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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-16
MOVING PICTURE OF SALIVA

T,oN
The International Sunday School Les
son For July 10 is "BIind Barti
nnaeus'-Mark 10:46-52.
(By William T. Ellis)
An enterprising old fellow, who
thinks that the world is going to end
next October, is now giving series
OF free moving picture exhibitions
over the land, wherein he purports to
show the whole scheme of things
from chaos through creation and Cal,
vary, clear up to the present time.
Aside from the fact that chaos and
! creation do not lend themselves read
lily to the cinematograph, the idea Ia
in accordance with popular taste. Peo-
pie like to see things in picture.
They want truth told in stories. They
remember history in terms of great
men, and great men in terms Of speci-
| fic incidents.
| So we may take this familiar story,
school lesson, as summing up the
whole mission and message Of Jesus
the scheme Of salvation in an episode.
The characters are Christ, the crowd
and blind beggar by the wayside
OONA III Olu J0lACiO, WuSIc uCd|LA
awaited him within the week. Jesus
had the profoundest concerns of etern-
ity to engross his thought; but he still
had an eye for the needs of every day
people.
Poor Bartimaeus lived before the
day of asylums. He had to fend for
himself. His wailing, whining plea
was his only means of extracting a
scant livelihood from world which
had not become tinged, as is ours,
with the compassion of Christ. The
horrible misery of the beggars of the
orient, as they are fixed in my mem
DRY, makes possible a mental picture
of this abject creature by the way
side
II The only asylum of which Barti-
maeus could dream was Jesus him.
self. There was no other It Is
Christianity that builds refugees for
human need So the only hope Of this
blind beggar was that some day he
might come into contact with the COM
passionate healer and wonderful
worker.
A scene" was created when Jesus
drew near the stand of this familiar
wayside beggar. The abject creature
was delirious with excitement. His
dreams and desires were coming true.
Before ever the master had drawn
near him, his shrill, hysterical voice
was lifted high above the tumult:
Jesus, thou Son Of David, have mercy
on mel"
Again and again, with increasing
shrillness, his cry was reiterated. In
the darkness of his mental isolation
the poor beggar had determined that
such words as had been wrought by
Jesus could be done by none other
than the Messiah. Therefore he &C
claimed him by the familiar messianic
title. 1t Is easy for great need to be
possessed of great faith. Barticlaeus
did not have to go to the rabbis to dis
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-16
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Lois Irene, little daughter OF MRS
c. Mccoy, North Hancock street. mas
recovered from a recent illness.
Rev. Jonathan Lee, 245 South Ward
street, is business caller at Eldon
today.
Mrs. Carrie B. Hardy has returned
to Bowman, N D., after visiting rela
tives here and in neighboring towns.
Mrs. Ed Whipple and sons Lincoln
and Leonard have returned to Oska-
loosa after visit at the E. G. Whlpple
home, 514 East Williams street.
Ed L. Pepper and son John OF Con-
way Springs, Kan, spent Sunday at
the home of Ben S. Pepper, west
Chester avenue.
Miss Martha Stoller has returned to
Oskaloosa, after visiting at the E. u.
Whipple home, ga East Williams St
Mrs. J. A. Albright has returned to
Floris accompanied by her grand
son, Master Harold Billhymer, 4oo
South Miner street.
Z ARev. and Mrs. w. o. Livingstone
and daughter Lois, 214 South Davis
street, leave today for Colfax where
they will camp week and attend the
state convention of the Christian
church.
Mrs. w. F. McCarroil and family, 300
West Fourth street, returned this
morning from two weeks visit with
relatives at Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. B. L. DeBushe, $40 Hayne
street has left for an extended visit
through Colorado, Utah and other wes-
tern states.
y Miss Esther Schwartzenbach, 202
South Ransom street, has returned
from Nicholas where she visited her
sister, Mrs John Renshaw.
z Mrs. NJ. II. Simpson. SIS North Ash
street, has left for Mason City where
She will make her future home.
Mss Esther Silverman of Des
Moines has returned home after visit
ing Miss Rose Margolis, 7O6 East Sec
md street.
Mrs. A. NJ. Alternately and daughter
1uby Of Kirksville have returned home
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-16

