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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

The stockholders of the Riverside
Bridge company will hold their annual
meeting In the offices of the company
this afternoon on South Third street.
The Knights OF Pythiss will hold an
Important meeting In their hall on Han
over street this evening.
Mrs. Neural "A former resident of this
city. but lately Of Wheeling. died at the
North Wheeling hospital Saturday even
ing after lingering Illness.
The newly organized sons OF veter-
ans viii hold y meeting In the Shrevo-
Hervey hail this evening.
Many local people were surprised yes
terday morning when they awokc and
found the ground covered with snow.
The board OF control held an import
ant meeting In the city clerks office last
evening.
At the regular meeting OF the Forest
ers OF America to be held in their ha "A
this evening several candidates win be
The BARRIERS union held an important
meeting last evening in the sempIe
shop on Hanover street.
The board Of education will hold a
regular meeting In the office OF Or n
\. Blackford Thursday evening.
New windows were placed In the Uo-
bensack printing shop on North Fourth
street yesterday afternoon.
William Kelly a former resident of
ms city. but now OF Chicago. rs i'm
the city calling ON friends and relaif,es.
Mrs Alex. Dixon who has been serious
" III az her home on North Fourtb
street for the past few days is improV-
ing. fi''
The Degree OF Pocahontas held n vel,
attended meeting In their hall last even
ing and a large class Of Candidates were
initiated. WIZ
The tickets for the floral bazaar o-
tue Modern Woodmcn Of America were
placed on sale yesterday.
-. irwin viii leave this morning
Tor New Lexington. o.. where he viii -
~ the interest % the Red Men.
y number OF local people will 20 10 81
ldlrsNiiio this morning as abe summer
term Of court viii open this rnorni,'s,
a. Mefril Iaylor. former resident Of
ihis citf, but now 81 -. Ciairsviiie "a.
and relatives W ''''"u"
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BELLAIRE
Aged Lady Dies.

Mrs. Phoebe Weiss. probably the
Oldest resident in Belmont county,
died Sunday night at her home In
Stewartsville. few miles west OF
fps city. following an illness due To
The infirmitics of old age. Less than
Two weeks ago the deceased cele.
brated her ninetieth birthday, and
rior to that time led an active life
end was In the best of health. The
deceased was born in Germany in
IVA and later came to this country
With her husband. the late Adam
Weiss, and settled in this city. She
MAS a well known and highly respect
ci lady and has a host of friends who
hill regret TO learn of her death. Sur
Yvlng her are one son and two
daughters at home, and one sister
Mrs. Catherine Hess OF Union street
Funeral services will be conducted
81 her late home near Stewartsyille
tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock. Inter
rent will be in the cemetery at that
place.
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Bellalre Briefs.

6cilaire 6rtefa.
The old river road above the city
has been abandoned since the Open
ing OF North Jefferson street.
Items OF interest for this paper
may be left at the City Book Store.
or telephoned TO the reporter. Bell
Clyde Stetson fell from a stone
wall at his home on Washington
street, Sunday evening. and fractured
Miss Blanche Hall has returned to
her home at Steubenville. after a Wis
II in. this city. ~
Jack Coyne will start training this
week for his bout at Steubenville on
March 30.
a preliminary roller skating race
VIII be run Wednesday evening at
the local rink.
The local Socialists are making ar
rangements TO bring Eugene v. Debs
TO this city for an address.
Mrs. Freda Anderson has returned
TO her home at Ambridge, Pa, after
a visit in this city.
Mrs. Mary Knope. OF Trumbun
street, has returned from a visit at
Mingo
Mrs. William Linch, Of North Noble
New Matamoras.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGhee, OF
Guernsey street. have returned from
visit at Pittsburgh.
DIR. W. i. Armstrong, OF South Bell
aire. has purchased new Ford. auto
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Payne, OF Guern-
sey street, have returned from a visit
at Gallipolis.
Several from this city. who are at
tending college, will arrive home this
week for the spring vacation.
Raymond Marling. OF Harrison
street. has returned from a visit at
Steubenville.
The Ionic Lodge OF Masons will
meet In regular session in their tenn
pie this evening
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OLYMPIC THEATRE

