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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
Big DROP
Peaee Talk Affects Wheat Market,
and Offerings Bring Prices
Tumblina Down.


CHICAGO. H.. Sept. I4-Wbeat
prices to-day underwent almost as VIC.
lent change az when. not quite seven
weeks ago. the war bulge in quotations
began Excitement In the present
case. however. was about the prospec,
OF swift approach OF peace. traders
generally taking the view that the Fri.
umphs Of the allies meant IL wouId
be unlikely for hostilities 10 be pro.
longed
Selling out OF wheat to-day was on
a huge scale from first 10 last. and
caused an extreme smash Of ST. cents
bushel a. compared with az cents
advance July Is. on the the occasion
mat relations between Germany and
England were broken on The down.
ward swing Of prices today brought
wheat a. low as &fl1ia a bushel. for
Nay delivery. az against S1.2O Satur.
day night and $l.32 just a week pre.
vious. september 5th. the topmost
level Of the war
Between July - and September 3
the rise IN the price Of MAY wheat was
4lH cents. Of which nearly one-half
has now been wiped out Al gf11a.
Tor May. the closing quotation to
night. the net remainder OF the war
advance Is Pa cents a busheI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
FINANCE
Inauguration OF Gold Exports TO Canada
Hopeful Development IN Money
Markot-EaGior Tone


NEW YORK. sept Instrumentation
OF gold exports 10 Canada in partial
payment Of New York city's indebted-
ness 10 London and Paris, and with
9raNal from the private market Of some
large orders to sell listed Securities
were the interesting financial develop
ments OF the day. Five million dollars
was taken for shipment to OTTAWA. there
70 Dc placed TO the credit OF the bank
OF England As much more probably
VIII 90 across the border in a few DAYS
cancellation OF the orders TO sell
STOCKS was associated with latest news
from abroad. which indicated a more
hopetui feeling regarding the cause OF
the aliles IN the war with GERMANY IN
was said that "A substantial part OF the
new German loan OF $3.50 600 600 now In
viii be subscribed for BY wealthy Ger
man-Americans. but canvass Of the
International banking Interests failed 10
elicit any COnfirmat ion of these ru,nors
tables and demand on London eased
traction OF cent to the pound and
brokers' IN exchange reported a moder-
~. inquiry Tor remittances on Paris
scarce. 10 was said. however. thai Con-
siderable business was being done he
tween LONDON and Paris iu American
grain bills. Local brokers also sold
Amsterdam vi
Last weeks bank statement contri-
buted 10 the easier tone OF the none,.
MARKET some 80 day loans heing made
At Z per cent on high class coiiatersi
per cent II was confidently uredict.d
mat a. soon az the local banks recoup
lhelr reserves 30 and 60 dav loans viii
netllne 70 per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
APPOINTMENTS
United Brethren Church Closss II. An
nual Conference and Names Min
isters For the Year.

Spscial Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
GRAFTON. W. Va Sept 1.-THE
West Virginia Conference or the United
Brethren church closed here at noon
yesterday following the regular annual
ordination sermon by Bishop Weekly.
The total number OF ministers and lay
men that have attended the conference
from all parts OF the state is over four
hundred. The following Is the list OF
appointments for the year OF pastors
ana superintendents
West District T Foster. D. d i.
Mason. W. Va. superintendent Park
ersburE First. \. V Nandersmith:
Iarkers6urg Second. Fred slaughter:
Wilbur. /. ~. Ward. West Union. X IA.
Moy er. Middleburn. ~. :. koontz. READ
sr SUPPLIED oy Alma Pastor shoioy.
\. X Nicholson. Alma W x. Meyer
and ". Caste; Harrtsville. T.. \. ENline.
Cairo. q. W. Scott. Morristown. y. "a.
ington First 4. "a. Reese; Huntington
second; j, Warner. Huntington Cir
S S,lit J. z NJ Knapp. ROCK castle.
futts, Hunalo j. l.. Nusum. Ripley. T.
". Webster. Gay, Asa Napier. Union. p.
p Capehart Piiney. ID. l. Smith. Leon.
j. J. Booth, silyerton By CottageviIle
pastor. Charleston. O W Burdette.
io.nt Pleasant W. f. Grail. Cottage
vile. e. W Ramsey Red House Roy
D. NJ Snider.
East District. r. - Radsbaugh Bel
lugtou. ". Va. superintendent Buck
hannon q. Robinson. Euc khauuou Cir
cult. T.. s.. Critics. Clarksburg W. ".
slaughter AdamSt0u. u. W Cunning
ham. Weston. T.. =. Strader. Redwood
o. - Stevens. Alton T.. e. collins or
landa. II. ~ Cook. Tanner 4. T.. Sallas:
Mount olive. l.. Stead. Morgantown. <.
a. lessee Troy. T. u. X cross. Free
mansburE e. j. Aileudcr. Gassaway. W.
70 scott. Nolga. j. T. Prit~hnrd. Graft
On, y. ~ Waters Elkins. = " Ludwig.
Terra Alta W ~. Ware. Oakland o. u.
Farmhouse. Deer Park T 4 Dewitt:
Warrington. -. -. Herndou. Hendricks,
&. =. Linn Elnehart 4 Nanscoy Bel
Nlleuder. kiugwood W q Cunning
ham. Arden :. p. Bauman. Evansville.
y. g. johnson. Kercns. ". ~ Albert +:
Peoria v. = Williams. phlllippi q s.
HauIcitcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

