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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

services were held az 81 Paurs Epi-co-
Ial church on West Walnut street la ~
.ttInhE ,hgir practice was held Inn
Wedlatcly following the service
a. The Women.s Bible class Of the FIRST
Baptist church viii hold a lawn fsfe
WIS evening on south Fourth street on
tho Peoples bank property
Mrs Gsorse Harris returned last
evening from n short visit with rel
atlyea near West Liberty
The Eaptis. band viii hold ita rerr-
Jar weekly rehearsal This evening in
iN- ht 'tnfnL or fn" church.
p 90 Boyd returned home last even
INK from Mansfield. vi here ho erruf eet-
er4l DAYS. ne guest OF his sister
held ~ The United rrcehytsrian church
Mr aud Mrs George He'll and Mr. and
Ms gharieH Hru arrived In this civ
yesterday morning from NevarE me
TRIP was made lu Charles HeiTs touring
Mr. and Mrv ~ D. Earn Will t.,v.
thie wurr.nE for Marion. md h. sre7d
-, 'fHl weeks with rrIHfI.ea.
% H'si.r returned yesterday
morning from Mason Gus. ~ Ia.
whore Dol visited H puuher ~ frIrrf-
- l.iNr'nrr IH.uf. who Del attending tho
tfIa s.s-Irg p. l,.,T .s,Fqsr'.dl hors
M- and M-s @. D. rarIa ~ New 49,.
,ls 1890 here yc,.'erd1y morning TO
l,I.rrU H'sInr De- confined % HE
home nr EiIet street with slight iIi-
Diatd Michael returned tsat.,s,y
mornInr from Sow Athens to attend ~
o O. -Heos returned home yesterday
from short virit with friends e.
k .uare returned iae, evening
H-In e IL.l..s trIr. f1 cleveland
r.tF fr.l special meeting iaat s,lr.
lHE hi iNf SHr.tf. lier.eN haH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

Miss Minnie MilliEEton t. spending
the week with Friends az Wetrton " VA
Miss Mildred Parry has resumed her
studies az the SteubcnVillc business COL
lcge. Miss Mildred Wood will start a
course on Monday next.
Misses Flora Dillar and Bcrda NcCIain
were StcubenNille visitors on Thursday
afternoon.
clyde Divcn was steubcnviIle caller
yesterday.
Oliver Williams has accepted posi-
ton In the Peoples National Bank NJ
Steubcnyille. Ohio.
Mr. Herman Mulley has returned TO
his home at Wheeling. W. Va. after n
hsort visit with his daughter. Miss Cor
nclta Nulley. or jefferson street
Miss Georgia Finley OF the country
visited Miss Lillian Thompson az Ma
han avenue. yesterday afternoon and
evening.
Ray Blakeiey was a Stcubcnviue caller
last evening.
John Edwards and William Keirhlinz
attended the picnic Civcn by the East
SteubcnNillc Bible class az Browns g.
land yesterday.
Joe WHltern~ and Fen Buoy. 81 Wells
burE were calling in town last sNsutng.
George Curtis. Of Wcllsburg. was IN
town yesterday afternoon
Many young people from here will a.
tend picnic tu b. given by committee
from Steuhenville. az Browns island.
near Toronto. Ohio. ON sunday.
The knights ~ Tvttiag hold their reg
ular meeting az Moose hall tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
FIGHT RIVER BILL
Senator Borsh Gives Notice That He
VIII Attack Pork Barrel"
Measure.

WASHINGTON. June Is Another
stumbling block in the path OF early
passage ~ the appropriation bills APP
l"dr'd today when Senator Borah
announced that DO expected 60 CON
duct rgff acaiust tho river and mar.
Dor blu. Tho so.,allod pork barrel"
measure. The bin aa reported 10 tho
senate oarrins about $50 600 600 AM
incfcis. over Tho house bin ~ about
$1,000. 900
senator Burton. another Republican.
already BIAS criticized the measure fu
minority report. and f wac rrter.
stood 'nrIrhi that other Republican
senator. may Join these two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
TEDDY" MAY BE FORCED
TO RUN ron GOVERNOR