Friday, afternoon and evening,
The Unweleome Throne" three
reels, first OF the famous "Adven.
lures Of kathryn"
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Miss Hattie 1rickenberger. teacher
In one Of the Cleveland schools ~ here
being called by the serious illness OF
her brother.
Miss Jeanette Iiensley, OF Fairview
- here wishing friends for few days
Mrs isabclle Wells. Of Foliansbee, Is
VISITING Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Fisher al
the Patterson Hotel
=. T.. shepherd. OF II. ClairsvilIe. wa,
mere yesterday on business.
several local attorneys were Mt ST
,lairsville yesterday TO attend the meet.
ing OF the bar Association
FRANK Mcconnell who has been con
nned to his home FOR the past six week,
ny Illness viii be taken To- the hosrtta
az baltimore the latter part OF the week
Mrs. Belle Kidney haf returned aftei
HPtiiulhh tn' winter months with hei
mother iu Mexico. Mo
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wigner
baby girl yesterday
Hay Wiruer. Of Iurkcrshurr has 70.
turned home after spending eupds,
with relatives here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
STEUBENVILLE

sIEuBENNILLE. o.. March "a
Judge J. ~ Morley held fodsv tb.,
the county election board was i,,,,sr.
ranted and illegal in its action In re-.
Iuhlng J. g.. Belknap. who was elected
probate Judge. his certificate Of blec.
Ton on mere assumption Of guilt for
corrupt practices on quo warranfo
PROCEEDINGS begun by Democratic
state othcials. lie held that the cleo.
ton board had no judicial povcrs
and the method OF determininr nov,
men shall be removed from office A.
liked BY statute This puts tho case
~ 10 trial 20 force the issuance OF
the certihcate Of election which he
has been kept out Of
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New EutIinp,epf

The o.. X. & w. branch of the Penn.
Sylvania line. has received a number
OF improvements and the line is now
va better condition than ever before.
several weeks ago a number of large
Sox cars were secured and an order
nas oeen put In Tor several passenger
Cars. The new cars are so heavy tbat
" was found necessary to purchase a
new engine TO haul them The new
engine. No. Is. arrived this week and
Nill be used in hauling the trains al
the Webb mine Improvement.
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MARTINS FERRY

At q meeting Of tn United Fratcruai
Association held in the odd Fellows nall
SUNDAY aftrruuuu the contract for the
erection ~ the concrete platform To- Do
erected In HivcrvIew cemetery ,saa
awarded To Joseph Henvon. af mis- 1Id
81 tb1t.5O. Work VIII BE- started on the
contract a. soon as possible. as % b. The
intention OF thQ association 90 dodicf o.
Do sunday. Nuy- - a. the contractor
claims that 10 viii b. completed before
iNnt datc. IL wtg the intention % have
On" ufdirftiUn rfron1uuy on DECORATION
i'tt. but as GO. Ladies Of the O. A W
requested 90 have 10 Tor that day "a will
D. dNdlcrttd one EerL earlier. The ufat-
form viii hl sro,tcd fp the memory of
We 'id soldier. whose ranks are fast
INNING uui. ON The corner stone Of
lun platform the ueffta 81 aii Of tho
ipdg in The association VIII b. en.
EraVed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
February ScttIrment

County Auditor J. L. Means has
completed his February settlement
showing amounts due funds as fol
lows:
Due state, s37.177.1l: county fund.
~. Zss.5s; ehildren's home fund.
$521.sS: bridge fund. s5.127.SS; ind
gent soldiers. s2.563.94: debt fund.
s2O.9O5.96: election fund. s3.155. So
road fund. sil.41747: blind relief
s2.327.27 judicial fund. $2,563.9f:
total county tax. s12O.26S e.: township
fund. s3l .S23.S3 local school fund.
$l36,O57.f7: special tax. $23.525.OS
city and village tax. S92.2f5.4G: dog
fund. Sl.5O5.5S: miscellaneous. SOS.
O12.OO: total settlement. s5O7 .675.32.
State Auditor Donahey has written
County Auditor Means complimenting
him on the accuracy and neatness of
the report. saying that none were
heater nor more accurate from any OF
the counties.
The amount OF money deducted out
of the various county funds for the
workmen's compensation act was
$f.11S.76.
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ASK EXTENSION OF TIME.

