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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-27

The greatest menace to wild life to-day
comes from organized destruction for
profit. Many of the laws of Louisiana
have been framed to meet this particular
phase of the conservation question. While
the laws must not fail to curb the wanton
destroyer, this is not so important, since
few men fail to recognize the folly of de-
struction merely for amusement. There
is usually some actual financial induce
ment to prompt wholesale destruction
of birds, game and fish or other natural
resources.
Such destruction is worst when it in
wolves the killing or capture of fish, game,
&C., under circumstances that leave them
absolutely no chance Of either escape or
reproduction. The wastefulness of catch
ing fish in their spawning season, the
folly and greed Of destroying birds and
game on their breeding grounds, at the
very time when their future existence de-
ponds on their escape from all enemies,
are often completely ignored by the men
who should be most interested in the pro-
lection Of such life.
Among the provisions Of the Louisiana
conservation laws that discourage these
practices is one prohibiting the use of ex-
plosives and of deleterous substances in
streams for thepurpose Of destroying fish.
Killing by these methods not only means
a reckless destruction of all fish-life, in
GLIDING innumerable small fish of abso-
lutely no value to man in their existent
condition, but the disturbance of the
normal environment OF the fish to such
an extent that their replacement is great
~ retarded or rendered impossible.
The use of gill nets. fyke nets and
trammel-nets is very destructive to feb
of all species above certain size found
in all smaller bodies of water, such as
bayous, small land-locked bays, etc., and
tits illegal in Louisiana even to have such
nets in possession.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-27
NOTICE.
Meeting Isnsas. csaesrdia farmers
lssoeiatiel.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL he.

Waterproof, La, March Is, 1914.
To Those Interested in Farming:
The Tensas-C oncordia Farmers As
ISOLATION will meet at the knights OF
Pythias Hall in Waterproof, WEDNES-
DAY, APRIL 1st, next. Prominent men
in agricultural work from all the State,
including DR.. Dalrymple,' DR.. Dodson,
Mr.. Mason Snowden, Mr.. c. H. Staples
and Mr.. A. E. Wight, will be present and
lecture.
Sessions will 0e held in the morning,
afternoon and night for which most in
teresting program has been arranged.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
JIG. GORTON, Prest.
Randall N. Hunter, Sec'y.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-27

The Department of Commerce
bureau Of Statistics) Washington,
has issued the report of cotton gin.
ned BY parishes in Louisiana for the
crops Of 1912 and 1918. up TO March
70. The report for Tensas parish is
asiollows: crop Of 1912, &, 1899 bales;
crop Of 1918, $3.50 bales. From
this report it will be seen that the
crop Of 1913 was just ITO bales un-
der that Of 1912.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-27
REGULATION %

l. Ice cream il : frozen product mad,
e., -. ~. IN - -,
and mo., Nth ~ v;fhont . r.trr.l A. =
or;no and NAV .ort.,r NJ. - .~ce.a ~.
ner cent ~ h.rmle,. 1,,l,r ana .h.n con.
tain no. To-. 49, "A ,,.-,s,,. h.,.... e..
2 Frn;t loo c,s.m !. . fro.sn r,o.,,,c,
m.de- f,on, .rs.r ~ .,s.,,. ,.;,s ~
eoc.1 sr..r .rd .ornd CIR m..rr.
fru;ts NAV cDts,n nj - $780, ore ~,
cent 81 hs-,n,s.. s,i.- .rd .h.u cor.s;r
not ,ess th.n . - 49, hr..s- =.
3 MT ;ce crs.m !. I sro.sr rrc,,rc,
r =, ,
cool u,..- .ra $500 ~. -'n.;a 49,.
NAV contain not - e~ceaa ors - c.rs y
h.rmles. n,lsr .SsI.6sll ..o-.s;r - -.
than ner ;,enf = estlteslht Va
Thee .t.ndsr,. ~ avad .f,.s e.
creams from r.,.,s.r',. f.c4c,;s. =, .,,ss
the state ~ers s..i,,.., - 49,. -.
in tb;s ,e,f.s.m. ,,,ssa,,cs 80 !. !. ns-.sa1
ed ~ The smorts.ss us.- ~. .ho,,.
builder, and The .srtc.roh;,e h,,vs,,-,s
Alfalfa
"About one.h.lf ~ ~. p.s p;,sr WI.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-27

St. Joseph and the surrounding
country we're visited on Wednesday
night and all day Thusday with
one OF the hardest and longest rains
this section has had in several years,
the precipitation being considerable.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Stripping
and Misses Carries Marie and Susie
Maude Muir were visitors to Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Ratcliff this week.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-27

Mrs. Emile Mayer and little son,
Master William, came up from New
Orleans last week and will spend
some time here with Mr.. Mayer.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-27

Messrs. Joseph Curry and w. M.
Davideon made trip to New Or
leans this week.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-27

The Matches Democrat sposts . Q insh
rainfall ard . lot - = IL sivsr.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-27

CIRCULAR Q.

