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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17
Bierce Returns to Claims.

". B. Bierce went to Hamilton
Tuesday morning, after a stay of two
weeks in the Ely district to assume
charge of developments on the prop
critics of the Hamilton Power, Mining
and Transportation company.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17

The Rhode Island state branch of
the American Federation of Labor
went on record in .favor of woman
suffrage by the big majority of So TO
s. After an address by Mrs. Sarah
Algeo il voted to petition the legisla-
lure for the passage of the presiden-
tial suffrage bill.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
East Ely, postoffice for the week
ending May 16. 1914:
w. II. Rudolph
Miss Glen Taylor
r. II. FRANK, Postmaster.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17

Lost-Watch fob with Masonic
charm somewhere between Ely and
East Ely last Friday night. Liberal
reward for retur TO News Office.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17
smith Likes Utah Capital.

William Smith of the concentration
left Monday for Salt Lake. with the
expectation of remaining away per-
manently.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17
oldaeId Issues Credentials.

A marriage license was issued yes
terday by Cupid Oldfeld TO Jerome
Stratton and Mrs. Beuiah Claunch
OF Cherry Creek.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17
Mill Men Grab Series.

The concentration team had no
trouble in winning two games out OF
three from the business men Monday
night on the local alleys.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17
Sullivan Gets Promoted.

J. j. Sullivan OF minstrel fame.
formerly tank MAI at the eoneentFa-
tor. nas beer appointed foreman on
the trestle.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17

George Mcintosh. a well known
stone mason, has gone TO Butte,
where he will follow his chosen line
of work with the expectation of re-
turning TO McGill next fall.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17
Takes bar Examination.

II. w. Edwards was the only ap-
p~licant for admittance to the bar al
the examination which was concluded
last Friday.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17

A woman suffrage bill has been in
troduced in the Porto Rican legisla-
ture. Ii proposes to give woman the
right not only to vote. but { o hold
Office and to serve on juries.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17
or to Riverside City.

Mrs. W. H. Bishop leaves tomor-
row morning for Reno, to visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
son.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17
Club Dance Friday Evening.

The l.. X. b. B. Club will give its
regular semi-monthly dance next Fri
day evening in the Steptoe Amuse-
ment hall. I
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17

Nifty line of Wash Dresses just re-
MURDOCK'S. 5-17-1t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17

New line of Silk Dresses, up to
date and the seasons latest creations.
MURDOCK'S. 5-16-1t
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-03
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
MINUS ALI. MARKS
''A4=se;, >. s,!.s:=.s...ss' !=s s::==.s...s On RaaAase RasAase
May Preyent Il Reaching :
Bslgians. &

NEW YORK, Dec. Mot evenytfe
words s"e,errya Christmas may q be
w-itlsn on packages of supplies sent
to tho starving Belgians.
The American commission for re-
lief M Belgium announced soiay that
an inscription inside or outside the
package might subject the entire con-
signnient to conflscation by officials
suspicious OF a military code message.
In one case, a ship-ioad OF goods
bound for Genoa not, however, d
RELIEF shrip was held up q month be-
cause OF "a single word printed ON q
bag z Danfsig.o 81
The prohibition extends TO express
sions OF sympathy and, even initials
OF senderss The neutrality conditions
under which goods go from Rofter-
dam into Belgium are TINT positively
no Hiafis or message OF any descrip-
tion isspeyInitted to which German Of
ficials could. object :! s.i'3 8
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-03
Lodge VVosald Probe
Nations War Footing
I or Associs.ed Prpu..) I

as WAslIINaTOg. Dec. b Senator
Lodge, OF Massachusetts, announced
In q sstnta11ent today that hel planned
% intfg Sssla the senate a resaiu-
ton sim 3arffo the ono 10 tered Ia tIie
house ) isy RepEessntatiEe Gardner.
lIing for an iilyestig s0f the
military preparedh Of the United
States
This does not cinmit Rs 20 any
expenditures OF any iklEsd or 90 any
policy, = said the senator. sIt merely
- 3 rssoIutionsof inquiry. think
should DO passed BY, Doth houses pg
congress- aud approved by The pEesi-
sie1t The grest nations are ns sgeg
and we ara living IN tilt sa1dpt OF an
arnlsd and fisating world Undes
these circumstances II 10 we'll 60
know the state u oBr Own dsfeaaes.f,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-03
OFFICIAL WAR STATEMENTS

