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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-28
KICKED BY COW; LEG BROKEN
George Damien, Young Melbourne Man
Badly Injured While MiIkino

While he was milking COW at the
farm OF his father. c. B. Damien. near
Melbourne, Tuesday evening, George
Damien sustained fracture Of the
rlsht leg when the animal kicked him.
The femur was fractured half way be-
tween the knee and hip. The young
man was brought to this city and re-
moved Tuesday night to St Thomas
hospital, where the fracture was re-
duced.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-28

icus." 10 Gotch's answer 10 .prospec!
tive opponents and would-be cham
pions.
Two and three seasons ago NAH
mout was the chosen guardian Of the
mat championship.
Meet and defeat the Turk and you
will. have chance at the title" was
Gotch's answer to challengers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-28
Drawing III. Line.

+ Officer-What's the matter with that
soup you're turning up your nose at?
Private-It's full Of sand and grit,
sir.
Onficer-Now look here, my man. did
you come to camp to grumble or to
serve your country?
Private-Well. l did come to serve
my country. sir; but not to eat 1t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-28
SAWS HE WAS HELD UP.
Alva scoville SAYS He Was Robbed OF
81 on Country Road.

~ Oh VOUHtIy 'so"'
Alva Scoville, of this city, reported 70
the notice Tuesday night that he had
been held up on the Marion street road'
near the city limits. about 1880 O'Clock
Tuesday night Scovilie is said to nave
told the police that a tall man held nm
up and robbed him of Sc or So. Inc m
formation furnished the police was very
neaeer. and they have no clue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-28
JANUARY THUNDER SHOWER.
Rain, Accompa MED by Thunder. Mark:
Cold Snrinu Storm

Two distinct peals OF thunder, short
~ before 9 o'clock marked a January
thunder shower that savored Of a cold,
spring rain. The east wind early this
morning forecasted rain. and the gov
eminent prediction is for snow and
much colder.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-28
MR.. sLEYMAN IN CITY.
The sIeyman Oriental Rug Line Dis

The sIeyman Oriental Rug I'ne O's
played at Ryder Furniture o'o'1.
Mr.. A. Sleyman. OF the S'es ma in'
porting Company of New YORK. al'lN e -,
in this city this afternoon ana WI.
assume personal charge OF tae oriental
rug sale now on at Ryder furilltuie
and Carpet Company. Mr. SieyHiah 10
widely known as an authority on
oriental rugs. He will be mere only
for this week.-Advertise
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-28
Licensed to Med,

Licensed to Wed.
John W. Pruitt, machinist. aged "a
and Freida Johanson, aged 81, both OF
Berlin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16
nRiIlX The Kid -

That popular young actor. Johnnie
Erwin. Is being featured this season
In what Is generally believed 10 be
one of the best plays Of its kind that
the stage has seen in years. billy
The Kid" Little did the feared and
famous outlaw think that some day
there would be a melodramic play
written about some Of his misdeeds.
But there has been for the authors OF
billy The Kid" have taken some Of
the incidents In the life OF the out
law and have woven them into a play
which has proved to be one Of tho
most popular melOdramas that has
ever been written By an American
author. The story o. a strong one
and Is said 10 be- told with due regard
20 sequence. There are strong stu
atiOns. the dialogue b. bright and
there is comedy a plenty. The pro-
duction is said to b. 20 handsome one
and the company in the suppo
me star Pm cxc'piIuuaut strong one.
billy The Kid. with Mr. Erwin IN
tho title role Is 10 come TO the
Grand. Saturday mantinoe and night.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mrs Howard PeltZ, OF DillonVale re-
turned 20 her home yesterday. after q
few days visit at the home OF Fred
Sommcrs on Main street.
The Red Men will hold regular
meeting in their hall on Hanover street
this evening
some sidewalks were still On an icy
condition last evening as result OF
the freeze
several local people were al St
tlairsN1lle yesterday uu business and
more will go out today.
The Eagles will hold regular meet
ink 100 their hall ON Hanover street this
evening aud several applications viii
Dee acted upon.
The f.aughlu tiu mill viii close down
this afternoon ana will Doe idle til Mon
daN morning.
u. j. Irwin will go 90 EenwuoI this
afternoon TO attend the Noll funeral at
that place.
fred Williams the popular mail car
rter. who has been or duty tho last Few
days on account OF Illness was able 10
return fp work yesterday.
The German Alliance held we'll at
tended m'etln. boo their hall ON Ham
over street last evening.
The Junior Mechanic held well at
tended meeting BOO their hall on Hanover
street last evening.
John Furhco. the popular motormau
on the laylauu line is back Oh duty
atrUiu. after several uIEs visit Co his
home FOO West Virginia.
so arrests have H4 vet been made in
the case OF the false alarm that was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16

