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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04

ME d. Boyd. at Sos North Front
T.. Clyde Herrod. who is assisting
In the Baptist revival in Warwood.
visited Linsly Institute, Monday
afternoon and delivered an address
to the students.
Walter b. Hilton will leave for Fair
mont. Friday. where he will address
the carpenters OF that city in behalf
OF the carpenters union.
Prof. Harry E. Odgers, pincipal OF
the local High school. delivered an
address TO the Linsly students yes
terday.
Miss Laura Crago. who has been
OF duty as a teacher in the High
school for the last few days, on ac-
count of illness, again resumed her
duties yesterday.
Charles Michael. of the South Side,
Is detained at his home on account
of illness
Charles Powell. OF Fairmont. was
a business visitor in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Ethel Cats has arrived home
from New M~artinsville. where she
spent a few days the guest Of rela-
tives.
Mrs. b. j. Smith is confined TO her
home on Fifteenth street. with a
severe illness.
Fred McCrum. of Marietta. Ohio. is
a business visitor I'm the city for a
few days.
Mrs. Thomas osburn OF Pittsburgh.
is h guest of her sister. Mrs. Thorn
as Allen. OF North Wheeling.
Miss Sarah White has returned 10
her home at SistersviIle. after a brief
visit with local friends.
A. NJ. Francis has returned to New
N~artinsyille. after a short trip to
0 mis- civ nm hNuHtnnaa
Misses Nora and Frances Debolt.
! or Slstersyille. are I'm the city visit
ing friends for a few days.
Judge Howard Ogden of the public
service commission is in the city for
a few days on a case before the su
preme court Of appeals.
Attorney c. y. Campbell of Charles
Town was a business visitor in the
city yesterday.
Captain of Detectives Howard Has
tings has returned from Clarksburg.
where he was attending to business
matters.
Captain VI. G. Spirry OF C~larksbura
was in the city yesterday looking at
ter matters of personal business.
Mrs. b. J. Smith is confined to her
home on Fifteenth street. by illpk :
Mrs Mary Schwartz. OF TN
wheeling. who recently underwent
an operation in the North Wheelins
hospital. is rapidly recovering
l. william Taylor. of Freedom, Pa.
has returned after a visit with local
friends.
Judge Howard y. Ogden, of Charles.
ton. member of the State Public SCI.
vice Commission. arrived in the city
yesterday in the interests of a case
before the Supreme Court which is
in session here.
state Senator y. @. Keim. Of FIkins
Republican member OF the upper
branch of the legislature. arrived in
the city yesterday. TO spend a few
days on business.
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Erom Tor the cautata "Rcbeeea' fol-
Scene !. open country near A0raham's
Scene : on the desert.
seemed. NJ the well OF Nahor.
scenet Al the house Of Bethuel and
scenes. on uhe way to A~braham's house.
PRESENTATIONS.
i'ehecca ....... Mrs. !. BiseioW McClsv
ABRAHAM Eds Nv
Eliezer. Abraham's eldest crSsnt...
seba. obcd and Joel iiislcr.ss nrincipsIi
companions on his journey. 80.
.... NJ L.. Maxwell. David Morris
laoan' Eehccca's brother.
BethueL nebecca's father.'''w bunn
Achsa. Eliczer's wife
Jewish Maiden M Mrs' T EbGMSrd MSfS
chorus Of hcrdsmen. damscis and
MesdsmeS VIII 70. ,ot Hcit ven-
9nm; Ed~nrd Meek. Thomas smith,
Ware. CLYDE Tay Tor. a. u. Forster:
Misses Edith Burton. Olive titten. Mar
garet Wallace. MARY Fatnell. Ruth
Dunn, Mabel Morris, Anna McGough.
Irene smith. Maud McAninch, Kac
Gatchell. Myrtle Thompson. Lura Lane.
Maggie Jones. Marie williams Belle
Dew, Elizabeth Drummond. Ida Fer
rams Mary Garter: Mcssrs. Paul wells.
sutton Palmer. William Dunn. Paul
g. Williams. David Morris. Harry Dun.
Edward Meek. John Nelly, Allen Coch-
ran. win Harris. George krim. Edward
Schemp. James sweeney. Emiyn Jones.
James X. Grayson. G. Serig. NJ. L. Man
well.
Acompanist-Clair Haughton.
Niolinist-C. H. Mehrlin.
DirectOr-Ella W. DEFAULT
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POLICE KNOW NOTHING OF
R00MING HOUSES BEING OPEN

