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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
Smith

MIR. William y. r.. Smith, MT. Airy,
died ut the home or his daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Minnick, October 28. after a
long Illness Of stomach trouble, aged
6S years.
He is survived by three sons and
three daughters, Charles and Roy,
OF Mount Airy; Edgar, of Cali
fornia; Mrs. Elmer Minnick, Mrs.
Maurice Clary, and Mrs. Walter Smith,
all of Mt. Airy.
The funeral took place at the Meth
odist Episcopal church of Mt Airy.
The services were conducted nv Rev.
Mr.. Hart Pallbearers were Messrs.
R. g. Wordsworth. William O. Hood, j.
Hahn. q. Brandenburg, z. M. Moles-
worth and Mr.. Leatherwood. Inter
Ment at Prospect Cemetery.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

THREE of tn best Stoves Ola thu
1- market are Elm Double Heaters
Magic Airtights and the Farmer Girl
Cook Stoves ar sold by r.. T. Bennett,
Of Sykesville. nov l6
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

Immediately before the sale of the
real estate at Mechanicsville, the I'M
dersigned executor will offer at the
late residence Of Nicholas Benson, on
November 28, 1914, an undertaker's
hearse, with fixtures, I'm good condition
and three collins; and bed room suit,
consisting or a bureau, bed stead and
wash stand, and other personal prop
erty.
Terms or Sale:-Cash for ILL sums
or five dollars and under; and On all
sums over five dollars a credit or six
months will be given on the notes or
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
ALL KINDS OF
UPHOLSTERING AND OLD
FURNITURE MADE NEW.

am now open for business on Green
Street, in the Westminster Fertilizer
Office Building, adjoining Lumber, Coal
and Supply Company
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

HORACE Id. WAREHIME,
Residence Address-121 East Green St.
july 24-ly Westminster, Md.
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BICYCLES.

New and secondhand Wheels, Bicy-
Gle. Gun and Graphophone Repairing a
speciality.
F. A. LOGUE. Playground Hill.
feb13 g. & p Phone CIV
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

FRANCES M. CAYLOR,
C. EDWARD CARLISLE,
Administrators OF
Ahram WV. Caylor, deceased
GEO. II. STOCKSDALE, Attorney.
Il. al Lawrence, Auctioneer.
Raymond Senseney and "a. q. Smelser,
Clerks.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

In pursuance of an order OF the
Orphans Court, OF Carroll county,
the undersigned admins
traitors OF Abraham M. Caylor, late Of
Carroll county, deceased, will sell at
public sale On the premises of said
deceased, situate and being upon the
public county road leading from
UniontoWn to LinWood; about one
mile west of, Uniontown on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

Within IN hour after the FIRE Dc
pariment had eNtinfuished the Ar.
which threatened for n time 10 de-
stroy the local branch OF the Pabst
brewing Company on Thirty-thirt
aire"t the department was again call.
"a into action shortly after / O'Clock
inis morning when en- attempt vas
made 20 burn the Hobbs Glass fac.
tory. owned b. % NORWOOD a Com.
ranN. 90 Thirty sixth and Wetzel
streets
Tho call was turned IN from alarm
BOY No 81. az rhirty-siNth and Ne.
Couoch streets. bN the Waterman OF
The factory. who had discovered two
h.es burning. on" under each Of two
separate entrances They had teen
started from piles of rubbish
one % the hlszes burned out with
out doing any damage The other
hrt. however. had eaten Its way into
TIE building until Do started a Eprink.
Tor system with which tho plant l.
equipped The FIRE was thus automat-
lCally eXtinguished Had ~ not been
Tor the services OF the sprinkler sys-
tenn. the blaze would doubtless have
teen disastrous one The total
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES MARK
BURIAL OF MR.. WIEDEBUSCH
DECEASED POSTMASTER LAID TO
REST IN GREENWOOD CEN
ETERY YESTERDAY.
Masonic Bodies Had Charge Of Las;
Rites snd Escorted Body 20
FINAL Resting Place.

