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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-14
Funeral of John coyIe

Funeral services of John Coyle. who
died last Tuesday at his home, 80
Cross street. Montclair, were held to-
day at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, Montclair, where a sol
emn high mass of requiem was cele-
brated. Interment WAS at the Inn
maculate Conception Cemetery, Up
per Montclair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-14
Frank n Goodrich

Frank H. Goodrich, forty-two years
old, died last night at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Thomas L. Mason,
PSI Ridgewood avenue, Glen Ridge.
from heart disease. Mr. Goodrich was
on a visit to his sister at the time
of his death. Besides his sister, he is
survived by a brother, William Good
rich, of Hartford. Conn. The body
will be taken to Hartford tomorrow
morning. Funeral services will be
held at Hartford tomorrow after
noon and interment will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery, Hartford.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-14
Three canoeists Ducked

Specialize the Evening star.
CHATHAM, Aug. 14.-While canoe
ing at the Old Mill on Wednesday
night, George Gardner, Lewis Waters,
jr., and william Boyle, all of Madi-
son, received a ducldng when the ca
noe in which they were riding tipped
and the three went into the pond.
The canoe was owned by George
Gardner.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-14
Goes to War to Forget the
Jealousy His Wife Prompted
Special to the Evening Star.

Special to the Evening Star.
PATERSON, Aug. IA. - Anthony
Rossuero, of 101 Union avenue, To-
iowa, is going to war for a peculiar
reason. He is jealous.
After seeing his wife out walking
twice with the same man, he decided
to ylSill him. Then he thought better
Of it, and so he went to New York
and enlisted under the French flag,
although he is an Italian. His wife's
crying and entreating would not keep
him in Totowa.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-14
Rohs Slot Meter

Patrick T. McLennon, of 4S9 High
street. reported to the police Of the
Fourth precinct that his house was
entered through a cellar window last
night. A quarter-in-th e-slot gas
meter was broken open and robbed
and a set of machinist's tools stolen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-14
STONED poLToEMEN: rs FINED

Charged with stoning Policemen
James McManus and Pete Brady, of
Harrison, Michael Kanore, of Will
liam street. Harrison. was fined IS
in the Harrison Police Court last
night. The fine was paid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
Boy or Girl?
Great Question!

