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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-04
Hoe. Ahsenca.

His sands are. turned to purest gold! =
Yet It, alass grleves my heart sore!
TO see them Slipping from my hold.
How precious now each moment Is.
Which / must east like dirt awayi
MY only hope comfort this
y, Each moment will return that day.
On that sweet day, that joyful hour
When she lies willing In my power.
Nay, these rich moments. are not lost.
But; like the mornings dewdrops, which
Into the sun their sweet lives cast,
To make his body far more rich
So dostllese precious moments glide
Into her being where they store:
Until 4 clasp her az my bride.
And get them back with thousands
more; @@
breast,
saved themselves with interest.
a. Davies.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-04
CHAPTER v
HIS STAR

Father, father" Alike dashed into
the library the morning after the tale
of R%atisbon. 1T told you, mademoiselle,
that / was not to be troubled. / am
writing my book" the general thun-
dered at the little figure.
Alike was not impressed. do not
drop your eyebrows in that way; she
1t makes you so ugly. father"
He put his arm around her. What
is 1t you wish? Be quick"
"Oh" Alike danced in excitement
again. There is a queer, little, Village
boy-but a good boy. father. He has
brought you a bunch Of lettuce-such
white fat lettuce! VIII YOU see him:
May ! bring him here? He is q very
good boy"
Alike, you are impayable,', the gem
eral groaned. 81 am your playthingi
Yes. bring the good little boy-send for
all h yfllage-haye in the servants
that will help me with my writing
Alike. ignoring sarcasm had flown.
IN minute she was back and led by
the hand Francois.
All" the general greeted him
sternly. MY friend, the Marshal!
You have already begun the attack on
my chateau. It seems2as
mo, my seigneur,.s the boy answered
gravely. Mot vet. I bring you some
sslade as g present. Il AZ from my
mothers garden. chose the best
Is thank you" said the general with
seriousness. II am not sure II your
mother Will thank you equally. II Ia
9 good present.
Francois var gratified. La Claire
this morning ent him to the a
dens with a wilde margin of time, and
down the. cleaning row OF white lettuce
fhatsh0 would take a frihnfnsar MI mako
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-04

Mike, q rat terrier owned by VIII
liam Bailey Of Georgetown, was dis
covered Yesterday mothering q pair OF
Kittens he had stolen from the home
Of = neighbor. Mike had gone to
tns house, picked the kittens up by
the neck, and carried them to his own
home. where he was discovered play
Ing With them and making them com.
Portable In every way. When the two
Kittens were returned to their mother
Nike was inconsolable, and has since
refused to eat.--Georgetown (DeD Dis
patch TO the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-04

Seven sons and three g%randsons Of
famous generals on both sides during
The civil war are among the young Of
icers of the United States army. They
will give promise of distinguishing
themselves in case Uncle Sam gets into
trouble.
Capt. U. S. Grant third is a grandson
IF Gen. U. s. Grant and a son of Gen.
e. D. Grant; Capt. Fitzhugh Lee and
mis- brother, Lieut.. George M. Lee, are
sons of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee; Lieut.. t,
]. j. Christian is a grandson OF "Stone-
WALL Jackson; Lieut.. Phil H. Sheridan
is a son of the famous general of the
same name; Maj. John Howard is a
son of Gen. o. p. Howard; Captain
Longstreet is a son of General Long
street; Lieut.. A. S. j. Tucker is a
grandson of Gen. Albert Sidney john
ston; Lieut.. Simon B. Buckner is a son
of the confederate general of the same
name. and Lieut.. E. v. Sumner is q
son of Genera Sumner of the union
army.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-04

Tsfre Hill, Kindly permit me
4toagtve ycu my testimonial in favor Of

yNt0 r.. Mhh6m
Vegetable Com
pound. When | first
began taking it 1
was suffering from
female troubles for
some time and had
almost all kinds of
aches -pains in low
er part Of back and
in sides, and press
ing down pains. I
not sleep and
- H.M
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-04
Glad is co7

Patience-I see a London railroad
station has been equipped with PEN
nyin.therslot machines for the sale OF
tickets 70 persons who wish to ac-
cotnpAny friends to the train plat
forms. M
I Patrice-That's too cheap. I know
srd tive nor than . penny to see
eornsSof my friends leave the town.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-04

Beigian commercial bodies are con-
eeemplattng the construction Of 4 s24,-
yVV.OVO canal to give Antwerp more di-
~ connection with the River Rhine
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-04
Mysteries Of Complexion.
She has q fine complexion"
And she gives every man who
kisses her q little Of it as a souvenir"
pon Mothers kittens.

