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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-30

AT chicago TX n. f.
Pittsburg ...... 900 300 400 70 2
Batteries: Lavender, Vaughn and
Archer. Adams and GIBSON
New York-BOston game postponed
on account Of rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
boston A. New York 900 600 ooo1 3 + +
New York 49,. 900 100 0Ox-1 Z o
Batteries: Leonard. Bedient and
Carrigan and Thomas. Fisher and
Sweeney.
ch 4s PstFoit- 900 600 600 oo- E. :. q 5
Detroit 600 900 900 oil A L
batteries: Cicotte and Schalk- Du-
bus and Stanage-
ci Al st louis 900 COZ oo11 3 =. 2 :
St. Louis ...... 1o4 600 01x-6 70 4
Batteries: Mitchell, CoIlamore and
Carisch, James and Crossin.
At Philadelphia R.H.E-
washington .8o2 Gd9 2e1-6 IL /
Philadelphia -. 100 COZ 01o-4 8 2
Batteries: Engle, Ayers and Henry
Houck, Dresler, Boardman and Schang
and Lapp.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Ba It n01sSso -. 100 900 ooo- : : :
Chicago ....... 900 02O OOx-2 o
Batteries Quinn and Jacklitsch-
Fifth and Block.
At Kansas City Ri. E.
Brooklyn 49,. 900 100 51o- II 3
Kansas City - 400 OBJ 12x-1o u
Batteries Sommers, Peters, Marion
and Owens. Harris. Stone and Easterly
At Indtarapc1is- R.HE.
Pi t 80. 900 600 ooo-o 8 4
Indianapolis :. o01 900 10x-2 ) o
Batteries: Henderson and Roberts
Falkenburg and Sheridan.
Bn IN loo 600 2M Oo1-5 5
Isl Louis 1000 Oe3 100 o02-6 II 4
Batteries: Knapp, Ford and Blair
ChandaIl and Chapman.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-30

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
CYCLOPEDIA SALE IS
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
ALL SOULS DAY
Was Observed BY Local Catholic
Churches Yesterday-csndIes
Placed on Graves.

Catholic churches all over the
country observed yesterday as IAN
Souls Day" as has been the custom
in the Catholic churches for years.
"An Souls Day" is set apart especial
ly fof prayer in reverence of the de-
parted. Requiem high mass was cell
ebrated in the cathedral at s O'Clock
yesterday morning and during the day
many paid visits to the different Gem
eteries.
During the day candles were placed
on the graves Of those who have an
swered the last call. that their way
through purgatory might be lighted.
Mt. Calvary cemetery last evening
presented one OF the most beautiful
sights seen in the out the pike district
for some time. Thousands OF candles
were placed on the many graves ana
their light could be seen for a SON
siderable distance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
WAR BRIEFS


PETROGRAD. Nov. 2.-The follow
ing report from the general stan or
the Russian commander In chief was
made public here tonight.
"On the front in eastern Prussia
our troops have repulsed German at
tacks directed against Vladizlavor.
driven the nemey from the eastern
edge OF the Rominten forest and ad-
vanced TO the north OF Lake Raigorod
Beyond the Vistula our troops
continue the offensive without being
opposed Only IN the region Of Ops-
tow the Austrians attempted to resist
us with considerable forces. They
were repulsed. Beyond the Opatow
river the Austrians hold fortified po-
sitlon.
In Galicia on the Son river our
troops entered the village OF Niskow
where fierce hghting took place.
"On the rest OF the front the stu
alton Il virtually unchanged"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
HOT ELECTION
is ON TODAY
THREE-FoURTHs OF THE TOTAL
VOTE rs EXPECTED TO BE
POLlED.
Both Sides Claim Victory But Repub-
lieans Are More Confident
Many Bets Offered
ELECTION HOURS.