This brings 20 many minds On 0id ard
tried family remrfy-an external ar-
pfrafirn known nH Mother Friend
During The period - expectancy ~ ~
applied t0 che abdominal mus. Iea and ~
Ccalrucf Co Hoothe the intricate network
90 nerves Involved Dr. this mi rrr o.
has such ri splendid influence aa 90 Justify
See uar iu a1 cases % coming mother
hood tf iIa been generally recon
r1rffef frr years arf years ara those
who have used BE- speak i1 highest rrlI-s
~ ffa immense relief if affords rarfir-
J'Ir.v do these knowing mothers speak
% the absence q morning aIrknraa.
absence o. strain c1 the urlurrta arf
freedom from fH..H rIr" other H.H.
trrrarH which are usually booked forward
O. WITH an much concern.
There a. no question but vNrf
~ tHrra Friend" h.e re- marked terff-.-
g. relieve tfe mind and this ~ itself IN
addition Oh o.. physical relief has given
80 a. very w... popularity among w1rH..
7. fH OBJ ..U.. safe fH uHH frrf.HH
thr skin r'HN.n fs penetrating Ir rH
rrf.rH nrf .. composed ri those cr.Hr#.
cations hr.f suited t1 Thoroughly i4fr..
cate fra r.r..H muscles. trnI1ns aud
IrHHrrUfr involved
You rFn obtain Mothers F~frrTt Al
a'unsf anr drug store
10 i1 rrerHrrf only Nv urrfa-ff Rec
uiator Co.. i9I Lamar BIDS. A.aut. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Aff.rr"rr Tn.Id James and TrarF
..Ir" rHFr hUrfr#sr TIN o. ef.
'IHIra.I..r yesterday morning
John Nr..|.. ..IH H. visiting friends NJ
.I'.r'ard Del expected home some tirIr
to-day
t UHE. made a business trip 90
10. ..HrI yesterday .ff"ru.Hr.
Tho hand rr. fraf-H vIf meet r.IH
evening Hf che 'HrrI church o. hold .t-
regular w.rEIt rrnrarsaf
Tho flH..r Ms.HHrI.a H.IT ri very Ir..
U.rfnHf meeting joe evening Hf Tho
frrrrr Fe-r sf h1f' Hr Hanover stree
Niles Reno I.rurf. o. Tn0earffIe De- Ir
fIIa .IfH tho guest ~ Miss Mnrrarrf
Moore Tor RI frw DAYS
Word received from fNr Detroit aanI-
'nriur. af which place N|a1 Alice UHH.
riH. ri fhIs rIfr la taking frrafrrerf
Nosfrrdat Afternoon efnfrd mat her CON.
f'fiHn iH 'rrr serious rrd fhaf M chang
vHa noticeable
Waffar Wtrb1ff returned from Ff-r.
lrrNi'I. 'rHf evening where Dc spent H
fru DAYS fEe ruraf ~ relatives
NIH.r. NHrrnrnf FufUHnU end Sara
Louise DIXON returned home from afs.I.
h.rL ODD. yesterday. after visiting friends
Hf fNaf place
AffrrnfF Victor Err-er was e bust.
rra. .IHIf.r nf UHHrf air yesterday AZ.
fUrr"Hn
So Palmer rar returned O. frfa rf.v
from Mr.nau ..gturE whore hs spent
'nN dave rIfH friends
otto godfrey Hf D"Ier1in. wee re- buai.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
R0BT. JUNKINS
PASSES AWAY
END CANE Tt-ts MORNING AFTER
FIVE YEARS ILLNESS
Oeeeassd Vas IN Police Service 'or
lnirtJ-fse Nears-wognoed
IN Civil War

The death OF Robert Junkins. a life
lehs resident OF Wheeling and one Of
me picturesque Characters about the
cry. died a. O'Clock this morning
AZ me family resldece. No i02l Grand
AleN street. following an extended IN
ness incident 10 his advanced age
Ne deceased was IN the 6sth year OF
his age
Mr. Junkins was in the police ser
Nles OF wheeling for thirty i've years
anu previous 10 that time he was
niEht Waterman nthe Main street
mn ana for some time was regular
Waterman al Wheeliug Park
ne Il survived BY the following
children Miss Kate. a. home. George
and William a. home. and Mrs Mamie
fanda Of this city. and Robert Jr..
OF Huntington.
Mr. Junkins has been In very poor
health Tor the past hve years. He
Was wounded IN the Civil war
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. but thu funeral will
probably BE- held Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
B. N. A. BANQUET
IN NEW HOTEL
MOUNDS VILE ORGANIZATION
FORMALLY OPENS KRE0-
LOW HOTEL.
Interesting Affair Held There Last
Night - Prominent Mound City
Business Men Spoke.

The Moundsville Business Mems
Association held banquet last even
ing which marked the formal opening
OF the Kreglow Hotel AZ Moundsville
which has been remodeled throughout
and is enc Of the best hotels in this
section for its size
one hundred citizens Of the Mound
city representing all businesses in the
city rat down 10 the banquet table
promptly a. nine o'clock when Toast
master &. a. Shovacre made a short
taxi. Following the serving 81 the
banquet short talks were given hy
M'ssrs. Capt " d. Alexander. TX
Prosecuting Attorney Chas. r.. CARR
gan. ProfecutinL Attorney J ID Par.
rictt. g. Shaw Editor ~ tho Echo
and Y y Smith. editor Of the Mounds.
willie Journal
The hotel dining room was beautiful
ly decorated with palms and other
decorations and all guests were show
Through Tho entire building Tho no..
hotel is run strictly ON an American
plan and already has been doine
good business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
Bridgeport Brief.

