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Majorxv1lis Locals.

our little village was visited Saturday
nisnt by a number OF ghosts. COLLINS.
Illuminated heads. etc.
On Bloomfield Ridge. tn. tiddi.s hall
"a Al number OF farm houses vvnsre
theN we're merrily received and treated
!" sppiss. pumpkin Die and other goodies.
~ hiie three year old son Of Mr. and
Mrs I'D Galloway, OF Wharton's Run
aled friday Of malignant diphtheria
lnterment private at the Leisure buTisi
grounds. Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Grover Archer and children Cor
80 anu Juanita and Master Lloyd knapp.
sSturne S from pleasant Visit with
Mrs. John Archer and son. William.
are spending a fortnight with her sis
tiers at Wheeling.
Airs. Cora Campbell and Miss N-ias
a ,,isi1, M N,s GAZING on Mrs. Elizabeth
Mrs; -. ~ Archer and daughter Alta.
pen saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. LeXie
McNinch, OF Calls. They found Mr. Nc
Nspch. who has been quite III. Somewhat
improved. 10
Mrs. Mary Jane spiliman Is recovering
IRON sight attack OF typhoid fever
EN-Sheriff White OF near Majorsyllle
returned from the meeting OF the Tri.
STATE Hunting club. Mr.. White. who is
president OF the league. reports good
line and says without a DOUBT his dog
same out ahead.
Messrs. Frye and Workman we're
business callers At Cameron Monday
Mrs. Quirinal Chambers spent Sstur.
gay. Sunday ana Monday with her par
Va.
Jonn Rabsr. OF Cameron. was able 10
resume work Monday after an illness OF
three weeks.
Mrs. Harriet Archer. OF West AIexan-
der "a. purchased the Crow farm on
ht8ombeld ridge, recently
The Baregc Crow farm. on Crow :
creek. was sold during the past week 10
samuel EOoher. Of Cameron.
1T Dave Waugh; o. huntsville. was q
business caller a. Viola SATURDAY
A "a year old son Of Gene Sherrick
q Rock Lick. and little girl at thf
ANeilcn home. al Durbin'g Mill are yer.
ID with typhoid fever.
list
Howard Richmond Is convaIeseine
y Allison and family and Mrs j Il.
Allison spent sunday with Bloomfield
-idge friends
y. Chichester and Mel Richey were
business visitors az Wheeling Monday
Mrs. Emma Toland. Of Harsh's sugar
camp. h. suffering with an abscoss I'd
hand.
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McVey. OF this city. occupied the plat
form Tor a short time.
Matt Griffen. OF West Main street is
spending week With his daughter
MISS Flora, who Is employed as teacher
IN the Cleveland schools.
q. A Colpitts. attorney. is a bushes $
visitor In St Clairsville and Martins
Ferry to-day.
big wet meeting was held here on
Monday evening In MoOre's Opera House
Hon. L. ID. Hodge. OF Springfield. was
the speaker. Fourteen automobile loads
OF people accompanied by Meisters band
made things quite lively for "A time.
The city water IL fshy again. Have
you noticed II.
A. III. Fox. OF East South street. IS
able 20 be out after several weeks con-
usfoIq VliA smoq STU o. lusmsug
Harley +. Davis. the leading jeweler.
~ erecting "A handsome street clock with
aluminium dials in front Of his place
OF business
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Chappell and VIII
BENNETT. OF this city. attended the fun
eral OF Mrs. Josiah Dement,. which was
held al Boston to-day.
Dr. Church. OF this place. delivered n
very able sermon al the Methodist
church at Beallsville last sunday even
ing. Communion services were also OBJ
served.
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DALLAS