High pressures and fair and cool
weather continue east OF the Mississip-
pL They are also relatively high from
the middle Pacific regions eastward in
TO the middle West
a low pressure are OF considerable
force covers the northwest extending
southwark over the upper valleys. with
good rains over the latter sections dur
ing the past - hours.
Low temperatures FOR the season pre-
vail over the northwest. extending
southwark into the middle west The
morning reading at Sheridan. Wyo.. was
80 degrees.
Generally fair weather will prevail
IN this section tonight and TUESDAY.
with somewhat higher temperature to-
night
Local data: Highest temperature yes
terpay. 20 degrees lowest last night 80
degrees; no rainfall
The ohio will fail but slightly in the
district curing the next SO hours
n. &. HOWE.
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
FINANCIAL.
WEST LIBERTY

WHIST LIBERTY vs.. Va SEPT ft
Communion services were held at the N
o.. church on SUNDAY morning conduct
% ~ Rev lfnwdcn. % MhfsInF Nrt.
D. d Grace. apociHl pastor ir charge.
prfHrhiuE af Buckley
The new addition fu fnf Trfstvterian
uuusr Del nearing completion
Rev. D.. g. Gus. Hae purchased q nov
automobile
Mre I.Iersr. of Columbus. O.. BE- via-
tuT Mrf Edward EuaieY
Mr IulUrt ~ MHIIuhurr Wa a VIrI.
Tor bore ur SUNDAY
VI arH N.r Brock shields Mrr NIur
and WIa Maud King wen. WefarIrr
callers God SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. ora Carman rrd drueh-
ter. 90 WU'IrHurE. were NIaffIrU ffr and
~. WHEY Con. or sunday.
Wise ROMAN He'll nrH nIHfa WfIi 90
NaieN Grove were VISITING relatives
bore sunday
~. f..I telephone were repaired
Iast uref and are OH rood condition now.
VT. and NrH Glen EuwrrHHu spent
saturday ard SUNDAY with M~ and Mrs
John NartIeT. ~ Hruoko county
W. Waiter kcwr. principal OF the
Marwood llirh school vas iu town sun.
day
Mrs. 1taton ard Mrs Mary uirrs
were Wnrwnof visitors lauf week
Prof y ~ shaw and o. N Unaara
wgr- MherllnE visitors saturday
Misa Ida HnTue. Of MrMerhrn schools
spent the week end ~ her home here
and Assisted with the music at the M
p church on sunday morninE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
RoAsrrn unlons

los Angeles SAL. Sept u Irwin
III Rice. owner OF n non union fob
printing shop. who says DO twice has
eecapod violence at tho hands OF Ia-
Dor symrathizers by displaying a
sun aesailed The walking delegate
to-day in teetIfy.ne before the federal
industrial relations corrfraIon
on The occasion % q sf-Ike In Hfs
plant Do said. ha had rfan walls o.
.nr dr.eeate offer GOOD wortman
5000 in gold fo Join with the union.
and i've out of seven % his unionis-o
employee wopt when they were order.
ID on strike
7 am opposed to on organization
That employees striking. boycottfnr
and picketIng 90 enforce 's demands.
supplemented BY che educational
crew with brass knuckles and gas
pipe ho said
Unions ho compared with war. say
inF they had served a helpful purpose
but no longer could BE- recorniFed a.
valuable asset in the marts 81 the
world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
HAY AND GRAIN
NArIoNAL oUARo coNvEnrlon

