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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-03
CHAPTER XXI.
AntlcIinnaxx.


Alan came to himself supported BY
Barcus-his senses still reelins from
The coSicusSion Of that thunderbols
which lie hadss unwittingly loosed-
the cloud of sulphurous smoke and ye'
dissiputed by. the wind.
Judith lay ut his feet. stunned; and
round about other figures OF men in
sensible. II not, for all lie could, say
dead.
And then Barcus was hustling him
uncercmoniously down the Wharf.
Come! Comet" he rallied Alan
Pull yourself together and keep 1;
stiff upper lip. Rose is waiting II
the car, and ii you don't want to be
arrested you'll stir your stumps. m:
son! That explosion is going to brtnI
the worthy burghers of New. Bedfor'
buzzing round our. ears Ikea swarm
of hornets!'
Ills prediction was justified ever
before it was made; already the near
by dwellings were vomiting na1i
clothed humanity; already a score o,
people we're galloping down towart
the head OF the wharf; and In thei
number policeman appeared as II. b.
magic,
And while the man hesitated Ala
grabbed him by the shoulder, threH
him bodily from the car, dropped Int
his seat, cried warning to Rose, ant
threw in the clutch. The machine re
sponded without jar. they were I,
hundred feet distant from the seen
az the accident before Alan was fairl.
settled in his place.
AS he grew more and more calm, he
congratulated himself on having drawn
an excellent car in the lottery o.
chance. 1t was light, but the motor
ran famously, and If not capable o.
a racing pace it would serve his ends
as speedily as was consistent with
reasonable care for the life of the
woman he loved.
Yet his congratulations were prema
ture: they were not te2 Sinutes ou'
OF the environs OF the city when Rose
left her seat and knelt behind his, t
communicate the intelligence thai
they were already being pursued.
A heavy touring car, she said 1t was
driven by a man, a woman In thu
seat by his side-Judith the latter. tht
man an, old employe Of her fathers
BY the name Of Marrophat.
Marrophat!
Alan remembered that one.
He could only trust in his skill a.
/, a driver, and skill Is the lesser factol
in. such race. ls,s,as 5..asssfi.
They could overtake the tugitiEel
practically when they would. III
But for some weird, Incompetent
slble reason they chose to hang; q Ger
tain distance in the rear, q distance
that could readily be bridged by !twt
minutes OF furious driving Il a u
WEI Ssa; 49,
The Trey Oh Hearts will be shown
at the Colonial eater Thursday
November s.. ~ !,
CONTINUED 'fomorrowsl
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2AIIRoAD MEN ARE INDICTED.

s9v ASSOCIATED FRERS.;s 4
{ NEW YORK. ~ Nov. criminal
indictments were returned today by
the. United States grand jury against
81 directors and former directors Of
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Co.. including Wp.
Rockefeller, Theodore NJ. Vail, Gep.
F. Baker, William Skinner, Charles
n! BROKER and John l.. billiard. The
indictmentsacharge conspiracy in vio-
lation Of the Sherman antitrust lazy
TO monopolize commerce. Under seq
ton 2 of the. law under which they
were returned the maximum penalty
upon conviction Is one years impriF-
onment and 5000 fine.
Tie complete list of those indict-
ed is as follows: VIM. Rockefeller
George, MaccuIloch Miller. Charles
+. Broker. YIN. Skinner, d: N. Bar
jn1tey, Robt. w. Taft. James F. Ell
ton. James E, Hemingway, Lewis
q. Ledyard, Charles N, Pratt, a: Fl.
robertson. Frederick F.. Brewster.
Henry * !, Nc Harg, Edward D. Rob-
bins, former general counsel OF road.
Alexander, Cochrane John Z. NJ. DtlT
lard, George r. Baker; Thos. Dewitt
SC.uyler, Theodore NJ Vail !, Edward
iAIfiliean. Francis, n. Maxwell.
I s: warrant were issued for 9s2s mon MOI
ana indictments on req lest OF the dis dis
ItriSt at several ~ was s1nd eF-i
stood. were brough into court 70 an n
swerS allotment this afternoon:
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FOR SALES Send MS two dollars and
we will. ship you freight paid u
double head barrel OF choice hand
picked apples. Daldwfns, North i.
ern Spy. Russet. Smokchousc'
Greetings, Fallowaters. The OF
fut-Lakin Co., Terra Alta, w.
Va. 1O-2s-1mo'
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y r. R0sENRiGR d DANTE. AFT
ER EIFTEEN YEARS FIllDS
RELfEF1FRO SUFFERING

