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Lower coast gazette., 1914-09-19
Notice Relating to Citrus canker.

The fact has been determined by per-
sonal investigation that a dangerously
injurious tree disease, called Citrus
Canker," which infects the leaves,
branches and fruit of citrus plants, has
been introduced and now exists IN
7 ou;siana. Since no means hsve been
found effective for the repression OF
this disease. other than by cutting arc
burning all such infected growth, the
rest is consequently declared to be 8
crave menace to the citrus growing
industry of the State.
Now, therefore, in accordance with
/ Act Is of 1910, OF the General Assem-
bly of the State of Louisiana, ], the
undersigned serving as official etomo!o-
gist. do hereby give notice that this
disease. called "Citrus Canker,' is
hereby listed as a dangerous crop ard
fruit pest; ard, as such, al! grcwta in
fected by it becomes subject to my at
thority in enforcing action for the COM
plete destruction Of said diseased prop
erty wherever 1t sha be found.
Of the above law, the En-
tomo,ogist is empowered to enter en-
any premises for inspection thereof
and to take charge OF, condemn and &C.
stroy property when in his opinion
such course is necessary for the pro
lection Of the agricultural interests o
the State. The law further provides
that any person who shall seek to pre-
vent or interfere with the entonnolos's
in the discharge Of his duties IS mad
liable to a fire, or imprisonment, 6
both.
The prompt cooperation OF ever
citrus grower in a campaign Tor IN
eradication Of the "Citrus Canker' !
Louisiana is earnestly desired, and IL
success of such a movement will be II
individual welfare as we'll as at lars'
(Signed) E. s. TUCKER !.
Associate Entomolcgist, LOU
lana Experiment Stations.
Baton Rouge, La, Sept. S, 1914.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-09-19
Game Laws Season i9l4-l5.

Hunting and trapping licenses. Par-
;sh license. so cents, issued only to &C.
tual residents Of each parish, and good
only in the parish in which issued.
State license, So, required OF every
person hunting outside Of his own par
ish and good in any parish ct the state.
Resident professional hunters license
$40. |
Nonresident amateur hunters Ecsn-
&c, SIS.
Trapper's license, 81.
Came Birds. Varieties and seasons.
Game birds declared to be the follow
ing only. Wild geese, brant, ducks,
qrosbecs. rails, (narsh hens or mra
hens) ccots, poule d'eau, galinu'es'
snipe. woodccck, sandpirers, cherooks
and papapottes, tatlers, cu.lews, p!o-
vers, quail, doves and red-wlnged
b,ackbirds. Open season on all game
birds, Nov. l-Feb. Is, except kiideer
and wild turkey hens, which may not
be killed at all until Dec. ], 1915.
Sale. Only the following game birds
may be sold and only between Dec. "a
and Feb. Is, Wild geese, brant, ducks
poule d'eau, rail and snipe.
Bag limit, One person. ORG Day
amateur or professional. One wild tnr'
KEY, Is ducks, poule d'eau. cherooks O
doves, 50 snipe or Is geese, g%rosbecs
rails. galGnules. woodcock, p%apabottes
tat!ers, cur.evs. p!overs, quail. doves
and red-winged biackbirds.
Shipping. All game birds must b
tagged with number and names 0
species, and name Of hunter, and mus
not be shipped out of the state, bu
may be taken out by actual owner J
not intended for sale.
Non-game birds. Varieties. All Di'u
not mentioned in game bird list Or u
outlaw list are non-game birds and cal
not be killed ct any time except by II
holder Of a permit to collect for stric
] " scientific purposes. Trapping. cal
Ing and robbing nests Of non gan
birds also prohibited, except that az
householder may keep in q cage n
, more than one resident and one MGR
tory bird.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-09-19
OFFICIAL REGISTER.
PARISH OFFICERS.