MISS Elizabeth Thompson j. visiting
friends az Hammock. for a few days.
sheriff Anderson. 81 st CIairsviiie
was business visitor in bridegroom
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Helen McCord. Of welisyilIe A..
me guest OF local friends for several
Mrs. Robert Cook. ~ BridEeviIe p.
- here visiting her brother. Judge J. Z.
Nichols
Deputy Sheriff Osborne. was In r-trye-
port. yesterday. looking after several
business matters
Harry Yingltng left yesterday after
noon for Pittsburgh to spend A few
days on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Jones are the
proud parents 81 ten pound habv gtri
Mrs. Frank McDanioIs will leave In q
morning for Akron 60 spend several DAYS
the guest % relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs william Iennox. -
pittsburgh. are the guests Of friends a.
kirkwood. for a few days.
II. \. NomberEcr. - Cleveland. was a
business visitor In bridgeport yesterday
afternoon.
Miss G.orain Bonner. of Fairpoint rs
N" guest 81 Miss Anna IIll. for tha
week end
Miss Irene Cooper LETT veste-ds,.
morning for East Liverpool. TO attend
the O.. A. r. cncamptncnt
Many OF the EridEr port EIku will AZ
tend the shirt waist dance 10 be given
~ The Martins Ferry lodge this svcnIr..
street
Attorneys ,. oscar Nsvior and rhos.
Jones. ~ StcubcnNills were in RridEe-
port yesterday afternoon on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
BELLAIRE
suooumbed 90 shock.

Morton Fgyman. OF New Philadelphia.
a former well known resident OF this
city died at the Union hospital We'd
nesday as the result OF an accident last
Friday. he was employed az a lineman
and was repairing when "a circuit was
formed sending 1900 volts through his
body. The shock bid not kin MI Fry
man. but hts body was badly burned
and ne was rushed TO the hospital Ia
the hope that hts lifc could be saved.
Mr.. Frymau was 81 years ~ age and
married while in this city he was
employed IN the Baltimore & Ohio
freight office The deceased has num-
Der uf relatives tn this city among them
being william Bennett. ~ Tallman ave-
nue.. an uncle. The remains will arrive
tn bridgeport over the 90. =. q W. rail-
road and from there will be brought On
Rose Hil; cemetery in tHis city Tor In
terment Short funeral services will
be held Ga the cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

~ has been ANNOUNCED 81 f-ifr--.--
we vs.. VI that another rreafIrr
NII. Hn hold ir NeiIaIre Saturday affai-
Pr. an address and Do VIII be- r4ff....
.. "iH.'r Tho meeting Be- called ID
I.i-r' meeting huf if Ir beginning fg
'.. ~ w IH only spreading G|arrr.
..n on. fNe Indications are ffas f,-
.I'fH W... Do 'r ATTENDANCE MANY -
..N '.rr..ra ~ OBJ. United Mine Wow.
-'.. a.f Hr|.a.f fI ffe rrfr-Ir.,I 4
me u ~. M .rI have nrHufsr 49,.
HN...r.rr fIa nrrrrIrrfIrr.
pong. H.I toxic rUUrr .rr.
'...'U |.r... fH. r..vIa nrH 4--...
Tain good ..|f. roo Hr. ..af
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Funeral services over th- remains OF
the late Eddie Bowen. who wa instant
l} KILLED early Wedut zday morning
when run over by the early freight train
az the crossing below the GAYLORD so.
mine. will be held this afternoon
from the residence OF his Parents Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Bowen. on North sew
enth street The services viii be in
charge Of the Rev. !. Jenkins. pastor
OF the welsh congregational church
while the CHmbriau quartet viii have
charge OF the sacred music to be rem
dered. The pallbearers have been
chosen from ang his playmates and
sunday school classmates and are a.
follows. Glen Jones. Russell Heslop.
Cloyu Michael Lawrence Sommers
Vance Tricks, Russell Howells. David
Williams and William Lewis. Inter-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
THE SCOTCH WOODEN MILLS CO
SemtAnnual rrouser Sale begins 70
morrow. See large sdVt. on PAGE 7.

