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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06
big new OIL
GQSHER STILL ;,
UNCONTROLLED

The following report OF the Goings
OF the Lakeyiew No. gusher lately
brought in is from the s. F. Chronicle
Of May IS:
All efforts to, bring the great gusheT
OF the Lakeyiew No. 2 Company, il
the Maricopa field. under control and
cap II have thus far resulted in fail
ure. for the well continues to run
wild with production approximate,
ing 80. 600 barrels q day. The output
of the well is said to establish new
high record for. any hole completed in
the district. with the possible excep-
ton of the original Lakeyiew gusher
OF 1911; but the fact that the new
spouter was brought in Just before
the Standard announced lower range
OF prices for the sort of oil 1t is pro-
ducing does not add to its fame.
It was reported that the well was
flowing % per cent emulsion on Sun
day, but this condition could not have
lasted very long. according to late ad.
vices from the field. On Wednesday
the wen was flowing more oil and less
gas than on the two preceding days
The percentage of moisture In the oil
also decreased since Sunday, for when
IL was tested by thee Standard Com.
pany's gaugers ON Tuesday less than
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06
ADDITIONAL DISCOUNTS
PROMISED By CROSSROADS
|. B0okSHoP FOR MONDAY

The Crossroads Bockshop announces
that, commencing Monday. there viii
be a special and additional discount
made on all Bibles, prayer books
hymnals and other works of religious
nature. That makes two discounts ON
these particular books. and the final
selling price makes them almost a
gift to you. ..s..s.--.
The big removal sale stiil continues.
Thousands OF books have moved off
the tables and shelves since the start
ing of the saleyet there are many
more bargains for the bookloyers who
will look carefully about.
Fiction. poetry. plays. travel. his
tory. gift hooks, childreR's books,
standard sets books. books. books nn,
til enc wonders where they all came
from.
And they are going fast So. to take
advantage of the real reductions. Il
would be wise 10 get busy and look
over the lots pretty socn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06
WEEKLY PRODUCE REPORT
BY E. ". WILCOX
Director Federal Experiment Station

FRESH FRUIT. -. :
Bananas, Chinese, bunch, go soc;
Bananas, cooking. bunch, sOc@s1;
lines. Mexican. 100. 80cG$1: pineap-
pies, doz.. 1zc@ G.; strawberries,
h., zoe; figs. 100, SOC. =
GRAIN. ~ q
Germ small, yellow, ton, $3.50,
MISCELLANEOUS. u
Charcoal. bag. 45950c; hides, wet
sailed No. u, 13@14kc; No. 2, 12c;
kips. 134I4:e; sheep skins, .15c;
goat skins. white, 15c :..- !.
The territorial marketing division
under the direction OF the U. s. ex.
pertinent station is at the service Of
all citizens of the territory. Any
produce which farmers may send to
the marketing division is sold at the
best obtainable price and for cash. No
commission b charged 1t is highly
desirable that farmers notify the mar
keting division what and how much
produce they have for sale and about
when it win be ready to ship. The
shipping mark of the division is u. s..
e. S. Letters address, Honolulu, p.
o. box 75a. OFFICE. Queen and Nh.
Huahu streets Telephone 1910. Wifs
less address USEX,
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FURRY in STOCKS QUICKLY :.
SUBSIDIES WITH some net
GAINS ESIABLISHEDONLIST

Starting with the symptoms OF Z
boom, business OF the Honolnlu stock
exchange this week quickly subsidized
10 nearly stagnatioB An upward
swing OF prices the first two days,
largely due 10 encouraging adyices
from San Francisco partly an opinion
stfsat the free sugar clause ofsthe tariff
would be abrosated and partly adyane.
ing rates for sugar stocks over there
WAS followed by q reaction due both
10 discounting Of the optimistic talk
on the tariff and TO q slight recession
Of the prices Of sugar. Yet, for the
mere desirable stocks, the net result
Of the weeks transactions IL an Inn
proyement in prices
Altogether, for the five days ended
yesterday there were 1922 shares
changed hands, with proceeds Of S59,.
321.75. and bonds to the value or $32,.
900. making total sales s91,32l.75. De.
tails below include showing of how
the respective stocks stood on yester.
days list as compared with last sale
quotation on Mondays sheet.
G. Brewer & Co., 10 shares at 1880
for $2125; decline, 1880.
Eva 10S shares at 1875 to 1850 for
tl9S2S71z; steady.
Haiku, shares at IS for $3.50; ad.
vance Il SIS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06
EGGS AND POULTRY.

