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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-21
COMPLAINTS WILL BE HEARD.

Persons who think that the Washing
ton Railway and Electric Company might
furnish better service on its Anacostia
line, will have a chance to tell the Public
Utilities Commission about II at 10 o'clock
on the morning OF September 3, when
formal hearing will be held TO con-
slider complaints. Announcement OF the
hearing was made yesterday.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-21
RUSSIANS CLAIM
SEVEN VICTORIES
War Office Reports Successes in En-
gagements with Germans
and Austrians.
TAKE TOWN OF GUMBUNNEN

st. Petersburg, Aug. 9o.-Seven victories
over the German and Austrian forces and
the destruction Of an Austrian village
were officially announced today by the
Russian general, staff. The Russians
took many prisoners and captured large
quantity of war munitions
The statement follows:
"a numerous force Of Austrian cavalry
and a detachment Of infantry were dis
covered on the road between Pinthcer and
Kielce on August Is. The fight lasted
until evening. when the enemy was
turned back, their attempt to advance
north having failed.
''On the same day near Rybniza, on
the right bank of the Vistula, an ad-
vance lard of Russian cavalry en-
countered an Austrian squadron and
drove # back with heavy loss. On August
IL, during a fight near EydtlCuhnen and
Stalluponsn, East Prussia, Russian troops
captured eight cannon, twelve cases OF
ammunition and two machine guns
AT a m. on August II q division of
Austrian infantry attacked Krassinik.
The Austrian forces, consisting Of three
regiments Of infantry and four batteries,
were repealed by the Russians who cap
tured 80 privates and six officers. The
first lasted until sunset and during the
darkness the Austrians retreated.
The enemy also suffered severe losses
near GoradaI, towards Goussiatine. A
division Of Austrian cavalry. after q five
hours fight retired in disorder pursued
by CossackE
Near stoyanov, on August Is, q bridge
was blown up. The town was occupied
by Austrians, but Russian artillery bonn
barded the place reducing 1t to ruins.
Russians occupied Gumbunnen, south
east of Tilsit in East Prussia, driving
back the Germans who lost q number Of
prisoners
Near Tssrukoff, a Russian detachment
overlook an Austrian patrol. The Aus
trians were defeated, losing sixty Hus-
sars, who were killed, and 10 prisoners"
Jaffa-Jerusalem railway last year car
ried nearly 10000 passengers and nearly
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-21
HOW DIRT FLEW AT PANAMA.

Lyman H. Howe's Films and Rec
ords to Tell story Sunday.
Those who fail to see Lyman H. Howe's
reproduction of How Uncle Sam Made
the Dirt Fly at Panama at the Columbia
Theater next week will miss one of the
greatest OF spectacles. The engagement
will be begin Sunday afternoon with a
matinee at o'clock and continue each
evening throughout the week with matt
nees daily at 2:15. Mr.. Howe's films are
absolutely perfect photographically and
reveal with realistic vividness every phase
of the work Of constructing the great
canal, from the taking over Of the prop
erty by the United States to the opening
Of its vast gates to the commerce OF the
world.
Unlike all other pictures, the audience
also hears the story as well as secs Il;
for the clink Of drills, the shrill whistles
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-21

The best evidence of the appreciation ofThe
Evening Post by the reading public is the In
crease In circulation since the war started, of over
500. This is a tribute to the highestpnce after
noon newspaper of general circulation In America.
The informed man does not measure the differ
enoe between penny and three cents when it
comes to measuring accuracy.
Countless thousands of newspaper readers
have asked themselves-"How can l put my
faith in the war news / read in many news
papers ?" Rumor after rumor is accepted as fact
by some newspapers and so-called buncombe"
extras are foisted upon the public, eager to get
the news
Newspaper readers, weary from the struggle
of separating the wheat from the chaH in war
news, are in the position of the reader who aptly
expressed himself when he said, 81 was COM
PEELED to read the so-called war news and then
to unread it again, in order to have fair knowl-
edge of the days happenings, until put my faith
in The Evening Post"
One hundred years ago, during the second
war with England and at the conclusion of
the Napoleonic wars The Evening Post printed
reliable war news with steadfast determina-
ton to keep within the bounds of dependa-
bility, as shown by the notice printed on August
9th, 1914: .
Yesterday report got into circulation land
obtained some credit that the enemy's fleet had
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-21
DID KAISER BUNCo SULTAN
WHEN HE SOLD THOSE SHIPS :

