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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-08-13
PERU

Miss Laura Phillips of Putney, is
visiting at her uncle's, D. B. Stones.
Mrs. 0. L. Hewes recently enter
tanned her mother, Mrs. Bronson of
SALISBURY, for few days.
Old Home Day will be observed on
the Parsonage lawn, Wednesday, Aug.
10. Ladies' Aid have mede prepare
tions for this important event.
Mrs. Otto J. Coolidge is spending
the week with her mother in Weston
and attending the old home week exer-
rises there.
1t is expected that DR.. Crane who
is spending the summer with his fam
lily in Mrs. d. c. Grants cottage will
occupy the pulpit in the Congrega-
tional church August 23rd.
Mrs. Charles Batchelder, with her
daughter, Mrs. H. NJ. Swift of Man
chester Center, and her grand-daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred Batchelder, Of Cam
bridge, Mass, is at her home here for
a short time.
Church items-Morning service, II
o'clock, DR.. Charles r. Seymour Of Mt.
Vernon, n. Y, breaches. Evening SER
vice 7:45, report Of the Mortified con-
vention will be given by Mrs. c. A.
Palm. Sunday school, 1900 noon.
Junior endeavor, 3:45 Sunday after
noon. Prayer meeting, Thursday even
ing, 7:45. Christian Endeavor, Sat-
urday evening at 7:45. Subject, "0ur
Social Life for Christ Leader, Mrs.
lrma Coolidge.
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SUNDERLAND

The young child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Center Of this village was TAX
en- seriously i'll week ago Sunday.
A consultation of doctors was held but
they could not decide what allied the
child.
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EXCURSION THROUGH LAKE
CHAMPLAIN

The Rutland r. r. will run an ex-
cursion through Lake Champlain via
Burlington and steamer on Sunday,
Aug. 10th, 1914, from all stations be-
tween Bennington and Shelburne in
elusive. Fare $50 for the round trip,
children soc. For time Of special
train, see small advertising flyers.
1917.
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/ GENEhhL ohbEho
No. 5.
The 4sth National Eneampment
Grand Army Of the Republic will be
held at Detroit, Mich, August 3lst to
September 5th, 1914.
Headquarters of the Department Of
Vermont will be located at Hotel Girls
void, Detroit, Mish., and will be open
ed August 31st, where all Comrades
and their friends are cordially invited
to call and register, and will be well
come at all times.
OFFICIAL ROUTE. The official
route will be by the Central Vermont
via the Grand Trunk Railways. A
pullman tourist sleeper, as Headquar-
ters car will leave Montpelier, Satur
day, August Goth, at 600 ?. NJ, and
arrive at Detroit, Sunday afternoon at
1853 p. NJ.
Price for sleeper accommodations,
upper berth, SLIGO; lower berth, $500.
These berths can be occupied by two
people in upper and lower berth if de-
sired or absolutely necessary, the
parties occupying them dividing the
expense.
A second sleeper will be at our SER
vice from st. Adams, if we, require it.
From there the rate for upper berth
is S1.40; lower berth, $1.75. Assign
ment of berths will be made first for
the car leaving Montpelier.
Application for sleeping car accom-
modations, with check or p. 0. Order,
covering the price of berth should be
made to Hiram NJ. Pierce, Asst. Adjt.,
General G. A. r., Montpelier, VT, who
will upon receipt Of same reserve the
space, returning ticket for berth. Re-
quest for berth should be made as ear
ly as possible.
RATE OF FARE. Rate for the
round trip from White River juno
IlOH anu ali pOlHlS VII VIC lliS VI liiS
Central Vermont Railroad will be
s25.35, tickets to be good going Aug
ust 2Sth to 30th, and good returning
to reach original starting point not
later than September 18th, 1914.
The Rutland Railroad will issue
tickets from all stations on their lines
in Vermont, round trip fare, $25.35
from all points, good going August
2Sth to goth, and good returning to
starting point not later than Septem-
Der 18th, 1914. In going, leave on
train to connect with headquarters
train at Essex Junction, at 7:15 P. M.
The Boston and Main Railroad. The
basis of fares on their lines is the
same as from White River Junction,
with mileage rates from points on
their line added to junction points.
They quote fares from stations
designated below, via White River
Junction, connecting with train leav-
ing there at Ais p. M.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-08-13

