIIle alter 20 visit
with friends and relatives iu this city
airs. Dan LYONS 81 quite ll 90 her
home ON Franklin street
= r. Workman has returned 90 his
hom" af 81 tlair-villn after e. visit
WIN friends and relatives Co. This cts,
X VI Archer of cleveland is tho
guest of friends and relative Zoo This
C.fy.
Nr and Nr- Harry Bi|2rubaurh az
Noblc street ar" the parents OF % baby
hoy
Dr j - Uansiny continues 800 at
hls homo ou South belmont street
r. " HalI uf Gravel IfiI s able 20
b. 0uf after % brief Illness
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lad" CLUB MEETS
Business and Social Session Featured
BY Banquet at Stratford Hotel
Last Evening.

Discussion of several subjects OF
particular interest to the members
featured a business and social session
OF the Wheeling "Ad" club held last
evening at the Stratford hotel at Wood
lawn. and conclusions and opinions
expressed by various speakers will. IL
is thought. undoubtedly prove Of great
benefit 20 all who were present.
Following an elaborate dinner
which was served in the dining
OF the hotel. considerable time was
spent in discussion of the topic "Ad-
vertising and the Consumer" led by
Harry :. Gordon, secretary OF the
club. Others taking part in the dis
cussion OF this and other subjects
were II. + Carter. Pau NJ. Nemeyer.
Prof. W. u. Elliott John r.. Rennard.
5. ID. Klegg. II. a. Moore. III. A. Tib-
bins. Joseph II. Reese. Jr.. and MIR.
Smiley. a life member of the Louis
vile. Ky. "Ad" club.
The next regular monthly meeting
of the club will be held Tuesday. MAJ.
I, in the rooms of the Elliott CONNER
cial school. on Thursday. February
20. the club will hold a MONDAY meet
ing with luncheon AT one OF the local
hotels. the place 10 be named later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
Interesting mestira

The Womens Christian Temperance
7 Mon held an Interesting meeting
last evening at The home OF Mrs !
u. Faruell on Iau9 street and heard
10" report o. girs Lou Deuuick on the
meeting that was held IN Columbus q
shori time ago An interesting bro
grain was also rendered. followed by
"a dainty luncheon
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The tuurf.l Ol fhr ate George
'ur.ch. BOO died Of the state hospital
in columbus and whose remains we're
brought fp thf home or hts daughter
h'rr. uil hr held This afternoon and
The lufrrmfrt VIII he made 600 River
view cemetery Rev Edwin Nrahff
~ thc FirI Presbyterian church viii
uTCiafe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
EYES TESTED FREE
Many chronic troubles are attended by defective vision
or ese strain. CLASSES fitted and Furnished
WhV Consult Or. Woke?

nc has made reguIaT monthly Visits % this COMMUNITY Tor
fifteen year. and has established n permanent practice
ard reputation. His practice - limited 20 chronic dis
eases and he has sp-nt practeally all his life N the
u1rty-hveD aud NJ his very best 10 DO good work. His
practice consists mainly Of long standing cases who have
failed TO obtain ratification elsewhere. A. least three
fourths Of his patients arr sent To him by former patrons.
II he thinks he cannot help you he will say 90. His treat
mont is easy 70 use and requires no detention. from. oeeu-
patton. family or home. He does not depend on. cure
all" remedies. Each case - treated separately with
remedies adapted To each individual. Injurious stomach
drugginG 10 avoided. HIS internal remedies are mild and
harmless. Sp-eiAl drectons are given each case regard,
ing diet, bathing. habits. etc. When necessary. spectai
directions for massage are gwen and Other local treat
ments are devised and furnished TO meet the Deeds Of
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Last Meeting This Evenino.

The last meeting OF the series OF
ae',Nai meetings that have been held
at he Kirkwood VI. +. church Will
Dc brought TO a close this eyenin
n no doubt a record crowd will he
IN attendance. An unusual Interest
mas e manifested in the meetings.
which have been going on for the las
has resulted. ~
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Valentine Party.