ConstantinopIe. Aug. 2o-Captains Of
merchant steamers arriving her report
two cruisers sold recently by Germany
to the Turkish government are In
damaged condition.
The Bresslau's tunnels are badly
smashed and the Goeben lists consider
ably, showing evidence Of having been
hit near the water line by a protectils.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-21
CHICAGO GRAIN.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Aug. D-Csl money renewals vers
made At per cent. while zone mOnsy changed
hands a. S pr CENT
Tine money vas losneds at pr c<at for four
months County institutions were buytng Rna
snail lots Of nsrcAntiIs paper At per Ont
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-21
DEFERs ACTION ON DIVIDENDS.

New York, Aug. 20-The directors OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad today
decided to defer action on its dividends
until the meeting In November
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FIRE ON GERMAN AIRMAN.

Amsterdam, Aug. IA German avta-
tor was fired on by Dutch frontier
guards at Oestburg. Iceland. today and,
was forced to descend. He was disarmedi
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Substantial Appreciation

Favorable heard all sides in
New York European
The Evening Post endowed
tgaps cables concerned but
has made The Evening Post reliability
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The Safest Investments

Are thoss that DO not nOctats dU4rg N
eurbed conditions Of the noneJ Or EtIek MAJ
kstE Flrst deed Of truse nStes inns morS
gAgea). well secured On real estate in Tia Dte
tT1et Of Columbia. constitute "s1lt-sdgS" In
TestmentA Thsy do not DEPEND upon ne
financial responsibility Of individual OF cor
porloons for thdr STABILITY. and are sxsmps
IRON taxation a. personal property. We an
SupplJ such inTestmeDts In AnountS from 80
uprard Send for booklet. "concsEnnG Loan
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-21

If you have not been regular reader of The New
Evening Post Join the ranks Of the many Thoughtful men
women In diverse walks Of life who constant rea,
Subscription $40 year, Csc month. Try II for
menths at SPECIAL WAR rate ($l.0o). Clip the Coupon
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-21

ried nearly 10000 passengers and nearly
$1,000 tons Of freight.
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been deserted descending theSbay in great num-
bers. We have traced the report and believe it
has no foundation"
A century later, almost to the day, during the
present great world struggle there appeared the
following editorial in The New York Evening
Post:
$50 far as the press of this country is con-
cerned it faces its most difficult undertaking.
The Evening Post will spare no effort to separate
the wheat from the chat, and to give its readers
as Trustworthy news as can be obtained. spe-
cialy organized section of dts staff will subject all
news to most rigid editing and to as intelligent
explanation as possible. Whenever the news
warrants, extras will be issued"
Don't waste your time reading manufac-
tured war news. Get The New York Evening
Post for Sc daily and SC Saturday Gncluding
magazine and you get your moneys worth and
more besides-a lasting satisfaction.
The unprecedented growth of The Evening
Post has made this newspaper reach greater
number of people than ever before in its lib
years of history, and its readers from day to day
get the cumulative result of over 100 years of
effort to produce the most dependable journal in
America.
The story of "The World War from Day to
Day." carefully edited, will be a daily feature
invaluable for the scholar, the student, business
or professional man, or for the home circle.
reader of The New York -
E many thoughtful men and ~
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-21
Passenger Rates Higher.

