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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
HEAVY MORTALITY IN MINES
Twelve Men Killed Every WORDING
Day During Yenr 1913.
[special to The Times .Dispatch.l

Washington. March 20.-Twelvc coal
miners were killed every working day
OF the year during 1913.
In an army of 72S.355 men there
were 2,1S5 deaths. according to re-
port issued to-day by the United States
Bureau of Mines. This is an increase
OF 425 deaths over the previous year
1912, and gives fatality rate of 3.S2
pared with 3.27 in 1919 Six thousand
more. men were employed in 1913 and
the increase in production was be-
tween 10000, 600 and 40.OOO.O00 tons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
1T PAYS TO BE CHAUFFEUR
Driver OF Mrs. Fosters Curs Left
$3.50, ,000 in Her VIII.
[Special to The Timrs-Disnatch1 I

T'FVCTTT 10 SDltCh.
Runalo. y. v, March cot pays to
be chauffeur in Buffalo. Roy i. Chill
son. who drove the cars of Mrs. Rose
A. Foster. is nearly Se5O.00O richer to-
day through the will left by that wom
an. Mrs. Foster. who died ut the Marie
Antoinette Hotel. in New York, several
daYs ago. is a widow OF one OF the
founders OF the Foster -Milburn Com
Dany. manufacturcrS of proDrietarv
medicines The bulk of the $3.50 'ooo
estate IS left to the chamffcur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
nobbers Escape with $4,000.

Gallatin, Tenn. March 90.-Robbers
who early to-day wrecked tho vault OF
the First National Bank, here. escaped
with currency amounting to $4,000.
Moro than $500 In silver was untouched,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
Policemen Must Not Gossip.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
:. Washington, March 2O.--Gossipy po
licemen arc going TO be removed from
Of PolicoSylvcster to-day Issued orders
that patrolmcn on duty refrain from
conversation with passersby.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
British Government Pre-
pares for Clash, Which
Seems Imminent.
GUARDS SURROUND
ORANGE LEADERS
People Urged to Continue Their
Attitude of Calm Waiting.
Possibilities of Collision, Re-
sulting From Supcrheatcd
Political Feeling, Re-
garded as Serious.

bciia.t, March 20.--The whole of to-
DAY was crowded with SURPRISES and
suppressed excitement for the pcoDle OF
heIiaat. The dramatic entr.; into Bel
!aSt oil Sir Edward Carson the Union
ISL reader In Ulster. fresh from his
uciatce OF the government in the
liouse os Commons his reception by
General Sir George Richardson. retired
commander CT the Ulster volunteers.
and a picked bodyGuard. and CON
ference which followed with the I'd
ster leaders furnished the enthusiasm.
The complete shifting OF the troops
which was IN progress throughout u
stcr and the arrival Of reinforcenents s
from the South. furnished tho surprise.
The Dorsctshirc regiment. stationed
In Belfast tho past year, was trans
ferrcd 10 the Hollywood barracks. four
miles distant. The men took with
them twelve carts loaded with rife
ammunition and also machine guns.
II was expected that the Bedfordshirc
regiment from Mullingar. Wcstrncath,
would take the place of the Dorset
shire at the Victoria barracks during
the night.
Troops Moving Along Border.
Troops tonight were moving all
along the Ulster border. Messages
said dctachmcnts from various rcGi-
mcnts from Dublin. CarraGh and Null
llnrar wYre drafted in. Their expect
cd arrival was made tho occasion for
cntnu sia3tic Loyalist demonstrations.
Motor cars with dispatch riders sent
from Belfast on Thursday 20 volun-
tccr Headquarters IN all parts of Ulster
returned to-day. II is believed they
carried orders Arranging for a nuicl1
mobilization OF the Orange force ii
Tits should become necessary. Craig :
avon, where Sir Edward Carson il
staying, is guarded by volunteers. each
man armed with a rife ana bayonrt
and CARRYING ball cartridges. The resi-
dcnrcs OF other Orange leaders have
similar guards about them.
. The Marquis Of Londonderry arrived
from London late to-day and particI-
pated in the conference with Ulster
leaders.
The conference resulted In n nrocla e.
nation urging arrangement TO continue
their attitude OF calm waiting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
Grains Loaded with rroon..

Dublin. March 20.-Two special trains
left Dublin late today carrying troops
to the north. and moro trains are pre-
was loading forty tons Of PROVISIONS
here for the northern garrisona The
naval training ships Royal Arthur and
ers Pathfinder and Attentive steamed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
VIII De Taken to Birmippb,m.