OFFICIAL REGISTER.
PARISH OFFICERS.
President Ct the Police Jury.
]. 3. fostering, Euras 2. o.
Secretary of the Police Jury:
Caro-, Bertra,.aviilc, La.
Parish Treasurer,
Joseph Sayoie, Nero ?. ..
Sheriff. !
. Frank C. Maysrs, Pointe-a-la'liacne.
Coroner.
Or. II. l.. Rallowe, Ruras F. o.
Assessor.
Marc C~ognevich. Marin P. 0.
Clerk Ct Court,
Ernest Alterti, 1ointe-a.la.Hache.
Member Of the General Assembly.
Simon Leopold. Phenix p. Q.
Police Jurors.
list Ward-I. S. l.a.hrop, Ens. TU.n
800
p. @.
2nd Ward-Adrien Leopold, Phenix
p. O..
I'D WVard-E. a. Schayot, Pointe-a-la-
I;ache.
18th Ward-Thomas Brop!;y, Neptune
p. o.
5th Wavd-Jcs. Bernard, Venice P. O.
9Th Ward-C. GRADER. Jesu:ts' Bend
PO.
.Tth Hard---..................
sth ward-John Fink.
9th Ward-Dr. G. 4. 3. Hays, Napp!
Jack r. G.
10th Ward.-J. e. Fastening, Buras /
!. O.
Parish e,osrd o; Publis Education,
;res;d:ut-J. C. Darulas, Euras T. {
' Secretary and Pa:ist superI"senes'
e of Fusi!o Education,
n ]. c. Blanchard, Pcinte-a-ia-Hach'
e Members.
r. 1st Ward-jcs. II. Mel Ell, Dalcour
=. G.
2nd WasG--t.ru. Dymond, Dslair r.
Srd Warl--J1o..B. R:nGie. Pointe-a'l
2achs.
4h Ward-G. w. DelesdernIer, PHI
Tcwn
eth ,Eara--M:egs Childress, Triuc1l
?. ..
+ 9th Wara-Elyi G;ordano, Jesui
Bend r. O.
Oh 7th Ward-F-ank Giordans. Jesui
Bend y. O.
~ sth Tiard--W. w. Lemon. Junior
0.
sth Wa7d-Benj. Bailay.
10th Waid--F. G.. D'Arnias. busas
LOCAL JUDICIARY.
justices Ct n Pcaes'
1st Wara-E. J. Rodriguez, Jr.
md Wa.d--Hy. Msye-, Bertrandv'
hdrien Leopold, Phe
mud
ssrd Ward-L r. Font snelle. FONT
oks !a-iiaehe r
.ha Ain Wari--Eeo. ". Celesdernler,
oad lot Town.
". P. Simmons,
Eads.
not 5th Ward-Ernest Fcllon. venice
9Th Wara-C. r. Sarpy, Jssuits' E
p. Q.
). Is eth Ward-Clem L'Artigue. Naou
O.
9Th v;ard--F. II. Grinshaw. Dian
r. o.
9Th Ward-M. A. Lyons, HaRe !
q NJ P. q.
: 9th Ward-,Clov!s Hingle.
- NVub010SsSSe rEA
,st Wsrd-A. NJ. Miller, Dalcou
@.
= Ia End Wa:i-John Crab. Jr.. Bert
Vile p. @.
must A
but
20. Grd Ward Ernest Dodsca.
attn Ward-James kiger.
,,.,. john Zcttwock.
~. 5th Ward-Ere Jago. Venice 2.
csr. 9Th Ward Aug. E. Sarpy.
-. eth Wara-Clement L'Artigue.
t,;ct. Naomi P. o.
400. sth ward-Thos. Nolan. Jr. Dta
game P. Q.
any 9Th Wars-Emile Martin.
; MT 10th Wari-Philip Cognevich,
TWEATY.NlhTH JUDICIAL
TRicT.
District Judge.
Il. Emmett Hirgle, Pcinte.a lal
eslIFouETH SENATORIAL DIST
TWO Senator'S
SSu J. v. CIillotte, New Orleans.
,ets. John Dymond, Delair.
District Attorney.
IN. Il. Nuney Arab P.,o
PAnlsH DEMOCRATIC ExEc'
COMMITTEE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