of tho segregated district. lie said that
ne did not. He said that the goods had
peen taken away in wagons ana many or
thefn stored. but he did not feel ready
TO say as to their destination. He said
the only women here now are those VINO
own their houses.
Officer WORKS said that he SUSPECTED
four houses I'm the second ward and two
ia the third. BUGGY was called and gave
practically me same testimony or in
formation as Kelly and verified kelly's
report He was followed by Roundsman
Minard, who told OF the extreme care
taken since the order went into effect;
tina only a few houses had tempt 10
open Mp. and that they had been
pulled end tined in police court.
Chairman Chew said that he under
stood that women Of the underworld
Were furnishing none to carry on the
night against Chief Leyland. Minard
was asked II he knew OF any petition be-
ing circulated to have the houses re-
opened. and said that he did not. \ mo-
ton was then made that the lieutenants
ing and the name Of the place eom-
planned Of. Captain Minard said that
few people would give their names when
'pimps' being In the city was also taken
~, and the police were asked to keep a
strict lookout for men 90 OF his kind.
They were also asked to try and get a
list OF the unemployed.
Detective Frazier was then called and
put To tho other men. lie verified De
tectiVe kelly's list of houses pulled. lie
was asked to keep "A lookout for the
houses. and I fine located any to notify
the committee. He replied; III / lind
out about any ] will pull them"
Charges.
The charges upon which the meeting
tonight will be based were then read.
They include the charges against Bum.
meT' walker for beating Bertha kasst-
way. officer viii West for shooting
at another officer on the south side. OF.
1cer Barcley for the discharge Of his
revolver In the American restaurant
/ ownership OF segregated district houses.
pay envelopes Of Officers being opened
Neider and McClatchley. for beating ur
| "a WarwoOd man.
Tho charge made that an officer had
struck n woman while on the south side
and which was placed as q rumor be.
! fore the committee by Mr.. fancy was
dismissed. Mr.. fancy having investigat.
ed the case FOR his own benefit and
I found the rumOr TO be false.
\ resolution was then entered tina
Z Ambrose Habig be notified 20 appear
before the committee with the name Of
the South Side councilman he spoke Oi
at the meeting saturday night. Ths
J committee said that the things said
! about the councilman cast suspicion
over all the members south Of the creek
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Obituary
Mrs. Maggie Morrison Bennett.

The death OF Mrs. w. r. Bennett. OF
ingram. Pa. formerly OF this city. oc.
Cured yesterday morning al Gas
O'Clock In the Homeopathic hospital,
flttsburgh. according TO word received
by local relatives.
Mrs. Bennett. was formerly Miss
Maggie ID. Morrison. She was first
married TO John r. Reed. About three
years ago she united in marriage 10
w. =. Bennett. and then moved TO In.
gram. She was born in 1865. and was
the daughter OF the late John 4. and
Mary +. Morrison. She was born I'M
PITTSBURGH, but her parents removed
10 this city when she was a few
months old. and until her marriage 10
MI. Bennett she resided in Wheeling.
she was a member OF the Methodist
Episcopal church.
The deceased is survived by her hus.
band, a sister. Mrs. Annie l.. Chew. of
Martins Ferry. o.. and a brother. DIR
Is. u. Morrison. of this city. a child
oorn Just before the death of the
mother, also survives.
Funeral services will be conducted
wednesday evening. The remains will
then be brought to the home of her
neice. Mrs George Thorngate. of Mar.
tins Ferry. arriving Thursday at noon.
me funeral will be held from tina;
place. with services az . O'Clock and
interment will be in Greenwood Gene.
terry. ~
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MARTINS FERRY
Looking over sites.

