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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-03
j. 5. MUST intervene
IRIS~IEE OI, OTHER NAi3p\N
WILL FORCE ACTION
London Newspaper Predicts That Z.
5. win Eventually Have io \n-
nrN Nc\ipu

LONDON. january .Ju. -pe.,a-
TOR today declares ,nu ,h. pressure
of public opinion u aH Oh. i.-t o. the
world soon viii fore. the United
States 60 intervene bon NuNi.au affairs.
Doe article declares President Wilson
made a mistake i'm NOT Hss.wus that
President Huerta would he the
stIourost force with which 90 hrus
about peace IN McNico and m support
| Ing him accordingly; nut it adds that
il understands perfectly the reasons
why Mr. Wilson did not adopt this
course.
Instead the article Says. che did
what with al respect We must say,
vas the worst thing he could have
done. He interyened and pretended
not to Doe interyening, he deprecated
| bloodshcd and anarchy and yet hc
would neither stop it himself nor let
anyone else do So"
The Spectator declares joint action
by other powers with the United
States in Mexico is impossible and
that the United states viii have to
! act alone or sacrifice the Monroe
! Doctrine. The article says il would
| prove rather an easy conquest for the
! United states but that conquest
would be succeeded by demand for
| rational independence, accompanied
! by rebellion The rebellion also
would he suppressed but it would be
| followed by annexation TO the United
! States Of northern states of Mexico
/ Ia. .1..t An
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Mean. More "Pulicy."

WASHINGTON, Jan $50 far as
officials in the state department Know
the meeting today OF President VIII
son and his personal representative IN
Mexico, John Lind, was arranged
merely Tor the purpose OF '"hSuI'd-
tion and to afford Mr.. Lind an oppor-
tunlty personally to present views and
impressions. II is assumed that the
American envoy has acquired much
information during his six months
stay in the city Of MeNivo and Vera
Cruz, beyond that which he has In
Cludpd I'm his written ana CaNled re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-03
LOPEZ FATE STILL UNKNOWN
search of His Mine Fortress Has ~
Iar Revealed No lWDc ol
Bandit

BINGHAM. Utah, Iau D., sul un-
answered tonight was the question
as TO the futo OF Ralph Lopoa for
whom search was resumed today in
the Utah Apex mine. Ho.or, the por-
tails were sealed December "a, mln-
ers lunch buckets filled with pom0u-
ed food were left whore tho drspc-
RADIO might find them Th,S were
recovered today untouched
Determined Ia solve the secret OF
It's maze Of passagcWuys as soon as
possible fresh posse Was sent into
the working tonight bl Sheriff Smith.
Although armed and ready for erD-
ond underground battle, the officers
fclt confident the gunmau would Doe
found dead unless hc had escaped
from the mine weeks ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-03

JI-AREI. Jan. 2.-ou, purpose of
General Villas visit here from Chl-
huahua. It was learned today, was to-
establish state bank for the han-
ding OF cons'ituuuonaIIst money
Villa brought 100000 worth Of silver
bullion which hc purposes 90 usr 10
connection with the bank The bank
is to be made tho depository of the
rebel government funds
The announcement from HermI I-oil0
that General Carrauza would soon
come 10 Juarez to confer with General
villa. created much interest here.
villa and Carranza have not been to-
gether since the revolution reached It's
present proportions. though General
Villa invited Currauza Co Ch'hrahua
soon after that city vas occupied.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-03
STARVING COUNT TURNS THIEF
Wants to 60 To Jail In order to BE
Fed

PARIS, Jan. 2-Niscount Charles
Enguerrand De Marigny. scion Of an
old French family penniless and
starving today srstched a pocket
book from woman i'm tn street
here. He explained TO the police
commissary that he snatcfed the
purse so that he might be sent TO
prison where he would at least be
given food and shelter. The Wis
counts father once was wealthy but
lost all in a bank failure.
Viscount De Marigny served with
the French cavalry forces in the
Morocco campaign and was awarded
medal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-03
ROSALIES ARMY DIMNISHGS.
"Sun~" Marching 10 Albany Go II
Miles First Day.