AifsIfA seed $50. Farms for sale on crop pay
nents. J. Mulhall. BOO City, Ia.--Adv.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-04

Continued next week,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-03

.... Lot D. o6A .-- -
,s,n.r. Mrs. Beryl and X. H.. In sMA
aWn except strip 10 n vide along
i,na and q tract Of a.20I acres
- NV. Cor. said sWk SWh.:..
n sEu sWK beg. on W. Iine
arn sWn on w. bank OF rtvor'
sS.ncs 8. 57s IT, TO SW. Cor. SEA
SWr,x n ltO H.. N. - deg 4 zbo
NWIy. along river to beginning.
N NWH NwH beg. at NWk Cor.
Mwu NWk., thence =. 1880 r.. >.
u aer 1b min w. si6 n, N. %
Ssr ". $50 r. to besinning.. -.
= NWu NWN beg. 1t NV Cor
aec 2. thence 8. - deg. E. ses n
4. her this tract, thence N. IS deg.
AZ min. =. 2bs a. to d. Z r. O. right
- vny. southeriy along right ot
ana n, 8. IS deg. lS min. W. 70
,,xer My. along river to beginning
,uuier. BeryI. In SWN sWK that part
- tho sWH SwH. Sec. 2-i6-l0 as
sn,,ows. beg. Mt the NV. Cor. OF
ayv,l Sec. 2-as-10, thence e. 4lI.4S
~ 2os.7f IT,, w. 417.42 n. N.
,os n n. to beg, acres: also beg.
:, tho NE Cor. above described
sr.ct' thence u. so2.bs IT. m or l. TO
Nn Cor. said subdivision. thence
4 10 n. w. so2.5s IT,. N. to beg.
4 ,07 acres. more or less. .........i
And that part OF sen SEA. Sec.
s-1g.to, beg. at said NE Cor.
shencc w. 4i6 e.. 5Ely. $50 IT., N.
Gao It. to BEGINNING -:
miner. John A.. in SEM, the EM OF
heg. 4s rods. 8. OF NV. Cor. SEN
shence 8. 40 rods, Il. 100 rods. y.
% rods, w. 1sc rods to beg. tSur-
fnce only ..................
Mineral Land Trading Co.. the. Ute
park placer. NJ. Il. zbi.....s..-...
Ciln Placer .....,.............- :.
Parian Placer ...................
summit Placer .........-........
Minor, I.ettie d. ....................
Milton, G. L............1b. ~, IL. 10
Nonahan, A. j., In Nh NWx, beg.
a N. side n. =. Ave. - Il. WY.
from eW Cor. lot 81. Atwafer'e
4dd.. thence My. parallai with sasd
n % 81, Genoa ditcA, NSlH. asnns
1aia ditcn - n. Sly. parallel vita
0aiA lot % ~. Z. Ave. e exso1oo4'
NJ. - n. y Nogv N4egpt toe otteA
r ii a. 3, - q loe... .ss......
-. PoAoe ~ Nan. s,s..,..o
-. San61 3. . - lolL = Oe4eee
l3. a., N1o.ee !. .ss..,sss.....os. =
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-03

Piaseck, Max. NJ tract ~. Beaver
Park ......-......'..
Picord. Mary B. .Sh SEN, NEH sEH
rigott, r, J. .................-. .
Pinkston. G. A.. in NwM SEX. beg.
7i.25 It. w. Of Sc. Cor. NWN SEA
thence N. go It.. w. IS IT. s. 22o
IT,. Il. So It. to beg. except 40 IT.
street; also beg. go IT. N. and
1904 n. w. OF said Sc. Cor.
thence N. 77.e6 IT.. to alley. thence
N. sc deg. s3 min. e. 60 IT., thence
s. 1855 IT., w. 55 It. to beginning.
PoigIase. Thomas. tract z. Beaver
Park ..........'... .........-s..-..
Pollard. Sarah J....... WA i, 2, :
Presti. George. Imps. lot 10 NwH
6WH
Preston. H.. Und. X F. W. R. Lode.
Sur. No. 1898 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Und. IL 8. d. p. Lode. Sur. No.
l333S. (Both clAims 1e.0l3 acreal. :.
Protntt, Mrs. H. J.. All :. S..l. W. eH.
n i ..........s.......
Procntt. Mra. n. J..................e 6
Quinn, Ice A................. 3
oitniek. AAten. :. .ImDo. RGhllo LAnds
AAgn1Alo = Ooa. J. M....s-11. IA
.s.s..s... ls........ M ~
noo1olos y u....s..ss..,.ss.,.e. 3
s.ssessssssss..sss. ss.sss.s.ss. =. I
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-03
Name Of owner