What has been the hottest political
campaign in Ohio county In recent
years will be eliminated today AT the
polls. Not satisfied with weeks OF
organization work and personal soli-
citation for support. candidates OF all
parties did not rest yesterday. but. 10
the contrary. increased their efforts
10 gain votes. These efforts will be
maintained throughout today. TOO. or
until the polls close at 4.45 O'Clock.
Everything Is in readiness for the
election Final preparations were
completed yesterday The ballot
boxes were given out from the Office
OF the county commissioners. while
the Official ballots and other election
paTaphernslia were dhNributed to the
election officials by Circuit Clerk John
L. Kingdom.
The polls will open at sunrise, s.3l
a. m. and viii close a. sunset. & 81
p. M.
Because Of the interest manifest y
In the campaign. an unusually large
vote for "a On-year election is ex.
pected TO b9 pOlled today Prediction
have been made that fully 1000
f'A'Fs ahNWN - UFN hFnA VI Nuf Ifkls-
tration Of The county. will be cast.
Both Claim Victory.
On the eve Of the election. botn
leading parties claim a victory. The
Republican committee Is confident
mat the Republican county ticket will
be- elected by n plurality Of az least
] 900. while Chairman George Phillips
says he viii not be- surprised 10 see
the ticket elected by 500 votes. The
Democrats claim the election by 4
very narrow margin and County
Chairman DIT r. - Plant last night
predicted Democratic plurality Of
only zoo votes
bsts from Republican standpoint
were offered freely last night but
found few takers One bet Of 5000
was reported that Ephlin will defeat
kress for county commissioner. Many
other wagers on the same proposIticn
we're offered. but we're not accepted.
kress money being very scarce
IN Triadelphla district the votes
VII vote on bond issue Of 1925. 600
Tor The construction 81 new high
school building Pupns both bows and
girls. of the Triadelphia district hich
school, viii work "a the precincts %
NAT district an day. In the interests Of
The issue. and the Indications are thar
Tue proposition will b. ratified
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
SERVICES
WERE IMPRESSIVE
OVER REMAINS or THE LATE Mas.
WILLIAM LIPPHARDT or
MARTINS PERRY
BODY VIII Rest IN the Receiving Vault
at Greenwood Until Family
Goes TO Tennessee.

The funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. William Lipphardt. OF Martins
Ferry. were held Monday afternoon at 2
ture. Rev. Ernest NJ. Preuss. OF this
city. who has for many years been a
friend OF the family. and Rev G. johann
mes. OF Martins Ferry. conducted the ser
vices. the former In German and Rev
Johannes In English. Rev. Preuss eulo-
Eized the deceased for her many fine
qualities as are found I'm few women OF
to-day. She was n devoted mother and
a loving wife and lived principally for
the benefit OF her family. He took as
his text Geneses gath chapter and 9th
verse. Hinder me not. the Lord has
prompted my way" He spoke OF Mrs.
lipphardt as being a good christian wo-
man but one who made no outward dem
do for everyone. and charitable 20 all
alike She was always pleasant and
when trials and sickness came she bore
them cheerfully.
Rev. Johannes said Knowing the re-
firing disposition and unassuming mod
esty OF the deceased. 1 ind IL difficult
To express what fills my heart" He
spoke or Mrs Lipphardt being n woman
OF women. how her duties kept her at
tention at home. what loving mother
and kind wife she had been and how all
who knew her loved her for many fine
qualities. She was a woman OF untiring
energies. and ever ready TO do for all She
was also n lover OF art and flowers
which was well demonstrated In the
loHrs -AlNhhAEn she Travelled with her
family extensively. her home and friends
were always first In her thoughts.
Many Floral Pieces.
\ quartette composed OF Miss Afayme
Morgan. Miss Bertha Nader, Mr. VII
liam Samuels and Mr.. John Conner sang
we'll Abide With Me" Lead Kindly
Light and closed the services by sing
ing Near My God to Thee" The floral
tributes were handsome and required
two Carriages TO convey them to Green
wood cemetery. where the remains wers
laid to rest I'm the receiving vault until
the family will remove them To Chata-
nooga. Tenn, where they will make their
future home The flowers were tributes
of love and sympathy OF the many
friends OF the deceased. The pail bear
ers were; Messrs August. VIII, Edward
Pred Lipphardt. Robert Waiter and Mr.
MCGEE.
Mrs. Lipphardt was formerly Miss
Louisa Duerr. Of Cincinnati and was
sixty -four years old. She was married
TO William Lipphardt In September
1872. and Ave children were born the
eldest daughter. Bertha. having pre-
ceeded the mother TO the grave Sur
vivlng are the husband and two dauEht-
ers, Miss Josephine and Miss Otelia
Lipphardt and two sons. Messrs Louis
and Charles Lipphardt and "A brother
Lipphardt was resident OF Martins
Ferry for thirty-two years and has
numerous friends there and Ia Wheel
ing She was member OF the ST
johns Evangelical Lutheran church and
a. member OF the Ladies' Aid society
where she was noted Tor her charitable
deeds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
NORTH SEA IS
DECLARED MILITARY AREA