JONES FOINT, \. = Jan. g =
"Gcncru' Rosal.e Jones and the few
tired women who comprise her army
on the second hike 10 Albany en-
cempcd here tonight The hikers
ing over rough country from Nyack
through HarerstraW and Stony Point.
Eleven Of those who started the
march have taken trains back to
their homes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-03
NEW OPERA PROVES \ HIT.
Unllnow Composer and Tenor Please
audience.

NEW YORK Jan. "A new opera
by a little known italian composer
was presented tonight for the first
time in the United states at the Met
ropolitan opera house. The opera
was "L'Amore Del Trere," by Italo
MonteguzH. Another incident Of the
dvening was the first appearance of a
tenor known here hitherto only by
name-Edoardo Forrarl Fontana.
The audience was reused TO enthusi-
asm after the second act, and the
principal singers wore recalled many
times
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-03

COPPERFIELD, ore, Jan. p.
Martial law was declared here today
by Colonel B. X. Lawton, suporintcn-
dent of the state prison. Five mem
trrs Of the coast artillery backed UP
the proclamation,
This action followed a demand
made by Miss Fern Hobbs, private
secretary to Governor West for the
resignutions Of members of the city
council and other city officials who
are accused of violating an ordinance
regulating saloons. When the demand
was refused, the governors represen-
tutive ordered Colonel Lawton to
place the town under martial law.
then she boarded a train to return to
the state capital.
. Colonel Iawton's small force began
by raiding the saloons of which they
took charge Tho proprietors were
given until O'Clock tomorrow after
room to ship their bar fixtures and
liquors ont Of the county, on penalty
OF confiscation. All city officials
we're arrested and were not permitted
to communicate with attorneys.
Governor West two weeks ago re-
ceived protest signed by more than
half the residents Of Copperfield
against alleged law violation by sa-
Icons here, one Of which was owned
by the mayor and another by coun-
Gilman. II was charged that liquor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-03
wilson AND lind
conferred Al SEA
WILSON MET MS Personal I'm
NOY ON THE GULF or
MllAICO.
EVERYTHING WAS SECRET
Not IA Word Was Given out About
What Transpircd at the Two
Hour Conference.


PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss Jan g.
President Wilson and John Lind his
personal representative In Mexico, to-
night sat IN the cabin Of the scout
cruiser Chester deeply apSoi"eu III d
discussion Of the MeNican situation,
II was their first meeting since last
July when the president conferred at
the White House with Mr.. Lind, pre-
paratory 10 the lattcr's departure FOR
Mexico city with Instructions that
created N diplomatic episode iu Amer
lean history.
For two DAYS "a mysterious rcticenoe
has been apparput at the presidential
cottage concerning the present con.
ference. When dispatches from Vera
Crrz announced that Mr. Lind would
come TO Pass Christian, there was o
noticeable manifestation of displcas.
urc among the members Of the presi-
dcrt's marty that his destination
should have been made public. presi.
dent Wilson had hoped TO slip quietly
away aboard the revenue cutter wi.
mana for "a Yachting trip and
po.t Mr. Lind AT sea.
The same effort at secrecy with re-
snact to the Chostcrs Whereabouts
were frustrated by wireless news Of
nor location near Ship Island last
NIGHT
For nearly tVcnty-four hours Mr.
I,nd was off shore on the cruiser
Ch.stcr boforo meeting the president
and instead of permitting the per
sora1 envoy 10 come ashore. President
Ivueon took = trim in a 2O-foot launch
mounted a companionway to the rev
,r,o cutter \yinona and was trans
ferred in mid ocean to the Chester.
The conference lasted until after s
o'clock when the president left the
Chester and returned tn Gulfport,
where automobiles were ready to take
him TO Pass Christian. Just as much
secrecy as characterized the presi-
dents first meeting with Mr.. Lind
was evident on this occasion.
Information as to what the prcsl-
dent intended 10 do was denied the
newspaper correspondents who arc
here. 4 big squad Of them was on
hand however. At o'clock when
President Wilson, accompanied by Dr
Cary II. Grayson and two secret SER
vice men appeared. The revenue cut
fer Winona came as close to the shore
as nossible and sent launch for the
nroeident The nations chief cXecu-
five cot into the bobbmg craft and
within fifteen minutes the presidents
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Had Militia Ready