With ceremonies appropriate TO the
NE OF the deceased the BODY OF
late August "a Mledebusch War con
signed 20 the grave yesterday after
noon IN Greenwood cemetery At the
family home a. = o'clock funeral serv-
ices, participated IN BY the Masonic
bodies OF which he was member.
were carried out Rev. a. G. Rasche
Of 81 Pauls Evangelical church. and
Rev. " O.. jlfsrt ofhciated In the ca
paCiy Of ministers OF the gospel
More than thousand persons stood
bare headed outside the house for
more than an hour In an effort TO see
The form %. their deceased friend and
brother Rev Ilfert delivered a LONG
sermon in the German language. in
" hich DO euloeizcd the deceased at-
ioiney and postmaster. and showed
the feelings OF his people when he
said his pleasant words and happy aC-
lions would be missed Rev Rasche
also spoke 20 length OF the deceased
and reviewed his life.s history and the
good he he'd done during the time he
had lived he said his life was a Iiv-
'ng monument. and could well BE- pat
termed by the risinE generation Nr
and Mrs Frank kincholOp sang sew
oral solcctiorE
Probably 200 prettier funeral pa
f.anf Ur more impressive sight has
Nl'A NF'I .a' tITtff~ or This city than
fhD procession which accompanied
The body to the grave Two barouchcs.
hl'ed with COVERS headed the process
sion. and were followed by Moister 4
military band Funeral dirEes were
played immediately following the
band marched Wheeling Commaudery
No D.. KNIGHTS Tcmplar. and we're fol
lowed hy tyrsna rommandery The
hfarac. accompanied by an honor
guard followed tho Knights Templar
Postof.ce Employees March
FOLLOW iuE tho dead body Of their
chief marched all the postal carriers Of
mo Wnr'lirc Office with their rcgula.
.u1 suite dr7ued In mourning Their
measured tread and sad faces clearly
bowed the regret they felt and the
t.'Irc Nr NIrdcbusrr had created
nIruE Doe snort term in Office The
clerks marched behind the carriers.
and 'Ha cabs allied with friends
hrurErf up fr. end of the procession
$40 Enf arf sixteenth streets special
cars were entered by tho knights Tom
r'ar who arrouuaried their dead
.nwrala f0 hIa fral resting place
DO carriers dishardrd and returned
'0 frcIr duties
The uHIIhr.rrTa we're d. "a uiavrav.
NrnfnI Waltz conrad Hirerh charles
N.ns.rHIs- rs -foftrer and Dr
urirE frs limo OF tho funeral from
until o'clock tho rcafoF7re was
closed 'N other Offices Ir tho Frfer.
ID hlIIf'0r including ffr United
states frEIrre-a. etc. were closed FOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
~. LEVI T. sur. OF PH1LADEL-
FHGA. NAEEs FRoFosrTIoN IN
SIG MOVEMENT
WhesAnE clsarng Rouse Cerufioatss
Eow Limfted-Warts Tnsm Ac-
esptsd ~ Currency Evsrywhsrs.

specie. Dispatch t- frr TrtsIIEerrar
PHILADELPHIA &c. Aus SO
forever prevent nrarriaf disturbance
.n'rs banks. Levi d. Eue one 90 Amer
.Rs foremost frar..sra proposes trat
'r. ceru1ratsa faa.-d by the wheeling
a-IrE house aFa" ta accepted ir aIf
money centres ~ OPT. country na cur.
"f N.e such rHr.IIcafaa uaaa cur.
f.". between local banks arI thus frsir
..r.Hr OIL Hut eco f. frr HIfr .| Hr..
sun IT. nH valid ErrHlrrUlr the conn
r. under agreement |f could b.. ra.-
ra.s on" f"r Mrr..rE ..rHr.ne House
q. rrFiefrr frr r.Er ffure OF bee n-ar.
ts-f N.esardrr Mitchell boil fUr-y clear
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38 KILLED.