a5ellt2l fs!i IS 4 ifss1 =, 81
i n. Rosengfc1t y Dant Va. was 3al
sulfene from stomach troubles and
chronic constipatf ION III III tried al
norlpsof iFeat inants: but got no relief
ifntli ono days lie took ;as dose Of
Mayr,s Wonde rfulE Stomach Remedy.
ife tosnd ilis trolRl endedlina a
short tine he Wrote:,sa ss4
II toois yoiIr me- tcfne according to
directions about three weeks a gogand
IL PROVE toSb ustswiiat you claimed
~ was; have felt better since then
Ian It1ase for fifteen years! Before
I took someth ting daily to, move my
bowelA Since taking your remedy,
have not been bothered with my
stontacit afld heart s;a.s W ,isF
PROM IN over the United States
come sucfl lett ers telling Of the won
derf9t hen efits Tece iyed! from the stlse
Of aiayr Wonderful stomaeifs Rem
fsoe first dose provost is not q
ioi,g esitnfent tss;ss = 80 .
NIayrs Wonderful Stomach Rem
edy clears the digestive tract of mn-
cold accretions and removes poison
ous matter! at gives quick relief to
HHFa VI ~
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ElggEED ABsERILs OPEN 1t. ONCE,
head COLDS ilD GAIIAARIRH TANIsH


tErant balm dissol by the heat 81
the nos trils; penetrates and heals the
|inflamed, swollen smembrane which
lines the nose, head and throat:
Clears tie air passages; stops nasty
discharges and feeling of cleans
ing. Soothing relief comes immedi-
ately.
Don't lay awake tonight strug-
Cling for breath. with head stuffed:
nostrils. closed. hawking and blow
ing. Catarrh or cold, with its run
ming nose. foul mucous dropping
into the throat, and raw dryncss IS
distressing but truly needless,
Put your faith - Just once-in
tsEly's. Cream Balm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear. y
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FOR SALE-A number OF thorough
bred Rose Comb Rhode Island Red
cockercls. Prices reasonable. Call
or address, Geo. Weiss, Watson.
w. Va. Cons. phone 24S-N.
10-19-1mo
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FOR SALE-send us one dollar and
we will send you by parcel post
nineteen pounds, absolutely pure
Buck Wheat Flour. New Crop.
Write for quantity price. The Of
futt-Lakin Co.. Terra Alta, w.
yn. 10-29-1mo
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Kaiser Talks
To Regiment
EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE OF sue.
CESS IN THEUITIMATE =

BIT AssoGrATEn PREss.1
4 BERLIN. via London, Nov. Pin
addressing the Brandenberg regiment
in France recently at a point behind
the front. Emperor William closed
his speech with the words when the
war is finished we should see. each
othcf again. Under all circumstances
the enemy will be beaten."a,ae- sa,
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Tho Meredith Street Feed Stables.
opposite the county jail, have beer
repaired and reopened for the pub
lie patronage. Especial attention
will he given to boarding horses and
entering to The transit trade.
10-26-tmo.
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FOR SALE

For SALE-2O head of two year old
heirers. good and fat at the market
price. Guy Carter. Catawba, w.
Vo 11-2-3t
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FOR sALE-House and lot GO It. by
$50 #. Choice location for fine
residence on corner lot. Lots may
be sold off this. Call or address
GA Locust Ave. City. e-22-1t
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MODERN FRAME RESIDENCE, 10
rooms, 2 baths. gas. electricity;
block from P. o. Nice DWELLING
and ideally adapted to renting
rooms Address A. B. c.. West
Virginian Office. lO-7-lmo
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mi One Minute four Stufty y ana
Head Clears; sneezing and Nose
Running Cease. Dull Headache
Goes: 49, !, y
Try Ely's Cream Balm.
Get small. bottle anyway, just
t. try it-Apply a littlestn the nos
trils and instantly your ciogsed nose
and stoppedSup air passages OF the
Head will open; yon Will breathe
freely; dullness and headache disap-
bear. BY morning! the .catarrh. cold
in-head or catarrhal sore throat will
be gone. 'st3 Il 4
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle of"Ely's Cream Balm"
at any drug store. This sweet, ira
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FOR RENr-onc nicely furnished
room. Apply Mrs. Brown. Hall
/ Block. Bell Phone 79G-R.
!, 11-3-tf.
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FOR SALE = Five stands of bees.
Three new empty hives and other
supplies, 317 Hamilton ST., Con.
phone 6O2-Y. 10-23-tf
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For RENT