EGGS AND POULTRY.
Fresh chicken eggs. $50 soc: fresh
duck eggs, 25@27c; hens. 22da5c;
roosters, soc; broilers, CSC: turkeys.
s2@35c; ducks. Muscovy, soc; ducks.
Hawaiian, doz.. $3.50.
LIVE STOCK.
Live weight Hogs, 100,150 lbs.
11612ke; hogs, $50 lbs. and over,
100 lie. e
Dressed weight--Pork. 16617c; NUT
ton. s@10c; beef, 80 loo; calves.
POTATOES. ssgss.s
Irish, 11k@13zc:: sweet, red, 1c;
sweet. yellow. Of5 61ci sweet, white,
ONIONS.
New Burmudas, IL G3c,
VEGETABLES. -
Beans, string, h., 1h@2hc; beans,
lima in pod, &c: beets, doz- bunch, SOC;
cabbage, h., 1c; carrots. doz. bunch,
IH ID; corn. sweet 100 ears, $ldS2;
cucumbers, doz.. 35c; green peas, h.,
Sc; peppers, bell. h.. Sc; peppers,
Chile. H.. SC; pumpkin, H., 1A61Isc:
tomatoes, III, &c; turRips white, H.,
&c: watermelons, 20@65c.
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fef1 o. = .
Two residence tracts are being plan.
ned by the trustees Of the Bishop es-
tate. one at the, Pearl harbor naval
station and the other in the neighbor.
hood of the libby McNeill. q Libby
pineapple cannery 81 Kalthl That az
Pearl harbor extends nearly a mile
along the harbor front, being from the
army to the navy reservation A road
win run through the tract J0ngitudip-
ally, several hundred yards back from
the beach. Between the road and the
water the land win be reserved from
the market. pending applications for
IL from commercial and shipping con-
Germs. This portion. containing 81
acres, viii be. divided into 10 or u
lets. Back Of the road village site
OF 81 acres VIII be cut up into house
lots averaging 50x15a feet in size. Two
lots near the naval station have been
leased to the Catholic mission at q
nominal rental Leases OF 90 years
will be given ON the residence lots,
with clause making them forfeitable
for liquor selling or keeping fisor-
derby house on the premises In the
Kalihi tract there are 100 house lots
Of about one-sixth OF an acre each,
to be leased for q term Of 20 years,
At It's own expense the estate Is con-
Meeting the tract with the Honolulu
water system, the Lord. Young Engi-
neering Co. having the contract to lay
mains.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06

Articles Of Incorporation have been
filed by the L. Alloy Company The
capital stock Of the concern is $500.
with power to increase to $50, 600. The
company has been formed to take
over the business of L. Alloy at 1888
Nuuanu street
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Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
$40 shares at 25.75 to 2725 for $40,
407.50; advance, e.
Honokaa. 5 shares at for SIS;
steady. ...- r.
Benolulu Brewing & Mailing, 75
shares at 16.S7ls TO IL for s1271S71s:
steady H
McBryde, 80 shares, at 3.25 TO 3.50
for 1890; decline, e
Mutual Telephone, 1876 shares at
16.5a for 1921. so; decline. u.
Oahu, 425 shares at 14.50 to l4.621k
for $5l0s.1shs advance. Is.
Oiaa, 3S5 shares at 1.S7Jk to 2 for
S725.s21k; decline. y
0nomea. 40 shares at 1850 to 20.51
for sSg3S. Is; advance,
Paauhau. 500 shares at IL for $5509;
decline IL.
Paia. rs shares at Sc to gT.50 for
$2430; advance, IL.
Pioneer, rs shares at 1850 for
$3237.50; steady,
Pineapple, 210 shares at IS FOR
$3.50; steady.
Bonds sold consisted OF $40. 1000 Mu-
tual Telephone skies at 101.75: PiOp.
eer fives, $1,000 at 100.25; Waiaiual
ives, $1,000 at sS; Gas fiyes. $4,000 at
SO.
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per cent Of water was shown.