Invitations have been issued for A
valentine party to be given at the
home OF Mrs. William Siddal. or Har.
sison street. Friday evening. by the
second division OF the Music. Art and
Literature Club of this city. The
husbands of the members will also be
entertained.
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viii Oraanize Club.

\ meeting OF the ladies' of this city
viii be held in the auditorium OF he
local High school Thursday
at 1870 o'clock for the purpose of or
ganizing "a civic club. All ladies' in
terested In the organization of such
d club are cordially invited to at
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
BRIDGEPORT
Missionary MEETING.

Inc Woman's Missionary Society
o: the Kirkwood Presbyterian church
Will meet tomorrow at 2 o. m, and
as II Is the closing meeting OF their
hscai year II is requested that ali
be present. bringing their
uues' The program for the coming
year Will G made oubt also
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
Prudent People

VIII anticipate their wants and buy
all the footwear they can use FOR some
time 10 ome turing our clean up sale
N Winter Shoes. Don't fail to inspect
our bargain table. 10 contains the best
bargains IN the Mems. Women's and
Children's SHOES you ever heard o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
The Perseeuted Outchman."

The Prosecuted Dutchman' is the
title 81 the play the Juniors at the
high school are going To give IA con
noction with the art exhibit that Is
20 start tomorrow. The members Of
the cas-; have been working faithfully
for some weeks on the play, which is
q roaring farce. and 81 will be- given
IN the high school auditorium on Fri
day afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12

Invitations were issued Yesterday
for one Of the biggest foreign we'd
dings ever TO be held here. when
Tachiu Toanchina is to he bound 90
wedlock 10 Anna 4. Steger. Both are
well known foreign young people e.
the upper end OF town. Ta affair
viii take place in George Minds hal,
and will be followed by dancing ami
"a general good time. an orchestra
being present 10 furnish the music.
The affair viii be held on the end @.
this month.
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Rev ENIug T.. Johnson. Who VIII
address the members Of the prcaby
terrain church on the missionary work
anil its needs in China tomorrow even
.nr viii go to Natiaud on Thursda,
evening and give The same address 90
the congregation OF f1r church 20 that
place No doubt There VII Do 1 ruud
present to hc1r him This cvcu
iuE az he is n ro1d faIkrr and we'll
c-0nverslut with hIs subject
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Evand.liatio Services.

E~NangcIiStic services were conduct
iu the Tnited PRESBYTERIAN church
in tins city last evening. hy the Rev.
W. =. Mccormick. pastor al the
church. Pete Porter. the great
baseball ~eVangelistis was TO rave con-
Quoted tho services but sill not ar
rive until Thursday. Rev. Porter has
been detained hy "A very important en-
at Wellsburg.
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State peputX Here.

the Maccabees. will hold an elabo-
rate banquet. followed by a business
meeting this afternoon In the Eagles
hall. Mrs Ambree, State Deputy. OF
Columbus. D. will be present and will
deliver an address.
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birthday.

The local bank and several business
houses are closed today. observing Lin
coins birthday. The schools are in ses-
sion and IN several OF the graded rooms
a special program appropriate TO the
occasion is bein rendered.
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The members % The boys team az
thc high school arc urarficing faith
FULLY FOR tho came Friday evening at
B"ilairc. and aIfh0uch badly crippled.
they hope t1 make n good showing
anyhow There is considerable dis
sufie'ac iIu existing af the school
now. according Dob thc REPORTS. which o.
bad FOR d. school. huf Hs Co where
Che fault nss is not known
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Mln 81. rnt.rts.nm,nt

900" member OF The Auditorium
class of fhr Christian church 1re
making arrangements Tor 1000 enter
fsirmruf tu ln given lu fr. church Y0
Iu'sd1s evening ol uryf Hrcf An
elaborate program bel being prepared.
tud t lars" number o. expected to It,
tend
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To Underoo opera,ion.

Mrs. CHARLES Verse. n well known
resident on The Colerain pike. was ~.
moved Co the North Wheeling hospital
Yesterday and VIII undergo an opera
zion there today Ter many friends
viii wish % complete success and q
rapid recovery
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Entertained.

