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ident Wilson to attain the settlement
OF international differences by arbItra-
ton. was adopted.
Judge Clark. In supporting his reso-
luton, declared that practical men
knew the day of universal peace
Is far OF. and that practical
men would be glad. for the present, to
lend their support TO such treaties as
those now being negotiated, providing
years delay before a declaration OF
war.
feature of the celebration which
has been arranged for will be a ban.
quet at Client. Belgium. on January s
OF next year. at which time there will
be the same menu. the same toasts as
the banquet one hundred years be-
fore. with which the signing Of the
treaty of Client. automatically ternI-
mating the War OF 1872, was cele-
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WAR MUSIC AT
PEACE MEETING
ORCHESTRA PLAYS MARTIAL MU
SIC AT MEETING OF CENTEN-
NARY PEACE CON-
MISSION.
Fsvors treaties Row Being Negotiated
for Years Delay Before a
Declaration OF War.

MACKINAC ISLAND. Mich. July p.
The final session of the conference
of the American Peace Centenary
Committee opened with a brief recital
by the hotel orchestra. harmonious
as music but distinctly discordant to
the dominant note of the conference.
which was peace. In the absence of
instructions. the musicians gave The
Battle Hymn OF the Republic. I" March
ing Through Georgia" and Dixie" with
the greatest martial ENTHUSIASM. The
delegates took II with a smile, al
though there was no applause. Ad-
Journment was taken subject to the
call Of the executive committee, which
IL expected TO call a meeting OF its
members at Niagara Falls In Septem-
Der or October
a special resolution presented by
Judge John ~. Clark. OF Cleveland.
who recently was appointed judge Of
the United States district court for the
northern district Of Ohio. commencing
the efforts OF President Taft and Pres
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EareweIl surprIs. Partx.

Thomas Murrin. thirteen-year-old
son Of William Murrin. OF Bethlehem,
who Will move next week TO Cleveland.
was given a farewell surprise party
A. his home Tuesday evening The
party was planned by Thomas Sunday
school class. known as the "Bethle-
hem Bees" and II proved a complete
surprise and a most enjoyable affair
in outdoor games. and at the proper
hour delicious refreshments we're
served. Among those present were.
Miss AIDA Bromer. the teacher Of the
class; Mrs. Walter ~. Wayman. the
substitute. and about sixteen children
OF the class.
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LAWN FETES
ARE POPULAR
THOMSON ~. z. CHOIR HOLDS
LAWN tELE THIS EVENING
ALSO TENNIS CLUB.
Tennis Club Dance on Friday EVENING
VIII Be interesting-other Social
Notes OF Special Interest.

The Thomson NJ. r. choir, which is
w DER the able direction 81 Mr.. Frank
n kincheloe. will give a lawn fete
tnls evening on the Russell Muldoon
,ot az 81 South Broadway. two doors
neioS the new Thomson NJ. r church
Everyone Is cordially invited TO at
tend There Will be cooling refresh
ments served. including ice cream.
lemonade. home made cake. etc. ali
OF which 20 to make up the usual
menu At q lawn fete. The lawn will
De prettily decorated with Chinese
lanterns and electric lights.
There will be a Victroia concarr
ana musical numbers rendered by diff.
ferent members OF the Thomson choir
which viii add TO the features OF the
evenings pleasures. The proceeds
VIII go toward the payment on the
new church The choir has pledged
$500 toward this payment. They have
made goodly sum and expect this
evening TO make the balance. The
Island Is ideal for such entertaiu-
ments and this one will be the larg-
est held Tor some time.
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BARRIERS PICNIC

Meyers Lake Near Csnton-Spec-
isI Train Carried Pleniekers.
VIII enjoy life in its fullness this, one
day in the year, the occasion being tina
annual picnic at Meyers Lake at Cam.
ton, The trip 20 the lake win ba
made on a special train over the
wheeling Lake Erie railroad lines
leaving here at z: 20 O'Clock this morn.
ing. In view OF the fact that there
VIII be nothing doing on the shavs
stun today, the barber shops remain
ed open last night until Q O'Clock and
gave the connoisseur his daily shave
All bids well for n delightful time and
" Old J. II. comes across decently.
there VIII sure be some time Athie.
tics Of different kinds will feature the
program which win be made much
pleasanter by basket dinner.
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Music Pupils.