MaFipO. lgna. -.'..' -.
Mannel. Alvin. in NEA SEA- pes'
11o II. w. Of NE. Cor. said NEA
sEH. thence 8. 7so H.. W, 4Io IT,
N. 10 #. Z. 4Io IT. to beginnins.;
In NEH SEA. beg. 4lo II W. anu
ITO II. s. OF NE Cor. NEA sE
thence S. $40 #. w. 42o H.. y. o-'
r. 3, 40 #. TO beginning.
BEGINNING at point 80 II >: anu
20 "a ~. OF NE Cor. SEA SEE. y.
thence s. SIS IT.. w. 40 IT.. .; ezS
n w. 4io IT.. n. 525 # W: 4ea..
n. n. SIS It. E. 1890 II. 70 peg, sc
also beginning at point o.
r.. N. and $40 IT W. OF sE. C0r'
NEH sEA. thence N. 52b It. W.
40 n. S. SIS IT. E. i1o H. TO beg,
Marino, Joe. Nh swA. SEA SEM
Maroit. Frank. y Sss 49,
Martens, n. H........in In SEh E
IN SmA
Peg. 1o2 q. Z. OF NE. Cor. sEA
NEn. Sec. Is. 8. on w. SIDE Ut
rhnrd Ave. 1865 f.. thence W: zsy..
r. n. ss1 IT,. W. s7-57 r.. N zso
n +. 1861 n to beginning
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-03

% 10 GO s1M 242s.oo e7.s7
30 10 50 2SO s124OO 1so.47
80 1s SO los $4,000 Ios "a
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-03

ouO0AOIa OAME0uCo Vs. lA NV -
NWA. beg. at NV. Cor. NWk
NwH. thence E. $50 IT.. s. 80 It.
W. $50 n. N. 80 It to beginning.
Sherry, R. A. Sps SEX. sEH sWK,
NEk NWK ..................
Shamp. Samuel w. and Frank. s, 9
Simon. E. ............... .....u
Slater. Sarah A.. II. T. J. Prescott's
Sub. OF tract "A".
Small. W.. Dolly Mack and Dolly
Mack No : Lodes. Sur. l1sos. EM
Smiley. Rho4A .........s......... ~
smith. Katherine. ne..............1t %. IS
Smith. Lnoioa. ....s..A. s. N. ~ n .
smith. MAKY......N 81 n a l. !.
Smith. Ranl h uFaAiA Lode Noo- !
Snaaa D. 4. 81 q Z.
enDW. J. n................lA = q. q
nDMNA o. =. - q. Z. 013 - M
-. -. 3 ';i;;;:;;iii;'i i - 1 ii
F.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-12-03

.......4, and tract from CITY
Paculewitz. Dominick. Und. y Eliza
beth Lode. NWH u0.s31 acTes) :.
Paoiino. Paul. Estate. s. 32h IT. Of
tract 1876 ........--.....
Parker. }. .NEK swK sEk
Parker, Laura B-.....-...-.-...L. s
Pastora, Andrew. Imps. SEM NWA
Patrick, Lawrence ........1. 2. 3, 4
Pauis. Lee A. .......... IL. Nh Is
Pauls. Lille r. ....t.. .Sh is. all IL
Paxton, Mrs. Bessie l.. 81. and tract
to make lot sex120 ft...........
Peabody. W. H. ......... "a. Is
Pearson. Clarence P.............. Al
Peila, George
fendleton, Dallas NJ. SWN Sell
Pennington and Seymour. Climax
Mica Lode in NWK. Sur. No. 1lsls..
Percival. Katie. and Laura Spencer.
IL. IL. H.. ...............
...... .. ..... 3. 10. IL
AVs
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Bellalre Rrlefs