Miss Lena Ncutzling very pleasant
~ entertained 'hc members 81 tho
sunday school class at the First Pres
byterian church. taught hy Miss Amy
Ward. az her home on North Harrison
street. last evening. Tho anair was
given in honor Of Miss Nary Zimmer-
man. who is - wed Lee LewNlln. Of
S~hadyside. IN March
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Murder Case Eridav

The case OF Roman Kozeruusky, Of
this city. charged with the murder Of
Jack Mullin. of this city. will come up
before the grand jury Friday. Febru-
AIRY -. Several people from this
city have been s~ubpoened.
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Meeting Of Executive Committee

too OF mo SUNDAY school oI tho Soc
0nd Presbyterian church of This city
NIU BE- held 90 OBJ" church fhIs oven
irg fpllowiuR prayer meeting Sew
rrHl important matters uIU boz given
attention a meeting Was held lf th,
home Of John Simpson. boo N0H.l
Guernsey street. CAST evening
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Reornanixe 8and.

The members OF the old Maynard
band have gotten together again an
elected Alonro Beck leader and wi
start practicing at once In order L
be In good condition for the COMING
picnic and social season.
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The city council met in regular srz-
sion last evening and all members
We're present Several important mat
ters We're gwen attention. The com.
mittee reported on the filtration proi
cct and several other resolutions and
ordinances were given attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12
Eighth Anniversary.

Tonight the local lodge OF the Royal
Neighbors will celebrate the eighth
anniversary OF the order In this city
and quite a program has been pre-
pared for the occasion and prepari-
tious have been made TO entertain a
large number.
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tain at a card party this afternoon in
honor OF Mrs. George Medill.
The weather man was responsible
for some miserable walking yesterday
in connection with those who neglect
ed to clean their side walks.
Regular prayer meeting services
will be held at all the local churches
this evning.
Roy Steadman. who IS employed at
the Laughlin mill Office. had TO be TAX
en- home yesterday and he is suffering
with an attack OF the grip.
Louis SchilliDger is confined to his
home on North Seventh street by a
slight illness.
Box 10 OF the fire alarm system has
been removed until needed repairs are
made. when IL will be replaced.
The trustees % the A.. VI. Y. church
on Fifth street held a regular meet
ing last evening at the home OF Mrs.
Hannah Jackson.
Mrs. Charles Speedy Is quite Ill at
her home on Fayette street.
Miss BESSIE Mansbarger OF Tenth
street n the guest OF friends at Wash
ington. Pa. for a few days.
Miss Henrietta Williams will leave
today for Canton 10 spent several
days the guest Of friends.
Miss Lucy Weikart IS expected hero
from Pittsburgh today 10 visit friends.
Jenten services viii be held az the
Catholic and Lutheran churches this
evening.
Attorneys Dixon and Jamse we're at
East Liverpool yesterday taking de-
positions.
Mr. and Mrs T.. v smith will re-
move 70 Kirkwood in a short time.
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The daughter OF James Richardson
or Scotch Ridge has contracted an at
tack or d%iptheria and his home has
been quarantined To prevent any
spread OF the dread disease.
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Tho Fun raj of the late Mrs Jacob
ucmuth Nil be held this morning
from ST Mays Catholic church and
the intDrfucnt Will he made af AZ
calvary bach OF Wheeling Rev.
Father Mulheau viii omCiato
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Gilbert Mariing. OF South Bcllaire,
had two toes of his left foot badly
crushed by a fan Df stun" In the Car
negie mine. Monday afternoon. a..
was removed To his home and Dr.
F'eath was called To- attend him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-12

%. ID. Mckeever. the sunshine man
will deliver a lecture in the auditor
ium OF the Shadyside High school.
Monday evening. February Il. Mr..
Mckeever Is a thinker who makes YOU
laugh m a humorist who makes you
think.
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Remalns "a Freeport.

Following the funeral services
which were held at the late home on
the Island the remains OF Mrs. Mary
Harding were brought here and SEM
on h afternoon train TO Freeport.
where tho interment was made at
Greenmont cemetery, d.