To Manufacturers and Dealers in Ice
Cream:
Your attention il called to Food and
Drug Regulation % which defines ice
creams and fixes standard for butter fat
in these materiale.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-27
PETIT jvlY.

To Appear Monday, April 9th, 1914,
at 10 O. clock A.. NJ.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-27

Nay the clsar-up Of to-day lAstI
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-27

DR.. H. s. Trice was a visitor to
on Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-31
Ambition Salts
Gives you a Clear Head and a
Good Appetite in the
Morning.

You need these 10 start with You
can do business right NJ YOU start tho
day wrong AMBITION SALTS b. tho
great rectihcr Of mistakes Of eating Or
drinking the night before 10 YOU dine
not wisely but too we'll" take AN.
BlTlON SALTS before going 10 bed
You viii wake up in tho morning with
your head clear. your stomach feeling
me. your eyes bright with the sparkle
OF health and enrrEy Won will enjoy
your work and do 10 wei
AMBITION SALTS ir pleasant to
fort
4 large hottie az John Coleman com
pnny for only hfty cents and ~ D.
guaranteed 20 be- tho finest sort az
remedy ~ an times for Indigestion
headache. billtousne.e. ,onetIprti0n
acid stomach. sluggish liver. tidnf,
troubles and malaria n drives uric
acid from The system. makes tho
blood pure and pure blood means
health
Your money hack on the FIRST bottle
rurchafed from John Coleman com.
nany N Won are not eafi4ned Mail
orders filled. chargc7 prepaid hy Tho
wendell Pharmacal Company. Inc
Syracuse. y. v, manufacturer
tues.tt
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up the service. In all. the service was
on only about 20 minutes during the
entire week the systems were being
changed. The work was done so
carefully. too, that no accidents oc-
CURED.
The efficient service and loyalty of
the employees were appreciated by the
concern. and in order TO give expires
sion OF this. last nights banquet was
arranged. +. c. Mason. superintend-
ent, presided as POSTMASTER. and ad-
dresses were made by Hal Brues, as
sistant manager. and Frank Howard.
general superintendent OF the COM
pany. They thanked the force for its
excellent work and loyalty displayed
In the past. superintendent Mason
also spoke. congratulating the men
on their recent achievement. An
elaborate menu was served.
The following were present: w. J.
Graham. w. +. See. A. G. DrensteI.
George Bell Jack Dalton, A. J. Mae
Phee. Earl Barefoot. Joseph Wagner,
l.. w. Smith. Thos. w. Smitt, c. H.
Keller, X. p. Cowan. Harry White
cotton. Norman L. Williams. II. Nc
Hanon, Frank Stout, J. Nosker. c. X
Troxell, NJ. j. Lane. William Sickles,
slim" McCombs. Harry Fleming
George Scougal, John Wise, Gus Hop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-31
CIRCUIT COURT
DOCKET CALLED
LARGE NUMBER OF CASES WERE
CALLED AND DATES SET FOR
HEARINGS IN MANY.
Many Were Dismissed in Both
Branches Of CONFESSIONAL
Orders Entered.