superintendent Linton and the
teachers OF the Mingo schools visited
the local schools yesterday.
items OF Interest for this paper may
be left at the City Book store or tele.
phoned 10 the reporter. Bell 26i.J
Mrs Garfield Fulmer OF North JET.
ierson street Is spending a few weeks
with relatives I'm Indiana.
Mrs. Jefferson Beck OF Brilliant Is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
The work on the new city hospital
Is progressing rapidly. and the heat.
ers are being installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cummins. OF
Mcdonald. Pa. are spending a few
days in this city.
y. :. Hopkins IS confined 10 his
home on Harrison street by an attack
OF quinsy.
Owenah Bauer. a student at Ohio
State university. is spending a few
Gays with relatives IN this city.
Joseph Potters. who was Injured
some time ago at the Novelty is i'm.
proving
Mrs. Joe Durbin OF this city has re.
turned from a visit with friends and
relatives at Pittsburgh
Miss Anna Lando OF Belmont street
has returned from a visit with friends
and relatives at Cleveland
Edwin Heatherington OF South Bel
laire has returned from a visit al
Steubenville.
II. l.. Sommers OF Mansfield. was
calling on friends and relatives in this
city yesterday.
William Shot has returned 70 Jew
eft. after a visit with friends in this
city
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Kern OF Wash
ington. Pa. are visiting relatives and
friends In this city.
Mrs. William sherman OF Mingo s,
the guest OF relatives and friends In
this city.
Mrs. James Bryant OF Beaver Fall.
Is visiting friends and relatives IN
this city.
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Tho Red Men held a well attended
meeting in their hall on Hanover street
last evening and "a large crowd was in
attendance.
a large sum OF money will be distri-
huted 20 the employees 81 the sheet mill
and the CorrugatinE works today.
Earl Webb returned home yosterda y
after a three weeks visit with friends
and relatives at West Alexander.
The Eagles held well attended meet
ing In their hail on Hanover streot last
evening and several candidates were in
itiated
a large number Of East Liverpool
basketball fans attended tho game IA
the Armory hall last evening
large number OF Steubanvilis peo-
PIE attended the funeral OF the late
Harry Bumgnrtner in this city yester-
day afternoon.
Church Day" In several church IN this
city and special services have been ar
ranged.
Miss Ola Hartley. OF West Aloxand-
or. IS IN the CITY calling on friends and
relatives for a few days.
The streets were IN muddy condition
after the rain and In some places the
mud was very deep.
Items OF interest for this paper can
be LEFT az Ralstoh q Parkers drug store
The next number OF the High school
lecture course will appear at ths audi
forum next Thursday evening.
The Pythian Sisters held regular
meeting in their hall In the opera block
last evening.
4 warrant was sworn out YESTERDAY
Tor a miner employed in the tin mill
mine on the charge OF taking a coal
pick belonging to another man.
The condition OF Lawrence Hughes
shows slight Improvement at tho local
hospital
Charles Cross. the man who was shot
IN the shooting ARRAY last TUESDAY
evening stiu continues 20 improve and
will recover.
Another large crowd attended the re-
vival service at the United Presbyterian
church last evening.
Another consignment OF Buick cars
will be received in this city next week
by the local agency.
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RrdReport Rriefa


William Roy went 10 SteubenyilI.
yesterday on business
-. 4. Jarrett. OF Pittsburgh. was here
yesterday calling on friends
Joe Moore, or Hundred. W. Va. has
moved 20 this city after "a several years
absence. -
William Githcus, formerly OF this
friends
I'd. Cook went TO Canton yesterday on
Few days business trip.
Deputy Sheriu Wesley Osborne. OF st
Clairsville was here yesterday on bust
ness
Albert Sterling has returned 10 PITTS.
burgh. after short visit here
Mrs w o. Cooper. of Main street
lett yesterday for Pittsburgh TO sueud
q week with relatives
Miss Helen Ray. Of Waynesburg. IA
mas returned 20 her home after a short
visit here
Any items OF interest for this paper
can De- left at Roberts a. Tredcricke On
call al2-L on Rel phone.
Superintendeut Edwards. % the Til.
business.
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STEUBENVILLE