BERLIN. Dec. 2.-The German Of
ficial statement issued today claims
the capture of strong French posi-
tion In the Argonne forest by Emper-
or Williams own regiment.
J, The text OF the communication
reads: 80
Sin the western theatre Of the war
the enemy made insignificant ad-
,vances which were checked.
I'm the forest of Argontie strong
point OF support OF the enemy was
taken by the Wurtemberg infantry
regiment No. t20. His Majesty, the
Kaiser's own regiment. On this occe :
sion two officers and about 800 OF TIE
enemy's troops were made prisonSfs.
There is no news from ssstern
PRussia
am northern Poland the battles are
taking their nofmHi course.
4 Z, i In southern Poland tte enesnyis at
facks were repulsed.. :
.sThe report circui, ID IN She for
eign press aiat the $1,000 prisoners
taken by uE at Kusno arr inclnuded in
the 10000 Russian prisoners reported
by US previously, is untrue.
Z In the battles at WhpcIawslI, kutno.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-03
Shoe wv Near
!. VVa alIs6sit IN Eass

sLylsty.fl lfae1., Dec.s. r., A tEo b0rifa
protest ssftite i0f tlis 3 .8d0,si,oe factory
emp 10y : 6fI this city ailliated with
the stlnItsd Gll6e WORKERS. OF America
was orderedS for FsidatlRt meatinE
oR buAineass asentB of the orsanisati61
tonight. Ssss
yeSr sr-s,7 ~ III -UupZil lWtS tuTugECuD 0CEofu-
sissg q the buEfhesB SCENTS, as sshe
only nisang az showing resentment.
EHsEinst the taking cf at pom OF shoe
factory employees on Their Willingness
~ snEniit dieheulti6s with their en-
.pioyefs 20 the stats boapd oi cs1neiai-
alton and arbitration. 3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-03
and 11nWiez. The oaafnrn 2 r.ny h.aS
taken between the I1th OF November
and the 1st OF December over $4,000
nnwounded Russian prisonsrs.s II


PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE following off,
EcIl communication was ISSUED by the
war office tonight:
"In Belgium q violent bomhardment
Of bampernisse, west OF Dixmude, lias
taken place.
I'm the Argonns region the enemy
has S.ewn up by n mine the salient
nortaweit of the forest of La Grurie.
On On the whole we are deyeloping our
progress ON that part OF Che front. i
ia AIseee our troops have taken
the towns OF Aspach- -ie-fIaut and AS
pach-ie-Bas. southeast Of Thann.
"0n the rest OF the front these Is
nothing TO reporEa
VIENNA Dec. 2, --The following Of
fetal statement was issued here to-
dky: 80
In the, southern theatre Of war the
|enemy is still ratskating. no lghting
OF Importance took place YESTERDAY.
Small bodies 0f sfpoDs cont In advance
captured several hundred pFlsoners.,'
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-03
DsatA De te Unane,th Caassa.

MIAMI. Fla, Uccs 2. -l'The cof6n6e'e
jury which has been invests eating the
death OF Al. Al. Bcsgs and ilis daughter,
Marjorie. waloae Charfed b6aiAS &ss.s..., -
found ten days ago in the ruins of
their home near here, today returned
n verdict that death Was due 70 I'M
known causes 3 =
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-03
C0fAIS Neyye.
Issa lssh ie Az IIaEAl

y.ASlffNGTONs Dec. dSfk :
Wilson today apt,nyed q NJ nscfencnk t.
have the Geneva c0nsentlon, unEer
which Red Gross noci ias.ses on6lste, Sx
tended to provide attean ti0n Gof hckSe6
IiE WAY, Word tof the PRoBlffsntsa ae4
ton was cabled u Tho FIerf2a On tlsss
Battle Field TurpYe Cross Ssrviea; an 3
|orlgapi pishtitiN fofnsed IN the
spEe.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-03
g0ftehD

