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students visit stock Exchange.

About seventy students from Columbia
University visited tho Stock Exchange
yesterday. They were accompanied by
Prof Anger. They were met In the lobby
by several OF tho governors. who conducted
them to the gallery and explained to them
the workings Of the exchange.
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement Of the Clearing
House Association compares as follows
with the previous weeks figures:
ACTUAL CONDITION
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Sugar---I3usiness in raw and refined
sugar was light yesterday and prices were
unaltercd.
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sDclcit.
The receipts from customs ycsierday wefe
al: corporation tax. SOS. and miscellaneous
si2i sot National bank notes received Tor re-
deuption. 49, 4a. 092. ,,.., c,,..
The cash statement OF tho United STATES
Treasurer for March II shows;
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W ,ns Imports OF dry goods and general mer.
80 al Tho port OF New York Tor the week
,lm. March :, as compared with the pre-
lola. setA and the corresponding week OF 1913.
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!. md inves,mcn,s. ss2a. nsn. 4Oo .
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON March 1.-THE u atcment OF
the receipts ami pay warrants OF the treasury
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The LlverpoOl market was stcady. IN'r'
va. oulet business IN spot cotton. with
mltdlIncs . points up Mt 7.oid. Sales.
1000 bales Receipts, $4,000 bales. in
eluding 10 900 American.
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Important changes in cash holdings and
loans OF the banks and trust companies
are as follows
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The appended table gives the percentage
of cash reserves to deposits Of the more
proulncnt banks and trust companies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

NOR that she a about Ia leave town.
story in an evening paper TO the
eject that she and her husband we're
10 become reunited and leave today
or Kentucky was riEidly denied BY
the woman in the case She said that
While not knowing her husbands in.
ienttons. yet she did not intend 20 BE-.
come reunited to him. that their sepa.
ration was a. complete now as az the
time following her confession. in
which she told him OF her double life
with chief Lcyland.
While she did not deny the fact that
her furniture was packed. yet she
iigidly denied that she Ia coins 10
leave town
\ large For Rent sign adorns tho
front door. but u stated that she had
not altogether given up her lease and
mat b paid her rent regularly. Her
attorney. 3 q Royce. said last night
mat the woman did not intend 20 leave
inc town. and would possibly STAY
whore III nov lives.
Sho stated that tho only reason that
she wished 20 leave the present lora.
lion was the fact that tho mon who
were boarding with her had been laid
on from their work. and that she could
not ahord 10 rent n house a. large as
me one she now
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INFORMATION roR l.
LUNG sUrrHnrRs