STEU BENNILLE. o.. Feb "a new
turn has developed Ia the matter Of the
Republican congressional nomination in
the district which promises TO have "a
decided bearing on the ultimate outcome
at the primaries. B. Frank Murphy who
one week since was endorsed for tho
Progressive nomination for congress Is
being urged TO enter the lists at the Re
publican primaries and he may consent
20 do so. He was n former Republican.
and as Progressive leader in this dis
trtct his successful work commanded
the admiration Of politicians. His views
on the tariff and other questions are
soundly Republican. lie IS progressive
enough along all lines TO suit the mos,
ardent Bull MoOscr. and n no would get
the Republican nomination he would
command strong Progressive support II
would tend 20 unite the factions
Mr. Murphy e. identified with a local
bank a. a director. ne ~ n successful
shoe merchant and real estate man. Iie
holds union card In the a. II. O. W L..
having been "a glassworker for years
tie is popular member OF many frater-
mites. lie ia an active member Of the
chamber Of Commerce lie d. an active
member or the VI. T.. church lie f. "a
man or attractive personality. good
stump speaker and he possesses qualif-
cations which the leaders in politics say
ranks him as good congressional mater
TAI
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JAMES HEADACHE
POWDERS-G GREAT
Get a Dime Package-In a Few
Moments the Worst Head
ache Fades Away.

You can clear your head and relieve
dull splitting. or violent throbblng
headache in moment with a DR..
James Headache Powder. This old.
time headache relief acts almost maei-
cally. send some one 20 the drug store
now for dime package and a few mo-
ments after you take a powder YOU
VIII wonder what became OF the head
ache, neuralgia and pain. Stop suffer
hg-its needless. Be sure you get
what you ask for.
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Enaaaement Anrounoed.

The engagement OF Miss Elizabeth
Donahue OF this city 10 Mr. sylvester
Bruce Lockwood OF Pittsburgh. was an
nounced at meeting % the J g. G..
club Thursday evening The bride-tO-
be r. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
=. Donahue OF North Harrison street
and the groom-to-be Is a former resi-
dent OF this city. now employed on
the Pittsburgh Post.
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Marriage. License.
Clarence Iayu. 70 years. and ola
WcstbrooA. 90 years. Or New Alexandra
Court Doings.

Clarence Iayu. 20 years. and ola
NcstbrOuh. 90 years. Or New Alexandra.
Court Doings.
Annie McIstItt VS. FRED McDevitf.
suit Tor divorce and custody Of children
They were married october 10. 1910. and
she alleges extreme cruelty iu shaking
her violently and calling ncr vile epi-
of dufs.
Peter Mont vs.. Vac Ivosevic. appeal
transcript from docket or Justice j. j.
Scott
The Christian church has been given
authority Co sell the Mahala Barr prop
erty.
d. q Sinclair. cashier, etc. W.. T. j.
SirinEsr. aUurai7cmcut set aside and
new one ordered.
feuIrth D.. Wilson vs.. W. T. Hoberfr
settled sf defendants costs.
Jos SIC. Duucu vs. q. r. Robertson.
s'J' i'i ana dismissed ~ plaintiffs costa.
verdict iu favor of plaintiff for $50
I. D. Robertson Ea. Frank TRURO. an
veal transcript from docket OF Squire
Iawlcr.
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inteIligeneer 1914 Almanac for 25e
az the City Book store. Get enc today.
Mrs. Hester Anna Ksyser.

Mrs. Hester Anna Kevscr. a well
known and highly respected resident
Of this county. died at her home six
miles west Of this city. Thursday az.
ternoon. following an illness Of a com
pication OF diseases. The deceased
was 81 years OF age and is survived
by three sons and one daughter and
host OF friends. Funeral service
viii be conducted Sunday afternoon
az the Mt Zion church. and interment
VIII be in the cemetery az that place.
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Intelligence 1914 Almanac for sc
az the o. Sehlek News Stand. Get IL
today.
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social event 20 b. held b. this club
nd the affair promises 20 be a very
1EfEhuul one The committee IN
charge % the affair Is composed %
Mrs. W r Gavin. Mrs. John sherry.
Mrs. Ben l. Morris and Mrs. John
LaBay.
The next regular meeting OF the
club viii be held Wednesday after
noon and several important matters
viii be discussed. New members viii
be taken In az this meeting.
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MARTINS FERRY
Council Meeting