About $4,000 barrels of the daily
production are being pumped to the
Standard pipe lines, and approximate
" $4,000 barrels are being run into
storage. OF the amount going intO
storage 10000 barrels are being run
to the old Cprnfeld stump, which was
used to store the enormous output Of
the first great Lakeview gusher.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06

Iron ore exists In almost every
Chinese province. hut in only few
districts Is It mined on an extensive
scale.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06

A cut Of cents 4 barrel for crude
oil made By the STANDARD OH Co. on
its California purchases has been fol-
lowed BY corresponding reduction
in the prices Of gasoline on the part
Of producers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06
COMMERCIAL ITEMS

A farmer In the Lakeport region
Of California Is reported to have made
$4,000 an acre from his string bean
crop.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06

keting prOppsition from local con-
mission merchant is under considera-
ton by one, pineapple canning concern.
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- - tkurl tSJs ~ atH1b stttc AdptUtdHb 41o'
tate. Ltd. IN tie Maui circuit court
II IL said the grounds Of the claim are
nearly the same as those on which
! Mrs Atcherley Won. suit in the United
States sppreEie court on appeal
against Levers & Cooke for property
lin Honolulu.
Weather conditions ON Maui this
year have been very favorable to the
growth of cane. Joseph p. Cooke, pres
ident Of Alexander & Baldwin, reports
after visiting that island AT Pun.
meme the bitches are full and pump
ing Is unnecessary. Hawaiian Com.
mercial viii finish grinding, in two
weeks now, with crop Of between
b5, 900 and $4,000 tons Of sugar. Mr..
Cooke has similar cheering report
to make on the crop prospects on
Kauai plantations,
That business conditions In the
Hawaiian islands are again almost
normal and steadily improving was
the news which +. W. Dohrmann Of
Nathan Dohrmann Company brought
back today, when he returned on the
Oceanic elmer Sierra from trip to
Honolulu. The islands are rapidly
recovering from the slump which fol.
lowed the tariff reductions In sugar. :
he said. sThe Increased trade caused
by the army and navy In the islands
partly helped to offset the new con-
lit;ons. . Dohrmann took the ocean
trip for his healthS. F. Call.
Stanley Livingston, president Of the
Haiku Farmers Association. on re-
turning to Maui from a visit Of investi-
cation n Honolulu reported that CON
tract would be made with coast firm
to pay the farmers $50 8 ton for pine
apples I. o. b. wharf, Kahului. The
cost of packing and delivery at the
wharf was figured By Oahu shippers
at $23 to s2S a ton. Mr. Livingston
was led to believe that the federal
experiment station would undertake.
some demonstration work on the Hal
ku homesteads In the way Of prouot.
ing diversification Of crops.
According to w. p. Thomas, Of the
Thomas corporation. oyerproduction
and comparatively low prices Of can.
ned pineapples vii probably last until
the 1915 crop is marketed, but he looks
for improvement after 1916, provided
the planters do not extend their acre
age in the meantime Customers Of
the Thomas concern have increased
their orders, In one case 100 per cent
and in others so per cent over last
year. in consequence of the lower
prices. Mr.. Thomas says that
retailers In San Francisco are selling
standard ~ pound tins OF Hawaiian.
pines for is cents and the best brands
at 90 cents. Also. that he has been
advised that some of his competitors
are offering the standard brand at
$3.50 dozen, less 10 per cent, or $1.35
net, price he considers below actual
cost ar production. An important mar
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crop.
Installed bf the Bishop estate IL fhe
Kakaako section as well "a the new
Kalilii tract In both cases the reye,
nue. will no 10 the mi,fIcinalitv
A cut Of cents 4 barrel for cruds
oil made b. the standard ali "a, an
lowed by 4 correspondinq reduction
in the prices or easoline on the mart
Of producers.
d. +. Fullaway. the federal entoma.
loeisf here and 1. q Bridwell fha tar.
ritorial assistant superintendent 81
entomology. left in the steamer Mat.
search for parasites 81 the fruit Nv
aud other insect nests.
---- -
The Selma, Cal. Irrfgator antici.
pdfes some interesting facts regard
ing the Hawaiian Islands from n w
Hetherineton. who lafelv arrived n
Honolulu from that region "a huil5
Libby. Mcneil 81 IibbF:e nineannIe
cahhery here
The regular meet,ne ~ ,ha 4y.,.
hulu Imnrovenae,f cin6 for Tn, iii,
IS held Rtnndev av .,,,i Z. z.oa :.
the residencs of Isssa IL = ~ 49,, 9.
hall svenne nss, + ss $500 - H. s,a 7
4 sensrsl ,rvs.st;a., : ..sss ,''a =
reeiSs .,, - sha ''. ais.,.s. 'enusu y
q = s'-s ..'s- ~
rsl,, 49,. 49,. 60. !.
-. .ss l.s =, eaAes ~ HAWAII IA
!. ,.' .s,e.s.o -, 1le oilns y year was
,,.'.s sss1 -, - 1 ~ lxsu - 800 0n the
which WIN c ar4 aaasa ps ~ spos ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-06