OF Ohio county are expected to attend
the meeting OF the teachers at the
Glenns Run school house on Saturday.
Large crowds attend the pictures At
the Gen theatre every evening.
Herbert Gravis. OF North warwood
has accepted a position as clerk in l.
W 1olemans grocery store. on Main
and Twenty-fourth street.
Fred Reece has removed from Main
street into his new residence on Nine
tenth street.
a special meeting OF the Christian
EndeaVor society OF the Warwood Pres
byterian church will be held on Sunday
evening. February ], at the church A
special program has been arranged for
the occasion.
Joe Thompson. OF Glenns Run, has
returned 10 school, after having tho
chicken pOx.
Mr. Ferdinand LaBrice. an empioye OF
the Warwood Bakery. has been confined
TO mis- home In Wheeling for sometime
with an attack OF rheumatism
Mrs. ". H. Smith who Is confined At
the North Wheeling hospital - improv-
ing slowly and she Is expected 20 re-
turn TO her home on Twentieth street
In the next few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16
FOUR ASTONISHING CASES
BROUGHT TO LIGHT TODAY
n'ads For Years Said Have Health and Hepls
kheunailcs Arise and Walk Manner That Seems
Miraculous. After Using Strange LIQUID

Every state In the union. Il seems.
Is vieing with others IN the contri-
button OF reports OF strange and re-
markRble results that are following
the use OF the new Root Juice treat
ment which for several months has
startled many cities by It's powerful
curative infiuesce and four OF the
most astonishing cases yet reported
have ben brought 10 light today from
as many different states.
Could Not walk
Harrisonburg. Va. Mrs. :. r.
l-aker, residing at 3O4 W. Washington
. street. this city. Is rejoicing over the
( recovery OF her daughter. Miss Haley.
who, she saws has for sometime been
confined 10 her bed with an attack OF
rheumatism which seemed TO threat
en- her life and which baffed the skill
OF several local physicians. In speak
, ing OF the case. Mrs. Laker said. My
daughter was confined 10 her bed
Z her legs were drawn so crooked that
she could not walk a step and her
weight was down 20 seventy-five
pounds. The doctors did not seem 10
dement, her much and when / heard
OF this new Root Juice treatment and
what IL was accomplishing all over
me country. ! procured a bottle and
had her take IL. She has now used
| Tour bottles and can walk almost as
wei as ever. She now weighs one
hundred and ten"
Invalid for Ten Years.
Seymour. Ind. Mrs Amanda
Wright, wife OF James Wright. a we'll
known citizen OF this place. Il report
ed 20 be up and about again. after
having been an invalid for over ten
years. Mr.. Wright says his wife's
strange and remarkable recovery is
attributed To the use OF the new Root
Juice compound OF which she has
used several bottles. He states fur
Their that Mrs. Wright is gaining rap
idly in strength and is now able TO
take care OF her household duties.
Strange Case in Illinois.
Cantrall. Ill: Mr.. Albert Timlick.
OF this place, is telling OF his recov-
cry from an attack Of indigestion
which for a short time seemed to
threaten his life and states that he
owes his good health TO a new treat
ment known as Root Juice. which has
recently created a sensation in many
parts OF the country. In describing
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bis experience Mr.. Timlick. said. II
lad been sufferer from stomach
IIOu9ie Tor two years and had tried
any better. Was almost dead one
Hlknt Nhu sent Tor some OF the Root
Juice medicine / began 10 feel h,r.
GER as soon as | had taken three or
four doses and BY tho time I a,isbcd
the first bottle. I was almost tee
rom stomach trouble. Before | took
this treatment. | could NOT kean
down glass of water. but now my
stomaeh retains ANYTHING. The medi-
cine has worked wonders for me
Was Thought 20 Have Cancer
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. The new Root
Juice compound to which so many re
markable cures of stomach. liver and
kidney troubles have recently been
attributed. has now begun It's good
well-known and popular matron OF
this place has reported a cure no less
remarkable than the many others that
have ben brought 10 light from other
cities. According TO Mrs. Davis state
ment. she was a victim OF chronic
treatment from her physician gave
her no relief. Some thought I had
cancer Of the stomach" said Mrs.
Davis. in speaking OF her case. but
whatever II was, the new Root Juice
compound has cured me and IL took
only four bottles. Now l eat anything
my appetite Graves and feel no evil
effects from e."
Good Results Reported Here.
At drug stores where the Root
Juice compound is sold here IL is
said that the sale OF IL has been en-
ormous and that many OF those who
have used IL have returned with
glowing reports OF benefits derived
IL Is certainly n wonderful treatment
for indigestion. loss OF appetite
pains. belching and distress after
eating. headaches. sleeplessness.
backaches, weakness and pain IN
small OF the back. nervousness. lassi-
tude tired. half-sick and worn-out
feeling, rheumatism. painful swelling
OF limbs and joints and other symp-
toms OF the stomach. liver and kid
neys as well as impurities in the
blood. In many severe cases three or
four bottles have produced the most
startling results and when the cost
IL considered. Il is surely buying
good health at bargain prices.
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be lef, az The city BOOK Store or teie-