Birmingham. Ala. March 2o.-Ths
two men identified In Atlanta to-day
are expected to he brought TO BirminG-
ham for preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner Watts
The case will go at once into the Fed
eral courts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21
PRESIDENT MUCH GRATIFIED
Appreciates Approval OF Southern
NeWSpnpcr Associations

NcWNpHncr NNSOCIntiOn.
Jacksonville. Fla. AIarc;, % -prosi
dcnt WILSON is much cratificd because
OF the attitude of the Southern News
paper Association towards mis- admin
i3trition During the meeting at Al
lania the association directed its vice
president TO wire the President com
mendinE his administration and plcdy-
Ilb continued support To-day T. w
X. Hinman, the new president of tnn
rsanization. received the following let
49, The White House
49, WashinEton. March II. 1914
MY Dear Mr.. Hinm. .n,--Pray accent
Tor Yourself and for all concerned my
very hearty thanks for your tclcrra m
ol thiS afternoon. IT affords me tho
greatest pleasure. for 7 genuinely an
nreciate the approval and support OF
the members of Your association.
Sincerely yours
(Sisncd) "WOODROW WILSON"
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-21

El Paso. Texas. March 20.-The AS
sociated Press dispatch received from
inc rebel front, saying Villas army had
reached Torreon, relieved the great
anxiety OF the last week during which
Villa had exercised IL rigid censorship.
The dispatch bore no evidence OF
having been censored, and generally
Juarez II was said the embargo Oh news
was meant only to protect troop move
ments, and the very fact that Villa per-
might be accepted as confirmation Of
the statement that his men now are in
position to make the actual attack. -.
Military men on the other side OF the
river pointed out that, despite this
fact. the big battle may be delayed for
two or three days. because OF innumor-
able details OF ammunition trains, food
and water supply and COMMUNICATIONS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Miss Rhea sutton 1T this city Who
Tor ths past month has rst1rr-t nom. "
William tntersuher has gone Co Ufff.
inEs. Mont. whore he viii visit rcia-
James Pearson a. spending a few DAYS
with friends az Woodanr'I this week
Mr and Mrs irwin Anderson. NJ GRAF
nr. .. - Mcclellan was "a visitor Ia
steuhenvilic yesterday
.,,tssr5y t{sn De-, BE- retarln1"d 20 Marietta
MlsH Lydc ficatrcrInEtnu has rrfrrr
81 from = visit with friends "a IN
Mrs " y ras-eu. o. tri. city i.
spending few days with relatives .n
y HePdn. ~ THE city q. a visitor
at Woodsneif this weat
Wilham Weiter has returned from r.
Nisi wi,h friends a., lfttshlrEh
70. = visit Win relatives
q guest ~ grisrTs M tr. WiSs'''''''' l'
The trustees 81 the TI1rsr.. AZ D.
church WIN hold meeting tffs ,vs-IIr
Mrs Robert Aubier ana -Hfrr.- p,..
after = yi.,t viih -.ls,iyss b. tss i''s
has been removed o. me IssE.rs ras9i.
fal Tor treatment Tor rrHfIrrHf.arr
49,. yer ,''',sp ard Ger elder giru var
a. s,tsndinE me reuuirn ~ fre sstft
~. ". II
The social anf -rfsrfafrmrrf s.- fN.
teneut nf me L.lIUa Playground r.
ISOLATION va held laaf rfrrt rt.-.
wns a IarEe atf~uIHrHa and Il rart a..--
vas realized which uIH Nr ..rr ~. tI.
Fairgrounds
NJ ard Mru Marry u.Hr.aa az #--.
tervilr are srrrffrr few fr.n uItr
relatives here
Mrs william T Unr.rHaff E..- ........
81 fruun Fru rrfN rarf
Mr sra Mrs smith and -.-
Carlcs have returned from Hr auto tr.r
Mrs 9e1rre vs. Yrsf a-f w-s u.r.
foch ~ Gravel Fff rH.r rH~. b.. .
roTk who're they VII tfaff Relatives ~
otto NORMAN ard family have -.t.--
- FROM two nrrHa u.H.f uTfn -.f-
ffrfH 10 william Hfrur Hn
Charles WffaHr. Hf .InrEan.rr W.
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from all sections Of the surrounding
uelEhbCrhood
An elaborate program uar carried
out and nothing was lcr urd0rr by
Tho committee on arrangement f0
make fhe reunion Success and "a
memorable one fo tho old soldiers OF
The Civil War. ar vol aa for fre rIa.
lfors one ~ tho pleasant features of
Tho reunion was tho excellent dinner
That vas served in the Methodist Ep.F.
copal church by the daughters o. tho
veterans
The afternoon program uar d.
voted Poi eor.aI diversions and enter.
'a.nirr the old veterans Tho special
music in connection with Che reunion
was rendered hy Hann0rfr band
The reunion wee hr0uaff f1 close
Iaat evening win camp Ore meet.
.rF az which Major Kraft. Of ChIrar0.
"a member % fhe NinetF.eIghfH reel
mont. ard Erasmus Wilson. no rIffH.
trrrr. delivered sffrrrafr The fav
aa whole. va a very enjoyable ono.
end no doubt VII DO I1rr remembered
hy tre citizens of fhr town aa wen ar
hv fte people Of me community ar
large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

