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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
OUT-THE.PIKE


A force OF men we're PLACED Al work
yesterday setting poles along Main
street, Elm Grove The work. u h.
said. u being done BY the West Viz
f,nia Traction and Electric company
Tor the purpose % extending their
transmission line TO the upper erd Of
the town. Just how far the work viii
be completed A. the present time h.
not known. but n f. said on rood au-
thority that ~ will. IN the near future.
Be connected a. far a. the pumplnE
station a. Patterson. n L. thought
that for the present the line will Ter
inmate Al the Cecil lumber yard.
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several million dollars about two
weeks ago. but the hundreds Of note
holding banks throughout the coun.
try continued &c press their claims
until II became evident that practfc.
ally the whole $40. 900 900 would have
to be raised to save the company from
failure. Mr.. Clshin at a conference
lasting until after midnight last night
with J. 7. Morgan, J. s Alexander
president Of the National Bank of Com
merce. Albert n. Wiggin. president Ct
Tho Chase National bank. and Other
nnanciers. made p last appeal but the
decision went against MIN The bank
ers believed that receivership and a
reorganization Of the ~ B Clahtn
company which would include It's sep.
aration from the United Drv Goods
company and the Associated Mer-
chants company. was the wiseet
course 10 pursue. A. this meeting. Mr.
Claiftn Is said TO have announced his
intention 10 resign from the two lat.
ter concerns
Filed Friendly Suit
To-day John e. Eames. vice presi-
don't ~ II. u Clahin companv filed n
friendly suit In equity against In. al
leginr that II was unable al present
70 meet lis liabilities. This was adj
United by the company and Judge
Hand In the federal court appointed
as receivers Joseph r. Martindalo.
president Of the Chemical National
bank. and Frederick a Juillard a
dry goods merchant
Almost simultaneously n petition
in involuntary bankruptcy was filed
by three merchandise creditors
whose attorneys announced they
would scck the appointment 81 other
receivers. In this action subpoenas
were issued for Mr. Claim Mr.
Eames and Dexter y Force. treasur-
or ~ the COMPANY 20 appear ami
show cause on or before July why
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and-so. or this and-suchC mention
inc tho names Of many other rene
diesl. His truthful answer ls al.
ways No. % De- not" There Is no
other medicine made On America ~.
day that has r. rcrmicidc and vcrmt.
fuEo combined with If's other inFre.
clients 20 al 90 warrant ita use Tor
people ~ any ace and poeitiveIs
passing any Kind of worms while o.
De- being taken hy either an adult or
% child 80 or.afoa Of any sort are
IN b., eo Dr. cannot possibly harm any.
ono. o. BEL for tho cure ~ any form
~ stomach or Kidney troubles. a.
tarrh or rheuwafIew Got ls now
from Gricsf's ORIGINAL Cut Rate
DRUG Store. 1871 Market street.
whore fresh supply Is always kept
on hand Quaker Herb Extract b.
800 q aInElo bottle. which BE- q trial
for children. fhroo bottles FOR g. go
ie fhe trial Tor adults Six BOTTLES
fhn usual fuil course. will cost Won
a. NN and win DO moro toward bring
inc real health than fen times Thar
amount ~ pills. pellets. tablets and
powders ~ which you know nothing
af al O1 of Balm tho great Uni-
went i7 SOC a bottle.
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Mr.. LraIa eardaII pI,..

Mrs. Lydia Ann Bardall. wife OF =
e. Bardan OF Moundsvllle. died A. the
family home on Fifth street. Mounds
vile. yesterday AZ - - .. m. from
the effects OF cirrocis OF the liver. fol.
lowing an illness OF the past several
months. Funeral services will be held
sunday afternoon at 1880 o'clock In
the residence. Rev. W B King. for.
merry OF the First NJ r church at
Moundsyille. but now located at Elk
ms. W. Va. will officIate assisted by
Dr. +. J. Knox. present pastor OF the
First NJ. r church OF Moundsville
The deceased was seventy nine
years OF age and was born in York
Pa She h survived by her husband
J. G. Bardall. president OF the J. G.
Bardall Broom company. OF Mounds.
Vile. also three daughters and one
son. all residing in Moundsville She
was member OF the First NJ. r
church 10 which she was much de-
voted. The deceased was the young
est OF eleven children all OF whom
are now dead. Her last remaining
brother died at Morgan. Kentucky
Wednesday OF this week and will b-
buried tomorrow
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RnnubIIcans 20 Mnet.