Itching, bleeding, protruding, or
blind piles have yielded to Doan's
Ointment. SOC at all stores. adv.
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Those on the line of the St. Johns
bury and Lake Champlain R. R., OF
the Montpelier and Wells River R. R.,
can use tickets or mileage to junction
of Boston and Maine or the Central
Vermont R. R., where round trip ticket
can be procured for Detroit.
Tickets will be good via Niagara
Falls on the going trip if desired. On
the return trip they will be honored
from Detroit via Niagara Falls direct
by rail, or rail tickets will be accepted
between Detroit and Buffalo, via the
Lake Steamers lines without addition
al charge, except the meals and berth
are extra.
1t is desired, that all those intend
ing to attend the National Encamp-
ment, that they join headquarters
train at the most convenient point.
1t is hoped, that all who can will take
this trip to Detroit, for from informa-
tion received at these headquarters,
we expect to have good sized dele
cation.
In a communication received from
Comrade f. F.. Rand, Adjutant of
Fairbanks Post, No. II, G. A. R.,
Detroit, we are requested to announce,
that he has made all arrangements for
a room in G. A. R. Building, for the
purpose Of holding a reunion of all
Vermont soldiers at the National En-
campment, on Tuesday morning, Sep
TENDER LIST, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, and it is
hoped and expected that all Vermont
soldiers and their friends will be sure
TO attend.
The following additional appoint
ments as Aides De- Camp are hereby
announced:
Hiram L. Russell, Post II, Cabot.
Albert George, Post Is, Hardwick.
Andrew Morgan, Post GO, West Con-
cord.
George H. Waldron, Post AZ, Spring
field.
]. o. Wright, Post %, Woodstock.
Milton N. Dodge, Post Sc, Essex
Junction.
BY command Of
EDWARD BAKER,
Department Commander.
HIRAM NJ. PIERCE,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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G. A. n. NATIONAL ENCAMPNENT

Next National Encampmeut Called for
August sist TO September 9Th at
Detroit, Mich.
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Headquarters Department of YER
mont, Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie,
Montpelier, VT, July 18th, 1914.
GENERAL ORDERS
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Repeat Program This Evening.

This evening the m,mbcra uf the
Young Ladies' SodlIity. az ST Arftrr...
'dth"lc church viii repeat tho frU.
gram carried out by tho society several
weeks atu 900 the SUNDAY school r..f-
OK me church 40 the request of % l.Ie,
number uf the residents uf that .icfrt-,
The following program VIII be- carried
q opening speech by the presiding of.
R lS, and pfctgct of the solaIty. Miss
Piano Solo Moonlight Sonata" .....
Mrs. l.. stcuycr. '''' -''
Debate - Resolved fHaf w..
shall Have the Risht o. Eguai
First anlrmativc-MIss May H1vclv
Comic quaIfetfc-. The Grow tr.
Duck. the Parrot and the OvI..
hcn S'HHeu'r and go CIIIsy.
Misses Mary GuU.y and
Mary shepherd
MISS Jane tullfE. t".puuHrisf
lirst 'gafIFc-ChurI,- N.kfrI,.
llan' solo Iue MFrt.tH- ..........
. ..... ........- Miss ,fIrf NIIks4rr4
second anirmatiys-tf. CLARA E4rr.
Kew. -. %. Won Intel Cd guUa.
Miss Mary CuIIs.
Miss lIs HuIIlv. l...rr.Ha-Iaf
second IrElfIte.# stephen ~rfrhsrd
SOLO H' Heart Bowed Down. ..
co.,. ........ ...... Michael C4IIsy
Aile. Jan" CuIIsy. pianist
En Dulisy. clarinet
soio-'My Heart r. SIrEirs..
irs j.. st1a,c-. s.o '.a l'ri' Hale.
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1t is lust Natural
To Admire Babies