Wuulf sou lke to know more about a
rcm"dN Tor Lung Trouble which nae
nf1uRnt about many complete recover
rhc makers 20 Ertmaua AIfrrn.
I've are in receipt OF many really Wor-
lefful reuoftH and viii be- pleased 20
fnr tu YOU copies ~ original letter.
and nlao booklet on diet and pr0per rare
needed Do rccoNerinE health. Invest
safe this case
1si9 sua~ruohanna Ave. phiia. "a
My Dear Sir. For two feara v-aa
nHucted with lemorrhnrea or the luna
ana iu February ~ 1909 7 was faEsr
With o. severe attack ~ ruaumDrI4
When Z recovered sufficiently a. uaiE
about thr house Q was ieff with q fright-
tnl. hackinN cough. which no medicine 1
raj taken could alleviate % Wa a.
THIS thine March. 1903 that started
taking Alternative. fn : rh0rt
ilWN my guurlt waa rune and Uaa
pronounced we'll cannot nurnH a.,
hlrhIN Tor The Fo0d NJ has done
f~rlgufl1 ONWARD o. KIpTy
Above ahhrrNI tfnd more on re1rrrf ,
irFnnar Aifcaute haa been rro,e,
Nf many tenrr fest 90 Do wnaf shirari'
nua fof severe Throat HnI Iung Nneet.
Tons bronchitis. bronchial Asthma
stubborn colds and fr u~uhu1firf fre
ff affW 'uufHina no u~rfrufIrH r0iasra
nr FORMING druHa Sold Et fraf.
Inr druEriate Write The Trkman I'm.
UrHfufN. NhilHdrIuhIH. va ZOO. nD.rf.f
irIIinE of ~rernveriee % additional evil
denc~
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tanooga. Tenn. to visit friends and
relatives.
II. II. Smith of SistersviIle is a
business visitor In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Brown of Steu-
btnNille. o, who have been guests
here. nave returned home.
George + House. of the Island. left
Ihutsaay TOT S~pencerville. Md, where
ne viii spend the summer.
John Whitney. OF the United : ates
enElneering corps. has returned from
= three weeks visit with relatives at
Norwich. VI.
Richard like. Of Sand Hin district
IS In the city this week. serving on
the Federal jury.
Deputy L. 5. Marshal c. Ellie VIII.
Jams a returned from a business
Trip to New Cumberland.
&. Is kefauver. OF Parkersburg
clerk OF the Federal court. arrived
Wednesday evening 10 attend the Man
session in this city.
Deputy L. s. Marshal VIM. Brown
let yesterday with n number OF Fed.
.taI prisoners. taking them TO Mar
linsburg. where they will be placed In
me Berkeley county Jail.
Loyd Strope OF Cameron spent yes
terday In The city transacting busi-
4. G. Thomas OF the city pen yes.
terday al GAINESVILLE. Ohio. on bust
ness.
II ~ Pierce. travelling passenger
ascent Tor The Hooking VALLEY railroad
spent yesterday In the city calling on
local railroad officials.
j. p GARFIELD. general passenger
scrnt for th" Southern Pacific RAFT
road spent yesterday in the city on
Mrs. Walter Weaver OF Mounds.
VIE spent Wednesday in the city
shopping.
y r. Morrow OF McKaesport O..
day.
NJ l. CarmOtt Of Wellman. lows
u In the city combining business with
pleasure.
l. J. Frizzell Of Holloway. q. Is the
guest 81 relatives In the city.
br Clara Sullivan made a profess-
i0nal call 20 Moundsyille yesterday.
conrad HirEch and Albert schair,r
lcaEe tonight for Atlanta. Ca. TO at
t'nd mo Shriners convention.
Mrs. Wade Pepper and son F'redor.
lck have returned from Tniont6wn
"a where they have been the guest
~ relatives ~
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DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR STOMACH
Use Mi-o-na%Sure. Safe and Ell.
fective Indigestion Relief
or Money Refunded

IL you are not able 20 digest your
food; IL you lack an appetite. N your
stomach IN sour. gassy. upset. your
tongue coated: II your head aches
and you are dizzy: II you have heart.
burn and pains In your colon or
bowels. why suffer ~needlessly?
Buy now-to-day-from any drug.
gist. a hfty cent box OF Mona Stom.
aeh Tablets. Take them regularly as
directed and see how quickly you get
relief. There Is no more effective
remedy for stomach ills than Mi-o-na.
IL Is o only a digestive giving quick
relief. but also strengthens and
builds up surely and safely the diges-
tive organs. sooths the irritated
membrane and increases the flow OF
the digestive juices. which insures n
speedy recovery. Your whole system
Is benefited and you become well and
strong. Start treatment today.
Mto-na is different from other dt.
gestve remedies. Tr ya free sample.
Address Booths Mi-o-na. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
ORPHANS DAY
Auto Club COMMITTEES Meets and MaRes
Arrangements for Observance
OF The nay.

tast evening in the board 81 trade a..
'emhly rooms a meeting Of the special
entertainment committee ~ ne Onto
valley Automobile club. In charge or
ne arrangement Tor ere O~hafrranrr nf
me annual orphan UaF outing. fn Do
heIl TuefnnN. June 90. was held Pre-.
Iiminarv arrangement were d-iaruaaef
t.n thr rrlurum Tor fhr dHw arranged
NNlgh VIII w. at r. later Hrfr
Cd ro Tar. provides Tor nIf fhe car. meet.
inf ~ como central point in the pIfv.
Ir"iHhIf fnc EIke club where tfav will
fucu hI fHe committee tn the tfr.
rem
short parade Through TIRE tr..nra.
jon WI FOLLOW after which ffa
lIiIlrfn VII Do driven Ha fHr a. Wet
NIfNauirr nnf returned fU WnffIIrr
1f. here They VIII Dol entertained dur.
iur fHr day
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rfke Briefs