The Triadelphia District Republi-
cans will hold n suggestion meeting
SATURDAY. evening at the Mayors Of
hce In the town hall at Elm Grove
The purpose OF the meeting is the
nominating OF district of for the
coming election. ~ This meeting sug-
gestions viii be made for the officers
OF. member Of the Board OF Education
president Of The Board Of Education.
Justice OF the peace and constable
for the district Interest in these dis
trict Offices IL at a fever heat and the
fight promises to be one OF the hot
est ever staged in a political fight in
the district. As yet II IL not known
Just who the choice OF the voters will
fall on a. there IL a long list OF those
wanting the Offices and hut few places
20 be filled
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Special Services.

Rev u. l.. Reid. pastor Of Triadel-
phia NJ. r church announced last
evening that Rev n. C. Wylie. n. u.
and LID. president OF Allegheny Col
lese ~ Allegheny Pa. will deliver an
address To the congregation Of the
Triadelnhia church Sunday morning
a. III o'clock. Al eight o'clock In the
evening a prohibition meeting will be
held ~ the church. The meeting will
Dc addressed bv Rev Wylie and Rev.
Reid and promises 80 be one OF the
most interesting OF the kind ever held
IN the out the nike district. All are
invited to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

Miss Mabel Atkinson. OF Mt. Leon.
left yesterday for Nandergrift Pa
where she will spend several days as
the guest OF friends az a house party.
Albert Culley. OF Viola. spent yester-
day at Elm Grove. looking after bust
ness matters.
The members OF the Triadelphia VI.
r. Sunday school presented the play
entitled "On n Sightseeing Car" at
Crafts hall last evening. The affair
was attended by a large crowd. and
was one of the most interesting plays
ever presented in the district.
Good progress Is being made on the
improvements that are being made to
the Dieckman greenhouse at Park
View
The new sausage factory that is be
ing erected at the Schenk packing
plant. at Fulton. will be ready for use
In the near future.
NJ and Mrs J. w Hickey. OF Co
lUTlOus. are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
J. w. Dunlap. at West Alexander. for
several days.
Orlie Kimmins. OF Sand Hin. spent
yesterday In the out-the-pike district,
looking after business.
Dr. Shields and Squire Seibert made
trip to the country yesterday TO al
tend to some business matters.
Richard Luke. of Sand Hill. spent
Yesterday az Elm Grove. looking after
business matters
Miss Sue Wayman. OF Steubenville.
Is the guest for few days OF friends
at Edgwood
Rev. and Mrs l. b. LewelIyn. OF
Elm Grove. are spending a few DAYS
al Washington. Pa, where they are tho
guests OF friends
The regular weekly meeting OF Pan
anna lodge. Shield Of Honor. was held
al their lodge rooms al Elm Grove last
evening.
DR. ". p Summons and mother. Mrs
J. l.. Sammons, OF Calls. are spending
several days in Wheeling as the guests
OF friends and relatives.
Mrs. A +. Ruble. OF Elm Grove. il
spending a few days az the guest OF
friends az Washington Pa.
Rev and Mrs. J. W. johnson. OF
Edgwood. left yesterday for Hunting
ton. where Mrs. Johnson's mother IL
seriously III.
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Following an illness % several DAYS
George W. Herman. ai-year-ol son or
Mr. and Mrs. samuel and Rose Herman.
yesterday morning at o'clock The
deceased was a mill worker In the IA
Belle mill and prominent young man
Of the South side lie H. survived ~.
his father and mother. Funeral serv-
ices viii be held this afternoon at .
o'clock az the residence % his parents.
and interment will be In Peninsula Gem
etery
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At present plans are under way for
the holding OF a woodmen picnic
sometime during the month OF July
Tho Henry Clay camp OF Elm Grove
hold an annual picnic during each
summer and are planning 10 make
the one for this season one OF the
most successful ever held by the
lodge. Just where the outing will be
held II not as yet settled. but Il will
likely be AZ either an out-thepike park
or Blayney's Grove good athletic
program IL being arranged for tho
day
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The stationary firemen % Wheeling
and vicinity held their annual outing
and picnic yesterday al Glen Lawn, a
popular resort In the out-the-pike dis
fricf- Large delegations from the city
attended the meeting. the trip from
the city being made over the West
virginia Traction and Electric com
pany's line and by automobiles. About
sixty of the nremsn were present and
enjoyed one OF the most pleasant days
OF the summer. The day was spent in
games and other diversions
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Sunday School Outing.

