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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24
Tollanahen Rrfafa

Mrs. Earl Hiu and Son. Kenneth. %
New Cumberland. were visiting at the
home OF 70. T.. Smith on Tuesday.
George g. wood. the real estate man.
r. on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans and family OF
Wales. who left Follansbee eight years
ago. have decided 90 return 60 this citv
In few weeks
Carl shwcrtyfeger. OF Main street.
visited his wife ~ the Wheeling hos
pltal yesterday. Mrs. Shwertzfeger Is
reported Improving nicely. being able
20 at up IN q chair FOR a short time each
Jay and VIII be removed 60 her home
hcre ON Sunday.
William Reese s. on the sick list
Mrs. J. a Robinson was "a Mheelfnr
business visitor to-day.
II has been suggested that council
should offer prize for the best trim
med lawn this summer. or course the
not be barred from Offering a prize as
suggested
Niss Gertrude Reese. clerk IN the Fol
lanshee rostonice. was "a Wheeling call
er yesterday.
Mrs G. H. THOMPSON and daughter.
Miss Lillian. ~ N1han avenue. were ir
Wheeling Yesterday.
Mrs. Earl Want. ~ Welisburr. was n
visitor I'm town yesterday.
Misses Anna and Ethel Reese OF Vir.
Finin avenue. were Steubenviile visitors
yesterday.
Mrs N Phillips. ~ Neville street
was o. Steuhenyiile shopper Yesterday.
MardIs Johnston. OF steubcnyflIe was
In town calling on friends yesterday ar
tornoon.
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MANY VOLUNTEER
THEIR SERVICES

WASHINGTON. ID. C. April "a
Applications for commissions in the
army are pouring in upon the War
Department. Many OF these are from
former soldiers-men who have re-
signed their commissions in tho regu-
lar service. or who we've officers In
the volunteers during the last war
with spain. some are Offering to
raise regiments of rough riders"
And among the applicants for active
service are many regularly retired Of
hcers who profess their physical
ability 20 meet the demands OF a new
campaign.
The American Red Cross Is having
its share OF volunteers and al the
headquarters az the War Department
today were fairly swamped with le.-
tiers from women volunteering Tor
hospital and nursing service under
the Red Cross In Mexico. The Red
Cross officers. with nearly $500 expe-
rienced nurses enrolled, many more
than are likely 10 be required. have
been Obliged TO inform the writer's
that only graduated trained nurses OF
two to three years experience can
be- enrolled. much less given immedi-
ate assignments
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HAD TuBERoULos1s,
wow rrsuRrD

Whom sou Ir.E l man has been ar
fiCtod 0ifn 'nr.H u.rfIuu. and later OBJ
tainod insurance. DO means that ho has
recovered DBL. health aa Boo fnfa case
$50 Dean sf BROOKLYN. s. T.
Gentlemen 20 was troubled with
riENf rHfHfe. n severe cough and waa
very WfIk. having 600 fact. absolutely
nu ambition whatever q cuurulfel "a
rlFeirilu. who told me mv lungs we're
nnrCfcd Not satisfied ] went o. nroth-
nr doctor. who said thar D was Orr tho
.rrf stage ~ Consumption. At this point
started f1 take Fckunn. Alternative
Tho night awcafe stopped almost irnrre.
uiHf0IFt ruJ cough became lnuacr and
gradually disappeared My weight a.
now 70, pounds ard my physician has
pronounced ne perfectly sound. qfIrn.
HNFfNrr with the fact that have ffaf
N''N Hrreff ted hE two different Insurance
D'fHrfnirH Tor Insurance. makes me- sure
.I mr entire recover. tAbhrerfafert
IHI.IHEII Isl B. grr.
E.kwIu'r Alternative De- most rffrr.
t.H.a lu bronchial r7fsrrh trH rfuere
fhr"ft and lung Affection end unHnfff.
InH iHe tFFfrnn contains ru harmful
'I Ii"'l .."fn W. Nr.r. Accent no
..h.Nfltgr sold Ig leading drrrriaf.
W rte tCkmnn Laboratory. rhilrdr .uHia.
DO. Tor booklet ~ rcDuurrfra
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GAINESVILLE