accompanied oy large delegations Of
supporters
Among the avoved candidates were
X s. ktneheloe. j. J. O-Kzns. Charles
Menkemelier. w. W. Irwin. Chester
Whitman. DR.. Harry Hubbard. Frank
Wait. Edward r. Hughes. Harry l.
Bond. A U. Wilson. and Col Jere A.
Miller. The candidates. Of Bond
Wait and Whitman were announced
during the day and came as a surprise
TO many Receptive candidates men
toned were DIR. +. b. Plant. chairman
OF the Ohio county Democratic com
mittee: Hans G. Deibrugge. recently
defeated candidate for circuit clerk:
j. Latham. local labor leader. and
Charles ii. Wheeler.
rev Appeared rs.ssd-
Few OF the candidates appeared
paeesed as a result OF their interview
had already made up his mind and AZ
Was useless to continue offering sur-
seton Edward r. Hughes 3. said
count for damn little"
The conference was looked upon by
many as a sort OF Joke. or bluff on
pos.ofnee believe that he WAS heedins
bearing the claims o. the various esndi.
seeing the futIlisy OK p~roiontins shs
conference. finally rushed from lhs
hotel declaring that he was going to
mont. from which place he would wire
his recommendation.
He carried out his bluff OF catching
the train; but instead. went into confer,
ence with John Howard and the or
inc -J.J. o.. ring. utterly ignoring the
large delegation OF business men who
were at the hotel to see him
II was repOrted arnOnU fhoae ouesfA.
Neeiys room while the conference was
In progress that earlier In the day. DIT.
uselessness OF DR. o'Kane's remainins
In the race. had thrown their support
70 the candidacy of Charles Menkemel-
sna rms report was generally credited.
many circles last night II was believed
Nenkemeller will yet be appointed.
source IN eloss touch vim atSa from a
the appointment would go TO either w.
W. irwin. the former Democratic sher-
kkn a n 20 Tol Acre =, Miller the we'll
said to be favored. IL was added that
Menkemeller was doing all in his pow
er TO secure the appointment and was
During the afternoon many persons
believed that James w. Ewing. who has
death OF Mr.. wiedebusch' would be an.
pointed. despite the fact that he re-
Gently that he Is not even a
receptive candidate.
The office has been vacant since late
summer. Nicely was repeatedly request
cd 10 recommend some person for APP
pointment. but delayed the matter until
after the November election. for obvious
political easons.
In a prediction speech delivered in
thts city, Nicely. at that time "A candidate
Tor reelection. stated hat he would
make the recommendation so that IL
would be In the hands OF the department
before December 1. No recommendation
was wired last night ftom this city over
either the Western Union or the Postal
Telegraph wires.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
DETECTIVE KELLY
HITS ATTY. BOYCE
TWO MEN COME TO BLOWS
WHILE IN M'LURE HOTEL
YESTERDAY.
Was The Result OF Remark. Alleged
20 Have Been Made by Attorney
Abou officer in Recent Trial.

Nursing his anger TO an opportune
time. Detective Tommy Kelly. of the
local police force. "widened" on AT.
torney s. o. Boyce yesterday after
noon at the Mcclure hotel with such
force as to put hat gentleman out
for the count. Leaving the hotel as
IL nothing happened. he walked TO
the office of Squire Hobbs. on Six
teenth street. had Deputy Sheriff
Phillips TO put a charge of hghting
against him. plead guilty to the
charge and paid his fine.
IL is claimed by those who witness
ed the scrap that the detective walk
ed up to the attorney as he was
emerging from the wash room. invited
him TO take on his glasses and hit
him once.
The trouble arose over a remark
that Attorney Boyce is said to have
made about Detective Kelly in the
recent Kraft hearing In the local Grim
nal court. II came as no great sur
prise. as the detective was kept from
going after the attorney at the time
Of the trial by his friends. who did not
wish to see him get into contempt of
court.
The following version was given out
by Mr.. Boyce last night
Il was coming out of the Mushroom
when | was met by Mr.. Kelly. He
What do you know about my
record? I said: i don't want TO talk
TO YOU. He replied: You take back
what you said about me In the Kraft
case. and ! said 4 will take back
nothing He struck me. and while I
was getting my glasses on. Some men
took him away" Mr.. Boyce continued,
he a not hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
BELIEVED THAT SEVERAL CASES
HAVE REEN DISCOVERED
NEAR LAMrHA.
Belmont County Farmers Are Much
worried and Have Asked state
V~eter1nar1an 20 Make p~iaRnoa