A suit for 75s acres of land on Mo.
lokai has been brought by J. A. Ma.
goon, trustee in bankruptcy of Mrs,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-09

Ernest Hartley has returned N
Barnesville after a visit with friends
here
Mrs Pred sorr has been taken n
Tho North Wheeling hospital where
she viii undergo on operation.
Barney Nolan. Of Belmont street. ir
spending few days az Newark
L. T. Cunningham ha7 returned from
visit with friends az Fairmont
Mr and Mrs Albert Alum N
Shadyside. have returned from two
weeks trip fo Atlantic City
Charles Carmoan. ~ Wei1avfie. has
refnrned home after spending a few
days with friends here
Mics VILLA Spears. ~ piffehurrh. q
visiting Mrs Everett Dpafonbaugh 81
Gravel fliu
Miss Pearl Meek. ~ OZARK o. a
guest N Mrs % W Althar. ~ fh's
city
Mr. and Mrs T. e Lamdin and Miss
Myrtle Hicknrion have returned from
visit with friends no 81 CIairrvrI.
Isaac IIarfIIuo. Of noaUavnIe was
husiners visitor Yesterday
Wiifrrd parka haa returned from q
ririf wifh friends at Cleveland
John Ryder chief % police ~
Ianosvile. waF rucaf of chief ~
Police Malone Yesterday
Another r0o,n BIAS been Installed In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-09
Joyful Anticipation
of Motherhood

There is art % be a latent apprehension
~ distress 20 mar the complsts i1V of
expectation. But this o. quite overcome
BY the advice % 20 many women 20 use
Mothers Friend" This r. an srtrruaf
application dcEiEncd % 80 iubrioats tn
muscles and 70 thus 10 relieve the prrs-
sure roactiug on the nerves. that thr
natural strain upon the cords and Ira
ments a. not accompanied b. those severe
pains aid % cause nauaea. morning sict-
ness nti many local disfressss This
splendid enhrocation r. known to a multi
tudc Of mothera
Many people believe that those remedies
which have stood the test 81 time that
have been put 20 every TRIAL under the
yaryiug conditions % are. wotrht. eensraf
health, etc, may b. safely relied upon.
Aud iudging ~ the fact that Mothers
FRIEND has been On continual use since
our Erandmother's earlier years ard is
known throuEhout the United States it
nay - easilv Inferred that n o. sons-
fhinE that women talk about and gladly
rccommcrd 20 prospective mothers
'Mothcr's Friend" o. nrersrcd only IN
our own laboratory and o. cold ~ drug
.eta everyWhsra. ASK Tor a bottle to-dav
M write Tor q special hook f1r eNuectsnt
mothers. Addrcss Rradneid Regulator
60, t0i Lamar BIDS, AtiaRta, Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-09