after visiting with friends for the pas
few days.
Miss Vina Saville Of Eddyville ha
returned home after visiting will
friends for few days.
Miss Rose Zachy Of Des Moines has
returned to her home after visiting a,
the home Of O. Bookin, 404 East Main
street.
Miss Myrl Thompson, 73O Ellis
avenue, has left for Batavia, to visit
with friends and relatives for a few
days.
Miss Geneva Lewis of Bidwell has
returned home after visiting at the
home of Fred Stellar, 213 South Will.
lard street.
The Misses Ruth and Alice Cum
mings, 429 North ssfferson street,
have gone to Kansas City, to visit
with friends and relatives for q few
days.
George H. Eaton of Trinidad, Colo,
has returned home after visiting at
the home Of James Hendricks, LAY
North Moore street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and
daughter Velma Of Seymour, have re-
turned home after visiting Mrs. w. K.
Farmer, 709 North Ash street.
Miss Will Russell of Des Moines, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. G. M.
Hadsell, 225 North Washington street.
Mrs. D. Hendrickson, 317 North
Sheridan avenue, has gone to Center
Vile. where she was called by the
death of her husbands mother, Mrs.
E. Adams.
Mrs. Fred Johnson of Seymour, has
returned home after visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Hal
ferty, 521 West Fourth street.
Miss Ethel Roth of Fairfield, is Wis
ting with Miss Leona Doller, 62O
East Second street.
Mrs F. z. Kidd, 724 West Fourth
street. has gone to Allerton to visit
with friends and relatives for few
days.
Miss Sylvia Lord of Bear Creek, has
returned home after visiting with
friends for: the past few days.
Rev. Thomas Brown has gone to-
Trenton, Mo-, to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Viola Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Enoch, POI West
Woodland avenue, left this afternoon
for a visit in Denver and other Colo
RADIO points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burnside have
returned from visit in Mitchell, s. d. |
u1eulIou eua u! uaeq SOU ep!sulna sIN
city for about month while Mr.. |
Burnside has been away ten days
Paul B. Mason of Pawhuska, Okla,
is visiting at the home of George D.
Pierce, 228 East Maple avenue.
Ernest Fabritz, assistant in the coun-
ty auditors office has returned from a
two weeks vacation which was spent
on the farm Of J. F. Stevens, southeast!
Of the city and at the home Of his par
ents near Chillicothe
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-16
DRAIN TILE
Fer rrices and inform alton writ,
Morey Clay Products Co
OTTUMwA, IOWA
Tri-Weekly Courier

CHANGING ADDRESSES.
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changed wiz please gtvo the name OF
the postoffics to which the paper naS
been sent a. we'll as the postonics
WEaro they desire It TO b. changed TO.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-16
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
osTEoPATHlc PHYSICIANS.
Dr.. |. N. Thompson.

Dr.. |. N. Thompson.
Post graduate Of A. 5. O' unoeS
founder.
Office next door to Ennis bulidlns
elevator with DR.. L. J. Trowbr1dge'
dentist. New patients accepted Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

James Bower loft Yesterday for Cam
cron. W. Va. after spending several
DAYS here the guest 81 friends.
Lsurette Duncan. OF Mckcesport. IS
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmundson FOR several days.
The old map that g. on the wall in
the city building ~ n great attraction
for tho older residences Of this city.
The Lutheran league OF the Trinity
Lutheran church held a very important
meeting last evening.
The OFFICIAL board Of the Kirkwood
y. sunday school met last evening
In the church.
\ large number or the local miners
attended tho mass meeting held at Bell
ARE Yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Mary NounE left Yesterday FOR
FrcCDCrt. whore she viii spend several
daNg the ~ucrt Of relatives.
W r. Thomas spent Yesterday fhc
guest or friends and relatives NJ Men.
W. y miller. 81 ST Clairsvuc. was
in town yesterday on business.
". =. EIruh1rlt of Cincinnati was
In town yeetcriav on business
Deputy sheriff Wesley osborne. 81 st
Cl"ireviile. was in town yesterday on
business.
Ernest farkcr. OF Tutouvule. was in
town yesterday afternoon on business
James Hirrs. Democratic candidate
Tor county coroner. was 600 town ycstcr-
dav on business.
CLYDE Ault ~ the Fawrett survey
Urn. was in this oIty yesterday morr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
Mothers Tell of
Mothers Friend