Boston. Sept IA Members from
30 states attended the opening today
Of tho sixteenth annual convention OF
the National Guard association ~ mo
United States
'1t la said that men will RESPOND
quickly when the call % arms comes.
bur fhis has not always been the case.
and when the call comes ~ ia too late
10 train the soldiers. thia organiza.
ton is % increase tho efficiency of the
national guard. said General Thomas
J stewart 81 Pennsylvania. in he
address a. president ~ The asFocia -
ton
The revised militia law. Including
The provision for che national govern.
mont to pay the militia for time ana
expense. wae discussed ln ne 70.
port 0f Major General Edward e.
Young ~ Illinois. chairman ~ tho o. d..
ecutlve committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
WELLSBURG

r WELLsHrRG. ". Va. sept I4-Ios
f'nna. IUIInne bee. f1rrI rnsr former
tE.ni lor the Belmont iirrvinE conn
Erand jury. ~ Justice OF the Peace IA.
Tmlih. or FollanshDc. Boo the sum 90
1000. for violation 81 che Nost rrohI-
D,ii.n Icy. of ne bsl oue-hsif of The
ailnun. ia o. appear before the grand
Iur1. the other that be- will rsf Violate
'hf Jaw again. Anthony Auurrffa rinrf.
lgi'' i''FenuerD Hnd gultanu ItouItsto.
~" given r. heariuE. were allowed d. ~
lr'r The state was reprererfad r.
IrueeCufinr Attorney W N yV.rEr4gr
tun fnn defendant hF Aft0rufra 81 III
.'eeft. o.l N..IehurE and o. o. Ram
Thr. four men ecrc arrested ON last
iInfdHf evening hf rNIsr Addison
iinrnrs and Deputy sheriff M.f Wiiann.
,M warrant sworn nut before Justice
li u smith. THE search and s.Igura
process was successful and fh. mon
W,f. arrested. and s quantity uf brar
~ som" ul flr beer taken waa stored
ave. Tor other paf'i'a tsf o. cam. ur-
IN' .f'a ~ ODE officers. and was
Jason aInnf With the rest
In' wIfrraHra Dol fIe raa. urra i
fuE 81 Hurron. Atta UairI AND
Ii'I nI luIirr barnes The feafIr...r.,.
.I IN' WIfnNHHfH was sufficient fl I.fI
.'nn' ,o go Grand lury. The others not
U.INa implicated Dol fhr case f.HIar "a
Inis. Hlrure iu hia ffafiuuur r4,. =
iHirfn0nt that hr had visited tbs
lIHrre rsidcd. from time fo limo sTf
has.- snd draaE it S8, r55 ~, g.. ,9' &c ifs
' one inf 90 Ihc aHI0 and fH. Aeon.
~ ..f .i.N "I INn Nuuur WHa urut on 0,
i.,nn'. nnd Pc vas bound co. ite rrand
nnf called un f1 testify wer. rrl-rrf ~.
case h'Inr "a strong one
l.rnl DE m4n held tu tEt FrarH Irry
FllI1ngbro aFent OF the BELMONT rrle.
iur company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

Butter Eyes and Cheese.

cffadr. creamery .rfr. arl,rrf.. Il.
frffH l4'f uaL ar. aerurIa Lfn L.r. nr0.
.rrs extras 1f0 1gtr. ladies' .urrsnf
MAKES. frsts 27is n ftr .rr.rfa Frita
ugrEng stock. current make SD q
Cheese. Weak rfatf whole r.fr
fresh. white ana r1IareE arelIaIr f.r.
- average fancy 1879 1890 Skins g
EEFa -lrreEular fraar FrfFar.H en-.
ia lnN81r. eufra frafa EsnlFr rrsfa
ranla and nearby hfrrrrv whites rarI
900 a. gathered whites 1GuH.r Do
rfrrefV urOwrH Hfr Do rHfHlreH
II0ur-f0usr % cell. prices nom nal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
Mrs. oscar Kennedy Here.

Mrs. oscar kennedy. wife OF one OF
the men who were shot in Mingo june
ton. OHIO. last Monday evening. when
theN attempted To enter the Low whole
sale nquor house. was in Welisburg this
morning. and conferred with the county
ana city officials, regarding the books
and papers ON Mr.. kennedy. at the time
he was found here by the officials. Mr..
Kennedy vas member OF the Moose
lodge. at Bellatre. Ohio. and they were
looking for his receipt book Every
thing found on Mr.. kennedy was turn
ed over to the Jefferson county. ohio.
officials. when he was taken to the hos
pital there. Mrs. kennedy went from
Huscroft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
GAINESVILLE

