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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

street wIl leave Tor Irondsi. ,,r,, ,.
DAYS.
The streets We're Nery &C.,, tr.t,,l..
a. a result OF the sudden freeze ..I
many horses fell during the day
The Forestcrs win hold "A rcr.I..
meeting lu tneir hall on hanover srrt.f
stalled.
II T. reported that the option held ..
a business block tn the center part gF
the city by two lodges viii Dc closed
this week.
\ large number OF local people at
tended the show NJ the Court Theatre
IN Wheeling last evening
several attachment eases we've heard
afternoon.
The men ia the employ or the "
T. = railroad received their semi
monthly Pes yesterday.
\ large number OF local people werE
20 wheeling last evening TO hear Rev.
torlum
Forest RedmRn. who was injured ln
the mill Saturday continues to improN.
al hts home on. Third street.
Nj OF the delegates 10 the state COM
Nenttou OF the miners being ~ Column
gus ms week got away yesterday
Last evening was one OF the coldcst
the streets.
Tn electric light a. the corner OF
f1fth and Hanover street. wa out or
burn.
Any ono having any items Of interest
I9I this paper cau cali 3t2-J on the Bell
phone.
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STAR TIL E
Opera House Bldg.

b~FIugcportt mo.
Call" (Vitagraph), 2-reti special.
Joyce Of the North Woods" 2-reel
feature CEdison).
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\ meeting Of the Belmont county
branch Of the Ohio state Pharmaceuti-
cal association will be held In tho
Globe hotel Thursday afternoon at .
O'Clock. Dinner viii be served and "A
number of distinguished guests will be
present, Including Edward Schi. prezi-
cent OF ne o s. p. a, drug inspect.
ors: T. W. Harrington and d n uar.
man; also vs.. n. Hover. chief OF tho
bureau OF drugs OF the agricultural
COMMON. and r. ID Wetferstroem.
secretary OF the q. s. D.. g.. The meet.
Ing r. called for the purpose OF settlinr
various points about the new laws
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Examinations rh.. w..t

EN~aTUlnatIons are IN order I'M am ~
The local schools this week and the SUI
h"nts are all prepared to accept their
as they- come. although IL Is said that
some OF them Will be very hard. Tie
nigh school will also have their examI-
nations At the same time.
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: guest " friends II relatives at

the guest Or friends and relatives At
parkerSburg.
Items OF interest for this paper may
te ieft ~ the CITY Book store or toIe-
phone 10 the reporter. He'll 26i-I.
Preparatory services at the First
reformed church will be held Thurs
day evening instead ~ Fridny evening
az was announced sunday.
\ meeting OF the Wuman's civic club
was held last evening iu the high school
benefit dance will be- held in tho
fslks hall Thursday evening Music VII
DC furnished by Bernei0cr'r orchestra.
annual meeting Of the stockholm
cis 81 tho ArchCr-Hardcsty Company
VIII he held ga the Windsor Hotel. Sat.
ur.ay evening. january II.
The electric sign OF tho brunswick
Pool and Billiard p%ariors. were blown
n@Nn yesterday and practically demol-
Council No. ~. @. q. \. NJ. will be held
Neane>'ny evening Of this weer.
Tie premium lists Of the Eastern
ONO Poultry Association show have
Rev. FrettS BIS ~couductiue revival
serves - the south ReIlai.e ". l..
ch1rch erch evening. or this week.
J =. Johnson and q. -. Spragg. Of
t,ls cttN naNs returned from "A business
visit ~ Pittsburgh.
w. II. Hn1, Of Harrison street. under
Went an operation at tho Martins Ferry
hospital. Yesterday morning.
Miss Anna James. OF New phIladal-
pnla' mas returned nome after n visit
win friends and relatives in this city.
Alfred Gates. Of Newark. is VISITING
friends and relatives in this city.
Miss Clara Myers Of Moundsville ia
spending r. Few DAYS with friends and
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Walter Graham has returned 10
her home az Newark after "A visit in this
city.
Rellaire lodge daughters Of America.
instituted a new council at Bridgeport.
last evening.
p regular ~cetinE ~ the nellaire
iodec or ElEs will be held this evening.
j.. O Perry. Of Martins Ferry. has am
nounced Ms candidacy for the nomiuu-
tion Tor county treasurer on the Repub-
llcnu ticket.
Ar Mrs. x. p - keefe. OF HaIt.-
more. were calling on friends ln this
city. yesterday.
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Some time Sunday night or early Mon
day morning an attempt was made 70
rob the H. n - ticket office In this city.
= pane or glass vas broke out of M.
WINDOW and II was not large enough to
permit n man 70 enter. The only thing
that was missing In the office was n few
pennies. The local police are conducting
an mvcstigation and have a slight clue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