-sr-.--,--- -. --~,s FUR hENI.
l seven room t1ricKl house, Nor
gantown sAve.sas .Er'tk, ,ioest VIZ
sL nine room cbrick) house. Wheel
IA seven room lbrick) house.
Wheeling tAyc.gR ~ a24f.
!, /. seven room tframe) house.
wheeling Ave. At q Ht9& rs.
80 Furnished rooms for light house
keeping: All modern conyentences.
$50 Plerpont Ave.
inquire for further particulars
BrLSks s. Hutchinson, Bell phone, Of
fee, 223: Res. 17G. Consolidated,
-f2s.. S-24-lmo:
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FOR SALE - One roll top desk and
one old style walnut bookcase.
Call 1919 Cons. Phone. 1O-27-tt
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FOR sALE-Blanx coal options ct
the West virglnian office. s-26-n
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WANTED Young man about is
yearssola d, ito learn the Florist bust
ness Exceptional opportunity for
sonne one who has had store expe-
ffence Hasnian5 Greenhouse Co.,
WATSON roe ID a9g.l 11-25at
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WasNTED Two gentlemen boarders
ana too1dsfs. Office people pre-
ferred. Rates. reasonable. Con-
venfeiIt to center Of town. Apply.
sos Hamilton street. Cons. phone
10-3~tf.
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I5oR RENT partment of rooms,
with bath and water on Barnes
street. Gail w. G. Ogden's Office.
oyer Tens Cent store. 1O-27-tt
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WANTBp@Largegc cotton rags for
cisaning presses. &c per ID.
Eairmont West Virgintan office.
HI! 4 VI. ", 1-2s-tf.
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FeR REET-Eurnislcd rooms. 43G
Monroe Street. ~. 1O-29-3t
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1soR Rl5Nr Sgroom house, new
sixth ward. modern conyenicnces.
Csail Ill so SBenoni Ave. 1o-6-tf
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yViiss STED8G1kl5 general house
Won't. Apply at once to Manager
Hub Clothing Co., 1913 Main st.
BEL Phone 81: s-14-tf
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ron RENT Nice suite of office
rooldss second floor McCrory
EsIdgs opposite Court House. See
". ~ InWler. Trust Co. Bldg.
1923 tt
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For RESsT one Groom house. at
$i0 psr month: Call Con. Phone
Ne. ls9. 1o-29--tt
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FOR RENTRooms furnished or
ntferwise. Corner Maple avenue
and Pike street. Nice location on
ear iines IN q,iire OF Mrs. Amos Clay
i'm. fIla Nfaplos Ave. 11-2-2t.
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fSeSR REM Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Call or
phone Paul Kisner, Robb's Meat
Market: 10-2G-6t.
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FOR RENT-Two large unfinished
rooms for light housekeeping.
With gus. electric lights and use
OF bath. INQUIRE at ..l9 S.a.aky
street. s e1o-2o-tr
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FOR REN1 Furnished rooms with
or wiEhont fight housekeeping.
'- gfa RobeEt son, corner Monroe
ana Hlet stfaets: 7-24-tf
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SENATE SALOON PROPERTY HAS
BEEN ACQUIRED AND WILL
BE REMoDElED.
start Work After July MAKE Ex
teSs,xe lmprovements-se In

Another fine new bank building
viii soon be added to the large num-
Der in Wheeling. The Quarter Saw
ings bank. located at No. 1907 Market
street. has acquired the property now
occupied by the Senate hotel at The
corner of Market and Sixteenth
streets. and Immediately after The
hrst of July. will begin work OF re-
construction.
A short time ago. the property was
sold by the Pabst Brewing company
To John Coleman. local druggist, and
many were under the impression that
ne was TO take possession of the
building himself. but as ne Is III
rector in the bank. he made the pur-
chase for that institution. The prop
erty has a frontage of % feet en- Six
teenth street and extends a distance
OF 10 feet on Market street. and is
considered one OF the most valuable
properties in the business section of
the city. The price paid for the prop
erty Is said to have been close 10 $50. :
OuV: improvements that will be made
VIII cost large sum.
According to plans IL Is the inten-
ton To use the first and second floors
Tor the bank. The second floor will
Dc torn out, thus making the two sto.
rles into one. In addition to this the
entire interior and exterior will be re-
modelled. The first floor will be raised
and thus enhance the value of the
property TO some extent Just what
design Will be followed on the eXter-
Tor has not been decided but IL is I'M
derstood that 1t will be when com
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DALLAS

