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The L'Anse sentinel., 1914-08-22

2 Judging by dispatches from Norway,
reports OF the discovery Of new
processes that viii double the pro-
duction Of saltpeter in Chile do not
disturb or alarm the Norwegian man
ufacturers of artificial fertilizers. The
Norwegian producers assert that the
market for their product is so enorm-
GUS that even the doubling Of the
South American output will not per-
ceptibly affect the market. Hitherto.
the artificial fertilizer manufactured
FROM the atmosphere. by the use of
electricity at the Norwegian water
falls, has been produced at much
lower cost than the natural product Of
Chile. Furthermore. the South Amer
ican deposits are certain 10 be ex.
hausted In 20 or 25 years. AZ the pres
ent time the Norwegian nanufactur-
ers are producing annually about 9O.-
900 tons. In few years. however.
when the gigantic electric plants at
Aura. Sundalen. and other places are
completed, the output will be In.
creased to 100000 or 100000 tons an
nually.
The fisheries department at the Cen
tennial exposition is one of the most in
teresting and important. Among the OH
jects to be seen there is large
worlds map, on which Is represented
by means OF tiny flags. the number Of
Norwegian seafaring vessels. and
their location at the present time.
1t appears from this chart that the
coasts most frequently visited by Nor
wegian carriers are those of the Bal
tic sea, the west coast Of Europe
and Mediterranean. and the American
shores OF the Atlantic. The ports
where the greatest number OF flags
are massed are. next after the Baltic
ports, New York, Mobile, the West
Indies, Buenos Aires. Java and sgd
ney, Australia. Norway has the sec.
ond largest maritime feet in the
world. being led only by Old England.
In 1875 nearly all OF this feet con-
sisted of vessels under sail, but the
change to steam has been very rapid,
and today the proportion is $4,000 to
$4,000.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1914-08-22

Dublin. ireland, AUG. 1b.-scores o.
Germans employed IN. Dublin hotsls
and in hotels at watering pisces on
the coast. wsre .afr9eeeds The plAnP
Of the country aroun4 pubIlA bay
wsrs found upon one prisoner.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1914-08-22
Wheat Yield Abundant.

Wheat Yield Abundant.
Claims that Michigan will have a
bumper crop this year were sus-
tanned when the crop report of Sec
retary of State Martindale was is
sued.
The report shows that the esti-
mated yield of wheat in Michigan is
13.5OO,000 bushels, or an average yield
per acre in the state Of 1857 bushels.
Martindale says that large per-
centage Of correspondents throughout
the state report wheat of good quail
ity, although some In the southern
counties report that considerable dam
age was done by the hessian fly. Last
month Michigan farmers marketed
203,274 bushels Of wheat In Michigan.
and 1t Is estimated that 100000 bush.
els of whsat grown year ago are
still in the possession of the growers.
Correspondents report that the av-
erage estimated yield Of rye is 1888
bushels per acre. which will made the
total yield about 100000 bushels. The
probable yield of corn is not estimated.
but It is claimed that the total yields
Of oats will be approximately 55.000.-
900 bushels. Beans, potatoes and sugar
beets are reported to be in good con-
dition.
Correspondents in the fruit belt say
that early frosts damaged peaches to
considerable extent, but 1t is expect
ed that the corp Of apples will be
above the average.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1914-08-22
Teachers VIII Be Examined.

Examination for teachers life GER
tificates will be held at the capitol Au-
gust 10, while the examinations for
county certificates will be held in va
rious county seats August 13, IA and
15. The announcement of the examin-
alton was made by Superintendent OF
Public instruction Fred l.. Keeler.
Every teacher who desires to teach
must have certificate. Failure to
have one will react on the school dis
trict itself, as some of the primary
school money will be withheld until
the state authorities are certain that
all Of the teachers are properly
equipped with state certificates OF
some sort It has been the idea in the
past that teachers from other states
could come in the first week OF Sep
tember and start In to teach without
Michigan certificates.
While the state authorities cannot
stop such procedure. they intend this
year to hold back some of the primary
apportionment in all such cases. and
Elm this way create the impression
among the various boards that they
had better have teachers with state
certificates.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1914-08-22
Mine Assessments Above vaIuatIons.