JOPLIN. Mo. Aug s.-Thirty eight
persons were killed and rs Injured in
collision between north bound pass
enser train No. on the Kansas CITY
southern railway and a Missouri and
North Arkansas railroad gasoline mo.
lpf car running on the Kansas CITY
southern tracks near Upton Ford. 10
miles south OF here. tonight Mistaken
accident
According 10 reports received here.
Doth the motor car and the train were
running AZ high rate OF speed when
lhey met ~ small siding known as
lipton.s Ford With the collision
came the explosion OF the gasoline res
erNoir OF the motor car. setting both
me motor car and the train ahre
livery person In the motor car was
killed, u b. stated
The injured. pinned beneath the
Wreckage, begged piteously to be re-
leased a. the IRE attacked them The
nre quickly spreading made II limos
rlble Tor the uninJured 20 assist item
ne motor car was showed bach 300
YARDS by the train. and was left sus-
pended over the locomotive
None Of the passengers on the tain
vas killed. although the engineer and
hreman were injured
ne passengers were thrown non
the floor Of the motor car and i'm.
pfifoned BY the seats which WIRE
overturned
J. lauderback Of Joplin. Mo.
PASSENGER on the train. crawhd
through a window and saved nine ne.
sons piniOned under the seats Of ~.
Train. woman whom he draRRsf
through a window fought with him >
Do allowed 20 return 20 her child whfo
was caught under the vreckage
BECAUSE OF the rapid Fpread Of IN,
flames the number OF the dead va
not known hours after the accident
some reports said II would reach
The motor crew r. said 70 have had
orders 20 pass the north bound pas.
enger train az Tipton's Ford Instead
ever. the motor car r. said 10 have
proceeded south and upon reaching a
curve mile beyond. the collision
came
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
ATTEMPT MADE TO BURN
NORTHWO0D GLASS HOUSE
RUssisI- fires DISCOVERED Az
"ATct4sAs UNDER T~o
ENTRANCES
oepsrtr'ent Mas Caii-c a. Earl,
horntn3 7oSr-eizxe Wss Corrn-o
70 Small Area o. sprinsier..

Detectives -astin9, arc Frazier
steteo tna morning az ? e'cocs
tnst q would be Useless e ae,
oiooonooncs 90 try and trac. tne
.neenciaf VINO act IRE 20 the
Nortn~ood glass factory this morn
re. AtnoSgh tracks ~ere unaia-
tsfoec. tnep 1ac become Tiled stir
water which would sHt the scent
swan snaNinSa we're found act ~
tnree separate riaces on closer In.
settisstion src the soor % tire o.s
power house across the street VAS
found broken. the shz.iras that
started the rre having then taken
from this door Tire tracks were
messured ard u was decided that
tne ineenoisrist wore a Nc. shoe.
Small DTS - paper we're picked 20
about 'he scene % tne blsx-. Tn.
police we're scattered az over the
eltJ tntt morning ~Ith orders 70
pies W an suspects Chief Rose
sstoi IT would net surprise me
" ~e do no' hear from this fellow.
again tnis morning. as he seems TO
De making clean sweep % IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
Mar.haII ceunty Weman dc,


Mrs. Presha Fisher. we'll known
and highly respected AGED LADY OF
Marshall county near Sherrard. pass
go away yesterday morning az 3
O'Clock az the old Fisher homestead
following an Illness OF several months
due 20 the complications arising from
old age The deceased was In the
Eighty seventh year Of her age and
her death, while not wholly unex-
pected. came a. a sorrowful surprise
20 her many friends
The deceased. formerly Miss Pre-
sha Beal, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Beal. was born In Cumberland.
Maryland, October 3. 1929 and cams
to this city when but a girl az fffeen
years Later she moved 10 the coun-
try district Of Marshall county where
she resided until death Her hus-
band has been dead for the past four
teen years and since that time sho
has made her home with her son ST
las u Fisher
She was a consistent member of
the Pleasant UIU Methodist church.
taking an active part In all its de.
10 her death and was the senior mem
b"r N The Ladies Aid Society % that
church She leaves 20 mourn her
loss. three sons and one daughter
Silae r. George C. William a and
Mrs p " Britt All ~ the children
1--we in Marshall county one dauFh-
ter Jessie W died this spring On
McMechen
Funeral services over the remains
vii Do held Friday morning a. 1N
o'clock a. the home and iuferment
viii boz ir Allen Grove cemetery Rev
a e RHO VIII have charge % the
funeral services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