Tyler have zone TO New York for visit
with relatives
Misa Mary Frazier. ~ Gravel tu &C.
sp"nding few days with friends 81
Jacobs burg.
ugid tu spend a few days
l'rn Ihuredat. fo ar and Mrs Ross
Eafor. uf Gravel fuil a daughter
Rev 90. -. Smith returned yesterday
from GAINESVILLE. where he attended fH.
Epworfh League convention IN 10
E1rregviIle district
Mrs q. o. Young ~ Noble street. has
returned from youngstown. after r. sIs.t
. % MeGrav i,f' last nirbt for a
visit In Cleveland
Uri.s tenders employed on the POSE.
nffire fuiIlirE. were forced fH Quit work
yerf"rfey afternoon or account of the
intense heat
Norman War-rar Is spending few
day with friends Ir Cleveland
lIn.rf Ilf.lir 'fFrIra rruurnrH
ard lou curtis hay. returned from ~
'', ", g ,1s mr.. 'l I-fr , sr.g,, 81, rp.,-,
sir.... ..ff yesterday f"r "a trip fn A..
81. t1Is-s rssr md s.r er po..
IiIl I0ft yesterday f.r Ne ErHriar. to
county surveyor F.rr.r. rr rsrnss.
willie. wac Ir fHr rIfr yesterday .rsrr.I
InE Tho concrete T.rl being done nr frr
NnhI. street bridge HrrHar Indian rur
irrf 0f men ui' also rrrair the
81. cfa-a Hawthorne rsr returned ,..
s' '.rir"''... affrr Oh rie.f with friends
THs ladies af tr. rrs, ST. b. eru-..
viii H..d 1 trta sale -rfIrfa. rrl...
lr fH. IrriH.rfH drug store rr rrr.
orefourtb or-wer's end vsuoo
Mems Suits. NFADDENs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
NOT 50 WARM
Temperature Yesterday Was not Quite
so Bsd--Rain During Evening
Aided Slightly.

Although the mercury did not reach
as high mark yesterday az on form
or days this season. Il proved quite
As hot. and suffering was In many
cases more intense The official rec
ora rom the government observatory
on the Island yesterday was "a This
was az one o'clock. .. m and unofl.
cal reports later In the day were as
high as 81 Although a heavy rain
Tell last evening 70 did not tend 20
lessen the humidity Of the atmosphere
20 any great extent and last night
proved as warm as former nights
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

There is little hope FOR RELIEF from
the present hot spell according 90 re-
ports handed out bv tho weather man.
To-day will continue warm and per-
haps tomorrow Yesterday the maxi
mum temperature Zoo the shade was 90.
but the Thermometers on the street level
recorded JOB degrees During the uf-
ternoou the sun beat down with such
great Intensity that fHH llborrra ON
the new postufice building we're forced
% quit work. Tho heat became uubcsr.
able for them and for fear ~ serious
consequence they returned Co their
LrHann
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

. " Ut M ITO" n y N" T"""Trr ~
LH' .f'n John FIrhriurI who met 1
terrible dc0fh Wafr,H1av MORNING. WHOM
rHn over ff "a freight train Ir fHr are..
cent ihnf happened 20 short distance
nNHN" fNf city. viii fr r4.H fHIn after.
noon a. The funeral ssrsIrsa u. Hs HefT
from Tho Irf" residence no NnrI.r|H
where hie brother nHa boon ef1.Irr rIr.s
INn services will DO started Hf u.sfHe.
WIN 'he lrf ~rrh~'rf In charge -..
immoral VIII hr I1rrrf. ATTENDED Hr fI..
frIrrHa m fhe drrrarsf nu fr .tH. H.rI
known InfIrrHUrf viii fr r.af. No fE..
" uTI..|I'r cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
Not Much porce