OYSTER BAY. y. Y. June 2s-The
Impression prevailed In oyster Ray to-
night that despite Colonel ROOSEVELT
repeated assertions that he would not
run for governor, he might be forced
To do 80. The Colonel went over the
whole subject again to-day with George
W. Perkins. head Of the national exc
cutiNe committee. and when they had
finished their talk they were no nearer
than before TO solution OF the profile m.
The former president refused 20 say
what he would do should his associates
persist IN their demands
Mediu Mccormick. Of Chicago. and eN-
senator Albert j. BeNerldEe % Indiana.
also came 20 oyster Bay to-day TO talk
Of political conditions In their state
with Colonel Roosevelt
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r. .isifinE relatives af N--s Co---sfn---
~ ara Mr.. Al errf Mnfsrr. % Bel
...t street have rs-arrlsl fruru . NtsIf
Nlth reizfiNes 81 Cambridge
NJ anc NJ. Louf- Sulshe-E~r have
rrt-rned % Ncodsneid- after q Nislt
This city.
hrs. ". 4 Schrsrnr1. % Pel--orf
street has a. her guests N-s Il a
sre-nlef ard M 4 z. Packer. -
hsiiaire Chatter Order - ths Faster,
~tar h~id r. meeting last righf in Mz-
sonic Temple Following ne vrork a 50
cial session 49, held
tnaries Strahl of Monroe street ~nn
Anderefr a. operation Tor apraendIcItts
- thf ftlo valley General huspitaI Nil
D. brought home Monday. lie il recot-
crtng nicely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
TRUSTEES ELECTED FOR
MCKINLEY MEMORIAL FUND

CANTON. o. June 2s-nan r
Hanna. Of Cleveland. and W r Tim
ken. OF Canton. we're today elected
trustees OF the Mckinley Memorial
association 20 fiji vacancies caused
oy the death OF General Henry Duff
field. OF Detroit and Thomas Dolan
of Philadelphia
The annual meeting OF the trustees
was held here today and presided
over by Justice William r Day. The
other trustees present were. Form
or Vice President Fairbanks. OF In
dianapolis. Ex-Governor Murphy. OF
New Jersey and General Eli Tor
renee. OF MINNEAPOLIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
BELLAlRE


orders have been issued to combine
the offtce force OF the American stamp
ing and Enameling Company. ana as "a
result five members OF the local office
force have rendered their designations.
l.. u. iipphardt, sales manager, resign
ed Thursday. lie will take "A long AUTO
mobile trip, accompanied by his brother.
r. /. Evans. credit manager. has resign
Cd To take effect July D. lie has accept
Cd position with the Joseph klces
Company. at MoundsNille William II.
Samuels. head book-kcepcr. has tender
"a his resignation. effective August l.
tie Will become "A member Of the firm Of
1arber q Samuels, OF Wheeling Cuf-
tord WAGNER and II. l.. Lowe. both OF
the cost department. have also resigned.
Mr.. WAGNER goes to GAINESVILLE. 20 en-
gage In the mercantile business with his
rather. Mr.. Lowe will become manager
Of the Moundsyille Produce Company.
July l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

captain Hummel. assisted by officer
punfee. was detailed yesterday aftsr-
noon 20 Investigate the home OF Thomas
'oN, q resident OF that section OF Cher
.ry alley. commonly known as "Ramcst
aiieN. For some time residents in that
vicinity have been complaining 10 the
police. and few circumstauceS deysl-
oied yesterday that gave the officials
AZ opportunity 20 Investigate the com
plants. with tho result that COZ vy,s
arrested. He will be arraigued before
Mayor Wassman. and according to re-
ports current last night. other se,-,-
uonal charges will be filed against the
man today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
Burglars az Work

An UNSUCCESSFUL attempt was made
some time Thursday morning to rob N.
erocery OF Lettte Zilch. at Georgetow n.
two miles west Of BelIaire The bur
glars prted off the shutters and fore Cd
open window and had entered the store
when a Mr. Bigelow. walking along the
roed, made the discovery. lie stopped
81 the Zilch near BY residence. and awoke
them and Informed them Of the condi-
tion OF the store. Sir. Zilch and his
uanghter Immediately went to the store
armed. but their approach was heard on,
the thieves. who broke for the hillside
and made their escape 4 few articles
were reported missing. The attempted
ties
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Former BellAire Boy injured.