The music pupils of Mrs. Laura Nc
Ginnis enjoy an outing az the Wheel
ing park this afternoon. An old fash
Toned picnic dinner will be served. In
the party will be the following:
Misses Catherine Phillips. Marie
Weiske, Agnes Campbell. Rosabell
iarkson. Nina Jaspers, Margaret
Hickey. Catherine Knabe. Nellie Me
bur. Marie Tucker. Dorothy Butts,
Misty Miller. Emelda PAUL. Mildred
Welshans. Grace Rose. Virginia Fra,
zier. Virginia Taylor. Sarah Clenden.
ring. Marie Eskey. Mae Thomas, Helen
Hagerdon. Margaret McClannahan
Dorothy Campbell Marcella Seifert
Elsie Happy. Bernice Farmer. GLADYS
Kyle. Ethel McClannahan. Audrey
McGinnis. Gertrude Friesmuth. Ruth
Riley. Merle Hoge. Elizabeth Bozenske
Virginia Walker. Marie Young. Masters
Frankie Teufel. William Smith. Rob
ert HerzeT. Virgil Gould. Gilbert Soles
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s.ratford Motel oane..

Dances are being given at the STRAIT
ford Springs Hotel every evening by
test Will also be held at that hotel
Good music will be furnished.
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Party at Wsyside Inn.

Mr.. and Mrs. Julian G. Hearne. Mas
ter Julian Hearne. Miss Margaret
Cromwell OF Bedford. Pa: Miss Helen
cromwell OF Bedford. Pa. and others
dinner at the Wayside Inn "wednesday
evening.
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kelley-Kase.

The wedding OF Miss Josephine
Madeline Kase and Mr.. Edward ]
Kelley. of this city. took place We'd
Eesday morning at the Sacred Heart
church In North Wheeling. The nun
uai bass was celebrated by Rev. Faith
er Rossman, who also performed the
ceremony. The attendants were Mr..
Joseph ID. Kase and Mr.. James Con
nelly, OF Pittsburgh.
The bride wore a gown OF white
crepe de chine with lace trimmings
Her veil was arranged in a Juliet cap
effect. Her boquet was a shower OF
brides roses and sweet peas. Follow
ing the wedding a breakfast was
served at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Amelia Kase. of North
Wheeling.
After wedding tour. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelley will be at home in a newly
furnished home in North Wheeling
Mrs. Kelley is popularity known and
has host of friend- who hasten 10
extend congratulations. The groom
~ connected with the North Wheeling
Glass Company. as assistant manager.
and Is young man of sterling quail
ties.
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Sewing Club Met

Mrs Joseph Fraebel entertained the
Ihimblo Bee Sewing club az Green's
motel on Tuesday evening. A chicken.
WaHle supper was served after which
the young people went 10 tho pariors
and enjoyed music Piano solos were
rendered by Miss Wilma Radcliffe and
Miss Rose HOnecker sand pleasing 60
Joe. The cuests included the follow.
ing.
Misses Rose Honecker. Clara
HunEerman. Wilma Radcliffe Mar
Ellerman. Mesdamcs Chris VoifIe
liam Howard. George Wagner. Iosepb
Fraeble
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Equal Suffrage League.