period are to pay more for transpor-
tation whether IT is for pleasure or bus
mess 1t all depends upon the result of
the work now being done by passenger
executives to determine whether It will
be advantageous TO make various inc
creases and II the greater revenue that
would come to the carriers would be
sufficient, to justify any advances
When the Interstate Commerce Com
mission gave It's decision upon the ap-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

few weeks here with relatives and
Miss Mabel Hoee. OF waynesburr
"a. spending few days with
friends Don this city
Miss Marie Wertzir M ,hIs CITY will
-elnn tomorrow with friends and rela.
ttves 90 Newark. Ohio
Ninton kidder and son returned 10
iheir home at Akron. Ohio yesterday.
ai,,f -pendlns the past two days here
Miss Thressa NuFent of Glendale
lrit Iast evening FOR Atlantic CITY.
iuE
Edward Manning and wife have lsft
Tor their homes ~ Brooklyn. y Y.
gi,er spending the past rev days
here with relatives
Mrs. NJ Nesbitt and Miss Mary Mes.
titt win arrive home today from
orange Grove. y 4 where they sppuf
the past two weeks
Mrs % p Hiatt LEFT Yesterday Tor
Grafton. where she will spend A
coupl" ~ DAYS With her husband
Miss Rose rock OF parkersture Is
spending a few days with friends and
relative Doh thIe CItE.
Mrs. Mary Patton of Third street
VIII leave today for Wisconsin where
she vIll spend "a few weeks with her
SON. Chester
Sir and Mrs. Reno Martin have re-.
turned fO their home ar Warrington
after pending two weeks here with
Miss pIrd Hubbs Is spending Few
East Liverpool
Mrs I'd Denzen OF indianapolis.
Ind. is spending few days with
friends IN this city
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HAMMOCK, OHIO

rNNNOCS O. aug. r4-Miss Hazel
'nr1rd i9 suffering HIfH fHH mrraf...
Mrs w. p Caldwell and daurrfa-4
were af 'la aome of Mrs. Jennie
ir.u"r nf iuiUutDWu Tun-day
Mr. and Nre gprf1r Caldwell and
vs. IT Caldwell rrI urrrbfrr Ethr
attended Chautauqus at Cady Lass
Dr end Airs Or. vfo-I. o. Alliance.
ere visiting AZ 'ho rome of Dr All
Misses Jeanne and Mary D.y. ~
Nnrvofu IS Va were recent rf..
fo-- Hf fHa home of William Warrfft
Mi.. I.wTrn Nrrr'ff N4- ra '.rr. 81
from Kent whore ahD has been attend.
IH. summer school
So Clair Caldwell made fuefrsa.
fri Hf0 Cleveland Saturday
a IT Bell and wife 0f TuIsa. Okla
Gro rIrfIu~ SIR. Belize rarprf. SIR
H0n Nr- Jake Berry near hero
Nr Elmer D0Udr7 has purchased a
new -tudabater car
several % fFn ladies' from chic rfar.
tended 'l. wiaei0rarr meeting rf
h- home uf Thomas Frrd Tlr-efrv
Nre MARGARET SInrr rrf NI..
FrHnrf- Bailey Uf PITTSBURGH. arc r.r.
furs af fNr homo OF Nrs NrHrr rrHv.
Mr Paul Goeenft and frfcrf v.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
INDIAN SCOUT TELLS.
INTERESTING STORY.
4" HeSse a. % seIs.ss
s serefta Receives
- 80 Family

~ ~ Mckee. Who lives A. 10
N-tf 4.. lr Mbssilre ana uro a.
nerl rrslterf % this r.fr fur me
F-el tHfnfI -tNo NHara rakea ~ frf
-.e.-e statement Mr MrKar uas 4
--u An1un infIan scout ara re-
.o1Ee1 tQ Company RI l-th O. :
tllantr1 from ls7H to rs-r arf az
service ir Colorado and Nerteo Mr.
mckee o. also sell Erowr Ii kHr.a.
Nlrre Do settled on 4 Clam. a-f UT-
80 many years ne raIf
Both mo uIfa and r-vsafF have
been taking Plant Juir. Eava
49, lahiug b. for uerFousne.s and a
-nrlai run down and uuru out coz.
Nilion art my wife d. using 10 Tor a
-Lrfai tonic ant builder and w. are
Lo.l ven erthlsiastic over The TO-
am q great believer in hero
,in"F and Snow from experience
l.al RANT juice is a wonderful rsu-
90 enc does all that d. claimed Co
N q can recommend 10 90 anyone
~ sfrenEthener and builder %
~ system there b. nothing 90 equal
Ilahl Juice the wonderful remedy
t.ai has taken the entire country D.
storm Plant Juice o. made froui ths
l4lcfs anc essences % medical piant.
gathered from r-any parts Of the
world and combined with creat skill
INTO me best remedy known for all
ailments % the stomach. liver aud
kidn~ys. lt purifes the blood. aids
digestion. strengthens weak nerves
ana reNltaliEe- The entire body Get
bottle from your drugrIsf and give
% a trial
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M0RRISTOWN