Our aitrur'lo nature iups's love Tor tro
cooling infant And 20 tho Same time
i'' subject ~ motherhood ir ever before
ua TO know what 90 do that viii ada
Co. tho physical comfort ~ ernrrfart
motherhood o. 70 subject that has inter
'''i most women ~ an times Ono =
the real hfiIrul thIaEs a. an external
abdominal application sold IN most drug
stores under tho name o. Mothers
Friend Nr have known so many grarI.
mothers. who in thrir younger DAYS
JOG urun fhiH remedy. and who recon-
m'rI % ta their own daughters that 10
certainly must Dol what us name irFI-
'Ii'r They hrre ursI o. Tor Ita direct
influence urnu Tho muscles cords. ura-
monte and irr1nra % 10 aims 90 nra-i
f'.' from frr strain a-d raIn 20 often
r.".. rr'y severe during the period %
expectancy
tt'T woman should mention "gqfhsr.r
ff.'i rh.H tHa afH-t I- Tho subject ~
r tr Interesting little book
.i .rnH upon application % u-lf-
f..f Esr'afIr Co.. COS lamar r.fr.
...'"'l Co., ~ r.frra f4 many ffIrra
i.ii Hr.n i.s f1 Rad HHr.f
''.' .r recommend IHffI. % .sfatfrr'a
fr,Hi to-day aud write for she book.
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BOOZE" FIGHT
voters Of Brilliant. o.. Petition Town
council 70 Hold Election Under
The Beal Law.

special Dispatch 20 th. IntoIIiFenror
BRILLIANT. O.. June I - 4 mott.
tion signed by 81 Of the voters OF 'tbis
place. has been presented to the town
,uIuCIl; asking that special election
under the Boal law be held in prilii,,t
No petition contained the names of
almost half the qualified voter, Of the
Town No action was taken on the
Petition by the council eVcep' 10 70.
Ter u 10 q committee 20 examine the
names ana the qualifications 81 the
men signing 10 T. uuderetood ,bIt
ihls action has been long On coming fo
mead as the wet forces have been
working on the city for several month";
and have completed an organizafior,
ne dry element has also been busy.
ana " the petition for a vote BE- Grant.
Boz tho result
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MrE. Harry Wagner viii entertain Tho
.U'Hh,.. OF fHs Music. Litera.Urs 5,'i
Aii CLUB 90 rer home on F1rtv-sistI
street. t.l# afternoon 'N .'
n 'U0'f.n- uf ttr MHmcu'a Home 1ff..
..iaiF society OF rho IIr.r ST. b.
% "H. .gIl lr o., church tssf.-.I..
4i I'f''.h. Mrs. tI..srEsr and N|
|'.nl-.u wsr. fUs hoattssea
James ice. very pleasantly sr-
I''. H..'I fn' members of the Nr-.,r.
..'h % Dor home .r Rose HII. last s,...
iIF Tho evening Was spent at +l.
..fIHI. social diver. Ions auI az an .
rf"irIHta hour r-trcahm.uts v.t.
M. George Ne-fz VIII erfe-,sf- o.,
number OF Dor friend. I'D Hsr Eur.. .f
IiIN.r.|.W. fH|. evening
Mf.. a. d. cable entertained the men.
.i. ~ Zoe rs. De 81. club ut rsr H.ma
r.I|f ..' .l.f evening Nu..r. fIn..
...r.. Door. - tho evening
h ........ U."u.. 1911. HH held M Es..
orchard Ht -HHH.eiIa. -afIrIr.
I...... Foster entertained .Ia.. SD.
I ... ...f. U..H4r. So D. N...4.
90 Dbl. bonn. Hu Twfrff.rIrfr
.'.U.'. I..I t.I..U.
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ANNUAL MEETING HELD BY
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION

the meeting and resulted IN present
SECRETARY william SChwerfsfsEsr o..
lng reelected 90 succeed himself for
me year. Treasure Fr.d Foa "a.
then elected 90 sIrcssc himself I-
that ofnCe The election of th. hos-s
81 directors vas passed 10 later
Name Delegates.
Delegates % she Business Men.
frotecuNe association m.-tlrr maj
Vii De held a. Clarksburg. jun, = -
~. we're then named as follow
Prank ScroEglus. e.. b TAYLOR a "a
" atkins. Jr.. William h Colyfr
Philip Better. Sol Mayer. n d Kes.
necy. Ambrose Habig I'D Sche1.-
lean. David hraus. William T Nirbol
i. P Bayha. v b Elliott. Robert -.
hoyd and William PEPPER
fouoN INK The election Of oar,-s
considerable time was devoted a. a..
elsslns the good OF the orrauiyati1,
and IT. possibility FOR GOOD m me-
chants IN the future Several e,r.Ii.
sut addresses were delivered nv rr,,,,
Defs OF the organization after v-bi-t
the members adjourned 20 the diDirg
served was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
RUNS AGROUND
steamer Northiand Goes Ashore and
ASKS Assistance-This Is
Later Recalled

NEW YORK. June "A wireless
message received here to-nieht. r..
ported the Passenger steamer North
land OF the Eastern Steamship Cor
poratiun which left here this aft.r.
noon Tor Portland. Me. ashore on Gull
island IN the Race al the eastern On.
trance 10 Long Island sound Tho
Norihland asked that a revenue cut
ter BE- sent
Within less than a half hour after
the Northland was reported ashore a
message came from her Withdrawing
hFr request for revenue cutter and
stating that she needed no assistance.
Inc Northland. which IS a speedy
boat. capable OF 10 knots. hut trobaf
" was making slower time tonight be
cause OF the thick weather. left her
pier here al fiv" o'clock this afternoon
j was said az the pier tonight that
her passenger list was not a heavy
one on this trip. She carried about an
ordinary cargo of freight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
BELLAIRE
Teachers Selected.

At a special meeting OF tho Board
OF Education the following teachers
were employed for next year
Mr.. Nelson. Mr. NaiCr Mr. White
Mr. BLACK. Mr.. Church. Mt Wolbaum
Mr. FatahroOk. Mr.. Hyidc. Mr. Hacs
tead SIR Anderson. Mr. Hayward
Miss Kern. Miss Houston. Miss Rode.
fer. Miss Carucs. Miss Phillips. Miss
Corbett. Miss stump Miss Maize Wal
ker. Miss Brast. Mrs. Long. Miss Rob.
crtsou, Mis- Elliott. Miss Lille Work.
man. Miss Margaret Walker. Miss
Honner. Miss Jones. Miss Michael
Miss Witten. Miss Mason. Miss NcIle
Myers. Miss BraiuJrd. Miss Todd.
Miss Fisher. Miss Reed. Mis-, Ferren
Miss Miller. Miss Carrie Meyer. Miss
Minnie Workman. Miss PiaGenbach.
Miss Bcuariu-. Miss Burrows Miss
Campbell Miss CroZicr. Miss Ian
caster. Miss Landkrchu. Miss LEVEL.
Miss Wallace. Miss CUNNINGHAM. Mis-,
Bayha, Miss Dow. Miss Stewart. Miss
kirkpatrick, Miss Clements. Miss
Pear-ail. Miss Richards. Miss Rode.
wig. Miss Nauuol. Miss White, Miss
Lazurc. Miss i1wman
Prof. &. :. McNay was elected Priu.
cipal OF the ll.ch school az a previous
meeting Of the Board
Mr.. lIcide. Miss Dow. Miss STUMP.
Miss Jones. Miss Todd. Miss Fisher.
Miss Ienner and Miss Wallace arr
new teachers ON the force
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Police Report.

Chief OF Police Malone has com
pleted the report Of arrests for the
month Of MAY. During the month
but sixty ARE ts were made for the
fOllowiug charges. frhting. s. steal
ing bicycle. %. stealing chickens. ..
CarryinC concealed weapons. .. as
sault with intent TO- kin. I: lettering
&. disordcrly conduct {. violations of
Rose law. o. Interfering with officers
2 DRINKS. 80. Tho list includes Our
colorcd woman. uyc white women and
six colorcd men. The arrests were
as follows. Malone. 2. Hummel. @,
Strobol. .: simpson. /. Jewell. !,
Dunfee. Il; Ri-ler. II. Crolan. /.
Marx. 8: Stewart. .: Good, @.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
SENATOR HOLLIS
To Be Principal Speaker at Annual
Convention OF West Virginia
Bankers Association

