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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-14
Railroad Fares paid so miles purchases of SIS


4or and
Men In this group we have lass SUITS
are garments that any man will be proud to
oWnothey s are handsomely tailored tailored through
W So scetches, serges. etc. Among s' the
patterns shown are diagonal, hairline,. chalk
and pin stripes--now sacrificed during I IN
this great ten-day money raising sale - SS =.
ssa asoo 1 HxSr "G sc1A1f1En HA1x sIiTS
an ncompasable assemblaEe Of new Spring
tailored garments Of the choicest pure wool
and and American Styles less You cant Appreciate
how wonderful these values really are until
you them, now sacrificed during 10 S0
~ s'ses
5ikhsst standard Of expert skill insulting per-
ss; sRs sssSss s::
cal 70 hess pay %
III sU14s io4 ana
Young Men, $500, $500 and $1,000 values:
to to wearing, these garments viii satisfy YOU
they are the products Of the foremost makers
silk mixtures. These suits are the last word in
Nov saerifeed during Ills great ten i2.75
say Sesy ,a xMp sss fs5
fan and plain shoulder styles the rabbersed
in all colors and nd sizes Guaranteed 1900
overcoats In fact remarkable selection Of
rain coats and overcoats for men and young
* ~ Values --44.ao|
$500 Values -------------------- so
$1,000 Values --.---------------
$2OOO Values -.-.------- 1850
HATS
WONDERFUL HAT VALUES Our hat de-
partment is complete in all that is new In
Spring hatwear. More Stetsons than any
store in the state Our special 81 and 50 hats
are unrivalled for style and quality. This
store has the reputation of: giving the berry
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-14
CLOTHING

q. SO BOYS SUITS. Beautiful Norfolk xnick-
erbockeI suits 1ts.,o! Strongly sewed of $50
;SS s sS s919s Hobby TeFte,1 .ais: q, i
ments rare values at -------------------- :s. ~
w. s sS SUI SUITS. 1ich seotohss, casa
meres and Chevots no finer suits ever $50
$50 soYs' sUTTs. With two pa4r pants. 4
woa mo
styles with patch pockets ----------- v =. ~
3 5e noH R9yS xxSo1r1 fA1Ts lur. wool
r rificed d during this great ten day money acc
si.co f.o ea!s x1Ic1s1 PANTS, r.. VOC,
bvs Serge
:ss Rsys; Kn;sEsE PANTS Fsnts i:ss
:xsEss y .n;:sss SS,;; msssss
rificed during this great ten,day sale !, =, ~.
t%ped o to retail Tor $500, now saeri ~
feed during this great ten-day sS ~
s Mo- t :zsS ssr1.ct Fitting TEou.:r.
and Observation-Disclosures to retail for S..
now sacrificed dur ns. this great ten 3.75
g FAVE fnMrs RI. aa.st pants IN this t1la
mense Quantity Of patterns and colors-manu-
featured to retail for $7--now sacrihced our
ing this great ten-day money raising rs
Sos MEN AND YoU1a 1E1-sl5 suits for
inr to nav sis for your new Spring Suit. in
vestigate this astounding valve during { th ms
cassimsres and nd blue as sf9es
neverv new Spring color, pattern and fabric
is represented; now sacrificed during 11.75
this great ten-day money raising SAFE - !, az
$40 % to $500 Suits ---------------SS. 1'90
$1,000 Suits .vo1,17,,6aa $$1EM
We wa Mt YOU to come here during this great
day money raising sale and examine theSs
n,, viii proclaim them extraordinary values.
Every suit n this lot s perfectly tadorea as she
meres Worsteds and Serges---youH lind the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-14
SHOES

UNUSUAL REDUCTION In Spring Tootwoar
for Men and Youn Men. This store is the home
Of the Florsheim shoe. You will find here in
designed shoes and oxfords not to
be found elsewhere. The custom ideas that
put mans foot in perfect comfort and ease.
and at hte same time give unusual style
Smart new English lasts in an unlimited
assortment of feathers Each shoe in this
store is guaranteed fit money back.
500 Florsheim shoes and oXfords ------S4.25
sc. 90 Florsheim shoes and oXfOrds ------ $50
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-14

best hat values. Here you have the oppor-
tunity of selecting your pick of this wonder
full line of hats at a big saving.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-14
FURNISHINGS