Cromwell Davis. rcp~rescutiuu tl. do
partm"ut Of public buildings Of the
treasury buildings al Washington was
~ the city yesterday looking over the
sites offered FOR "a government building
IN this city. Accompanied bv po4tmaaf-
~ q. o.. ScdEwick eight sites that were
"h'rcd wore gone over but they all
were 20 small Tor the amount Of ground
needed. Mr.. Davis also stated that the
prices asked bv local property owners
are an 20 big according 60 the amount
allowed Tor the purchase Of the grounds
Ihcfe was an amount OF $4,000 rr.
uroprl1t'd Tor o. building for This city
ana They are ont. allowed go per cent
uf that amount 90 purchase grounds
which viii be about SfT.50O.
The lot required Tor the erection OF
the building should b" 1fuNigs feet. Isf
br Davis stated yesterday that tn.y
would probably hC forced Co take "A
smaller piece OF property as such t
large Dot cannot Do obtained boz tHf. civ
The sites must be- wif1iu so Yards .r
ihr railroads if such can De obtained
ME- Davis viii remain Boo this citr f,r
several days Boo order Co get 100 OF tine
particulars Ou thn sites that hs viii
propose.
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Nf H .tEHN.f "HrffIHr .| IHs I...H
l'Ir' Ni Eli" held Iu tif.ir H4II Du N.rf.
p "ufIN street umfrrrr Iu" fIs ...uiu.
.fHU wfrH elected HHI several ....H
IHfr. w'.. Initiated ~ f.a .fa.. Df
lN" m.sfIUg DEL nut I"T.U Wa us...l
I pc follow IU. Umf.rr. wore elected I.I
f|r 'uruIur scar urI f.lr uUH h M
tailed tt tho Ur.f mr.fIrr H. ODD. f..Ir.
l' l. bold fU NurfI LVtIfnI .rIrI Il
-II"n 'ef"rmri leading ErIrHf. WIT.
Gov IHflur. esteemed tYtrI rrfrHf I4.fT
LHW'- esteemed lrtfurIug EuIrHt tI.H.
liIHu. m. tflrr charles IflIttHr.. fIr..
iF'. IHHfUHH Williams. fUr rUurlHsrf4.
i've Oh fHe national convention Co.. r..
fld 90 lfruNrr. Col. Ir IrI.. Ir I4..
johns alternative. o.. g. UHHnfI.r
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RIVER NEWS

The river was stationary at This poiui
yesterday. with a stage Of n feet record.
20 on the government marks al the Ne.
Mcchcn dam.
Nearly two days behind here schcd-
ulcd time. the big steamer steel fCtv
passed up at noon yesterday. bound roi
~itttsburEh. from Cincinnati. gho fsr.
Cincinnati last Friday
The Liberty cleared al % s.sIask ..4.
erdu b1uud for MHfamurae She Wtfl
arrive again this evening for her uauaI
trip Ihursdny morning
River Stages.
IIIISElItGN Pc. March a.
DAVIS ISLAND DANA feet. fall.
ing cloudy.
clear.
rAEkEHsErrG-aI feet falling.
clear.
OF CITY, feet. rising CLOUDY.
WAfiEfN-la feet. rising siouyd
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Carrie Louise Ella.

shortly before 4 O'Clock YESTERDAY
mornihk at the ohio Valley General
hospitai occurred the death of Mrs. Car
tie louise. wife Of Christian Els. OF
BOW street Death came as the re-
sun OF a brief Illness ~ complication
OF diseases, The deceased was the
dAughter OF Mrs. Emma Ziegler. form
erIy OF Fulton. but lately OF East Liv-
tIPp9l, ONO, she leaves TO survive hsr
nlothef. Emma Ziegler: sisters. Mrs
nnhle Meimer. Mrs. George WeiSenboru.
slIs william Gruber and Mrs. Fred
smith, OF this CITY and Mrs Tb.n5nrd
nlng. OF East Liverpool. O.: brothers.
fienty and Louis Ziegler. OF wellSvile.
be held this afternoon al > o'eiocL -,
INC family home on Bow street In
charge Of Rev. Ulfert. OF tho 81, Jobn.s
L~NahSellcal church, OF which the de-
be In Peninsula cemetery. "
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About People ,
Movements OF individuals 20
and From tile City.
TRLsTATE ARRIVALS AT
THE LOCAL HOTELS,