DALLAS. W Va. April 2i-S l..
order. Tie local undertaken. left sat
urday FOR Philadelphia. where he will
take the examination Tor embalming
DER visited sunday in Washington city.
Eyerhart Riggle lost very valuable
morse Few days ago The floor in tho
stable was rotten and the horse fell
through. breaking It's neck.
Lynn kimmins. Floyd Barnhart and
Glenn Smith began work al the Majors
Vile pump station Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. r.. W. Woodruff and son
l.andon spent sunday with the DR. -
Parents. air. and Mrs. Clayton Woodruff
or sand Hill
on saturday evening and SUNDAY noon
Dallas was visited by the worst storms
of the season. Telephone lines were put
out 81 order and trees were uprooted
Miss Mary Eiggle OF No. Two Ridge.
D. spending few days with Mrs. Mar
tha Thompson
Judron Crime who has been on the
sick list Is much improved
Floyd Sherrich H. ill with the fuumps
W =. Oldham visited his sonsE l..
aud g ". Oldham OF Triadelphia last
saturday
". 4. PattIson was a bushes. visitor
lu MOuudsNillc SATURDAY
Mrs Frank Bhoadss Of cool Breeze.
y spending a few days with Mrs ;. l..
Miss Dean Porter g. confined 10 her
room with humps.
Miss Alta Archer. 81 the Glendale
graded school spent the weekend with
her parents
ing near Cameron spent sunday with
~ family 81 this place
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stricklin were
Sh9pTtnE IN wheeling saturday.
Pat Ryan returned Monday from "a
Point.
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COST OF MOTORING FIRE
DEPARTMENT In BOND ISSUE
FIRE COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL
WILL RECOMMEND THAT
SUCH BE INCLUDED.
Councilman Sands Stated That He
Thought Business Men Would Ad-
vance Funds For Equipment.

At a meeting of the FIRE committee
of council held last night. IL was de-
ciced to recommend TO council that
tho cost OF mctorizing the fire depart.
ment be included In the bond issue.
Figures were introduced by Chief
Rose showing that the chemical en-
CINE. while IL has been in service for
fourteen months. has cost the city
$60O4 while a team of horses for the
vor of the chemical of $500. Com
raitteeman Sands preached a scheme
whereby he said he believed he could
raise money for r;otoriZing the de-
partment
Fire Chief Rose then went over the
situation with the committee and
pointed out to them the things he
would need. and the costs of each
wagon: A triple combination wagon
at the Vigilant. Eighth ward and Is
land. at a cost-of 81. 500 each: a trac-
tor under the aerial truck, costing
$4,000; new hook and ladder at the
Hook and Ladder house. $1,000; vehi-
Gle similar to the chemical at the
Fort Henry. $1,000: similar wagon az
Fort Kalbitzer. $1,000: tractor at At
lantic. $1,000. making nine pieces In
all at Sos, 900
Mr.. Sands then outlined his plan 10
solicit aid from the business men of
the city. the council giving a guaran-
tee that at some future time the
money would be paid back. He said
inasmuch as the motorized fire de
partment would make loss by fire
less. that the business men could az
ford to do this as the insurance com
panies would undoubtedly lower their
rates. All the members OF the com
mittee were very much pleased with
the idea of motoriZation and compli-
mented Councilman fancy on the
quality of his resolution.
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MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED
In MEXICAN SITUATION HERE

repeated. the same a. was used 10
years ago In proclsiming the opening
OF hostllities In the Spanish-Ameri-
can war. Residents. remembering
that stirring time. Immediately recog-
nized the significance Of last nights
signal. Inquiries for news then be-
gan TO pour into this papers once
more rapidly than before.
Excellent Bulletin Service
The Intelligencer maintained an
excellent bulletin service In this city
and all suburbs. last night. posting
all brief news items of importance.
Large crowds Of persons. eager Tor
news, gathered around each board.
The bulletins posted at the Fort
Henry Smoke House on Market street
Just below Fifteenth street. attracted
the greatest interest. Bulletins were
also maintained at Moore's Pool
Room. Bellaire: Dudley's Pharmacy.
Elm Grove: Stratford hotel. at Wood
lawn; Ralston 4 Parker Drug store.
az Martins Ferry. and ut Roberts &
Fredericks Pharmacy. at Bridgeport
Indications last night were that al
least four companies of volunteers
will be raised In Wheeling In the
event that a call Is issued. So far as
could be learned. no persons have as
yet started an organization. but II
was learned that two or three will be
started at n few hours notice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-22
QUARTER SAVINGS BANK WILL
HAVE MAGNIFICENT NEW HOME

pleted second to none in the city. II
Is understood that n beautiful lighting
effect viii be feature on the Market
and Sixteenth street sides.
Since the organization OF the insti-
tuition about ten years ago IL has been
exceptionally prosperous. especially
during the administration OF Cashier
j. +. Ebeling. The business has
grown rapidly and today ranks
amongst the strongest banking insti-
tutions in the state of West Virginia.
The present quarters at 1907 Mar
ket street have been leased by the
bank until May /. 1916. During that
time the work of rebuilding the re-
Gently acquired property at Sixteenth
and Market streets will be carried on.
IL is believed by the officials of the
bank that the work on the new prop
erty will be completed by late fall or
early spring and that the bank will
move into its new quarters by May
l. 1915.
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BUILD COURTS
wheeling Tennis Club in North End
Rushing Work On Construction
Of Courts for Summer Play.