The members OF Buckley NJ r sun
day school held their annual outing
yesterday at Blayney's Grove near
West Alexander Early In the morn
Ing large crowd left on special cars
over the West Virginia Traction and
Electric company's line for the outing
grounds. At noon a luncheon was ser
we'd and the afternoon was devoted to
different sports including an athletic
program The day proved exceeding
~ Interesting inasmuch as II was a
day OF complete recreation.
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Hughes Funeral.

Funeral services for the late Mrs Re-
becca Hughes. highly respected rest
cent OF this city. who raised away
Wednesday morning. viii be held this
afternoon az o'clock. Rev. Arden
Miller Of the Emmanuel Baptist church
viii have charge. and interment will be
In Peninsula cemetery
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Special Dispatch TO tho lntelliCencer.
ola RNSBURG. w. Va. June rs
VIM. II. Hawkins. farmer OF Middle
Run. near Weston, died In hospital
here today OF injuries caused by the
Kick Of a horse yesterday. at his home
He was Sc years old. and Is survived
by his widow and one son, Henry. The
body was taken TO Weston this evening
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CHAPLIN co.

requirements which We have not been
able fu meet "
Eforts 20 Raise Funds Pail.
Tho crash came TODAY after vain
effort. bad been made hy SIR CIafin
FOB induce J r. Morgan n COMPANY
and other vail street banking Intel.
sffs i0 loan Iim money m tide over
poe hnrf1eemerf These banker.
~ vas learned advanced me company
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negroes from the near vicinity Of Elm
Grove decided they could run the
town 20 please themselves They
were standing on the corner In front
OF Pestingers Saloon partly soaked
and were making considerable noise.
Officer J. O Butler warned them 10
desist from their noise making. they
replied that they would do as they
pleased and that no cop In the town
could take them In. II Is also said
they remarked that they would get
him (meaning the officer) N he both
erpd with them. Floyd Hanson a
young man OF Elm Grove was deput-
ised by Butler TO help take the offend
ers In. They made tracks TO the low
or end of town and after "A hot chase
escaped for the time. They were Lloyd
Douglass and Edward Busch employed
short distance from Elm Grove.
Yesterday Butler had the warrants Is
sued and placed the guilty parties I'M
der arrest They put mp for trial. but
Busch failed TO appear last evening
before Mayor Rine Douglass was as
sessed 81 and trimmings and Busch
will likely be brought up sometime
today.
Butler is determined 10 break up the
practice OF lettering on the corners
during the late hours Of the evening
as many complaints are being regis
tered, and he will take in all offenders.
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MR.. {. C. PLACCUS
FUNERAL SATURDAY
ELks LoDcE or vHEELzsc TO
HOLD HrTuALrsrrC sEHvtCE
AT Hohn TO-EroHT.
Last kits. 70 Ne o1v~r IN Family Hozns
14tnroAy Aft~rnoon-Inf~rmsnt
IN Greenwood csmstsry.

Members 81 F.Iks Lodge. n y. -. n SO.
-. vii Eather this evening ~ the hone
- the late Edward &. flaccus. - Alien
nFim. ard there. In thr presence % their
depatred brother. pay silent respect o.
TIE life that has been takrn from them
a. the result - q feIiorahis accidcnt.
sunday Hifusiistic FerFices % the or
der Nlll b. observed ~ o'clock the
Lodge going out IN special cars. leaving
the club rooms a. O'Clock. All mem
bers are requested % b present
Funeral services over the remains q
the esteefud businas man Who passed
away yesterday morning. MI b. held
saturday afternoon a. o'clock. al the
family home. and Rev J ~. Potter. pas
tor % Vance Memorial church. - NhtC n
the deceased was a member will haE e.
charge % the funeral Following the
services intsrfnent will b. IN Greenwood
csm~t.ry.
During yesterday and last niEnt
friends % the deceased and his family.
gathered az the home and paid their
rympathettc respects 20 The deceased =
family. Probably n death has occa-
stoned any more general rsmorse tnan
this one.
Pew men enjoyed the whols-heartcd
friendship % the rich and poor alike a.
DID the deceased. he Was at home ma
any environment. His pleasing person
atty won for him host Of Influential
friends who express their sorrow IN
mute attitude. Re was business msn
OF estr@m. prominence. General con
cern was manifested over his condition
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Tho last sad rites over the remains
CO the late Mrs. Edward Springer. who
iassed away a. the Ohio Valley Gen
cr"l HOSPITAL Monday evening were
held from the late home at McGraws
Run yesterday afternoon. The serv-
ices were attended by one OF the larg-
est crowds present AT any funeral In
ihe out the pike district for years.
Following the funeral sermon which
was delivered by Rev. D. l.. Reid OF
Tria delphia. interment was made AZ
the West Alexander cemetery.
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from the time o. his injury until his
death. many telephone calls a. news
paper offices aud tn hospitzl. register
Ing the spirit In which he vas felt
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Among tho 1900 inhabitants IN ire
printer
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Negroes In Bad.
Wednesday night about 12 bells two
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-06-19
Prosperity Ridge