Mrs : \. Cloudy. who has been
spending several months with relatives
near C~laysville. Pa. e. the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. y. -. Walton at their home At
Forest View. She W III later go 90
Chicago where she viii be the guest OF
her son. Frank Cloudy who Is connected
with the g r. 1. a 7. railroad.
Milton Hedges Of West Liberty sn.nt
Yesterday In Wheeling loeking after
business.
Dennis Williams % sherrard was a,
tiers Of business.
Mrs. W. NJ. CROW has returned 20 her
home on the Stone church road after
spending a few days with relatives at
Moundsvilie.
Guy McCammon OF bethany was n
business caller In Wheeling yesterday.
Henry Huffman Is moving into his
new residence on the National Pike at
Fulton
The windows IN the new stone church
ed.
Frame and Mason. popular BARRIERS OF
Elm Grove are installing Some up-,o-
date hNtures In their barber shop. They
eNPect 10 take on a new partner IN the
near future.
Rev. J. W. johnson % the Buckley N.
p church will M the Alnit OF TriadeI-
phta NJ r church SUNDAY while Rev.
charge OF the Buckley services.
Albert Holman Of Twilight spent YES
terday In Wheeling looking after bust
ness.
Miss Ethel Wallace 81 sand uyu 4.
nc guest for a feW DAYS Of friends at
Joseph Mccullagh Of West Liberty.
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musical Offering. with n mysterious ana
pITa-ihg hnlsh. n pretty maiden clad
lh DAINTY. pajamas sitting IN the new
moon sailing over the heads OF the
H1dlehce. ropptng now and then low
them. pinuing a caruation la
tWe button holes of some OF the gentle
men m the audience. singing TO them.
the pretticst musical onsrtng that ,ver
showed At the Orpheum.
Toe buquesne quartet VAS another
-I'at rot hughiug act as singers with
good wholesome comedy they are alone
10 thelr own class. william NcEav
presented a clever comedy drnmaffc
paNlet entitled. Honest John Mac
rulfe which was n laugh from start
20 hnish The Narron BROTHERS had an
exceptionally clever ~acrohatir act The
L'r 'stnltF. In a novelty musical onor.
lhe. playing The largest horn in the
Mofld. rendered many bully selections
tn"t were applaudcd and tho motion
ph~oto-play picture was splendId.
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About People
Movements OF individuals TO
and From tile City.
TRL-sTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS

stsmm-E b Armstrong. Arm
strongs Mills. o. y. snyder. Woods
field. o John Stamm. New Martin :
vile. o. ~. WoOfter. kenova: W. ~
Seyfert. Hickory. Pa Ralph n. Han.
lon. I~anesville. o; b. c. jenkins,
Buckhannon.
Grand c~ntrsI-C H. Junkins. Fair.
mont VI ". Taylor. Coshocton. q
W. J. Fisher. Zanesville. O: Ida VI
field. Charleroi. Pa 4 r. Caldwell
Alledonia. o. J y r. Sine. Buck
harmon J. r. Kleves. Grafton.
5runs~iek-J. Arnold. Parkera
burg, y W. Davis. ". G. Drake. Cam.
eron W e. Thomas. Mannington
= y Hindlay. Charleston. A. T. Brad.
ley, Fairmont. ~ l. Be Masters. r.
VI. IL Masters. New Martinsville.
McIure-J. a. CANCER. Z~anesvtle
q NJ p Mccormick. G~alflpolis. q .
Nelson Reid. Parkersburg. W. r.
Phillips. Buckhannon f. 4. Blakes.
lee. ~Parkersburg. W. r. Sykes. Mari
eta, o. Tim Ross. Waynesburg. Pa.
Tho following are mong tho shri.
ners who leave tonight for the con.
vcntion az Atlanta. Ga. r. a. Ora.
ham. Charles Evans. Imperial Pofen.
tate W W. Irwin. wife and daughter.
Miss Martha Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Lineley. Mr. and Mrs. r. vs.. liar.
rlson. Dr. and Mrs Oscar Hurdattq
Mrs Fred SChwertfegor. Mesdames
Charles Aul. Jason stamp. Louisa
Burdaits. David q Morgan. Charlie
schmidt. George Hook. Matilda Znock.
20. Elwood Zoockler. Mr.. and Nrs.
Harry walker. q. 49, Rice. T.. a gcho
ned. Albert lee. Mr. and Nra Charlie.
Brucmmcr. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie.
liorHlm'm 1eorFe Mason. Henry
5iamm Meinhart Mr. and Mr.
2 y Mos. Ted Ellis. Patrick Obor
man VIII Bruhn. Charles Hood Mr
and Mra ! 70 GOlncr. Mr. and Mra
= y Dummor. Carrie %gfrpohmau
TARA kraatz. Hickey Kraatz Wr and
Mrs l. Bachman. John I~ioronfoIdor
70 ana Charles Cannon. J O.
FoN T. y McCammon. IS vs. Moore
Rose Moss. Mr. and Mrs A. II peate
w and Mrs Sam L0yd. Mr. and Nra
UI NfCOff. Mr. and Mra O.
nchnrideL Mrs Charles BrOckharf
Ir and Mrs u T. ArmbriFht. Her
man Bcntz. VIII McElr0v and ofhorr
WIZ Stfrn % tho South side has
state
Mrs Sarah vonoman Of went
nInth street IH seriously iU
Mr. and Mrs Chester Carpenter
nee kllevrF ~ this city are onIoyin.
rouf ,hfgnfh Ncw York. Nileara
lalls and other places OF Interest
MllF Hazel Scamon FudIIf Thurada.
in Wflleburr the rueat Of friends
Wise Ada AndroHa Of Glendale went
70 WFlfburH on Thurrday evening f0
sing in a concert
Attorney Marsh Watkins lon for
Mansfield. .. for o. business trp
Mis-" l1ura Conner Of W0uudaviUe
ha' accepted a position Boo Bacra
pharmacy
lisH Fannie Brady leaves soon for
IN European tour She will Join Il
party from NirriuIa
Harry Hesa Of Pittsburgh ia the
guort NJ bic brother Chester in fbe
.fffv
Mr and Nrs a 8 Wheat sail this
month fur H European tour
hIFH NsdEc Johnson leu for Chat
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Yaps orxna Arr,xsa