from what evidences that are avail
able II Il apparent that the J. ". " =
IN this section have not made a very
good impression. To the north Of this
city where meetings have been held.
the attendance has consisted mostly OF
women ana children. and unless the fe-
male sex T. thinking Of adopting the
tactics Of tho militants the meetings
have had little effect Meetings that
nave been scheduled 90 by held AT Til
tonNille. Smithfield and other neigh
boring towns. did not matcrialize. which
shows the weakness Of the Would-be Vi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Last evening at the home OF Chester
Forneys on CataWha street. the mem
bers % the Young Mems club Of this
city held a meeting and completed ar
engagements for their boat excursion 60
be held next Saturday evening on the
steamboat ohio. The club intends 60
make the arair one - the most pleas
ant that has been held during tho past
months OF the excursion boat Dancing
VIII be the fdvorite diversion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Do" heIairD Commercial club met
last uiEnf iu the .Ifv hall aufff1rfur..
Tho Interest manifested vas GOOD &c.
,.I. matters wern disposed OF and "a re-
Inft was made hy tho directors gf g..
'fh accom- uIIenfI hF the fHrIsra ..,.r...
f1Itifc. Tho meeting Iasf rIEHf v.rs fa.
IiNi Until SnIfemNar. whom tho rf.E
eNIH.t4 fr DO able fu meet GA ffH rrs.
p quarters in the Waferu .f3reerIee buiff.
..F wnf"N ~ 'a expected viii 30 COM
UInfrd hF that time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
BRIDGEPORT


l-asf 81 eriuE az tre kirEuoof Meth
eeist CHURCH. the cemhinel Chalrs ~
- laHa4 church and fhr EslLalrr Meth
N-lrt tNAf.n gave very unique cen
Cert. nlcn Nas ATTENDED - larEs
cfuNd IN spite % fns rain The con-
eert "a SVEN under the dlrerflor %
tref p Ballard. "a chorus con-
-lsi-d OF - voices An excellent pro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
The onb.rt Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains OF
TIE late Herbert Gilbert the fT-v-.r-
oif ION of Mr and Mrs HAY Gilbert.
no was drowned In wheeling creek
lest Mordag evening were held a. fh-
WILDWOOD NJ D. church yesterday aft
ernoon az o'clock. with the Rev May-
- pastor % the church. and the Rev.
Ncel pastor q the klrkwood presby-
terian church, officiating Infsrment
was made az Linvood cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Mfee Helen Leafs and Mrs Hairy
Williams returned home from Mrnasrtn
Yesterday
Ni.s TrrrH Uartir ia -s~ore-f-r from
.N.. rrntf -t.n. from which she suf-
fernd raHfFrunr
Nw IenIH ~ frrrf street resigned
bic position al painter yesterday
Mr ard Mra Tf HHruH left trafar4
day 'r fFfir rHr f.r rrrkrrrf 20
TT. srfe frr fra Hr1 qua we're ruf
r anIe yesterday Ir ali hauFa. drug
.fHrfH HnI Heua stands TrfIrr ticket
f.r al.If O.. f"r children 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

owing 20 the number Of arguments
ABOUT bridgeport concerning the
-trenEth OF the y. 4. Cs and BOWERS
y q. club have instructed their man
aEer 20 arrange a series % games with
future. II the series OF games ars A..
RANGED tho baseball fans will do a con-
siderable amount Of betting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

DNtfpAftn oW-Wen.a end T0unu
Mems Suits. WFADDENs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

The rain that fell last evening was
welcomed by ava Of the residents Of tie
city and 70 was some relief from the
terrible heat az the last few days To
tho men 900 the mills 70 made working
more comfortable. Yesterday afternoon
the heat was Intense IN the mills ana
several ~ the crews were forced 90 -iNe
up before their turns we're completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

\ pleasant smile wa- thrown over the
city yesterday a. the result Of "A large
number 81 local people receiving postal
'atuH. Nhich ON the rear side lu very
Prominent Letters. were the words. ''A ou
can get All the beer you want after
jury list The joke came In when A
vast number OF drys Of The citv re
ceived tho cards with the compliments
~ a Carnegie tral firm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

coroner Frank l.. Myers after lives
uEatinE the death or Iohn Tucker -
neeung, who was killed on the ia
suhspurg pike Sunday afternoon. rem
W'I,u a Nerolct OF accidental death yes
terday. Tucker was thrown from
hutky while descending the steep road
near Jarobsb and sustained broken
neck and fractured skull
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
Instituts Lodge.