@Glefhid and Fanesa& htS 10 10 mar
riad. I gA< tho credit loz ma q II
match. y
seTahe All the cretiit HSfl can 4 e.
my dear. IN q few year S4 csii bls
giving yeR the blame.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-03
SHIP EAR COR
SOUTH I'm By u
Illinois FarmeEs and Grain
Give Object Eeeasoa 6 !.
ss Dixis. 3&

The following taken from IAN ailis
nois paper shows how the farmers
there use grain elevators, and The
great service they Sperforzas Gar the
farmers Of that State South Carolina
farmers could use them aB eject tiyeiF.l
ARTHUR, I'LL, Dec. z. The 'C si. 4
Davis elevator here has ier the aaHf !
two weeks been shipping ten cara of !!
ear corn each day to- ind dual cone
sumera ali over southern Illinois ana
sfiu has enough orders TO hf0iilt III i
or more. The grain IL ailtpped iii the {
ear for the reason that the buysTs
have no way OF handling or taking I
caro- of shelled corn. Thie is sa eas6 Y
of supplying Egypt Instead 6E her
feeding us -,
Big HBskiag Ayelases
On Wednesday SIX OF Henry Coniinsss i
SONS husked GA bushels OF corn 1t E
average Of 104 bushels Tor each
The Paul Kahn elevAtp isEefySel
~ leads Of ear corn St1fhIi "a
the local record for Chi, fgll
Largest L0Ass q & IS y.
Joe j. Gingefichf holds he record 1
for the largest load OF ear de- !;
On Monday he Id delivefedia load ito the !
AT Davis elevator ut Fair that 4
weighed out 88. bushels and I2 po-nSis.
HIS rearest competi tor fl sflarfy1Ss
Clure. who atiied 81 bushe SIS &lis 80 {
pounds to the Paul Kuhn elexesuf &c .
CALDWELL. e s.sll b i ssssz
i. n. Corn Rows. SI IS
Is yaries williams had iS5 acres ,5k3
|ct "a this year which nltde a5 stsssi
ago yield OF 6S bushels per &cFe ~.
n rarfner south OF town IaHf year (
raised 90 bushels of corn TO sfiss acre Z
ion IS aero This year tho Land /; IA I
rented tho tenant giving c91 E1f the
crop, and the landlord will r6t 1ss I
bushels per aesse kof his ssis
EassiB YftSy raisad Sag muck GERS
on "a ceres this year as Sia' rai on
30 acres last Year. ..sS: M z, s. !
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-03
ussIdy a,,s laas aa .oss ass. ssa asdas
Strike Conference
I'm Denver Monday

,9NDIANAPoLIS. Ind. Dec.ts. A
con rention OF Colorado members oe
the United Mine Workers TO meet In
Denver beginning next Monday was
,,,ailed today by the executive hoard
Iof the International organization to
dtsepss the strike situation and the
appointment by President Wilson OF
a commission TO arbitrate fGture dis
agreements. S'
The internationals executive boards
recomme ndAthons Regarding the strike
Will be conveyed TO the convention by
nature was made public here.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-03
ATLANTA LETTER
oooo 900 o .

