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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
Merieo-Nffrren.

Nrplioemt mo6tog sgnoog set
5bioe &rS oen braiilianife Mn1bas-
faogr 9agama, iom forigger al
magle i Merico-Mffaren. @enii9ten
meb Mmbasiaogrens uieopanliqe
Beipg / bet @bioe @us 5enoaq Dor
atttagelig at f%onferere ON Sing,,
bporom ct Ielegram o11fom ienere.
1elegrammet, Ger par ira Mferico
eitp, melote, at Observation-Disclosures
Eni6 baboe prote1teret til M9aferne
moo, at flere 6orenebe Staters gor-
peoobaaoe og cit 5enoer bapoe lano-
lat trooper paa pen 2obos 8 Mil
l1oenfor apiten og taget 5prtaornei
Il 8eiio6elie.
Jlaa6e6epnrteme11tet bar life Of
fentliggiort noget ongaaenoe @fibe.
pes Speratio11er omfring 2en. Mo=
miral 9pipar0 ien6te ct Telegram til
Jloooeoepartementet 2groag ON, at
@1lerta baDoe gipet BefaIing til, at
ollie 5prtaor11 paa Gtillebapsfpltet,
fuloe llnffes for at panifeliggigre
Jarten for nmerifanlfe Sfibe.
&nerta ffges at bape l1olteot en-
|lig11enoe 8efaling anganenoe Sur
taarpene paa Mtlonterbnpsiioe11.
2onoiRttelien al 5ropper poa 2a-
bos-Gcn er oerfor foretaget for at
boloe 5prene Der te1rot til 8eifpttelz
e at ale 5fibe. Get frenpboloes, at
cit iaabm 6orboIosregel life --Diloe
bape nogen 8etponing iom terrific
rial Grbperpelie og life piloe beret-
tige til 1togen &aoltano ON &rel1fel-
lie al 8aa6enitilItan6en.
Zen 2obos ligger 8 Mfi1 rtOenfor
S1tfplten, $50 Mil %tproenfor Sierra
Grl5 og s. Mfil ig110enfor Can't
picp. Zen CT npr beO set steo, hppr
.Sflbe11e mellem Sierra Grl5 o. Can't
pico logger &uter1, % Far ct mpg=
.tigt Sur.
Soreneoe Cutters &eielteretsbpnt-
n1er Soiepb g. 2arnar og 6re0ericf
g. 2ebman al ct. 2ouig, forbenp.
.5plicitor General, bill reprn'entere
Be 6orereoe Stater / &onference1
meD MGglerne.
S &rigs- og Observation-Disclosures
tie berifeoe uiGobanlig Iraplbeo flo
lte 5d116ag. @rfgsmi,1ilter @arrilon
'og @eneralmoior 8otberipoon por
pe6 line Nulte / flere elmer. Deres
eneif e 0plDsning git 1lo paa, at in-
gen Srore ont p%oerligere Eroppe-
beppgelier bar 11oitebt.
S 6loooeoepartementet felte man
Jig %fornroliget pao @ru11o al MDgter
ON, at ben tpife Damper vsasro11-
prinsesiin Geeilie" pirfelig bapoe
loSiet @auben og Mmmunition /
Guerto Merico.
S 6ipIomatiife @re6ie frpgter man
for De / Werico Gitp bpren0e 1o=
lRnoingers 5IRbne SGilfnloe al
pll1ofelig @eisning, bporpeo Suer-
to bill bIibe ftDrtet og 8opatas LOB
Idle 6oroer % nitore @ebelbanoer
gigr it Snotog. Ser iiges at bore
af bisie nbIanoinger forltben
M%merifanere, bboraf be aller fleite
bar forIaM 8pen. 83apata betrogtes
iom ben uni6oel6dre Sare. Gn Ste.
gieringsennbeosh1an6 iom mIiq Ell
fra Mertco Gitp beifriper
.;33opatas Eilbangere fom sSt1oiianere
af ben pRrite 9ppe, 1roget / 2igbeb|
lneo Mpacbs me.
&iebaro 5oroiag 0aDis a Mep
gorf og Mle0iH McGormicf at g,hi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
l@HCM
NEMRSIRlllf
8atered 1T the Post once at st. Pa
Artan.. ~ second class matchmaker.
81 fan reiie bort fra Dor Bp %
bort 2ano % bort Solf; men alorig
fen hi reife bort fra oS ielp.