The Equal Suffrage League will hold
It's meeting at the Board OF Trade
rooms on Friday afternoon al 2:3U
O'Clock. Arrangements will be made
to attend the conference at Grafton on
July 30. All are invited 10 attend.
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Mrs. r NJ. Clendening nee Lady Lo-
gan, formerly of this city.
Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum and MIRA Chas.
Frissel Of this city attended the we'd
ding
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The Wheeling Tennis Club will hold
lawn fete on the courts at Edgedale
Thursday evening. Friday evening a
dance will be given at the Stratford
Springs Hotel.
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The wedding ~ Dr Locsn Ciender
HiNon ~ - Cross Wis took rlaco
ln The latter city "wednesday evenine
pr Clendcc.ng, J. me son OF NJ. aud
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Supper at Greens

A number OF Bellaire lady Elks
enjoyed supper At Joe Green's
place In Triadelphia Wednesday
evening. In the afternoon the ladies
played cards under the trees on the
large lawn. Prizes wePe awarded
Miss Green had prepared ono Of her
famous chicken waffle suppore with
rnunrn fr.r.
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lawn fete will be held at the home
of Mrs. Charles Woods. at Park View.
this evening by the ladies OF St Pauls
Episcopal church. of Elm Grove. Jap
anese lanterns will furnish the light
Those who will assist are Mrs. Chas.
Milton. Mrs. Clarence Woods. Mrs.
Harry McLain: Misses Adele McLain,
Mary Hildreth. Minnie Milton, Eleanor
Clark. Mary Wilson. Louise Woods
and Sophia Woods
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About People !
Movements % individuals to
and From .l,s City.
TRI-sTArE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTEls

Melure-w. J. QuigIey and wife
Sistersville; r. u. Hoskinson. New
freeport. Pa; r. l.. Hoskinson
Waynesburg. Pa. VIM. Lipphardt
Martins Ferry.
Grand CentrsI-A. J. Schantr, Orr
Vile. o.: Clyde Mccormick. W. J. Fish
er. GAINESVILLE. o. r. w. Doll. Graf
ton; Chas. II. Weigelt. Sardis, o.; A
u. Caldwell. Aliedonia. o.: c. NJ. Talk
irgton, Cameron: Prank l.. Williams
New Castle. Pa: 5. r. Rose. Claring
ton. o.
6runswIek-S. S. Smith. S. II. Nor
man. G., W. DeHaren. Clarksburg: c
A Overholt, Ada. o.: G. T. Rooch and
wife. New Straightsville, O.; J. v
Dawson. Riverhart. w. Va
stamm-C. =. Garrett. Clarksburg
A. NJ. Major, st. Clalrsville. o.: r. q
Dakan. Rosbys Rock: s. Braunlich
Marietta. o.: Ed. Liniger. Darlington
o: q: c. Ehlerman. Caldwell. o.: W
II. Johnson. W. p. Lazier. Fairmont
y; II. Woofter. Kenovs. o. f. Meeker
Darlington. o.
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This afternoon. at Belle Isle beach,
Miss Agnes Mullaney will entertain
with beach party. The affair Is given
Tor Miss Genevieve Flanagan. OF Pitts
burgh. In the party will be Miss Gene
We've Flanagan. of Pittsburgh: Helen
Siemaker. of Sistersville: Rupertha
Blum, Emma Gundling. Evelyn Blum,
Anna Wingerter and Agnes Mullaney.
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Misses Minetta Miller and Lucy Nil
party TO he held at the Stratford
Springs Hotel on Monday evening OF
next week. The affair is being given
for Misses Mae and Louise Lynch
End Miss Helen Davis. of Columbus.
Who will be their house guests Mrs.
Maud Spooner Becker will furnish the
music for some fifty OF sixty guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-20
STEEL TRADE
COULD BENEFIT

NEW YORK, July Is-An
tuE feature OF the steel trade is the
large volume % business that could b.
transacted ~ the mills would accept cur
Feut prices for deliveries extending be
yond the third quarter Of the year. bat
a. Yet Few consumers find incentive 20
anticipate future requirements The
American Steel and Wire Company has
taken the initiative toward q better feel
tnE by sdvancinE wire products 81 per
ton. effective yesterday. The pruEpec
tive advance was preceded By some In
crease IN specifications and contracts
for both wire and nails.
In the railroad deld tho principal
point Of Interest this week was an in
crease In rail orders amounting 10 H.
eQu tons. the largest being 1000 tons
Tor the Southern Railway. The New
y ork Central bought 2 500 Eondola cars.
tho - l.. a ". ordered 200 mining cars.
aud the f~1ttsburEh and Shawmut rs re-
friEcrator cars. Locomotive shops re-
ported rdera for ~ engines.
structural steel contracts were again
light. calling FOR scarcely 10000 tons 81
fabricated shapes. bit more large con-
tracts are being revived
New prospective contracts call for
about Toe. 900 tons Of steel shapes.
The pig iron trade was again light.
and prices we're unsatisfactory.
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WEAKNESS In
STOCK MARKET