ATLANTA. Ca, Dec. 2.-"City folks
|are the worst rubes in the world" de-
|clared visitor frcEn Ga.as5E.::a I'd At
lRnta today. "They talk about being
busyi Why, they'll stop and rubber
for an hour at man peeiing pota-
toes in restaurant window and for
tget an engagement to watch a street
|spieler sell patent medicine.
"oh, it isn't that bad" rerEed an
Atlanta friend. aReal business men
Cont stop from curiosity. Maybe the
loafers do"
ssWeli. mi bet you,' returned the
Gainesville visitor, eIill bet can
take one of those dead fish in that
butcher shop and make It draw a
crowd OF d hundred In five minutea.s'
The bet was accepted and the man
from; Gainesville purchased q five
|pound fish. He borrowed long
stick, tied q string Co 1t, attached the
fish to the other end, and walked out
into the middle OF Marietta street By
the Grady monument He leaned
against the monument and dangled the
fish Just over the asphalt. Two bicycle
messengers got of their wheels to
icuk. The knot OF / oaeers on the city
hail steps came oyei. This made up
n circle wlzicb iiia q everything excapt
the fish, which the J|lxer swung high
into the air at intervals, persistently
|xsfusing to reply to questions with
in the 1--WE minutesf the street was so
blocled that a1l traslic Was stopped
mud even street cars elnpticd as
fIi1 = 5sHssengefs we're overcome with
|cuy.iosity. The incrednlcus toxin man
connted q dozen or two rag IhIa
|rnerchants ard others II, the thr6nr
|apd admitted ie li3d lost his bet. Then
the visitor took down his tish and de-
parted sad traffic restned ita normal
nRpeca
sFhe suit before tiss hisM Yorx sstis
|pf1ne court Involving The marital nf-
!fafra af Tslasnoh Efages Smith Ofyier.
loA0e OF Afianta aud tow oe ggayside,
lGn. is expected to bB settled this
week. and GeekEia folk who knew the
Ieccoptfic millionaire hro Awaiting the
decision with interest,"
Ar Smith. known nationally as an
epinnte, post Historian and con.
ItoiEeseuf, seeks hAsf 4 mtiliozl dol
!, ,fafa damages from his rae her @fri-faw.
Mis-. Israbei 4. Baft0n, for alternating
fhe affections Of her daughter. Mira
Qraoe Bsfkgn Cuy;er and wife Of the
/ IpinantiN HRS. Saith LEFT her hus-
bard some sislie ago. hsta he btanas
/. if on her mother bnk She value act
Iur0n His Wife'a ellebtione breaks ali
,iFccarda in Arnefi icaa coufs q and shows
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-03
how hard d man can love.

"a dinner In Helln was the unique
meal enjoyed by an Atlanta girl who
has Just returned from Hot Springs,
va, ana her description of 1t is truly
picturesque.
The dinner was given TO small par
ty by q wealthy New Yorker in Hot
Springs and was spread. In cave
200 feet underground. The guests had
to cling to rope ta reach it through
la narrow passage. ~ &
The guests clad In old clothes by
special requests, were bundled into
carriages In the midst or a driving
rain and taken to the mouth OF the
caves, ignorant OF their destination.
Then the cavern was lighted by a
glare Hike the Inferno caused by ex-
plcding fireworks bombs Negro wait
era dressed as devils and looking the
part served the elaborate dinner. The
table was SO long and marrow that q
miniature automobile run by clock
work than up and down the board to
transport the dirses. 1t was perhaps
the oldest dinner ever served in Amer
lea. 4.
"Sister Susie's Sowing Shirsts for
Soldiers seems to he the song on
Ieyerybodss lips In Atlanta, n1w--.but
1t takes Q very sober pair or lips to
say It suceessfuily. And Atlanta women
while not exactly sewing, are doing q
great deal or knitting for the men in
Lord lsitcheners English army lziteh-
|enre requested 800. eco ehoIofa belts
twhafeyer that Is, and American ,wo-'
mon are helping furnish them. An
Afternoon tea or q tango party has
begun to resemble and old sfashicnesi
sowing society, spd IL is reportd that
even some Of the men are learning
IA, haff itss.s al;ls : = -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-03
LITTLE MOTHER. ao6. you've kiIlsdafo baby y

g 9 Q q 0 Q Q Q Q Q ooo 8 Q Q Q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
Geo.W. Baron s...;. ". s.., Bldg
SPECULATION SUFFERED ON THE
NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY
MUTT AND JEFF