BARNESvILLE. O.. April 2s.-The
Tacoma w. G. T. u. will meet ON April
go at the home of Mrs. Ella steer at
1880 y. IN.
The Epworth League OF the First
Methodist church, viii give n May day
social Friday evening. May LIST.
The death OF l.. Il Talbot n well
known farmer. occurred ut his home
near near Speidel. a few miles east OF
been In poor health for some time bu.
his condition permitted him to be
around as usual. and his death was un-
expected. He was 20 years Of age aud
was kind hearted well liked man. lie
leaves four children. they being Mrs
Jessie Lynn and Mrs. Daisy Humphry
OF Morristown: Otto. of Marietta. and
Herman. or the home Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. II. III. StrahI. on
etery at Spiedel.
fine baby daughter was born on
TUESDAY TO Ar. and Mrs Morton Schaurn
OF South Cehstnut street
Mrs. Laura Fraunfeiter. Of Dayton ha .
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas
Bradfield. Of North Chestnut street
Mrs. William Moore and Miss Mary
Ad1msn 81 Bethany. W. Va. has been
visiting the family OF Mrs. Mary HilIes
or East Main street.
Miss Carlyn Stauffer OF Wheeling.
has been spending a few DAYS with Mrs
stella Dunlap and mother. Mrs. Kath-
crime Herrigan. OF Vine street.
Following II a list of the out-of-town
people who attended the funeral OF
James Mcconnell Monday afternoon.
WIZ Mcconnell, OF Portsmouth: Mr.. and
Mrs. :. II. Reed and Mr. Hartley. or
columbus; Charles Eaton and Mrs. n.
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MoundsviIIe Briefs

John Knight. of New Martinsyille
speht yesterday in this city. transact
ing business for a few hours
~ Mrs. y. "A. Walton and Mrs. 7 ID
burley are spending a few DAYS with
iTiehdS az WASHINGTON, Pa
H. Johnson. who suffered a sligh,
stroke AT his home. on First street a
lew days ago. IL improving nicely
Mrs. Elizabeth Shannon OF Cameron
Is spending a few DAYS in this CITY
win friends and relatives
Inc new Sears and Allen barber
shop. on Third street. will likely he
Opened FOR business tomorrow morning
Miss Carrie Rodocker will leave this
morning for her home at Canton. q
after spending the mast few days here
with friends and relatives.
Two convicts were brought into the
prison here yesterday from Morgan
Mr., Terrell. OF Wick. is spsndine a
Few days with his sister in this CITY
Nlper Jones, or Limestone. spent
Yesterday afternoon in this city on
Several local persons attended Tho
Weber and Fields show al the Come
Theatre. az Wheeling. last evening
The regular Thursday night Lvce.lm
was held last evening at the Baptist
church
Two miners. foreigners. were tried
before Squire r. NJ Lewis last even
ing on a charge OF entering danger
Gus places in the Panama mine. after
being warned Of the danger
Wayne c. Ferguson. of Kenova. Il
spending few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
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wellsburo 6riefs

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gilchrist.
Sr-. were Wheeling shoppers yester.
day.
Joseph Evans and Willard johnson
or Wheeling, were Wellsburg callers
last evening
Mrs. ID. r. Erskine. OF Pittsburgh
Pa. is visiting relatives in wellsburg
She will also visit for few days with
her daughter. Mrs. e. G.. Reeves, In
Cross Greek district.
Mrs Cecilia Fahey and niece. Miss
Cecilia Farris. OF Wheeling. we're
WellstNrg callers yesterday.
Miss Della Gundling was n Wheel.
ing visitor on Thursday.
Grayson Withrow was a visitor In
Steubenville, Ohio. last evening
Mrs. NJ. L. McGill and MIR. and Mrs
:. G.. Wells were Wheeling shoppers
on Thursday.
Miss Roberta Douglas was a Steu.
benville, Ohio. social caller last even.
ing.
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FOLLANSBEE

FOLLANSBEE. W. Va. April ga
The Pythian Sisters lodge viii be iusti-
tuted in Follansbee on Saturday At a
great meeting to be held az IA gle hall
The plans were all completed for the
coming event At the last meeting held
at the home Of Mrs. William Williams.
or Nircinia avenue. At which time %
was made known that l02 ladies have
agreed TO be taken into the order and
an EFFORT l. now being made by the
committees To- secure total Of us
members IN all 80 ~ TO have the honor
or initiating the largest class OF this
order at one time in the State OF West
Virginia.
The hall IS being decorated FOR the
occasion In the lodge colors. blue. red.
yellow and white and next saturday
the biggest event ever taken place
among the women Of the town will take
place. The hrst meeting viii he held
at 80 O'Clock In the afternoon and
viii be the business part or the institut-
ing and at 30 ,. m. the second session
will be held. Afterward a social time
will be held and officers for the new
lodge will be named. \ supper IS to
be served In the later part Of the even
ing
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To-day will mark the closing OF the
local public school, including the sew
enth grade. The eighth grade and
pupils OF the High school will be re-
duired TO attend the full term of nine
months. The caues OF closing the
lower grades to-day. was necessitated
on account OF the appropriation Of
the school funds not being sufFcient
10 carry the school open for the full
term or nine months. The appropria-
tion was made on a basis Of a certain
number or teachers 10 be employed.
but II was found later that the attend
ance was much larger than antici-
pated. and several additional teachers
were employed. No school sessions
VIII be held to-day. and the children
VIII call NJ their respective rooms and
receive their report cards
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M0UNDSViLLE
Suffers Stroke OF Paralysis.