Suecial Lot si2S e sl'S Ss,u now nov =? 36
Pongee and Dress Shirts. S125 value 1880 100
Fancy Madras Shirts $50 value, now 12o
Soisette and Flannel Shirts $500 value leo
English Flannel Shirts. $3.50 value, now 400
French Crepe Shirts, $3.50 value now AGO
French Pongee Shirts, $500 value, now 400
Japanese SILK Shirts $500 value. now 49, 40
Pure Silk Shirts, $500 value, now -------32o
MEMS WORK SHIFTS.
UNDE1WEA1.
Special Lot Mems Balbrigan shirts and
drawers, soc and 75c value. now -------- soc
Light Weight Balbrigan Shirts and drawers,
Light weight wool Shirts and Drawers,
Special Lot Of all wool, medium weight shirts
and Drawers. $3.50 value. now ---------S1.1s
UNION SUITS.
Mems light weight Balbrigan, closed crotch
Union Suits. sl.00 value, now - =, 7 20
Mems 3. V. p. Mercerized Union Suits,
Mems 3: Y. D. Porous Union Suits,
Mems Men, 3. Y. D. Mercerized Union Suits.
Mems b v B. Mercerized Union Suits,
Mems Spring Needle Union Suits, $500 value
Mems B. v. B. Mercerized Union Suits.
Mems silk and Wool Mercerized Union Suits
Mems Men Mercerized Union Suits, $3.50 value
Mems Mercerized Union Suits, $500 value
now
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-14
SWEATERS.

Mems AIercerized Union Suits $1,000 vail
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-14

Partment Is comp1eIe IN ~ xmae Is sa ne" onH
store in the state. Our special 81 and 50 hats
are unrivalled for style and quality. This
store has the reputation of giving the berry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
GEO. w. BOYD
ANSWERS CALL
WELL KNOWN FORMER LOCAL nus.
NESS MAN succuMBEs TO
ILLNESS.
wa. County Law librarian For Twelve
rears-Has Been In III Health
For Some Time.

George W. Boyd. one OF the pioneer
residents OF the city. passed away last
night at II $50 o'clock. at thu Ohio Val
ley General hospital. following an eX-
tended illness OF stomach trouble. Mr..
Boyd had been ailing FOR some time
prior 10 his entrance to the hospital,
october I. Since that time IL could be
plainly seen that his death was only a
question Of a very short time.
The deceased had been making his
home with his daughter. Mrs. ". J..
Luksns, at llO Fourteenth street. for
some time. following the death OF ms
wife. lie was born I'm Gratiot. o. in
1883. He Joined the army during the
civil war. as "A private. and at the end
OF the war had risen TO n rank OF
captain. He came to his city following
the civil war. and in the year 1865 mar
ried Miss Louise Hogue. who died in
In the meantime ne engaged in the
Wholesale boot and shoe business with
his brother. r. j.. and later by himself.
Following this he was law librarian for
ohto county for - years. vacatIng Me
office Tor the present m He
- survived by his daughter. Mrs. w !.
Lukens and two sons. Also a brother
In Missouri. who has reached the axe
OF - years. Funeral services will be
held at the residence Of his laughter.
Mrs. Lukens. at a time yet 10 be ret.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
AMOLOX THE
new DISCOVERY
Many Cures Reported Daily in
Towns Where II Is Known.

The wonderful cures that are being
made BY this remarkable nov remedv
are almost beyond belief 4 young
lady from Ottumwa. "a. for many
years suffered from a bad case Of
eczema Her face was a sight 10 he
hold al covered with rcd blotches.
pustules and plmples So unsiehtIv
was her appearance she gave % all
social life Failing to find relief with
doctors and remedies. she became de-.
spondent and DISCOURAGED After r.
few weeks treatment With AmnIox
Tho scaly rcdnese disappeared pue
Jules healed and she vaa entirely
cured A few months following her
mother wrote that Amolox had done
wonders Tor her daughter. and she
married last week Seems like q
fairy tale doesn't lt7 Vet fhir Dr. the
truth This In only one 81 tho many
cases that are being reported In towns
whore Amolox has been introduced
and its merits have become known.
AmoloN is invaluable Tor eczema.
PSORIASIS acne. trfter. BARRIERS Itch.
rfd nose COT any shin affection Trial
size. soc
Recommended rud Guaranteed D.
= DO Ran and ltogr Hasis ufus co
" heelins q K lioae Mathis Fefy
sFlhf a. Reed Hfidfepuut. usKeIvrs
a co h'iiait,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
IMPORTANT OFFICE