NEW YORK. June 4.-Speculation
suffered to-day from lack OF stimulus.
and the stock market was a dull OF.
fair Fluctuations were narrow and
irregular. with only occasional sharp
deviations from the previous level
Nevertheless. there was a good under.
tone and degree of improvement
eventually was achieved The inquiry
came principally from professional
TRADERS, and outside interest Ian.
'suished. During the early session the
market was held back by weakness of
New Haveg and LehiEh Valley. which
again proved TO b. susceptible to pres
sure. They began 20 recover before
noon. The whole list picked up with
Them. and general advance followed
various specialties and seasoned divi.
lend-naying issues. including Canadian
PACING, New York Central. Delaware
\ Hudson, Can. Harvester and Beet
sugar, were prominent In the rise
American stocks made good show.
.ng IN London, and buying. amounting
20 perhaps 10000 shares. was a consid.
cradle factor In stifening the list. To-
tai sales. lNf. 900 shares
Bonds did not share fully in the i'm
provement shown i'm stocks. as some
Issues exhibited rcactionary tenden-
Clcs Total sales. par value. 81 S92 .Ou0.
nited States bonds UNCHANGED on
call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

During the period 81 rs.oustruction
% the d1or "t the Back River Hridg,
ana tho laying 90 new rails ~ Will Doe
necessary fpT this company to operate
rs cars between the Island and Bridge
port on single track. and ir order 20
lessen the congestion ~ trafIc over the
back River Bridge, fo r,-rout. the
bridgeport Martins Ferry EaFlaud' be-
cars via <uffu York Street auI the
AotnayIlle Bridge
some delays BOO car operation will no
doubt Dc experienced hy the cuugest ton
~ tr0Hir due Co the use of single track
ON tho tflNg" Tor cars operating Iu uu-
IoEttr directions and OBJ, mauaueusrt
% tho Company hcE9 the Indulgence ~
ITS rHtuue with the assurance thar
every effort viii De made 90 minimize
delays .iu fE" greatest possible extent.
Fur the convenience Of Ta-ssneers
travelling between points on the HsII-
aire or F1rtuu and Martins Ferry lines.
a TRANSFER car viii De- operated between
bridgeport and the A,.uayiIlc bridge.
c"nu'.flrE The De'airc and BARTON lines
with Nr.firs Ferry lines Transfers
VIII le issued a- heretofore. except that
passenger from THE second street lime
destined Co bridgeport 1r roint- beyond
VII De Transferred M the AetuaviIie
Efidgo instead 81 - FIN and Center
streets. I'm Martins Ferry
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
HE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The pressures are low over the
Northwest and upper valleys and
lhtnce eastward over the Lake region
ana Ohio valley and showers have
fallen in the latter sections also oc-
CURED over the Northwest and in sec
tons OF the Missouri valley.
\ high pressure. cooler weather
area covers the north Pacific states.
The pressures also continue hirh over
the Gulf and South Atlantic states.
The weather in this section will be
dominated by the low pressure area
curing the next So hours and thunder
storms are expected.
Local data. Highest temperature
yesterday, 81 degrees. lowest last
night. % degrees, rainfall up TO a.
m. OH.
The Ohio will probably change but
slightly in the district during the next
SO hours
II. {. HOWE.
Section Director.
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DIVIDENDS
Books Close fcr Payment Of Cash Div.
Genes oy both Bloch Bros. Tobacco
Co. and Ward BAKING CO.

The transfer books on the Bloch
Brothers company's preferred stock
viii close June 10 for a cash dividend
OF one and half per cent to be- paid
10 the stockholders June 80. The pre.
ierred stock at the present time is
selling az lol In the local stock mar.
kets. The transfer books on the Ward
Baking company preferred stock will
close June 2o tor cash dividend of
one aud three t.Nrths per cent 10 Doe
PAID To the stockholders July l. ln
the local stock markets the ward bak.
Ing preferred stock Is selling al gS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
j. $. saeho & Co.'S Closing Letter.