DALLAS. w.. Va. nov 1aHaiIoue en-
night parsed over very quietly iu our
little village as most ~ the Young folk
Earhed tuemaelveH with masquerade coa-
TUNES and proceeded 90 sand HII1 whore
They attended the box social at fhaf
place They report thc crowd Immanao
and the entertainment nne There was
TO ataudluE room fu fhr school Hrurr.
Mics Bessie Harnharf who has been
very ST. suffering with apperdIrlffe. la
now recovering Mise Davis. n frafnrd
nurse from the Martins Very h0-rif,f
lr taking rrrr of her.
Mra u vs. Wo0drun and son Tar1oe
returned Sunday from n rirsrsrt ,f-it
With Mrr. Woodruff parents. 81 ana
Mr- Upton Dorsey ~ N1undrvffr
MrF a. Mrgiumphy spent M0nfav
Hi N''''
Mr and Mre 20 Oldham ard s.,
Dwighf and George oldham arr -a,
NnlcNim. ~ Triadeiphi1 m0toreH Qua
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Sunday and took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wyiie Oldham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sampson visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stricklin sum
DR.. r. II. Wilson. OF Martins Ferry
was a professional caller In Dallas sun
day.
Mrs. Fred Meagle. Of New Phiiadel-
phia, o.. who has been visiting her
mother. Mrs. Chase. Is now al Elm
Grove looking after business matters.
Mrs. Donuas Richey. who has been EN-
ployed at Morgantown. Tor some Tina
mas returned home and will visit her
mother Tor quite "A while
Fat Ryan spent Sunday with friends
near ROneys Point
Orlie kimmins is recovering from a
threatened attack OF appendicitis
Mr. and Mrs. Meade StrickIin and
children spent Sunday with Mrs Eliza
beth Archer. or Maiorsville
Mrs. Frank Rhoades Is spending a few
days at her mothers home. in Taylor
town.
Mrs. Lou Kidd Horr. who was operat.
ed on last Friday at a hosTitaf IN Wash
lngton II doing very nicely and her
friends hope Tor speedy recovery
Mrs Wyie McWhorter and son. Her
bert. spent Saturday and sunday with
Mrs. VIII Stricklin. OF sand Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jones and sop
Walter. spent sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Grover Archer.
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DIES FROM A
BLOW ON HEAD
sIeUsENVlLlE YOUNG MAN RE.
70 ARREST AT MlNGO
Later Became Necessary to Use Il the
second Tinle-Wss Not Thought
to Be Injured.

special Dispatch to the IntelIigencer.
STEl BENNiLLE. Ohio. Nov 4
John Edward Harhin. aged p. son OF
MRS. Mary Criffen. of South Fourth
street, this city. formerly sailor in
me United States navy. died al the
Ohlo Valley hospital at 1:2O o'clock
snis morning from injuries sustained
afternoon
His death is attributed 10 cerebral
henorrhage. caused BY being struck
on the bead several times with a
mace IN the hands Of Village Marshal
benjamin +. Batsch. OF Mingo. The
remains were removed TO Shaenon's
Undertaking establishment where a
post mortem was held today.
coroner Herb Is Investigating the
circumstances which led TO the death
OF the young man. and il Is believed
that the police officer will be com
pletely eXOnerated.
=, According TO information secured at
Mingo this morning Harhin was ar
rested near Potter Spring. Mlngo.
about 4 o'clock Monday afternoon. by
Mafshal BaIsch, on charge OF using
obscene ana indecent language 10 a
number of women I'm the dry parade
held there yesterday afternoon
Harhin. who II Is alleged had been
drinking, did not want 10 accompany
the officer. and the latter. graspin 2
hlm by the arm. raped him over the
neau win MS club. lie then escorted
MN 10 the MAYORS office. where 10 il
claimed that Harhin again resisted
balsch, and IL reported TO have at
lacked him with a chair. The officer
again used his mace and after drop
ping Ms prisoner dragged him 10 the
lookup and put him in.
There were two other young men
IN the lookup at the time and they
TOOK charge OF the dazed prisoner and
cared Tor him Later IN the evening
Mayor Linn had short talk with
Harhin and az that time he did not
appear 10 be badly hurt Some time
atter that. however. ne commenced to
suffer considerably from his injuries
and. according 10 the other two pris-
OhttS. laid on cot and mOaned for
a couple Of hours
Ills critical condition was only dis
covered by accident. An inmate OF the
jail was taken III and Dr. McMillen
was summoned While there no
heard the means OF Harhin and went
70 MS side. He examined him. and
discovering his condition. ordered
that ne BE- removed 10 the hospital
on his arrival az the hospital In was
FOUND that an operation was the only
chance 10 save his life. and the opera
non was performed hv Drs McCui.
Tough and Nc Millen. The yOuns man
died shortly after the oporafion wbicb
disclosed blood Ciot-on tho brain
caused by the blow - the club
Marshal Batsch's Statement
MARSHAL BafaCn was interviewed h.,
Herald star reporter at his home In
MlhEo this morning The officer is
near broken over the death OF Harhin.
e. This is the first serious trouble h.
nos encountered In bic long and faith.
iul service on the Mingo police force
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

