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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03
SLATE MAKERS
FAIL TO GET IN

NEW YORK. Jan. MAYOR John
furroy Mitchers first business day in
oiiice was the quietest attaches OF ,ka
city hall could remember. II was autot
xor the reason that the new mayor re-
FUSED To see any of the political slate
makers, who came early. but did not
stay long. because Mr.. Mitchell could not
be reached.
-Four big places stiIl remain untitled In
the Mitchell cabinet. These are orpora-
ton counsel. police, health and water
cemm,ssioner Hips. The Offices are at
present niied By. men held over from the
SaNhor-kline administration.
Mr.. Mitchell refused 10 be hurried and
late TO-DAY said he might make no new
appnihtfnsnts Tor the next two or three
weeks. lie has advised all department
heads 70 go slow In making gSangeS
Sheriff Max y. G~rifenhageN issued a
statement tonight In which he warns
the public that the numberless thou
sands OF special deputy sheriffs appoint.
60 oy FORMER sheriff Julius Hamburger
"a" ionger any authority. Mr.. liar
burger named $500 special deputies.
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WAS IT MURDER?

POTTSNlLIE, ps. Jan. 2-Mystory
lIr0unds The death OF Mrs Daniel
FenFtermacher wife of the foroman
N The Reading railway shous III
rchu}lkll Haven. wh0ao body was dis.
covered today in Tho rear OF n school
house noar her home She started
lasi nisht 10 attend "a moving picture
performance gnd whom she failed to
return homo her husband and daueh.
ere conducted an all mfht search for
The body was found lying lace
downward behind the school. which
sets back about 200 Yards from mo
road An autopsy revealed tho fact
that she had been choked 10 death.
either from apOplexy or through vlo-
lencc and tho coroner ls conducting
= further investigation. She was
about nfty years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03
JUSTICE SHOPS

Perry Foster. I'd La Rue and Wal
ter Rusinski were released from iatl
last night by Squire Hobbs from "a
charge OF robbery. The men we're
arrested some time ago and held for
Trial. but the evidence was 20 SLIGHT
against them last night that thev
were rcarfested on q warrant b.
squire seibert charging them with
an attempted holdup az Kimmins'
mil some weeks ago. when I'd Kim
Nuns was supposed TO have bfEn
held up and robbed
Sis Hampton. the unfortunate who
was held in the police station for be-
ing without m home was yesterday
committed 20 jail on n lunacv
charge The girl was picked up on
the street the night Of the ~close-out
on the south Side. and a. she ~
fricndless o. was necessary 10 send
her 20 jail 10 see that she was taken
car Of.
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C. w. ARBAUGH

importer. Breeder and Teacher.
1eh Fnone 2I9-J. National 289-J
20 sixth street, near Walnut
FERRY, O..
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-FOUR VICE AoMiRALs.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Congress
will be asked 90 Great four vice ad-
mirals In the United States navy i'm
mediately after the holiday recess.
Secretary Daniels said today that he
determined upon this course TO avoid
the possibility Of embarrassment 10
the American navy In foreign service.
Frequently. Mr.. Daniels explained.
IN a Geld which reasonably shOui
be dominated by American influence.
a fOreirn officer might take first
rank because Of the failure Of the
United states 10 provide for the
grade above that Of rear admiral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03
~ CRITICAL coNoIrIoN

BALTIMORE Nd. Jan Melvin
=. Bramblo. who yoFterday shot and
killed Mrs laura R0scl a. Middle
River. nea here. was found In tho
woods today BY the police with n
F~elf-innicfed bullet wound In his
body us condition De- critical
Mrs EOeel vas killed while trying
20 shield her daughter. whom Bran
bic In y Jealous rage had wounded.
Bramble shot himself after he g.
70 the woods. lying there exposed 20
thc cold weather for nearly 20 hours
before he was discoveries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03
NEW TRIAL