James Reed OF Cedar avenue.
about o'clock Wednesday evening,
suffered a severe stroke OF paralysis
Mr.. Reed has been i'll for a few
months with heart trouble and was
improving nicely. when paralysis set
in. He was found by his sister. lying
McGlumphy and Covert were sum
moned at once. He was unable TO
move or speak. although he appeared
conscious. Mr.. Reeds parents had
left home about an hour earlier in the
day for their farm on Fork Ridge. to
which they were making prepare
lions to remove their son yesterday.
When about half way to the farm
they were notified of his condition,
which was quite n shock to them, as
he had apparently been better all
day. His condition Is considered very
serious
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INCLUDE WHEELING
IN PROPOSED TOUR
AUTOMOBILE CLUB DIRECTORS
~ FAVOR TRANS-CoNTiNENTAI
ROUTE.
Would srins Hundreds % Panama.
Pacific Visitors Through City
MeetInQ Held last Ninhi

Wheeling win probably be included
IN me route OF an ocean to-ocean tour
Mhlch Is now being mapped out by the
louflng lntorma ton Bureau OF Kan
sas City. for the benefit OF automobile
owners who expect to drive their ma
chines 10 the Panama-Paciic ENposi-
ton in san Francisco. in 1915.
~ meeting OF the directors OF the
ONO Valley Automobile Club. last
night IN the Board Of Trade rooms
Secretary Hoblitzeii was instructed 10
write 10 the Bureau. informing them
OF the desire OF the local auto club
mat Wheeling be included in the route
ana assuring them OF "A welcome TO
the city by "a special committee.
Few days ago communication
was received from the Bureau. stating
mat touring Information car has
been sent out from Kansas City for
me purpose OF selecting the most suit
ohle route for those who wish TO
I travel by auto to the exposition. The
object Is 10 perfect an organization Of
representatives In every town and city
along the route 10 supply the wants
OF tourists and protect them from ex-
torLlon. At every stopping place there
VIII be an Information bureau estab-
lished to answer all questions
Directors Want Wheeling.
The directors Of the Onto Valley Auto
mobile club ere very DESTROYS Of having
wheeling on the route. believing that II
this city next year They point out
that there are many scenic and historic
points or interest In tfts state that Will
add pleasure TO the tourists
The Touring Information Bureau car
leaving Los Angeles. Is due To arrive In
Kansas city about May 3. From Kan
sas city ~ viii follow the Santa Re tru Al
10 its eastern end. thence TO st Louis.
Terrc ligutc. indianapolis. Columbus
wheeling. Washington and on 20 New
York through MarylaH and Pennsylva-
MIA.
Last nights meeting was devoted
Principally TO the transaction Of routine
matters. The meeting was attended by
~. ". Gee \. G Stifol. George II Max
well. Charles a. Bowers. r. 4. West
mycr; Geo. o. Nagle and Secretary Hob
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WELLSBURG

,WELLSBURG. W. Va. April "a
lar entered the saloon Of James Bat
talia. on Eighth street. and robbed the
cash register Of about 500 in change.
and took several bottles OF whiskey
from the bar. and escaped without
leaving any clues. The man gained
an entrance through the cellar way.
and into the bar room. and being ac,
quainted with the building knew
where 10 20 and how to get out. Tho
police OF the city are still looking for
me man suspected Of doing the deed
but have not yet found a trace OF him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24