me pipe organ Tor this new stone
Snurch At Elm Grove. arrived over the
80 ". railroad yesterday and will be
unioausd and taken 20 the church to-
Gay. The organ when Installed will be
one OF the hnest In the out the pike
section IL will take about two weeks
70 install It, but the contractors are
that II Will be completed I'm
plenty OF time for the dedicatorial ex-
ercises that will be held June IA. For
something the members OF the church
nave feayed hat the organ would not
arrive N time for these services, but
with its arrival last evenins its in
staliation In tLne for the d~edicatorial
services il assured.
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MRS. HESTON NOT
TO LEAVE CITY
PRINCIPAL WITNESS IN LEYLANu
CASE DENIES RUMoR OF
LEAVING.
Has Decided Not 20 Operate Boarding
House. and Has Packed Furni.
ture Away and Will Remain.

They don't need 10 think they can
shake me. A. am not roinE 10 leave
town
Mrs Emo Uoston. wife % Frank
Hcston principal figure IN the lev
land Neqton proceeding made M
above statement last night 20 an In
l'ligcnccr reporter when nc called nj
her home IN connection with n m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08
AT II VICTORIA

Tess - the storm G%ouufrV" pro
duced 90 the Victoria theatre YESTERDAY
INC hrft time. hy Joe ~ Enroe and
Win real delight by the large audiences
MISS krHmfr who takes the part Of
Tess b. seen Co better advantage In
wary and those who saw her in the
rfHt play ~ the week. Will realize What
that means.
Tess. q child ~ nature rises 70 vo,a.
'fful hei-Hts Of emotion during the
CrurFncuurac % the play and Nil
hfamfr is equal 20 every demand made
ON her talents. She more than dettrttcH
nor audiences yesterday and her supuort
was strong On everv department. \ bet.
i'f stock company has not been seen
mere IN q lpug time and Wheeling pco.
pie who have not seen them have a
treat On store o. the same play will be
given today and Saturday.
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Grifhth and crane. anaEer Of the mark
mat al children viii be admitted f-,-
ana VIII also he prevented with compIi-
mentary tickets FOR tho various amuse-
ments the PARK has 20 offer.
The committee In charge o. the AFFAIR
is composed Of. w. a. Colvig. chairman:
v. w. Pollacks 4 \. Wilson. singleton
PAUL. g. Q. Franzheim: Clearance D..
Eecncy. 90 W Gee. a. G. Stifel. T
w estmycr. Marsdcn T.. Colvfg u D.
tehfcne George H. List. Ios~rh Bale.
Robinson. A. W. Loe and A. d
Another meeting o. tho cofnmttte viii
~ tfli ln the near future. subject a.
nc GU Or The chairman. % which time
Dr. hoped 20 complete arrangement Tor
The day "
Women employees OF the rove-r
mont printing onces are 20 have rcst.
rooms
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Elm Grove Council.