Emmett Barrett. son or Mr.. and Mrs
James Barrett OF jefferson street was
seriously injured at Sebring o. where
he Is employed at the offic. OF the
strong Enamel company at that place
Mhlle playing game Of baseball While
the particulars Of the accident we're
not received, the information was 20
the ERECT that Barrett had sustained
a badly dislocated or broken shoulder.
MIS- harrett has gone TO Seringb and
II his condition will permit he win be
brought home. Barrett was the star
year and a member Of the 1919 graduS
ating class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

hud Heal and John EcaI. emnloved
IN the capacity or dry detectives. could
not stand the intense heat yesterday
ana apparently started out to "detect''
rev speakeasies. That they were sue
ccssful was evident when fba,, vycro
picked NJ In cherry alley. beastly drunk
hey were locked up in jail along with
tNo other COMPANIONS. whom So apueara
they we're showing the ropes" az tho
CITY The quartet will have an opp0r-
luultN To explain 10 the mayor fhfa
morning. II Is minated that one of
the dry dcteCtlvcs 'aqucaled" ana Ia
warrant probably viii be ISSUED FOR tho
proprietor OF the alleged speakcasy To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

just ended at Toronto. Canada. The
slogan was originated by John "a.
Rennard. OF Wheeling. and presented
TO the National Vigilance committee
OF which he Is a member. The slo-
gan was placarded all over the con-
vention hall and a large streamar
displayed 1t on one side Of the stage.
There were people from all over
the world at the convention and tho
name OF the organization was
changed TO Associated Advertising
clubs. OF the world.
Mr.. Leroy A. King. advertising
manager of the Wheeling Mold and
Foundry company. who was delegate
AZ large from the Wheeling Ad club,
left the convention for Montreal
Thursday. Mr.. !. Isenberg of the
lsenberg Cigar company. went from
The convention 10 Niagara Falls. HS
was accompanied by Mrs. Isenberg.
Boys $3.50 and $500 Suits for 81. 80.
~
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Elpr1ngham Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains ~
the late John ElphrinFham. who met an
untimely death last Tuesday morning.
when run over by the 5.O5 north bound
freight. at the crossing below the Gay
lord No. ! mine. were held yesterday af-
ternoOn from the Frye residence at
Norkevtlle. with the Rev. SCcrtSt pastor
Of the Tiltonsville NJ r.. church. iu
charge. The services were largely Mt
tended and among 'hc mourncrs were
the employees Of the ohio Valley Dairy
Company. who had worKe dbeside him
since being in the employ or that com
willie cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

Divine services will ne held AZ the
Zion Lutheran church on North Firtn
street. Tomorrow. hy the Rev. D. =.
SchifunEor. pastor of the church. In
stead 81 the regular morning service tho
annual Childrtu'e pnv program viii he
carried out and during this service tho
church Be- expected Co he crowded. sum
day school. g.1a a. w morning service.
1880 a M. evening service. 80 3. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
sUsPENos OPERATIONS

BRIDGEPORT. Pa. June 26. - The
sterling mills. manufacturers OF
ladies' dress goods here has suspend
q the II u. Clafiin company. New
York. which is said to own II per cent
Of the local company's stock. En-.
ployes in the mills were informed to-
day. the regular payday. that they will
have TO wait several days for their
wages. The pay roll aggregated
s. 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
POLICE BADGES

'tiet - Police - lznd ha- -s-t n
~ order Ter the rohc- h.ar~s - 49,.
CITY Folcs reporters and HfI rersir-
mem sithtn fss days TREY Nil
porter am Htu - rafh~r q ~. s.r~-
order % the police badEees NaYor
MA VII - ear TIE scrl hes IN Nhsn The
.tAe- A. Fec~lf -. huutinEfon L. TIE
gnlg city In the state which furnfsh~s
h~r reporters nth hanEez. but Rh~~nnE
90 nat b the last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
THREATENED TOKILL

Charles hursey Nas arrested vsster-
ca evening" about o'clock b Deputy
Shertft Bert Phillips on a charge q
threAtcning 20 ALL Marshall Ringer rs
SIDE partner. kur~ey will rccsiV. =
L.srtng This morning before squire
hobbs- II b. uuderHtood that the two
men N"re drinking rather heavily when
the trouble arose. and ~ - thought that
the whole situation viii result In a
drunken hraVi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

The reception fu have been hold az
the Welsh CONGREGATIONAL church on
south Fourth street Friday evening was
roafpuref until this evening owing Co
the Death Of the late Eddie noveu. Will
be- held fr tho sunday school room ~
tho church fnIa evening and the Nom
hera are planning fO make 30 one ~ tho
most entertaining events that has been
held fHr re- number ~ years The ar
fafr Ia being held Ir honor ~ their pas
Cor Rev n TtukIua and Co. 10 are IrNlt-
ed the clergy ~ the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