Fair weather prevails In All SEQ
tons this morning, except In the mid.
ule gulf sections and North Pacific
low pressure. warm weather area
covers all the northern portions OF
ihe country. with center north of tho
Iakes. The temperatures are also
other sections. An area OF bfgh nrcs'
sure covers the central plateau re.
gions
Fair weather will continue over
wednesday In this section, with higb.
er temperature tonight.
Local data. Highest Temperature
no rainfall. 80
The Ohio will probably continue 10
fail slowly in the district
r. &. HOWE.
Section Direcfor
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FINANCIAL.

Mrs Andrew Jeders. OF Goshen RIDGE
~ very low with pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brooks Of Hun
YER -. We're the guests OF their son
John Brooks and family Sunday
Martha Naylor visited her grandpar-
ents Mr and Mrs. Ed. Gibson Friday
and Sa .urday.
Allen BOlon viii leave this week for
Cleveland where he viii sell goods Tor
the Pure Food co.
Mrs a. ~. Peddicord. Of Dora. and
Mrs george Wildnan. OF Parkersburr.
W Va. were visiting az the home OF
Mr. aud Mrs. T. r. Fisher Sunday.
Mrs. Lydia Burton and Lydia Bailey
81 Speidcl. were BarnesviIie callers sat
urday
was business caller in town Monda =.
Mr. stanton Perkins Of BethsatIa.
vas q Spcidei visitor Slndav evening.
We al wonder what the attraction ~
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erRMArs wrrHDsAw.

hgWfNgTDN Nov rar.I~.,
office diauafrhfe fo fha French ef1basa.
TODAY ruurI rurufHd tha account of fha
German Withdrawal from tho south Id
lHnmu0e With che statement that "af fhr
rn our eide"
In ODE vHr office accounts OF tho re-
pulse NJ German affHrHa Dol fnr hrrrrnr
district fnH lHUHfrnfH added.
.NfNfr affurkH of tho Hunrlr. affrr..f n.
90 HErinaf our forces holding the rIrnf
bank ~ che Niaur before Wnurr nrn
Comm. were uueuccaesfuf
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DECEIVED PaoMo1Ion

u Hantrell has been appointed
afsistant superintendent Of the Mo
nonEah division OF tho baltimore n
OHIO railroad. with hcadauartors nd
t'rafion. W We tho appointment tax.
inf thcct November T. Mr. CauircIi
was promoted from supervisor ~
liaua poriaiiou. and tho new position
was created 90 extend official arrcr
N-ion on tho Nnnonrah division
VT lanfrpl was born af FrcdonIa
nan, January u. 1876. and hia rail.
road career PRIOR 10 ontcring tho serv.
ice OF the halumoro a Ohio railroad
Wae spent with The 81 foufs a. San
francisco railroad. flc started ae u
telegraph operation later became n
vardma qtcr. frainmafter. assistant eu.
porintcndcnf ard superintendent with
the FRISCO
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BARNES WILLIE

RAHNEHN WILLIE. On. Not The fof.
attend fIf nf.fIur OF fnD THef.In OH.
lrnrHnra Association which will Dol
hf.d af Cambridge NEXT Friday and eaf.
urdnr Stunt Al o. uruhrofk. Eoarge a.
Julia fithard. Mary a Henderson. Cfu-
peie FHlier ffae.I Boyd Nobel NrkIs-
cor. Marrretfn M0irrr --rrfhn Caunrd.
NlHnrNN HHrurr. Mildred Cope Mario
NrUnrr. Viva MuEIm. Bessie snyder.
IfIw1 Huu1r Roth Hnrrfa Nernn
hruu0u Hn1 EHrrn IaunnlIu
Nrr. Nel nffulrE 0r ran1hrifre made
speech Tor fnr dffH un Monday even
One NFH I.lreInN. Of Wffhsrfa p.
save rrrr.a' appropriate rcrffafInra ~
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frank krokaw has accepted "a position
81 the Warwood Bakery Cofnuany
g. ". Dowler Of Nineteenth street is
on a business trip 20 Cleveland. o.
John Nickerson. OF Meadville Pa has
returned home after visiting al the
Nineteenth street.
Mrs 4. ~. Holman Is able 20 be out
nfter being ~ for few DAYS AZ her
home on WarNo God avenue
MI and Mrs. }. g. Walden. Of Tenth
street and Warwood avenue have re-
turned home after spending the summer
visiting ~ Ecn's Run. w Va
Walter Wclshaua. Of Glenn's Run has
accepted position ~ Words grocery
store.
MONTHLY meeting ~ the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Methodist church was
held last evening az she home Of Mrs.
EDWARD Norris, corner Eighth street and
Warwood avenue
Car No. Z on the Panhandle traction
line. vas out Of commission yesterday
afternoon for n few hours. which put ain
the cars Off schedule
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ASSAULTS CONSUL
German Diplomat az Tabriz. Persia.
Taxes Refuge IN American Con-
suiate with Other Germans