s--u~frr frru~f Al hos ~ rhir -
covered and rad several b1fs ur ny faae
hfy nands ioox~f ao taaf bad 20 sso5
srro1' ard ~ 1i-flas i-rftat@d tls eruption
e. much thaf if zspt M s-rafrhiuF AL ne
tire D could nos rsy In ra-fn room anf
afaI
Soap and Ointment srrf frr anrn1aa
nrf frer hnlErf n1r ~ fne CIfIrr-a
Oi-+urrf and rIf.r.-t Soap ard r am
cr-u.efeIT Hea.rI Ny saIn ID aa smooth
t1f f.ue f1r be- .s f1s boss have ever ls-d .
0-iErel Ai- Dud.ey Trle1.ool. Ian. -.
1919
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

Mrs. Wills Dolan and family yes
terday returned 10 her home a. Pc
oria, III. after spending the past few
months with relatives near Calls. che
was accompanied by her niece Miss
Sadie Church who will spend the
winter months in III. and other west
ern states
Mrs 7 q Brown. % Pleasant Val
ley. Marshall county a. spending a
few days az the guest % friends and
relatives az Elm Grove
Prof Q. = Ebers and family have
returned 20 their homes az Film Grove
after spending the past several days
visiting az points along the great
lakes
lee GlttlnEs. 81 Calls spent yester-
day looking after business matters IN
Wheeling
Several test wells for oil and Ras
viii Do drilled In the Majorsyllle held
within a short time Some OF rne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

res are built and work Of drilling
VIII De started within short time
\ lArge number OF ~ Pythians OF
Inn Grove and vicinity attended tho
X. Of 4. picnic held I'M the out tbe
PIKE district yesterday
MarEaret McCombs has returned
10 her home near Sherrard after
spending the summer al school at
MorEantown. and visiting her sister
Mrs. ". +. Waston al Fairmont
Miss Geneva Mills. OF Sunmerset
"a, n the guest for few DAYS OF
friends al EdgwOod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
ITALY MAY RESCIND
HER PROCLAMATION

NEW ORLEANS. Aus s-T-st
italy might rescI0d her p-ocIa~a.
ton % neutrality ard Join t-e
war o. NATIONS. Is evea t- be-
Indicated o. a cabIerrH~r -rcr.v
ed in New Orleans TO-DAY hv the
master o. tire italian steamer IA
Stella, ordering here &C. take
aboard no CARGO ard fc anchor
Immediately Ir neutral waters
The cablearar stated thar tre .-
structions were scrt by direction
81 TIRE italian govern rrrrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
Ners Jrs. vs.. Patterson Jrs

What promises TO be- one OF the best
games OF the season on the Patterson
grounds viii be- played sunday after
noon when the Nehs Black Soy Ju
niors cross bats with the strong Pat
terson Juniors. Both OF these teams
are made UP OF the younger players OF
the towns, ranging from rs 10 % years
and undoubtedly give tho fans their
moneys worth. Just who will do thu
hurting for the Ohio lads Is not
known. but In all probability blaine. a
recruit. viii BE- on the firing line FOR
the Patterson lads. The game will be
called at . 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
Many vIsi,ors

Many visitors from the out-the.pike
district are finding much pleasure Wis.
itlng the camp OF the Boys Brigade IN
that section. The boys went into
camp Monday and now have one OF
the prettiest places imaginable for
their ten days outing. The camp b.
also one Of the most popular places in
the district as Is shown by the mum.
Der OF people who daily visit H. The
boys spend their time drilling. swim.
ming. playing base ball and having a
general good time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
F|RE:'
f@e.s srs-sry conpsay ortes sosAs %
nAas shorty Before Modnlxht
Snail Loss.