'o.rDil viii hold regular meeting iu
lIr council chambers ou EO4rt. street.
tnls evening. and tine meeting wiz be
lu' most important Co Doe held for some
lliue. II iE expected that che commit
zee That was appointed some time ago
10 inNe~IEtfe the contest case viii bee
READY u" make o. report. 10 VIII Doe iu-
l,ffrllnE fu note what the outcome Of
ihe ease VIII DO. since the mpftcr has
been carried tp THE courts Tho street
llEhiur matter viii also Doe taken up at
Inc meeting this evening The regular
bills viii be ordered paid
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Many rafen Advantar,.

a IarEe number OF The foreign minors
oI TINS vicinity have taken advantage
OF the rate war between the European
ana United states steamship companies
IN which reduced rate IS offered and
have taken transportation 90 their old
MONIES some VIII 40 on a visit. while
others Will 20 20 stay. Tickets that
usually sold for S15 and $40 have drop
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NOTICE.

ETldEtQort. q. Fch 3 FlIl
70 Whom 10 MAJ Concern.
Aeferring 90 che Nerdicf which an
lcAre4 thruugh the press concerning he
eeAth oi Brother Prank uora. caused nv
TIE explosion which occurred fn tr.
nee INK creek mine. January q. flr d
ef4 also the comm unicatlon r1aas rub-
Ac. ~ us. TIE unders .rrcI committee.
~, IN behalf OF Local Union 40 fr'
Al W OF A, desire Co exclude Coroner
2 ranS t. Movers. % Bel laife. ohio f-srr
said coulmunica ton and wish his hor.rs.
nafne cleared % The verdict
'or. Meyers has proved in the rrcs-
ence o. the memh -rs % Local Trf1-
No. 10. I. Al ". o. A. that hts honor
had tu no way. any connection with th.
verdict AZ u appeared through the press.
tSignedl
ALBERT EBiTTON.
FRANK kA1N. JE
t-t-E Resolution Committee
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Renders Verdict

Coroner F. L. Myers. OF this city.
rendered n verdict OF unavoidable ac-
cident I'm the case OF Alfred Neil
waine. OF Shadyside. who was killed
by street car. Monday evening. The
witnesses were examined Thursday
evening. but the case was continued
until yesterday when the decisionwas
rendered
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day afternoon OF next week:
Music ........-.---. Or~tcg.r,
Drl1t.oi -.-.---- Fred He'll
- l!tat"H -......-..--- Eliza Douglas
"t.yil - ..-- Vera Boyer
we ittatloh .....---.- Mary Daughertv
~ Htiou ...-..-- ..-.. LEILA tfifflu
Piano Solo ........ Fannie srslir1a.r
- t'tii"u -.s.-s ...--.-- flfna Ramsey
l'Li ss..-.-. Pearl Albright
recitation Gee. .-.-...... Lucille sutton
oglattou ..........-.-- Florence Brlce
Music .................. Drche-tr,
behate-EeSolved. that the Cymnag-
ium work should be made cornpuI-
Sory % All pupils of the High school
AutrmatVe--Nernuu Fowkes. willard
King. NeEatiVe-James Frazier
Edward Orell
49,. orchestra
'Ialloh ....s..- ........- I4.tNIua Poster
DIalloh --....-.--. Henrietta Wallace
~ tAt''H .s.s .s...- frfna Eerrcll
Music .....-... Girls f.tr. f,rrln
recitation .....-..-.... Richard Grace
MUSIC ..-........ ..... Orchcafa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-07
Go 20 Church Sunday.

movement has been started
among the local churches 20 have a
record breaking attendance Sunday,
March l. the day set aside as Go 70
church Sunday" Tho various Chris
uan Endeavor Societies of this city
are taking an active part in this
movement and special programs will
be rendered on this day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-07
Found Not Guilty.

George Lynskey OF this city. charged
on IL counts with operating a speak
easy. was found not guilty OF any OF
the counts in Mayor Davies court at
81. Clairsville yesterday morning The
case was dismissed owing 20 the lack
OF convicting evidence.
The trial OF Charles Madden % this
city. charged with violating the Rose
law, will take place to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-07
VIII have opposition.

Yesterday n was reported about the
city that the ". & T.. D.. Railroad COM
panN would place n special train I'm ouer-
ation which viii run from Wheeling to
York; lille. II was also stated that they
would ofter n special rate or fifteen
cents round trip to Norhyille At the
present time the Wheeling Traction
company charges twenty cents for a