LONDON. Nov. 2. Ills o.. m.-The
eutirr North se7 has been declared b
miiitaf} area. aud merchant vessels
entering Do viii b. exposed 90 the
rrav~rt dnnners from the mines which
% hrs been necessary to iay ana from
ihe warships which are searchins We.
lanily By night and DAY for suspicion
craft
This action has been taken aa re-.
ply to fhe laying Of mines bv tho Cer
mans in The waters north Of ireland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
STUDENTS GIVE
SOCIAL AFFAIR
PUPILS OF UNION HIGH SCHOOL
OF sENWooO ENTERTAIN
PARENTS.
halloween Social Given in School
Building Last Evenins-ExeeI-
letn Program Rendered.

One Of the most enjoyable social AZ.
falrs ever given by the students OF
Union district high school I'm Ben
wood. vas staged last night in the
high school building on South Marshall
street. Benwood. when they enter.
tanned their parents and a number OF
friends with Halloween party. Fully
200 persons were present.
An excellent program was given by
the students as follows:
keading-Miss Dorothy Schaffer.
Piano Duet-Misses Olive Pickett
and Agnes Conman
Vocal solo-Miss Elizbeth Dobbs
humorous selection-Lonnia Statler
banquet was served in which ali
the inviting eatables of the Hallowe'e,,
season we're offered. Apples. pumpkin
pie ana all other dainties 10 tempt he
NedS palate abounded in plentiful
quantity.
The following were ,,r..o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
Attempt 70 Br..h lin. Pan,

AMsTEklgAM HOLLAND. Nov via
o. the Handelsbfad ~ eIufs feissr,ri's
as follows
All German ATTEMPTS Co heesL
thfouEh the line 81 the allied forees Do
tween Nieuport and Dlrnude hsve fstf-
"a IN spite ~ the greatest aarrtfters
VIC tfrnans have not ruccrnded 81 rsln-
ing Eround on the other bank m the
canal
tgumunicatl1u with Oafend ia almost
completely interrupted prrfnffs ~
.eal" HfuFeF are no LONGER FlVen but tho
lINW cafa are stu running and the gnr-
man marine band gives dolly concerts
ln TIE market place. German anIdifra
urea m The War continue Co cross the
Lrpnhgr near NuiF 90 large nufnhera
hfN lfg lafe thnf 90 o. 900 luurrr q fnfa4
unn ~ nallI.. hul ~ huIrharInr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

The death OF Mrs MARY Mcconnell
a wen. known resident OFT MuundaNIIis
occurred no THE hufuf 81 hfr daughter.
Mra. .. ". Bowers at Do 1t o'clock
this morning She bad been bob poor
health Tor some time. uuI had suf-
frred several rHrlftlr STROKES. but nor
condition WaH NOT REGARDED o. critical
until iaff fHat nluhf
Mrs Mcconnell was co Frnrr uf aes
She Ie survived bV three sons ana fhree
daughfere. aH follows william of
MhrriinE Charles OF parErrrnurr.
james. DC home. Mrs. n D. vs. Unvrsra.
of Noundatlle Mrq vs.. q. Ierkic ~
Mhrfffnn
Two sstrrr Sire Jane Hunter ana
Mrf NarrHfrf Price. and brother.
iohr Edwards. al Of MHundsvIiie also
rHIFINe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