the new school building IN the First
ward. The attendance is the largest
in its history.
The open season for squirrel begins
september Is and Clerk w J. Camp-
bell has already issued a number of
hunters licenses.
The Kings Bible class of the First
reformed church met last evening nj
the home OF Mrs. Harry Men on
Gravel Hill.
Howard McGregor. OF Columbus uni.
versity, New York. is spending a few
Gays with his mother, Mrs. Lucy Nc.
Gregor, OF Guernsey street.
Mrs. John Hopkins and dauRhter nj
GAINESVILLE, have returned home afte-
a visit with friends here.
DIR. and Mrs. f. f. Sulerberger have
gone TO Iowa for a visit with relatives
Jesse Seabright, of Gravel Hill. lef,
yesterday for Charlottesville. Ind m
resume his studies in Wabash college
howard Snedeker has returned from
visit with friends at Columbus.
Nathan Phillips has gone 10 CIeve.
land 10 spend a few days.
Mr and Mrs. James Ranie. Of Naw.
ark. have returned home after a ytsI,
with friends here.
Mrs. James McNamee Is the Ruest p,
relatives at Akron.
Dr. A. c. Beetham and family have
returned from a visit with RELATIVES
at Uhrichsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-09

well attended meeting in their hall
last evening.
s. b. Moon. OF Cadiz, was a bust
ness visitor in the city, passing
through on his way TO the Fair.
A. B. Crippen. OF Smithfeld, was a
business visitor In the city yester-
day afternoon.
Justice OF the Peace r. T. Ong re-
turned yesterday from a visit with
friends at Smithield.
Several cases were given attention
In Mayor Wyckof's court last evening.
The local dealers in school books
reported large sale OF school sup
plies yesterday.
Several candidates were initiated at
the regular meeting Of the Knights Of
Pythias. last evening.
Ralph Hatch has resigned his posi-
ton with A. c. Henschel and accepted
one with J. r. Wilson, the well known
laundryman.
Regular mid-week prayer services
viii be held in the local churches this
evening
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
new lumber yard Of the Scott Lumber
Company on Sixth and Carlisle streets.
for Toronto. Canada. 20 accompany his
wife and family home. who have BEEN
visiting there for some time.
Rev. J. s. Hill and r. r. Kerr we're
a. Unlontown yesterday where they
attended meeting Of the United
Presbyterian presbytery
ElwoOd loho left yesterday after
noon for a several days visit 10 Gin
Cinnati
The cool nights Of last week mas
caused many Of the campers az Camp
rest 10 return 20 their homes IN this
city.
Several visitors were In the city yes
terday. stopping on on their way 20
the Wheeling Pair
Tho Athletic ball team Of THIS city
won two Of the series OF three games
played az parkorsburg
Miss Grace Nelly Of Tenth street.
left yesterday for Cleveland 10 study
music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-09
Bridgeport Brlefs.


The Senior Mechanics and the
Loyal Legion held a well attended
meeting In their hall last evening
and large crowd was present.
Miss Kate Naily who was killed IN
the auto accident at Elm Grove yes
terday morning was well known IN
this city.
Walter Bags OF this city left YES
terday for Beallsville to accept the
principalship OF the schools at that
place.
Deputy Sheriff Samuel Dunfee was
business visitor in the city yester-
day afternoon.
The Bowlers ball team lost both
games of a double header at Maynard
Monday.
Robert v. Fredericks, well known
druggist. reported a large sale of
school books yesterday.
The thermometer at the toll house
went down to SO degrees Monday
night.
A large number of fair visitors
passed through this city yesterday.
Miss Catherine Sommers has re-
turned to her home In this city after
visiting friends In Colerain for a few
days
An important meeting Of the Board
OF Education was held in the office OF
George Sheetz last night.
The attendance at the high school
yesterday was the largest for several
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-09
BELLAIRE
Council Proceedings.

