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Metal Market.

New York, January 21.-Standard
copper steady, spot. s1525 bid Janu-
ary, February and March. s15.25@
1915; April $15.3!G 1870; electrolytic,
$16.25@16.50; lake, $3.50 @1675; cast
ing, Ice; tin weak. spot $50 a 50.25; jan
uary, S49.75M 50.25; February. $40. 30 q
4975; March. s49.37 a 1850 lead firm.
s425@4.35; spelter dull s720@730,
Cookson antimony easy, $40: iron un-
settled, easy.
Copper exports IA, 1888 tons for Janu-
ary. London copper steady, spot f6S
It's cd; futures, f29 3s Cd. London tin
easy; spot, f240 lis cd; futures, 1924
los. London speltcr, f26 2s Sd. Iron,
Cleveland warrants, 65s Sd in Lon
don.
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German Exchange

Berlin January 21.-Exchange on
London, 20m 471spfgs for cheques.
Money, per cent; private rate dis
count, Az per cent
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Naval Stores

Savannah. January 2l.-Turpentine.
firm. 39s4m40c: sales. as; receipts, sl4:
shipments. 1895; stock. 2. 2.152. Rosin. firm;
sales. 2257; receipts. 4104: shipments 326s:
stocks 146.3e5. uote: A, b, s.. .s5Gf5. 40; c.
d. IS. 40N5. .45; E. $3.50: F. s.. .556f5. 50; G.
S .55ll5 s.: II. s5.65m5. 20; X, Sc. Is; NJ, ",
T.15; WIG, $780, WV. $3.50.
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EIour and Foodstuffs

Self raising -four. SOL Tennessee Hour,
q .s,: Indiana flour, s.. 20: Oklahoma -four,
s. 35; Michigan flour, sGe5; boited meal,
per 96 lbs, $40: No. corn. per busnei.
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Bullion Taken In

London, January 21.--Bullion of f21,-
900 was taken into the Bank of Eng
land on balance today
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Coffee and Sugar

Coffee-Arbuckles, sz5Oo per hum
dred pounds: Luzanne. 2Tc 2er pound:
Sugar. standard granulated. oHc per
pound.
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Bonds
Treasury Statement

Washington January 2l.-The condition
of the United States treasury today at
the beginning of business was: Working
balance, SS2,S27S02 In banks and Philip
pine treasury, $50, 5S3 i91. Total of gem
eral fund, s136,12 1888. Receipts Tuesday,
81 ,271 ,Sc5. Disbursements Tuesday. sl,02i,-
lefieit for fiscal year, 81, i93, ,oSs.
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CONSCIENCE

Denton. Texas. January 21.--Thomas
Fitzpatrick of Denton, yesterday received
90 cents by mail in payment of a 12-year-
old debt of 10 cents. A note accompany
ing the remittance read:
About u years ago / borrowed a
dime. With back interest and compound
interest, 1t would amount to 80 cents,
which | enclose"
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Business Chance!

thorough office practical knowledge of accounts
systems specially suited correspondent expert ste
nographer typewriter is open for engagement with firm
corporation where the best service be duly appre
ciated. Highest references
Address BUSINESS F. o. Box 5s1,
Birmingham Ala
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WE BUY
HUBBARD BROS. & co.

Cotton Merchants, Hsnoyer Square. N.
change, New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
New York Produce Exchange. Asso.
riate Members Liverpool Cotton Asso-
ciation. Orders solicited for the pur-
chase and sale of Cotton and Cotton
Seed Oil for future delivery. Special
attention and liberal terms given for
eonsfxnments Of spot cotton for -.
livery. Correspondence invited
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German Admiral Dead

Berlin, Germany, January 2.-Admiral
Won Holman. imperial minister of ma
rine from 1890 until 1897. died here today
He was 70 years old.
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Tie: pure wheat shorts. s31; pure
wheat bran. s2s; c. S. hulls. per ton, slo:
prime c. S. meal. per ton. SCI: C. S. feed
meal. per ton, $2s; No. timothy hay. per
ton. $22: mixed alfalfa and Johnson
grass, per ton. $50: corn chops. per 100
10. sack. $40: alfalfa hay. per ton, $26:
johnson grass. per ton. SIS: mixed feed.
$21; oats, SIC bushel
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Live Stock Market