Mr %. o. smith. ~ this city. received
n teleErum from ST. Louis. Missouri
lost evening stating that his auu-in- law.
Robert o. Carpenter. had died Ycatcr-
day from the effects 81 tuberculosis
~. Carpenter Waa very we'll known here
having Married Miss Helen Smith about
four AMI half years ago. ite was
also connected lu business With the
also used 10 BE- lu Wheeling souaIder.
HtIb before and after Bile MARRIAGE 60
fIe Total rlfi Funeral nffauHfmrnfa
Hfr Ha frf IuHumrIffe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

Where does Mansfield VI. Nicely
expect 10 get his biggest voter
In Marion County.
Why
Because the FairmOnt Coal Com
pany herds thousands Of nOn-union
workers 10 the polls and orders
them 10 line up for their candidate.
Can the honest working man Of
Ohio County endorse that kind 81
politics?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

southwest toward the west Galician
frontier and CracoW while the Germans.
retreating from Warsaw ar. falling
back west and southwest toward tie
Silesian frontier.
~ the Russian troops from Warsaw
and Novoe Georgiewsk follow the Ger
mans the Russian east PrussiAn CORPS
- moving IN force on the regions uorth-
west OF warsaw covering Warsaw from
the direction or Mlawa aud occupying
BON banks % the Nistula below War
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

SAN fhANCiScO. %ov. 2-Ths arst
troops OF warning European nations to
1e lnteTned In this country were taken
lh chArse mere to-day by United states
marines when Four men. said 49, h.. ds-
seftefs from the German gunboat Geier
undergoing repairs ~ Honolulu arrival
mere on the Pacific Mail steamer Korea
= ne 5ei man seamen were taken aboard
the United States cruiser Cleveland "a
supposedly VIII be interned in this coun-
try during the war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

Funeral services will be held tonor-
TOW morning at $50 o'clock over the re-
mains OF the late Fred Handler 81 bf.t
late residence No. 1895 McColloch
street The deceased passed away sun
ness OF typhoid fever He was I'm the
seven ty-hrst wear Of his age and has
resided here for over my years lie
was affiliated with the st Atphonsus'
church. lie leaves his widow. and tire
Following children. Mrs A. A. McGan-
ron, ana Mrs. Rose Kitchener, Of PITTS
burEht Mrs Y. W. Hyde. OF Cleveland;
Mrs. John 5. Wyatt Of Isabelle, Pa:
harles. or Martins Ferry. and Miss
Mary a. home. Requiem high mass will
ment viii be in MI calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

AMSTERDAM. VIA London. Nov
10 y m despatch rereiv@d here
OH tpus tantlnople by % vienna saws.
According 10 reliable news a. Angto
rfench Meet Yesterday entered Topesnts
pay Asia Minor. about forty miles west
ni SmNrna. where the small Turkish
Eunbpat Herak Refs and the Turtfsh
steamer kanill- AIDA were anchored rbs
CON mander of the Turkish Eifnboat sanL
me steamer and blew up his own vessel
- pk'ent their capture By the allied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

Word was received here last night Of
lhe death Of Robert Maxwell Crawford.
~ Cleveland. Conditions incident to his
dean are rather lacking. however. the
body Will be brought here this evening
for burial. Mr.. Crawford has been work
inE tu Cleveland for the past seventeen
years. Tor the Baltimore e Ohio Railroad
company. He was unmarried and was
IN the 18th year Of his age. lie h the
son ~ the late John n. Craw ford and
itCpocca Crawford. who survives
lie attended the public schools Of this
city and graduated there from. BE then
entered the commercial department or
the state University and fitted himself
Tor that line Of work lie d. survived
b. bic mother and five brothers a. fol-
lows. William. John. David. Rodney and
Jess. All 81 this city. John. David and
William went Co Cleveland last night 10
return with the body Of their dead
brother.
Saturday be became 900 and 81 no -
o'clock last night the end came
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
osrmans Gain Ground.