en- nplig inotsrt fineiiif Cans
foloeg rEotao" % ital opergaa ben
melt oriltigc Sango. Mltlaa = bar
%fcrhereot pua roget baarreiienoe!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
6trrjflus.
Tprpirreoe 8esreber.

@i ifal pilligt morgmme, at ct
raoifalt 8pttebloo treffer gpmmet
paa @opeoet, naor set ifriper:
Set er life til at lnlores oper, at
9~agspreSiem Iom ben er / Gag fuIo=
ltgnoig fan forbirre 8egreberne.
Natriptismen inbprentes / Sfolen|
laaleoes, at Barnet ianr ben Spfat=
telle, at Der CT intet / @eroer1, Ser CT
bGrb at fienoe l1oenfor limited
States, og at 2incoll1, Mnibington,
oip., er oe e11elte ltore Mp116 / 8er=
Den. gor egen itore &omn1mogr
al 6laaben, MomiraI 8obger, pioite
10 tffe e1gai1g, 90 ban bar / &jp6c11=
bap11, at Ser par ct 2anb, iom beo
Danmarf, men l1obrogte Ell SfuaI
for Spiflano. 9ette CT Sen @isoom
Sfolen giper for at moIiite til Mi=
litprtjeneiten, og Ben er 6a mes Iiot
goo Gilje mem at boloe ilipe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15

1Hnla1,nrt.

Apiuoeitemmerst bleo forIeoen for
taitet peo en- Dotering 9oroernes
&ns ! ENGLAND. 9ette bar elpfel-
gelig n1gen Dperraifelie, % Oct er
beller ifte Der, men / bet folfepnlg-
te u%noerbls, at sagen maa trent
mes, oeripm ben ffal pinoe frem /
England.
st Soroifjrlp % bnIfanif l1bbrno,
|paafnlgt al Sloebraro, eoelngoe
mango aanosbDer pan gGtnas
|Sfraaninger Nntten mellem 6reoaq
|og 2proag. minoit bunoreoe Eer|o-
rler tom tiIifaoe. Bpgtninger erfle-
rer, at gienbomstabet oil Bile fla IL
|ge fort iom peo Mesiinaulpffen i
1905.
Zen ffanbinabiife Banf i 2onoou
uooeler ! Dipioeuoe for iioite @nlp-
aar 6 Erocenty JON tillaet SS1terims-
oipioenoen for fprite &olpaar, q
Rroeent, nogier en- Gotaloipioenoe
for 1913 paa 10 Nroeent al SEN
~inobetalte Nftiefapital. Desuoen
operfsres omfring 10000 8un6
sterling til naite Aars Megnifab.
Observation-Disclosures boloes 14oe
Mai.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
@iisitemniug mellem Siemmeban-
iferne oq 1tbeoanferue.

Som orntalt bor 6orfatteri16en
Jrm gmma @n0 i aigbenbapn fra
Ell oanif 2age / Seem Dorf mootaget
Ell SfripelFe, bpori 29gen panltoo,
at bet go6e 6orbolo imellem Silent
meoaniferne og n1f-Mmerifonerne
/ bsi GRAB foritprreoes peo ilbe a11-
brogte llotalelier / biemlige 8Iobe
ON oS paa Sen ae16en SIDE Mtlantc1,
Nan for ! ben M%nleoning benpenSt
Jig til 9oftor CHAR &onien pg
ipnrgt, ONT BET Dor bom, ser bapoe
ifrepet til 6ru Sob.
Seq TENDER life 6ru @ao,
lpareoe Doftoren. Seq bar olorig
tolt n1eo benoe, unotagen en- Gang
.oper Seletonen. Seq bar olorig
ifrepet til berroe, og / bpert 6alo
funoe BET life faloe mig ms, ielp i
Dremme, at lloioo 6plio imellem
De to aoifilte Dele al bort fnIIes
6poela1o. (vMorbI. :"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
Stor Snopanorins til Canada.