The office of County Auditor is one of the most important
&c the people AT the present time several new laws are going
school law, new highway law and laws pertaining to TAXATION.
these new and very important laws make il a bad time to make
a change in the Auditors office, as thew. N worked out
through the Auditors office, making it very necessary to have .
person with experience in this work.
The County Auditor office pays out more than a million
dollars each year. Would it be good business to place a man
in this office who has had no experience in Il. .H.;r, ,o .dn;r
i'ter these new and important laws and pay out this large sum?
Would any successful business concern put in an inexoer;.
eced man in such a responsible position?
HOMER c. FINLEY, Democratic candidate for County
Auditor, has had three years experience in this office and fullv
knows the duties required. He is honest and capable and with
his experience and qualifications his election viii mean good
and efficient service to the people.
Vote for Homer c. Finley for County Auditor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
DENIS HEAR HODGES
AND DAVIS SPEAK
TWO LEADERS IN STATE DE.
MocRAcY PLEAD WITH vOT-
ERS AT AUDITORIUM.
Ask For supper; OF President VIII
sons Administration and Votes
For Party Candidates.

The biggest event OF the present
Democratic campaign in Ohio coun-
". was the meeting held last night
al the market auditorium. when the
political issues we're discussed by DIR.
Thomas r. Hodges. former president
OF the State University, now the
Democratic nominee for Congress-
man-at-Large. n Hon. John w.
Davis. of Clarksburg. former Con-
gresham from the First District.
now the Solicitor General Of the Unit
ted States.
The meeting was well attended.
probably 1900 persons including
many women. making up the audi
ence. Preceding the rally at the
auditorium. a street parade was held.
the Young Mems Democratic club
carrying banners and redhre. acting
as an escort for the speakers. The
street demonstration. however. was
not nearly so elaborate as had been
planned, the weather interfering.
Or. Hodges and General Davis ar
rived in h city shortly after 8
O'Clock. on a special train over the B
q q. rom New Martinsville. where
they spoke yesterday afternoon. Ar
rangements had been made by which
a large delegation of Wetzel county
voters was to have accompanied the
speakers TO this city. and though the
special train consisted of four
coaches. II carried only about a dozen
men. including The speakers.
Dr. Hodges and General Davis were
met at the station by a reception
committee representing the Demo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
FORCED OUT OF
HIS COMMAND
PRINCE LOUIS OF BATTENeERc
COMPELLED TO RESIGN BE-
CAUSE OF NEWsPA-
PER ATTACKS.
First Sea Lord OF British Admiralty
OF Austrian Birth. and Related
10 Prince Henry Of Prussia.

LONDON. Oct. 20. 1885 D. m
frinee Louis OF ~Bsttenberg. against
whom there have been no open
/. charges. but much idle gossip. be-
cause OF his Austrian origin. has re-
signed his position as first sea lord OF
the admiralty. lis thouGht probable
ecause OF a newspaper campaign
against his holding such a high COM
msnd.
Announcement OF Prince Louis res
lenation was mad tonight in the
court circular. which recorded that
the Prince bad been received in audi
ence by he King On relinauishing his
appointment
Prince Louis. OF Gutenberg. al
though born In Austria. came 10 Eng
ana as a boy and was naturalized In
1868 when he was only fourteen years
old. His rise in The navy was slower
than that OF most cadets. for he had
been In the navy twenty three years
before he was promoted to a captain
cy. and IL was another thirteen wears
before be became a rear admiral
Even after he went up by easy stages
but finally. his great ability and ser
vices being recognized. he was ap-
pointed hrst sea lord In 1912. a few
years after his visit tn America.
Outside OF the fact that he was
born in Austria. the chief argument
his opponents mad against him was
that he is the brother-inlaw OF
Prince Henry Of Prussia. who holds a
somewhat similar command in the
German navy.
The king mas appointed Prince
Louis OF ~Battenberg a member OF the
privy council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
CATARRH TROUBLE
ENDED BY HYOMEI
An inexpensive. Easily Used and
Most Effective Remedy.

