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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
TABERNACLE NOTES.

IL was so warm in the building last
evening that all OF the doors had TO
be opened for a short time.
Rev. Chas- II. Robinson. OF Wheel.
ing. was present at the services last
evening and offered a prayer
The Degree of Pocahontas sang the
opening ode OF their lodge last eve.
ming before they were seated.
The Wheeling Traction Company
furnished a special car last evening
to bring the delegation of street car
men TO the meeting.
meeting in the interest OF the re.
vival was held at the Florence mine
yesterday at noon. and a large crowd
was In attendance.
The shop meeting today will be held
at the Sheets coal mine at the head
of Jefferson street.
The Junior Mechanics will attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
MINERS WILL ATTEND SERVICE
IN MARTINS FERRY TONIGHT
Do you remember when you got con-
Verted He sets me free.
BAD Beoinnino

10 you remember when you got con-
Verted He sets me free.
Bad Beginning
There IL young man in this town
who Is going to vote for saloons,
which some are seeking here. One
day he came home and his wife said,
You had drink" and he replied.
Yes. i had a glass of beer. All OF
the nice people do that. take a drink
of beer or wine" He says to his wife.
You needn't be afraid. am a gentle
man. and | can leave IL alone" Ten
years go by. and | see him stagger
into the home and he has plucked
some OF the roses out of the cheeks
OF his wife. The children run from
him. He says. Il will leave II alone. {"
and she said. Il have heard that story
before"
He does stay sober for a while and
the children again can be seen play
ing around his knee and in a short
time he Is found In the same condition
again and one day he was picked out
OF the gutter. | say brother. IL you
want to. you can come to Jesus
Christ. Jesus Christ can cure a dop
ei. and a great thing in this country
today is a doper.
Once when I was holding a revival
in Southern city a young girl came
10 me and said. am too big a sinner
70 become Christian. ! told hei
that Jesus Christ could do wonders
She said II he is that good. he can
set me free.
Why Stay Away7
Jesus Christ. Almighty God. is able
IN a ffn Of he
devil. Anyone who stays away from
God is going to the devil You may
be nice man. but IL you stay away
from God. you are going to the devil
You say to some people. do you be-
lieve IN Heaven, and they say yes,
also believe In hell The only reason
that you stay away from God. you
are under the hypnotic power of the
devil. That's the only reason You
stay away from God.
Did. you ever notice a hypnotist
when he is hypnotising a person. he
viii say. now walk. and they walk: he
viii say. now dance. and they will
dance; he will say now eat. and they
win eat
The mind OF the devil is controlled
in you and you do what he says. he
says. play cards. and you will play
cards; he says dance. and you will
dance; he says drink boze. and YOU
will do it. There are men and wo-
men in this city who are making a
smaller circle and are getting nearer
the devil. II you are out OF hell, God
can set you free. All who are here
and can say that, please rise TO your
feet. All that could not stand on the
first proposition please stand with us
while we pray. and after the prayer
remain standing.
The meeting then came to a close
after Rev. Jones closed the meeting
with prayer after which he issued a
call for converts and a great number
went forward and shook the hand OF
the evangelist and were set free by
God
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

a Little Fable o. To-day
BY Charles Hanson Towne


a fashionable Woman. coming from
the Opera IN the rosy nest OF f.inou-
sine, passed group Of Nahorera af
midnight Machines. like terrible AMI
mails. were hurrowinE into The Earfh.
steam was blessing. a. ~ from the
mouths - million Serpeufs Rocks
Flew ln every direction. Torchlirhfs
flarcd. There was the thunder on ialor.
The Night shit was in full swing
And the Woman. ElnuciuE from the
window 90 certain Workman. Tor an
instant thought
How . WIEN . had that hrawny La
hurer F. strength and JOY ~ Lifef How 4
envy him hia Power. his physical per
fectluu the wonder uf his Manhood his
freedom from the Shackies that bind
me. We o. Biz own master. while am
n slaNc-the slave Of Man 4 dosnfsef
AZ that moment the Lahorer nauasd
long enough bv the deep Chasm where
he Engine rocked o. Stance into the
Motor o. % sped hy him And he
-Oh. To- be- IKE her. To know I.stsur.
and wealth. aud Rest To BE- fee frnrt
bruuEefN and Toll Co come and 40 ~ Il
Iletaed' 10 throw or tho chains -
Debt and worry. and have the dava and
nlEnts stretch ahead of me IKE a fleld
uut in another instant the Motor 81.
Fonr. The TorchuFhts fiared hrfahfrf
Than ever and each had forgotten tho
other From Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02


Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Albert Du.
ran OF Twenty-second street. a baby
boy. weighing ten pounds.
The special car which was put on
during the rush hours Of the evening
was run around Twenty-second stree;
Wheeling for the first time yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Kirchner Of
Twentieth street and Warwood ave.
uue have returned home after visit
Ing friends and relatives al Sutton.
W Va
Men OF the Presbyterian hurch arc
planning 20 give supper AZ the
church next week
Wilbur Heslop OF Warwood IL on a
business trip TO 81. Clairsville
Miss Mildred Reynolds Of South
Warwood avenue Is spending few
weeks visiting friends AZ Claysville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
Realty na.da Rnad-

Charles A. Coleman to Bertha Cole
man. tract of land In Warren township:
consideration, 81.
Widow and heirs OF BENJAMIN Neff to
the Rail and River Coal company. tract
OF coal land In Mead township, consid-
GRAFTON. 81
Fred Chappell. trustee. to Fred Scha-
Term parcel OF ground in GAINESVILLE:
consideration. $40.
The Belmont Land Company TO Andy
and julia Dolak. parcel Of ground in
Richmond township: consideration. 81.
.. i. Duffy TO Hiram and Jacob Glib
SON parcel OF ground ia Barnesville.
considera ton. 81
6. 6. Toothman TO Sarah Toothman.
tract OF land In Washington county;
consideration. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
WARWOOD

4 business meeting Of the members
~ the Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist church was held last even.
inE al Z 30 o'clock ar the residence OF
Mrs. Edward Elliott. of Warwood ave.
nue. Most VI the evening was spent
ia the discussion Of plans relating 10
The bazaar and market which will be-
given on December 40 az he church
on Fourteenth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

shield o. Honor lodge No. s. Of
Warwu0d. met last evening az 30
O'Clock a. the Owls club building
corner Third street and Richiand ave
nue. The evening was spent iu die
rrissinr business. after which a social
time was enjoyed All left az n late
hour for their homes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

the meeting at the tabernacle i'm a
body on Tuesday. December Is.
Rev. Jones was presented with n
handsome purse last evening by the
members Of the Red Men and the Re.
bekahs.
Rev McClay said he was chosen to
make the presentation speech last eve.
ming on account OF his size.
The Maccabees will attend the meet.
ing In a body at the tabernacle this
evening. and special seats will be re
served.
Rev. Jones stated last evening that
no collections will be needed after the
special meetings Sunday afternoon.
Safety Director Craig has issued an
order that only one side of the street
In front OF the tabernacle should he
used by autos.
Cottage Prayer Meetings.
The following are the homes in
wnieh cottage prayer meetings will be
held this morning:
No. Mrs. Harris. Zane straat
NO. MRS. Poyntz. Broadway.
No. Mrs. Brooks. Fsyette street.
NO. s-Mrs. Horcher, Grant avenue.
NO. S-Mrs. Edward. South Fourth
street
No. 1l-Mrs. Gorby. Grant avenue.
No. 13-Mrs. Frazier. Walnut street
NO. l31z-Mrs. Sampson. S. Fourth
street ="
No. l4-SMrs. A. w. He'll. n. Fourth
street ~
street.
street. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

Manager Harmon. of the Independent
basket ball team. De- attempting 70
- hedule game with the wheeling Y .
~ q. \. team Tor some evening this
wcek IT the Wheeling boys fail TO ac-
cept the challenge Of the local quintet u
q ukslt that attempts will b. made to
hfin- THE t1diz team here for a game
the latter pert % the week High school
has no game FOR this week but plays
Wheeling HiEh IN Wheeling ono week
from next saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
MAYOR called Meeting.

