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The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10
The Use of the Road Machine and the
Split Log Drag.

'f'' r D'r |
The Department of Agriculture has
recently issued a letter OF instruc-
lions concerning the construction of
earth roads which should interest all
farmers; those having good roads and
wanting TO keep them good. and those
having bad roads and wanting TO
make them good. From this letter
we take the following instructions:
The earth road can bost be crown.
ed and ditched with a road machine,
and not with pick and shovels, scoops
and plows. one road machine, with
a suitable power and operator, will do
the work OF many men with picks and
shovels, and do II better.
The road machine should be used
when the soil Is damp, so as to make
the soil bake when It dries out. II
II is worked dry, II takes more power
to draw the machine, and. besides,
dry earth and dust retain moisture
and quickly rut after rains.
The use OF clods. sods, weeds or
vegetable matter in building earth
roads should be avoided because they
also retain moisture.
II is a great mistake to put the
working of the earth off until Angus,
or September. The surface Is then
baked and dry and hard. II Is no,
|, only difficult to work. but Is unsatis.
factory work when done.
Earth which Is loose and dry will
remain dusty as long ms the DIR,
weather lasts and then turn to mud
4 as soon as the rains begin.
by using the road machine In IN,
, spring Of the year, while the soil I,
soft and damp, the surface Is mos
easily shaped and Don packs dowr
into n dry. hard crust, which is les.
, liable to become dusty In summer OF
muddy'in winter.
Storm water should be disposed o
quickly before II has time TO pcnetr
alto deeply into the surface. Thi
can be done by giving the road
-. crown or slope from the center to tn
sides. .
Fer an earth road which Is twenty
four feet wide the center should b.
, not less than six inches or more thar
q twelve inches higher than the cute
n edges OF the shoulders.
A narrow road which IL too high q
tho middle Will become rutted alinos
rs quickly as one which IN too flat
for the reason that on the Mario,
road all the traffic liz forced to us
4 only a narrow strip.
Shoulders are often formed,0phet
h sides OF the road which prevent storr
water from flowing into side bitches
retaining II In the ruts and softeninI
the roadway. These ruts and should
Il a. II. Montgomery and family Mon
day afternoon.
The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10
TOOHEy BABY DEAD.

John William Toohey. the three
day infant of Mr.. and Mrs. W. .
ToolIey. died at 4 o'clock Saturday
morning. Burial was in the city
cemetery Saturday altcrnoon.-Slatol
i.ustler.
The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10

Rev. r. c. Carleton. missionary Of
tic Saline Baptist Association, Sho
has been holding meetings in the
country for several months past. and
who has been in Marshall for several
days left Wednesday afternoon f;r
his home in Oklahoma.-Miami News
The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10

Tho steamer. A. NJ. Scott. with
barge landed ut wharf last sun
day morning and unloaded some Inn
plements for c. Il. Wells. the harde-
ware man. This Is the first boat OF
the = 1t was we'll loaded. CHIEF.
ly with through freight for st. Louis
The Kansas City Navigation Co.. vii
-rn u regular boat and baragc lin,
from Kansas city to 81. Louis thii
summer and expect TO be able to han.
die all frfightiaiong the way. Other
boats are to follow. Patronize them
and a money.--Arrow Rock State
man.
The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10

We r informed that Ed. Donncil
his secured possession OF the icehonsc
thai was filled by Raymond Cascho,t
o SUPPLY the demand for ice this sum
niei. MIR. Donnell proposes to fur
nish Ice for all who want II this sum
mor.- -aiiami Nows.
The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10

A d~ressmaker may not be able 20
write her own nsme and still be an
expert at figures.
The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10
T.. IT,. FRANKLIN.