Experience o. or should be our he-t
teacher. Women who have obeyeI tho
highest and nohieEt Of all sacrIurar. tho
struggle for the life % others. rsruiI
have better idea n helpful influence
than those who thcorizc from 0barr.lfI11.
~ any ratio when prospective e-arr-
mother urges her daughter O. DO o. she
di1-to use Mothers Friend" tfrro is
reason 70 hclirve % the rifht advice
mother Friend" o. an external rn-
piirat'0n Tor erpertant mothers. tie pur-
poan i7 % Furnish rIiancy 90 the muscles.
20 take away the strain on the cords and
licamcut7. iO relieve the tension u nerves
ard trud1ns e0 art 20 provoke or ar
EraNate nausea. morning sickness. witch
mss m the limbs and % on
Although in the nature of things. \
woman would ure Mothers Friend" but
but rarely. yrt so effective has 30 been
found that this splendid remedy is on sale
in most drug stores throuRhdut the
United states. 10 has been prepared bv
Erndnrid Regulator Co. coo Lamar BLDG
Atanta. Ca. and advertised BY ua flr
over forty years This is fno record
Tor such special remedy and the rrate-
ful letters received to-day are fuat a.
appreciative az were those - years ago
notWithstandinE thst methods are sup
posed % have greatiy advanced. Ask a.
re drug store Tor bottle % '1fother'f
FRIEND II % worth while.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

"a there she viii spend some time visit,
ing her relations
Dr. and Mrs. George Ahersold have
returned To their home IN North War
wood after spending last week visit
ing friends and relatives IN Cameron.
Peter t.asch. 81 Fifteenth street and
Narwood avenue. r. having his resi-
drnCc reprinted
Work - progressing rapidly on tho
buudiug OF large house on Eight
centh street by Wheeling people.
-. Frichorthaus,r. Of Wheeling. ia
having large house built on Twen-
fy-hrst street
Or and Mrs J. q Walden. 81 Tenth
street. ar" spending some time visit.
ing friends ia Parkc-sburc
Mr.. and Mrs 4. NJ Pippart and fam
ny. OF Tenth street and Warwood ave-
nue.. VIII leave In the near future for
,oulsN ii', Nv, where they will make
their future home
Miss Hattie Kriter. Of East Wheel
ING. hiss accepted n position in tho
Narwood bakery. on Warwood avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
SISTERSYILLE

SISTERSNiLLE. W Va. July -
'harlcs Burns. Of Prcmcn Ohio. Is
visiting his parents .or few DAYS
Mrs. U. $. Bun aud children have
returned home from parkcrsburr. whore
ihey spent few days with relatives
j. j. Ebrrlc. who has been the guest .
Of his parents In Columbus. ohio ras
returned 60 this city.
Miss Boss Lewis 90 the South side. .
Is Ih' guest Of irirnGr boz Wheeling
Miss Rose Moss. OF Wheeling. Is visit
ttnt Mrs Edwin y. r.sucr. Ca North
water street
Mrs Mary McIssac Icft Monday for
het t.'ion, where she viii visit her
Misses Clarr hIder Mary BLACK and
W"tl,,.,. .l.I ma "pent the Fourth In New
zMiss Gcnc,loyc. az Warrington. ig tho .
mouse guest nf Miss Mary CummtnFR
o. ,ol j. Carter and son Lew. Of
IltusLill'. Ia.. ere iu the city l1okiue.
aiisr business matters.
'harlcS NhItUiili. o. Butler Pa who
has been visiting his cousin Artbur
MgCkinE. hes returned home
Mise, MARGARET and sadie Kelley re-
th.y spent the Fourth.
Mrs W. Y. Gardener. Of Akron Tor.
merry Of this city. 81 here visiting reIR-
Miss Anna snodFross has returned
mono 10 81. Mar rtt"r spending s.t- .
eral days here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. lee i.urslrsn Of For.at
mn. Nd. are wishing their son. g. y.
foreman. of Conof,rN UlI
\ y. Hunter 81 IN Clsrksburg looking
hftcr business meters
Ralph Fox has returned from fs-y
days visit IN Parker burg
saturday afternoon the younger SET
enjoyc - "a picnic and bathing party N
the ohio sid. about a milo above town
raining was enjoy cd during the after
noon, and after a d,hghtful supper n
Ihc display ~ fireworks was SGT off
\ largo number OF the Siatcrsyflla
lodge y. l1E6. Loyal order of Moose,
went 90 Marietta rueed1y 90 attend the
carnival and street p1rade given by mo
Marietta lodge They wcr, accom-
panied hy the Citizens hand
Mr. and Mrs. A. S Adams have re-
turned Co Marietta af'cr spending a few
days az the homo Of James McCoach.
Miss clara Alder entertained the a. T.
Club az hcr home on the South side
Tuesday evening. Sewing music aud
games were enjoyed during the evening.
and at a late hour dainty refreshmeuts
were served.
Louis Case has returned home from
n months visit with relatives In Titus
Vile. Mcdonald. and other points In
Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
WARW0OD