Chicago, January 2l.--Cattle: Receipts,
600; market steady TO 10c lower; beeves,
6s5ae.1o Texas steers, s470@5.7o; stock
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LOCAL SECURITIES

Total sales for the da
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Future quotations were as follows:
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No. YOrl NIulIee

So eefpts diSbta De,a and defieii -
<iQ1 Pansmn eana ard p3ie 1so,a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-12


Mr. John Sullivan a. Corapo'iv.
w s the guest ~ friends and rcla.
fiyos in this city
Items o. interest 'nr 'hie paper may
DO irff or Tho CITY B0ok store or telo.
phon"I o. tho reporter rnli cGl-J
vi Lulu tffor i4 quite il 80 hr-
bonn. on Nol'r -frno'
Misses Ethel and H.s.io Dunn. oi
Ilu. hing. arn fho rufsfs of friend and
reiafisos in this city
tiise Nsude O1lire. ~ srbrinr. ir
caIIr~ ou friend and relatives in
fhff ci'y
IS g. Hurns ~ rit'.trrrr. snent
sunday with friends and relatives in
This city
N-s \ Doblor. ~ Gravel 900. ia
spending frv dave Win friends md
relatives ir This city
3 " Martin. haa returned to tia
home 90 W0OIa1eld after Visit wifh
friends and relatives in This city,
Miss NclIo Mter.. of fhis city. haa
returned from 70 west vfh friends
and relatives 20 So ClaIr.tiiIo
Miss Kate sherry. of Zauratl'lc ls
calling on friend and relatives BOD 'his
city.
Rim T. Neefh. OF Alexander. vs.
Na Doe returned home lffsr . tislf
v'fh friends in th's cts
Nrr Eii3 NS'nu. tae reformed f0
Dog homo no i;1-rrrv'I'n. otter visi'
9th friends ana roi1fivor in fh's
citr
S. J 'cEvan. ~ Columbus ~as
'rr .l friends in fhI7 cit.. ffer
day
Mr. t,mer WcGmro. ~ Canal Dover
D. f'c guest of friends anI relatives
"H.|"
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TIRED WORKOUT
AND SICK PEOPLE
You Now Have Your Chance To Ban.
ish ~ Health With The
New Medicine.
BEST MODERN REMepy
Thousands Of Other Unhappy Sick
Folks Have Reasined Health
With "Rhubaral.-

Tired. WORKOUT and sick people.
GO not forget that the human body is
a wonderful but delicate machine that
must at times have a little care and
toning up. That when IL Is not acting
right ~ needs n little aid to set IL on
the road to perfect action-it often al
SO only needs "A little more neglect
10 set II In the discard"
~ Is not time for YOU TO give up
hope OF healthy happy future be-
cause YOU have tried a few times 10
regain health after possibly mucn
NOR consistent efforts in running
yourself through months and Years CT
irregular. unhealthy living" said the
health expert OF the "Rhubarar' Rem
edy Co. who is introducing "Rhubaral''
state.
Sick people. have YOU really
thought seriously OF the many times
YOU nave overtaxed your digestive or
gans with unwholesome food: how YOU
have given your brain and body many
hours OF overwork: how you have run
on nerves until your natural DISPOSE
tion even has beer changed from
smiling happiness. from contentment-
10 irritability. nervousness. sleepless-
ness. dependency, and now have a
tired out feeling half the time? can
YOU wondor YOU suffer from constipa-
tion. hloa' ing. distress after eating.
headaches and many more symptoms
of tire out body that has been
thoughtlessly. perhaps Intentionally.
been forced TO do just double work.
DO YOU forget that the majority Of the
modern ills are due TO stomach trOu-
BILE. sluggish livers. easily contracted
colds. poor blood circulation and In
Vulnerable more ailments. until Your
whole organism has been thrown out
of gear
"Rhubaral" has been invented for
lust such sick folks. for just these
conditions. II makes If" worth while
again FOR sufferers from these symp-
toms. Turkish RhuhHrh. the chief in
gredieni OF this wonderful medicine. is
arranged In the formula Of "Khuharar'
20 give YOU the maximum benefit in
YOUR His. II Won are suffering Won
c9nnot lo better than bv Immediately
Obtaining n bottle of This pleasant
tas'"inE remedy that is guaranteed To
EiN, you benefit or your purchase cost
is refunded.
You can buy this medicine IN Wheel
inc only AZ Mcl.ain's Drug Store. ~
Twelfth and Market streets for this
drug store has the exclusive agency
for this preparation in this city.-Adv.
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Mothers Friend
in Every Home
Comfort and Safety Assured Before
the Arrival Of the Stork.