Eaton. OF Pittsburgh: Mr.. and Mrs Alex
Esssett. OF Steubenyille: Mrs. Ashton
Ahrentz. OF East LIVERPOOL: John Hard
wick and Al Sarchet. OF Cambridge:
James Ryan. A. ~. Brown. 7. G. Ayers
ana George Lentk. OF St Ciatrsviile. -.
Ralph Gorsueh. manager OF the Cor
such bottle factory here. n a business
visitor In Pittsburgh
Frank Harrison. OF the National bank.
II spending q few days IN Chicago.
Mrs. Fred johnson. OF Fairview. has
been here for few days visit with her
sister. Mrs. J. W. stephens. OF Chestnut
street.
The Misses Myrtle and Marcia Jud-
kins have returned 20 their nome here
after n visit with their sister. Mrs. :.
W. Metzier. OF Uniontown. Pa
Robert Howard. book-keepcr for the
United Dairy people. In Wheeling. has
been spending n few dpys here.
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DR.. Harriet y. Jones. a noted speaker
on tuberculosis. was IN town all day and
delivered talks TO the school children iu
all or the rooms at school during the
dav and will give a lecture NJ the Pres
bytcrtan church commencing at 100
O'Clock this evening. \ good crowd viii
likely turn out To hear DIR. Jones this
evening as she explains the disease and
the prevention OF same from spread
ing I'm n wonderful manner.
Or. Jones was enEa ged 20 lecture here
only through the request OF a local
doctor and II IS assured that her adj
dress VIII be beneficiary as well as in
terestfug
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In the case OF Or. n. O. Davis in
dicted for selling "a drug calculated to
perform criminal operations, the Jury
iailed To agree after remaining out
eight hours, and they were discharged
., ~. w. Weinsteln VI. Jos. J. Branagan
a :. buckingham ". National HYDRO
carbon company, dismissed
MAUD Mortimer ". Harry G. Mortin,-
err suit Tor divorce and restoration TO
maiden name OF Duke. They We're mar
Red March ~. 1910 and she alleges
extreme cruelty. that he struck her and
threatened 10 Kill her, called her oh
scene names and ordered her away from
HON. She alleges pross neglect ami
failure TO provide ~
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure. cooler weather
area covers the Lake region this
morning. extending southwark into
the Ohio valley. The pressures arc
also hish over the Gulf and Atlantic
states.
The low pressure area covers ,be
Plains states. attended by warmer.
unsettled and showery weather, the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24
WILSON AND LINCOLN

ROME. April 23-The Tribuna
compares President Wilson to Presi-
dent Lincoln Both. II says. were
possessed OF the same biblical in
spirauon. the same vigorous puritan
Ism. the same combatant ideals.
Neither was satisfied TO remain con
tent in his own uprightness. but
wished others TO be upright Both
were pacifcists and yet both had to
assume the leadership in war.
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Temporary InlunctIon

A temporary Injunction was grant
go Mrs. Nancy Mason restricting the
county court from proceeding with
paving at the disputed point Fur
Their hearing is set for MAY !. Pros
ecuting Attorney Parriott today gave
written suggestions to the court
about having data. surveys. etc. pre-
pared for hearing. The above dis
pute Is due to the paving which is
Under the course of construction az
Boggs Run, Benwood.
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Road Paved.

Petitions are being circulated
among citizens of the upper end of
SnIs city ana VIII be presented be-
fore council asking that tho road
leading from jefferson avenue 10 the
city limits above Tomlinson farm b..
paved. IL was first suggested that
The road be located. but this has
been passed by and now the council
VIII be asked 10 pave the street.
MS VIII make great improve
ment and all autoists will have an
thence to Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24

Charles BRIGGS o. former WolIsburg
boy. who has worked for the Penn.
sylvania railroad FOR many wears. will
speak t1 tho Hamilton Club. on Sat.
IrdaN evening. q the club rooms. ON
members are asked to come out and
hear Mr. HrIErs. Ha ho viii prove On.
InriIInLnr and In.trurlLNn 10 al
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Hammond Funeral Today

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late l. G. Hammond. who
died at his home on last Wednesday
afternoon. will be held this after
noon AT o'clock from the late resi-
dence on Second street. Rev. r. J
Knox. pastor OF the First VI. r.
church, will officiate. Interment will
be In Wood Hill cemetery.
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STEUBENVILLE

sTEUBESvILI.E, Ohio. April IA
The unanimity with which the leaders
and the rank and file OF union labor are
espousing the cause OF w. II. Adams
candidacy for the Republican nomina-
ton for Congress IL very pleasing to
Mr.. Aiban and his campaign manager
district
Representatives of every local union
here have attached themselves TO the
AIban campaign boosters voluntarily
and they are doing very active service
Win petitions and In personal work for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24

Mr.. Thomas Wilson. in stepping
from a stool in the display window OF
the Sayles Drug Co. store yesterday
morning. a board broke under him.
throwing him against the large plate
glass window. breaking same. Mr..
wilson, fortunately. was able to MANI
tain his balance. so that he was not
thrown through the window With the
exception Of few small bruises. he
was not hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24