BERLIN. Nov e. via London E.E- n
ml--tier man army headquarters issued
the Following this afternoon:
In our attacks on Ypres further
GROUND has been gained aud MssSines
has been occupied by us
IN inc hghting IN the Argonnes some
sHt'esSiui furawrd movements have
heen made and the enemy suffered severe
In the eastern theatre the situation
- unchsnaed. Russian attempts to
'ieah through near TzettSrhmf failed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
owing we're present.
Reception Line.

-. 6eccpIlon Line.
Neil Toner
Emma SnodErasz g. Calvin Fisb.r'
Virginia Leach VIM ~ E',nncr
Hilda McFadden v. g Wells
Elizabeth Dobbs Tcrcsa Nfoaert
Alta GateWood Eleanor Sfnraon
Jaunita Crawford 4. ~. Riggs
Della Wells u. l.. ShriVer
Frieda Wichterman Prank =. reltschy.
Margaret Bell tarrie Moruingstar.
Carrie Post Nina Leach.
Mossrs e.. D.. Statier
Albert Laas Charles Eason.
Lonnie StHtler ,taIl' NtafhN.
Rafph gnndv Mary Corners.
W ". Thacher tirttl, Stltn
$3.50 ,s .,i'ii"" Faye flowers
st'l't Teresa tnEerr
Virginia Simpson Fraok NJ Vycttscb,,
Margaret Baker Nary potrick
Marie Hall Ior0tbv srbsf,r
Lctha Turvey Rachael Dixon
Florence Davis Marie Morris
John Leach Russell Blair
Thomas ". Keeper W. o. Byrnes
W. T.. tarmau Olive Pickett
Albert Wheeler Matilda Lorcntz
Albert Dean Gertrude Logsdon.
Frank Ifuusran Alma Jones
Amei seth Grace Zimmerman.
Lawrence Hubs Wilma schane.
Martin Conner olive Pickett.
Charles Eaton Frances Bow man.
.p~f,,t, f.rrd, Agnes Lemon.
Wayne Gatewood fili' - - y iliei'
Angela AupleEate $1,000.
Henry Niedermeyer i,-t. a. T.trt@t
iiul Mrs d. T.. Fcdicord.
~, Aht,l ION Master Harry Ped
mildred Lawiis Mr. and Mrs p. y.
Hanora limerick SANDER
tdua Snndcrmann James bowman.
Emma Suudcfmsuu Agncs Kaufman.
Ethel White Armand stewart.
prank Ndet o.. Geo filis.Ir.
Albert Lass blanche carroll,
william g. Hood Naruael Dixon.
o. 30 Mrf'uaErN Marie Morris.
q vs. Toner james William
frrrrt erof~raaa UrfnfH.Ir.
t.1cie u.oS Prank if. ycltschy.
Lonulr D.. stater Iohn Hehnell
Frlcda Wirhterman p. u. rnflNef
Ira Cr0uae. Winlffed Nurrut
Mary Counrrs. Eleanor simpson
uerafe Hnnifan. Teresa NuTeut
o. ~. Mcmahon. Ethel white
Goldla eaten. uuvir fraiE
Maurice Hrant g. o. MrCurkev
Ralph sihurt. Donald Lewis
Howard Thouen. Tlarrv NrEIroy
Chnrtee tirh. uafra Unv
Allen Horan. rerrg Corou
gfeE"tN Muiphf' Heatrite iurrs
eH,a i.Ah' - Margaret o. Miller
3" il'iI %" '' "'i'"- CIrmcufine New man
tt L. fs... TITLE -rith
IS brmuatrr
Nsnffics tinli it'trl Illt.'
Wa. f,.ft.r Maf. murphy
f.rrffir. f.afsU.aH Everett Ihususu
Della Uatir ilafnld WhliF
CLARA ffaulV Nrafe sfrHder
Eugene kaliar. o. nuuar
1lfaais TarF ff D. rrdIfurd
John g. slburt W y Thatcher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