NEw YORK Iuly Is-Th@ stoeE
uarasf proved unatls O. RESIST HhyNg
80 sinister iufssncs n usakrssH in tn-
dlFt1ual strrEa Tbs SEss rl~tal cas-
- f1r nat wsaknsss ssfs rNen sems
a~nsfal auraEafion ne severity % fn~
rummsrc~ rummiasIuua %
EeN Haven Apparently save cre-snCs %
r4nnra % 80 urfffHndlN atff4ds % fns
rallfoada claims flr freight increasss
Thsfs wsrs rumurH also ~ INTENDED
rorHrraslgnnl ir~FsEttGauoug o. other
rallFoada Tee afludFel rEhf o. friun
iacirr - disfubgte - extra dlridsnd
sas a favorable Influence buf even that
carried H~eaEnsnH % Baltimore a Ohio a.
= result orinr 20 thrsatencd Increase
- marsef offerings
Poutirsl motives found play In for
sEu uarksf a. yell. where reports %
Austrian complications 10 ths balkan.
blocked fha good effect % the French
loans success Husrtas abdicafion prov
"a r. small factor
Restraint nus was exercised on tns
Influence % bountiful crop promise and
reports % industrial rssumDtiona and
trade revival steel trade authorities
we're Inclined % dsprecafs excess % en-
thusiaHm over mild Improvement
Hiark rust damage figured GA the
wheat mark~f
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on the c. T.. Sperry. Mary NJ. Spcrry. J.
Davis, A.. =. Nicholson and Frederick
Freeman farms. on Robinson Fork. Nc
Clellau district Manufacturers Light
a Heat Company Is drilling on the Cur
It's Hutson farm. on Miracle run. ait
telie district. M~ononEaiia county. Brad
ley. Allcuder end the Moon oil 4 Gas
Company tg e. drilled a second test on
the Wise Tenant farm through the
Gordon sand and hav, a 3 barrel pumpcr.
Ohio.
Thcre Is no imurON cment IN the size or
the competitions in the deep sand terri
lpIN lu southeastern Ohio. Near Glen
ford in Section y. Hopewcll township.
Perry county. the HurVis a. Co. well ON
the Frank Rldeuour farm has been drill
ct through the Clinton sand and found
nothing but q little gas. Six feet Of fair
Is good uutO sand was found hut u
e. utHIru1 rH OIL lu the Fultouham dis
tICt. BOO Newton township. Nu=kiuCum
COUNTY thc Garter OH Company has
drilled 90 fret on the Thompson farm
buster.
Light pumuers are the boz. The shall
low saug districts have tnuUDl. In the
caldwell district Marion township.
Nghle county g. r. barry g. Co. have
drilled O second test on trs Lewis Kit-
terIcck farm through tho Herea Erit
and have e. buster. lu the HarrictsVille
district. emerruU usrtu. Daniel Afuv-
or a. Co have drilled 90 test through the
cation is onc-halr OF a mile east Of pro
dGCfiOr on the Huffman farm.
PsnsylvEnia compietious-
To The northern extension Of the Car
SON pool iu Hanover township. Beaver
county Pa Eumpus . Wcltner have
completed 40 3 on the Thomas $. Mans
barrel uumuer In tne McNurrsy dis
.irt near Hill station. Washington