Following the lifting OF the quaran-
tine In Ohio. caused by the hOof and
mouth diseass the people % the central
portion or county are greatly
worried over what appears 10 be a well
developed case OF the disease al La
mira a village 20 miles west OF Bell
ARE. II Is said the disease has made
ITS appearance IN the farm Of J. L.
Lewis. near that place. rive head OF
cattle and a number OF hogs are said 70
be infected with the dreaded disease.
and the state veterinarian. Paul Fisher.
OF Columbus, has been asked by farmers
IN the vicinity. 10 make a diagnosis OF
the disease affecting Mr.. Lewis cattle.
Considerable stock * raised on farms
near Limara. and those Interested are
deeply concerned. Adjoining the Lewis
farm are those OF John LanIz and Frank
W addell. each with a considerable
amount OF stock either grazing or sta
bled en- the two farms.
The manner in which the disease
could have been communicated to cattle
IN the vicinity OF Lamara. IL advanced
as follows: The Baltimore A. Ohio rail-
road divides the Lewis farm and IL has
been his daily custom TO drive. and IL IS
believed the disease was conveyed in
that manner. The state veterinarian
arrived last night and his verdict Will
be awaited with much concern by the
armer OF Belmon county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
1RIEIS
Sold by all up-to-date druggists.
Take Hexets for Indigestion.
SENTENCE HARPER
Judge Robinson Refuses New Trial
to loea Man Charged With
P~anderinq.

Judge Robinson yesterday refused
Harry Harper a second trial on the
charge of ~pandering. preferred by
Fern Anderson. a shining" light OF
the segregated district. Attorney
Porter argued hat there could b. no
such a crime as that charged in the
Indictment. as the houses of i'll fame
were closed at the time and there was
not a district Of segregation. Prose.
cutting Attorney Asdleman said that
while the houses may have been sup
posed TO be closed. yet the evidence
produced pointed to the contrary.
After refusing the new trial. Judge
Robinson fined the man $500 and
costs and six months in Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
ANOTHER DAY
Continued Prom FIRST P.z..)

from ~Petrograd describe an important
RUSSIAN gain and the capture of ZEN
miles OF trenches 10 the northeast of
LODI. VI
AuNices from Holland report that
IaiiWay traffic. newspapers and posts
IN the BRUSSELS region are entirely sus.
Penueo' IL Is presumed for the purpose
Vi suppressing news of a movement Of
herman troops to the eastward.
The only development OF the dav in
the western theatre was the renewal
OF the British naval bombardmen of
the herman base at Zebrugge.
England was surprised az the an
nouhcement that King George had LEFT
& nIsht on a visit 10 the headquar-
~ oil the British forces in France.
Nnere ne Is certain OF an enthusiastic
reception from the soldiers.
c%hurehiIrs Birthday.
MS was the fortletn birthday of
winston Spencer Churchill. hrsr lord
OF the admiralty. and the papers. ex-
cept a Few OF those antagonistic 10
hin' pay tribute TO his remarkable
career. The seventeen birthday OF
the queen mother Alexandra will he
celebrated tomorrow.
Dutch papers say that the Ger
mans have imposed an indemnify OF
y OOO francs 49, 900. OOOl monthly
on Belgium for the duration OF the
war Tor the maintenance OF the troops
and IN addition. 1885, 200. 5000 francs
S'''OOO,OOO) as a war levy for viola
Of neutrality.
Luxembourg reports thai Germany
mas paid a substantial sum for dam.
ages resulting from their
OF the grand duchy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
LOCAL BROKER
Associates with Big New York Firm
For Purpose Of Handlinq
Wheeling End Of Stocks