Mayor W. f. Helfenbine OF Center
Warwood. called a special session OF
council which will meet Friday even
ing az O'Clock az the Center War
wood hose house. AZ which time diff
ferent matters vii be taken up. An
ordinance prohibiting the shooting
OF pool and billiards on Sunday will
te passed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

Stewart and ward brought suit in
common pleas court today against Lena
In the sum Of S2S3 The petition al
ieges that judgement for the above
mentioned sum was granted thu plryn-
titt ~ recent term OF court but that
the defendant has failed to comply with
the decree. The case viii not be argued
until the next term Of court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

The suit OF n. &. Armstrong, trustee
against the city Of Bellafre was tried
IN common pleas court today; action
prohibit the city from collecting a street
improvement assessment held against
the property OF which he Is trustee. Sew
erai witnesses were examined and the
attorneys for both isdes closed their ar
guments before court adjourned. Judge
Lynch took the case under advisemcnt
and Will render decision later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

The cases ~ Edward McCourtney and
harold stephens. both Of RarnosviIle
nE unst the State Of Ohio. were argued
before Judge Lynch IN common pleas
court. TUESDAY afternoon. The suits
were In the nature Of an appeal from,
the court OF mayor 81 BarnesviIie who
iuno7cd fines on both Of the men Tor
selling liquor without u license The
cases later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

Mrs. ~. CLAY ogden 81 WheeIinr. vas
IN the city Tuesday afternoon
Attorneys ". n smith and g. j How
ara. - HarueHNllir. were business vfal-
tors In the city Tuesday.
Mildred REYNOLDS mas returned 10 her
visit with friends here
Grove Amos hes returned 10 Wooefer
10 resume his studies in college there.
after spcndiuG Thanksgiving with his
parents
Attorney Frcd sprirrs. ~ Rrideeport
a. business visitor IN the city Tucs-
daV afternoon
,.--.t. ~. mas reH Afned Iia Studies 81
frankiin college after spending Thanks.
giyinF with biz parents
me local hniEhfH - rYfhiar fnHro
undgr whose auspices the Williams
Iupilee singers gave an entertainment
lh ine Cuurt house hall Monday evening"
feailted quite sum ~ money from
fNf venture
attorney Cook nsnford ~ neilaire
waf business visitor ln the city Tues.
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

A toreigner whose name could not
Do learned had his foot Injured yes
terday afternoon a. tho Richland coal
mine. where two cars In the mine
came together Sc was brought TO
fhe entrance BY some ~ his fellow
wCrkmen. after which the comtanvs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

All the men Of the Warwood Meth
odist congregation are urged TO at
tend the meeting which will be held
Monday evening at the church on
Fourteenth street II Is thought that
matters relative 10 a new church will
be discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
Dance and Euehre.

A dance and euchre will be given
this evening az the Owl club build
ing. corner Third street and Rich
land avenue. this evening. by a num-
Der OF Wheeling people. The hall is
being beautifully decorated for the
occasion and large crowd is expect
90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
Business Meeting.

A business meeting Of the members
OF the Christian Endeavor society OF
the Presbyterian church will be held
this evening at o'clock at the church
on Twentieth street. Much business
will be discussed at this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
About People
movements or individuals TO
and From .le City.
TRLsTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTEL

Melure.-H. -. Schooley. Belmont:
). ID. Jones and wife. Dillonvale. % !:
y. ii. Murphy. Clarksburg; G N
O'Hara, East Liverpool. o.; r. q.
Joillne, Pine Grove: b. b. de M.
r1ckard, Huntington: J. w. Grimes.
ClarysVille, Pa; X. A. Hayne. Adena
o; Loretto McGary. Clarksburg; II.
X. Biddle. Athens. o.
Grand central.-E. n. woodrur.
Moundsville; A. Is. Caldwell ALE.
donia. o.: s. c. Hess. Clarkstslrg.
Jas. +. WEIGH. Urichsville, o.: Mary
German. Nellie Manning. Clarksburg:
n. o. Amos. Lloyd Flesher. Friendly:
John X. Plattenburg. New Cumber.
land.
7runs~iek.-J l.. Hood. Rosbys
Rock; +. NJ. Keliar, Hundred: John
Hartley. Fairmont: W. Swami. Bar.
berton. o.; J. b. Moore. Flatwoods.
Stamm.-C. r. Speck. Coshocton.
o; r. u. Halter. Clarksburg; Miss
Regina Calvert. Folsom: NJ. Edwin
Sharp. St Clairsville. o.: n. L. Dallas
and wife. Bethesda. o.; c. A. Arnold.
GAINESVILLE. o.: w. r. Borchers. Wash
ington. Pa; o. ". Woofter. Kenova;
$. c. Whitaker. Clarksburg: DR.. w. A.
Campbell. Davis: w. w. Cowen. st.
Clairsville. o.; Geo. f. Pope. Par
kersburg; Y. NJ. piper. Bethesda. o.
Hal W. DePue. Of Spencer. Roane
county, arrived in the city yesterday
on business
Charles G. Goldenberg. OF this city.
viii leave for Cambridge. Ohio. today
In the interest Of the c. r. Adams
company.
Mrs. Joseph Lando. Of BeIlaire. has
returned from a visit with her daugh-
ter. who resides in Cleveland.
Harry Mellow. OF Bellaire, left yes
terday on a business trip around the
lakes
Morris Lando. OF Bellaire. has re-
turned from a visit az several points
on the great lakes.
Mrs. W. r. Fortney and daughter.
Miss sara Marie. returned Monday
evening 10 their home az Brookeside
after visiting relatives az Kingwood.
Mrs. Ida HOrnbrook has returned
from New Martinsville. where she
spent several days a. the guest Of
friends and relatives.
&. y. Wood. yardmaster for the
Pennsylvania railroad. has returned
from a business trip 20 Pittsburgh.
T. T. Shepherd. 81 this city. a.
spending several days a. Newark.
Ohio. a. the guest of relatives
Elmer Tattershall. 81 Fairmont. Is
spending a Few days On the city call
Ing on relatives
g. W. Henry. general agent for the
wheeling and Lake Erie railroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

Members Of the Shakespeare Club en-
tcrtained their husbands and friends
with O'Clock dinner at the Baker
restaurant. Tuesday evening. The course
dinner served was greatly enjoyed by
all present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

the present time OF running the trains
would never be heard. but when a body
such as the Wheeling board OF trade
calls the matter TO the attention OF the
company IL is possible that something
may be Accomplished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

rendered medical treatment
The physician reported that IL will
be some time before he can return to
work
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ST. GAINESVILLE

ST CLNInsVff.IE % Dec. - There
o. possibility that Belmont county ma 81
again be- placed under Quarantine. due
60 the 1uof and mouth disease. several
cases ~ which are reported 70 haN
been found among car load of cattle
that were shipped from belmont Veafer-
dHN. while nn OFFICIAL uuflncnfInu ~
The quarantine has been received from
Columbus. 10 ls expected nlomentaruy.
Do the county d. again placed under
quarantine the hunting season Will have
the shortest ln history although there
o. some possibility that Governor Cox
rabbits Co be "a nuisance. This d. the
only manner in Whlcn the senaon could
b. extended without e. special act 81 the
legislature
Change IN Time
The a. T.. a " branch 81 the NJ A a.
railroad has again shown it, apprecia-
zion ~ the patronage given the road ~
leHidenta Of 81 fllirHVillr hy changing
the time III aii trstls M resident b.
derlrous 81 leaving the city before noon.
De- must arise just about the hreak ~
daf Boz order 90 eaton The nuely appoint
- two coach train operated between
bore and hfidEepurt Another train
ln the afternoon. while the last train
fa0
This new schsduis % fncoa,snisness
those who shop ln wheeling that the
board % trade n that cltY ls ssrinuslv
ronaiderinE askirE the raiiroad COM
ranf o. afouf ths oif schedule ~ -.
rrafinr trains No doubt arr nlurnlir
that 81 ClairsViils miEht make aEaisst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02
Your Stomach Sick? Take Hexers

yp feel all out Of sorts
yours stomach. ''OND'e'
fromin
or
maxi
IN
1oc a VT tod drnr.t - - a"N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-02

The human skeleton. exclusive o.
teeth. consists 81 20s bones
belfast. last year sold 4 .902 tons 81
thread % the United States
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the meeting at the tabernacle in a
body on Tuesday. December Is.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-12-25
NOTICE.