Inc tennis court being built by the
wheeling Tennis club between Ftfth and
sixth streetr on Main are n st nearing
completion. At -ha present tim. the
membership 81 the club numbers aboJt
- and f. fast Increasing The rtub wa
formed during che winter months ana
the building 81 the sour;s started early
last tall. but ON account Of the inrierneu-
cy or the sTriug weather. slow sronress
- being made. However thev expers 10
nave tncm In readiness within a fsyv
daNs. The mcmbershiu is limited 10 20
mtWherS ana g. fast being Tiled Fol
LOWING are the names 81 the prosert
members. william r Urghn. PRECEDENT
lNde ktce, secretary and treasurer
marry 'louFc. stewart Porter Sinclair
henderson. Elmer Becker. carl Brapd-
tar- VIZ. Humphrise. John otto. Yea
cunningham. o.. y. Wood. George Ma
son and AR. Evans
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SCOREBOARD HERE
Baseball Scores VIII Re Received I'm
Aartet Auditorium This Season
beginning Meat Week

is'a ueiuE mat There are many base
hhll fans Boz The city and vicinity who
regret the loss of Inc game 10 Wheel
luE. ana who are anxious tu Keen fu
touch with the game. local person To-
gcthcr with James OtcdI Robinson. OF
littfhtrrh. have prrHnized n cprr.nur.
known nH the Wheeling Electric score
board company. and EiU rnua n.rs mia
season. Space BIAS been leased DOB enc
MARKET Auditorium. and ths BOARD ha.
been PLACED ir position ff Will he ore.
rated There daily during the rreafrf
season. ana doubles many fans VII.
gather there tu Zee thr returns
INf date Tor IHr opening has NOT baen
nrgIg'n hF The preliminary wort haa
n"t been completed. hut frf fr.f rarr~
WIZ liEfIF Dol received early most v.rt
Just what team will De- "rIatedH on
the board uHs mot been de.iasd rrf
either hft 10 la likely chat Tiftsbur-t
national. viii lead on. a. there ir rrl.H
interest being manifested Boo thia f..r,
locally. especially since jumping into
Red" Robinson viii be In ebsr-. ,r
tHe BOARD and because 81 hie know.
l'itf ni tne same. uill nfi iu we'll Isr
va. Formerly a PLAYER 0u fls Tirafs
icfm. He o. veil known 20 obi. city.
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MEALS HIT BACK? DYSPEPSIA GAS,
S0UF STOMACH?---P APE'S DIAPEPSlN
know !, is needless to have n bad s,om.

know II is needless to have n bad stom-
ach.
Get a large fifty-cent case OF Pape IS
Dtapepsin from any drug store and pu,
your stomach right. Stop being mlser.
able-life Is too short-you're no, here
long. so make your stay agreeable
Eat what you like and digest Il: enjoy
II. without fear OF rebellion in the
stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs IN your
home should one OF the family ca,
something which doesn't agree with
them. or in case of an attack of indi.
gestion. dyspepsia. gastritis or stom
ach arrangement. IL is handy 20 give
instant relief.
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INrgLLieeNcER sgslscgo WITH
eAl tso s0s s1a aHT fsor News
Buiistin Service Was Establish In
CITY and adlolnino TOWNSHIPS
Dell Gives Alarm.

Interest In the MEXICAN situation
vas intense In Wheeling last night.
From early In the afternoon until
midnight. the Intelligencer was be-
sieged with telephone inquiries for
the latest news from the front
Through its bulletin service. the In
telhgencer supplied the public of
wheeling and vicinity with all items
OF moment Immediately upon their
receipt here.
With the confirmation OF the report
OF the seizure OF the port of Vera
Cruz by American battleships. with
the attendant. loss OF four marines
killed and twenty injured. the news
was heralded In Wheeling by the toll
ing OF the great IRE alarm bell In the
tower OF the city building. Arrange
ments for sounding the signal had
been made by the fnteliigencer with
Mayor II. l.. Kirk. and the moment
that the confirmation OF the report
was flashed into the Intelligencer Of
nee. the CHIEF executive OF the city
ordered the tolling OF the bell.
The signal was three taps. thrice