AZ the Parsonage OF the FIRST Rap-
ust church on Thirteenth strcet
wheeling. Rev. = r. Brininstool unit.
I'd IN marriage Miss Lillian B TuIcv
ana Mr.. samuel N. Lucas. Of Mounds
vie yesterday morning. Only attend
ants al the ceremony were friends OF
the Immediate families Following tho
Wedding. the couple left over the %
a q. railroad Tor Parkersburg where
they viii make their future home
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G.. Tulley Of Wsrwood ave-
nue. Mr.. Lucas Is resident OF
Moundsville and rs az the present
time employed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
VICTORIA rHEArRE

The White sister" at Victoria the
atre is proving one ~ the biggest At
fractions Joe McEnror's Associate Play
ers have yet produced and last night
the audience gave Miss Kramer. Mr.
Wees ana other members 81 tho company
q regular ovation. The story is one OF
Intense Interest from he start and there
are dramatic situations that are admir-
ably acted
IN tho community who rcnOunrca tha
world Tor religious life is particularly
good. ana .he D. supported In very clever
style ht ar. Wees. who takes the mart
or her military lover and tries 90 per-
ruadc her against the lfc Of the cf0fu-
lar performance. the amateura will per
form. Tho last half Of the week tho
company VIII present The Slave Girl"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
WILLIAMS DENIES
That He Arranaed my Conferences
In Connection WIN North
Carolina Gold Mine.

WASHINGTON July 7.-ComptroII.
cr Williams before a senate commit.
- TO-DAY investigatinR charges OF
misuse Or official lotterhoads for pro.
motion 81 a North Carolina gold min.
inE project. reiterated HIS previous
statement that he had no interest
Whatsoever In tho property and denied
that he ever arranged conference be.
tween the promoter and the prespec-
tive buyer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
RIVER CLEARED
OF MANY SNAGS
sconEs HUnovnD FRoN cxkxrE
puhrNo LAsI TEN DAYS
or JUNE
I=sut Oh n ysrvsy Sg-.-. p.io,. .,a
hAs--rN - Ecrh-O-haF
h1rsr Nswa-