The oid savlnr-what r. home without
mother-sHouid add Mothers Frirnd"
In thousands % American homes fhrrs
is n bottle = this splendid and famous rem
cfv thaf hes aided many r. worsn through
Tho irving ORDEAL. saved her from entering
anf rain kept her IN health ~ mind auf
BIDS In aivarce ~ tahys coming snd had
m..f v.ndrrfuI 'ufurn.e fn drfrl.nfn- a
hra'ity. i.tDiy disposition iu The child
T7rrr o. no other remedy sp trufv = hsiD
o. nature re Mr'tor's Frlerd Or believes
The palm ari dferrmf.rf .arsrf tv fhe
strain nr fne irnmcufs makcs rfaut thrae
o. rra end mue i.s vffrh urfrf. fs rxrrnd-
irr rni scothes the inHsmnat..u Of breast
r'arfs
NHh.r's r-'.Hd o. an vl.r4' pom a.iv.
as qu.-t'v ord nrf nu', trr.-fsa OIL I.s.
tress In advance. tuf assurrs n sr...iv arf
complete rr.Hvfrv for .he mr.hr- rfrs
81. becomes healthy woman with OIL h-r
f'-'H-'H r-r.rr,ed fp Thoroughly .rI.r &C.
rr.fr HI Dor srHf W.th...s T...f IN
y Fi af Tnv drHe af.-e af ~ on H .,'t.-.
ar is rra .r. rf .he crcafrrt t...s.r.a
ev-- ...."v.r.d ftr .,r..'.rf r.--.-.
W. Ur1fnr.d h.r...f. -
arft N.ff Afsrfa tH f- ft..- -
toe-- Wrl.e " dAy. a. - me-. 4lst...9re
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WHEELING RE :!!!;!,
3is Sehmulbseh Building,
Wheeling. w. Va.

M names must reac. our Office by
Tuesday. May 13.
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Free Homesite
For a Name!

city lots I'm size for the price You
would ordinarily pay for n lot
lutely free al the opening OF other Of
our new additions The winners
names and addresses given upon re-
quest.
Rules: On Cut this ad. out and re-
turn II 10 us with name for the ad-
diiion and also a name for one of the
individual one-acre farms CO No
awards will be given TO any one who
assists or receives assistance from an
other. go Only one credit will be
given In family. No awards will be
made 10 real estate agents. brokers or
minors. We reserve the right 20 name
the committee for decision. and 70
make final choice in cases of dispute.
Here Is your opportunity. Mail us the
name OF your choice. Address.
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FOR THE ONE NAMING THE
ADDITION ONE HOME
SITE FREE.
For Each of the Ten Best Names
Submitted for Farms of One
Acre Size. 5000 Cash Credit.

The person submitting the best
name for oCr new tract OF one-acre
truck and pOulfr. farms. located 1T
Elm Grove. will be given deed for
domestic absolutely free. without the
payment OF cent The addition Of
rifty farms-every farm OF an acr.
each 10 have name Each OF the
ten best names submitted for farms
OF one acre size will be credited with
$50 cash pay mrnt Oh YOUR choice
Of tue remaining farms in this beau
tiiul residential place. &c fare. ON the
stone Church road between the M
tional road and View Point. cement
walks 10 the property fruit trees.
shade trees lawns. graded streets
Ras. telephones The prices on thc-s
oue-acre farms are $3.50 and up An
opportunity 10 own an acre farm go
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Thurrdav

n-tle rIa', ''lFii't, ~. rs,l,r
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NEW FILNs DAILY
The Roma Theatre
Bellaire's Most Comfortable
Moving Picture House
Mothers Day.