A. O'Clock this norninr Fire
'hiet Edward T Roe. after an IN
FesuEatiCn OF the tao frcE started
81 me Hobbs glass factory. stated
mat De- vas convinced that th. dre
a. the Pubst kfeNiu- Company
tuiidins VAS started b. incendia-
r.s thorough inVesuEation
VII D. conducted 40 once b. the
authoritles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
TO EXTEND USEFULNESS OF
LOCAL BANK CERTIFICATES
TRIPLETS BORN

Iuplets were born late last rIzht
20 ST. and Sire Prank Massae. Italian
residents % South BeUaire. The child
r"n were three sons one died a few
are doirE fra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

Signs are being posted according
70 me requirements Of the post Office
authorities ln the town OF Elm Grove
Several weeks ago the town council
met and decided 20 have the names
% the streets placed in convenient
place. The matter Of having the signs
vas left Mp 20 Chief OF Iolice J. o.
lutlet and within the pasr rev days
the chief has completed neat board
street corners Also the residents
are having their houses numbered ln
accordance with the postal Law and
within short time the town of Elm
Grove viii be- in shape for the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
0UT-THE-PIKE


ne urst evening OF the lawn fete
gwen by the ST Vincent church n,
Rim Grove Was held last evening M
the 81 Vincent parochial school
tuildinE. supper was served IN the
school hail. between the hours OF Ave
and eight o'clock II f. estimated thei
during this time In the neighborhood
3i 200 were served with supper The
lawn was beautifully decorated with
electric lights and all kinds OF goodies
we're on sale and a number OF amusa
ments placed on the ground for the
enjoyment OF the large number IN al.
tendance. The affair will be- dupli
Gated this evening and a still larger
crowd Is being anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
SUSPEND SERVICE

oDgENSHrRG y " arr
Pepper manufacturer Ir fhe United
states importing pulp wood from
lower canada hF shIr'rHd have been
...0ti iINf unless special permits.
pended until after war A. Do Ii
-ala 'n Do t-e purpose 10 the DrmIr.
Jon government f0 stop ADD vasaar
faI.c .r fhe So lawrence river cas-.
Di Montreal and plant mines ir tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

~ AuEsst ny body 80
oompietey cov~sI Z
- lnshi- 20 as-p -
niFht the ifchinE - -
ssV~ s Z had 90 taEs
a@-IsnE mefIein-s --vsraf
uues a ~eeE to go any
seq a. a. 10 broke olt
e. q -sst a1f srmr affra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

The report that appeared Boz an even
Ing paper several DAYS ago tAat the
Slender barber shop al Elm Grove had
been sold. b. false according 20 Nj.
Stender. the owner OF the shop Yes
terday he stated that the article was
Wrong. and that the shop was sun his
property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

shortly before midnight last night
ats ea- discovered bon tfs onics 81 the
h"1f LtrsFluE company az Thirty
hiil aud thaElfrr street 81 John No
'latef. Who ium-f lrsig rFaII-I bnr fI
-elliug the department south o. the
eirrH. when they arrived the blaze had
Esined Considerable hssdsay. IA Wa-
exiting lishsd within a short lime Wlth a
.,ag.iaSe that 10 Thought woIf not exceed
ON eaamigatiou o. sas found that the
hte had originated Do closet in ths
rear o. the offices and had burned
LhI'Ish the ~eathe. buardiuE IN M,
roo mimic the adjoining room chief
rose gave a- the ca t~e cigar vas
aropped n some rubbish that VAS Ir the
corner OF the closet
- Nires entered that part OF the
-lldir saud every evidence t.sufrd b.
ne plsHe having star ed go the bottom
OF me Partition ana worked towar- -
tpp. To vas nrsf tholFhf that some one
ntn -~t me place on mo- f.If fEr. tenor.
a. soon discarded after the CHARACTER
~ ih, blaze wls discovered Sine. the
ehN-ut or prohibition the building has
hern vacated. but 90 zsan1s that the
-o-"i nod become common property and
from al indications thfa cam. rl.r~
.,allns me building several other
unharmed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