Ine DO" electric fire whistle that was
mert han arrived anr win ba gfvce "a fe.t
.nfnN Time This week Tnf fine denlrf-
IHelt has been greatly h-trdfrarrsI tfe
.i IfW weeks having ru general alarm.
.i llif- rurEh ana sent 90 this eIfv or
we INC horn is about l1ur feet Ions
tfl 'F 'iII fn emit q 0hrIU sound that
VIII carry H great dIHfnarr ru.ar.
lN.i "fs made 40 the city huIld.n Hs4-
trrfHF nrd H fIir frFHuf u|T He vI.ar
f.is week I.la type ~ alarm Is being
excellent aHf| erHrf
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site for Church.

AZ n meeting OF the members Of the
Christian church Of this CITY. the
trustees were authorized 10 purchase D
suitable site FOR their now church. and
recommended that the three lots on
M street, between T~hirty-nfth and
Thtrty-siNth streets be purchased. The
trustees were also instructed To- UcgotI-
ate for tho sale Of q Dot owned by the
church which IL located at the corner
OF Eighteenth and Belmont streets
The present church has been sold 10
the Watsou-Grecnlee Paint company. OF
THIS city and will probably be convert
ed INTO "a large paint. and glass supply
house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
Girls. Girls, Save Your Hair,
Make II Grow Luxuriant
and Beautiful.

II you care for heavy hair. that
eilstens With beauty and is radiant
with life; has an Incompatible soft
: and is fuzzy and @ius,rous. try
D~anderine.
ust one application doubles the
beauty OF your hair. besides IL imme
ulateiy d~issolves every particle OF
oahdrun' o cannot have nice
nea'y. healthy hair II you have dand-
run. This destructive scurf robs
,ne hair OF its lustre. its strength and
IT'S very life. and II not overcome IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
FOR DANDRUFP, FALLING HAIR OR
ITCHY SCALP---26 CENT DANDERIEE

produces a feyerishness and itchirs
or the scalp the hair roots famish
loosen and die; then the hair falls
out fast
II your hair has been neglected and
= 'hln tadcc. dry sCrasgy or ton
ouy' Eet a - cent bottle Of KnoVl
ION laundering az any drug store nr
uollet counter, apply O little as o.
'eV'ed an" ton uut after you WV
say This Vas Che best Investment 40.
ever made
We sincerely believe. r~cgardlc.s ur
e~'eTEthinE else advertised. that h You
uesire SOFT mstTous. beautiful hair.
ana lots OF u-no dandruG-no itch
lhg scalp and no more falliug hair
you must use knoWltun's Dauderine.
II eventually-why not now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
Best Of Moving Pictures AL
ways at
ROMA
Change of Program Daily
Admission .....5 &c
One Way to Improve a Town.

One Way TO Improve a Town.
The following Is an extract from
the January issue Of the AmNican
issue which will prove of interest
TO lo1l people.
The village OF ST. C~lairsville. county
seat of Belmont county. Is richer by
SZl,2oO because OF the Rose law
cases disposed of before its mayor.
Bellaire bootleggers and s~peakeasv
keepers have contributed about half
or this sum. The town has been able
10 make many movements with the
money paid In fines by these liquor
law viOlators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

When eXtricated from the machiner,.
Potter was In al unconscious condition
and practically every stitch OF clothing
had been torn from his body. lie was
removed TO his home ON Thirtv-eiyht
ana ~ streets In the Myers and
sons ambulance. Dr. H. =. Zink and
medical aid. About ten o'clock vester-
,FA morning rOtters was working I'm
the press room ana was climbing down
= lduuer when he slpped and fell onto
the revolving shaft. WorFmen STONED
the machinery and succeeded in ex-
tracing him Ills recovery is doubtful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
BELLAiRE
Dwelling Burned.

fire completely destroyed the one.
story frame dwelling owned and oc.
cupied by William Jefers, OF Pinch
nun, yesterday morning about /
O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. LETTERS were
awakened by the dense smoke which
almost suffocated them. and they had
barely time 10 escape with their lives.
before the building was a mass OF
names. All eforts TO eXtinguish the
fire, which was OF unknown origin.
we're RUTHLESS. A number OF band
instruments and uniforms were des.
troyed and the loss will be about
Sl,SOO. covered by insurance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
J. II. MOORE, JEWELER.
404 Hanover St.