TINIIN T.NITTITIT- u NUTT u VIZ
ard Mrs. Caleb StarbIrE and two sons
Ehllitu Huf MORGAN OF Nfrrr rsv.
YORK arrived last Thursday Iu their
tHlillHD. Tor t visit with 500 aud ans
John lolpIttH ~ South Lincoln avenue
w rtarbucE was born and raised here
rcn-r FROM bic old home town Ia being
cordially FrrefrI UU ODE friends I'D
FORMER days fle Ia manager ~ ono
We'll Fargo Express fUmrHuv boz Nlu
YORK flfB. lir ia H auu OF Jesse star.
BUCK. who unH former state aenHfar
rom Nebraska. and Hf ono time a prom.
lncnt business man or this ritE. They
Will leave here fu.IH. returning home
hy way ~ ritfaEurrH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
MRS WILSON'S DYING
WISH IS FULFILLED

WASHINGTON 10 G.. Sept IA
Mrs Woodrow Wilson's diving wish
That Congress abolish the alley siusaa
n th' national capital. was fuiaUcs
to-day vncn the House passed the
Senate bir which prohibits the uae OF
dwelling houses IN Washington ALLEYS
after four years from the date Of the
LEGISLATION The bin now goes to the
resident for his signature
few hours before Mrs Wilson
died she told the President that she
could 70 away happier u she knew
the alley slums would be- wiped out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

Roger McManus. who went to Mineola
kansas. In June. returned TO his home
here on SUNDAY morning Mr. McManus
spent the entire time he was In the
west In The harvest fields al Mineola.
lie - looking well. and mas profited by
his trip. but does not think the west
comes up Co the east as place to live.
George Davidson and William Curtis
VIII" went with Mr. McManus. are stili
In The west
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

Cash quotations were:
tye-No. .. 90n 92c.
Btrlcy--e307fc.
o Timothy "A. 90 q g 90.
ttoyer-N Nominal
F0rk-S1N.o0
Lard sg.l2
I,ibs-S11.31 nIfk1.
T1TTsBU RICH. Pa sept. If.-catur
SLOW. supply ny" ears. choice SH2J 70
500. prime 81 ufi els.
-nss STEADY. supply ~ double
ae Ks Prime wethers 80 80 n 100. culIs
nd commons s. oom $50. lambs ss.uuu
Veal galvcs-s12 Og0I25e.
HHgs-- l.Ivst. rcceIrfe 80 double
decks Prime reaVics $3.50. mediums
50 bUW6G5. heavy workers 60 ua s.65 A..
ight workers. Ss Is 1850, pigs S5on
geo rouEhs fB.t0uS75
CHICAGO. sept IF-+togs- Receipts
- uuu head weak Ruik Of sales 81 30
no $50. light s. So 70 y 80. mixed gs2Ga
$40. heavy fsoSff 500. r1ugns s. O5ff
SEE. pigs $3.50
tattle--Kecei pts $4,000 head. steady
Eseves So sun . Z 90. steers seas ~ %.
rtockers and feeders g5.gUHN.Z5. COWS
and hcifers S3.756fsSo. calves $4,000
D. un.
sheep Receipts $4,000 bead. strcuE
rheep q fna . q. ycarling- $500 2 90.
lambs $1,000 SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

Miss Edith Guy has roturned from, a
several DAYS visit with Miss Mary Yabn
OF Elm Grove
Mr.. Anna Martin and three cbudre,
'I Eifuh'nNillc. 81. we're SUNDAY .iaiforu
at the home ~ Mr and Mrs. samuel SIC.
Harry Wickham Of steubanviue d
We. sunday visitor in WelIsburF. the
guest ~ relatives
waiter Meyer. of Midland ga VA.
llaillnF ls parents Boz this city Tor ths
week end WV
Ais. .tiirH Nnrah has returned 90 thf.
Guy after visit with relatives in Can.
Poi 700" springs. Pa.
Miss Alberto ..Inr una o. trN..ft-.
caller uu Saturday
NJ end Mrs A. Thompson and
children and o. o. Thgmresr. .f N.,.
NlefHndria. Cd. were WeUrburr .iafI.~.
"n .turiar. making the frfu bv auto
MIS- 'HHrIra IfI.I end ..r f."rne+b
on I"riIHrI ore. orr. VISITING .t a.
n",g, e.. ir ard Me- o. 81 LiEFett
Mr AMI Mre Henry shook ana so-g
m i'IIfu and llHrrf. 40 TIffafurrf ia
were SUNDAY visitors Hf the homo Dr 1r.
and Nrs ". o. Glass. making The 80
pol thff aut" Mr. and Mrs Cbartee
l'l'a. Who naEC been VISITING tere ~
UlrEh. ga Jus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. 1t-Grain prices
crashed downward to-day In whiri Of
selling due to the belief that the war
might end soon. The close was wild
with wheat sac to sac lower than sat
urday night. corn OFF 2tsc To 27.c and
oats showing a setback OF SIZE 10 "a c
net. In provisions the outcome varied
from 25c decline 10 an equal advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