At last nights session of city coun-
ell the directors of public service
was authorized to advertise for bids
Tor replacement OF tubes in the boil
ers at the Bellaire water works.
Ordinance was passed declaring II
necessary TO proceed with the improve.
ment Of Franklin street from Forty.
fourth to three lots south OF Forty.
seventh by grading and paving.
An ordinance TO amend ordinance
No sos regulating the use of streets
during the period required for erecting
buildings was read first time and
action deferred until next meeting
While discussing the merits OF the or.
FINANCE IL was shown that the erection
of several buildings in the city has
caused much Inconvenience in the way
of travel and to a certain extent, has
injured the business of several peo
pie.
An ordinance was passed graning
permission to the c. l. Dorer Foundry
Company TO construct a sidewalk 10
the company's plant on Water street
Mayors report for the month OF
August showed the following collec
lions: Fines. $549.3O: licenses. $3.50;
total, S5S2sO.
The city solicitor was instructed 10
prepare a resolution declaring II neces
Bary 10 clean the ravine on the hillside
at the west end of Nineteenth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-09

The operators asked for a roferen.
dum vote Of the miners az the confer.
ence In Wheeling yesterday on thu
proposition Of accepting the rcalo a.
ohered 70 the miners az the Joint con.
ference The operators have Offered
within 2.3e per cent Of the 81 cents de-.
manded BY the miners. but the com
nitiee Of the miners refused 10 accept
the offer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-09
Larae Attenhann.

Ihe local schools opened for the
tall term yesterday morning and some
OF the rooms were crowded 20 their
capacity and enrolment for the first
dsy being the largest in the history
OF the schools. The new addition 40
the North building will not be ready
TOT use TN this morning. the finishing
touches being placed on the building
yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-09
Garfield Mccain.

Garfield McClain. a well known
young man, died las night at the home
OF his mother, Mrs. Kate McClain,
Thirty eighth and Noble street, fol
lowing an illness extending over two
years. For a number OF years he was
employed at the local plant Of the
Carnegie Steel Company. He was
abou 30 years OF age and besides his
mother IL survived by tire brothers
He was a member of Bellaire Lodge
No u. Loyal order OF Moose and that
lodge will likely have charge OF the
funeral. Arrangements for the funeral
had not been completed last night
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at the home Of T. j. Hatehers Sun
day.
Mr. Scott Wilson was a caller at
Bellaire Tuesday.
Mr.. John Kemp was a caller at An
drew Kemps Tuesday.
Messrs. Lewis and Oscar Hatcher
were callers at De Milhoan's Monday
evening.
Mr.. Byron Kemp was a caller at A.
]. Kempis Monday.
Among those that went TO Columbus
Sunday on the excursion. were Misses
Mary and Mabel Hatcher. Clara and
George Ewers. Mrs. Hattie Rice. Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Kemp, T. J. Hatcher
and Mrs Mollie Brand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-09

The fire hydrant on Carlisle street
near the new yards of the Scott Lum-
Der Company sprung a leak last even
ing about 8 o'clock and before the
water inspector could shut of the
water a large amount had escaped.
The water was shut OF and repairs
will be made to-day as the break oc-
CURED near the hose connections. The
waited shot about FIVE feet in the air.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-09

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the First Presbyterian
church viii meet tomorrow afternoon
% the home Of Charles Updegraph on
North Fourth street and the foll0wina
program viii be- rendered Africa
viii b. the topic and the leader Will
BE- Mrs. NJ G. Michel. music. read
Ing. Mrs Elmer Reed Needs Of
Africa MIS- Charles Taylor. music
review Of Africa. Mrs. Ried and Mrs
William Davies. After the program
has been completed. a social hour viii
be- held