NV YORK. Jan. a verdict for
$4,000 damacos against the New
YORK, New Hly'u a Hartford railroad
in favor Of Mrs Arthur 81. Curtis.
widow OF the Cnginccr of the Federal
Express which was wrecked uonr
bridgeport. Conn. July ~. 1912. was
set aside today by The appellate dl.
Vision Of The state Supreme court.
~ THIS wreck Curtis and q number
.of -paeaonEcra were killed.
Ihe point at issue was whether 'ho
wreck vas due 90 the negligence OF
the engineer or OF some other ON.
ployes. The appellate division hell
mat p had not been proved az the
Trial thar Curtis was not negligent. 4
nov trial was ordered Mrs. Curt
sued for $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03
CUBS CANNOT
JUMP CONTRACT
PhEsIDEHT MURPHY
SENDS NOTICE TO ALL
PLAYERS.
warns Them That II They Attemp, 10
Join Federal League the Cases win
BE Fought Through Courts.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2-CharIes W. Muir
phy. president of the Chicago National
.taGue baseball club, today served no
ice on the ball players under contract
with the club that he would take legal
steps 10 prevent them IL any PLAYERS
should desert TO the Federal leagu.
Letters were mailed 20 zach man on the
cIub roster notifying him that he was
the club. N ~
The Chicago club Murphy wrote
not only has n moral hut a legal Right
70 ionr services, This IL 10 INFORM You
mat thls right viii he protected TO the
FULLEST extent OF the law.
II necessary we will upon the advice
OF counsel hght from the lowest civil
thlhs u sure. and that IL that no PLAYER
VINO Jumps his contract-and that an.
cIuues the legal option to reserve his
services and all other parts as vs.fII
VIII De allowed 10 play elsewhere"
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FARMERS INSTITUTE CLOSES
AT MT. PLEASANT TODAY

The twenty-ninth annual farmery
which Is being held az the
Friends Yearly meeting house at Mt.
Pleasant. Ohio. yesterday and TODAY
under the auspices Of the Ohio AZ.
ricultural commission Is proving a de-
cided The meeting which
was held yesterday afternoon was
veil attended me an excellent pro
gram was carried out.
m Interesting program Will be
rendered AZ the meeting. which will
be held today beginning promptly az
10 o'clock. both morning. afternoon
and evening.
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Pike HHefa.

Tlle Valley Grove Literary society
held its regular meeting at the sch ooi
house last evening and presented a very
interesting program.
Frank Haner. OF Fulton. who has
been III for several days. r. able to be
out again.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Mcshsne. OF
Edgwood. a girl.
Homer White. OF Washington. Pa. In
spending several days with friends at
Elm Grove.
Miss Josephine AXE returned TO her
home at Newark yesterday after spend
ing several days with friends and refa-
ttves al View Point.
The farmers OF the vicinity OF tie
Mt Leon school house Will hold a meet.
ing in the near future for the purpose
OF organizing to prevent hunting on
farms In that vicinity.
Andy McGlumphy. OF Dallas. -,.-nt
yesterday at Elm Grove looking after
business.
Charles a. Carroll. OF Huntington. il
spending. several lays with friends al
Woodsdale.
Fred \. Argall. ~ Po.tSviIis. spent
yesterday with friends at Eigwood
James j. NauIIorn, Of spokane. wash
ington. IL spending a Few days with
relatives at Fulton.
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RESUME SEARCH
FOR BANDIT

BlNGHAM. Utah. Jan. 2=SuU nm.
eied tonight was the question as
searcn was resumed today In me
ltah-ApeN mine Before the porfais
we're sealed on December ~ miner.
lunch buckets hlleu with uCieooad
I0pd werc LETT where the dersprsdo
.ni-n' uhd them. They were recov-
.ergd today untouchd.
Deter 10 solve the secret Of
is maze OF passages as soon az
possible "a Fhcrin's uoeaa was sent
mo the workings tonight bv sheriff
min Although armed and ready
IgI n second underground battle. the
officers felt confident tho gunm4n
would be found dead unless he had
escaped some weeks agO from the
mine. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03
PREMIUM LIST
Announced for Tri-state Poultry SHOW.
which VIII BE Held
January 20 20 81.

mtctlur ~ The directors of the
last night in the board III tnde rooms
aHd maj Arrangements fOr the seventh
annuni Iri-Htnfo pouifrv ExHfHff0u
Nnlch VIII De- held January 90 30 3f.
announced Yesterday. aud consists nf
htndsnue awards Boo the various class.
Nine cups ere 0nerrf. iu addition
~ rIrlIlI moluL. and nlun nnnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03

w. H. S. LOSES
Blkins Hiqh School Outplays Local
Team IN Exciting Contsst-Ford
P1aysd Sensational Game.