Will pay parcel post charges on all
cash orders from the country for 30
cents az more, school books except
ed. GEO
The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10

About 20 Mo, Pac. linemen were
here last week stringing copper wire
which will be used for a telephone
line by which the station agents will
secure q block for all trains running
between stations. This will make the
running of trains much safer than
heretofore Nelson Record.
The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10

kuti on rct.
IL you are thinking OF building a
silo why not build a REINFORCED con-
crete, They are not built OF pieces
and they can MOI go to pieces. A
concrete silo will keep ensiiass per-
teetly. will stand forever. and will not
burn, blow down or rot. no painting.
40 adjusting hoops; cheapest OF all In
he end. We use heavy steel doors.
oval shape. which are absolutely air
tight. We build concrete chute II de-
sired. We have built about so silos
In Jackson county, would like TO re-
fere YOU to any Of them.
For further Information write q, N.
GAuLT. Independence. Mo, Bell
phone SO. N-l7)
The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10

a. II. Montgomery and family Mon
day afternoon.
Fred Dickson OF Sweet Springs was
In this neighborhood Monday looking
after the interest OF his farm.
The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10

Marriage license we're granted in
Kansas City last week to Elmer s,
Delyeal and Miss Melissa Broyles both
OF Kansas City. Miss Broyles is well
known here having lived in Nelson
with her parents until a short time
ago.-Nelson Record.
The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10

The Herald received an order from
o. II. Coulter Monday to change hi:
address from Amorllla, to Wildorado
Texas to which latter place he had
just moved and had been made cash
Ter of the Wildorado State Bank
Sweet Springs Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10
INDuBIiIf WEDDING.

A double wedding was solemnieed
In the office OF Probate Judge ID. L.
Kennedy Tuesday at noon. when Miss
Artic l.. Walbourn was married TO j,
II. vaught. OF near Marshall, and Miss
Mary l.. Walbourn. u sister, was mar
ried to Harry Pannell. of nea Sweet
Springs. The brides are the daugh-
ters OF Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Wal
bourn OF Sweet Springs, and were ac-
companied to this city by their father
and brother The grooms are both
young farmers. Rev. G.. NJ. Walker,
pastor OF the East broadway Chris
tian church, said the ceremony and In
tho afternoon the newlyweds left for
Sweet Springs for q short visit before
settling down on the farms OF the res
poctiye grooms, -Sedalia Capitol.
The Marshall republican., 1914-04-10

Il. l.. Huston aud family and Mrs,
s. L. Dodwen were called to Mt, Leo
nard Wednesday on account OF the
sudden illness OF Orville Dowden who
Is suffering with pneumonia. He Is o
brother OF Mrs. Huston.-Sweet Spr-
ings Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
TO BUILD WALLS
Contract for Rebuilding Pumping sta
Hon in Bonwood Awarded 70 Kim
berry Company Yesterday

The g. r. Kimberly Contracting Corr
rrnv. Of this city. was yesterday award
ed the contract for rebuilding the wafa
81 the Bcnwood and McMcchcn C0nsoi-
dated water Company's pumping station
In North Bcnwood The contract Prize
could not be learned. but % was Ftat.I
by the Kimberly Company that work
would be started on the building TO-DAY
The contract calls for tho rebuilding
Or the three walls demolished rs the
bursting Of tho large settling tank last
sunday, and also the placing 81 a new
roof. The work viii be rushed 10 com
plstton a. soon a. possible. a. will tho
work 81 building a new settling tank
In tho meantime the mill city will b.
without filtered water. water being nov
pumped directly into the lines from the
river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