NJ or the new officials that were re-
Gently appointed by Mayor VtvckoH en-
tered upon their duties YESTERDAY me
"aly shange being in The Office OF direct
.I OF service. John MatZgar also en-
t'fsi upon his duties Yesterday as CITY
audltor. succeeding George Harris w6o
va appointed clerk OF the service de
- iintit py Director OF Service Rrougn
~ rs also reported that there will he
some Changes az the Mafer wnrks
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Louis kraft-

Louis Kraft. a well known and high
~ respected resident Of this city.
dropped dead AZ his home on North
belmont street last evening at $40
o'clock. Heart failure was the cause
or his death. The deceased was 81
years or age and was n conductor on
the c. & +. railroad. The DECEASED
had been in the service of that com.
pany for over forty-tWo years aud
was probably the best known railroad
or In the vallC. Surviving him are
a widow. two sons. Harry and Ollie.
and a host OF friends. Funeral ar
rangements have not been completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

me wheeling Co~rrugating company
Yard Is Uttered with all kinds or cars
aud wagons loaded with goods, making
~ very difficult for the IRE department
20 get 10 The scene OF n blaze. When
the department reached the scene or the
hre SUNDAY morning II was found neces-
sary 70 lay n Tine OF hose under some OF
NC machinery iu order 10 get to the
blaze. Fire chief Ralston has asked the
COMPANY 20 look into the malter-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

cecil Brown OF this city, who was
arrested a few days ago on n charge
OF non-support OF an Legitimate child
was given a hearing before Squire r.
y. Mason last evening The charge Of
n~on-support was withdrawn and a pa
ternity charge was substituted. Brown
plead guilty 20 the latter charge and
gave bond 20 support the child until
II was sixteen years Of age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

Ihc regular monthly meeting OF the
board OF health will be held this even
lng IN their rooms I'm the old council
chambers at the city building and sew
eral matters OF Importance will be up
Tor confederation. II Is expected n a
a viii be appointed this
evening 10 appear before council Sat
urday evening IN regard 90 have the new
ordinance that Vas reCcntly passed to
necum" "A law. In the new ordinances
were tive things hat were advocated
By the health board.
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Dane. Thia Eueninn

\ number OF young married people Of
silS eity. VIII give an informal dance at
the Elks' hall on Fourth street tbis owe
nlng. and no doubt c large crowd Will be
N attendance. as a number OF invitations
ave been issued. The anair will be in
formal IN every way. az the inVit.tfors
were Issued TO local people only.
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To Attanh Mn.nnn

] J Irwin, great Keeper or re~ord. ~,
lne ONO Red Men. left Yesterday aftcr-
nonn Tor Columbus. whore he viii effo-d
meeting or the great chiefs. which vtf1
Dc IT, session in that city. Al thts r,ce,
ing ihe votes That were cnet ror Tho
Nl'tc OFFICERS viii be countcd The
meeting viii open this morning and vii,
he IN session two days. At the ssne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

AANA
'uaFlC. Howell and William Howell
bes Noiues, Ia. are here 20 attend
the funeral - their brother. the late
b. T. Howell
large number ~ local people vent
10 wheeling last evening o. hear Rev
w sunday speak az tic auditorium.
Many local people went 20 ST. Clalrs-
WIG NosfcrdHf morning 90 hear the Mt.
Ucr case before tho court.
Much Interest fs heIug taken fr fts
boxing match that will tc given ~ thls
cts nest week.
There was uo session Of police court
Yesterday owing Co The fact that fherr
were no arrests made
The Luther League ~ So pauIe
church. Will 30 entertained Thursdsr
evening a. the home of tho pastor and
wife
The Junior Mechanic held o. well At
tended meeting fu their hall last even
ing end several candidates were i.i.
tlated
All ~ tho miners in thia vicinity re.
summed operations yesterday morning at
ter FL Tow dIf. Uireaa
Tho national Telephone Company hav.
not ae rrt completed reraIrr o. fHs.r
limos o. ST. fiairHVile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
MARTINS FERRY


August Aikcsman. a well known ana
mighty respected resident o. this city.
passed away AZ AIS home on Eayetts
street yesterday Afternoon after a ling
erins Illness due 90 old age He has
ben O. resident Of this city Tor a num-
Der or years and Was well liked and re
rfecfvd b. al who Knew him. Fo-
many years ne was nEaEed in the
butcher business tn this city. IA. -
survived by his widow. three daughters
and one son. Al a late hour last even
INK funeral arrangement had not been
UuUrlafrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

