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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

Harvey l. Cormack. lot q. beioaKinE
10 Louis Snffer. the body voted 10
allow the owner 20 have a new deed
the old one being lost. $40 from ia
cob Bayha 20 Louis Crismer
Want Street Opened.
petition from the residents Of
Eon street between Tenth street and
the crematory was read. asking that
EOn street be opened between those
two points. Referred 20 streets. alleys
and grades committee for their &C
ton A petition from the trustees OF
the Macedonia Baptist church asking
that lot In the commons be granted
them for building purposes at a price
10 be hrec. was referred 20 the real
estate committee. Communication
from Lind. Cherry and Vine street cit
liens asking for a sewer was referred
10 streets. alleys and grades commit
tee. The communication stated that
digging would be unnecessary as the
water had washed a ditch deep enough
TO cover the sewer
Communication from Kennen ask
Ing that half a dozen chairs be pur-
chased for the auditors ofice was re-
ferred to the real estate COMMITTEE
The appointment OF William Kelley to
MI the place of Edward Ritz. who was
elected TO take the place Of Captain
Ferguson. was approved. The ap-
pointment OF George Lunau TO take
the place of Edward Hurley, by Chief
Leyland. was approved. A resolution
by Captain Otto that all bills from
heads OF departments be presented
within 30 days was passed BY both
branches. The request Of Council
man Sullyard that new chairs and
desk be provided for the second
branch room. was referred to the real
estate committee.
An ordinance asking for the cree
ton or the transferring Of the Rev
mann Brewery company TO the Paul
q. Reymann packing house was re-
TERED TO the ordinance committee
councilman Nolte introduced a reso-
luton asking that natural gas be used
Tor all Illuminating purposes. Moved
oy Miller, seconded by Conrad. TO re-
fer.
A message originated in the first
branch was passed Concerning the
right OF the West Virginia Traction
x Electric Company 20 operate blind
switches between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets on Eoff. The matter
was referred TO the board of control.
councilman Butts stated that Six
teenth street between Market and
Main streets was a regular depot lust
the same as Fifteenth street Conn.
Gilman fancy amended by having the
railroad committee meet with the
board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
BANKERS MEET
Weekly Meeting Last Night very In
teresting-Trust and Savings
Institutions Discussed

The regular weekly educational
meeting Of the bankers was held yes
tcrday evening at \ o'clock In the
Wheeling Clearing House. Room No
2O4 In the Sclmulbach building
Quite number were present al che
meeting. The chief topic discussed
Nv those present was The Trust and
savings Institutions" A great deal
~ interest and enthusiasm was mani.
Tested on the part of all who took an
active interest in the discussion
The regular monthly meeting Of
the bankers will De held next Tues.
DAG evening. Several important bust.
ness matters will come up for consid.
GRAFTON az that time a special pro.
gram is being arranged and viii be
carried out following the business
session. The nature 81 the program
and those who will speak during the
evening will be announced in 70 few
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

MarEarot Mark So. Thomas Marx.
divorce granted for extreme cruelty
and custody of child given mother.
and she was given her household
goods
Elnor Snavely Vs. Herbert Shave.
Iy. divorce rrantcd for gross neglect
and extreme cruelty. and she was civ.
gu maiden name of Con
Tworfy-ono Indictments against ia.
cob Speizer for soliciting booze or
dDra were uolIod
John Jacques vs. Jane Jacques. de-.
missed.
John Uanus % 40 vs. W. 81 Dun
can. receiver. diem Iaeod.
t"OrEp WIrhfHr Fa Independent
Brewing CO.. dismissed
GcCrEe p Hoover vs. Jessie Hoover
$50 a'iu0rv allowed
WIN 20 fHIrure $751; Olive U TaIr.
ure $50 rHmOny allowed
MCFDDlUF Bros VS. ~ 81 WI"
Iams. case dropped from dockot
Rose william. VS. BENJAMIN TTnu
cine. ~ aI attachment DISCHARGE
an' 0aa- rrwIrdrd fo Justice scott
rar firn nHa HIrI erf fnr
'.'"-"" from Jane lice auas.rg &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
MANY MATTERS TAKEN UP BY
COUNCIL; ONLY ROUTINE WORK