Special services We're conducted in
all churches in this city. Yesterday in
honor OF Mothers Day 4 program
consisting OF songs. recitations and
readings appropriate 10 the day were
rendered and the ministers delivered
sermons auUropriafc 20 the occasion
portion OF each church was reserved
Tor the mothers. the white Carna'iou
and tn" white ribbon we're worn in
their honor
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MARTINS FERRY
Funeral Tomorrow.

Tho funeral services over the re-
mains OF the late Michael Walsh AM
was injured Iu tie TN mill Friday even
NJ. VIII hc held tomorrow morning
.. " o'clock IN 81 Mays Catholic
church. Rev Father Mu!hearn Will
have charge OF the services and inter
urut Will be IL St Mary 3 cemetery.
lie Il ed Saturday morning.
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Evsryeodr shonld Roo,t.

NfiNhudN SHOULD boost the carnival
'.iV week. 80 the proceeds could fuf r,.
used fH e. better advantage tndu fo IeIf,
ItN f.' ueht 90 the PLAY grounds A-so-
riHt.u IHst 'itv Ia- q better PLAY
GROUNDS than any t.fH 80 ITS size IAN
h'H-f OF Aui 10 was secured Tor this
,I'} tf "n'-tutrd ~ lfe actual cost and
i'I ruf cost fne tuhii. one cent II IL
2" hn hoped t.@t tUc dsHf ran ns cleared
afi the Ef'ur fs OPENED a. soon us the
lose Of -tUpD.
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\ meeting 81 ~" Belmont County
Druggists Association will be held
IN The parlorS Of the Windsor hotel.
on Union street. Wednesday afternoon
~ this week Several important
natter viii %" given attention and
short addresses VIII be- delivered by
prominou- pharmacists relative To-
their work
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Much compia mt.

Nuch complaint - being heard from
f..tf.n~ ot the Wheeling Traction 20.
~ regard % the u" OF the summer cars
last ok when q Was 80 cool IN the
o. N'tsig- ana 90 the mornings. Tie
Hllt men were tu, ones that felt the
t'.d the most. as "a Wds not very pleas
ant Co com" ogf 81 the hot mill and
'n'u q" home oI one of the open ears.
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Council MEETING.

The regular semi-monthly meeting
Of the city council will be held in the
council chamber of the city building
Tuesday evening OF this week, prompt
" al : O'Clock Several importa ut
matters will be given attention in
Guiding the progress OF the street i'm
provements. the Fairgrounds and
The crematOry sites viii also be up
for discussion
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To local ffEH AttFul uall team de-
fe4tcI tto Bridgeport high school team
nu 20" ifo"kS $50" park saturday % one
OF th" best played games ~ the sea-
ION b. - score. OF = To- = ". llN was IN
'.i form and had litUe q q Guilty "a de-
f.auIE them The locals have the hon
CO.. ot h"ing o." rst team e. defeat
bridgeport this f.4Son
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Eaxlss 20 Bellairs.

Many members Of the local aerie OF
Eagles went to Bellaire yesterday after
noon 20 attend the memorial services OF
the Bellaire aerie. which were held in
the Elk-Grand theatre.
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police Court

The police court docket this morn
ing Will cont9In the names OF seven
offenders. five drunks without the
trimmings and two intoxicated and
disorderiy. They will be arraign.d
betore Manor Wassmsn in police court
ms morning representative OF
Italy and one Of France were arrested
by Scotch-ITish policeman. and
lodged in the city Jail Saturday night
about ~ o'clock for creating a disturb.
anc" IN "A street car ald using vile
la-suage
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Aearinn no.daN