rurirE the ten DAYS erdfrr rs-. %
many nag auf urerEs vlers renewed
from me channel q the Ohio river. Sec
urr ten. accr-tirE O. a notice i.suss %
masters ana piiot- - lieut. col IA Jsr-
Fcy. of me cerrs o. sruy ~nrineer- ara
Inspector % the Fourteenth ushthous.
district The fcIiowink are the snsE.
removed
.. risht % channel e.ls~ Beaver
E. right - channel hei-~ Ala No las
Z. isff - channel Walnut Benz
E. irtt or channel Nauata Crossing
- 5eii az channel opposite French
/. riEht - channel head. Little Har-
Z. right % channel. a. Ala No $50.
riEht % channel upper end Rock
s. right o. channel a. Ba-tons Land
l- left % channel opposite Grand
rsht Of channel opposite Lewis
q left % channel head % Hancock
9. right q channel. Frank'- ransi,r
]. left % channel HolT- Bar
riEht % channel a bove Peters
{. channel below Alton
Z. channel foot Blue River Island
%, lcit or channel head. upper Blue
LEFT % channel opposit. Mauek-
2 left % channel. below Doe Greet
]. left q channel above Ditto Land
D.. u left Of channel opposite Cedar
- .. right Of channel. opposite otter
J. right - ehannel foot Bos,on Rar
channel AZ BOSTON Bar
- nght OF channel below Gravel
!. left Of channel above Knob Creek
.. riEht q channel. foot Hughes Bar.
a, enamel front % Sew Albany. In
/. foot Goose Island.
- LEFT % channel opposite Corn
]. left Of channel. foot Coopers BAR.
]. left % channel above Copu.rs Uar
Wrecks Removed, Same Section
Athi of channel opposite Flint
Island. piece Of stone boat
Channel at Boston bar. piece OF coal
barge.
Kosmos Portland Cement Company.
one stone boat
Right. Of channel. below Gravel Point.
piece Of coal barge.
Left Of channel. above Knob croea.
Diamond Coal corany landing. one
coal barge
The steamer Liberty cleared yestar-
day morning FOR Matumoras. She Will
continue 20 parkersburg where ncW
boilers will b. Installed After bsipr
equipped with her new b1ilerss she will
re-enter the Wheeling Matamoras trade
as soon a. tho stage 81 water permits.
Tho Mildred will operate tho Mata-
moras trade while tn, Liberty H. with
drawn She arrived last night and will
60 out this morning FOR Matamoras at
II o'clock
The Kanawha Is due 90 pass down
this morning for Charleston
The river h. stationary here. with "a
full pool held by tho McMechen dam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Weekly meeting Of the Shield Of
Honor lodge No. 6 OF WarW God was
held last evening at 40 O'Clock az
the owls club. corner Third street and
hlchland avenue. A large number Of
members were present and an the
plans Tor the boat excursion July n.
Were completed. The boat will leave
WarwoOd At 30 O'Clock and the trim
viii be enjoyed by Ill present. A 70
port was made showing that large
number OF tickets have already been
sold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
BELLAIRE
Miners Demand Ala.

Twenty-eiEht miners from Redtown. a
mining village a few miles west OF Bell
alre, out OF funds and food. held a meet
Ing yesterday and decided 20 appeal 10
the township trustees for aid They
walked into the W g. Parker grocery
store at Klee and told Mr. Parker. a
member OF the board OF township trus-
tees, the condition and intimatcd that "a
was several days that they had gone
without food. Mr.. Parker called j. Il
Greenlee. member OF tho same board
over the phone and ~ was agreed to
give each 81 order for groceries The
trustees satisfied themselves that these
men representing every nationality and
race. nor their families had anVthing
whatsoever In their homes and THAI
their wives and families were slowly
starving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
TAYLOR PRIMARY
Republicans Pom . LArs. vo,. .ns
NoaAAAts an EsesptonAily
strong Ttcket

SpecLal Iisnntch On the rutrfur.n-.-
, GRAFTON. ". Va. July The Tav-
lor county Republican rrirrnr, rI..rI..,
va nflu today and ffrUrg vote wna
cast throughout thr eaHrf. wfth
! ~ ent two precincts out III tw.rf,.
Tour heard from az 90 O'Clock mani
the result o. a. faIIaua Ta---- "a
Love leads Hayward rIsrrIrr III, .Hrr-
t.fn Nntre Tor CLERK % the County af.Hrf.
'Nde Miller lrads 81 u Au.rH.r f.r
,IHali rrClk Do three votes. Hons. az
dcloEates Thomas " Urrra-.T ...-.......-
t'uasnf ~ schools " T.r.F.tr
member County court. "a. a. Uruharf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
owls Instan DILL.