troll. presenting the final payment on
the Chalmers 100000 gallon pump.
was read and referred 10 the light
and water committee.
Councilman Butts stated that as
there was nothing accompanying the
report TO designate whether the pump
had been accepted. he believed IL
should not be paid.
The report OF the real estate com
mittee was read and approved. This
report carried the fact that the Hazel
Atlas Glass Company is to receive
the use OF n narrow strip OF ground
adjoining the electric light plant for
the erection OF a shearing house and
an accumulation room. This was op-
Butts and Brand. On vote. Chew
and Drake voted no. The First branch
amended TO read that the city r. 20
have the use OF one OF the rooms TO
store goods free OF charge. Passed.
Big Improvement Planned.
Mr.. Ford. OF the glass company. was
present and stated that the company
will erect a building to cost from
$4,000 to $4,000 on the property The
company Is to pay the city a yearly
rental OF 800. and must move on 80
days notice Mr.. Drake stated that
the rent should be $500. but the 9th
er members stated that the property
Is NOT worth $500. There will be a
total OF from 300 TO 400 men employed
In the new building.
communication from the State
Auditor. that the city would receive
ss26.5O from the natural gas com
pany. was received and filed. and no.
tifcation OF acceptance ordered.
Vouchers for the month Of April
were received and filed and ordered
paid, fancy and Drake voting no.
The First branch concurred.
The matter Of the bonds Tor r. T
Riggs. ]. w. Beltz & Sons and the
Kimberly Company. for work TO be
done in the city. was approved.
The report OF the streets, alleys
and grades committee was received
and fled.
The ordinance OF the Edward war-
ner Company. asking permission TO
raise the curb on Twentieth street,
was passed.
The request OF the Windsor Hotel
Company for the erection OF a mar
quise over the Main street entrance.
was referred to the ordinance com
mittee.
Several cemetery transfers were
read and authorized. Lot 1850 in the
Peninsula cemetery. belonging 10
Mrs. Mary Wilson. wa stransferred TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
ALL DENOMINATIONS
To HOLD MEETING
At ST. MATTHEW'S p. E. CHURCH
THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT
$50 O'CLOCK.
interoenouninstionai Federation Will
Proceed Assins, the Nor
mon Church.

There viii BE- a meeting OF the In
teTdenominauonal Federation a. ST
Matthews p y. sunday school rooms
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
All churches should be represented
by many delegates. and churches IN
nearby towns are also welcome to al
tend. The federation viii take action
and pass resolutions on the work out.
lined by eX-United States Senator
Frank Cannon on his recent appear
ance here in mis- national crusade
against Mormonism. senator Cannon
seeks to abolish Mornonism By
amending the federal constitution.
and all societies are asked 10 cooper
ate with Mr.. Cannon in this worthy
campaign.
Miss Fannie Brady Is the president
OF the local organization and Mrs.
John Lynch Is secretary. The ladies'
OF all churches are urged 20 be pres
ent and enlist in the fght against
polygamy At the last meeting there
were nineteen churches represented
and larger number will be represent.
ed Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
SCIATICA GIVES
FAIR WARNING
Start Taking Rheuma At Once
and Prevent rheumatism BE
coming Chronic.

SHARP. darling pains from the hips
down the legs 10 the knees are q sis.
nal 81 the approach Of eciatic rhfu.
matism. and should be- treated al once
10 prevent the disease becoming
chronic
Rheuma mot patent incidence.
but n specialist prescription for oil
forms Of rheumatism. diFiodFrs the
little uric acid crystals in The blood
vessels feeding the great rciaflc
nerve. and creates a free movement
of the muscles and joints Tt stimu.
latcs the skin. Kidneys. liver and
bowels 90 extra work in throwing oil
the irritating poisons throughout the
system.
Read the testimony % GUY T0rIov
of li5 Dayton avenue. ST. Paul. MINI
I was 20 crippled with friatr
rheumaftFm in my hips Z could not
walk without rrutChnH Z spent over
$500. but thc doctors did nothing for
ne I was finally persuaded to trg
hn'u una. After taking three bottles.
The rhcumatiam bad entirely lo0 me
Buy kheuma of John Coleman 60 s
"inros Tor rheumatism rouf. fumbaeo.
sciatica, arthiiis. chronic uouraIrIa
"Hd kidney disease. and only 90 cent?
% bottle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
BOOMERS FINED
Men and Women Caught in Roon,lno
House Assessed $50 and Costs
In Police Court - None
Were Present.