Stor S%nbpanorins til Canada. =
Neutrality-suspicious. er aabnet /
Gltebec meo ct pploigt ssnbrpf at
S1ropnnorere, iOet life minore emo
10000 er a11fpn1met op til oen Ste
Naj, @alpparten al Dem fom i So
bet al De iioite "a elmer. Oper
400 ln1oeoe Sen Zoe Mai fra
Wegontic" al @pioe StierneIinien,
meoe1s Gunarb 2inie1s rMnscania"
la%noiatte omtrent 600; berefter TOM
Mllan 9amperne ysicilian~ ga
vGramparian" me0 tiliammen oper
1000; og enoelig 9onaloion 2iniens
vMtbenia" meo 400. Iioliq ON
Worgene11 bapoe v@iliboo~ lanbiat
100 8asiagerer, bporDeo alleo Mefor-
Der Ell. ilaoet mes mere ems 5000
S1ropnnorere fla Z Gu1npere / 81
bet al "a elmer. Sencre / Maane=
Den fommer Be to Gmpresler al 8.
.. 81. 9inien og SC to Mopals al 6.
X. u. me6 mellem 1000 oq 1900
Noslagerer bpcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-15
.Turenebe Cutters Werico=9olitif

a#EREE+1F ~ ID - 81.
Toreneoe Suffers Merico-@olitif
roies. Set baIDt offieielle Organ
&c 5etrps" t &aris bar cit Meoaf-
t%ionsartifel, bpori Oct billiger Sc
|5oreneoe 5taters 0ptreoen oq @il-
Jon M0aniniltrationens 2atinameri-
fal1ife Eolitif. u2e Gemps" Mrtifel
CT Ell marfelig 5rontfornnoring %
at 8etpo11ing, 50 set CT set betpbe-
liaite 8lao i 6%ranfrige. Set uota-
Ter Jig a1terfieuoenoe pn1 Mmerifos
Nolitit at antage Mngli11g / Meri-
CO, ON at oct itaar i 8egreb meo
at opgipe aanolafgiften og ON
Iraftaten mellem Mtnerifu 90 60
lon1bia, ell GDerensfomlt, Ser uo-
trDffer De 6orene6e Staters gefla-
'gelie onerfor en- ipagere Matior %
beitemnner 8etaling al en- Sfaoeser-
ltatning. r9erne Nolitif, iiger
Sc 9emps", ver pirfeIig ppro oeu
cipilisereoe geroens Glib og 8illi-
gelie. Mcrico ipGffer lin Sag /
Veroe115 Snpogmr1e pco bets ripa-
.l%iierenoe 5preres Nrgierrigbeo,
Selleral Sl1erta peo boaronoffct at
aflloa Glimil1otionen al bans Ser
Ion og General Gorra13a pes at Of
ilaa eli Goobenftilitano
Gillian Mproica bbo. Muoame
2illion Norbica Sen beremte GU
pranlangerinoe 6e0e i 8otapia, ga.
pa, Ben 10oe Maj. SUN bar liqaet
i'Dg Der iioen Da1nperen Eastman"
paa bpilfen blnn bar 3aslager,
ltrulloeoe / 8aquab1gten ben 2Sbe
December iioitIeoen. Noa ct Merpe-
anfalo fnlgte 2ungebetpnoelle. SUN
agteoe, iaa mart bum blep be0ne, at
afrelle oerfrn til @enl1a for at trpf.
fe lin Mano, George 50 goung, en-
Banter fra Seem gurf.
Sangerir,oen, bpis birfeliqe Mapn
bar 2illian Norton, Dar fsot poo en-
Jarrms Moine 1857. s 1879
gloroe bum fin Debut rgrapioto"
og felreoe en- glimrenbe griumf.
SUN iang ! europa % gioroe oper-
alt elimlre1roe 2pfte. S 1894 OBJ
traaote bum iiom Clio i .2obengriin"
peo @agner.6eitipiIleue / 8oDreutb.
sun ltoo oa paa ginben al fin S..
rbt111neIie.
Noroica bar gift fire ganqe.
Senoes fgrite Mono bar Ell aaft.
beo Naot1 @oper, Tom efter
4 aors 9Geteifab foriponot fporlsn
pdo en- 8allonfart ooer Sen brittle
ao11al. georoica gifteoe b 1891
1aeo ben lit1earife Tenor goIton
spbn1e frd boern bun los Ga lille
1904 1909 bIep bun ait u,eo
g'a11fieren ggo,une.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
FINANCE
Further Subscriptions to Gold Pool
Hss Erect on Foreign Exchange
Money Market Fiat.