Wheeling. both formerly OF this place.
VISITED IN town last evening.
Edward Rattcline and son. VIII ana
ray returned home yesterday from a
ZIP through Ohio 10 Cambridge. They
nAn good luck with their machines not
trip.
William Kraser was a wellsburT call
er last evening. He leaves to-day 20
spend two weeks at Atlantic City.
last evening.
William Luby was a steubenviIie bust
ness visitor yesterday afternoon
Lincoln Sutherin and son Alvin. re-
gassd at Avelle. Pa. FOR IN. past two
Netks completing contract
Miss Olgo Willard. Of Steubenvtile.
called on friends In town last night
frank karnath, formerly a FolIans-
pee tailor. but who left about six months
are ~ visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Klamath. Sr.. OF Main street
since he lett here he has been in De
other large cities.
Winfield Reese was a Steubenviile
caller last evening
Miss Irene McGraw has accepted "A
atre. INV
Miss Ethel Reese was a steubenviIle
visitor yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Robert Morris and Mrs William
stevens were steubenville shoppers yes
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams and
family are visiting friends in Pitts
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Brandon. OF Main
street. are visiting at Cleveland and
Iton, o. for the weeh
J.. W. Thomas was visiting friends
AT chester. w. Va. yesterday.
Judson Banheid spent Tuesday fishinE
out Buffalo Creek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
REVOLVING CASE
Two Young Girls. Axed Ia and Ia Year,,
and Two Men Arrested IN Belmont
County on Serious Charge.

One OF the most revolving cases that
has been investigated by the Belmont
county Humane Society. was uncarthed
1T Bellaire yesterday by Humane Agent
Travers, In which two girls mere chill
dren. have been leading immoral lives
for some time. The girls are Bertha
Evans. aged ?, and Ethel Donley. aged
-. and the investigation conducted BY
Humane Agent Travis discioses that
they have been having Illicit relations
with Jim Treguna- OF Rellaire and Her
bert Walker OF Barnesville
Tho men were arrested and taken to
Bellaire and arraign before a Justice
Thsy pleaded not guilty and were held
under bond to the common pleas court
at st. Clairsville. Tho girls were taken
into custody at Barnesville yesterday
and taken 20 Bellaire by Humane Agent
Travis. and later taken before the iuvs-
nile court at 81. Clairsville. Efforts
will be made 10 send them TO the Girls
Industrial School. at Delaware.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
PLAYGROUND AIDS
HOLD CONFERENCE
MEETING WAS HELD LAST EVEN
mo II BOARD OF TRADE
Rooms.
Safe and sane Fourth Celebration DE-
cusssd-work OF Past Week
HaDort@d Alao

1spOrNt0 Also.
Another prom table conference was
In the board OF trade rooms, PRESIDED
over by Recreation Manager W y Hyde
The conference was attended by the ten
workers OF the Wheeling grounds two
bellaire workers. one from bridgeport
and &c rom Martins Ferry. in addition
to several visitors. The visitors inciud-
ed President J. 9. Mckinley, or the
Fairgrounds association. and his wife:
Miss Ann Cummins and Miss Agnes
Wilson. directors OF tho Fairgrounds
association.
Problems confronting tho worker.
during the week were discussed with
Mr.. Hyde leading. The program for a
safe and sane" Fourth OF July VS..
considered also
Mrs. Hyde gave a talk on story tell
Ing. using as illustrations American
tolk stories taken from historical bio
graphical and legendary sources Prerr-
dent Mckinley offered some valuable
suggestions Two folk dances, Il See
ish play, were taught. music being fur
nished by the graphonolas recently
given the Fairgrounds association by
the House a Hermann store
Games for older girls were taught bv
Misses Oral Dickens and Sarah NDvCr
Sames Tor younger girls eNemplihed nv
Miss Rita SHeyer. Three games were
taught by Mr.. Hyde two being for
both boys and girls. while the third
was for boys alone
The matter OF rendering first aid N
the injured was discussed. and II was
decided that members OF the stan should
prepare themselves to demonstrats
three different features OF the '.frst aid
10 the injured course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
MEDIATORS
(cont:uued Prom First Pag.)