business and Yesterday afternoon the
authorities paid another vist 20 BIS
place The officers who conducted
'.n second raid we're Constable WIN
Irr0r 0f bridgeport. Constable Beck
ni hIrkwrof. Deputy Duncan and $40.
name Orcar MrMaugs % Martins
Perry
When fhe first raid vac made. sixty.
seven men urra lr fhe place. 90 is
a1'f About twenty Eve we're present
yesterday afternoon. These Instantly
scattered i1 an directions when ne
officers put in ffefr appearance
Harper was running The place f1r
Brunette. it is aaif. al The latter paid
De frn yesterday afternoon The
ererkrasv fs located near house.
boat which Is stationed Ir me river a
feF feet from the ohio shore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
BudKsport Br,.fa

alff TT. Alec Jean HrU ...aHfs-
h"lrn ere visiting friends and reiafI,s-
ln fl.H "IfE
Sire 90 o.. Trusuar. rf gIsttIarl
VIII return fu her home to-day
Harry M.'UuuH .EIe Trff .raf--f...
TOT LAKESIDE Coo f1ir FIH family.
AhnfuaH huWIrr lHft yesterday f1r "a
Hh.f' business tril fu Toledo
M. KATHERINE Srmmsrs resumed r.r
iNt.rH NrrteTHHE after her vacation
MlrH AItrH huat OF HarrIrNuIs vas
NIslinE friends here Nssteraar.
Tom iawruu attended che reunion AZ
- flairsFille yesterday
Miss Dorothy Dunrlr d. visiting re-
atihos az Washington. On. o.
o. o. Brown vaa tuar..s ,|-.tar
40 So tlHirsNiI. yesterday
MrH william stt.fuIaH went fo
DAYS 10
Hihhs returned Yesterday from.
lhfl,hHNiii~ whore he has spent cove
rrnI days on busfreHs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
SOLDIERS REUNION
oi5 veterans % rety.sisHtH ohIs
Volunteer Infantry Gstrsrsa a
s. CiaIravIfe Yeaterday

ono of fre most Infe-rrrre events
r trr history 90 ST. CIaIras.Ua vac
the annual reunion 90 tfa Ninety.
eighth rsr.~rrf OF ffe % ". d. which
was held there YESTERDAY only d
.aw ~ fre old survivors ~ the once
famous rrrurnf ufra present f1 rr.
.nF the events ~ tfs dsr Ir addition
fo fHe iarse crowd 90 visitors who
gathered t0 take part .l the exercises
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
BELLAlRE


Ih<rs waa sorrsfnlnr rrlrE fr rriIas
ro1ft yestsrrar ar1 fn~ ssaH.rr 80
o. % ~ LafI~sf NaM far nsarral
s~~81 i've prsrtsrs aprsar-f Glr-
NJ donrafar. as ~rrl g. arf rnafa
en1 s~nt a. gaii On = ehars~ 20 frlrE-
enness- ne arE~srsl before frs ual "
Wsfnee1ay IN anr-sr h. Il rnarss "a
1fanaannssa. arl 80 rrsf urf sfr-
tsnce1 - taiL renfsrra as alageUlsf
% hsr prgfnlas ~ isaFs fnr rIfU erF
nfoks a. aErssuenf. 49, frlrs again
Anc I'll Sork Cuf ner ne .n iai.
Tom hrbson saH rref go arI costs
an1 sent - tall Tor ~ DAYS and FraU 4
Morris t1t ari costs arf ~ laIs ir
iafl for assault ana haffsru on MarI
fnmssr1nsr TIE assault took llars m
= nousebcat nsar me q ~ bridge
Too frunts rourlefed fn~ nHf ard fnrg
we're frs1 o. rarH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
RIVER NEWS