special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
q, iNltLES TON. ". Va. June A.
senator Henry +. Hollis. of %ew
Hampshire. will be- the PRINCIPAL
speaker before the annual convention
OF the West Virginia Bankers Asso.
clation. which will meet at Martins.
burg on June 23-2l
The announcement was made TO
Gay by Secretary Joseph T. hin. OF
aIIeston. who declared that the az.
tendance would he unusuaIIv L..
THIS year the bankers being interest.
ed IN the discussion of the new cur.
renCy law. which senator Hollis will
explain. George r. Wallace. of PITTS.
burgh. Will also make an address he
Tore the association on The Progress.
sive Banker"
"lenn Barnes. Of Fairmont. is
president Of the association
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Friends OF Miss NIsrrTre, y,-,-t...-
.'eL'i [" learn that she Is confined
slight illness "''' o.
'iNd' li'rieety. 90 Akron. o.. has me-.
''I''d position AZ clerk In IN. local
g[nt store "t the Roberts and Fredrick
Harry Pollock. OF So. CIairsyuI. y.,.
IN Lridg'port yesterday afternoon on
80. Deputy Sheriff sam Dunfee. Of 81
'llf- Eill". was 300 Hridgsport ycstcrdE.y
afternoon on business
n number ut improt srucnts are bonn.
SthItk. ~"
Ni.s f0riu1 WclIinEt-. ~ tho Csdiz
IIk'. l- confined ~ her homo very an
l'i IiIhh- bees returned home from "A
". n. Miller OF ST. t'fsirarilrs. rsptf-
T'l. 'F county 'nwuIa-iursr. ON the
-. Iyh.l'an ticket wac Boo bridgeport on
'.- mess yesterday Afternoon
o. IL' Junior choir .r the Kirlw1od
F.- uFi'rifr church. viii meet this az
i'fn'"u nf The church To- hold Cts reru-
Itr weekly rehearsal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
THOMAS MYSTERY

There have as yet been no now
developments in the Thomas r,u-dar
mystery and the police and county of
hcials are stIll az sea aa 90 who hfa
1asaiI1nfs were Several mon have
been taken into custody as suspects
tout after proving indoflfgable aIhfs
were allowed 20 pursue their WAYS in
u'HC" Irosccutin. Attorney 10 N
Addl'man De- oNpsndinE every effort
fo bring the guilty parties to ra
fco and BEL receiving the ready COOP
Grafton oi The police department
Nr Addlcw4u said yesterday that
very good clue had developed hu.
what tho outcome Of 90 would d. could
not hD aaCprfainod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
MARTINS FERRY
Trlek DID Not Work

Many local people rejoicing over
the fact that one OF the swindlers
travelling with the Young Buffalo Bill
circus. that showed on the Breiten-
stems field In the lower end Of the
city Wednesday. was tupped up by
Miss Hodges and Miss Boyd when an
attempt was made To beat q foreigner
OF Norkyllle. out OF SO on the OLD
short change game. With the assIs-
lance OF one Of the local police the
women succeeded in getting the ten
bucks Tor the man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

will leave sunday FOR visit at N,-i.
eta. ~ -4A'
Miss Ethel Norton. or Shadyside d.
Columbus '' az
'ne pain drunk, a young woman Wa.
uned - aud cost sin pole, court y.st.r-
DAY morning
IhomaS hapuer. % this CITY. has re-
ness "Trip.
Miss Grace Gillclaud. who has boon
attending COLLEGE at Pittsburgh d.
Npehdlng the summer - her home lfr.
Lee Mayer uf this CITY. f4 "A Luli-.. i
VISITOR ms week az washington. Pa
ohu NaH}u, orr Franklin street has
sttuthe4 from Georgetown University
Tor the summer vacation.
Ml-s Edith Hall. Of North BsIrr.1,
street is spending "a few DAYS al N.d
PAN Faust and James LaH4y. OF trf,
,ity. nave gone To "a fishing camp On
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
BRIDGEPORT
Nearly Lost Pocket Bal