WASHINGTON. Nov the Ger.
man consul 90 Tabriz. Persia. was az.
sauifed and took refuge In tho Amer.
can consulate With other panic-sfrick.
on German subjects. according 70 "a
messaEe to the American government
late today from Minister Caldwell. M
Teheran
American Consul Paddock af Tahriy
ls extending temporary refuge and
llplecuon To- the German subjects. but
the Russians Iu Persia arc fhroafeninr
20 arrest and cXpcl an Germans
The PcrFian authorities have cath.
cred up the archives Of the Turkish
consulate at Tahriz aud sent thcm t0
petrograd
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HAMMOCK, OHIO

EfNWOrE. o. no. 2 -Nr ard A.
=. a Nilcy entertained on FrIdaF even
Ing Tor Miss sadir Barton. who la a
sueat af tHer home. Tho evening was
- afn = +ffneuta 81 a late hour daI nfv
rffrcshfuents we're served Covers be-
ing itid Tor - persons. Those present
reported n very enjoyable time an oo-
Brf
the band from this place usnt 20
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WARW00D
Entertain Prianha

Mr. Thomas Williams. OF Twenty-arst
erect entertained a number OF friends.
monday evening who took Fart In tn.
iialiowe'en entertainment given at IN.
Methodist church last week The AFFAIR
vac IN the form of a musical party As
most OF the evening was spent In sing
ing ana playing music. Refreshnent-
We're served at seaEonable hour
lhe guests were. Mrs. Anna Hilton
0tto; Mrs. W. f Mcnamara. Mrs. Geo.
klndelDerger, Mrs. r. J. Bail Mr.. and
MIS-. j. 9. Williams. Misses Ruth Ne~-
1itt Ella Williams. Madelyn Kurner.
Ethel Jewell. Leota Nesbitt Messrs
Lee Jewell Thomas williams
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II. I.HIIer was Delaware last
70. '..fInr HiH daughter Nrar Trrr 10
Nr" George WNfmnn oil urr....f......
Nh. if Bore visiting Friends and rri4.
quo VIE Lawrence Skinner uref
Nr Iru Ia NHrl0r Sunday
Mra CHARLES nurna 90 r~efs~ nffv.
NffC IllC visitor Saturday
Goshen rI1ra attended fl. l.a.rr-,..-
90 Nnridol Sunday evening
iHNI Irffre. little son Cd Wr and
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WHEELING & LAKE ERIE

Announces change u sceduie. effective
sunday. November list Train No :
Tor Toledo. Canton and Cleveland. Uii
leaVe Whecling az r. m Train 40
30. Canton-Clevelsnd hier. ~ 2-IE 70
m. and train No. g.. 1ewett acconlmo
dalton. ~ $50 D. m. Eastern STANDARD
Time
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NO PEACE UNTIL TIE
oEEHAEs Arr cRUsHED

LONDON. Nov 2. SEAS O.. n.-A fIe.
patch from Moscow to Reuters rrfa-
fram 'omraur says that Emrrror
Nicholae in teIcrranhlnr Rte rrcetinr f-
We Mcrchanfa Association on she rrra-
SOD cf The urruinr 90 Zee session. aaif
go nfe tno heart OF German coll 'rffe
N the unanimous opinion Nf All Mo-.
Nllrs my eprrchenelon 81 rearr hrinr
ly crushed is unfouudcd
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Jpnn White, the CONTRACTING earDarfs-
.oi "a Belle View. met with e. serious e..
1917 ~ ~ eL lhe second o. y. church Nom
gtnh YOU from on elevation o. tulut f.
~. brDAr thr1urh thr aelffoIdIur uu.
struck him across the back Er~.rlrg
hlfl ouWn. lie wac taken 90 hia b. ONO
Ahn rhFFIrlau Humruuned. who uro.
nounrfd hia injuries serious rurIrr
tne niFht Sir whites limbs herrn1a
uaraIgTrd
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STEUBENVTLLE