PORTLAND, ore, Jan. 2.-After
coming to Portland late today and
summoning twenty militiamen under
command Of Adjutaut General Finser
t. accompany him TO Copperfield to
aid him in enforcing martial law,
Governor West received a message
message from Colonel Lawton saying
the situation was well in hand. Cover
ror West then released the militia
from duty and returned to Salem.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-03

0JINACO IS HOLDING OUT
Rcbd Forces Withdrawn \itcr -Four
Days Battle 10 AWAIT Arrival
of ammunition.

LAREDO. Tex, Jan. q. lh' l'"'l
lI. wore reported victorious loo the
.....,.3 ...,.. .,.n.,..,n.nt ~ m, rnp-
a'''.''''''.''''7 S''h' "' ''"'''
and coupled with the stories "l IN'H
ADVANTAGES, oyer the rebels were ace
counts uI atrocities ana. executions iu-
m.uu "us warming to lu-Wecut
Nmmth..I4
EarN This moruug 100 cuusutu-
uuulI-t4 mauuycrrd for m udNm.
ll.ous position boo thc eastern part
of no, ,Ity. where thrl auuod au u.t.
.Iu urpus.WorAs within 1000 yards
If the trdculs lines Thu.r lr. huW
oyer drew three fold heavier pluru
from Oh, iudyuls Thirty DuuaHIu
.lonlI-t. and five fDd,rul- Nrr. NII,d
and uio r.h.Is forced Jo I.t.l. lo tine
south
Seven cousuuuouaU-e uu. cap.
ur,d and -ummarly hanged 30. q
W.mmg. u tine federal pursuit Vhiru
Followed n was farther reported.
but NOT coufumrd that IN, l.drrls
had shot wounded ruusuutIuuaus.
llcn living ON the field. one Jc. oG
barUar-m was witnessed from thc
American side Of the river A cap.
ur,d cuustrutionalist was truss,d up
with rope to the tail of ID wild hursr
which was then sent pluupug ACROSS
the plain dragging the body h.hud
The prisoner had been shot bat II was
not known whether he was dead Some
who saw the incident said that tho
mans head had been seyrrad before
| the body was tied to the horse
Another story which gained general
circulation. but which was uucoufirm-
ed. was that wounded constitutional
fist. his arms tied behind his back. his
knees tied TO his body. was spittcd ON
a pole and paradcd i'm front Of tho
| federal lines from the shoulders oi
federal soldiers like water carriers of
southern Mexico carry their ware,
| though the streets.
II was learned today that the fed.
erals are maintainine ugilant bor
| der patrol ON the Mexican side. and
! that no Mexican citizen is permitted
TO cross the river
There was no fighting today ON tn,
south Of the city. but constituuonalist
sources claimed the capture Of In,
national railway shops situated In
/
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1O7 DAYS

have elapsed since the date on
which the city administration IA
month previously, definitely prom.
ised that It would furnish ar
ample supply Of pure drinking
water through the city mains, and
that promise has not yet been full
filed.
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Continued on page So
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-03

was he circulation NJ Tho World
Yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-28