now has taken was in President VIII
son s mind from the beginning.
The speech served also a, a defini.
ton for the world generally OF the
hitherto unsettled status OF mediation
Justice Lamar and the mediators
mad discussed the situation al lenRth
ana afterwards the Husrta delegates
conferred with the mediators. Am
6assador Da Cana and minister Naon
mao planned 70 leave tonight. but
round many details TO arrange and
row. N''' '''''o'
The Washington government would
nave preferred that the mediators 70
main here while the constitutions
were We're urged 70 act quickly on the in
Nltatlon already extended. The media
tors did not think they could be OF
as much service here Just now as i'm
Washington where they can be in nor
sonal touch with friends In the con
sutuuonalst movement. Minister
Naon or Argentina and Luis Cabrera
ana Minister Suarez OF Chile and Fer
nando lglesias Calderon have been I'm
communication before and will discuss
the situation informally I'M Washing.
ton in a few days
Acknowledged carrsnzs's Note.
The mediators tonight formally
acknowledged the lamest note from
General CarranZa transmitted nv
hatael Iubaran. his representative IN
Washington. The answer Expresses
the appreciation Of the mediators for
the friendly sentiments toward peace
uttered BY Carranza and n most
courteously phrased ~ will be made
public tomorrow. together with the
Lubaran communication. The Huer-
20 delegates received formal lnetruc-
ions from their government giving
, them plenary powers 10 discuss In.
fernaI questions with Constitutional.
ist delegates
Tho recess Of mediation stu holds
.n eject the srmistice between the
United states and tho Hueria gov.
ernmont az Vera Cruz 40 protocol
has been signed rs yet Indicating
when the American forces viii be
Withdrawn from Vera Cruz This has
been LEFT for consideration after tho
Mexican faction agree on tho new pro
visiOnal government
10 is expected that THE prot 0cof
along with others already signed. will
Pc embodied later IN an aErcc-rnn
70 be signed hy the COMMUNICATIVE
ihe Huerta delegates and American
representative This would finally
clear up all points % international
difference and nv date for the
recognition 81 the ncw government
Future meetings 81 tho mediation
board and delegates probably win be-
held IN New York or Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
MAYOR ISSUES
PROCLAMATION
GALL uroE crr1xEEs or WHEEL
no TO EAvE HARMLESS
CELEBRATION
OF Hsssoa's sir,AaAy .,d % Ala o<a.r,
In k2vtng oood rtme-Bir rfre-
crAcfsrs Arc Barred

Mayor " l. Kirk yesterday i..uea
his proclamation IN witch Ne calls FOR
general observance % the Fourth %
July by the city and It's citizsns We
draws forth many reasons Why the pso-
PIE % the city should wish 60 stay
here on that day and enjoy ufe With
their families instead % g-.ting a~av
20 some other place Everything poe
sibie viii ~ done 20 make life pleasant
and nothing will be allowed that will
mar for = minute the pleasure OF tn.
Fourth. The shooting 90 large IRE
crackers and dynamite caps win be
prohibited
Police protection >rin pe doubled
which viii enable the easy handling %
any ana an disorders that may arise
IL r. expected that the dry cellars
may cause some trouble. Business will
BE generally SUSPENDED. and all public
house, have been asked 20 decorate
with Tags IN a spirit % patriotism lie
has ordered the Center market closed.
and urges the closing Of the Market
auditorium on the Fourth
While there will be enough noise max
tnE TO allow people 20 know that the
Fourth u here. yet there will not he
torpedoer. shooting canes. etc 10 scare
the life out % nervous persons. This
l. the one hundred ard thirty-eighth an
nirersary Of the signing Of the Deciara-
ton OF Independence. and from indiea-
lions viii be one OF the most generally
observed.
Auto ouster Coats, 81. si.5o. si.ss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

Miss Martha Cough. OF Follansbee,
and Mrs. Harry Stover. Of Steubenville.
were quietly married BY Rev. J. l.. Pack
at the Baptist church parsonage In
wellsburg on Tuesday afternoon. Juns
30th. The bride r. popular young lady
who has made her home for a number
OF years past with Mr. and Mrs Frank
Blakelv and Is we'll known. The groom
although having resided at Steubeuville,
Is we'll known and for many months was
n conductor on the Steubcnvtlle. Wells
burg a. Weirton Traction line. but viii
accept position tn the Follansbee
Brothers mill. when N again resumes
operations After short wedding trip
the happy couple will make their home
In Follansbae.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
ANTITRUST LAW
tts right for ohass ana Marssns.