STEU EENVfILE % No, v-,.
election day b. over 30 b. annoi,pe,',r ~,
- CHAIRMAN u. ID WintrinEcr. that
49, VIII ueFiu county election a.
-tth up MtnEp Junction. Amafardaul
and i1tlouEalo. The petition vgiif H.
nlcd December q 1914 WIZ ~
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School Rerunied

The schools OF warwood and Rtchland
district Will Resume ;his morning after
being closed Al day Tuesday on acco.ut
OF the election. The local bank was
closed all day also. Many OF the local
factories closed at noon 10 enable their
employees 10 vote
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The November meeting ~ council Of
the Warwood Lutheran church wss held
last evening at o'clock at the home OF
J.. e. Nolte Of Eighteenth street Most
ol tne members were present and the
evening was spent In discussing mat
terS relating TO the building of a new
church. Other routine business was
taken NJ and discussed
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TfluHnf pnIrrr John rrsVerr ur Ueif-
lirs. un. r n...nr.a visitor about the
court HOu.. yesterday afternoon
NrH AARON talaU. uI sfnwarfruIIIe.
q. ls Che susat oft her parents. ST. nrf
Mrs william frhcrmer ou East MAIN
street
o. uonerfr 90 wfreurr was a rro.
fraHinunl tirItOr OF thfH uinrn. Tueafav
hrinr registered nf fne Clarendon hotel
a. IS Realty. uf Cpfumhua came down
This u'afe
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.


SANDY UfUgF e.. ~.
NailN nrd William Harris win have a
solo FfIdHN. Nuf Mol ..f.
.H hg fgId ON tne farm of eiIHa urIfr
lNnfc WlI nc tn head ~ eafff. rDr..-.
.l. 'I i'rH Grade Jersey Ueffrras ana
ien head ~ Uurhnu and rIofafrir
registered Iufla '"'
-ll- L-nL-. Ii l. ~ l.
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Most certainly. Thanksgiving night
~ the hall at MaJorsVtlle. given by the
Modern Moodman lodge OF this place.
Come. and YOU will be thankful for the
dencious oysters. chicken. cake. pie
trui, and etc, that will be served TO
yxu al supper by the wives and sweet
hearts OF these members OF Moodcraft
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MAJORSYILLE
Typhoid Epid.mie
BRINGING UP FATHER

- AAJORSNILLE. W. Va Nov. a.
The vicinity OF Calls rs having a typhoid
fever epidemic. At the George Riggle
nome three members OF the family are
~ with this disease Nurse Lessie VIII
kerson, OF Wolf Run. Is caring FOR them
NJ isaac Cunninghams the son. Whine
- seriously sick from the same cause.
nurse Vida Harsh. OF Moundsviile. has
charge OF the case Several other light
er cases are reported. DIR. w. II. Lam
mons - me attending phNslcian.
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Thomas u Brown Tr g. d. b. kfuu.
son. dismissed Tor want Of UruafrufInu.
MIC MaIFDaEF W. John Uuka I'd nI
settled a. C0HlH Uf plaintiff
lulicfmrnfH against FRANK Conner and
we for violation of the local option
law were noiled
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.N. f'eniur wae veil attended ruar.
iN gf larHreEilir and 81 If eslr.
nl. NIIrr were fhe errH.rr. Df
Good music wac Furnish.
2. .nl hn' uter1r. PROGRAM vas t,r.
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noMnARprna nHrrnn

PARIS. Nov n 1Hs D. n Tho cor.
mans rreumrd th0if honIhardnrnf ~ fna
CITY IN Nhrimf win great violence nn
Sunday rnd MrrdaN according fH r. die.
patch to The Temps from BORDEAUX
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Yesterday cumwensinH az 3 %. stand
ard time the different sections OF the
cottage urHFrr mssfings whorh have
been hell during flc lust few weeks.
bella meetings 80 fhr different churches
90 various h1urs The meetings were
LARGELY attended aud fnr lrsf one was
held 81 r.fn In thr EVENING
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VIM. Ihgmag ordered 20 MasstIon hos.
bl.t VIII 81 Mary A Davidson rro.
ntted and executor appointed Annie.
Ion 90 probate will I'D Simon ftrt.-
hearing Nov. 10Th
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lodge No .. Of WarwOod was held last
evening at $50 O'Clock az the Owls club
room.
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oH1cAao CATTLE nAnKEr.