joyahlc affair. '
Miss Lima Stellars has returned o.,
her nome at St Clairsville. after a vistt
In this city. ''--
Mr.. and Mrs. william McClearv ,,
Welisburg. have returned home alter !.
visit In this city.
The regular meeting OF the city conn
GU VIII Be held In the council chambgr
10 the city building.
Frank Robinson and Burton McCrob,
OF Gravel I'M. have returned from -
visit at HarnesviIIe N
g. =. English left yesterday FOR Ian
caster. 20 attend tho funeral OF his
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holman have
returned 70 their homo at Heavsr Pals
after visit in this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright OF Tfuntf,y,,,,
". Va. ia the guest "a frfenda al 49,
ntlves IN this city
Mrs Fred SeabriRht. Of North Jeffsr-
son street has returned from n visit AZ
f0whutan.
Mrs. John Minard. Of North Nobi.
street. - the guest of relatives AZ Ash
Miss Eta Jackson. ~ Brilliant IA.
returned home after a visit in thfs rffv
Many fight fans from this rIf. al.
tended the bout az stsubenviIIe last
evening
The work on the excavation o., tho
new federal site was resumed ycsferdfv
morning.
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The Knights OF Tytifa- viii rola an
,,. .l,l i34t meeting in their hau tn tie
Mrs Earl Stsadmar N this CITY is
~ ~, h,tl'liy calling ON friends and rcla-
u..rr5 flr the past several DAYS.
I'D" order ~ owl. held a Won attend
81 meeting in their h1lI On The Srrave-
ltrNcY ball last evening and severn,
important matters were given attention.
yesterday was one OF the hottest
the mills -
49,, iarEe number from this city VIII
el.,hg ih' district meeting ~ the
senior Mechanics which viii be held al
hI i.'N"it this evening
\ larrg number OF fight fans or this
Guy went Coo ~truHeurIlie last evening
where they witnessed Interesting bouts.
=, lar-r number Of vftueascs from
ihI~ Dlfy went tr 80. CiaIrzyillc vestsr-
,"N in'ihlnE % l' present Tor the Les
The sons or Veterans viii hold A reg
,., ~. i NYiie,iy meeting co. the Shreve-Her-
several attachment cases were tried
ID the local Justices Offices yesterday
The local high school bar team had
tyua N"rh-".t "n tho IiONle field ve1-
'',,5,tN evening after school
Much blowing was done vlat ~ tb.
city yesterday ru account az fr. go
Weather which prevailed throughout the
,. The Ladies'. asa society or -r. r-r-..
~ j.. church met last evening ne fr.
nome or Mrs. Gsrtruf. Frazier .r s-,-rl,
4, I,iiH street and several matters W rrs
The Elks enjoyed a very .ri.,sbI.
i,st 49, 20, '"'.r meeting lu their haII
The Anchor Inn BAN team OF tr,s ,,,.
con fhgir opening rImr of tho e,.g,,.
"' l.r'pk-ihe Sunday afternoon
,, Do. "...' tors of tho Fairgrounds held
. .'hL'. ''nt nicotine foo the boq-s ~
TT ''' rooms last evening
a., -rt.,-.l t.i t. have taken place
~ III"n-f i.|H sunday crsrfrg go
.|
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Mcconnell was highly respected
lady and has many friends here who
mourn her loss She was eighty
wears Of axe and "a sister OF Mrs Nm
Clark who reside east OF this Mace
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BELLAiRE
Health Exhibit.

Many people visited the health eN-
hibtt which was opened Saturday In the
llankWorth building. on Belmont street.
Charles r. Campbell. executive seCrc-
tary OF the Ohio state commission Tor
the blind. delivered "A very interesting
address In the auditorium OF the city
building last evening. His address was
illustrated with motion pictures bear
ing on important points In his theme.
The speaker told how many cases Of
blindness are the r,1ult or improper
treatment Of the eyes. lie also gave
many valuable suggestions ON how one
should hold "a newspaper or book when
reading BY artificial light. A large
crowd was present and deeply interest
ed in the address.
The noon day meetings which are be
Ing held at the various factories are at
tracing great deal of attention and
the Factory people are deeply interesteI
In the movement. Miss Mcnamara aud
Miss Tappan have charge OF these meet
ings.
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Court News.