Inc persons who were caught in the
roomlng house yesterday morning
about , O'Clock were fined a few hours
later In police court. Not one Of the
bunch appeared in person, but their
hnes We're taken out OF the bond that
had been put up by them. The usual
me OF so and costs was assessed
against the proprietor. who claims she
IL Mrs. Henrietta Bachman, although
me name on the slip H. Mrs. Hicks
Each OF the others was fined $40 and
costs. They were GUST Hicks and
blanche Wagner. the women. Robert
rogers and John Fisher were the
names given by the men. The bunch
mad been rounded up in a house at No.
2lo9 Main street, and the officer swore
they were not husband and wife.
Captain Hawkins paid his last cent
Tor drink and at the close came be
lore Judge JorGsn on plain drunk
charge. Realizing that the son Of
Barleycorn did not have any money.
the judge was lenient He was al.
lowed 10 go under a suspended fine
OF $40 and costs or 80 days. The sad
spectacle OF the case was that the
man was distributing dry" literature
IN That wet condition for which he
was receiving money TO buy his wet
goods. officer Smith could not sec
things that way.
1. W. smith, on charge OF stealing
a coat from the Hotel Windsor. was
dismissed. He said hat he was 2
nara WORKING man, and while he had
been a resident OF the city for 30 years
he had never been in trouble before.
Richard McCOrk was ordered out OF
town. but just couldn't stay. lie was
back yesterday morning with "a burn
ing in his throat and Judge Jordan
knew what was wronk: $40 and costs
for his.
The other offenders were plain ones
and drew the ordinary in such cases
Gus Hecks. George Wilson, William
McClain, Frank Alick and Pete Vogier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
CAPT. orro's RESOLUTION TO
WORK CITY PRISONERS
GIVEN TO COMMITTEE.
Many Other Resolutions and Petitions
From Citizens For Work 20 Be
Done, Acted Upon.

An unusually quiet session OF the
city fathers marked the regular meet.
ing OF council last night Questions
OF general nature. bringing forth
new questions in the city, came up
FOR action and were referred TO their
various committee A committee was
present from the Ohio Valley Trades
and Labor Assembly. asking In the
name OF the assembly that greater
speed be used In dispatching the NJ
tration question.
Although not OF a sensational ma
tnre. the work OF last night was proof
that the councilmen were on the fob.
many resolutions being presented that
have been voiced for some time. Can
tam Otto presented the matter Of city
prisoners working out their fines az
90 cents per day. and IL was referred
10 the ordinace committee. Council
man fancy presented a resolution ask
Ing for the motorizing OF the FIRE de-
partment and II was referred TO the
nre committee: also a resolution ask
Ing for the elimination OF soft coal as
a heating factor in the city. BY this
means he hoped TO get rid OF the
smoke nuisance. II was referred 10
the ordinance committee. too.
The supplemental ordinance asking
mat $40, left from the appropriation
Tor the construction OF the wall on
Coal street. be used as payment for a
CufD ana walk on Second street from
Main TO Coal. was passed. This mat
Tar drew forth the bitterest fight OF
the whole evening and was cham
pioned by McCahon. Drake and Chew.
while u was opposed as bitterly BY
Butts and fancy. The main question
was that the work had been done be-
Tore the ordinance had been presented
and that II benefited only a few per
sons. while other people had 10 con
strlct their own curbs. Mr. Butts
said: 1T Is time TO call a halt. We
have been allowing people TO do things
and because they have been done. we
pay Tor them" Chairman Alexander
said that he would not vote for any
more propositions like that one. Fol.
lowing the reading of the ordinance.
councilman Butts made a motion 20
lay on the table, but lost Is TO s A
motion 20 pass was carried 10 70 s.
a message from the Board OF Con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
AT THE oRPHEuM.