Inc local lodge o. Owls held their
me Allatiou 81 officers Monday night
and the following officers we're in-
rlalled. Past President. charles McCart-
.lfFs president Charles Sueece. Vice
resident CLYDE Corners. Recording
secretary Harry Ellis. Financial Secre-
Ltr}. Louis ". S0rnmers. Treasurer
James hriEF. iuvoCator. curtis a. Riell.
Tet.ueL James Connolly. Picket. a. A.
IhIlIn. and IhEELclan. Dr. Cockrara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
HUsTIs GOES TO n. q N.

BOSTON. July lanes IT. Hustis
pres id"nt of the New York. New Haven
a Hartford railway company was to-
day elected president of Tho Roston a
Maine railroad succeeding Morris Mo
Donald, who recently resigned MIR
Hustis. election becomes effective Au-
gust 10.
When Mr.. HuEtis leaves tho New
Haven road 10 &C. cNpsvtcd that Mr. FL
uutt. besides continuing a. chairman
Of tho board. Will be given tho tile 0f
president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

a district meeting OF the Daughters
OF America was held yesterday after
noon ana evening in the Ir a.. g. A N.
hall and a large number OF defecstss
we're IN attendance. AZ the afterrrttre
session the work for the COMING year
was outlined. Follow ing the business "
tho afternoon social session was hold
concluding with "A banquet at O'Clock.
ne evening session was important and
addresses were delivered by state
deputy Anderson and Mrs. r. A. Wirk-
man. Of East Liverpool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

he.d Monday evening az th- shou ~ 49,
htinEfrort Hotel if vac ferifsf ID
.t..e Al SHOPS Thursday. July zlrd on
which day the annual ohio Nrfier 49,
hffs picnic Vii - held az MYers raEe.
anton All bridgeport BARRIERS are
Planning a. attend the ricnic and "a
order 20 nCorlnlndafr fhuas Who NAV
nave an extra growth on their faces %
head. the shops VIII remain open until
o.-o-n ~ We Ircc..l--- eN.u--E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

The petitions being circulated IN This
county 90 secure an amendment 10 me
rose county option law were circulated
IN lhlS city yesterday and by evening a
hrFe number Of names had been Sc
cured The amendment ~ secured Will
give cities home rule In the previous
wei ana Dry elections 10 be held In this
county The drys are circulating "a ne
ution IN an EFFORT 10 secure state vide
~ Novcmher ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
Aoosds % p.mnnd.

The Turner and Olsen caulnany. Of
: Guns STOW o.. aCCeded 90 the Demands ~
Ll- htrtAiuE iahnrerH on the National
lhf l"f a minimum vase scale ~ s.
Per day and the men returned 10 urnr.r
leeterdal morning in good spirits. The
nfr VII WORK nine hours Tire Pike
Vet OF l-anSinE. for about one mile. has
neen closea % while the steam shoNeis
are az work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
Warwood Briefs

". p. Reeves. OF Warwood. will
leave to-day for Littleton. on a busi-
ness trip.
Miss Bowden Thomas. OF Seven
teonth street and Warwood avenue. is
visiting az the home Of Mrs. Griffin. OF
Elm Grove.
Thomas Nowat. OF Detroit. as ex-
pcctcd 20 visit his friend George SUIT
ton. Of Sixteenth street. in the near
future
Samuel Dennis. formerl yof War.
wood. but now of Pittsburgh. e. spend
ing some time visiting friends here.
Miss BESSIE Wilson. Of Twentieth
street and Richland avenue. f. slowly
improving after having an attack OF
whOopinR cough
Mrs. l.. J. Miller. Of Twenty-frst
street. left yesterday for Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
BUBONIC PLAGUE
Another Case Reported BY Federal
Health Authorities-Is Also Sec
ond Death From Disease

NEW ORLEANS. July 7. A third
case Of tnibonic plague was announced
late today by the federal health on
Gals. John Jackson. a nine year old
negro boy died July 2nd at his home
about three miles from the original
injected district ARCHAEOLOGICAL ex-
perimonts gave positive evidence Of
the disease. This makes the second
death since the outbreak Of the dis
ease