Nine Assessments Above Valuations.
Michigan State Tax Commissioners
Kearney and State Geologist r. G. Al
lef have been In the copper country
taking data on the assessment of the
copper mines for the coming meeting
of the state board of equalization this
month.
While neither one will make any
statement until their oficial report ID
made to the state tax commission
and later to the board of equalization.
It is known that they found that the
copper mines were assessed away
above their cash valuation.
The assessments In the copper
country seem to have been made
on the capital stock and not ON
the mines proper. Some of the larger
mines with big stock market value
for their stock have been boosted
into the skies. while other smallel
mines. whose stocks are not well
liked by investors. have been assessed
too low. An attempt 10 to be made
to have these assessments eQualised
30 that the copper mines, like all
other property In the state. will be
put on cash value basis, or 40 neal
one a. possible. 4
While this condition obtains III thu
copper country, the most of irou
mines are assessod directly at cash
value and the boards will attempt "a
keep them there. The stock ip' thu
iron mines II not 20 much dealt with
and for that reason 1t does not soa,
10 high. s
The L'Anse sentinel., 1914-08-22

Detroit 70 Invite Meetings.
Five important conventions, eithr
or state or. National, will within the
next few days be invited by the Do
troiters to meet in that city in 1915 or
1916.
Other invitations are being arranged
By J. Lee Barrett. secretary Of the
Detroit Convention bureau. from Do
troiters not actively connected with
these organizations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
Health and Beauty Hints
BY MRS. MAE MAI,TYN.

A. ID. G.: That itching and profus.
ocssn plainly indicate an unhealthy
cor,s your hair vii: take on It's former
rtohness ana beauty. Shampooing oc-
saeionAly with = tesspoonfuf OF csnth-
49, and inviForates the scalp and results
"a healthy. beautiful hair THIS sham
poo Is very expensive and you win not
suits VIII be very gratifying.
can 1. .ssi, r rss r.. ssd hS.Sd both
You folio wthsse simple directions: Oct
= ounces psrnotis from your druggist
s Shan d, !, ano, IN n pints hot water;
fore each meal. This reduction method
~ gradual and positive in its action and
Goes not depend on diet or exercise for
results The skin will be left Arm and
free from wrinkles.
Inquisitive: Your pimpies and sailov
complexion are caused by Impurities In
your system. Try this old-time blood
purifier and tonic and I am sure you
alcohol add 1 ounce kardene (from drug
store) then y cupful sugar and hot
water 10 make a fun quart. Take a
Tablespoonful before each meal and vour
skin will grow clear and the color on
health will come back TO your cheeks
rms tonic is fine for aches and ills pre-
Naient In cold weather and tends TO
cleanse body of poisons causing rheu.
inatism and kidney and liver troubles.
HERNIA: | think all eyes are beautiful
~ clear and sparkling. and all ewes NAV
be that II cared for properly / nut ?
or drops of my simple homemade
are tired or the lids show any tendency
10 Inflammation. I use oftener or battle
entire eye and lids. To make the tonic
store and dissolve IL in pint of clear.
cold water.
Annaben: To be sure, you can have a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT

BY Ruth Cameron

one or my neighbOrs lost her hus
band Just before Christmas. a few
Of US who had known her very well.
and who realized how great her be-
reavement was, decided that Christ
mas would be very gloomy for her
this year and promised ourselves va
would break away from our own fam
lily circle long enough during the day
10 visit her. He and she were liter
ally all the world to each other. for
they had no children and their few
relatives are widely scattered
| FOUND her almost happy
What do ypu think" she said. her
pleasure flushing her face. Il learned
Just yesterday that Just before ne died
John had had his pictures taken. To-
surprise me on Christmas. You know
how avorse he has always been 10 cC-
ing TO photograI her he hadn't had
picture taken for years before
y used TO try to coax him 70 20. hut
he never would. After he died felt
50 badly about II. or counsel could
never forget him or how be looked.
but a picture wCrld have been so tam
gihle. And Yesterday the proofs came
They are splendid u seems almost
Ike Christmas present from him. d"
And she showed me the proofs
know there are many homes where
one member Of tho family-mother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
BAD COLD? YOUR
HEAD STUFFED?
-Pspe's Cold Compound gives
quick relief-Contains
no quinine.