George Wallace Bennett. "A Wheeling
boy. now playing az the popular Orph-
cum theatre with his partner. Mile TO
Jetu. presenting the latest ball room
dances, viii play his last three perform
ances to-day. matinee. this Afternoon
ana Two performances tonight. George
Bennctt will say adieu to his many
wheeling friends. Hc and his partner
Will play New York CITY at the Colonisl
theutre Tor one week. then they sail Tor
London, England. 20 play a five MONTH,
enlargement al the London Iipodrome.
tomorrow matinee will usher in an
other all-star specially Offering chat
promises 20 Guido the great bill thai Is
now PLAYING. Roosevelt In Africa Do
viii be the feature act coming to-mor-
row. ana IL II genuine novelty Offering
Win ali special scenery and real live
animals showing life IN the African Jun
gle. The much talked about Mr. and
Mrs. vernon Castle pictures will arrive
tomorrow and viii D.. shown Tor Tho
first time In Wheeling 81 the matinee
Special music Or all the Castle dances
viii be played during the running OF The
film.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
RESOLUTION
lnstructinq Labor Members 70 Vote
Independently Of Liberal Party
Adopted a. Conference.

BRADFORD. England. April IA
rCsoIu. Jon instructIng labor members
n parliament f1 act independently OF
tho Liberal party was adopted hv g73
votes t0 rs at fIr closing session here
today ~ Che annual conference OF the
Independent Labor party.
Tho resolution also denounced cab
inot rule. which Involves tho suppress
sion 20 Tho RIGHT u' fho private mem
hcre fO voice tIn policy az bis party.
besides making Impossible tho free
con Iteration If proposals which have
not received fhn cabinet hllI mark
Dr. was pointed 0If that tho forty
labor member I1 the house of com.
mons might Boz Iu position af any
time to make uecarlous the life OF the
government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
END INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, GAS,
SOUR STOMACH--PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN

troubie has made II famous the world
over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor IN
your home-keep IL hzndy-get
large nfty-eent case from any drug
store. and then n anyone should eat
something which doesn't agree with
them. II what they eat lays like lead I.
ferments and sours and forms gas
causes headache. dizziness and nau'
sea: eructations of acid and undi.
gested food-remember as soon as
Pape's Diapepsin comes in contact
with the stomach. all such distress
vanishes. Its promptness. certainty
and ease In overcoming the worst
stomach disorders IL q revelation 10
those who Try IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
Ar TIE VICTORIA.

With the matinee this afternoon and
two performance tonight the atfrar-
tons playing the FIRST half OF the week
a. Victoria theater VIII move on ana
make way FOR an entire new hin 10 -,
the closing days o. the week Lark In
the Park a roilicking comedy rrodureJ
hy ten people. mostly girls. s. the head
Immensely at every performance
The Venetian -Four. one 81 the great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
Time IL, In five minutes your
upset stomach will
feel fine.

foo don't want a slow remedy
when your stomach Is bad-or an IN
certain one-or q harmful one-your
stomach Is too valuable: you mustn't
inture IL with drastic drugs.
Pspe's Diapepsin IL noted for iis
speed in giving relief: its harmless !,
Its certain unfailing action In regp-
lating sick, sour. gassy stomachs. Its
millions OF cures In indigestion, dys-
pepsia. gastrits and other stomach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
"cITY PLANNING" WILL BE
SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION

CITY Planning" will be the subject
OF discussion at the semi-monthly
meeting Of the ways and means com
mittee OF the Board OF Trade at noon
today In the grill room OF the White
Front Captain George J. Mathison
will again lead the discussion.
At the meeting OF the committee
two weeks ago Captain Mathison
read an excellent paper on the sub
jet and u was then decided 20 con
unue the discussion a. to-day's meet
ing
The directors Of the Board Of Trade
have been invited TO attend the meet.
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

est musical combinations ever brouEh,
70 town. H. another hit on the bin ana
the music - perfect James and Pryor.
~ ~ inc Depot Barrett and Earle in
Mhos Who" have clever skits thai
please! and Ben Tidweli, the acrobat H.
one OF the most orieinal In his line
The Nictoriascope pictures this weot,
nave been the best OF the year and All
Of them are new N az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

sertion and gross neglect. They were
married In Tyler county. w Va.
March 25. 1897.
First National Bank OF Dillonvale
W. w. l.. Cole. judgment confessed
for S33233.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
sUNNYBRooK Farm.