CONCORD, ~ H.. Mar. 23.-CounseI
for Harry X. Thaw announced TO-
night that they had filed a motion for
an extension of time for completing
the final brief in the extradition pro-
ceedings before the Federal court
The brief. which h. very voluminous.
will go 10 the printers tomorrow. and
viii probably be ready for fling BY
the end OF the week II was 10 have
been submitted 10 the court next We'd
nesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

The report that the Rennie carriage
shop, which was partially destroyed
by fire last Thursday. contained a
quantity of powder and gasoline, IS
not true. according to the owner. Mr..
Rennie stated yesterday that this
statement was incorrect. as he had but
about 20 pounds of powder and about
three quarts OF gasoline in the place
.at the time OF the fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

-, ARRANGEMENTS nave been completed
LYI ule supper and bazaar. which Will be
gwen IN the Armory hail on the even
Ihg oi saturday. April Al. ard a lnrg.
nunip.r OF tickets nave already been
SOFA Tor the afrair. They will have ali
anus OF Easter nOwers ~ sale during
the evening in aditior To- many other
arucleS. This ~ tie tenth annual fiora 4
bazaar TO be held by the order ara no
doubt Will be iargeiy attended.
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verdict for Defendant.

Ihe case OF James Kinney. of BeIlaire
~. All Hell. OF Martins Ferry. for
money claimed TO be due was tried in
afternoon before jury. The amount
sued for was 1888 and after the Jury
was out FOR a short time verdict FOR
that amount was given for the defend
ant. The costs of the case was thrown
ON the plaintiff.
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A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Belmont County Sunday
School Association was held in the
First Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon and evening. During the
afternoon the reports OF the associa-
ton and the various Sunday schools
were received. In the evening the
plans for the countrywide evangelistic
campaign we're discussed.
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Council MEETING.

The city council VIII meet In reg
ular semi-monthly session this even
ing in the council chamber A petit
ton will be presented asking that
Franklin street be paved from Forty
fourth to Forty-seventh street. A
committee from the Commercial club
will also appear before council in an
effort to secure rooms for that club
in the city building.
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Revival Services.

Revival services are being con-
Quoted at the First Reformed church
in this city. Rev. G. Il. Smith, pas
tor OF the First NJ. Z. church. deliv.
cred a very interesting sermon last
evening and Rev. ID. II. Mergler. pas
tor of the Shadyside Presbyterian
church. will occupy the pulpit this
evening. A special program of music
part
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

James " GODS. who for some time ha q
occupied the house on the hill near the
q ,',i,slr was yesterday presented with
uer being issued by william t;ainor-
superintendent of the water works. The
rent OF the house * free becauS. IN,
occupant tends To the gauges M the 70
erNolr and he l. AT loss 20 know why
ne should Nacate the house. IL was said
id-t evening that he will take the mat
Yer up with the Socialist party at, IN.
next meeting ~
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Aged Veteran Dies.

yesterday omrntng at his home on
Main street, occurred the death of James
Wigginton. Sr, we'll known and highly
respected restdcat of this city and q
veteran of the Civil w8r. His death fol-
lowed an illness OF several weeks caused
by inftrmities Of old age. The deceased
was ~ years OF age and was known to
most all OF the residents of this city.
He is survived by two sons. James
Jr-. OF this city. and Max. of California
MS wife having died ceveral years ago.
At late hour last evening funeral ar
rangements had not been completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

While unlosdirg poles In the vicinity
OF the new smelling works al TiitonE-
vile Yesterday morning Paul Poster an
enifloye OF the sunny side Electrical Co
OF Shadyside. was the ciVtirn OF What
may prove to be n fatal accident when
one OF the poles which they were unload
INK from a car got beyond the control
OF the workmsn. The pole rolled on ths
unfortunate man and he was badly
crushed about the body. MOBILES amhp-
lance Was called and the man MAS rush
ed 90 the local hospital where at A lat.
hour last evening his condition MAS crit-
lcal -
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AGED VETERAN DIES.