Take -Pape's Cold Compound
every two hours until you have taken
three doses. then all grippe misery
goes and your cold will be broken
II promptly opens your clogged-up
nostrils and the air passages OF the
head: stops nasty discharge or nose
running: relieves the headache. dull
ness, feverishness. sore throat. sneez-
ing. soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up, Quit blowing
and snuffing. Ease your throbbing
head-nothing else In the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only IS cents
at any drug store. II acts without
assistance. tastes nice. and causes no
Inconvenience. Accept no substitute.
advertisement
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father or son, refuses steadfastly TO
nave picture taken. Il do MOI take
% GOOD picture" or Il would rather
20 10 the dentist than have my nj.
turc taken H. the eXcuse-phrases so
familiar that they have taken place
with those ready-to-use bits OF con
NtTeauoE aptly termed bromides.
u may be that you feel this wav.
100. II so. YOU are guilty of a very
common form of selfshness. although
u D. not always recognized as such.
lou may feel that you do not take
good IiCrre and that you would
ralL'r have Your dear ones remember
Won as YOU are. or that YOU feel self.
conscious and rather foolish But
should YOU consult your own wishes
and FEELINGS In this. not theirs?
DO YOU know OF any home that has
lost on" OF it, members that does not
treasure p picture of The departed
ono Have you not lost someone
idIhef mother, son OF daughter, for
whose picture yCu would not take
many times ifs weight I'm gold?
Then why deny others this same
pleasure A picture OF ourselves is
NOT taken for ourselves. but for 9th.
erf And 10 they want a picture OF ug
ENOUGH 20 impOrtuno us for a.. why NOT
con idnr them. rather than our own
pre- iudices2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05

clear velve:y. pink-and-whi.e complex
.on ~ you caro- enough to give a a Iittl.
powcer and us.ng a plain lotion made by
e,AsoIvinx 4 ounces spurmsx (get from
dIuggisD In pint witch hazel or hot
water. TO which should be added tea
spoonfuls glycerine. This Is easily an
E.leo. dries quickly and iu-parts a d.
,nfhttui tone 10 the complexion. Espec-
aot be detected when on.
Pearl: Yo1r wrinkles might be caused
an many different ways. but without re-
Earc TO the cause. am giving YOU A GER
tain relief which my friends and I hav.
proven This Is inexpensive and IL made
ounce almozoin Cfrom any druggtstI and
add : teaspoonfuls glycerine. Apply the
Jelly cream pientifully ON retiring and
morning wash of and apply a little
more A few such treatments will soon
GEAR the skin OF wrinkles. reduce the
complexion.
Clara NJ: You can help nature beau
my your hair by keeping your Scaip per-
fectly healthy and free from dandrufY or
ltchiness. Make your own tonic and
massage little into the scalp and hair
OF alcohol. TO which I add / ounce aiIin.
zoin and y pint water. This auinzoin
t9nlc soon puts the scalp In "A healthy,
Guinness and gives TO the hair roots the
strength necessary to produce n luxuri
ant growth OF long. brilliant hair
Cora: Objectionable fuzzy or hairy
growths are easily banished IL Won Tnix
enough powdered delatone with water to
Iorm thick paste and apply the hairy
surface for or minutes. then rub OF
wash the skin and every trace OF boir
Is gone. Excepting in very aggravated
cases, one application OF delatone Is
enough. No harm will result. bur n.
certain you get delatone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
TWO PARTIES
WILL BE GIVEN
AT HOME OF MRS. GEORGE RAJ
sToN ~ MARTINS FERRY
THIS WEEK.
Eiks Open House Was EnIoyabIe-
6ehenk- Stroehmzn Weddino
Takes Place This Evenino'

Mls- George @. Ralston and Mrs.
John l.. Hervey. of Martins Ferry.
VII entertain Friday and Saturday
aternoons with two delightful par
ties for which these hostesses are
noted Tho events will be held al
the home OF Mrs. Ralston on North
Fourth street.
Friday afternoon the ladies' win en-
JOY sewing and have planned 20 COM
work A luncheon will be served and
every detail will be In keeping with
Valentine Day.
Saturday afternoon the guests will
enjoy cards and all are anticipating
an enjoyable afternoon. A luncheon
OF dainty appointments will be served
on this afternoon and ST. Valentine
VIII ngure In the decorations.
These two hostesses are noted for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
GIVES DINNER
Bishop p. J. Donahue Entertsins
trustees Of North Wheeling Hos.
pital With 6 o'Cfock Dfp1er

one OF the most important events
Nhich mas ever taken place az the
Cathedral residence. was carried ont
yesterday evening. when the m Rev
bishop Donahue OF the Wheeling do
cese IN a very pleasant and delight
Iui manner entertained the trustees
OF the North Wheeling hospital az "A
O'Clock dinner a. MS home Those
present were Hon r < Riley. Dr 7
\. Wtngerter 7. j. Green. y. H. Car
ney. John Coleman, George busch and
r. Is Carney. After enjoying the hos
pltaIity OF Bishop Donahue during the
evening. the guests at late hour d..
parted for their homes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
Muddy Skin---
BlotChes and Pimples
Are More Quickly Removed and Pure,
Colo1ul Skin Restored by the Use
OF StUart's Calcium Waters
Than BY ANY Other Method

There g. no common sense In MINI
piles. liver spots. blotches. etc. marring
your beauty and ~ you will read the
rest ~ this announcement YOU ain see
exactly why This is 80.
When you eat YOU fu tho eptfro
blood with all manner Of waste matter
IT decay ana fermentation OF "A harm
ful klne arise then this poisonous
matter o. taken into the blood and
must DO thrown of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
Dernberoer-Ducen.