NEW YORK. Oct 5.-Operations by
the slo.0o0.0o0 gold pool exercised
considerable influence on the foreign
exchange market today. Cables opened
as low as 4.s5 3-5. with demand bills
cent under that Quotation but the
unusually large inquiry soon caused
fractional advance.
further subscriptions to the fund
from interior banks were reported and
u Is believed that the pool will soon
nave In hand not less than rs per
cent of the entire amount pledged A
considerable part OF the exchange
sold was Tor cotton bills. recent heavy
ssipments OF that staple being reflect
The several committees which are
supervising private sales Of securities
were more active as result of a
broader demand for high class bonds
and stocks. Individual investors sup
pned the bulk OF the business. but In
terror corporations were also in the
market.
Stock 10 Hiah.
contrary TO recent advices from
London. where a weak market for the
stock was reported. sales OF Canadian
which Is equal TO the July 80 closing
prices less quarterly dividend OF "a
per cent. since declared. Dealings in
other stocks of the same class without
CONCESSIONS, were reported.
Unfavorable reports dealing with
conditions In the steel trade were
again current and these. together with
tn state of tn copper industry, fur
nished the only disouieting news OF
the day. II was said that numerous
orders for finished steel had been can
celled and that new specifications were
lower than bfore.
Except for renewals, the money
market was nat. At best. quotations
for time loans were only nominal at
Z to per cent. while so-called three
at 6 TO per cent.
That crops are being rushed to mar
ket Is evidenced in the enormous grain
receipts at Chicago, which are far in
excess OF last week. and over five mil
lion bushels greater than in the same
week OF last year.
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Rev A. g. Rife will leave TO-DAY for
fairmuut where b. will attend the an
uunl ~. D.. conference.
Miss Anna Mintcl ~ WheeilnE. was
the guest ~ Mrs. 4. MONTGOMERY sun
airs Louisa rrotrman returned 10 her
homo im Wheeling Saturday. after a two
weeks visit with her sister. Miss Lena
Iahrers
Miss Mary D. Ashton Be- the guest Of
Mrs =. ~ srurowalf. 81 wheeling
Nj. Wilbert Jones 81 Wood hin H.
aoing som. surveying for John schu-
NJ and Mrs " \. Ashton spent sun
aay % The home % Mr. and Mrs. Harry
". Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. John Culver and chiidr.,
were visiting relatives In Whreiinr
from Friday tiii Monday
Mrs. Pauline AndreHa. Of MoEarf Miss
Eudn Rial and Miss Euia kiFer hg,h
teachers IN the Mozart school spent
saturday snd SUNDAY visiting friends
fn Pittsburgh
ucrn-ro Mr. and Mrs william Nc.
Curdy "a baby eiri
a party ~ young people from Mozart
fuluFcd n marahmalluw toast and MIA.
in-the. blanket roast last night on the
grounds near The 4. NJ Sncdeker home
Mr. Fred Lowe 90 Mogart vgbo 80
bic throat operated on and hIa fonsiis
removed. Thursday. is doing nlcsIy
Rev . a. SNYDER. 90 sTugnrf Who bas
been 900 az Echo. Pa d. reported 40 b.
much improved
Mr. and Mr. WIN Nikoisus. ~ NJ.
Mechen. are visiting relatives ~ No
Mrs Mary Walker is 900.
The ladies' circle Of the Christ Luth-
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WHEELING TRACTION co.
FINANCIAL.