James Greer. tho stock broker with
offices at y O sol Schmulbach build
ing. has become associated with the
hrm Of I y. Harkless. one OF the big
New York stock exchange cOrpora
lions. and commencing December ist
wiz be In position to handle all
stocks. bonds and grain for the local
markets. Mr.. Greer has been In the
business here for eight or ten years
and In that time has gained a large
%clientenc by his square dealing
Under the arrangement just made
with the Harkless hrfn. one OF the
most important on tho New York ex-
change. he viii be able 10 greatly en-.
large his business and his reliability
should be a biz advantage. Attention
b. called to his advertisement OF the
change In arrangements. which will
be found on the market page Of to
days int~elligencer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-the famous
Wendell's Ambition Pills-that will
put vigOr, vim and vitality into nerv-
ous. tiredout. all In, respondent PEG
pie In n few days.
Anyone a buy a box Tor only so
cents, and John Coleman Co IL author.
lied by the maker 10 refund the pur.
chase price II anyone Is dissatisfied
with b first box purchased
Thousands praise them for general
debility, nervous prOstrntiOn. mental
depression and unstrunE nerves caused
BY Over-indulgence In alcohol. tobacco
or Overwork Of any Kind.
A. a brain food or for any affection
OF the nervous system. WendelIa Am.
billion pills are unsurpassed. while for
hysteria. trembling and neuralgia they
are simply splendid Fifty cents AZ
John Coleman Co and dealers every
where. Mall orders hIlcd. charges
prepaid. by Wendell Pharmacai Co.
Inc. Syracuse. ". y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
TERM IS CLOSED
Criminal Court Sessions for NoVsm.
Der Term Brought 10 = Close
Yesterday Morning.

After dlsposing Of tho Harper and
the Jordan cases yesterday. Judge
Robinson adjourned the November
term Of criminal court. and o
ced that adjournment OF the court
taken until January g. a. $50
O'Clock r. M In the case OF j. W..
Wiley on an embczziement charge
The bond 81 the defendant was for.
u De- understood that text
term the case viii be dismissed and
The bond forfeiture set aside Aloe
Wrsht sud Louis letters. now In jail.
vii probably b. sent 10 the psnifen
tay within aho next few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
RAID SPEAKEASIES
bridgeport Police swoop Down on Two
Places and Gather In the
Owners and Wet Goods.

The Bridgeport police waged war on
the s~peekeasies last evening and as a
result two places were ratded and a
large amount OF wet" goods was found
at each place. The first place visited
was hat formerly run by Retzler. in
A~etnavtlle. and the proprietor. Harry
Cook. and his bartender. were taken in
charge. A large amount OF the goods
was discovered and taken 10 the city
TO be used as evidence. \
The second place visited was the place
near the Aetna STANDARD mill office.
the UnderliEor saloon was for
merly run. The proprietor was arrested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
SEALED PROPOSALS

Hottoe 20 Manufacturer, Jobbsrr. mer.
chants and othsra Wholsaais Dealers.
NOIlCE " lAEitfUN GIVEN. That
the State Uoard ~ Coufrnf 81 ~ efafs
OF West Nirrfnla vii recslgs hIfs faiiy
Z IT. oftce ~ C1aricsfoa. West Virginia.
Ior furnishinF supplies Tor fho several
ment or which o. vested IN nnfd Hoard.
gontracts VII b. awarded q the lowest
nlanffHa qualify considered. and other
ere VIII - given preference.
lsisLs Of supplies needed ufft b. fur
nlshed hidders on receipt Of reuucsts
stating the line desired
NIATE UnAEr or CONTROL.
ja-i-tf Ch~erl~-ton. West Virginia-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
SICK BOWELS
NEED TRIETS

TkiETS quickly and safely relieve
the misery caused by a lazy liver
and congested bowels. They gent
ly remove all impure matter and
thoroughly cleanse the system.
One TRIET taken before retiring
will clean out and tone up the sys-
TEN and make you feel like a new
person in the morning. Sold by
all druggists in 10e and 25t
round boxes.
Spearmint Favored and pleasant to
take.
LAXATIVE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
AND MOUTH DISEASE
SCARE IN BELMONT COUNTY

ana a quantity Of wet goods was taken
n-sSn man arrested was required to place
OF the money posted will be returned
az one OF the men is up for the third
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

Our November
Deliveries In
Washington
D. G..
were 500 gallons
of milk and $50
gallons of cream
daily.
TIL ats $4,000
gallons of milk
and 4,5OO gallons
of cream for the
month.
Yet Washington, ID. G.,
is one of the most closely
guarded milk and cream
markets of the country.
The District of Colum-
bia Board of Health sends
men here regularly to in
Spect United Dairy farms.
herds and paSteurizing
plants.
Washington, d. G., is
a great distance of, but
not too far to come for
the rich, pure, healthful
milk and cream that
measures up so well to
the capital city'S require
mentS.
United Dairy Co. pas
teurized milk is tested dali
" for bacteria by the
John Coleman laborator-
les.
Our wagons go every
where.
THE UNITED
DAIRY CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
WANTS P6sooN