Tho case OF Joe Nevilis has come 70
Common Pleas Court on error from
the docket OF Mayor McI,eish.
The Hillyer Electric Co W.. William
Rocker. appeal from docket OF Justice
VIM. powner.
G. W Mccullough. trustee OF Alex.
e. Mccullough. VS. A. c. Mccullough
- al, order 20 sell. with W. /. Ford,
David Campbell and Walker Dinsmore
as comm issioucrS
Anna VI Loomcr VS.. Samuel l..
Loomer. suit for alimony. They were
married February Z. 1906. and she al.
leccs adultery and cruelty by kicking
and striking her. and threatened TO
Hill her and called her vile names.
lie has thrown knives and missiles al
her.
In the case OF Mary Shilling va.
Matthew Ekey 81 al, 50 acres were
sold 10 W. A. Grafton for $500
Onehalf interest in the Yurjevic
property sold 20 George Yurjevic for
5000.
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STEUBENYILLE

STFlHENNILLE. O.. April 81
Tho Ohio r,ndoavorcr' for May is the
St'uhDuyille number preliminary 20
The state T.. r.. convention from June
-a to % iu the VI. =. church. Pictures
of St,uhonNille the Half Moon farm.
also pictures Of r. G.. Chambers. tho
president OF the ~teubcnyille conv,u-
lion committee. and an sub-commit-
tee chairmon appear iu this number
Pictures of Bishop Bell. Of Los An
Eolos. Dr Ira Bludrith. Of Nashville.
Eon. Clinton s. Howard. Of New
York. Dr. u X. NcClurkin. OF Pitts.
burgh. and Daniel A. Polling. some Of
tho stars vino will address the con.
yontion appear. also the fun program
for the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-28

The roller skating rink on Twenty
eighth street viii close Saturday night
or THE week Tor the summer months.
Ho rink has been very popular among
tho young people of this vicinity and
VIII De opened again IN the fan. Man
aver tfI has announced that several
Improvement will he made during the
summer months. new floor Will be
put in ana an EFFORT will Do made 10
eliminate number ~ the posts. a pro
cram uf rnrca has been announced for
The week on Thursday evening n
chariot race viii be held and on satur-
DAY ereuine ladies' race VIII be run
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ST. CLAIRSVILLB


. Cases Filed
VI GAINESVILLE. o. ArrI 9-
D NE following cases wcr, riad i'm mo
clerk office, Monday entitled. Ma.
Earst BalIut plaintiff Vs. r.r.Dr,
t 5,,.I'a' defendant The petition asks
igl absence and also asks that tt.
piaintiit BE- restored % her msf1,r.
name Of Margaret Nhafko. AftorT.,.
-. %. Pratt. Of Martins Ferry h. fba
plaintiffs attorney.
The Kelly Island Lime and Trans.
I'Il company. plaintiff vs. James III
Gordon. defendant. rIafrfiIf az.
.ul-h.rt AGAINST defendant Ga fI.
sum OF s-lIIu with interest from fi.
-'fh gaF of October 1913 smith
and Howard Of Iarrr-.IIa ar. fr-
counsel for tI. plaintiff
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The Bcherca Sewing circle VIII meet
Tuesday evening with Mrs Henrv
Earrs-. ~ church street Rcfreshrne en- "a
VIII ro served ~ an appropriate hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-28