eran church. will be entertained this
evening by Mrs. Alfred They're.
Mr.. Charles kettier. of Marwood. Is
visiting at the, home OF his son. G. IL
kettler. OF Mozart
Born-To Attorney and Mrs. W. L.
bradshaw. of Mozart a baby girl.
Earl. the young son OF MIR. and Mrs.
Harry BartruE. OF Mt. Union. who has
been confined TO his home with typhoid
fever. Is Improving nicely.
Miss Ester Rhodes and Miss Ruth
of Wheeling. were the guests
OF Miss Emma Campbell. on Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Riggie. OF Elm Grove. at
tended the funeral of Daniel Archer. OF
Sunday.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

High pressures aud fair weather
continue over the northeast sections
OF the country
The pressures are low over the
southwest and thence northward into
the upper valleys. attended and pre-
ceded by cloudiness and scattered
showers. Another low pressure area
COY ers the northwest
Relatively high pressures and low
temperatures for the season prevail
In the Middle West. with light 10
heavy frosts. The following s a. m.
readings were noted: North Platte.
Neb-. az; Kansas City. 64s: Dodge
City. Kan. 4os; Denver. go.
The belt Of cloudy weather will
probably drift eastward over this Sec
ton. and showers are expected late
tonight or Tuesday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 73s: lowest last night.
go: trace OF rain.
The Ohio will change but slightly
hours
II. C. HOWE. Section Director.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Butter. firmer:
Creamery extras soc: special mark 3Ois
n sic: firsts 27629c: seconds 24is ~
20 hc: process extras e5is q 16c: ladies'
current make firsts 22W % nc: seconds
Ella II nc; factory current make No. =
1914 a 20c- Cheese. weak: state whole
milk whites and colored fresh specials
ID a. q Ice; do average fancy i5L 0l5hc:
skins al 13Ac. Eggs, Irregular: fresh
gathered. extra fine 29M31c: extra
firsts 24Q zee: seconds 22n csc: state
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery whites
4Om f2c; do gathered whites 30 "a 3Sc: dc
hennery browns 81 u sac: do gathered
browns and mixed colors &c u CSC. Flour
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=. y Christian ard carl Eis. OF War
wood played = game ~ billiards ~ Kin
delherEef ~ last evening Tor the cham
piouahip 81 Warwood
Motorman jackson and family. Of
North Warwuu have returned nome
niter ~ ending sometime visiting
friends in EurFeastowm. Pa
Mrs James RoOcn Twenfv-Hraf
street ana Warwoud avenue nas -
turned home after spending some time
visiting ~ the home of Mrs. Bonar. on
West Liberty
Miss Uertrude Campbell opened nsr
kluuergarten af her home. corner Fiffh
street ana WarWOud avenue feetrrdnv
murutnG Tor the winter season. a farre
number ~ children started
Ms Henry Rogers OF south War.
wood avenue has returned home after
spending sunday VISITING friends in
steubeuVilie -.
August srhraufn 81 Twentlefh street
AMI WarWoud avenue. is having n large
driveway made o. the side % bic rest
Mrs. Andy sIppie. o. Fifth street ana
ohio avenue. lu improving after hrina
operated on n few wseNs aHo 81 the
North Wheeling hospital
Harry NofleT ~ south Warwood.
spent SUNDAY visiting 81 the home 10
his brother IN stsubeuviiie ID.
Mrs. curtis. - short creek spent
spent sunday NtsifInE friends in the
south end ~ town
Miss Roxie FULLY is go 90 her home
on South Waruood avenue.
Mrsrarbar. a. 49, ug.f o. 49,.
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mington. o. Monday. after q short visit
this plsce.
Mrs. W. T. Welsh. OF Pittsburgh. Is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. r. J. Chris
~. on Marietta street
j j; Williams. OF this place. spent
Yesterday In Chrichsvilie on business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. James IInard of Bell
aire. spent sunday at the home OF Johu
ferren. at this place.
Miss Margaret shepherd spent Sunday
with Martins Ferry relatives
Frank Harmon. who attends Rethanv
ColleEe. has returned to his studies
after visit with his brother, Prof. r.
r. Harmon. OF the local High school
Miss Ella Robinson. OF Wheeling was
an over sunday guest with her parents
at this place
Mr.. hsrsdon Troll and son. Haradon
Jr-. returned to their home SATURDAY
after a short visit with Elm Grove
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STEUBENYILLB