SO 8 on the 3. a vs. r. Long farm and
nave Cd alafT uumUDr.
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eial cars will run every half hour.
Personals.
Mrs. o.. Holt. who has been visiting
her parents. AIR. and Mrs. Myers. lett
Tor her home iu East Liverpool yester.
DAY. Her sister. Miss Ethel Myers. ac-
companicd her.
Bruce Duncan f. home from Blue
Creek for a visit with his parents. AIR.
and Mrs J. c. duncan.
Mrs J. Hastings son and two
neen the guests Of Mrs Harry straight.
on iiurt hin left this morning for Jack
Mr.. and Mrs.GIoycr Bcardsl.v and
little daughter. Annette. arrived yester-
DAY from New York FOR several weeks
Visit with SIR Beardsleys parents. Mr..
Mr. oppenhIcm. OF the Marietta Tor
pedo company. was e. business visitor
Mr. and Mrs. r 81. CbTi4tv returned
last night from three weeks spent al
heTkley SPRINGS W. Va
Miss Ethel Clutter left this morning
tpr a several weeks visit az the home of
Miss Mary Webster. Of Washington. Ia.
Mr. and Mrs + q. stewart and Miss
bcrNl Satwart attended the Chautauuua
IN Fairmout last evening.
MI Frank Bowers b. visiting friends
iu Wheeling.
Miss Lucille GunIock has returned
from a visit NJ Woodlawn. IA.
T. % Strader. Of Wheeling. is a busl-
ness visitor here for q few days
-" H"-HN""'A NHNNH N
visiting relatives here.
VI. Gcisy. Of wheeling. architect on
me new Baptist church. b. here on bust
= o. clover was a Grafton visitor
last evening.
Mics Mary cannon left today FOR
heI home lu M~organtovu.
Miss Efic Anderson has left FOR Pitts
nurEh. where she VIII spend the rest Of
inc summer with relatives there.
Ionu ~hauks Dol back from Oklahoma
~ q Vis,t With hi- parents. Mr. and Air-
Miss Frances Slater rs visiting rela-
lives and friends in Lodi ohio.
RAYMOND IauEherty was "a business
N',ii'r her from Lltretun yesterday
tH rlarFrhTrr Hft.r releraI d4r4 rfaft
WIN the latter sister. Mrs g. o. Cof-
rIl uu Hrrf HIl
Me. li'ra Humes is a FaIrmout vi4.-
N.e. Ada Drake leaves tris evening
I.r ROYAL nl- Nd where 800. will arend
iH. remainder of The summer
f,- a-Ilin visiting her SIG
hl'a Georgia Martin. from VII
~ and Mr. &c. ~ Matthew. ba,.
from ar automobile trip io
Nl-f eamou- of Marranfour II
MI.... frrfl and HlaeIa HH.sI.r and
Mfs- iHIiH IfuftH Irff frlrr far an
s''y Mo"yt..1 ias rars
Martha who have been fr. r...t. ~
.n. Nrr N a ward HrT Is..r f1.
o.. Tor So IHr.. '. for r t...f rr..I.
each .n tho HIE school the
Mics isd7 Uartar, I'D. bonn. from, t
,n. Dol Wheeling f.r 2 rsv
~ bennington salesman for u.
iHrNinr rHur4r7s Hf WhseIrr
''iH' visitor .n town
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D air To- good .... 10 00mi Id t1
IiSsh cows, Der head 10. % 90 60 90
Market steady.
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Razleh's Local Stock.-