The county court in session yes
terday opened the bids for the pro
posed location OF the Fork Ridge
road In Clay district There were
and the other by Berry a Ham
mond. All bids. as stated before.
were rejected and another letting
will be advertised for May 8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24

To company drilling fla well On tho
Iio"m1u farm ON llukille Run drilled
Tho vol through tho Hrrrl sand lu tho
hope ~ finding oil in tho Gordon sand
huf after drilling over 500 foot doarar
they found mo- Gordon sand Whom
tho drilling for the Gordon wac bo~sr
DO wns stated that 10 there was no off
iu tho Gordon sand tho VOL would ba
shot in tho Uorca sand
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May PLAY East Liv.rpool.

captain Harry Cough viii know this
evening as TO wether or not tho East
Liverpool Soccer team will be able TO
play their third game with the locals
on Saturday afternoon All OF the Fol
lanshee players are very anxious 10
meet this team again as they now think
they are ia good condition to wallop
them In good game.
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Anti-vaecins Learu..

An anti-vaccination league has been
ORGANIZED here by the economic deter
out literature and bring lecturers to
point out the alleged diseases breeding
euects OF vaccination and its utter
Morthlessness a. smallpox preventa-
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The Lorain Street Lumber & Build.
ers' Supply Company Cleveland. Geo.
\, Schimmelpfenning and others; So.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Manufac-
turing Company. Columbus. automo-
biles, Minter Armstrong. w. r John.
ston, j. ID Loomis. James n. Johnston.
j. G. Obermeyer; $4,000.
The Buckeye Lumber & Supply Com.
pany. Fremont, L. f. Mitchell and 9th
ers: s25 600
The Enterprise CLAY Company. Fort
Washington. J. c. Buehler and others
5000
The Bates-Haag Company. Cleve.
land. r. p. Bates and others; 1000.
The Rodgers G. Randall Company,
Cleveland. Anthony Rodgers and 9th.
FRS: 10000.
Increases.
The &. 4. Peters Realty Co. Cincin.
natl. 500 900 to $50 900.
The King Manufacturing Company
Cleveland. $4,000 to 100000.
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Sewer Commissioner Frank Ernest
VIII have a man crawl through tho
seventh street sewer between Jcffer-
son avenue and Lafayette tomorrow
morning. Several men have voIun-
teered 10 20 through. The sewer Is
20 TO 30 feet under the ground along
tho street. and the pipe is less than
three feet in diameter. 4 gum suif
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Fined 50 and Costs.

George Sarsield was up i'm police
court yesterday morning. being
charged with intoxication. and plead
ed guilty. The mayor fined him SO
ana costs or Is days in Jail Being
without sufficient funds TO get his re
lease. he took the jail sentence. He
was picked up Wednesday by Officer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24
intelligence 1875 Almanac for 25e
at the Nichols News Stand. Get il
today.
Another Boat Show.

The Golden Rod Floating Theater.
one OF the largest show boats ON the
river, VIII give an evening perform
ance AZ the local wharf Monday. The
ute or the play TO be given is "The
Trail OF the Lonesome Pine Owino
10 the great expense OF producing this
show, the brass band has been elimi-
mated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24

Yesterday. Parvin Johnston. wen
known young Democrat. announced
himself as candidate for the Office
OF Clerk NJ the Circuit Court Of Brooke
county. Mr.. Johnston is a well known
young man and personally popular. He
holds o. responsible position in tho
Follansbce Brothers Company. i'm Fol
lansbee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24

Earl c. Wayt or several years n bar.
Der IN WellsburE. has been engaged by
W +. Godfrey 20 take charge Of the
barber ship In the rear OF his store on
ohio street. The new shop has been
ftted up very nicely and win be opened
Monday.
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Ing his wheel in many difficult man.
ners and soon attracted a large crowd
tbs performance lasted about an hour
and many tricks were accomplished
Tor which he was applauded by the
spectators
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-24

According. 10 dispatches received
from Washington. - G.. Yesterday.
Col W. W Bean. o. This CITY. an.
nouncod himself as candidate FOR
Congro-swan-af-I.argo. on the Demo
rratic ticknI
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shower area extending eastward to

sNuNtt Area extending eastward 10
the Mississippi.
The Western low pressure area will
drift slowly eastward and unsettled
weather. with probable showers. Is in
olcated for this section for the next
30 hours. IL will be warmer Friday.
Local data: Highest temperature
night. 46 degrees: no rainfall
The Ohio will fall In the district
tonight and Friday.
II c. Howe
Section Director
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Paul Ferguson. 20 years and Edith
benville.
Kline Mcdowell. Fl years and Celia
franekhauser. 20 years. Of Steubenvills