W'ilsburg young men and women are
dallF leaving Tor the different schools
hni COLLEGES IN different psrts o. the
country. This morning saw the depart
.Ir 90 more. 90 take up their work for
lhr year. Miss Lucy Sheets and Miss
Anna Iraubert went Go the state mi
Nersity 90 Morgantown Miss sheets
mas been therc FOR several terms but
fhis D. Miss Traubcrt's first year
for MorEantown. for the STATE i.ptV.r.
say. nr. ~ 80 Will take up the study
~ low. End Mr. Bruncr viii taks up en.
tln'eflnE. Both the young men and
gliNburE High school class OF 1914
Miss Marceline l}arth also left this
W"fniuE Tor - GATHERINGS Normal
last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15
PAY CITY oFFIcEas

To-day ID The regular pay day IN an
tho CITY departments and with council
passing supplementary ordinance 90
its last meeting the ghost win vain a.
usual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-15

N.IliI iHftoreun. Iu krepiuH With Hfa
determination tn Erer down ~. r-tt
lnh Hnd lirnrdfrfrraa Hf fHe NfIrr. re-.
~. below IniIHuHh.H. made several frIr-
."'ln on NnfuruqI end SUNDAY rrsrIraa
7. aIf''I 1II Who were fn nuE arau arr.
h'InN H nIHlurhnurr ON SATURDAY ........
.'a hf.Hf many mon vent nIruaa ara
.i'h 1Etin. nHf none UI fnrrI rrrafrf
ri. INH presence .I the aErrfff
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samuel Wellington ana NVildia Well
inEtou. his wife. both Of FolIansbeo. @,
Leo huth. Of Follans bee. lot ~ IN IN,
tirst addition TO the city Of FoIlans bee
lnted september =. 1910. Consideration
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CAUCUS
OF Democrats TO Consider War Tax
BIZ to Be Held Tonight-oppo-
sition 70 Freight Tax Develops.

Washington. Sept 14-Democrats
OF the house opposing the proposed
war tax on the frieEnt transportation
bill had call issued for a party eau
Gus on the subject tomorrow night.
Representative Underwood and other
administration leaders. however. hone
TO delay caucus consideration OF the
question for al least until the presi.
dent has had an opportunity TO weigh
the situation in the light Of present
Development
President Wilson will return TO
Washington tomorrow and IL is the
purpose OF Mr.. Underwood 10 make
II clear 10 him that il will be impos o.
sible 10 put a freight tax through the
house unless he gives the proposal his
unqualified endorsement and indi-
Gates that the emergency demands
such a step. Should the president
under the circumstances urge that the
revenue bill as framed by the Demo
Gratis OF the ways and means commit
tee be accepted by congress. Mr.. IN
derwood as the party leader will do
all he can TO allay the opposition. and
be advises against caucus on the
ground that nothing can be accom-
plished there that cannot be accom-
plished In the house itself.
May Suggest New Bill.
In the house today there was an
undercurrent Of belief that the prest.
dent would not insist on the freight
tar. but would urge the committee 10
suggest new bill. probably to in
clude stamp on commercial instru-
ments.
whatever happens after the presi-
dents return. a spirited debate o.
certain 20 begin when the subject
reaches the floor ~ the house some
Democrats are considering seriously
an attempt 10 commit the Democrats
In caucus 10 a recess until November.
when the situation might BE- 90 chang
ed az 20 make a war tax unnecessary.
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George David rye Burnsville. Pa
( ollie Rachel Crawford. West Finley. Pa
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
ExPRBss can SCHEDULE
Taxing Eheyt June al. 1909.


Taxing Ens5t June 81, 1909.
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBURG
Daily Except Sunday.
wheeling weilsburg
Leave
21nd Street. Leave
Wheeling Wellsburg
1890 a. m 900 a M
a.20 .. m. 1900 noon
MOtTNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOTrNDSVTLE.
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10Th Street. Leave
Wheeling Moundsville
70 % n m 80 y. m.
$50 y. m
on lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments Weighing In excess OF
nifty pounds or larRs bulk viii not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LINES-uaily Except sunday
No shipments. except emergency ship
menta ~ medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 900 and 6.ib
b. m
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