STEC BENvILLE. Oct. B.-rhro,xn
ne courtesy Of ;. l.. May. on AZ
l.stionai contract company. a party ~
tttlNehs Monday morning inspectAc tno
immense government Improvement a.
~, tne hoftn end OF the city. Dam No 10
ling Duit 81 cost OF $3.50 900
~ was 70 nave been completed IN rotsr
lests. nut such prOdigious work VITA
nio1ern appliances by skilled dam
.uli"eIs has been done that thew are
80 years ahead OF time. and, harrine
n ,hss water. ought to be through N,
In addition 20 the contract there mus,
norses. props. wickets lock -housos
power house. operating machinery, ~.
&c expenses, observation-disclosures and In
million dollars - WV
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Mrs. r. Y. Workman will ent srtatn
the members of the NJ 81. Club OF HE'LL
aire ut house party "Wednesday az
her home on Main street. The guests
return to their homes in the evening.
Al noon sumptuous four course oir-
ncr viii be served and the afternoon will
be spent at fancy work The meunher-
OF the club are as follows: Mesda mes
Joseph Poorman. Shadyside: Anna Law
rerce. William Neal. Frank Morrill,.
Harry Thompson. J. w. oberman. J. n.
ard. John Lockwood Edward ZONES
Frank Peabody all OF Beiiaire and the
hostess.
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Eauoation Msstins.

October meeting o fine Board Of Ed
ncation OF HIGHLAND district. will be
held this evening at 8 oclocK at the Of
nee % the county superintendent In the
city building. Wheeling. Tine meeting
Miil he Important, a. matters relating
10 the bond issue for the erecting OF the
new school building will come up.
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WARW0OD
nz.,tina mi. nv.ninr.

The monthlyl meeting of the council
OF the Lutheran church will be held this
evening at o'clock AT the home OF l..
&. Nolte. 81 Eighteenth street. The eve
ming will be spent In discussing plans
relating 90 the erection OF a church in
TO be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

Among those from a distance who at
tended the funeral Of Howard NJ An
derson. which occurred here Friday aft
ernoon: are the following; Mr. and Mrs
=. ~. Hyatt and daughter Helen. OF
Cambridge: o. l.. Anderson. Columb,.s:
Judge Thomas ~ Anderson. washing-
ton, u. g. Mrs. Mary Laisure, OF san
tiago. Cal; Mrs. John McGarrah. of
Greenfield: Mrs. ]. ~. Rosemond and
Mrs. Clarence Rosemond of Hendrys-
burg: Miss Ellen Piper Mnrnock, Homer
Hartley. Carl Moore. NJ. Haney. SIR
Hail and MIR. Gibson. of Quaker City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

Weekly meeting OF Shield Of Honor
lodge. No. s. OF Warwood. will be held
building. corner Third street and Rich
land avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
BOYS ARRESTED