Fn'Inr.rE ar illness ~ several ws~t-
Miss Annie O. H.HN 90 $50 AZ Trfrfg-
SECOND .frrrf passed away shortly after
r O'Clock Il ODE aiVfH.ar.enfH year %
her axe Nra KIM waa Formerly ~
'.nrHaIIIr. IH. hIf came fr fNfH city
some time HEI and since then NHH been
LF.rE 70 ffn home ~ her rarFru rarrra
LIrE 70 ire second branch ~ council
F.rrrn. rrr. i.rH over fre rrrraI-a rfff
Hf -eII af 4. F.Inrs w. 40 the late
rer.1rrre ara 'rfer~arf viii be- made
in West Alexander cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

Local baseball fans are waltinp
Win much anxiety the coming Of Sat
u;day for on this day the Patterson
and Elm Grove team will cross bats
with the strong DnlonvaIe aggrcra.
ton. Several changes have been made
m the J. & =. G.. lineup within the
past few weeks and the boys are nov,
ln hrst class condition for the game.
lbllonvale also has one OF the best
professional teams on the Ohio
'de and will give the pikcsters a run
Tor their money 10 is likely that
Riggs will be on tho firing line fot
p a p. q with either Miller or Reu-
Their on the receiving end sunday
TIE y. e y G boys will meet Dillon.
vale on their home grounds A large
delegation Of fans from the pike dis
trtct viii accompany the BOYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

The lock which few days ago was
placed on tho pump In front Of tho
festinEer property. a. Elm Grove. was
Yesterday removed This is one Of
the best wells IN the out-the-pike dis
trict. and the people residing In the
immediate nelghborhood felt the loss
keenly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

Tain Folark received authority from
OBJ" immigration omriaIs t1 release
'h' s'r'rage passengers. and f-- were
sent away ON special trsIr .orIebf
Do other 1855 viii leave tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

BRUSSELS. via loneon. Aua. s.
according 20 lie SoF, unoer tire treat,
between France ard Belgium. King AZ
oert viii eon'nnsno the France Belgian
troops operating In 6eiaiurr. Sloa
Albert has placed his palace az the
disposal Of the Red Cross
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

HOlL- Ens- Aug Sin aniIsIpa.
tor % probable events the tocaI GO
ice tooay issued notices statina TIA,
there way De ~hrins practices en-
Number tomorrow ara warning TIE
inhaeftants rot 70 De siarrned o. "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
WAR BRIEFS

sAFFRoN-wALoES. Ens.. Aus. ;
- hostile crowd Tonight eroSe % q
peace Meeting IN the market eiaes
stones tire ~inoo~ % TIE indecen-
cent laecr heacosar.ers 4nd hauiea
down re -ec rag ara burned Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

LONDON, Aug 5.-A naval action was in progress in
the North Sea this afternoon according to the Evening Stand
ard which adds that this confirmed by high an
thorty who, however, said the action not Of decisive inn
portsnee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06

Yesterday the West Virginia Trac
ton and Electric company installed 4
concrete mixer for the purpose OF
mixing the concrete for the retaining
vail az Bow street 4 large part of
the eNcayatlnR work has been done
no the water and gas pipes removed
IN order 20 make way for the founda
ton OF tho wall Carpenters were pur
10 work building forms and perhaps
today viii see the first concrete laid
on The new work
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ST. CLAIRSYILLE

81 CLAGEs1ILE. - AuE Tn.
LnIIIfIrF realty frannfera were rfaf
vi eIrfHday in The rec0rdera ofYica
Fr"m william kIuseY ~ David r
tfa'h. tract - land situated b. urff -
rnrf. conrtderatIor $3.50.
FROM Joseph WurIrr % ~. 10 H~h,
'ftn. tract o. land situated a. Peas.
fNHnfFIu. rrrH.Irrafirr flEn
IrHm T. TT N|IUE ~ g. praur
.rarf ~ InrI situated i1 HIrrfand fourr-
afIr ~lrHITrraffrr 81
Ir.r Catherine Smith fr The Ffras
Ir.FH" frrIar church ~ shadvsIfs frart
lard situated ir Efadrride. cgnsissr.
ALTON g.
f-lw John H Anterior. shsrin 10 =
RI MILLER tract NJ land sifuafsd i,
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