Contractors Crtsweil and Gates have
completed the work 81 repairing the i'll
tration basin In what may be the last
effort Go make II hoid water Just AZ
soon 40 u is properly dried the basin
VIII be tested Water will BE- turned iu
and the success Of the basin will not be-
hnown until the test De- made. city ofu-
ctals believe the business Will h0ld water
this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
NOTICE

Stoops and Nicholl will close their
place OF business on Tuesday night.
June 30th and would, therefore. re-
quest all persons who may be in
debted TO them TO settle their ac-
count previous TO that time.
All persons TO whom We owe ac-
counts viii please present them as
soon as possible
We have some fine carpets. bed
clothing and furniture which we will
sell very cheap.
Stops and Nicholl.
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Home Prom Convention.

Bellaire delegates have returned from
tue state Christian Endeavor convention
AT Steubonville. Blelaire was we'll rep
resented nearly every church hayfuu
delegates at the convention. Among
those who attended were. Misses Edna
Hnp Mlnoha White. Miss Dudley Wood
bridge. Ralph Heatherington- Miss IA
row. Josephine Carroll. blanche Rode
Wig and Mrs. Charles Hammond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

The HeImont savings 4 Loan COM
pany viii move its office from the
buildlng on Union street which IL has
occupied Tor number OF years to the
room In the National bank building on
i nirty, second street The change WIN
take place today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

the city are having strenuous times
with chicken thieves and for the pasi
Few nights attempts have been made
70 enter chicken housees. The thieves
were frightened away A Vigilance
committee has been organized and an
ettort viii be made TO capture the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
CLOSED At Noon.

The Ohio valley Dairy on North FIRM
street. closed its doors az noon yester-
DAY In mourning the deaths ~ the iate
Eddie Bowen and John ElprinEham. who
were Killed while delivering milk for "a"
company above this city Tho employees
and officials OF the company were pres
ent 80 both funerals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
MARTINS FERRY
Elha 70 ndoundrvtiin-

This afternoon the local Elks base
ball team will visit Moundsvilla again
TO play the Elks team OF that place.
TO settle a dispute concerning the
strength 81 the two teams. Martins
Ferry won from the West Nirginians
few weeks ago by n small margin,
which the Moundsvilles claim TO have
been case Of luck. \ large number
team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

John Quincy Adams was arrested
Sesterday BY Humane Agent Travers at
Sapitating dog. the property OF Max
Mllier. Adams was brought to this
slty ana arraigned before squire Min
der. lie pleaded not guilty and was
held under a bond for a hearing later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
Orphan Roard Meeting.

This morning the members Of the
state orphan board Of the Improved
order OF Red Men will hold their quar-
terly meeting at the office Of T. j. ir-
win In the Commercial bank building
The session Is expected 20 be particu-
cuSsed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

~ county rnfrfnsrU. rrsrf will De-
held e. EpwDrfh park to-day TF.-.
VII Pc present fur fEe Occasion r-..l
Ut Pearr0u. nf tho ohio STATE r.rfy.--.t.
WI deliver me address tH fHr FrHTust.
aN" ' . jackson. alrerIrfeufrrf .f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
Erneotea Home.

The members Of tho Christian Eudca-
Nor Societies Of the First Pres bytcrian
and Christian churches. who are dele
gates TO the state convention held ~
SteuheuNillc. are expected home this
evening. ns the convection will conclude
its program Of business az noon to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
AVIATION KILLED

BITSCH. AlsaceI.orraine. June 26
Major Buechner. a passenger in
military aeroplane. was killed today
by the explosion OF the motor when
the machine fell. The fall was only
ten yards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
OFFICERS RETURNED
County and City Officials Who At.
tended Blue Dry" Conference
Have Returned Home.

prosecuting Attorney r. NJ Addle-
man and Deputy Sheriff Byrne have
returned for the dry" Blue confer
ence which was held at Parkersburg
the last few days. Both OF the gem
uemen state that the work OF the,
meeting was one OF explanation OF
me 1ost Oil one thing that was
brought out was the fact that COM
mon carriers could deliver booze AZ
the door OF the consumer. but that u
must be signed for and the package
must bear the name and amount or
juice" contained therein
25T Discount Sale-Men's and
Young Mems Suits. M'FADOEN'S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