t... n. .a'o'.ne packet Mildred arrived
81. .- hlr'f Win a faIraized cs-go 80
Imam until tomorrow. cIeari,g
90 noon Tor Matanoras ma
.. ~. IFprefs departed a. noon ves.
.-ay WIN large cargo. Tor MAJ.
- trHp 40 TIE McMerhen dam wa
op,nea yesferday 20 allow enough pool
70 Tow out of The dam to qoaf
'..lI'. which grounded near Proc.
oI nc orioie o. r0ing down tbe
WIN a tou ~ drodges ana fsfs
il' ppoi az The McMechen dam iast
..l-nt measured ifi feet. while the
.o-'I s'aFe was 90 feet This stare
a'r' t1an a foot higher than that
"eahe.lay evening due % the
.hroWlng % the bear tran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

nc local Athletic. have arf4....f
s'.r@ fnr both saturday ana SrrT I.
'. llA}rl "u The MII relH E4Ar.
y N.l ON sunday the Uenuanr an
nil'silnF VIII Do rren fn action ~.
E el' considered fast ana r.rf
Y n. 'rlaf and Thuurs.r nr rsrfr
VIII 10 iu The IDN SUNDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
Pail Finn

NE piu car harm lHHt efeuirr DIets
runffn a.H rIHfHrIrfH when f1.sfn EI.r.
hri ttnn and I4rrau % MartIrs Ferry
inn several fsIufIE-d men made a raid
'n me place a large quantity az fFr
goods Hfrf UnunHTafsu. huf the larger
lfFf na1 nisHrI cared whtu the rsII-
rf- Hrre taxing the first Dot away
tHlNrLi- Insisted upon being tried
.fuh. eIiaelf and pleaded rmlt before
squire M.'urra ughF. Who soaked him
hits tururtfr ieft the place III me-
'tii ana Do is supuared that us Dasan
opel. afIUUH uEHIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
BRIDGEPORT


"A crowd 0f guln4 r.nrIa 81 fffr .ffr
slll snloy q hsy ride rs sssninE ne
ftas Hll .eaas HftdEsrurf AZ o'elorE
A. Niu g. - through Martins Perry
aud ult IN. CoisfaIn ptze ~ fhs wrv-
sifr Ion Htere they NIti b. rsftsI affh
chicken waff= Hlrrsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Scott wilkins. OF ST. Mays o. So
cialist candidate FOR governor. will ar
rive In helintre Monday and deliver an
address o. the Socialists iu this vicinity.
Mr.. wilkins o. making r. tour uf rho
state in an automobile Hc la said 20
b. a fine speaker and doubtless a large
crowd will turn out 60 hear him discuss
the isucs from a Sociaiistic standpoint.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
nsimont-aIonro. n.union.

The belmont Monroe reunion Hiii b.
held thlz year near Irrurairf1. rn Tues
day. August gt Among fnH speakers
Gill b. Wayne H Whrrlrr 90 rne Onto
Anti saloon League. and D o. Sears.
Tho ohio River AMI Western Railroad
Company will run special trains fn &C.
conmodate those fho wish t1 attend tho
oufing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

borninick CiEruus. a. ffalian vas ar
tns sp~aseas1 ~ CnrrrN altrI frief
GaHrus as pasalnH tnruusn frr alley
rhen ~ ~ man leave fhs h1ass
I'm r basket crufafnfrE beer bottles
Tn chief mad- a. Immediate fnsrsff-
safi0n ard found a srsaksaar lei cler-
anon tiEruun taken before
Mayo Wasrruan. pleaded guilty ana
Naa nned 100 "a r.aIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
ntrteslin Fun.r.l H.Ih.

Funeral services FOR the late Mrs.
Lstta Strickiin were held yesterday hr-
ternoon a. the Meilott home on Hamii-
ton street Tho services were largely
attended and tutsrwont was made in
Rose Hili cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
WIN xtsit naouna.rtii..

The Kings Bible class ~ the shady
side Presbyterian church. has arranged
20 90 20 MpuudaNtlie SUNDAY tu attend
the Chauthuauh. The class will meet
early and take n special 90 the Mounds
willie camp grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
Play az Martins rerry.