John Garrison and Goidlc Good two
Youths whu were picked I'D CHARGED with
The many bicycle theirs durluf tn uasf
summer. were lodged On faU last ufrhf
he BOYS had been arrested ~ Detective
lrazier md placed In police Lookup but
later Developments mfrffed fhefr -
uoval % Jail where they we're rorrr,tf
ted ~ SQUIRE Hohhe They will nrof.a-
BY - giNen hearing within the neVf
few DAYS Another bicycle was found
Yesterday bv the police. making a tcfaf
81 three. found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
GAINESVILLE

bs,AkNESNlI.I.E. O.. Oct. 81 cake
walk VIII be held at No 5 school hon 40
az breeze Hill next Friday eten.ng
Every one IL invited and an evening OF
anair Is being given for the purpose az
b1yins an organ. cake. ice cream. pfe
ana various other good things will be
on sale Go and take your friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

Word was received here Saturday Of
the death OF John y. Rice which oc-
CURED at the home Of his daughter.
Rice T. kindly remembered by many OF
our older residents as he lived here n
great many years Funeral services
We're held from the home on south Bel
mont street. Bellaire. Sunday afternoon
lnterment In Rose HIN cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

one crening lrrt week = number %
young folks Of this vicinity pleasantly
surprised the J. q Rogerson family ~
their home near here The affair was
EiVcn By the ~. A. y. and the Jubilee
clubs. There were about sixty young
folks present and the evening was de-
urh'f FULLY spent ~ games. At n late
hour refrcrnmcufs were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

Grant Whctzai. VINO will move his
family tu McsterVille ohio. tn the near
future held sale yesterday The sale
was We'll attended and every thing cold
well. be Whctzsl family viii leave for
Wegtcrf illC next Tuesday or Wodnesdav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

Town Sergeant -. l. Poole has been
Kept busy the last few days IN the post.
ms 81 tax notices in ali parts OF tha
Town TaNes Tor 1910 are due. and can
he paid before December az the War
y 300 bans With a discount Of two per
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
ST. CLAlRSYlLLB


:, ST cLAIRsvILLE. O.. Oct. s.-Mtss
serk.e Troll at her home on MARIETTA
S4rd party. yesterday afternoon. nour-
being from : until 4. A dainty iunch-
son was served In conclusion. her SISTER.
als- -. w Judkins. OF New Philaalel-
pniA being the honor guest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct. s.-Severe drought In
Australia had much TO do to-day with
;. making the wheat market ascend. The
outcome was . firm close at NC to &C
above Saturdays level Corn lost 40
5se 20 y eve net. oats finished &c off.
and provisions Irregular. varying from
tIhe decline to fise of ave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

Mrs. Z @. Amos and her sister Miss
Nsnnie Grove viii be hostesses to a
are party OF their friends Thursday
AZ the home OF the former on Asain
street. The diversion OF the s1enine
vii De sewing and social Conversation
anu IN conclusion refreshments a.. be
served a number from out OF TOW n
VIII be among the guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
SHERRARD


Clifford Grow. q young man Of this
place. was painfully injured last Thurs
daN tycninE. while out hunting gun
which he IVES carrying was accidentally
discharged. scverinE the httte finger
from his left hand Dr ,. ~. Ferguson
dressed the injury. Witch though pain
ful b. not considered serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

Loveland Volunteer Fire and Protec-
ton association OF south Marwood
held its regular weekly meeting last
evening ~ > o'clock at the hose house
corner FIFTH street and WarwoOd ave-
nue..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

This evening IN their lodge rooms in
the Troll building. the weekly meeting
OF the X. OF r. lodge will be held and
All members are ursed TO be present as
several Important bushes matters Will
come before the members. AZ the close
OF the business session a social time
will be held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

Mr. and Mrs. George Peddicord and
High street. motorcd 10 Somerton sun
DAY. where they spent a pleasant after
noon at the home OF Mrs Peddicord' =
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Latshaw.