Special Diepafch fo Tho t~nfeiUre~rar
ELkfNs. " Va. Jan. WI ceiling
Uigh school basketball team went ,-.wD
20 defeat before tle strong Elkins HiEh
nvc fhis eteninr Do The local gymra-f~-
exceptlonalir fast and the Wneelmg
boys held their 0Wu during the nIat Ialf.
which win he score o. TO- no go
favor 81 EIklns The feature az the
game was tie pnenominal guarding or
Ford. the only Wheeling rIHu 20 snow
FORM throughout the game Wefutr. -
Elklrq, dld good work Tomorrow night
the Wheeling team vii finish it, trip
~ playing fairmont Hist school. az
Eairmuuf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03
$500 NATIONAL BANKS

WAslINGTON Jan There
were 1909 national hanks doing
business in The United States De
ccmber 81. according TO tho CONN
troler OF the currency The author
Iked capital Of these banks was
sltolul3s.l7s. with an outstanding
bond secured circulation amounting
20 Ntn.633.6i5. Durinr the year gI7
Applications 10 ORGANIZE national
banks we're received only two were
rejected and M so FAR have been ap-
proved There were ~ applications
In DECEMBER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03
WELL kNowN HeRe

BALTIMORE. Jan. g-Charles D.
Ways, % years OF age. assistant gen
eral trdnic manager Of the Baltimore
a Ohio rallfoad. died here today. Ho
was employed as r. telorraphor 90
Harpcrs Ferry. Va. ~ the time of
the John Brown raid In 1859 and
sent The telegram that announred
Browns attack upon tho Tinted
states arsenal 40 BafDcrs Ferry.
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Loopeo LOOP WITH PASSENGER

HENDON. Eng. Jan. 2-Gustave
Hamel. for the FIRST time in the his
tory Of aviation. today looped the
loop In an aeroplane with a woman
passenger. Miss Mary Trehawke Da-
vies. She accompanied Hamel on
many previous flights. notable among
them n from London TO Paris. In
the Paris FLIGHT Miss Davies gained
the distinction of being the first wo-
man 10 cross the English channel in
a heavier than air machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03

At ? recent meeting OF the Belmont
county Medical Society. the following
9Itlcers were elected: President. n. a.
~Blackford OF Martins Ferry: vice presi-
Gent, y. j. West. Of st. Ciairsvile: sec
retary' !. $. Mcclellan. OF Beiiaire:treas-
urer' \. &. Beetham. OF Bellaire. cen
SOS. I'd. Arbaugh. A. W. Glvens or
Martins Ferry. and l.. i. Ring Of sba4r-
size. delegates to state association. .
= Cope. OF Barton: alternate. q. W
kirkland. Of B~ellaire. w.
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rflter

AT the next regular meeting OF the
city council. January IS. the question OF
Nhat TO do with the filtration plant Will
De taken up. This now appears 90 be a
hopeless burden on the taxpayers and
PROBABLY the best thing that could be
done with IL would be convert IL into a
crematory. The new council will have A
very difficult problem TO handle and the
outcome OF this important question will
be watched with great interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03
HlR HaaIn0

Final arrangements have been COM
pletcd for the big meeting OF tie RelIaire
Hive; Ladies OF the Maccabeez. when
VIII De held 70 the q L. A. VI. hall Mon
Gay evening. January 5. The member
snip campaign which has been carried
on by the Gold and Silver divisions OF
tni~ lodge VIII close and n large class
OF candidates will b. Initiated into fbe
society. The newly elected officers will
be Installed and following the business
meeting a social session will he held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03
AN NUAL TOURNEY
Ells-Hslfer Company Chocolate Drops
and Cum Drops Have Bowling
Meet at Musee Alleys.

The Ellis and Helfer Candy
leans engaged in their fifth annual tour
nement last evening at the Musee bowl
1pa ALLEYS. The Salesman and PrOpric-
tors made up the entries In the t~ourney.
The teams were not concluded at "A late
hour last evening and 10 Is not known
when the doubles and individuals will
be rolled. Duck pins and "some eats"
were the principal diversions. J.. Ellis
captained the Chocolate Drops and e..
~. Helfer guided the d~estinies OF the
Gum Drops. The scores follow:
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0UT-THE-PIKE
WIZ start rabbit r.rm

Oeorge r. Stifel has within The past
~" Gays put "A force OF men al worE
On MS property az Pleasant VALLEY To-
Ine purpose OF making the necessarv
aII"useunents Tor the successful rails
Luk, OF rabbits. The new rabbit faru,
VII ne Htted out with an necees.rv
requirements for the successful raisIng
81 tne 1uhnles and nothing but the besi
selectea STOCK viii be Kept. Eslelnun
mares. Il is said. having tie preferenre
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Nell known IN this section. having r.-
serNlccs viii - held from the hcua OF
ms son David. % Potomac. SundGy
morning az ~ o'clock Rev. W. n. ray
.er. pastor ur he Christian church "a
hefhany. viii be IN charge % the serN-
ICES. interment will he az ae Katy
Nnlnel NameterN
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Misafoa ws>N