The board OF education held a speciat
meetihs IN the oulce OF DR.. r. \. Black
ford last evening for the purpose Of ort-
ing on the resignation OF Dr. Johns as
a. member or the board and charles
Bishop as clerk Of the board. The va
cancy In the clerkship was also riief
AZ the meeting last evening. with the
OF Or. Johns the board viii
now be composed Of Ave members. that
being all the law requires.
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me belmont county grand jury. which
WIS ln sion the greater rrrt of i4o-
ilI INff yesterday afternoon MAD.
LfOf H Hri IH NOT fHIe HIIra TW.f.-
IN' tl. were hold from publication an,
YiH n.I NHe hi. Boo fha Time fraf ne.
tfe Do f'.'.u they examined .-n
n Sos 0Hr gr.f degree. rur.r.. rb....
"IG returned D.. ffa r5ru
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
COMPLETES WORK
Belmont County Grand Jury Makes
Report After Being In Session for
Five Days -Forty-fVs True Bills

The Belmont county grand jury
made its report yesterday al noon.
after being in session five days. The
Jury examined 2tu Witnesses and -
true bills were found. and 10 not
u The report is az follows:
True Bills.
JULIUS lJesstck. abandonment leEitl-
mate children: Leroy Wise and Gar.
Held Good. highway robbery, Pete
Menowith. KLEIN Kearns. Tom Titas.
Suiseppt Tombito. John Narisinsky.
carrying concealed weapons: John
Naristnsky. shooting with intent To
Kill n wound. Chas. Butler. larceny
and embezzlemcut: Andrew Mavic.
larceny; John Meemot. murder i'm the
FIRST degree; Dallas May. burglary and
larceny; Emmett Bell. Ernest ROs-
sano. malicious destruction 81 real es-
tate; David Boston. disturbin a NETT
ing: William Stevens. operating auto
mobile in state OF ~intoyication: Wal
ter Michael. Alexander Gall. Ross
Shipman. William Steward. abandon
ing legitimate children. Chas Girls
well. l.. Warrick. abandoning Height
mate children. Garfield Good. LEROY
Wise. John Muticak. two counts. FL
mer Hibbetts. Homer Williams. VIM.
Mathew, ThOmas Rowland. assault and
battery. Ninsetti Tombito. cutting 40
Kill and wound; T. IT, ~Ackendrikas.
burglary and larceny Coleman Con
roy, arson.
Not True Bills.
William Stevens. two counts. John
Blych. Mrs. Carl Schmidt. Mary lis
amy. assault and battery. Carl
schmidt. CARRYING concealed
Elizabeth Anderson and STANLEY An
derson resisting an officer. Forest
Perry. John Huticak. assault 10 kill.
John MUticak. attempt 10 rape.
Thomas Lewis. trcspassiug. Carolina
Polkoska. SANDER: Ernest Watkins.
abandoning legitimate child. Boze
Doty, abandoning illeRitimate child.
Guy PCmbCrthv. pocketpickink. Ere
Lee. perjury; John Thorp. perjury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

The oratorical society Of So. Johns
latholic church i4 making prepare
tiuus Tor the operrfta sylvia which
VII De presented lu tho EIk Grand
theatre TUESDAY and "wednesday
snight January 70 and 2s. Tho society
presented several plays DOB the uaef
feason8 and ail have mot with ercaf
success aIUuc fr. limos
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indicted by Grand Jury.

When the recent grand jury made its
report at ST. ClRirsyille ~ was TO tine
ehect that n true bill had been returned
AGAINST Thomas Rowlands OF this citN
TOT assault ana battery. II Will be re
memherel that he was the man who
struck Mayor Wyckom in the face AZ a
meeting OF the council held several
weeks ago.
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school Rspou

superintendent g. W. Finch. OF the
Tor the month Or December and a de-
eided increase IL shown over the report
Tor tho Same month last year. The fol-
lowing g. the report Monthly enroll
rnent 2o2S daily Attendance. i'SsS: per
cent or attendance, e5h hardness. SIS.
t-uautF. 8 punishment -. visitors.
iv9 visits % homes. 10; perfect In at
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For New Years

Ladies', Mems and Chill
dren'S Dress Shoes. Over
shoes, Rubbers, Rubber Boots
and Felt Boots.
The Manufacturers Sample
Shoe Co., Zweig Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

,tHe meeting OF tho Baptist Hand
Ielh pa inc First BAPTIST church satrr.
10y evening. officers FOR the ensuing
year were elected as fottoyrg. .rsH
luz DIRECTOR; Harry Reck. president.
Hanyrt wilson. vice president. Louis
@tn,IL etIttary-treasurer. and George
Slcstfa viii furnish music at the Laugh
liu Mission next sunday
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EEplosion AZ oIxmnio.