Surely try Hyomei. natures harm
less remedy for catarrh. colds. asth-
ma. bronchitis. or Group OF children
a treatment that not only rfves
quick and LASTING benefit. but Is
pleasant 20 use
Hyumei g. o a cure-all. but a
specific for distressing catarrh ana
similar ailments affecting the nose :
throat and bronchial tubes. u does
not drug the system You breathe
hyomei 80 that iis antiseptic mcdi-
cation ~ once reaches the irrifated
and Diseased mucous membrane.
heals and soutnes the sore spots.
drives out the poison. and restores
health 90 the fclicafe tissues.
You can get n Hyonei OUTFIT. which
contains inhaler and bottle Of liquid.
from e " Griest a Company. or any
drug storc-its not expensive. Put
twenty drops ~ Hyomel into the in
haler and breathe ~ n few times dur
inr The day There Del no treatment
20 satisfyina for 10 instantly opens
thr stoppeduu ar passaEes-you
ftatlt freely. ihr unclean dis
lAl ifln, ths nose stop. and duli
afadafI Vanish even the Woraf
cffes r' pond quickly
NuLHfa nuuld always have Wyo
u.el tgnav for use In case 81 Croup
and colds 81 the little ones v surciy'
gives quick relief.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
ERNST NOT GUILTY
Woman Charged With sieamy and
Tried In Marshall County
Court and Acquitted.

Tue jury in the case of the state
VS.. Sallie Ernst. of Benwood. in the
Marshall county circuit court yester-
day. charged With bigamy. returned
a verdict of not guilty shortly after
? O'Clock.
The defendant was charged with
having married Russell Rogerson Of
Benwood on March 4. 1912. while her
William kid" MONTGOMERY
a colored man. who IL Is alleged. she
married in the city OF Fairmont on
March Fl, 1906. The case involved the
Identity OF Sallie Ernst who married
MONTGOMERY and the Jury il is
thought. look the view that the Sallie
Ernst charged with bigamy was not
the person. Many witnesses tnclnd-
ing The former chief of police of Fair.
mont testified in the case. which at
tracted much attention.
See Shermsn's large announeem.n.
on Page 9. today's Intelligence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
H | PHYSICIANS
TAKE FIRM STAND
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS IN oPPosI-
TON TO USE OF LIoUoR
FREELY.
At Hsstinng Of Seventh Councillor Div
uist-Msettng Was Held In
Bellaire Yesterday.

The annual district meeting Of the
seventh councillor district or the Ohio
state Medical association was nsid
Thursday afternoon in the First VI. p
cnurch IN Bellaire and the session prov
"a very Instructive. Physicians from
III the counties embraced "a the distfIct.
including Carroll. CoIumbiana. Jenerscn
Harrison. Tuscarawas. Cosh0cton Usr-
mont and Monroe. were in a.
Vel a. a. number Of prominent uh-st-
cans from various parts Of the state.
The program was interesting and in
Guided a number Of addresses made br
experts and Prominent physicinns or
ONO and West Virginia. which proved
very Instructive 20 the medical sra.er-
nifty Dr. a G. Beotham OF Hellairr
presided over the meeting and Br
= Mcclellan. also % that CITY arfs.l
A. secretary Of the meeting.
The physicians ln a~ttendarre 81 lie
meeting went on record o. opposed 90
the use 81 alcohol Boz the arts and sri-
ences. and adopted the following reaoiHi-
uon.
RESOLUTIONS.
NhefenF The medical profession
Of the world has proved hat the
use OF alcohol a. n beverage D.
deleterlous not only 10 tbe person
and.
Whereas The II-f Of drugs b, Oh.
lnited states p-harmafonin fr-
clude= drugs which are euperior
tu alcohol ln diseased condition.
OF the human system and which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
4 Hint Tor
Coming Maternity