Judges II. G. ffervey and Charles c.
Newman called the Circuit Court
docket yesterday for the April term.
which contained a greater number of
cases than any previous docket for
number OF years. The greater part
OF the day was taken up in disposins
OF the cases. Judge Newman asked
that the attorneys who would try
cases before him at this term TO pre-
pare orders in all dead" cases and
nave them ready for disposal nv
Thursday. when he expects to rid his
docket OF great number of old cases
Aside from the calling of the docket
tns Judges entered a great number Of
orders in other cases that have been
pending
Charles Yoke. town sergeant Of
rulton, received a renewal permit to
carry revolver. Judge Hervey en-.
tered the order
In the matter Of the appointment Of
new trustee for the Carenbauer es-
tate. in place OF Frank A. Woeber. de-
ceased. an order was entered by Judge
, ling.
An order was entered bv tudre
Newman granting Melvin SAWYER. Of
me y. o.. permission TO carry a
gun.
An order was entered by Judge
Hervey In the matter of GEORGE ~
Westwood vs.. Felix Westwood. con.
nrming the sale Of certain real estate
In the matter Of stephen B1atcbIev
W. Frederick SiifeI. eXecutrix for Tho
estate of Louis Stifel. an order vas
entered by Judge Hervcy allowing the
ming OF an answer by the defendant
10 the plaintiffs bill OF complaint
Many cases Of importance are on
me present docket. among which are
me numerous cases Of the National
Telephone Company. II Is said that
these cases viii be dismissed. a. all
properties have been properIv aoId
and an order closing the case will be
entered April n has been SET as the
der
Other cases on the docket were dis.
posed Of as follows
Part law
=. v Risley. e. al W * p Simp-
son. dismissed
g. ~ Becker W. Albert gebrinr o.
urday
Scott Lumber 90. W. 7. J. strinrer.
defendant called
David Thomas W. ~ 7 Thornburr.
Dismissed
". 70 Monsingo W Jenny Hercu
~. or a., settled out Of court. dis
Adkina Roonng Co Vs. A. r. sea
mon. dismissed
Pearl Laundry co W. ! VI Dauer.
o. a.. Dismissed. plaintiffs coat
Emma y llartiicb Vs. Nancy Jane
Hedges hearing today.
Antonio Baker hy next friend "
y g. g. a ST. l. Ey. demurrer. 80.
for Saturday
= Perkins vs. city Hospital Dc.
mufrer. hearing Saturday
? Wilso and = Harnor vs. n
= Hamilton a Son. hearing on mo.
lion today
Ida VI Taylor vr W. Va Traction
and Electric Company motion set IN.
day
vs. S Hamilton. adm NJ y q No
'arty W City Railway co dismissed
upon 81 urtment
y 4 Bum w. v y Kemper. - ~
d' .nir 1o1 unOn adjustment
T. kinghorn and Ida Y Ktnc
horn va vs. Va r a y Co. demur
rer argued today
G. p Morris. adm. 81 c. White We
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-31
MINER CRUSHED
Hungarian Workman Caught Under
Fall Of Stone and Killed in Mine
Near ST. CIairsviIIe, Ohio,
Yesterday.