By virtue of a Writ of Fieri Facias
ssued out of the Circuit Court for
;harles county at tine suit Of the South.
I'm Maryland National Bank Of IA
Plata, a Corporation, against the goods
md chattels, lands and tenements Of
iorris Myer and Herman NJ. Myer.
rading as NJ Myer & Son, to me d.
eeted, have seized aud taken in exc.
ution, sll the right, title, claim, interest
md estate at law and in equity. of the
aid Morris Myer and Herman Il. Myer.
rading as NJ. Myer & Son, in and 10
he following property, to wit:
All that lot, tract, piece, part, parcel
" sub division OF land and premises.
,ituate, lying and being in the Second
election District of said Charles caun-
Y, being part of tract of land com
monty called and known as saint
Johns" and being that portion Of
Saint Johns lying on the North side
I the Public Road leading from Port
Tobacco TO Pisgah, said land being all
in wood and containing Seventy-five
,75l acres Of land more or less; and be-
ng all and The same land and premises
which by deed dated October It'll, 1909,
md duly recorded among the Land Re-
cords OF said Charles county in Liber
T.. D. NJ. No. 20. folio 1928 &c. was con-
veyed by j. Benjamin Mattingly and
wife to the said Morris Myer and Her
man NJ. Myer (called in the deed Her.
man Myer), as tenants in common.
And ! hereby give notice that | will
offer for sale at the Court House Door
in La Plata on the
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-12-25
PUT 3 OK THROUGH TRAIN.

Sometime sinc3 the railroad com
pany changed its schedule from
Baltimore and Washington to Popes
Creek and later took off the thro igh
train from Baltimore to Popes Greek,
The former change meets with a
great desl of satisfaction bat the
latter decidedly does not While we
have not been able to ascertain the
true facts we understand that the
railroad compsny charter requires it
to run at least one through Train
from BALTIMORE to Popes Creek
every day.
II this be true the people living in
this section OF the state should join
together and maks the company live
mp to the provisions of the charter.
If there is no such provision in TIE
same then united effort should be
made along the most feasible line to
compel The company to again put on
the said train. What the idea of
the railroad company in making this
change was we do not know nor
care. They certainly ave nothing
In labor as the same number Of en-
ploysss are required INV az hereto
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-12-25

fore and Is railroad company csr-
taioly hs paying proposition in the
branch d at runs through this sec
ton. The change has caused great
deal Of Inconvenience and trouble to
The trsTellina public. Passengers
1oiEE north always have to wait
eonsiderable time before they can get
a train from Bowie to Baltimore or
Washington. They are further an
noyed in having to carry baggage
and other things from one train to
another and it affects no one SO hard
as the mother with two or three little
ones. Some may say that those
m theirs with little children should
stay at home or leave their children
ut home. This comes from only
those who know not what happi-
ness theer is in a mothel's heart when
she has her own with her safe and
sound or from others whose heart is
Of stone. The travelling public COM
ins south are more greatly inconveni-
enced than those going north, be-
cause in the evening there is always
a long wait at Bowie before the
train is made up and ready for its
journey. The railroad company
ought not need shaking up bat in
view Of the great convenience that a
through train means to its patrons;
Of the fact that the line from Balti-
more to Popes Creek is paying
proposition and in view that the In
terstate Commerce Commission has
granted 1. an increase of FIVE per
cent in freight rates put bask the
through train which has been on
their schedule and running through
this section for nearly a half of a
century. The taking off Of the
through train has been proved a
source Of inconvenience, ann vance
and worry to all classes women
m ire than others, hence the railroad
orapany which we presume is practi-
ca'ly il not together owned by men
Should exhibit it at least this much
chivsIry foi its lady passengers.