HEELING. ". Va. July Is. IL
The following quotations or ne more
ectIFe iorhr - ne wheeling markst srs
corrertc1 daily Tor The tuteluEsnrsr -
tioWhfd llaziett a Son. s~chmuIbach
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MITCHELL q STEVENSON, Inc.
LHAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. July Is. IL
TIE Following quotations on the more
hctiNo stocks u the Wheeling market
are corrected Tor the ln~telligsncer by
Ailtchtli a Stescnsou. Inc. local brokcta.
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tl-Tr1nsfer books close JUL % for
gust fst.
-l-Transfer books close July 18th
FOR 2 per cent cash dividend. PAYABLE
July goth.
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Ib-Tranufor Hooks close July fgtb
TI1y 20.
tD-Transfer books close July 18Th
i"r B per cent cash dividend payable
August
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

veal Calves and FRESH Cows.
Nfal calves. good TO- choice DO NH 10 30
.al calves. fair t0 GOOD. o O0.rTu HH
ltEft herry a com. calves 8 90 % 90
fer Cows. ext per hd. co OONTU 90
trcah cows. common % fairs O0 u 20 o.
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OIL AND GAS

There was no Improvement IN the size
- lh' wells completed In the eastern
Iieius al the close OF the week. During
~, tlist part there were few compile
ikht producers and quite an agErera-
'4oh OF busters in all fields. Another
cut IN the price OF crude Of the P~ennsvI-
Nania grade. making the quotation SI'-o
had a discouraging erect on oper,to,S
VINO nave nothing better than light ter
ritory to drill.
koane county. West Virginta Is mo-
longer furnishing anything better Than
esnt In Spencer district. the
SCUM rem OIL Company has drilled No
on the J. j. Greathouse farm tErourb
the blg lniun sand and has "a 3 barr.I
jumper. on Laurel run. In the same
4tNtIlSl the south Penn COMPANY has
slNeh It's second test or the II. l.. Korars
farm a second hot but failed 10 nloEe
anything better than a very light ptt,T,r-
er. on Spring creek. the same conlpaDy
lass heirs farm.
Three and one-haIf miles cas-, 81 NJ.
nlngton 81 FlagEy Meadow Marion conn
~. tnt south Penn oil COMPANY mas
completed and shot its No r1 ~.
Jesse Sprout farm a little deeper mo
me Gordon sand and increased H. pro-
duotlon from 80 70 100 barrels a dsy
ON Ten Mile creek. Sardis district
Hafrlson county. tho NcSpar Gas COM
r'ig mas now completed its test ON the
pumper. ON the same stream. 4 y re,
ION mas drilled his test on tho b.
H"tkfT farm through the Gordon r,rT
aHl tne hole has nllod up i.0OD fs.t
NlLn Iluld. on West Fork river. Union
ul-trict the Philadelphia Company 80
on we Mary l.. Young farm b. ioIItrr
Up az 70 barrels "a duy ON Dos HrI,
~. MlIe district. GHrtlau a. Comuanva
been drilled through tb. g.-5
ana IL good for 10 barrels q day ~
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R7ron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. July IS. IA
The foiirNing QUOTATIONS. on the mo-.
acttsc stocks OF the Wheeling market
afe corrected daily FOR the GuteIligencer
~ Geo ~. Baron. local broker. and X.
X Mufshall, manager bond department:
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On Long Run. Grpnt district Richie
ggl9ty m. % on COMPANY has
through the salt sand and be-.
ISM jumper ON Nuttcra Fork .f
Goose creek. the same company har tho
~ completed Tor O. test ON tho ra4.-
LIIi,} farm. In the old stout rrfg f-
' uinu district. poddrid-s raurfy
" ,afi'r 'iI Company has drilled is
IN ON The To p A. T.. ~ Stout f4rr.
throuEh the Gorduu sand and has 4 Z.
barrel Jumper %
'n FALLING Rock creek UIr SANDY dis
LI,' NhHWhH ruuufN. the ugoruaI gr
company BIAS drilled So. a. .r ~.
.lIN h'irn tract through the W..r sand
ann 't. e % barrel producer ON trr
.hr Ealing Rock Camel Carf r.urr,.
hftilrn No. 30 on Ifa own r-.r...t.
fNr Same formation and E.. -
ON Straight T.rE Hr..r
li-Ll.cl Lincoln county. fHa Ufr .-..
fI.nm.nf Company HHH .f4rf.r t
lu NO. p on The EIIH a M.rEmrr
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Fidelity Local Stocks.


WHEELING. W. Va. July ~. IL
corrected daily FOR the Intelligence
ny the Fidelity Investment Association
STOCKS. Par. BID Ask LIS
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HI.wnr. Tho. were married no. vince.
ing September 1e zoos Hud srr slirEe
u ..fHI HUufr..
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at Eureka park Sunday. July 18th. spe
cial ears will run every half hour.