Nm explosion IN the furnace room
or lhe olympic theatre. yesterday after
however only slight damage was done
and no one was injured. The theatre
hecnme filled with smoke. but the reDufe
who were present quietly passef ont
through the exits. The explosion BE-
said o. have slightly wrecked the fur
Ia.e but The theatre viii De open to-
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Furniture, Carpets
and
Linoleum.
w. l.. NOBLE
Furniture and Undertaking..
banquet Last Might.

The ~Pocahontas lodge held a rscuiar
mtetlHE IN their hall Ia the Sfreve-Hcr
Vey building last evening and IN provl.
one or the most enjoyable meetings for
some time. The losing team IN the re
Stnt membership contest was forced TO
banquet the winners and as a res,.t
there was plenty OF ice cream and cakes
on hand Nearly 200 We're present 1t
ed as having a fine time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

When the bricklayers employed on the
new smelling works above the citv re-
ported Tor work yesterday morning they
were TOLD that on account OF the cold
weather. there would be no work. The
wind that was blowing AZ the time made
~ almost impossible for the men to
Work. II ~ expected that operations will
be resumed IN a few DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

the sudden change in the weather was
the cause of much suffering in mis- ctfv
I'aterday among the poorer people. as
TIC wind that blew all day was very cold.
alte last evening supplying the deman,.
OF the people for coal. The weather
forecast predicts cold weather for the
balance OF the week. Nv
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Large Clasa.

~ the. regular meeting OF the local
lodge OF Elks held IN their hail on
ourth street last evening a class OF
twcntN candidates were taken across
were also acted upon during the even.
Ing. After the business was completed
"A hne banquet was served 20 the mem
bers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

Come to j. Fl. Moore's Jewelry
Store il its frst-class Watch Re-
pairing you want done. All work
guaranteed for a yea
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BRIDGEPORT
Large Funeral.

Large Funoral.
Inc last sad rites over the remains "
the late u r. Iiowells. who died az his
nome iu Broot side Friday e~veniue after
"a lingering Illness. were laid 10 rest
leFterohF afternoon in Weeks cemetery.
Isef Mayer. pastor o. he Klrkwool -.
T. church. had charge Of the services.
which Wrer largely attended Many
ont-nf-town people we're present at a. .
~scrviccs. as tic deceased was well
Known all over this vicinity.
lnteliigeneer 1914 Almanac for 25e
- the o. sohiek News Stand. Get IL
today.
Meets This Evening.
~ tie home NJ william Oftordfnrer
in East wheeling this evening viii be
tclc a meeting ~ the Laymen'H league
" tue Trinity Lutheran church and an
or the wemhcrs nrc requested 20 attend
A. several matters vii be M FOR con-
s~ld"ratlon. Plans Tor tho coming min
sfrcl snoN that wiz bc given by the
league viii Dee talked over.
Pitmsr Case.
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Ms.tinn

Tho stockholders OF the Peoples Saw
ings Bank. Of this city. Will hold a meet
ing IN the directors rooms OF the hank
this afternoon and several important
matters will be taken up. The annual
election OF officers and directors will
also take place at the meeting today.
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Not True Bills.
A Natural Impression.

Rosemary-A French actress who
is touring this country says all men
are prevaricators.
Thorton-She probably judges The
entire male sex by her own press
agents-Judge.
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spccted resident OF colerain. The de
ceased was 70 years Of age and death
was due To infirmitics Of old age. She
- survived by two d1ughters ana ore
son. her husband having died some time
ego. Funeral services will be held We'd
ington.
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W. o. r. %. Ms~e1n~

The regular monthly meetr-v Of N.
Women's Christian Temperance Union
VIII be held this evening at n home Of
ARA Charles laden ut 20 West Wash
ington street. and all Of the members
are requested 70 attend this meeting.
several important matters win be dis
cussed that win be Of Importance 20 All
OF the members. The meeting IL called
Tor no O'clock
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C.. W.. ADOLPH
Furniture. Undertaking ana Embalmiu9
hALT ST. BRIDdEpoRr.
PotE Phones.
Delegates .e-vs.

Al of the DELEGATES 1.om this vicinity
lnat VIII represent the miners a. the
.tle convention to be held In Columbus
thlS week. Lett this city yesterday. there
hcing nearl! 100 in tho crowd. They
VIII DE Ia attendance at the meeting all
week ana the. first OF next week Viii
l.aNc Tor indianapolis. where they viii
Intend the international convention OF
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