A Hungarian miner by the name OF
kalam Pataky. employed in the Provi.
dent mine near ST. Clairsville. was in
stantly killed while at work yesterday
morning when a large stone fell from
the roof, crushing the unfortunate
man. The man was employed as a
loader in the mine. and only two
weeks ago mother man met death in
the same manner in the mine. The
deceased had been employed in the
mine for several years. and Is sur
yived by a widow and two small chill.
dren. The body was removed 20 the
Johnston undertaking parlors at st
Clairsville TO be prepared for burial.
Coroner Myers was called and will
conduct an inquest some time to-day.
The funeral of the victim will prob
ably be held Wednesday afternoon.
TUESDAY evening the Woman's
Camp Ground Association will Give
a benefit supper In the Odd Fellows
Hall. Help good cause and get a
good meal.
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msnt Co. permanent injunction grant.
J. l; De Gran, vs.. John Wager. die.
> = Hsmm vs.. Ella II. Robinson.
Martha Mehlman VI. Joe Korn. dis.
V. + Brinkmsn vs. Fort Henry Con.
strncuon Co. dismissed
frank Nixon vs. Cora Nixon. dis
Anna r. Jones admr'x. vs.. Anna V.
Jones. hnal order entered
j. Carroll ct al. vs. Margaret Slater
81 al. hnal order entered
w Bliss vs.. Rachael NJ. Vardy.
$. N. Pitzer vs.. c. J. Pit1er. dis.
=. Mckee vs. L. n. Boulin. al.
Lena p Wilson vs.. u. u. Wilson dis.
Mary r. Fisher vs.. Anthony Fisher.
both parties died. dismissed.
4, larry X Davis W. Elizabeth Davis.
Minnie G. Hoagland vs. p. 81. Hoag.
Esiella Davis VS.. T. W. Davis. dis.
y. } sihler vs.. f. c. A. sihler. dis.
W; 4. Rowland VS. Ella Rowland.
Annie Kunkel vs.. John Kunkel dis.
Fred Weiss vs.. c. a. busch. final
). " Garvin vs.. J. A. Hoover. dis.
T; W. Bliss vs.. Caroline McClyment
j. w. Bauer vs.. F. l.. Dauer. dismiss
Fannie, L. Dauer VS.. ,. NJ. Daucr
Annie p. Koop VS.. J. +. Coop. dis
: }: p. Hsndlan VS.. Krsus 6 company
Maud u. Barnes VS.. Addison Barnes
A. VI. Hamilton. VS.. J. 4. Hamilton
nearing on motion Thursday.
Mary Adams VS.. Earl Adams, dis
Sophia Bessler VS.. Emily Berry. dis
missed.
celia r. Hartley VS.. NJ. T. Hartley
dismissed
State VS.. J. p. Bachman. injunction
RESTRAINING defendant from selling
liquor perpetuated.
Clara Bramer VS.. Harry Bramer
John Pittsley VS.. Mabel Pittsley
dismissed.
II. w. Baumgardner VS. w. r
Whitehead and W T. Bedilion VS.
wheeling Turf Exchange dismissed
Flora Tnock vs.. Pete Politics, dis
w. p. Hubbard VS.. c A. Peterson
motion for receiver set for this after
noon.
Klieves Lumber company VS.. Rich
land Coal company. demurrer inter
posed: answer filed
Lena Campbell VS.. Mary Barger.
defendant ordered to file answer
Part Two-law.
j. u. Wilson VS.. p. a. q. Railroad
company. set for trial April 20.
Schmulbach Brewing company vs.
John Haley. dropped
Schaefer and Driehorst VS.. John
Haley. set for trial April 20.
Mary Joyce VS.. G. q r. G. Railroad
company. dropped.
c. II. Pressler VS.. r. u. Schneider
dropped.
a. J; Martin VS.. Jenny schrodes
dropped.
g: W. Bauers VS.. Mahlke and Never
gold. dropped.
Wheeling and Uniontown railroad
VS.. Rapid Transit company. passed
James McCreery * company vs.. Au
gust Mitchell. motion to strike from
docket. hearing Saturday.
Walter Leyland VS.. V. F. Bleiful
trial April20.