NEW YORK. June london mar
set save mo- evidence Of support and
dealings were EDrurIllN tf EXPENSE of
prices. There was good support ln the
market here from the uuDulnE and with
exception Of LUhiEh VALLEY liquidation
sales were slight Sf-.. was the hrw-
est ana this soon gave the Irt Oh dis
tir'tlN good tur". At,hi-uu was at
lat responsible To- the uutIuHk FOR big
crops b. u.s. territory and some quiet
buying took place There was very
agreeable surprise given the street to-
DAY by the publication OF sew York
tcntrdls car order. the largest eirgIc
order placed by any road ln United
states sine" early part ~ February
1913. SevcSaI LARGE sales OF Soutnrrr
Ttg iron Tor export are reported Tho
market took what realizing appeared
very well during the afternoon and clo--
tug prices were firm.
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nond. shonld SAL

Union district road bonds nr, mot find
inE ready sale. and consequent. tty
much needle. ImpTus ,rT.,Ut- on our ROAD,
arr N'l uE delay .l. g. H- 90. occasion fog
Dennis Williams a prominent Union
dl>ifi.t uuu. tu go lyIur, tl. county
court lu session at NfouudSNlll. on
N'.lH. ~utN. Mr.. Williams recommended
that 'N' bonds 10. Hu.,rti-,d lu papers
W.l,h have lDrr,r circulation tuau
1I' Marshall county taIIIr-. and esu..-
itlt# lu publication which circulate
Among tn. brokers. DO i- probable that
bis F.''Wrr'rlatIun viii rl fatvrabiy
acted upon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
SHERRARD
Epvorth league Even.

A. 'n, Mt btN,t NALL last Tuesday
evening. %, literary Huu social depart
ment vl the SIT. bIfr,t Epworth League
h'l4 business end sutIHl Ius.tIuE.
which was largely attended Or .ua- toe
tirst meeting OF Una. kind held by the
league This year. 7u4 SOME IH portrait
ulrIU'-" matters w.rH tHUs.t. rcd \
cuuutttc. was rrpuiut,d Co. arrruE. tor
o. social OF some hIHH Co. O.. given 1T
the hall Tuesday evening. june 90.
Kew A. e.. laffr ives present and save
a. very E""d 'H4k. II.u au Informal .t.-
'lul h"Ur Nas enjoy gd aud Ivfr. ~nm,uts
were served.
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ON Tuesday ,s.uiuL tH, Ladies' Cft,
gl. OF the Christ I.ufr.rau church e..
N 'E'tft. was rt.rta.r,d at a., home ol
Mrs D 'u"dIng. a business session
Was held. and certain important matte 81
pertaining Co tho church were art..
upon. Also. arrangements were mad
hN Tho circle Co xiv. "a kaff's Ni~its. D..
lND bt-. m,ut OF tine church. ThuIS.ily
June u.s.. After %, business session 90,
ladies enjoyed a pleasant time socially
ana r'freshu. were served. Their,
was an unusually tgli ATTENDANCE Of tn,
lIulsa ct the Circle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

ON w 'uutSaHN evening The teach, r.
Hud others OF 90, So Dliyct SUNDAY
school mot 40 th, church and began the
work OF a Teacher TrlIniuE class. win
Mr.. 'uru GuuBr ss Iu.fructresg. There
was very rTttifEIIe attendance aud "a
EDuu interest manifested In th. WORK.
Tho class VIII h'Id weekly meetings. GA
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
WHEAT

CHICAGO. June -ENtraurdlr4r,.
promise OF a bumper crop boo Napr..-It.t
Kansas and oklahoma had mueu 10 40
to-day with causing spectators 10 turn
To the bear side m wheat The dread
OK black rust scare ulttsuea ont and
cauies were disappointing 90 the bull.
losing prices were steady but - sr 3.
to H &c under last night Corn show
td net decline OF a TO 7sFfI.. and
."t9 ~ r. 4" p 20 lzr. In provisions
the outcome varied fDpm 2izc on 81 "A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

WHEELING. W. Va. June T. IL.
III" Following quotations on the more
active -tOchs u the Wheeling market
are corrected for the lntelligencer by
Mitcheu a. stevenson. Inc. local brokers.