be left at the City Book Store or tele-
phoned TO the reporter. Bell 26i-J.
Patrick Lane has returned to his home
, IN tnis city from Canton. where he was
recently employed
Miss Emma Harris. OF Gravel nm. has
returned from "A visit with friends and
relatives at Allegheny. Ia.
Mrs. James Iallman. OF Tallman ave-
nue.. and Mrs "A. Aldredge. OF Franklin
street were visitors at GAINESVILLE. yes
Miss Blanche Haley. OF CAMBRIDGE a.
visiting friends ana relatives In this
Mrs. william Springer. OF North JEFF
at Pittsburgh.
The miners OF the Fort Pitt coal mine.
went out on "A strike yesterday morning
MISS Florence Carey. OF this city, has
returned from a visit at Pittsburgh
Deputy sheriff Osborne, OF Barnes
vile, was business visitor In this city.
yesterday.
Mrs. James Early has returned to her
nome az Columbus. after a visit with
shadyside relatives.
Miss Grace Robinson. OF North Guern-
sey street. is visiting friends and rela-
lives at Washington. Pa
Mrs. Maude Kelley. of Newark is the
guest OF friends and relatives in this
city.
Miss Grace Carr. OF New Brighton.
In this city.
Miss Emma Neff. OF st. Ciairsviue is
the guest OF friends and relatives In this
city.
Mrs. Charles Mcwilliams has returned
TO her home at Bethesda after a visit
with relatives and friends IN this city
william. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Clark
or Pinch Run was painfully injured in
a coasting accident " Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Strahl very pleasantly
entertained a party Of friends at her
ming.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
NJ. r. church VIII give a chicken supper
JOB the basement OF the church January
20.
The employees Of the public service de-
partmcnt weer out cleaning the street
cross Is yesterday.
ENa.-.inations are being held in a. g
commercial department OF the local
high school.
a meeting Of the Belmont County HUI
name society was held Wednesday eve
ming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16
Bridgeport Brtefs

Charles Howell returned to his home
In Des Moines. Ia, YESTERDAY after re
ing called here by the illness and dea IN
OF his father.
Mrs. Margaret Tibbens. OF Monessen
Pa. Is visiting frindes here for a few
days.
n. p Peters. travelling salesman for
,oIgnous furniture firm. was here
yesterday on business
Inc German Alliance held an impor-
tant business meeting last evening
Mayor scnafer went TO Columbus yes
terday on business.
Attorney George Mckee went TO st
Clalrsville yesterday on business.
+ W. Houser was at st. ClairsvIlle
Yesterday on business.
kalph Morgan will go to Columbus
today 10 spend a few days with friends
Attorney W. II. Anderson made a bust
ness trip 20 St Clairsville yesterday.
me persons taking part In the Law
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16
BELLAlRE
In the Courts.