Sarah b. Pattison VS.. ]. H. Ewing
dropped.
Lee S. Paul VS.. Pewiky railroad
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W. Va 7. a Z Co. demurrer set tor
Saturday.
e. Kalbitzer 60 W.. q. "a. Sd. Ry.
Co. demurrer set for trial Saturday
a J. Jones vs.. l.. G. Hallock. trial
set for April s
Red Fox Construction co. vs.. J. r.
Moss Iron Works. offset hled.
John Hafer vs. virginia Mcconnell.
demurrer set for Saturday.
Rebessa Irving ~ r. b. Potts. Jr..
set for trial April 8
r. l. Frazier and Mamie Frazier
vs. tiiy Railwas Co. demurrer set
Tor trial Friday
J. ]. johnson vs. Singer SEWING
Machine Co. dismissed
Windsor Hotel GO. vs.. otto Schenk.
hearing Saturday.
George Clemens vs. Hazel Atlas
Glass Company. bill and demurrer
iiled. set for Saturday
J. n. Robinson ". David Bradley
- al, defendant. called.
W. ,. &. Schueile vs.. J. p. PETER.
defendant moved for bill of particu-
lars. trial April Z
pairymcn's Association vs.. W. :.
Holmes. demurrer oVerruled. trial
april :
Cecela Fahey vs.. W. W. vardy,
trial April Z.
solomon Habdo -. u. :. Fidelity
and Guaranty Co. OF baltimore. hear.
Ing April s.
G; II. Giles vs.. =. w c. Mercer,
trial April 8.
Mike Agnic vs.. ". H. Perkins. ap.
peal trial April ..
II. =. Perkins vs. Wheeling Auto
Co. vs.. \. Peters. passed 10 Saturday.
George II. Mason vs.. q. c. Beans
trial April 2.
William Arm and e =. Bone VS.
Daily Publishing Co. passed
w; J. Prayer VS.. Harry Harris. trial
William Isensch vs.. Hesse & Kirch
I ner Co. trial April 10
\. W. Turner VS.. Wheeling Tumb
Ter Co, demurrer. hearing Saturday
W. ]. Colts vs.. n. $. Hubbard. de.
murrer. set for Saturday.
G. V. Lopreste admir-. estate Of
Francisco Lopreste VS.. Salvatore Pur
pura. amended declaration filed.
George Costilow ,vs. Elm Grove
I Coal Co. demurrer. set for Friday.
Charles Gallagher. admir-. for Johr
Gallagher VS.. Wheeling Electric Co
demurrer. set for Friday.
W. !. Sandry VS.. Wheeling Traction
Co. demurrer. set for Saturday
Market Auditorium Co. VS.. Quality
Fruit Co. trial April IL.
w. T. Burke VS.. John Hamm, trial
Friday April 10.
Empire National Bank vs.. s W
Harper and w. G. Handlan, motion
to ouash. set for Friday.
Clarksburg Theatre Co. VS.. Buck
eye Lake Shore Film Co, motion. SET
for hearing Friday.
Palace Furniture Co. VS.. ID. n. Wal
tiers. trial April 10.
Dnharfr
tion TO quash set for Saturday.
American Electric Co, VS.. Fidelity
Investment Association. trial April
16.
Part I. Chsncery.
Maud VI Farrell VS.. J. NJ. Farrell.
dismissed
Vim. Mcdonald VS.. National Coal &
Oil company. dismissed
George Schneider VS.. Nettie
Schmeitzer. dismissed.
y. =. Bailey VS.. ID. II. Bailey. dis.
missed
J. b Chambers VS.. F. Jones. dis.
missed
c. F. Paxton VS.. Gertrude Paxton,
dismissed
w d. GRAY VS. Mary Gray. dismiss.
ed.
Wheeling Traction Co. vs.. p. J
Parks. ct al motion for permanent in.
junction. set for Saturday.
State VS.. J. G. Archibald J. ]. Ma.
honey, Finnegan Brothers. II. Wheat.
et nj. Injunction. final order entered
Cornelius Bever VS.. a. Wenzel. ct
al. dismissed
Alex Gardner VS.. Flmira Gardner.
death o. plaintiff noted.
\. Reymann ". Washington Amuse-
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LAST CASES
Criminal Court for March Term VIII
Be Brought TO Close Today.
Two Cases TO BE Arqued.