CHICAGO. NOV. 3--Hoss. receipts
23.00U. active. bulk ~ sales 81 2Hm745.
light $3.50 $50. mixed S7.05m 90.
heavy - 90 ~ IS: rough s7.e0o5 rs.
lower a. t37sn6.2s cattle. receipts
to0V. steady; beeves ssG0nl 90. steers
ast1 ~ 80. stockerq and feeders none
selling, cows and heiferu Ga.snng.f0.
, -alvea f1.0oM DO. sheep. receipts 1G-
800; strong sheep $3.50 go. year
nngs fs.Z5ef .25. lambs f6.75nssO.
PiTTsBU HGiL Pa. .Nov. 3.-Catie-
Steady. supply light Choice 5000
a.2s; prime g. .50&s.9O.
ep-supply fair Prime Wethera
$500 5.es. cuils and commons $4,000
500; lambs $1,000 90.
Veal calvea-s10.0ON
llogs-Hiaher receipts fair Prime
NeaNica. mediums and heavy workers.
t7etN770. light workers. t126m75O:
pigs f5.25a 50. rOuEhs So 594g.0O.
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NOTICE
DAILY ExPREss CAR SERVICE.
RARToN DIVISION.

On account OF transfer on the Barton
Division. made necessary by the removal
OF Lansing Switch. no shipments will be
accepted on passenger cars OF this Com
papy for delivery west OF Stop No. IS.
except emergency shipments OF medicine.
While this transfer is necessary ana
while the improvements are being made
10 the highway. express car will make
one trip each day. car leaving sixteenth
street. wheeling at $500 p. NJ
Rates In effect as given in Wheeling
Traction /. c. c. No. .. copy of which
may be had on application to General
office.
Wheeling Traction Co.
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Marriage Lieenses.

Marriage licenses were issued TO the
following Yesterday ia the probate
judges office.
Iarridan Berry. age 20. engineer Of
bridgeport, and Grace Bowen. axe 10
also Or bridgeport Rev. snyder 81
Bridgeport performed the wedding cer-
cmony.
William Bicrkortle. age q painter
and decorator. or Wheeling. aud CltLer-
Inc Miller. age 10. ~ Mar inS Ferry. n.
Rev. Mulhearue OF Martins Ferry viii
perform The wedding ceremony.
Arthur Weirhaupt age g. caruenter.
Of Wheeling. ana Mar j. Cook. age 20.
NJ Bcllairc. Father whitman Of Bell
aire viii perform the wedding ceremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
lUf pa NANNANN
Juvenile Case

Friday in probate court before Judge
John e.. Nichols. "a juvenile case will be-
heard and the youth CHARGED with being
delinquent and incorrigable is fifteen
ears ~ age liis name ls Clarence
clayton. Of Ecllairc and De- stands SIX
foot one. Boo Biz stocking feet and weighs
115 pounds 1t is rumurod that hc is a
me mber OF tno Belmont County Corn
club. being n honorary member fir lH
charged with stealing r. gun valued az
f1s. from some ~ his relatives and on
account Of bis size 10 could not De taken
from him. BE Dr. now occupying a small
cell in the county JAN until De- Dr. given
Hin hearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

Yesterday In the clerk OF the courts
office. the Provident Coal company. 10
ca ed just mile north Of this place.
was made the defendant co. "a suit en-
titled. Carman bricotta. plaiutin ".
The Provident Coal Company. defenu-
ants. The suit o. brought Tor MOI ey
only. THE plaintiff asks 1890 Tor per-
sonal injuries while in the employ Of
the Coal company. Al ornevs Helnlciu
and Sprirgs ~ bridgeport. are the
rUrrf afI Tor the urn|rffm