Beginning MOn.ay OF next week Rt
Rev podshon. arch deacon OF the
Southern ohio diocese OF the Trinity
episcopal church. will open a week
mission AZ the Trinity Episcopal church
~ thi- city. Rev. Dodshon will he as
slsted IN his work by Rev. StimSon. the
Iocal rector: Both men are rood speak
ers. AID n large crowd will Undoubtedly
attend each service.
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Stone -Presbytsrian.

sabbath school at $50. Mr.. a.. r..
Bushon. superintendent. Preaching by
me pastor at IL n. m. and 7:a0 y. M.
lhcnle or both services will be eVange-
Istlc In preparation for the services
or the week ON Monday evening the
es'. Several men will open the ser
vice with instances In the Bible OF hest
tating and how 10 was overcome.
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NeersnO

The annual meetins OF the lot owner.
or the Bellaire Cemetery association
viii be held in the auditorium OF the
city building Wednesday ~eevning. Janu-
airy H. At this meeting five trustees ana
a treasurer Will be elected and several
be given attention.
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Entertained Climb

Mfs j. NJ. Mcdonald very pleasantly
entertained the members OF the NJ. n.
Noble street yesterday. An INTEREST,"
Lhs program was rendered following
which a social session was held. At an
were served.
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TRACTION OFFICES
HAVE BEEN OPENED
WEST VIRGINIA rRAcrIoH q ELEc.
TRIO coMPANY's NEW
oUARTE1B OPEM.
oererai Offices Are Located on Second
Floor Of Odd Fellows Building
Many improvements.

The new waiting roo mand general Of
hees or the West Virginia Traction a
Elsctric company were opened to the
public yesterday. and the officials were
S~ompltmented many times on the excel
lent appearance OF each OF the quar-
the ~remodeling OF the large room ON the
second noOr OF the Il Fellows build
ing at the corner OF Twelfth and Chap
completed all OF the general orice
equipment or the company and it, -uo-
SQUARES was moved from the NcColloch
street offices.
Feet. the NEST modern office nxtures
have been installed. \ place has been
~assisped for each Official and each de
laftment, y a large room, separate
from the general office. has been equip
ped for the president and general man
aser. A. y Dutton. and the board OF di-
rectors. IL has been beautifully fitted
up as well as the other portions of the
big business room.
One end OF the room IS assigned 20
the Topographic department under the
direction OF NJ. r. Blatchley, and oppo-
site this section OF the room. n large
SPACE has been assigned 10 Charles Mad
den. assistant secretary and treasurer OF
the Joint companies. Opposite to him.
are the water. light gas and railway de-
partments. and separate places have
been provided for Auditor J. W. White.
purchasing Agent L. r.. King. Engineer
A. a. Hall. General superintendent Z. II.
Bendeil. and the other heads of depart
ments In this way the business OF The
City & Elm Grove and City Railway
Company divisions of the business are
carried on under the eye OF the head. az
well a. that OF the City & Suburban Gas
Company.
The large room has been beautifully
decorated and plenty OF iEht IL furnish
ed by a modern system of lighting that
has been installed. a hardwood floor
which matches the furniture lends much
TO the appearance OF the room.
waiting Room.
The waiting room on the FIRST moor
mas been changed considerably. A hard
wod floor has been laid and banking FIX
lures for the cashiers department sep
arate IL from the rest OF ihe room. This
department OF the business is In charge
Of 7 killeen. cashier. and separate de-
partments have been provided for the
conductors who turn in their reports.
;nd toe payment OF bills for gas. water
and Light. la the waiting room proper
handsome rockers and chairs have been
installed for the convenience OF patrons
aud . check desk has been provided for
the benefit OF persons calling to pay
service bills. The rooms are considered
among the best In the state.
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Lad rufuHd-

Louis. the i~1-yesr-old son % Nr and
Mis- Seorse kodewig. % Highland ave
hue wss painfully injured Yesterday
ga other lads had poured water on
NE Sidewalk. making a coasting track
Nhiie co1sune down this hill he ran
tnto a pole cutting a deep cash IN T.
nsa1 br Clark Was called and dress
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03

\ report in one OF the evening papers
20 the erect that the Wheeling madames
trade Is without foundation. From the
determined manner OF the police 10 rid
the city or what We now have. the
WI ceiling people have taken Warning and
have not tried To locate in BelIaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03
LEYLAND SAYS NEWSPAPER MEN
CAN SECURE STATEMENTS NOW

nance OF the Attorney for the De-
Tense" i causing so much favorabia
comment, has been associated with
klaw n Changers Ben Hur~ for
SIX seasons. both on this side and
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West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
suburban Gas Company's az.
thorized pay stations.