N the courts.
Grace Murdoch. of .Belmont street
brought suit for divorce against her
husband. Claire Murdoch, Ia common
pleas court at 81. Clnirsville. yesterday
naming Daisy Fast. of Martins Ferry,
as CORRESPONDENT In her petition. Mrs
nM a. alleges that her husband and
1alsy Fast had illegal relations IN
Mheeling and Columbus. on sunday and
Hohaay, January n and u. She asks
her maiden name. Grace Haines ALI
mony. and an order restraining him iron,
selling his property on Belmont street
~. w Schertzer Is attorney for the de-
Tense. This case has attracted a great
deal OF attention In this city as the
principals are well known.
Murdoch is the man mentioned in she
artcle IN this paper yesterday morning.
n large number OF people OF this CITY
We're aware OF his actions with the
All warnings 10 lead better life he
turned a deaf ear. Al Is now reported
that he has lost his position on the rail-
road and that the Federal authorities
would probably take up the matter
Dr. J. N. liensley, of this city, has
brought suit IN common pleas court
1850 alleged to have been due him for
services a. medical inspector. nc
alleges thar lac has had no compensation
William Scott and Edward Harris were
arrested and lodge I'm Jail. on "A charge
Of breaking into "a box car at Holloway.
The authorities are looking for a thlro
party.
A suit was filed in common pleas
court at st. Clairsville against Carl Nav
hugh, Milton Mayhugh Ct al by the Rail
and River Coal Company. The plaintiff
alleges that the defendant has been re-
moving coal from the outcrorping OF
the mine. endangering the safety OF the
mtne and tmperiling the lives OF the
miners, \ temporary restraining order
was granted.
chief of Police a. = Malone. left yes
tcrday FOR Indianapolis. Ind. TO get Ross
Shipmau who b. charged with non-suL
port Of hsi family. lie was discovered
in Cincinnati hut made his escape to In
dianapolis. whore the authorities placed
him under arrest
Frank Potter. Of this city. was arrest
ed yesterday morning. by Constable
keyser. on warrant issued from
Squire Minder's court az the instance 81
Truant officer INSTEAD. charging HIM
with not sending his children to school
lie was arraigncd before the Justice,
found guilty and fined So and costs
David Robb. Of this city. who was ar
rested some time ago ON a charge Of vio-
lating the Rose law In the Park Refresh
ment store. on Guernsey street was
given hearing before Mayor Davies at
st tltirsNtllc, yesterday. lie was found
guilty and fined $500 and costs. when
he made arrangements 90 pay.
The case Of Charles Madden Jr
charged with violating tho Rose law was
20 have been heard to-day before MAYOR
Davies. but was continued.
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turned in from box 2s. Wednesday even
ing.
Nearly all of the local druggists at
tended meeting Of the druggists OF
the county held at Bellaire yesterday.
my one having any Items OF interest
Tor this paper can call 3I2-J on the Bell
phone.
Nj and Mrs. Charles Troy. OF North
flIth street are receiving cOngratu-
iatlons over the birth OF n daughter.
Mrs. Roger Ashton. OF Warreuton. is
the guest Of Mrs. Robert Gray, OF this
city. Tor few days.
Miss Lydia Reynolds returned to the
lakeside hospital. at Cleveland. after Il
short visit with her parents here.
The students examination at the local
high school will be completed today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16

The members OF the Marwood Noluu-
'crr Fire and Protection association he 10
their annual meeting yesterday evening
40 the hose house. on Nineteenth street
a WY large crowd was present and the
following officers were elected. George
Nolcugcr. financial secretary. August
treasurer. Joseph Wcidner. recording
secretary. directors are. Charles Miller.
John Murphy. Conrad Schutzner, Homer
Wues Theodore Wolf. George sutton.
nre chief. Thomas kiudelberEcr. assist
ant chief. other important matters
were taken up and discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16
MARTINS FERRY
VIII Complete Work.

r g Cox. representative OF the VA
ionM lncinerator company. SUCCESSORS
70 the Lewis-kitchen company, was in
this city Yesterday and made arrange
n1ents 10 give bond to complete the con-
tract that the company undertook In this
CITY. II VIII be remembered that the
company had the contract to erect "A
plant and when the work was about
halt hnlshed the company went to the
wall. The new company will complete
the work at the earliest possible date
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16
Former Resident.

Word was received in this CITY yes
terday announcing the death Of Rev
Frank "A. Chalfant. at the home Of hls
iothef- IN Pittsburgh. after short ili-
ness. Rev. Chalfant w. u former r.-i-
Gent OF this city and while his father
Was pastor OF the local Presbyterian
chlrch ne attended the local High school
nated from the schools IA the year OF
1857 and later became Pres6yterian
mlssionarr 70 China. where be was a
hero ia the Boxer war no Is rem.rf-
bered by several Of the older residents
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Armory ball aoor ard no dolbt there
WI o. q large crowd present The rrst
zane ~ be between the Anchor Ian
team, % this cftY. and the \ Al c a
tnterme1iates % WLseiinE The teams
have already PLAYED enc game and nat
Nas NQr ~ the MheeliuE team. me
second game win Dc between the local
liEn school team and the Parxegsburg
iish school team and 70 doubt 90 VII
- Nefy interesting a. the teams are
evenly matched. The games VII b.
e1-led promptly az % cock A. both
o. tue local teams have been practlcing
hara Tor the games they arc "a fine con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16
Fancy Shirt SaIe-AlI st.oo Shirts
for e9e. All $3.50 Shirts for S1.19.
Az $500 Shirts for S1.39. All $3.50
SHIRTS for S1.s9, at =. o. Friedrich &
Co., ~ South Fourth street.