me regular monthly meeting Of the
Fam Grove council Wss held last eveninr
IN the mayors office Several imnort-
AM matters were taken up at this meet
Ing. Including the passing 81 the 60.
ORDNANCE. This ordinance came IN SOM.
time ago In connection WITH the rhicke,
oroinsnce; heavy fine being the pen
atty Tor letting them run loose. rb.
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me pupils OF the Triadelphia district
n,sn school last evening presented the
pLay. emitted the Fifteenth OF Janu-
E~dgington Lane. This Is the second
time this play has been given by the
stuaehts aud each time II has made "A
decided hit with the public. Last even
ing II was presented before a crowded
mouse and was much Appreciated.
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Mothers Day are being made IN an -
cnnrches OF the out the pike district. In
order that all mothers will be able 10
st.shu the services automobiles are be-
Ing provided for taking them - go
from the churches In = number OF Tho
churches special musical programs are
being mi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

The ledies OF the 81. Vincent church.
OF FIN Grove. entertained last eVenine
AZ me st vincent parochfai school hail
win a euchrc party. The affair was the
iirst that has been given since the close
OF inc Lenten season and Wa attended
py a large number. Handsome prizes
were awarded the Winners
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Republican Meeting.

do-morr0w evening at the mayors
oltice At Elm Grove the Republicans or
Iriadelphta district will hold a meefine
Tor n purpose OF naming delegates for
tne state convention "a Charleston. MAY
~ interest In the election IL at fevc-
heat and the meeting Saturday pro,ntse-
70 DC one OF the biggest ever held in tho
district. Indications ere that practical
~ en- the voters OF the district will b.
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meeting OF the ladies Aid Society
of h Buckley NJ. T.. church al E,dgine-
ton Lane. was held last evening at the
nome OF Mrs. 5. J. Davies at the corner
OF and South Park streets. A
musical and literary program was rem
uered following which the aides took up
tneir fancy work Following this re-
were served The Ladies
June ., at the Sufel store at Wheeling
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The Jane Pryor Guild OF the ST
fauis Il. T. church at Elm grove will
hoiu a sale in the basement OF
the church. next Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. Contributions for the sale
viii be received by Mrs. Edward Gibson
sr. or Mrs. Herbert Parker.
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Contractors f~inncgan and Amos. of
Elm Grove. are last completing work
on the new county hospital. Most %,
the outside work is completed ana YES.
terday the work 81 plastering was
STARTED The men IN charge OF ths
work expect TO have the building I'm.
tshed within a short time.
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The regular meeting OF Panama lodge
chieId OF Honor. was held last evening
~ Elm Grove. Several important mat
ters OF business were taken up and o
class OF candidates initiated. Follow
Ing the Initiation a social session was
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council also instructed the city solicitor
10 draw up an ordinance pertaining 10
vehicles both motor and horse. as 10
passing cars while they are unloading or
Kin on passengers. This will be
heard for the first reading a. Ia. rsN-
regular meeting. Several other matters
OF minor importance were taken Up.
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p" tNr WAY OF nu Amusement nf.
'fiUn FNnn fnf -Huarlm rrf.fnflT
..' tIf fffHf OF aI rnrrfHrulHr 0nrrInrr
o frrHHN afternoon and last rIrEf
the 'ifI ln fhs Moon. a rhHfmIua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-08

was a business caller AZ wheeling yes
tcrday.
Mr.. Homer w. Seabright Of Washing
ton. Pa. ts spending a few days as the
guest Of relatives al Edgwood.
W. ~. Sll Of the Panhandle Arrlcul-
turul club viii give a spraying demon
stration AT The p X Davis farm on the
stone church road Thursday Niay Il
Miss Grace Carrigan Of Columbus. has
returned 90 her home after spending A
Few days with friends at w~oodsdale.
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BEUTER RROS

Chickens. Ducks. Turkeys. Spring
Lamb and Sweetbreads. All fresh.
BEUTER BROS.
1116 Market Street.