meLure-C. W. Campbell. Charles
town. G.. A. Dennis. Zanesville. o.
George W. Mccullough. ~Canonsburg
Pa: Il. -. Leonard. Washington. Pa.
Howard y. ogden. Charleston. ~. g..
StOctzer. FairmOnt Geo. Heisks,
East Liverpool. O.. j. g. Hays. V. x.
Adam. Beallsville. o.. Miss Luret-a
Pape. Miss Elizabeth Mooney. w. &.
Mooney, Jr.. and wife. WoOdsfield,
r.. d. Marquis. Marietta. o.. J. X.
Bachman, MOrgantOwn, p W Pat.
tersOn, WaynesburE. Pa Jack len.
non. r. VI. Woodwork. parkersburr
Ova Bcake. Jane Lew J. X. Davis,
Weston ,. schwartz, Huntington
q. - Grant. Jr. Parkersburg. Chas.
Charleston g. W DOwncy. John
Inghram. Wayncsburg. Pa " 4
Beattic. Parkcrsburg. ~ X. Ottcrms1
ParkersburE. o r.. Perkins. Washing.
ton. ~ s. W Allen. Flushing. O.
Stamm- T. . Bradford. Jacobs.
burg. o. ". A. Williams. Barton. O
Mrs Iohrn Scalley. Ncw Martins.
O 49, Woofter. kcnOva. " ~ Seyf.
fert. Hickory. Pa
Grand Central fi Neal Parkers.
burg W D. Hoffhoim, MartinsburK:
y ". BAXTER. New Athens. o.. Geo.
J. Lane. Mansfield o.. John Barnett.
cameron, W. T. Begin. St~eubenvlle.
o. w. ~ Johnson. parkersburr. D..
a Bartlett. Bethesda. O.. ID r.
French. Hlucficld L. Cariin. New
M|artinsvillc. " W. Radican. Lafferty
% r. T. Carroll. West Finley. pa
y X Bowman. Canton. o.
Brunswick-C. vs.. Hodocker
Charles Town Mrs wade Blackstock.
J~acksonbure y ~ Pettay. Flushing.
~. Samuel Green. Rush Run: John
~ ItiRbeo. POwhatan Point. o.
Mrs. Nathan T. Bsumgardner has
returned 20 Wheeling and viii mako
her home with h4~ sister. Mise Ion.
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Arranged for Big Meeting.

Vt q meeting 81 Inc local nest OF
owls held In their hall in the Shreve-
HerNey building Monday evening. they
made arrangements for holding a big
meeting on their next meeting night.
MouudN. March Is. and ell Of the lodges
ia this vicinity will be invited to- at
tend There viii be q large class Of
candidates initiated during the evening
ana after the business has been COM
plcted a social session will be- held.
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Special Lentcn services will be heId
TINS evening in the 81. Johns German
Lutheran church. lions Nv. Lutheran
church and 81. Paul's Episcopal church.
his evening. AT the two former
churches the services will be In charg.
OF the regular pastors. while at the lat
Ter the services will be In charge Of
KEY. LiNermorc. DID. rector Of Christs
Episcopal church at Wcllsburg. Rev.
Hadlcy viii conduct service in the
WcllsUurg church.
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inteiiiseneer 1914 Almanac for 25e
al th1 Sehsne News STAND. Set one
to-day.


DO TI"WTTTH ~ he EITfIlf IITT and
orchestra met 80 the Reed studio ON
fouith street yesterday afternoon and
Nfd ihfir pictures taken and will have
one hfEg picture placed boz the church
N' orchestra lg pfattiriur hard for.
ff'I Wuefurl which viii &c. given |u
ih' N~'inuNllle chapel Ou the evening or
hff'n rs The band alec has several
IuurffHrt engagements Tor tho tamInr
summer.
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Verdict Tor Plaintiff.