Wednesday evening. Seneca TyIa az
this city. who was returning from mo
circus at Martins Ferry and while
waiting at the Actnaville bridge. feIt
some one brushing against his clothes
ana upon looking around noticed "A
negro running away with his pocket
book in his hand. several men ,-f,g
Mere standing near by gave cha~.
with tie result that he threw the p1ck
81 book away and IL was later found
by Ohcer Massey and none of The
money vas missing.
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Have Not SCI nate

The Civil Service Commission. of
this city. has not sect date for the
hearing OF the charges preferred
against William RoWland-. former
clerk Of the water and lEht depart
ments. by the director of service. The
members Of the commission held
short meeting Tuesday evening. but
owing Co q dIn'ronc. that had arisen
10 the validity pf the llin- Of re-
quest for the hearing nothing definite
was done. The matter has been re-
ferrcd 20 city Solicitor David James.
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STUDY FINANCES

~ meeting Of the finance commit
~ tho council last evening the Do.
ccnso ordinance for the city was tax
ON up and recommended for passage.
al the proposed changes made by the
finance comm sion were taken ND
and embraced boz tho ordinance
which viii -o before council In the
ordinance also are provisions for the
hrIrC'n- Of the city taxes up with tho
state tax making and proyidinE for "a
vehicle license similar TO that Of
other large cities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

II was learned yesterday that moro
trouble had broken out In this civ
over the carnival which is showing in
ms city under the auspices OF tho
Playground association and as a re-
SUIT three members Of the ASSOCIATION
who are opposed 90 the carnival a. "A
way OF raising funds have sent in
their resignation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Marshal David Davis of Shadyside
and Constable Mickey Davis OF this
city. Taidcd the place of business CON
Quoted by Tony DelCoa in South Bell
alre yesterday morning Tony was
arralencd before Mayor Sammons at
shady side Ou a charge Of operating a
speakcasy and his wife with working
Wcrelu. They entered pleas OF not
tuilty and were held under $500 bond
Tor a hearing later
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John Adamack OF this city. was civ.
On a hearing before Mayor Wassr,s,
yesterday morning on "a charge ~
carry iuL concealed weapons No
wed a preliminary hearing and yyas
l'ld 10 court under $500 bond ~
nicer buul'D arrested Adamark Wod.
A'-udy evening ON a charge OF drunk.
the jail the revolver was found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

The various street crossings IN this
city. especially near the hillside We're
converted into large pond by tho
heavy rains yesterday afternoon and
evening The sewers were unable %
carry away The waftr and tho cutters
soon were filled fo the overflow when
tho waters 1Id Lradu1lly roceda che
streets were covered with mud stones
and other debris
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
RAILWAY MAIL pIll

N ArfI| NOTION. juno A years
labor NJ The congressional joint com
".ffnr on railway mail pas ru'mir
.frd to-day ir hIlI prepared hE Rep
NgasrfafINc futile. Of Now Jersey. f0
u1N The railways NOT on tho weight
Uf mail carried aa ~ present hri
49, fu fhD car space required If ia
expected tO save $500 1000 a yraf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

The contract for the paving Of the
National Road from St Clairsv.l"
10 Fairviow has been let 90 the Adams
Bros. Company az Zaussyillc. by tho
State Highway Commission Their
bid for the contract was silS.p0O and
the work will De- completed in eight
cen months
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for State TREASURER on the Republican
ticket Rudy" - former Bcllaire
tuy. and will get tho entire support OF
this vicinity. The petitions are being
rapidly filled and viii be forwarded to
bis headquarters i'm a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
Neat Profit

The members Of the Beljuan board
cleared slightly more than 500 on the
puh'cailpr OF the book this year.
no. money went into the fund 70 paw
lor the equipment OF the high school
lh" annual was success in every
manner and was undoubtedly the best
ever issued by the Junior class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Yesterday afternoon az the home OF
Mrs. W. n. Woods on West Washing
ton street Tho many members Auo
attended enjoyed the diversions OF
fancy "oTk ana sewing. A fine dinner
was served al the conclusion OF tu.
meeting