NORRIsTOWN. Ohio. Aug Il. -
John TAYLOR. an aged and respected
citizen 0f HBunsYilla died al his
home Friday Nr TAYLOR formerly
lived here BE- Was veteran OF the
civil war. iie BELONGED 90 Co u g.
q. Y HI- remains we're laid 90
rect BOZ the Union cemetery at this
nIHrD Monday. where 20 many OF our
loved ones sleep awaiting that great
laN. when the Eraye shall hand up
her dead. and parted friends shall
meet again
Crow Kinney was az 81 Glars
vile on business Wednesday
Mrs Bessie Davis has returned go
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NJ MECHBN


hat f-r tne suaf aerstres rf Gone
alrfur IS b. -.rEsr.ar. ~ ere $50.
Neehen division. ~ the whesI.rE rrte-
NIn 'n. ur. r lady rf -..fH Wheeling
nose uuar ..uII nor Ha rnrrrt'I
'harIe- Garrison. a gralE nHn nf r-ts
snl-l have losf nlH ruIl rr a.
.lr "l N1ulN-re yrTEs near ere l"r..
inn vi cone el.HF Afternoon TFa $50
t.uatf.rH bed boarded ffr car .u
WhceliuE and had afEaI to D. taken .r
rlhih .ffeet fhIH city ~ that fn.F
HilF Pr catch "a train - ne onto River
VISION The lady hrf IHfrHrU tho CAR
-' nffI -slNfh street Mhse1Inr ana
tad taken seat beside ths tssl fr.r
to-ag Garrison was iu tfe a.ft Hn.s-
aAtf.r Orb 'front.' his rorketbnuE frU tH
we Hnuf tu front NJ one u| rrs Hr.f.
hn quickly suatchrf DO ur and rIrerI
. iu his coat. hut not hsfdrr fne faIH
ttn rrieN TIE action. The IH.Ir UH Isr
ng rinr NickerH0u ard told rIm uf
nay rnN bad wIfuF.HrH y .HN.r U".u
.". Nfrl UrrurfHrIf". asked Garrison II
Pc bad lost anything Ifs feI. far bis
L''Nethnuh ana declared fha- Die .r.I.
Nas nig-iur Nicssrsrr fHun tof1 rf7r
Nhsfe fhF r"lI lay. ana tn~. frrsr-s-
l"oh the matter Hr with fne gentlemen
lfooA- who vlth refutr. ff.e .II.rE-
ness handed If over They vsra allowed
I'd .'aNs fNe car 90 sixth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

M-s Dave Braunen L. conFnrd CD
her home on SIKH street vim u
rHsa
Mr. art Mr. Carl SchlItr 20 Mas
on city are visiting friends lu this
rIfF
Mrs Albert Hines has departed Tor
Neaark ohio. where sk- urI ,oIn
her husband eto IL an rullore 81 the
b ard q. al that place
The condition OF Caufa % Daily ~
South Narshall street. uhc has been
seriously iu. 81 reported impruvinE
Another seek ls draw .rr to a close
without an arrest verify Hene cod
must indeed D. pure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

htr home OF Armstrong Mills after a
pleasant visit with relatives here
Geo Wright and Geo Sandrock OF
belmont, were here yesterday
,hihuitt Dunn, has purchased
The Ira Nicalcs. Iiuskster route
Old Home Picnic. In Miners grove.
ont mile east of town Au1 2sth. lgl,.
Truman Pinkus of Benalre. Is hero
today on business
Chas larsart ven. 20 Cambridge
today on business
Geo Murphy OF Bethesda vas ON
our streets yesterday.
large swinElnG, street ucht has
been placed between the Hotel Hor.
ner and kinneys Barber shop on
West Main street
" /. McWilhams mas rdrcuased a
Ford Auto
Several from hero WIN affead the
joe. Cream Socisl az 1t Hope. to-
night
Quite m number from here attended
O. a. H day a. Bethesda
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BRNW00D
L10Ft Committee Completes work-