Charlie Anderson had COW killed by
Lightning last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs went over and Wis
tied at Mundy's Sunday.
John Christian bought fifteen head OF
yearlings Of ID. P. Pottenger,. Tuesday,
paying $50 a head for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gresham went to
Colorado Springs on pleasure trip last
Friday and returned Sunday.
Gotleb Schneider had valuable horse
sick for several days but Veterinary
Barkley brought him around all right.
Clarence and Harvey Squires autoed
from Colorado Springs to the ranch last
Saturday and will remain for two
weeks visit.
On Tuesday word was received from
the hospital that George Burkhart was
as we'll as could be expected but much
weaker. His father is also there getting
his hands treated but expects to be at
home soon.
The Bethel Sunday school will have a
Fourth Of July picnic on the old w. e
Whitney place, one-fourth mile west OF
the church. A short program will be
rendered and we expect to have ball
game. Come and enjoy yourself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clark gave q fare
we'll dinner last Sunday in honor Of Mrs.
Adeline Davies. who leaves this week for
Oakland, Calf. Those present wore Mr..
and Mrs. A. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
JEFF Blakely and Miss Dyer Of Elbert.
Miss Jessie Dittemore attended the
dance at Palmer Lake, Saturday night
On her return home she was instructing
few friends in the "Boston Dip when
she slipped and fell, spraining her knee
cap. She is able to limp around. Young
ladies, beware!
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-06-19
Rock Butte

Haying has begun.
Floyd Coo went to Denver Friday
Another good soaking rain Monday.
George Hames is sojourning for few
days in Elizabeth.
Herbert Wilson Of Boulder is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. II. s. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayberry went
to Denver last Wednesday.
Mrs. Dennison is in Denver and Mr..
Dennison is keeping house.
Myrn Wight and Morris Donegan went
to Denver Tuesday to see the Dig show.
Mrs. Chas. Beutel was taken to Dem
YER hospital, last week, for an operation
for gall stones.
Mrs. John Freuchting went to Parker
Saturday to visit her mother, who has
been sick for long time.
Will Trip, who is working for Mr.
Rezner, is taking vacation and visiting
his brother Lee east Of Kiowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bush entertained
at dinner, Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Rez
ner, Floyd Harris, MrIand Mrs. G. F.
John and Myrn Wight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Albin came over tc
Elizabeth, Saturday, to meet cousin
and her family from st. Paul, who will
visit with them for some time.
Mrs. Annette Stone, the music teacher
was badly hurt in runaway last week
She seems to be unfortunate as she was
severely injured in runaway less than
year ago.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-06-19
Bijou Basin.

Waldo Colbert is working for Stove
Durkee.
Harry Evans was in the Basin one day
recently.
Mr.. Gopher Holden autoed to Calhan
Thursday.
A. G. Putnam bought bunch Of cat
tie Of Steve Durkee recently.
Mrs. Jim Durkee and son Steve were
in Colorado Springs last week.
Steve Durkee left for Denver Saturday
to attend the races 1t Overland park.
Jess Petefish was reported very sick
last week but is getting along fine at
present.
Miss Airel Aux is visiting with her
aunt and uncle, MIR. and Mrs. Gopher
Holden.
Mr.. John Blue of Peyton was trans
acting business with Mr.. Colbert last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Steward spent
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. Peter
son and family.
Miss Olive Holden OF Colorado Springs
has been visiting at Gopher Holden's the
past few weeks.
The Basin people are now hauling
their cream to Peyton. Better prices is
their object in taking it there.
Miss May Jamison of Colorado City,
one Of our former school teachers, spent
last week visiting friends in the Basin.
A number Of young people from Pey-
ton and this vicinity attended the barn
dance at De Zwert's Saturday evening.
This section Of the county was visited
by terrific hailstorm last Thursday AZ
ternoon, cutting everything to the
ground in its path. Some Of the hail
stones were larger than walnuts.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-06-19
Sidney Siftings