IN n nuis book designed far errsrfant
mothers more complete I-uafrurfIon s
given ln fhe uao n "Wofhara FfIsrI
ibis F an external emhr1r1tlan aunfeI
~ ne abdominal muscles for che purr4ss
~ reducing the strain on ugaments. c1ria
frd fendona.
u thus Bringing relief ard avoiding
flin great cool iH arr0mnuahaI L.
ferfea % Ease The mind. Indirectly has a
mnst beneficial eject uuou the nervous
ffffem ard thousands ~ womer have
oeliFffcdlv told h1w they were free a
hfuefa had 90 morning aIeaneaa and
vent inrnurh ne ordeal with most re-
Warsahie Huocerr Mothers rriarfs has
been Ernwinf fu popular favor Tor wrrs
fnau FORTY years fn almost every corn.
munfT ere rrandm0ftrra Who used IL
thrmselFra their daughters have used
and hey certainly must know What
hieaainf % a. sheu they -reraumsrf h
~ EnrmlV ffnrfiF Hn e%fIffnaI aprif.afi.n
~ haa o. Other erect fhrn - assa fha
mu" ~ f1ris fentuua auI uramaDfs
80 elsed heure Do PERFECTLY cafe a. arr IL
al souen. n fs usad very nf.resrfanr
o ORE enf cafirr n hrearfa
"M0thrrs Friend" o. prepared tn ffs
lahoraforv n Hradfeid Regulate. O..
80 Lamar Bidg. Atlanta. ca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

just think une Ingredient con
tained In stuarH Dysprpsia Tablets
VIII digest 5000 times its weight IN
Iopd.
Doesn't this 'sli you thar such ara
10 your body MEANS relievinr your
distress from f0od-
What tho thor ands nrc dailv doing
yOi "a surely oC livery condition
oft stomach BIZ. a .affifr troubles hes
been relieved by sfusrfr uyapf ptia
Tablets They rHvr rfrH TO- and
tried for years They ore tilr vaf.ons
%gresteFt dyspepsis rfNsii They are
sold wherever drlrr ore SOLD surely
this manner ~ proof be- al. vor need
Co know what course Co pureuf
N any msn eau prepare q better
remedy than Sfuar'a UYsrepea Tab
lets he can make millions Of dollars.
o. there a better one.
Why not use fhle hint 90 auntcn
your commou sense and nate YUr ri.
20 your druFsist today ere bus e Iot
To anyone vfFhins D frf. tHai q
these tablets please afU.pss 4
stuart Co. ts0 stuart Bias Star haii.
Mich. and q small sample package
vii be mailed free
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
CARRANZA READY

A-HlNGreN. 0ci .a-oniriaf ice
i' received here tonight aafa g.n-
eIal ttrrauza bod 10000 ffaops ~ 80.
iniie south Or NFIae lnIhenfar r.rG.
Hut Huufhunrd movement al
IHI'fH in fnr event OF the Nruna
allfufef convention failing fo emrr Ia
tiles. "i
afiahfA Dbl. H considerable furrs In
ne hIlle snH leHat uf Agnna Cauenfea
iNn .Nf lHnu nurfIeuu dominance U..
rHilrnfd fo Mstlro gfr
Tonight Hlannf.naa fDfI az r~tt
pr HlIeF rafr 90 fruaa lnif.ufas Tn..-
irihffu HrFTnEf fUnurs Hudrr gen.
fl lfnIi fun some nf Villas fDr.aa
OF IrInuuH mfn we're aaiH fa
nHfs been tlled and 1a0 taken rrisonsrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
FALLS FROM CAR
Laa peoarmo of East End, sus-
OF Bruises In ran.

street. received painful iniurIes a., n
LINK abou 20 o'clock. when she rem
y a west virginia Traction and Eiec-
Ile cofnpauy car al Eleventh and n.
streets. Mrs. DeCarmo
.tnlns 20 her home and was In the a..
ol Eetting on che car when from son,e
prs, Glass and GnleSpy were esiisd III
W lnJuied woman was removed To the
NltmNer pharmacy. After an eNam,n--
- compound fracture Of both hone
ol we iett arm. liberated nose and chcs
~" severe bruises ON the hack of ~
htau The city ambulance was called
ahd she was removed 90 her home vybere
= more thorough examination will b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
FIGHTING RESUMED