With the disposal OF two cases in
Criminal Court this morning tho
March term will come 10 an end.
Judge Robinson will give his decision
on motion for a new trial IN the
Abraham Bobis case and will hear ar
Euments In the case Of George Hon.
man, who is charged with operating a
boathouse without n state license.
Holman II the only one OF IS men 10
test tho law governing such places.
The outcome Of this trial Is being
watched with much interest Crim!-
nal Court yesterday was a blank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-31
SAVE YOUR HAIR! If FALLING OUT
OR DANDRUFP-- -25 CENT DANDERINE

hair falls out fast A little Danderine
tonight - now - anytine-w:ll surely
save your hair
Get a e5-cent bottle % knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and after the rrst sp-
plication your hair viii take on that
life. lustre and luNuriance which is 50
beautiful II viii become wavy and
nuny and have the appearance OF
abundance. an Incompatible gloss
and softness. but what will please YOU
most will be after just a few weeks
use. when Won viii actually see a lo,
OF nne. downy hair-nsw hair-Crow-
inE all over the scalp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-31

trial April 90
LsVina Reisner Vs. Margaret Lar.
kin. dismissed
Z. NJ. Rodgers vs.. Glenn r. Peters.
trial April 30.
Panhandle Traction company Va
4 NJ Schenk. submission today.
John keener vs.. Manufacturers
Gas company. settled
House and Hermann VS.. J. W. Sea.
ton. trial April n.
sidney Lewis W City 4 Elm Grove
n. X. Co. hling OF briefs. April H.
n. F. Perkins vs.. l. =. Rex. trial
Dr. J. J. Allen vs.. Louis Marks. dis.
missed.
George Tremendous vs.. John Papu-
lous. trial April p.
George r Niewic W. G. & r. G.. II.
r. Co. trial April -
Matter of custody Of Joe Nilinda
and Mary cain dropped from docket.
VI Anna Hall vs.. 4. a p g.. r. Y.
Co. hearing today.
Matter OF custody of Donald Busch.
passed
John wonzel 60. vs.. NJ b. Bailey.
dropped.
A. y. Dennis vs.. Elm Grove Coal
Co. dismissed
p. r. Callahan rs. n. q. Rolf. trial
April %
State for benefit OF A. T. Sweeney.
adm. trial April %
John Gibson vs.. city Il. II. Co. dis
missed.
Assets Purchasing Company VS.. W.
Va. T. & +. Co, demurrer. trial April
>
W. y. Neal vs.. r. W. Kyle Co. trial
April "a
w. r. McMechen vs.. George Katsa.
doras. trial April %
w. II. Stab vs.. Frank Skurzenska.
dropped
Whitehead & Hoag Co VS. Business
Mems Association. trial April IS.
Naudor Pocih vs.. Sam Tomlinson.
passed.
Thomas Schiller VS.. ]. r. johnson ct
al. defendants called
German Bank vs.. :. NJ. Noyes and
George r. House. trial April "a.
Luella PANEL VS.. Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. trial April IS.
Bernard Gloechler Co. VS. n. W.
Shaffer. defendant called.
+. II. Banharam VS.. ". l. Hide
brand. trial April IS.
Rose Wavery VS.. American Sheet g.
: Tin Plate Co. motion to quash. hear
ing to-day.
American Electric Co. VS.. c. n. Han
cher. settled.
John Ray vs.. Kirk Ridgley. trial
April 90.
heymann brewing 20. VS.. Is. a. u.
II. r. Co. trial April %.
Palace Furniture 60. VS.. Harry
King. Jr.. adm. of Earl Miller estate.
trial April 20.
Elm Grove Motor Sales Co. VS.. y.
VI. Atkinson, demurrer. Saturday.
j. T. Ferguson VS.. Frank Porterfeld,
trial April 80.
\. A Whitman VS.. Logan Drug Co.
motion to quash. hearing April ..
Market Auditorium Co. Va. n. 4.
Coulter a. Son, trial April 20.
Elizabeth Hun VS.. Robert Lazear 81
al. trial May /.
J. w. Rankin VS.. w c. Hubbard.
/ trial May l.
Charles Stevens. by next friend. vs..
5. X. Johnson & Sons. trial Nav T.
I Stecnrod Auto Co. VS.. r. n. Robin
son. trial May 4
Swift & Co. vs.. Charles Flanagan.
! trial May 4.
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CONTRACTS LET.

AZ their meeting yesterday morning
the County Commissioners awarded
the contract for the building OF two
bridges on the Bethany pike The
FIRST one is Of large dimensions and
will he placed near the Laughlin farm
The Farris Bridge Company. OF Pitts
burgh. was awarded the contract at
their bid OF si.9S5. and the second
was let TO the Luten Bridge Co. OF
York. Pa. for the sum of 1863. At
the same time the commissioners
adopted the concrete style as their
standard bridge in the future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-31
IELECTRIC COMPANY
FEEDS EMPLOYEES
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR HELD IN
SENATE GRILL ROOM
LAST NIGHT. ~
The Wheeling Electric Company Ex-
presses Appre eiatlonl - Of
Services OF Force .Gois

In appreciation OF the services OF
its employees. the Wheeling Electric
Company entertained last night with
an elaborate banquet in the grill
room OF the Senate Hotel. The affalr
In a measure celebrated the success
ful completion OF the "cut-over" sys-
TEN. Last week the company changed
Its lines from a voltage OF : 800 volts
TO 1000 volts. The work was started
sunday, March %, and was completed
one week later. Sunday afternoon.
March 20. at 4 o'clock. The force of
linemen was compelled to work al
most night and day IN order to keep
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Ladies. Men. Here's the quick
est. surest dandruff cure
known.

Thin. brittle. colorless and scraggy
hair. Is mute evidence Of a neglected
scalp OF dandruff-thst awful scurf
There IL nothing 80 destructive to
the fsir a. dsndruff. n robs the hair
OF IT. lustre. its strength and its very
life: eventually producing a feverish.
ness and itching OF the scalp. which
y not remedied causes the hair roots
10 shrink. loosen and die-then the
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INJURIES FATAL
Maynard Miner sUeeur,ee - injuries
Sustained IN rroti Miro Sew
eral Days AGO.

William Nors-s. o. s-synard. who
was injured IN the Troll mine nj
Rlsinesville last week when be was
run down by q string Of cars. passed
away a. the Ohio Valley General hos
pttal sunday evening. He Il survived
BY a widow and several children. His
father-in Law. who was hurt IN the
mine some time ago. still continues
to improve
Coroner Myers. Of Rcllaire. was no
tifed of his death. and will hold an
inquest some time today. Tho 70
mains will he laid to rest az Linwood
cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
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kins. N. A. Aldrich. ]. II. Burch. e.
w. Griffin, A +. Trudell. George Nor
gan, Clark Porter. John McKeeyer
and NJ. +. Smitt.