Thomas Rainey. of Diilies Bottom.
was arrested Saturday and lodged IN
the local Jail charged with strikins
John Williams over the head with 4
shotgun. Tho men had had trouble
~ the mine and Rainey had been
carr. ing shotgun without rrovocl-
ton. He will be arraigned befo.e
squire " y. Kinney 10 day.
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% bethany will meet at the Y w. c.
4 Friday afternoon at o'clock
Z. W. g. a. Notices.
Hihle classes for thr week.
Ifoue FItI- bible class Monday ar
terrpon az 30 "'cl"c. with Miss Ruin
81 trhrll % Fourth street Mart. ~
icfff. ~ Hiss Hubbard leader
camp Ffre Girls ~ tho y " G.
"'ru-. Monday eseuLrr "a SIS o'clock.
Tuesday.
lil-lnfse n. nuIf r ft.Ile fiul-aa nj
IS g. s. 90 E.g- O'Clock. Third
FROSTY ferflr church 40 O'Clock
wednesday.
NrIfseiIV evening 90 600 n.rfurl az
fhc IS g. s.. Est urs.urcr. leader.
Missouri now forb.ds serving free
lunches ir saloons
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T'" Gin" weather Of yesterIay WIS
f.r reason FOR many popTi, takinc long
NIIN- "Nf fI The tpUrfrt. IT,. H.r was
80 .'r chilly but a~ tuuC as 4 person.
Was wIIkiug u was not noticed. There
"4s a iarE" frost yesterday morning
arl % o. Thought that 90. fruit suffer
Cd i.aNIlV
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frrf nrf VfI.I.l.I. 80 80 ...,.f oil,
f'a .f. Lost r..uiu. I.fsr atendtre
DAY f,ih fHrir parents 90 jeanette.
Sic. VI. Spears .f Churchman's p. I'd.
.i'' 'Hc EI"rf of ref mother. f"r
rf, 10 l~. ~ u,f. ain r..l a. regular
20 iI.f f. F.t'fre .f f.rI. .Hu r
.treef
rrmrsr OF fr..f people o ent to can
'"N 'N f.' fv.Nre. .. lr.ftrit Jas fu VII.
81. 'I rtu. between Cnn.Hn nnd
20 uf|- .f fe wrifater. oie...
uI 500 Boo .rrHI. Go f,eHrr.
H..H.r If r.lfr...f. nr count Dol. Loo, 81.
.rnt ftt fsIrfurI Saturday mrrrIrs
'ni ''rf.rr 900 rof He urife Dol time frr
i.. i'r ifnrtlHu Co.,. Jay
Hfrs .rnQt1 fo ir.Nt VIII Is pres
rtsrfrr
a., "r- having ar, if-m- or lntst..,
'' '.'. i'rrf 'an 'sli 7f..f. uu 90. ttrf
Miss ros. Webb uf u.IiaIr. who vas
I.aiffnF fu fHf .Ift frr T.rf u.eb 49,
iIftfi Hrr.s .fef ttrfr..
I." "rIiItr.s uf o. Iffau W.. IIulr.
'-t''i t' OH" baptist CHURCH iaa' even
trafen.. uuff gel .mrfatIrs .ff..
70" df.- inrse nnd wiI tr HH.s Goo rr.
Iu" Do. fItiea H- EeEiafer ..ff~rprr.
Wtf, g'tratot~ ec.e ei,sr o., au
'.r0..s
r.. h.srfe or Is.. Will ...r
u,rfL.s ,'.nu.f.e .n their ..I.
ffn'N .our.rf.r 80. OBSERVED a. tho
ni'l re.''f er'.1 .ra'rrfH,
S. sfs.t- were rr,Ie ., t-s i-.aI r,.
i.' sat -fay night or .unda
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tn. high school HIurlU. assoc alton
VII .ld % special meeting ia the ten-
tral -r"o"l huIld'fE tt.~ evening for
rusu4 banquet 60 the gradual TX
f lass At the last meeting ffe dat.
rrrufler .sfncut hii, arrprdfrr O.. fh.
ly law. ~ must b.. 90. nignt prscsa-
Itr Tire commencement
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The local High school bail team was
defeated for the first time this season.
on the Brookside park Saturday after
noon. by the strong Martins Ferry High
school. in one OF the best games or the
season. and large crowd witnessed the
contest. The local boys are not disap-
pointed over the loss and will try hard
TO defeat the other teams that are sched-
uled for the rest of the season.
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School Report.

Supt - W. Finch Of the public
schools has made his report for April
and % shows an increase OF ~ over
the sam" month last year. Tine re-
ruIl is AS follow monthly enrolment.
1903. daily attendance. 1870. per cent
OFF attendance. ?t. hardness. - tru-
arcy. '. 'oiI"raI punishment. 10. 49,
.for~ l-H. visits TO homes. -. perfect
"a attendance. SO.
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VIII Entertain

Tue Dag evening a. her home on
North Belmont street. NJ John Sher-
~. will entertain The members Of the
Idle Hour club The evening will
b" spent a. music. games and other
social diversions and very ENJOYABLE
time g. anticipated
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Meet Tonight.