Anthony smith Local Negro. 20 p.sl
ton Governor for Release.
Anthony Smith. a local colorcd
man confined in the p~eniteutiary a.
Moundaviile. ie trying Tor ~ pardon
Many ~ his friends win rond = peff.
lion 10 DE governor askinr Tor q par
don Tor The man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
BTeummer 6 HHdebrsnd

Llruer Narket and eerr-T a..
telsph0ns fsI. Opsa 1AF ana aishL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
CONG. NELLY
tconsnusd from FIRST Pare,

~" Eirst PaGe.D
,Sse TO give The lntellieeneer any.
ming, adding that he took this
position because o. the treatment
ne mas received a. the hands Of
tnis paper. my name is cut out
ot all your Washington Dis.
patches" he said. you can e..
N your paper where Miss SO and
30 has been located In Europe
through the state department. or
tnst someone has been granted =
pension. but my name 10 never
Item"
A. that moment he started for
the train shed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

IOdiS
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhiAl EMBALMER,
IVA and 1924 Main street.
Calls Answered Day or
Store Phones e3B.
G. J. B%ortschy. Nat Phone Isss.R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

sunday. November eqfh.
nt 30 o'clock D.. ~. MRS.
18th year % her arc.
funer from the Latter Day Saints
chu..l. Fortf-accond and jacob
rtrcets. thursday az z o'clock y. IN.
fnterment az Greenwood remeferv
Friends ~ the family invited 10 Al
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
Farm For Sale

lso acres 2 coed 9 room houses, 2
oarns, lard isys rolling. lots Of FruIt
good road and owner wants a.
SELL see % We Will show you y.r,te
for Hst Of $50 others. Rice ero.
Elm Grove, ~. Va. Doth phones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

Congressman Nicely and Secretary
Lively arrived In the city about ?
o clock yesterday afternoon. from Man.
nington. whore. during the morning
a conference was held with patrons Of
the Warrington office. Fred Beattv
a merchant Of hat place. was recon-.
mended Tor appointment
immediately after their arrival In
THIS city. Nicely and his ~aecretary took
up quarters In rooms Nos. 4f4 and 4fs.
a. the Hotel Windsor. and from fhaf
Time until after . o'clock. the hotel
lobby and corridor leading TO the con
gressman's rooms were crowded with
candidates for the Office and their
friends u was estimated that more
Than 200 persons were intervieWed
during the afternoon. more than 200
passing through his room between tho
hours 81 2 and Z o'clock.
A. all times the reception room-
which was In charge Of Secretary
Lively. was crowded. and there was a
WAITING liat 10 soc the congressman
Practically all tho avowed candidate
were present and pressed their ~.
spective claims In person. Many we're
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

HooNEY-On Saturday. November e.
~ az = 70 o'clock p m. MICHAEL
Mooney iu his f2nd year.
tun~ral services from the amily resi-
December Z. 1910 a. $50 o'clock a mi.
.oiiowcd ~ requiem high mass al ~
duaerha cathedral a. 10 o'clock
msut az hft. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
DIED

oEELL-O Monday. November a..
1914. at $40 o'clock n. m a. bcr tsfc
residence In West Wheeling. ohio.
BLANCHE. wife Of Homer RozelI- in
the gath year Of her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
FOR RENT

o GENT-l-arge front room. suitable
TOT one or two gentlemen. Hot ara
soid water In room. Use or bath. With
IN two minutes walk OF postoffIce
Phone Bell 1894. n.SsE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

ON Sunday. Nov. Gath.
residence. 40 Walnut street CaId-
wells run. MARY, wife OF the late
Peter Gallagher.
QUEEN hiEh mass A. 81. Mnrv's church
Thtrty-siNfn and Woods streets. We'd
n-sday morning a. ? o'clock Friends
torment az At Calvary The de-
~cased was = member OF the Iadirs.
Catholic Benevolent Asaorfsffc,
Branch No. SAG.