Inc nresident ~ the \ = ~ 8
and T. ". lodge has called for "A meeting
or the body to be held ia Eagles Half
saturday. June -. starting al 40
o'clock sharp. This meeting will be Of
great importance and each member
should be IN Attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

bellaire Castle Ladies III the Marr4p.o
VIII hold their annuai roll cali and IAN.
quet IhursdaF evening OF next week A
program will b. rendered. inrfu1Ir.- .
number ~ nldreaaea hL d.. I...rh---.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

man. Of this place. has announced his
marriage TO Miss Anna Baber. OF brad
Wheeling. W Va. After the nnarTiaSe
the young couple will reside in Fol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

Frank karanofsky. or Hig Run. WIS
erraigned before Squire Mindcr FRIDAY
morning on charge - conducting a
speaheasy. Hc entered plea of Fuiifv
and wes fined 500 ard costs. which h.
arranged % pay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
A Noire Dame Ladys Appeal

- AL knowing sufferers OF rheumatism.
Nnether muscular or OF the Joints
sclatlca, lumbagos. backache. pains In
the kidneys or neuralgia pains. 70 write
70 ner tor home treatment which has
repeatedly cured al Of these tortureg
she teels ~ heE DUTY TO send IL 10 All
sufferers FREE. You cure yourself 40
home az thousands will testffv-re
change 81 climate being necessary Tbi.
simple discovery banished uric acid from
purihea the blood. and briFhtsn. ~.
eyes. giving elasticity and tone 10 lie
whole system. II the above intereats
you. Tor proof address Mrs " Sumn.ra
HoN r. Notre Dame. fnd.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

The Beiiaire school will r-e..-, -,
graduates their diplomas 'ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

changed 90 its original course. This
VII prevent the approach from being
undermined with every freshet
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FOLLANSBEE

FoLLANSHEE ". Va. June es-Pv
ne Nay thc people are leaving and
nsr NATION ia iooks az ga tb asls 'I ,s.
town Will b. partly deserted next wesk
Many WI take their families and stay
close for repairs. while nearly every
BODY b. planning 20 spend the Fourth Of
Jul yat some nearby resort n there H.
no picnic OF celebration rianned FOR
that day.
Pred Dennis viii spend next week
with friends az Columbus. ..
Mr.. Charles RiEEis and family wiz
burg. Ia.
CIR RsuFht will visit camp at North
Sulker. Pa
-, Mr.. and Mrs. charles Thseker ieav.
Monday 20 spend their vacation in the
Branch county. Mich.
Raymond Rattcuffe and Paui Rarns.
VII spend part OF next week AZ Atlantic
Edward RattcIffe and son. william.
expect to make tour Of the state OF
ohio In their Cadillac machine.
Charles Poteet win leave next week
20 locate till fall
Mrs. David Richards and son. David.
II. leave the first % the week TO spenn
short time visiting friends In New
Ncw York. and leave the latter part or
the week on the steamer Marcitania for
- aNNffs NhleNs
Word has been received from Jack
bufton OF this place. stating he has ar
rived In Wales Tor his summer vacation
and IL enjoying ~ immensely. having
had pleasant journey across the
several families have planned to take
baskets and spend the Fourth % July
automobile trips and II this Is aOes
thsy viii pass the big day very quietly.
Floyd Lazear Of wellsburE has ac-
"a Lon T.
:. keiEhtly Metal Ceiling A. Manufac-
turing 6mrany Of this place.
The Follansbee \. g. OF the Trolley
Ing the opening day FOR the league al
Stevbenville. the Martins Ferry and
on S,es ss,n,diy teams opening the season
FollanShee city council meets In reg
ular session on Saturday evening AZ
presented for payment and the repoTt
OF the committees viii be heard.
Two Accidents.
Two accidents occurred AZ the tin
mills Yesterday. both We're minor acct
dents but are serious enough to have
Tor several weeks Merle SummervilIe.
OF Steubenville was badly cut across
Il slipped and struck him across the
arm about three inches above the
wrist serving two arteries
Another accident happened about
O'Clock in very strange manner Dewev
Cox. employed as assistant catcher on
no hot mill went out TO get "A bucket
ana upon his return went to walk over
the wooden standing above the roll
smart. when he slipped and fell IN the
iaIl the bucket was upset before he
struck and his right hand struck forcib-
~ on glass dish INJECTING several bad
cuts. lie was picked up by fellow work
mhen IN a hurry and taken TO the a.
ice OF "a nearby physician
Little James Scardina. the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. j. Scardina. OF Duque-ne
street. who had his leg broken about
two weeks ago. was brought home from
the ohio Valley hospital at Steuben-
VILE last evening.
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Boys $3.50 and $500 Suits for s. 90.
M'FADDEN'S.