Quite destructive hail storm passed
through this vicinity Thursday
Mrs. jeff Blakely spent few days
with her daughter, Mrs. win Gench.
Geo. Blakeiy had two valuable horses
killed by lightning Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Cole visited several days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. W. Cole.
MIR. Eli Knowles has been quite i'll for
the past week but is somewhat be tier
Dorothy Kelley Of Bijou Basin is visit
ing this week with her cousin, Alice
Cole.
DIR. Anderson OF Eastonville has sold
out to DR.. Wilson Of Colorado Springs.
He is going to return to Iowa.
Mr.. Goodman OF Limon, the lightning
rod man, was through this part OF the
county putting rods on the Lucas prop.
erty.
They had family reunion at the AL.
fred Peterson home last Sunday. About
twenty-five partook Of sumptuous
dinner.
Mr.. j. Weber had tussle with his
gasoline engine the other day and he
got the worst of it. He was about laid
up for few days.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-06-19
fondis and Vicinity

H. A. Bissell visited his sister, Mrs.
Collins, lost Sunday.
Ben Maroon made a business trip east
Of Fondis last Tuesday.
J.S. Gheen did some carpenter work
for Joe tanner last week.
Bert Meader and family visited at
VIM. Hanna's last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Howard spent last
Sunday at Frank McCully's.
Mrs. Frances Vote and son Fred were
trading in Elbert Wednesday.
Paul Chapman Of Calhan visited at
Geo. Conarroe's Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale went to Denver
last Friday on business and pleasure.
j. s. Gheen did some roofing for d. O..
Corbett last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Omar Wilson, deputy assessor, passed
through our neighborhood on his way to
Ebert Wednesday evening.
Brother Stevenson gave talk to the
Sunday school last Sunday. He left for
Pueblo, Wednesday, to assist in meet
ing there.
The time for closing the Fondis post
Office should have been 600 o'clock, in
stead Of $50 p. M, as announced in last
weeks issue.
Mr.. Eisenhsnd and little daughter
Helen, who have been visiting Mrs
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-06-19
Bijou Valley
(Frou Lazy Bill.)

d. NJ. Maroon was in this neighbor-
hood Tuesday buying cattle.
Glen Lundy was looking after his cat
tie in the Perkins pasture Wednesday.
Miss Mia Allison is visiting her sister
Hattie at the Cornforth ranch this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Josepeit gave a picnic
for their friends in their grove SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubeck and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Stanner, Mr.. and Mrs.
tanner and children and MIR. George
Monez from this neighborhood we're
present. They all had most enjoyable
time.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-06-19

Jesse Hill, returned to their home lin
Denver last Saturday.
W. II, Walker has traded his ranch
for residence in Denver.
Our valley got two good rains this
week and crops are looking fine.
John Underhill and family, Henry Ru-
beck and family, Joe Janner aud family,
Alfred and Richard Maui and families
attended the dinner party given by Mr..
and Mrs. A. Josepeit last Sunday.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-06-19
Gcrre$pond dente

it will be finished without any more
delay.
Mrs. Parkhurst and nephew we're out
from Colorado Springs and visited over
Sunday at the home Of d. G. Corbett
Mrs. Sarah Good OF Denver, sister OF
Mrs. II. A. Roehling and j. w. Good,
came out for a short visit Saturday. She
returned to Denver Monday afternoon.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-06-19
The Lutheran Mission

viii be held in the Elbert school house.
German services on the second Sunday
and English services on the fourth Sun
day in each month at 1890 a. m. Church
music will be furnished by Mrs. A.
Guthals on the piano and Mr.. II. Hopp-
man, cornet. Everybody cordially in
vited. RKv. W. ZIMMERMAN, Pastor.
VIM. RRNKEN, Sec'y.