4 crisis m Mingos badly muddIrd
police situation was reached this
morning when dissatisfied members
OF the police force appeared before
Mayor Wilson Linn and Informed him
That they would mo- longer serve on
u'rht duty until Patrolman Martin r.
barrett Ir., who is bon o. controversy
with The MAYOR. had been compelled
i' i1k" bis turn ON the night shift
N.LI 'H" other members Of tho force
Officers Roe. EpI-Iing and Brown who
worked last night were Mayor Linn 81
callers fn.H morning They told the
tnr tHaf they did not wish 90 ON.
l.ffHs- him i1 any degree. but tNrv
believed they were entitled to the
same com Iteration ae is shown ON.
cor Jarrett and that until DO nae
forced fu either rrairn ~ rt8ka hfs turn
H'' duty. they would likewise. DO.
I.' .1 work Hf r.rhf Nraf deliver.
rr f...r ult'wafum tho three oW..ra
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The many friends TO- this CITY OF HI
ward Cooke and Miss Nfa-rb, Ff.t,.- ~ .
SLtuh'uNillr. VIII be surprised 10 learn
or inrir marriage. which occurred 81
SiedbeuNiiln last Friday evening ga 49,.
presence or q Few friends and relative
G"th or the young people arc wolf
hnoWn ana their friends will hasten tn
tNleId CnuEratulutlpus After "a shDrr.
wedding trip Co. the east they viii be- sf
home Co their many friends ia this ciI,.
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intelIioeneer 1919 Almanac for 25o
at the City Book store. Get enc TODAY.


What viii probably D., the most inter
osttnE and exciting contest OF the In
torscholastic csasou Wttl be played We'd
ncsday evening OF this week. between
the teams Of thc Ecllairc and Martins
Ferry High schools. Martins Ferry h. as
one Of the strongest teams ia the his
tory OF the school and the same can ht
said Of the Ecllnlrc team. Both teams
have been Handicapped In practice by
the bad weather but for the past fe'y
days have been Iracticing earnestly and
viii be in fine condition Tor the hardest
battle Of the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-28

VIZ 'TTTI T|TT0"- N Elm Frove- rne
here
Mrs Frank rIFa ana daughter Ruth
m East Liverpool have been vfqftfna
hero The pact few davs
NkeE bishop. 90 Pittsburgh. IL her.
f-r visit with Iia parents Mr and
MIS- WI Bishop of fhfq place
W. ..lr1n. who hrs a good roaiffoH
rrerf Saturday with Mr. ard Ne
Frank TNUrrherry of South street
|'.E Hunt. on hid soldier on fhf.
r-"." 'a crfuring rfrff With hfa afsfev
VI LI-rl ~ Nnrnrt nhln
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Memorial services Of L. O. o. M.

The Loyal order OF Moose % Rarnes-
Vile held Memorial services Sunday AZ
terngnn az their hail on chestnut street
An Impressive address was delivered by
Mayor q. a. Colpitts Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-28

carl Fox and John LonFacre Of I-r-
hana. o.. were arrested yesterday morn
ing on a charge OF train riding They
were given q hearing before Squire p =
Mason. entered plea ~ guilty and wore
fined $40 and costs each. %nt having
tho money they were rouanded 20 fail
The men claim that they left Tr-bana iE
search ~ employment and that at cam
bridge their money gave out and they
were compelled 60 catch a freight train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-28
Grattgny Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs susanna Gratigny who died at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Isaac Myers
on North Jefferson street. Sunday. were
conducted. last evening at o'clock The
services were conducted by Rev. O. H.
smith. pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church. The remains will te
shipped % Beallsvillc this morning ana
interncnt will be made In the family
cemetery at that place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-28

POSTER White. of tins city. who w-s
arrested saturday evening b. Constable
'AilcAf ON a warrant sworn out b. his
Nlie charEiug him with striking her
" as given hearing before squire D. IT,
'nE yesftrdny morning tie was found
sullty ana Tined $50 and costs and esu-
fenced 20 three months IN the rounf,,
laiL lie viii De- taken 90 81 CiairSvIIlo
mis- morning 90 start On his term
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-28

The last OF tnc series 81 mems meet
ings arranged by the lsibIs class 81 49,.
NlIhwood Presbyterian church was held
l1st eN"nlnE ana was mo largest attend
"a OF the season. Tho speaker al ~,
evening ives Hon. r.. l.. Lewis form.
president or The miners union Ha do
hNercd a strong talk on Mining which
proved 20 be- very interesting