CHICAGO. July The Federal
league will invoke tho sherman anti
trust law in ita fFht Tor the services Of
MaraanF and chase. according % a state
Weut made hy President Gilmore to-day
Charges that organized baseball was I'm
restraint of trade viii be- made By at
t'rueyH Tor the independent league when
The next stage iu the Mnrsans case now
in the federal courts e. reached.
President Gilmore declared that his
league was not discouraged BY the "a.
verse ruling the federal court 81 Ar
rrale in The kllufer case ~ Cincinnati
yesterday. Neither the ten DAY clause
rNr The reserve rule. on which the main
feature uf the fEht has been based was
directly involved ln The KNffer rare
Ng said and with added evidence be de-
'lIreI himself confident that higher
courts would sustain the claims OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
Cleaning Sewers.

Onficer Addison Barnes has han n
large force Of men ~ work during the
past few days. cleaning out the sewers
on all Of the streets The sewers be-
came cioERed after the heavy rains Of
Saturday night and the chief at once
got his force OF men working on clean
ing them out.
The sewers In the alley near the mill
fence were In the worst condition and
ing these sand hlle- most ~ fhe cow-
ers up and the FIRE hose was turned into
the sewers. on most 10 had Its effect
hut on several tho sand would not go on
through and they were filled up with
water ana bailed ont to-day and given
another washing ont with the hose.
Toiiansbcs Notes.
Thomas Bride was weliaburg
visitor last night
oliver Palmer and August Mulifv. Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
LONG IMPROVES
warvood Man Who was Beaten By
George McGn1 Tuesday Even
ing VIII Recover.

David I0rE. who was beaten uu hg
George MrGil Tuesday NIGHT Dr. frpr1y.
ing according 60 Or IS Webb. the at
tending physician. who was called fol-
lowing the assault 70 was az Hraf
thought that the injuries would result
ee-i"uelv. but during the tHg Ue took
o turn for the better and hopes arc en-
fnrfHircd for his recovery Neon L.
eth az large and mo- clue has been u~.
yelled as Co his whorea bouts Mr. Long
smith Hf tho Top MIl frr 10 nrrifr az
years McGiu. 30 ST. claimed. was drunk
az the time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

W. ID. Magli. a well known merchant
OF Whitemound. Wis. bought a stock
OF Chamberlain's medicine so as 10 be
able TO supply Shem TO his customers
AFTER receivin0 them he was himself
taken sick. and says that one small
bottle OF Chamherlain's Collie. Cholera
and Dtarrhoea Remedy was wortS
more TO him than the cost OF hts en-
tire stock of these medicines. For sale
by all dealers.-Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
POTTERS LEAVE
Delegates 20 Atlantic CITY convsn.ton
VIII Lave To-dav-Wul ne Gone
Several Days.

Isleratre rerrrurrtIrr locale ir this.
LrIrifN wIll leave to-day FOR Atlantic
lify 20 attend fnr annual convention uf
The National brotherhood n operative
potter InunnHH ffIIIIrHu refreefnfa
local 80. -. ana George Fell ana Az.
EHNi MHrNu urr r.rrrarntatIvcs from
local 40 81. The convention wfI Do boo
session rrlI days md promises tp|
p ne .nfseHt ever held hv the 0rgarIza-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
orvEE srUr rrEEs

The two Greeks Mikr kakie and Bill
Mallae who rot into un alteration So
Martins Ferry af on carly hour WeInta.
aar funrnlur which resulted Iu the
nraWiUE OF hnIfre. who were arrested ~
hticer Kelly and taken 90 the city lock-
ul. were fluni last evening ty Mayor
WJfknff Mallas wua assessed fgs and
COSTS. While kakla Waa fined flF AMI
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