etIipil. 0ulce. corner f1tl A
Chapilo Street wheeling. " Va
rank or Fulton. Fulton, W. Va
The FIRST National BanH. Elm Grove
West NirEiuia.
state Bank % Elm Grove Elm
Grove. West Virginia.
Pay your electric light water ana
eas bills a. the most convenient nay
station G. ID JUNKINs. Treasurer
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NOTED PIONEER
| RIVER MAN DIES
CAPT. EDWIN r. MADDY sucCuSxBs
TO B8x0HT-B pnEAsE.
A. His Home IN o~ailipolis, Yesterday.
was Very Well Known Here.
News OF the River.

The sad news was received here last
night 20 the effect that Captain Edwin
y. Maddy. an old time riverman. died
yesterday at his home In GaIlipolis. o.
Death was due to an attack OF Bright's
disease. from which the veteran captain
had been suffering for several months.
Captain Maddy was undoubtedly one
OF the best known steamboatrnen on the
rivers. In recent years. N until recent
ly was In charge OF the ?ittsburgh-Cin-
cinnatt steamer Ohio. His career as a
riNerman started more thar 40 years
ago, according TO Capt. John Crockard.
OF the local wharf boat, last night when
with his brother he built the Minnie
Bay" Later he owned and operated The
slde-wheoler Chesapeake and numerous
other boats. and usually operated The
f~ittsburgh and Cincinnati trade.
ithoush he operated extensively on the
mississippi river. lie commanded some
OF the finest boats ever seen on the ohio
river. notably the Congo.
For a number OF years he was L. =
inspector for the GallipoIis district ~.
was one OF the best steamboatmen 4
ever knew" declared Cant. Crockard
when he learned the news OF CAPTAIN
Maddy"s death. He was a man ~ o.
e~eptionally good Judgment. never swore
and always was pleasant and greeted
one with n smile"
captain Maddy was about 20 years Of
age. lie Is survived by a son. Harry. %
Columbus, o. The arrangements for HIS
FUNERAL were not known mere. yesterday.
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Case Continued.

The cases OF William and Grara
hfadlord, who were arrested few
Gays ago. on n charge OF violating the
Rose Law, were to have been heard in
squire =. :. Mason's court vesterdav
but was continued untn Tuesday OF
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third annual poultry show OF the
, Eastern Ohio Poultry association VIII ne
held in the Turner hall on Pelmont
street January 90 to %. The premium
lists are NV In the hands OF the printers
and will probably be distributed the nrst
OF next week. All entries will be closed
anuary Il and some valuable prizes will
be given.
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$50 a. m sermon To- children at 1895
a. m. subject. Strengthen OF the limo
cents Preaching by the pastor at II
a m. subject New Year Meditations."
committee meetings Tor special work
at ) J. m; Epworth league at $3.50 y.
m preaching by the pastor at 1880 T..
m. subject; our Duty to Those Who
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Started 20 Train.

Jack Coyne. Of this city. formerly Of
Orange. \. Y, has started 10 train FOR
the match at Bridgeport. january ~.
Coyne started his out-of-door exsrcIse
Yesterday and will continue THIS FORM
before taking bag punching. sparring.
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There were no arrivals or departuree
~ the local wharf yesterday, and tho
day was an unusually quiet one. The
liberty, which has been tied up here
this morning. for Matamoras.
Ihe steamer kanawna, OF Charleston
Is due here sunday morning 5 o'clocE
en- route TO Pittsburgh. While the Lo'
handled by the Kanawha. w
me river registered "A stage OF 6 fee.
: inches here yesterday. and was ~faliirr
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uoais scored Tor Wheeling gachman.
= Mathew T. Nay. q. royce.
Goals scored Tor Elfine-EedcIff g.
heelie q Weimcr. 9 MADDEN. r Whef-
GeI q
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Practice has been held in the local
gym by the oys who are candidates on
the basketball teams. The high schooi
Will be represented by one of the fastest
teams In the history OF the school and
under the efficient coaching OF White
into form.
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] desIre to annonnce mv candidn,

Tor the Republican nomination for
superintendent OF Free Schools OF
Ohio County, n respectfully solicit
the support and influence OF all
friends. Have been a teacher for 20
years. nineteen being graded school
work. Nineteen years I'm Triadelphia
District. J. W. FARMER.