since the announcements were sent
GUY by the management Of the Court
theater 10 the effect that he had secured
contract that would bring the Klaw
ana Erlanger production OF f'Rebecca Of
Sunnyorook Farm To Wheeling three
Jay commencing April 1G, matinee
friday and saturday. there has been
scarcely mail that has not brought
INQUIRIES regarding the details OF the
enkagement Fiction boasts few more
Miggin's delightful heroine. Repecca.
ana homes that boast n discriminating
Judgment IN the selection OF fiction gem
orally have the Rebecca stories pronf-
nently placed. So Rebecca has become
q familiar character, and az pictured ON
the stage by Miss Violet Mcrsereau one
unds the golden hearted. merry faced
girl stepped right out Of the pares
There Will be no advance in prices Tor
the engagement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
THE THEATRE
MONTGOMERY q STONE
AT THE COURT TODAY

An eminent New York newspaper
critic said OF Charles Dillingham's pro-
ducuon, The Lady OF the slipper. g"
which comes TO the Court theater to-
night, Is the best show on Broadway
since Peter Stuyvessnt bought his
wooden leg. Since Peter was the mayor
or New York I'm the dawn OF the seven
teenth century, that critics reference
70 the Montgomery and Stone show, l.
according TO the plague OF the metropo-
lis some compliments"
MT Dillingham; has made long and
caretul preparation for this Important
ouering, which ran an entire season Al
the Globe theater New York, and there
viii be notable east and "a Production
course. Va
There are more than one hundred
people IN the company supporting
montgomery and Stone Among the
PRINCIPALS are Douglas stevenson, Mar
}orie BENTLEY. Eugene Revere lone
Bright Gladys Zeu. Robert Rogers. Vio-
let Zell, David Abrahams. samuel bur
bank. Helen Falconer. Harold Russell
f,Nelyn conway, Edna Bates. Edgar Lee
nay frieda Hirsch and Maizie Leroy.
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James 4. Kirkland to W T. Mich.
OILS. parcel OF land on @. G. a =. road.
Consideration, $40
Joseph Handlan. a. trustee. 10 Jer-
~ White lots 100 and 100 in over.
brook addition. Consideration. $40.
Amelia Wheat and husband 10
Mamie G. Radcliffe LOT Z IN square Il
I'm RitchietOwn. Consideration $40
James = Maxwell 20 George H.
Maxwell, half loi 90 In Zane's add
ton. Consideration. $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
$4,000 HOME BURNED.

SEA CLIFF ~ S.. APRIL 1.-THE
summer home here Of Paul n era.
vafh. q Now York lawyer. was a..
.troycd by FIRE this afternoon None
rI fhr family was 40 home. The loss
.. aaftruafaa o. eg.u UHu
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Franccsco Moro. IS years. and Car.
melh CutrL O. years. Of MinEo juno.
ton
caleb Harris. % years. and Nellie
Elswick rs years. ~ Steubenviile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

For the estate Of Charles Roman.
George +. Beneke qualified as guar
dian. with bond fixed al $50.
Anton Lopreste qualified as guar
dian for John W Taylor. with bond
fixed az $500. Charles Y. LOpreste
was accepted as surety. YOUNG Tay-
Tor Is the son OF the Mrs Taylor who
was burned 10 death some time ago
on Seventeenth street.
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COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

John Pasickle and Rosa Bosnig.
both OF Benwood
John NJ Hares. Jr and Lottie May
liner. both OF Wheeling
s. J. Elliott. Jr., of Chambersburg.
and Rose Mary Bowen. OF Powhatan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

The charter OF the new Ohio Val
ley General Hospital was received
and filed yesterday by the incorpora.
tors OF the company. The charter
sets apart the rights OF the company
~ being for the purpose OF attend
ing TO medical treatment: also as q
school for nurses. The incorporators
are /. D. Wilson. Alfred PAUL. Louis
Horkheimer. Henry NJ Russell. Sr.
and Howard Hazlett.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

Seven deeds Of trust were filed yes.
terday Tor record with the Clerk OF
the County Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

This country was largely responsible
the year 1913
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Notary Public.
Emmett Rine qualified as a notary
public. filing the necessary bond.