WAsufNGTDN Nef Hofsirn or.
De dlapatrtss Goo fus Ifsnrh nnhaaa.
n"f here Supplemented tudHVs ofdsllI
bulletin Ulth THE reference IL aff.r.i,-
mnt emenfs ln fhe rfelon n FouaIn.
We have continued o. make frnFfaaa
~ me region rf fuunIu where our = D..
fa'fa hafF carried uH almost ufff Is.
contact ~ The harhcd wire enfanrfe.
meutH ~ fhe enemr.a frenrEea Tf.ra
hef been similar rrunrsas DOB che woods
Mluaanr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
Prohibit Cotton cuItivation-

LONDON. Nov. ?. (S:53 p. MA
decree has been issued prohibiting the
cultivation OF cotton In the upper
Egyptian basins in 1915. according to
Reuters Cairo correspondent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

.iN ilN NoF % m cas-
fnna. under date ~ Drf0brr n rI-ea
tNr naurH ~ nine ofnrera tiIIff md
fourteen wounded. AnlonF those wound
~ Is % ntenan Colonel ~ o. nlrnafi-
500 n the ffth rlkha an indian r.ri.
mfut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
MARTINS FERRY


Ihe local post OFFICE will close this
afternoon at o'clock in order TO allow
the employees time TO vote and no doubt
" VIII De appreciated by all The usual
delivery will he made By the carriers
anu the windows al the ofhce will be
open Till ! O'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

LONDON. Nov p 30 o. M dis
nalch Co., tne ENrhanre Telegraph Conn.
pauF from Rome says
mrsssEe received here from alsts
Hlfa thaf EuiHarin has nrdefed tho nf,.lt.
iltAI leu ~ her second line vi fruufla
fuuNiIifrH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
sHRvfAE NIETsTER LsAvra.

COMET ANTfNOpt.r Via k,.rt..i...
Y" London Nov. p DO 81 b. Hr Ttr 49,
Nlan minister viii leave Gone fI....,. d.
fn.nlaHf of Tomorrow
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Circulating Petition.-

Petiuons will be circulated in this city
~ III next rev days for signature for
sousht IN this state. As only five per
cent or the vote for governor al the last
there will be little trouble IN securtns
the desired list OF names.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

colombo Ceylon. wishes. amopg
Other thinEs. bafbed wire and beof
according io a consular report
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evening at the home OF Miss EmeiIa
Jones on broadway.
Congressman W. II. Francis made a
business trip TO SHteubenVille yesterday
afternoon In the interest OF his cam
paign.
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CAPT. w. T. OTTO

W. Republican
any large number of the
throughout
judgment and extended experience
the OF Wheeling
valuable Councilman unexceled city ia
hat - -
the
company
me pubic
member Of the Legislature he will
mat OHIO He
the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

MANCHESTER. Mass. Nov DIR.
konstantin TheOdor Dumba. the Aus.
tro-HunEarian ambassador. tonight
gave out here a wireless message
from Count Won Berchtold Austro.
Hungarian foreign minister. regarding
the fighting In the eastern war zone
The message was similar In part 10
the Official communication received
Via Berlin by wireless today. n said
In Russian Poland attacks on our
positions have been repulsed Sew.
erni hostile detachments were routed
a battle lasting several days IN the
Turka and Stary -Sambor districts end
"a With the complete victory OF our
forces. Two Russian infantry al.
visions and one brigade 81 rifles we're
dislodged from All their positions
The Russians are bambardfng
CherlOWlJ tCzernowitzJ which l. sue.
cessfully defended b. our troops. The
b0mbardment D. directed chiefly on
the arch-eDiscopai residence. without
much effect
In Servis our troops have sd.
tanced NotWithstandlng the d%sp.r.
ate resistance % the servians. i've
more piacrs have been taken b. us %
,..,. French statement
l.e.nf oIiif iHl rDfumuniraflou una Ia.
fned ~ ihf French war office this Il. -n.
hriHeen fhe N0rfh aea and Tire gfsa
nc auacfe male to-day b. ff. Germans
yesterday
Do frlrIua We hate prnarrased A.
ne south ~ nIrmude and oil fhe arufn
~ HhHlaHrf and ua have rnrfrfafueH ali
our other positions
IN fhe rerian IN ns tfs,. .t.fs,,
Eerman nffrnHl.f between urasa. f.r.
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