W. NNTTTTTTTNIET NUTTT NT-Ico " 0TF-
The light committee of the Hen.
wood city council yesterday com
pIefed Dos work in placing the street
lights fhrUuEhOut the CITY. as per the
contract with tho Wheeling Electric
Company 100 lamps. ranging from
100 to 900 candle power. will re-
place the 81 arc lights nov bon use
Tho new system will 10 -aylu. -
the city of over $500 as compared 10
The system now lu use. although the
exact figures have not been made pub.
Ic. The alleys under the new system
VIII he lighted The distribution of
fha different sized lights o. az COL.
lows As l-hfe OF 1000 candle power.
.a Of 500 candle power lu % $50
candle power. and r. of 100 candle
power Tho lights will bo Installed AS
soon Ie possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

lN' many rlUurH Lu.uE about the
Guy that on" various uarufrfur.rr
I'inis over This city are GOING f1 ....
l'Hl Operations are without flurH4
.og. They create much excitement
'.i WofrF to prrsOre who are unahI.
.' .'afn On. truth. They also do ar
Justice fo local business mon vFr..
.'h1'r- close ir 0u them flr roiI...
lions A. matter of nrf fr.r. d.
nor a plant .n fHH entire tIfs ffaf l..
n.n- il suspend Operations. 40 least
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

p" Vince club. ~ This CTS. com.
posed OF about ten y0urr rsr-..s
hrId dance last evening rf tho rrta.
club room in tho SChaub brUdIrr On
IomIIns0r avenue. A LARGE crowd
was present and spent "a most rrfoe.
tnl' evening An orchestra from
wheeling. together with a raIor.d
singer furnished the music. and vas
very wen appreciated Another hon
"I-l o. hold ln the near future bg he
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chautsuaua 70 Omen

ed. me 1919 season of the Mound Vile
Il nauiauqla Association viii omen at
lhe camp grounds this evening with "a
hand concert followed b. literary
program and camp fire on SUNDAY
re. ginE Rev D. A. MarsfcIl4r. pastor
o' The Baptist church. win d.iItar sr
ntDrestiuE sermon az u O'CLOCK An
'Nrrpionally large crowd fa pvuprfsT
20 o. on the grounds tomorrow. both
afternoon and evening
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ri Dr. shcse name couIf ~ - luara-
-. arre lrfurrrl m ire n a O Vardr
atlre-rF ut@r q riark broke an
rrecll "a 90 a. farrF uiere Cf lrou onto
flF-. arC-s sur eret a crushed hand
arl tlF urnsr lad foot mashed
IlFF Nere faksn o. their homes On
SCufE harshafl street ara rhrafrfsr
slrluulrl Mtlle tkr .rtur.ss wlIl
keep fte men o. t1tF frr several DAYS
fher ere noe ttosiEht 90 b. .n auy
Errsf dancer
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Martha LIVER. attended Epvorth park
last SATURDAY
Miss MARY Lee has returned 20 her
bone Bt CUshoDluu after a visit VI'h
her uncle. Charles Lee. and family.
near here
Rev Strodes pastor of Crabapple
church. VIII preach az this place Sab
bath morning
Str Chemist Foreman spent Friday
ar The home 81 his mother az Union.
town
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MOUNDSYILLE


Manager D. 81 Hiucrmau of the To-
GO. FIks BAN club has completed ar.
season away from home and be- viii
." played This afternoon with tho Mar.
.r. Ferry team Uf Martins FERN.
IHD local ban club viii leave here .n
.H.u8 Zoo fh" Ohio town and win De-
Entertained after The game s large
number ~ rnu.rra OF tho EIka club
500 most likely attend tho game and
."r social session thereafter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