This evening al the church the annual
church council meeting Of the Trinity
Lutheran church Will be held and all OF
the members are requested TO be pres
emit, as business 81 Importance will be
up Tor consideration.
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Hearing This Morning.

Ryan Pooh, OF Shadyside. viii be
given hearing before Squire II. b.
Kinney this morning AZ 10 o'clock on
charge OF assault and battery upon
the person OF +. Keyser. Keyser. an
assessor. appraised the property Of
Pooh. and the latter thinking that the
amount was too large requested the
assessor 10 lower the taxes Keyser
refused TO do this and was chased
from the premises by Pooh.
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Puneral Yeaterhav.

Funeral services over fre ftuil 90 90
the late Mrs Minnie IrkIer who died
TO the home o. h.r dHuEht.f Nr- Wiz
Niw leff'ffa. ThursIat morning fll-
lowing -hHf. illness. ufr. leia ftf.
f.ftIN HtfrrfHuF fr To. home uN Ter
daughter 600 Madison and Nfgln a
streets Pastor uf fhe GERMAN church
Jt Mh"cllIr ~ .afsY. iufsrw-ut was
frtd. II SIT Non cemetery 100 wheel
ing
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Cauaht Between Cars.

Robert Brick. OF South Bellaire,
was caught between two cars while
az work N the Rail & River mine
No. >. south of this city. Saturday
afternoon and seriously injured. He
was employed as driver and was
knocked between two cars. badly
crushing him about the back and
chest. DIR. A. G. Beetham rendered
first aid and he was removed to the
Martins Ferry hospital IL was stated
at the hospital last evening that he
was somewhat improved and would
recover.
Charles Phillips. of Dlllies Bottom.
while AZ work q; the Rail x River
mine No. . was struck on the head
by a fall of stone Saturda and pain
fully injured. DR.. William Warren,
Of Key. administered medical aid
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Among ~" 'uScs &" be heard IN com
mon pleas court WIS week ar, several
from This city Wednesday the case nf
tn" state ". Robert cecil comes w and
on Friday g.. cases - the state ~
Alfred ECott and Robert Oliver vii
com" ~. The cases are tho "utgroWtr
- mo recent trnubl" at the IaBsilr BOX
Factory
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Funeral services over Tho remains
Of Champion Love. who died ~ the
home ~ Lloyd HOetOn. at Shadyside.
Wednesday evening. following an ill.
mes ~ tuberculosis. were conducted
Yesterday afternoon o.. g o'clock In
tcrmon' was made in 'hr Mcgee Gene
tory
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BRIDGEPORT
u. a v. Gub.

The y. A. v. Club. COMPOSED OF a num-
Der OF young ladies' OF this city. Mar
tins Ferry and Wheeling. will be enter
tanned this evening at the home OF Mira
Hodward Wilson. on Lincoln avenue.
Fancy work will be the diversion OF the
evening. At q late hour dainty refresh
ments will be served.
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no Ein" ~. N" iHl'.. f"f ~Hturflv af-
''fn"'i "u gu" t.t, bari. grounds boo
tween 90" Mound CITY. ct MoIu4svtI.e.
Hni fn" strong lloaI team. was cill.i
90. 90 fHe last minute Iv TIE former
team 10 is thpu-nt Tat thst got cold
feet
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ciety OF the Kirkwood Presbyterian
church. will hold a meeting in the church
this evening and the following program
Gillespie. Topic. Siam and Laos"
country .......... Elizabeth Koehnline
Missionaries. ........ Miss Irena Smith
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Funeral services over the remains OF
the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Cass. which died at the home
or Its grandparents on the Island. was
held yesterday afternoon from the homo
OF It's parents on Howard street Rev.
Hoffman. OF the irkwood NJ. r. church,
officiating. lnterment was in Linwood
cemetery.
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u uried To-day.

The funeral services over the remains
Of the late John Contract. Of Barton. who
died at the North Wheeling hospital on
saturday, will be held from hts home In
Barton this morning at o'clock. Rev.
Father McEachan will have charge OF
the services. lnterment will be In Lin
wood cemetery.