Miss Sarah Dernberger and Mr..
frank Dugen were quietly married at
the home OF Harry F. Kreuger on the
south Side last evening. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Arden
Miller OF the Emmanuel Baptist church
Mr.; Dugen Is employed as a stdgie
maker al the Marsh factory OF this
city. The happy young couple will
make their future home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kreuger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05

The next meeting az the Drama
league vii be- held at the a % 4. "A
rooms Monday afternoon at g o'cioct
Following the study of tho fechniqua
of the Drama. cOnd1cfod bv Mrs Wal.
ter Kelley. The member will continue
tho reading ~ the second Mrs Tan.
queray This reading was begun in
December and o. essential to fho NOM
bers OF Tho league. ~ they wish to Do
efficient in th Judging OF good drama
~ The end of The season the members
will be- able to criticise and appreciate
any drama
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
The Stock Of Valentines

Now on display at the Nicoll Gift
Shop" is indeed interesting.
Some of the comic valentines are
so clever that you can't look at them
without smiling.
And the line OF higher grade will
surely delight you when you see them.
These are OF the silk. satin and eel.
luloid variety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
Charity Ball

Great preparations are under way
for the big charity ball 10 he held at
the Carroll Club on the evening OF
Wednesday. February Is and II will
lar eclipse the event Of last year.
The club will be deliberately deco
rated for the event and the ball is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
Dancing Class az Island Club.

This evening Mrs. Maud Spooner-
Becker will entertain her advanced
pupils with a dance AT the Island club
rooms. She Will teach tango. hesita-
ton waltz, ore step. four step. etc.
TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
Schenk .strorhman Weddinn

The wedding OF Miss Freda Amelia
Stroehman and Mr.. Edward A. Schenk
takes place this evening at 5 O'Clock.
az the home OF Mr.. md Mrs. r. c.
Stroehman. at Echo Point. Rev. Wer-
der will offciate in the presence of
only the relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05

IN" blood Iu nHfunWIHf f|n d afrea rst
"' wHt"r lf has tne ability f1 riearsa
very quickly. hut DO if d. 0Iled with
rI'h matter Hr if cannot handle tTe,
70 DNfriuwe and leaves debris nrT
refuse of nII Kind. alruE Ifa rsuree
IrH aNiu uf The fI.. IN. .u tender that
th' iupur'trs iu Oh. blood brcaf ca.f-
If through. THr pores off inr skin ur.
der The influence of poisonous fsfrs.
matter hr.nm unable Co. In fbefr
wufI Then it ia trff the blood b.
r'rHtInflN fhrowiuE waste MATTER into
'HfW N'IlrH fNrm uu UUfH fhar sr
rnar NEe ufue BILLS of d.-.o.YreI irr
UHr|fIH.
rfuHrfH Calcium Wnfsrr rre conn
posed NJ powerful. blood cleansing in
tftNI.nfH ono OF those. rrIrfrfr.,
culrniie Is tHs strongest blood pun
Ter known
They H1 into rnur blood just like IN.
rnfriiIuu from your food They f0f-
Dob" every vein boz fne body Inc.
OMEN thD pores. They fffu frr blood
IhrH IIH tIs element. f.Hf cause .lt..
D orders auH. better fH1u aU siae tho.
- tlrir work speedily. rentIF arf vrf
fnr..h.Y and veil
~IuHrtH calcium Waf.r. arc pfe4a.
'Ii q" 't.N HIi 5000 rIHr obtain e Er,,
inf WHgr" from an. druggist prire
a1 cent?.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
wonEEs CLUE CALENDAR.


Wom7n's Clun az Wclf.L1rs Hudson
House
Friday, February g.
NuUHu.a club OF MoUrH.rIfIr Mr.
) 8. HlH1d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
SeWinu PARTY.
Charity Whist