The management % the Iayne Attn
letc club have arranged a game Win
the Buckeyes Of Martins Ferry on me
mill field tn that city saturday after
noon. Hell and Jack will be- the bat
terirH for the InNmaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

DAVIS ISLAND DAM feet and
stationary clear.
STU HENvffLE-7s feet and re.
rr CLOUDY
fAtkEasBrHG- 20 feet and fan.
inF CLOUDY
ronary clear.
or CITY, % a foot below and
.iafI1narr Rain
p. Atti.h.,--.f OF a foot below and
iialng Showers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

W 9. Parker. Democratic candidate
for county commisHiouer. o. reported
quite ~ ne he home - klsr. Parker
Vas injured in an automobile accident
on the DAY 81 the primary election, and
had almost recovered. when be arose
from bed and fen tn a faint uu the floor.
and sustained injuries about the head
While htH condition d. serious friends
hnnn Tor III. rn-.. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

a Lawn fsta siu b. Eiven Tues8ag
essnlng. seDfemter A. on fhe ground ~
ths old school bullfinH al fhadyalds FOR
the benshf of fhs families 81 the sfria-
inE miners The anair Eih b. xivrn
Under the auspices ~ fre Christian 20
dsavoF society - fha NnHdrHifs rrrs-
Drterian church ureen unufs brass
hand will furnish rruHfr f1r ffs lrraa.
ION ana d0ubtlcsr a large crowd vill at
tend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

dehus ttuEr-uheim ~ cleveland An
..,ic ~ Mrs six Wolf sent word YES
l'fnaN mat De arrived home sr.r aim
L''s or other persons from the
Nnr Nle'rict and was glad o. U. .u..r
u,ir SANS protection again 4- r...
,lil'Nr ~ europe were serious and
stances az the tourists checks vi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

h.Hrf 'pE fu present arrangement the
.1fal liaf ground lads uII HualiF meet
ihr.r .alH ri RE Twenty street
plaf ~ ulnds. wheeling The game :
Arranged Tor neat Tr4sdnF 0u the local
nIn4s The Ihds are an Klous FOR me
nlE Gas ard are hoping They Will not Il.
-l-sa l-puiUfed again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
rrafno rallinE OF.

As result ~ the falling on 81
traffic on the BeIlaIre division az the
Wheeling Traction COMPANY 90 ia rs-
ported that a. number o. ears viii be
taken OF and the schedule revised It
u said that -Four ears will be taken on
and N this plan a. carried out "a sixteen
mlnute nrhrnuln viii b. nrrnmE.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

u fuEh. former Instructor ir The
NllNaFINrf ulEu Hrnurl has secured a
800 ioaifiou a. cisfrICf -uparlr rsrl-ert
~ fne schools in Meade rnrrarir and
Hill start uu De- rea uaflrs aE1Hf the
-fHf ~ september Ifa ulfI move hIs
family OBJ nat asrfi1u within ne neat
srrk or ten days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
n..ionAry nss,ins

Ths woman Home and Foreign Mis-
alonaFy Society ~ fhr flrrf al
church. held = meeting yesterday sitter
noon In the sunday school room % the
church The mite boxes Tor the year
were opened. after which a program was
rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21
MARTINS FERRY


y crowd Of young rsorle m this rftv
NJ ~ "a Nlenis roast last evening t.r
li,il,nt iHt The earlier part ~ The
FN rnlus was spent Boo various rHrr.as
ana then the biz roast took place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

new commander o. ths Trifnfn1rf
RAM Of ths American Mechanics utH
tnsntusd last might ~ fuuhafan. Tho
vors vas In charge 90 fIe uHirrrH q
the local rornmandsry. under ths direct
tou 81 Col EuskIrE FnlllwinE Che
Nork = big hannuer wan served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

Arrangement have been completed hr.
the management Of the A. a O. fur q
game with the ~ uoltr team ru the
sixteenth street grounds Saturday al.
ternoon The n1ttrriss win be- kain and
Nixon, and f.org and Kiukade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

IEe faneraI Ger. ices over che remain
- fns irfauf - John Mirhaels ~ uar-
f.n. sore held yesterday nfferr1n~ al
fNF affs residence 40 o.flasa Trt.r-
mruf aas iu trs LIuv11d r-msterF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

"a - = gisitur IN ths city yssfsrday
H T. walker - ganton. a. rsfarr-f
rerls after = visit hsra
hfs FrarE tgpsruan arf family
.a fstarred from fsu seskn stay ~
Hnrrsaaf faka
ara Lo- Hufchinson "a rsf.r-sf
tfe1n ts1 Ecsss stay a. EEEorrh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

lhr nigh school orchestra held its
.I-t rene irHd Tor the season last stfn-
lnE a. the home Of Force o. -HdrWfris
'h tslm street. lengthy rrHtff.. u..-
nrll after which social hour Nns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

af rrr Bone af r.-rr-E re
eHfef waa veil F~rw~ Or frIs III.
F .r1 vas r'Erir respected Fr nr1
nrr e~r 'rfrH-sa $780, r.-.....
VII ee held Saturday aftsrnoon iron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-21

. Cs9."ra has broken ol. iu con-,aa.