Tho EAGLE band OF this rfty hal.
been engaged 90 furnish concerts ,srn
evening for thr next ten davs during
lNf clauIauqua on the local camp
grounds. The band Will b.eIr fraIr
contract This evening at ..gU o'clock.
Nhtn am openair concert will be- hold
at me point iu the south park
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cLlIzera CnnnIaIr-

10 s reported that citizens ir tho
Fifth warl. HrruuUd and 'r NrNrrI.
Oh whose res .dHnras are near tho RAJ
road Gre cons Iderin- the proposition
OF filing "a petition fo tho raUr0au
comr1uIes asking that unnecessary
blowing u. whistles Boz dispensed with
aa No. o. RI great nuisance especially no
night These protests have been roe
l-fnr.d before without ans action bee
Ir. taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

Work nH fhr crsdI1E and paving 20
tho Hurla Run road was ruauerdI "a
yesterday owing fo the heavy rain
storm Dol places where tho earth had
been removed Tine clay WIS converted
into mud which made TRAVELLING over
if .mru. .IIU Good progress rra
been made rr tho grading fhr past
week '.. force Oft FUfkUrn uaslT-
..r third mile hum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

The severe rain and han storm
which -w.u. over This seofiou yesfaf-
Gay afternoon was res pOu.IhIe FOR
considerable damage 4 Tree wps
blown down onto "a house ON South
Marshall street. which wrecked tho
caves of the building 30 one was Iu.
iurrd lu the rural districts corn
was blown down which ls very dam8--
inr 40 fl.s time OF the season Fruit
trees were either blown down or The
braurhe- torn OF in many places
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

Special attention given to roof
raIuful also whItewashiur and car.
pct cleaning For particulars in re.
Eard Co mN line of work call Bell
phone 40 -l--E. Wheeling
EEnnEE L SMITH
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FROM
OHIO
Tntsilixsnesr nursau
en- -. . ~ u

Dafh Io1. - Young town. defect
- sanallats for fhs fsIslblIe1u pom
-u~tlon TOT fuFernor. spent urlrflrai-
~ AZ entire day or ths sfanl Dol tta
.aaF ~ which hs III CHARGED With EIa-
~ talas slafemenf 10 tlr usrs-
papers The charge vac made by
tounty Auditor = ~ Hayrs ~ 20
Who, Tod had dscIarad. trmaal-d
300 u him win WhlrI f0 conduct
a campaign iu this county 5ayre
denies b. ever asked Toe Tor fhIs
fpu. Tod REPEATED hir rfory ~ -hs
iacident A. haa been pubIlaaFd before.
Tod quoted saYre la saying
II n goiuz fo f0sf you s. lg9 10
put you across here
The testimony aua cone .uded HIfn
Ioda statement au4 The ar-ImrIta
were made today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

The Ladies' $50 ercIttu e. rrs IsrrIr-
Ltr."f- Ur Fourth street Is.F evening
De arnif was fU have been naiG uH rnc
Nrfer lawn. huf Un account HI fHt ...
clement weather 10 WAS heidi r the
rHaf.h Only On small rrnHU vH- rr..-
.ni. NHt neat SUM uas rrf ....I newer
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IIrr raU-rnsa that yruur rrau
...... been Keeping company with fr-
Tend fn vet married Ur GOO rrfrHIu .IrnlaF
papa
Dad Then throw him otcr-uoston
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teh near Ntura These AFFAIR mr.. Dad.
coming quite popular iu tHis gif, ...-..s
,se arrival OF the new boat az Caufsin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

cinnau a prisoner ln the Ohio psul-
Tertiary. today attempted Co Kin
Guard Jane. vs. AudrIfN who
promptly pulled bis revolver aui shot
johnson ln the shoulder The wound
is not sert0ua This is tho second at
tack on Guard NudriN within "a year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

Addressing ths rural fife congress
tn progress here. Rev A. % storm
n Methodist Episcopal minister of In.
dianapolis. and former president 90
vocated the holding al corn shows
domestic science dewOuFfrafl1ua and
other educational meetings 100 the
rural churches