The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent
Society entertained this afternoon at
? o'clock at the Mercantile Club with
a charity whist and in charge are
Mrs; Fannie krause and Mrs Ella
Horkheimer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05

been prepared with Maryland college,
to be discussed. The following .a tho
program.
Woman's Medical 40 Baltimore
Elizabeth Keay
Goucher Collerp-Miss Nettie GuI.
man and Mrs John Palmer. oi
Wellsburr
Frederick College Miss Wilma Low.
ts. Miss Jessie NcCullouah luf
Mrs ". % Erskino. Jr
Luthervillo College Mrs IS. o. o.
Caldwell
National Park Seminary Miss Eu
zabeth Stamm and Miss Alberta
SfOfel
There will ho musical number. Ir
charge Of Miss Katherine EIler.
which VIII consist of selection. Dol.
Mrs Frank Gibbs Mrs Gibbs u..
formerly Miss Hodges. of NorrHrfDu.r.
lnd This j. hor fr.f appearance vIe.
J. Dora Nr'uirEor Gill also render
vocal selections The aides OF H.
afternoon will bo Nrad1mea John 1f.
Coll. q Bates NcLain. EstcIla I.r.
" VI kimh"ri1nd. vs. A. Nr
John Nrtlur. Don NDrr.man
I.iun. u. y iITHe NI..a I...
lawson. f.rr.. T.Guur. rf.u.. .
on or Ntf Liberty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
Elks Open House.

The local Elks entertained at their
club on Fifteenth street, Wednesday
evening with open house and the
event was quite as enjoyable as the
ones given heretofore and was as
largely attended. Gump's saxaphone
orchestra was present and furnished
the music. The early part OF the eve
ming was spent in specialties. Messrs
Louis and Wilson Grub rendered Sc
lections on mandolin and guitar and
were heartily ensored. They respon-
ded willingly. There were moving
pictures with appropriate subjects
chosen.
The entertainment committee did
everything to have the event planned
Tor the old and young alike and when
this committee starts out to do things
there Is no such word as fail The
next big event at the Elks is their
annual Mask Ball on the evening of
February %. j. Front will furnish
the costumes and be busy with spe-
clal make-ups. Those desiring spe-
cial costumes are requested 10 notify
Mr.. Front in time.
The following include those pres
ent Wednesday eveuipV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
GET VALENTINES AT NICOLL'S
FROM PENNY COMIC TO FINEST
coh has Ihem of All Fail to Come
To the Store and Look EN- Over
Valentine Day

Valentine Day
Always brings back thoughts OF boy.
hood and girlhood days.
= is time when we can all have
a little innocent fun. and IL brings
an opportunity to the young heart to
ment
In, selecting your Valentines don't
overlook the Nicoll stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05

Tho Equal SuTrare LEAGUE Frr..
Afternoon 90 Che home Of Mrs G.rr 4.
Boyd on Fourteenth street All mrm
t.r- are requested t0 attend r. nr.
nnremcnts win bc made frr .r.r.
o. who viii hc boro in tho moan fr
frro
Miss Florence Hose. who ha. fu.f
i'. urn'd rom down ir tho state.
viii give talk which will b.. uf .r
tcrcst tO all members.
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given for the benefit OF the Home OF
the Good Shepherd. Orchestra music
viii be rendered and an able commit
tee Is in charge. Mrs Thomas Beat
tie is chairman of the general com
mittee and she will leave no stone
unturned 10 have the event a perfect
success in every way.
The patronesses are Nesdames.
Seaton Alexander. William Burns. ].
J. Carroll, John Coleman, Harry A.
Ebbert, J. A. Edmunds. ohm A. How
ard, j. j. =. O'Brien, Frank Reister,
Charles i. Smith. Robert Snider.
John Storer. William Z. Weiss, Ma
tilda Zoeckler.
Afternoon Party
The following is a copy of cards is
sued TO two hundred ladies:
Mrs. William II. Hobbs
Mrs. ]. Edward Biackford
Mrs. ]. Francis Mullaney
Mrs. Jack Johns
Elks Club
Martins Ferry
Thursday afternoon. February nine
teenth
nineteen hundred and fourteen
r. S. V. p. Fancy Work
Old Fashioned Dance.
o.
lumbus will entertain with an old
time dance at the Carroll Club and
many guests will attend. All the Old
style dances will be INDUCED in with
orchestra music furnished.
Six O'Clock Dinner.
Mrs. Howard Decker OF the Island
entertained with "A O'Clock dinner
wednesday for Mrs. Alice Wilson OF
Toronto. o. who leaves for Cincin-
nau 10 make her future home. The
dinner was prettily appointed ana
there were covers for the following
from Bellaire:
Mrs. ID. w. Dickens. Mrs. Alice vii
son OF Toronto. O.. Mrs. George
Royce Mrs. Charles Strahl. Mrs.
lanes Triton: Mrs. Henry Fitton.
Mrs. Anna Morgan. Mrs. Albert Al,
lum OF Shadyside. Mrs. w T. Alex-
ander OF Moundsville and Miss Flea.
nor jackson of Wheeling.