The Pythian Sisters Lodge OF Follans-
bee held their regular meeting at Moose
hall on last Monday evening and the fol-
lowing officers were elected. Most cN-
ceIlent chief, Mrs. Minnie Williams.
Most excellent senior. Mrs. Anna Rob
inson: most excellent Junior. Mrs. Anna
Stephans: manager, Mrs. Francis Evans
mistress OF finance. Mrs. Margaret Dun
gan: mistress OF records and correspond
ence, Mrs. Mildred stephens; protector.
Mrs Martha Cough. outer guard, Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
TAKEN TO NtAnrTNsBuHa.

The remains Of Pred fIzer we're re-
NOV "a yesterday fr0Fr the nrnIfenffary
~ MouudaVilie. % HE home IN Martha
hurE. ltrrkrIrN county where the fu-
neral viii BE- held thte afternoon TIrer
committed suicide iu hie cell MONDAY
uiEht ~ banging We ta survived ~
his wife. four chil1rcn and his father.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
FOLLANSBEE

FOLLANSBEE. W. Va. July AL
the grocery stores and meat markets OF
Foilansbee will be closed promptly at
IL o'clock noon. on Saturday, July 4th.
Tho time for closing was undecided until
yesterday.
The Fourth % July win likely pass
of very quietly In Foliansbee, since
the mill closed for repair on Saturday
all trains have been taking crowds out
of town 4 crowd OF about nfteen young
men left to-day for Atlantic city. Many
others went TO this resort before, while
the majority viii spend the big day
With out-of-town relatives. Different
families are planning TO unite. take
their baskets and spend the day IN the
woods and many will spend the day at
Wheeling or Rock Springs park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

a young man, who has been employed
a. brick-layer at the mill for several
weeks past thought he took small hi-
choloride OF mercury tablet BY mistake
on last Saturday night and had been
worrying considerable over the matter
until yesterday when he stopped think
ing OF the matter as Il would have tax
en- effect on him before now ~ he had
swallowed 70.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
aRocERs ouTrro

meeting - ne Retail Grocera' ers-
ffcfive narociafi0n o. wheeling a-rf
ririrlfy vii be heid TONIGHT in fNe
board ~ trade rooms f0r the nuruoss
N CoWrletiug arrangements FOR fhs an
lual Er0rnra. picnic and outing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
RIVER NEWS

Tho steamer Kanawba. due % ieave
yesterday morning Tor Charleston
will not depart before this morning
81 8 o'clock. being twenty four hours
behind time She was a DAY late an
making tho usual trip 10 Pittsburgh
The Liberty arrived last night and
will clear az ~ O'Clock this morning
Tor Matamoras.
The Lorena, on her way Co Pitts
hurgh passed up early yesterday
morning She Will be operated on
the Mononrahola river
The river was falling yesterday ar
ternoon and stage OF feet no
inches vas recorded ~ the NcWech-
on dam Wickcts we're being rsfeed
az dame up the river yesterday and
DO is likely the McMechen dam VIII
gO up today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

a Golfers case OF one foreigner
aRainst a man and his wife. charging
them with attacking and beating MIN.
been heard before Justice OF the Peace
I'D. L. smith At the mayors ouice yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock, but WAS
the prosecuting witnesses failing to APP
near.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

DAVIS ISLAND DAM feet. ris-
ing rain
sTEuBENvLLE-s6 feet station
AIRY. rain
PARKERSBURG 95 feet. falling.
showers
MORGANTOwN-7 feet. station.
AIRY rain
OIL CtTY--.6 foot stationary. rain
WARREN-.i foot. below. station
airy. rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

Ladies 81 Bathing Suits fo- " 50.
M'FADDEN's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

Auto ouster Coats, 81. $50. si.ss.
~. M'FADDEN's.