The case OF William Caldwell against
the stanton Heater Company. of this
city. was tried I'm common pleas court
AFTER the case was given To the Jury
= verdict was returned in favor Of the
amount sued for was $3.50. a. the plain.
I'm claimed that "A heater installed by
the company was not up 10 the require.
ments OF the contract.
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PRIsoEER Ar roRREoE

Ii.NREI MsNico. March Ill W
I'ni on Ncmrican. hns been "a prisoner
turdIuE fu American uh arrived F.rs
iruW tHU south to-day.
lNrf. e. furm'r eru riUfsrH.ut D. CON
eLru ton OF thr Iurr.ru division of bod.
MfNtrau National NHI.H.. i. CHARGED
Ply thf I0dUrI'H with h.IrU H r.h.T ...
iiumw ie auiI fH b. TOWNS L.
obtain hla release
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Iue fUH uenIU trustees held Id r..r..r
nnni1It nicotine iu thr township .ilr..
.'.'. u lI' Iufi IlU.E yesterday ~.
.IN''N hNh IN" meeting WAS ono uI fYT
m' lmrnriIHf lelI fur come limo
"'f'iil .mrolltut matters wen. df..
aNd @ d. expected fHHf action
W. N'tf iIiNrr. The rnuuIHr monthly
NIII. were fI.H ordered paid
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$685.. 900 BOND ISSUES
PROPOSED FOR CHARLESTON.

special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence
CHARLESTON. W Va. March g.
m ordinance providing for q bond
Issue or $3.50 600 Tor public improve.
mCnts has been proposed bv fbe Gins
Board ~ Ahairs and is expected % b.
passed hy that body az 10. next meet.
inE or his amount sf50.0OO b. for
paving sewerage. $4,000 for u market
house, 10000 % public library and
s84o.0O0 for free bridge over Kanawha
river
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Reserved Seat Sal. To-day.

The reserved seat sale for the cantata
which will be given in the High auditor
ium tomorrow evening. under the direc-
ton OF Miss DcVault. will go on sale
this morning at 7.3O o'clock. at the Sci
by a Reed drug store. ca Hanover street.
No doubt "a large crowd will be present
at the auditorium as a large number of
tickets have been sold for the affair.
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INf board ". Trade held r.ruf.r
ws.fIur In their rnUr. IH frr
tt'U.uI IHI several imr.fItrf ...ft..
N''' iI I'r Nir.1 SON. tho most iuuarf.
n' lsIE tne matter of ths reduced
wfH appointed 40 tEe t4sf r..f.rv III
WIZ tno traction 0irIfi- made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
OLD RESIDENT DIes

SPSSlal DlspatCh to the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. Pa. March 3
Nathan Stellar, a life long resident
OF East Finley township. died early
lie was 20 years of age and followed
huckstering for many years past. sell
ing his produce generally in Wheel
ing, w. Va.
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Vacancy Filled.

AT q regular meeting OF the Brook
side council. held Monday evening
John Ielinka was elected 10 nll the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
W. =. Thomas, who recently moved
10 Martins Ferry. Mr.. Zelinka will
also act IN the capacity Of president
Of the body and will be chairman of
the hnance committee. During the
meeting several important matters
were given attention and the matter
Of paving tho road through the vii
lage was talked over.
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box social was given last evening
IN the f1tth street NJ. T.. church and a
large crowd was in attendance during
the evening, and many boxes were dis
posed OF. The feature OF the evening
was the chicken supper that was served
m the parlorS Of the church. There was
also ol kinds Of refreshments on sale.
\ neat sum was cleared during the
ycuing.
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The Ladies' Aid society Of zion Evan
geltcal Lutheran church will hold a reg
ular monthly business and social meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. 7. "a. Heslop.
~ No. ga walnut street. tomorrow art
ernoon. \ short business session viii
be held. followed a social hour. All OF
INC members OF the society are re-
puested to attend as several interesting
matters will be discussed.
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SENTENCED 10 eenjt.ntiarv