PERTH AMBOY. n. g.. Mar. 23.-
James Parker. former lieutenant com
mander In the United States navy. n
Wars. and said to have been the old
est living graduate OF the United
states naval academy. died al his
home here to-day. in the SD year of
his age. Commander Parker was
born in Newark. o.
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tnteillaencer 1919 Almanac for 2sc
the City Book Store. Get one TODAY.
Union Services.

well attended and interesting
meeting of the Bellaire Ministerial as
ISOLATION was held yesterday morninp
IN the First Presbyterian church. Two
sunrise prayer services will be held
Easter morning. one in the FIRST NJ.
r. church and one in the Second Pres
oyterian church. A meeting of the
association viii be held in the First
NeIormed church Wednesday after
noon. at which arrangements will he
foade for the evangelistic campaign.
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MORE SPECIAL PICTURES.

The Elk Grand and Olympic thea
tiers have special two-reel dramas to-
day. The Olympic will have a two
reel Edison, Janet of the Dunnes.' %
featuring Mable Trunelle. and In ad.
dition "Diana's Dress Reform" a
pleasing Nitigraph drama, "All for Sci
ence, Telegraph. The Elk Grand
reel Lubin with Harry Myers and
Ethel Clayton. THE Leading Lady"
a pretty Vitagraph story. and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

~" more wagon luuuH Of FYuaiss ar
fttDn re- flr camp tu the Uritensfcfu
fi"lf. in The lower uHtr of che city. Vea-
igrouF rfi.rruuu. End fe they started ON
tHn work ri erecting the tents. af once
it rrrwa chat they ~ going TO- etar,
while They have about stU horses. soma
or which ere of the rincst breed
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Elected constahl-

meeting OF the Pultney township
trustees was held In their office yes
Ierday afternoon and several impor
fant matters were given attention
Mlcky Davis, formerly n member
Of the Bellaire police force was
elected constable 10 fill the vacancy
Caused by the death of the late
Charles Johnson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

Paul Poster. OF this city. was ser
'ousiy injured while unloading tele-
phone poles A. the new smelter Al
IlltDnville yesterday morning. Ono
Or The poles rolled upon him. fractur-
ing the right pelvic bone and iniur
tnE him internally. He was removed
% the Martins Ferry Hospital. and n
reported that his recovery T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

The boys OF the local high school who
were sent home Friday when they ceie-
brated Derby day returned TO school
yesterday morning and everything pass
cd on quietly although the boys were
prepared for almost anything when tnev
entered school Nothing was said OF
the matter and ~ H. not thought that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

Ihe regular moythIy NEE ting OF the
aanlsQry board % the First Baptist
Shurch VIII be held In the church next
saturday evening and al OF th. members
are requested To attend as several i'm
pOrtant matters will be up for consid-
elatIon. Ihe reports Of the different
heeung. Several matters IN regard 10
the church will he discussed
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c. RPET BEATING.
U. s. LAUN DRY.


An important business deal Was con-
Eliminated In this city last week where
py the Peoples Savings Rank company
became the owner OF the Eagleson prop
.ns present banking quarters. The price
pai9 Tor the piece OF ground was not
tNsh OUT The lot has frontage OF SO
monern and up-to-datc banking house
vii De erected as soon as plans are pre-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

This evening In the new Gravel Hill
gymnasium the Bellaire girls basket
ball team will play the Wheeling high
school girls team. This will proba-
bly, be the last game of the season
for the local school The faculty
teams of the Bellaire and Martins
Ferry high schools will also play this
evening In the Gravel Hill gym. A
large crowd will be In attendance TO
witness these games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

All sleepers that apply al the city
building Tor lodging are turned ava az
the officials have decided to give the
place god cleaning and the weather
~ now getting warmer no more Will be
allowed TO sleep in the building this
spring; Last saturday evening four
apphed at the building but they We're
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BRIDGEPORT
Young BOY Dies.