The meeting Of the Womau's club
which was held yesterday afternoon az
the home Of Mrs. l.. -. Morris on N0rth
fourth street was a very ENJOYABLE
event The usual club diversions were
features OF the afternoon. and a tine
program was rendered. Last evening
-lrS. }. NJ. Henderson. president of the
club. left for Lancaster. where sl, will
throughout the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16
Bids Opened.

Bids were opened at the city clerks
offlce last evening for the contract for
stone that Will be used In the work Of
strengthening the foundation OF the
water works. There were several bid.
submitted by local people. a will De
remembered that the bids We're opened
some time ago but ON account Of one OF
the bidders making a mistake they rere
readvertiSed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16

Il is expected that superintendent
Finch. Of the local schools. will 40 TO
Mingo today to attend a meeting OF the
OHIO Valley school superintendent
which Will be held at the high school at
that place. At this meeting the ques-
tion Of studies VIII be taken up ana
carefully discussed. The main topics
VIII be the methods Of studying gcog-
raphy and arithmetic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16
City Bankrupt.

At the present time tins city faces 4
serious problem ana what the outcome
Will be is awaited by an. Nearly all OF
the different funds are exhausted and
some OF them have nearly all Of thelf
appropriation paid out IN advance. Some
thing Will have 20 Doe done as this city
can not get along that way. There is
some talk Of having an inspector come
here 90 see what the condition Of the
city really is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16

Tho Martha Bible class viii hold its
annual weekly meeting this evening At
1880 o'clock az tine home Of Mrs. Roy
ward. Of l2f Twentieth street. Mrs. 5.
d. E,all. ls leader.
Tuc south Warwood Bible class will
hold it's meeting this evening at the
home OF Mrs A. J.. Wright or Main
40 are invited tc be present az the
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16

IT. members OF the -Four c. Sewing
club we're pleasantly entertained ycster-
DAY afternoon az TIE home OF Mrs ".
W. scott Ia kirkWOOd and r. large crowd
was present Tho diversion 81 the aft
erroon was sowing and fancy work At
o. season fnle hour rofrcanmeufs wcrs
served. Many Out-of-tOwu people vert
ureueuf
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MAKE maj arrangements for the public
installation. which will be held foinfiv
on me evening on January ~. Several
canuidates Will also be initiated al the
neStik TINS evening and a fun at
tendance OF the. fnember~ ia desircS
MS VIII be the biggest celebration TO
De held by the Knights OF Maccab.es
anu the Lazy Maccabees for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16
ELK GRAND THEATRE.
BILLY THE KID"
Saturday Matinee and Night.
Great Four-Act Western Drama
Prices -. %, 30 and soc


a great deal Of interest s. being mani
Tested In the double header to be played
In the local gymnasium between the
girls and boys basket ball team. Of the
Bellairc and Wheeling High schools.
Saturday evening. Both local teams are
practcing hard for the contest and are
confident Of winning. Roth teams have
large following OF enthusiastic fan p
and a large crowd Will undoubtedly be
in attendance
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Apollo Concert.
The following program will be rend-
cred by the Apollo Concert company at
the First NJ 4. church in this CITY. this
evening under the auspices OF the Am
CIRCUS club.
PART /.
Apollophone-Mar Brooks Chicago
Marine Band .................. Site
Mandolin flute and p-guitar-Ex-
cerpts from The Fortune Teller.
Reading from Anne OF Green
Gables ............... montgomery
Miss Gladys Harding.
Trom-one solo-Polka Brilliante.
Inc hatellte +.---...-.. smith
Clay Smith
aNaphouo Quartet-Selections from
aust ......-.-..--...... GounOd
PART H.
Apollophone-"The Celebrated Overture
ray mono -. $1,000. THOMAS
Miss Gladys Harding.
Banjo solo-Entry OF the Gladiators.
Arthur Wells.
Cornet solo-Nalse de Concert. Flora
-.....--...... ............... Conrad
g. T.. Holmes.
Musical Reading ........... Selected
Saxaphone quartet-March. The BAN
tNote.written especially FOR and
played at the /. l.. \. convention ban
quet, 1879