LaHf evening a. the regular meeting
n the Knights q Maccahees the uni-
IN rams ~ the order Vas Instituted.
following the arrival 81 the lodrs 49,
fhTrnalia which Was received ye-tsr-
ehl morning The uniforms Of mo
mem hsrr have not been received ard
from present Indications u b. douhties.
whether they VIII b. near FOR the me-
mortal services 90 be held sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

A. tho ul>stinE Of the Knights OF
Maccabces last evening the members of
W lodte completed arrangements for
me annual memorial services to he
held next sunday afternoon At the
opera house hall. Preceding the serv-
lC.s me lodge viii march through the
PRINCIPAL streets Of the CITY. headed In,
sleisters band Mayor Herman Scha-
fer viii deliver the memorial address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

y very interesting baseball game viii
u' plh1cd this afternoon on the Six
Il'u men ana single men of the Amer
.,lH tIIh Clarence Fswcott viii lead
Hub Kern will endeavor to pfiot tEc
-lN+l' men. Preceding tho ban game
in' annual field meet will be- held ana
aM interesting rrogram will be carried
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Earl Wchh. who helps tho douhirr IN
Mill 40. % ~ me faughlin tu plant.
mot with an accident last evening that
VIII tHu~" him o. Do laid up for several
days tic was engaged In hts work
" non DO. in some manner. rHu his foot
against a hot pack and received 20 d.gu
cash on the ankle Ic vas rcnotef,
Orb The mill hospital w here several
stitches we're required 20 close the
wound. Later he was able 10 20 20 his
-uwr IL snuIM ELltn rtrnef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

4 delegation OF fifteen nremen will
leave iu August Tor Mansfield. o.. 60
attend the annual state hrcmcn.s con-
Nentiou. They will make an effort to
land the next convention FOR Ecllaire
and all feel certain they will be success
fuL other places are strong after the
event. but the local delegates Will do
their best 60 land d.. Iu case Eellairs
lands the convention tho tremcn will
be assisted In entertaining by the Bell
aire Commercial club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

tn ONO NITIDI TaITy |ImTIrr WIN
close ing store th.s afternoon on ac-
count n the funeral ~ Eddie Bowen
ard John T. prIu~ham. whose deaths
H'rH caused while IrvifrE p wagon for
fhe firm 40 ewglryra uf ffc comrrrv
viii attend tho funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Quite number q local Eiks who
are members % the Martins gerry lods.
OF ElkS. attended the crab feast given
by the Wheeling lodge a. their chm
rooms on Fifteenth street Pe-ida ~.
feast The guests enjoyed a fine vaude-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Tho regular mid-week rrayer ser,-yc.s
az The First VI. r. church were held
last evening In the lecture room Of the
Shurrh ana In spite Of the weather "A
large number Of the members ~ the
congregation were present. The subject
OF the meeting was "pentecost"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

rms evening the local lodge OF Els
viii mold another Of it, series OF shirt
Nalst dances 80 the Ellis club roouv on
North Fourth street The affair viii
% strictly informal. ana very pleas
ant evening h. expected TO be sent To
S"unteract the heat "a large nuubc ur
ian- nave been placed about the hall.
buffet lunch will be served.
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Among the practical lines that AZ.
being followed by the members Of the
llaNgrpuuds association. the directors
nave started sewing and hakestrv
class Tor the children. who frequeut
TIE grounds. The first actual work IN
connection with the instruction will 10
started next week. The idea will have
tut nearly approval Of all and ~ the
present strides are kePt-up the local
grounds will surpass any in this vi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
MARTINS FERRY
Lawn Fsts rhis Ex.ning.

The members % the Ladies Ala so
clcty or the FIRST Methodist church this
evening VIII glNe a lawn fete on the
AVN or Miss clara Coss on south Flftn
street The proceeds Of the evening
VIII Dc turned over 90 the building
iund OF the church. \ large crowd b.
expected TO attend the affair