MENlCO CITY. Oct. ss.-F19btinx
Nngel on the outskirts Of the capital
Detween the followers OF EmiIano
1ep1ta ana he onstitutionalists. Colo
nei rragoso. with cavalry. Infantry and
artlllery captured Tizapan, which Is
~conhected with the capital by an cleo
VIC ar lne and drove Genera Tacheco
20 the nearby hills. The cauaifics a.
lhe ection were not made public. TIA
pan hsd been in the hands OF ths
NaLata men Tor several weeks.
The saws ne ovhtfn.
was forced BY the followers OF Zapats
ana mat its troops were COMPELLED To-
reslst m order % protect the canifaI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
LOTUS IN BAD
rat ana cullen Arrested On Charge OF
In Police Court.

Yesterday evening on "a charge 80 e.b-
slf Monday evening The arrest came
lell"N ing The trial Or Lewis Eurser
~" lhe isottuE EauE had arrested for
1e7finE one % their number Wufte-
tried before squire Engel and di--
Wen. u seemiuE that the Iof M
were the aEHrgssors. res eria
evening they were arrested ana wfit
~ gwen q hearing this morning before
the police Judge. 1919
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

have not the deIeterious after
snects. therefore. be 10
"tsoiNedt hy the members OF the
seventh councillor district OF me
ONO ; ate Medical association in
convention assembled at BeIIafre-
ohto, October %. 1914 Thai ths
OF the medical NofeS-
sion be requested to use their in
huence az all times TO prevent IN,
Use OF alcohol except tn the arts
and sciences. and
Resolved: That g copy Of these
resolutions be given TO the pub-
nc rress. that a copy be publish
ga ln the ohio state Medical A.
ISOLATION Journal. and that a copy
ne sent 70 the committee on Tnf-
ted states -Pharamcopia with ne
request that they consider ITS
elimination from the next Phar-
macopia.
tSlgnedl
G.. NJ. MANON
j : MCCLELLAN.
,. 4. Mcclellan.
j u. PARRY.
r. =. ETSK.
Committed
See Sherman's large announcement,
Page 9, to-dsy's Intelligence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
EEwsrE LooKnD W
Donald nrush Being Hsid b. Pouo. 70,
stealing uicycls.

Donald Brush better rn.~. a..
'ffinr newHie wHa arrested ,esfard.v
innfnlnr. hr Detective TfeI Frsrfsr Ii,
e .nh ~ stealing u bicycle BE- wai
frlHi Monday before sauIra riort.
Hf 90 frHf intended fr hold fFa s~l,r
f.iffnsf afternoon but = conuruarrr
va asked Tor nnI rfrnfeH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
In TRIADELPHIA
Republican Voters Of rriadsipht. Mis-
triet WIN Meet To-night
at Elm Grove.

Republicans OF ~Triadeiphia district
VIII hold a district rally. this evening.
IN the Majestic theatre. sometimes call
Cd Millers n~ickeiodeon. at Elm Grove.
~ viii be the FIRST Republican rally OF
the campaign In TriadeIphia disfrfct
much interest Is being manifested. and
a large attendance Is expected.
several well known speakers will dis
cuss the Issues OF the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
GOT HIN IN WRoNo.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. 2s.-Sam
uel Cunningham. a clerk in the Brad
dock postoffice and also a Republican
candidate for reelection as a justice
OF b peace in BraddOck. was held in
$500 bail by United States Commits
sioner Roger Knox today on a charge
OF delaying and destroying mail mat
ter. IL Is alleged. that Cunningham
destroyed 100 pieces Of political mail
matter sent from Washington. ID. C.,
in the interests Of a candidate to op-
pose him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
HORSE KILLED
animal Attached 20 Gardner Produce
~y strncE ~ Train on South
side Last Evening.

a horse belonging 20 the gsra,.r pr
llt' COMPANY &c TwentY-nraf street
-truck BY r. train az Ford'a CROSS
~ ah"lt p O'Clock lnsf evening arI
KILLED The animal was driven 60 e
RACK and was Killed almost ~