Judge Lynch. sitting in Common
fleas court yesterday at st. Glars
vile, sentenced John Nemitt. Of Laus-
ing who was recently convicted of
manslaughter. TO an indeterminaie
term In the p~enitentiary at Columbus.
The man was found guilty at the last
session of the court. IL is expected
that the prisoner will be taken 20
Columbus some time this week.
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Two vicious fights are said TO have
taken place on Broadway near Jersr-
ION street a couple of days ago and
several OF the parties were injured. one
tulnict II said TO nave occurred late
saturday evening. and two OF the men
implicated rolled of the porch. ON
SUNDAY afternoon the other contest took
place, and In the struggle a large pane
OF glass I'm a door was broken. several
OF the parties received bad cuts In the
second battle.
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The local Degree of Pocahontas will
go to shady side. where they will insti-
tute "a new degree OF the order and the
local degree team VIII have Charg. OF
the institution as "A large class will be
taken In. Great PocahOntas Matte Set
terrified, OF Columbus, and Mrs. Tavern
Ter, OF Cleveland. viii be present TO sec
the work. After the business has been
comnlcted a bannucl viii be esrNcd.
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school wiz be resumed al the high
school this morning after "a two days
vacation during which time the teach
ers OF the school visited several OF the
different schools iu the state. To-day
snd tomorrow the pupils Of the south
same purpose.
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Pool Rooms c1n.eh-

All or the pool rooms operating above
the city were closed Nondsy arierro,n
10y Constable MCNastcrs. Of At pIsH#-
ant because they were not operating
.hgtf the regulations required By law
~ o. expected that they will re-open a.
soon a. They conform with the law
There were about live OF the rooms
closed
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Not Guilty.

The jury in tie case of the state
OF Ohio against Joshua Holland, of
THIS city who vas charged with con
.tributing TO the Delinquency of two
young girls OF this city. returned a
verdict OF not guilty after being out
a lew The testimony OF the
girls was impeached as ia was said
they told different stories of the affair
10 persons. Yesterday the girls were
taken back to the Girls Industrial
nome at Delaware. where they have
Deen since h man was arrested.
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Roger Obseauies.

IH.IaI s'TNlc's Over The REMAINS Of
fsu, lteger. young lad who received
aa,aI INJURIES sunday when he ran under
a street car. will be held this morninr
Snyrt services Will be held at the home
9t ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph q.
AZ 81. Joseph's Cathedral and intsrn1@nt
Mi DC ~ Mt Calvary cemetery. Father
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Hurt In MINI

Joseph Nineska. q miner employed
IN the Blaine mine OF the Lorain Coal
a Dock Company, was the victim OF
a serious accident yesterday morning
about ? o'clock while at work in tho
mine by being hit with "A coal ca
while il was being hauled OUT OF the
mine. After the bruises about mis-
head n body was attended ID oy
Dr. Biddle the man was removed TO
his home.
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Mcconnell Funeral

rms afternoon at the home Of his
sister-in-law. Mrs. W. w. McCopne1i
VIII be held the funeral services over
the remains OF the late James McCon-
hcll' well known cooper. who died Mon
uaN afternoon Following the services
interment viii be in Peninsula Cemetery
his death was due to a parnlytic stroke
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late Mrs. Phoebe Hill. who died AZ
her home Monday evening after a
snort illness of pneumonia. Rev.
John Neal. pastor of the Kirkwood
Presbyterian church. will have char.e
OF the services. Interment will be
made in Greenwood cemetery in
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04

Mrs. Mary Jones and daughter.
Mrs. Phannsticl of Delaware. o., are
the house guests Of Mrs. Clarence
NcConnaushy for a few days.
John Moore OF Kansas has returned
To his home after a short visit here.
George Nogcl has returned from a
nor business trip TO burgh.
Mrs. ollie Brooks is confined 10 her
home in kirkwood by illness.
The Senior Mechanics had a large
class To initiate at their meeting last
evening.
Miss Mary Marlin has returned
from q short visit with Pittsburgh
friends.
Bert Orth of Holloway was I'm this
city yesterday calling on friends.
Mrs. Edward Bonar returned home
last evening from Darlington, where
she has been spending several DAYS
with relatives.