Yesterday morning at the home OF
the parents Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hot,g
In the Oglebay block, occurred the death
OF their etght-year-old son, after a ling
ering illness of complication OF diseases
The lad was a favorite among the young
people OF this city and his loss will he
deeply felt At n late hour last evening
funeral arrangements had not been com
nesday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
Court Gets sabv

Nhcn Mary Dallas. an italian won.
en- was sentenced 10 the penitentiarv
today TOT larceny in n saloon board
ing house. she dramatically laid her
b1by on the bench In front Of Judge
=. ". smith. saying. Keep the baby
uU I get back and she muttrrod
mono boo italian. The court persuaded
her 10 take Tire baby back as h. had
no use for 10 in his business
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CARPET BEATING
u. 8. LA NDRY.


u Is reported that several promi-
nent business men Of this city. are
negotiating Tor the purchase of plat
~ ground al the corner OF Forty
first and Harrison streets. m the deal
goes through 10 Is the Intention OF
erecting large apartment house.
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Body Sent Home.

me body ct the I've year old chilli
OF Mr.. and Airs. I'rS mo TaIamn,i ar nj
IonVale. which died At the local hos
pltai SUNDAY from the effects OF burns
received FRIDAY, was sent To. the former
home yesterday MOI ning on IN. rs ~
l. r. train T,r funeral services
viii De held in the late home this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

Funeral services over the remains
or the late John Marble. who died al
ms home AZ Nens. Saturday evening.
following lingering illness were
conducted In the Nen NJ. r. church
Yesterday afternoon. The Knights
OF Pythias Lodge. % which the de-
ceased was member. attended the
seIVioes. lnterment was made in the
Alexander cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

warrants Wer~ sworn cut An squire
4 Ongs c0utr yesterday aftert,uSn
Tor the srsrst u two tartics At f-anning
On TIE charge Of falling % send their
Children % school The warrants Will
o. served to-day and The cases vii D.
st Tor heartng THURSDAY evening. II ~
sisid that several more warrants will Be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

Deputy state Fire Marspal George
Bresock left yesterday morning on an
inspection tour OF the county in the Vi
cinity of st. Clairsvillc and this morn.
Ing he will 30 TO East Liverpool to look
aIter n case. All OF the state officials
are working in an effort TO give the
public the best possible service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

Patsy Brannigan and his two spar
ring partners. from Pittsburgh. will
arrive in this city this afternoon. I'm
mediately upon their arrival they
will secure training quarters and be-
gin training for the match Thursday
night. when Brannigan will meet
Goo" Stewart, OF Wheeling. Both
fighters are well known 20 local peo-
pie. and a large number from this city
will undoubtedly attend this show.
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Presbyterian church taught by S. ID.
Petite was pleasantly entertained at
The home Of the teacher last evening on
North Fourth street and a very enjoy
able evening was spent by tie members
or the class. y short program was
rendered and refreshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
Summer Term .

The summer term of the common
pleas court will open tomorrow at
st. Clairsville. after less than a
weeks recess between the two terms.
The grand jury will convene at 10: 80
O'Clock Wednesday morning and has
but thirty cases TO examine. The an
nual meeting Of the Belmont county
bar will be held this morning before
the court sessions commence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24

Tor the missionary exhibit which will
De given this evening in the parish
house by the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Trinity Episcopal church. This ex-
hibit viii show a large number OF in
teresting things pertaining TO China
and the work of the missionaries in
that country will be explained
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Intelligencer 1914 Almanac for 25e
at the Sehane News Stand. Get one
fodaN
No c1ua oh&.tr.d

Up until last evening no clue had been
obtained 20 the parties who robbed the
hen house OF Al Rose at Stop 10 on the
Hdrt0n Hive saturday evening. although
the officials are working on a good clue
II T. expected that an arrest will he
made In day or two