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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-18
anIanlsrIs .Mealmtnl Do. 1eb.
etppisn. auinanl = iobL
SnEamferiesmealmrnt 30. III.

Nse-rss - 49,
qtbpttH. aminanl - tobL
SnfaHierIe. Regiment 30. III.
et6t, Robert 10. aomp. - iobi.
9otdtr, ernh. 10. aomp. ~ iobi.
GranBtn, Qlbat, llnisroifgItr, TO-
Qomp. - iobl.
BiilFoltf, edmlb, emlnani, Q. aomp. -
ptrmibt. NI
aomn oilo, eus,oHi, 9. aomp.
bgrmibt.
maiibiss Germ g. aome - brmibt
Gilrm albert 6tiHf, 8. aomp. ptrs
mibi.
WarE ei,afr. eaf, 8. aOmp. - Str'
mibt.
eanst IT,. 6otnia, z. aump. - ioSi.
Spiatina Mil6, 9i5dsIbp. 8. qomp.
= fAiutr BERN.
Gtit. 1btooor. 3. aomp. - fhirtr BERN.
Marcus, Griter, Wifb, /. aomP. =
tnbt.
IifdGmdnH. Iil8am, /. aomP.
ihiUtt BERN.
Sdaer Battalion 20. 4.
aatbtr, gluauh, R%dbfdbrtr - TORT.
9ltbl Otto. 9iJddbptbtl, RabIabrN -
fdptr bsrip.
aiaer Battalion 30. 4.
B~dnotrt, amiuant - tobt.
Sdser Battalion go. a.
Btgtntr, Gdbnri4 - ipbi
2 6ptnt, iobt.
Wrtbt,- tobt.
quttb- iobt.
molten Il Elm - tobt.
Ridue, - perpunbtt,
0tf6S, - ntrpunbtt.
9sultl. - ~btripunbtt.
Rtttlbou. - p%eriruHbtt.
Qrbrt, Gbtridatr - btripunbtt.
Gngtl, GbtriGqr - btrpunbti.
grdalh, - btrpunbtt.
Ditbemdnu l., - bsrpunott.
Gopplon, - berpnnbtt.
Sump, 8tfueiter - bttipunbet.
6euuin9s, @drtiier - betpunott
Wost l., 8efrsittr -prrpunott.
Wahnlt, n btripunbtt.
9tht, 8efr,iter - btrtpunbtt.
@ohtmdnn. - b%eripunbei.
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lllrih, = b%erpunbet.
0rengr, -bsrpunbtt.
QGrbun = %Deripurbtt.
SdulDt H.. = p%erpun6et.
3utrgens, - beripunott.
6dutb, - %bsrpunoet.
prohl, - berpuhbet.
aHraFicr. Regiment so. 3.
Soft. qbolf, gi5tftlSp.. 4. esi. = bas
mibt
9raaoncr Regiment 30. Z.
eetbtrmdnu, a. Gst. = iobt.
mfnbermann,4 a. Gst. - tobi.
2imbibti, Strgsdnt, a, Gst:-- BERN. unb
qsidHgtn.
QeBmdEn. q. Gst. - BERN. unb gsfangsn,
Balm 2. @st. - tobl.
8rtdmonn, d. Gst. - tobt.
ErngOner Heglrteit No. 10.
Soda, 8. GSt. - geIangtH.
serrmanu. 8. GSt. = bsrmibi.
9rasuner. Regiment Tp. "A.
2tnB, @ilbtIm = tobt.
Singer, Sucidu - qtFuugen.
Rolled, Otto = ltidt perm.
M6lltr 5rie6r., llnttroffi3isr = bermibt.
5tinrit. qlfreb, @sfrtiter = bsrmibt.
lllnnen Reeiment go. 4.
TtBmur, Gbrlatuant = tobt.
lllanen 8csimeut gio. s.
g6fm. 8ern. Rid. Biai. atutnnnt ],
Gst. permibt.
Bi4manu, guut, Han, /. Gel. - bsrs
miBt.
Rornf4at. emlt, eerangt /. SCI.
toot.
ai6nuit, pug, 1. Gst. = Ieift BERN.
2obr. gdul Sob, l.. Gst. = permibt.
6tlot, S.ohdnnts. /. Gst. = esfallen.
ai6elus, SERB. 3. Gst. = f6ntr BERN,
GutoptBti, 8iI9.. 8. gst. - tobt.
Galintat Brit, 8ereiter, 4. gst. - IeiAt
berpUnoet.
qaborius adrl gOolf 4. Gsf. - Ieiht
berpunbef.
BtRpbaI, 5ranj Otto, 4. Gst. = Isidt
pernunbei.
Storm Mnr. @efrsiter, d. Gst. - lsiat
berfpunoet.
3immernina auguH, 4. Gst. - BERN.
arod, GtiB, lIldn, 5. Gst. = leidt perl,
S5ilat, aug, Sergeant, 5. Gst - dper
b%erlpunbat.
sdpabe, 9uIt., 8. gst, = fdper BERN
Ottp, 5. Gst. - Isidt BERN.
u. oa. a..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16

Stadium Ser @eflame, Ser eiteln
Selbi tie ipre6ung, Ser in11eren Ser
>piirf11ile, Ser fleinliden giferiiidte=
leten beral1S.
3n tbl11 gibt es genug! Mber am
groben @ollen ma11gelt eS. 6remo
fms ben1 eolen 6ra1tenber5en sic 8e=
&c uno 3iele Ser mooernen 1o5talen
@erueglt11g 0l1rd)al1s ni6t. STE bat
bas allies friiber idon geiibt, m1r me=
niger ipitematii6, meniger 5ielbe=
lpuBt, me1tiger planmaBig. Denn TO-
stale Mrbeit lit ni6ts Scenes, ni6ts
l%tnerb0rtes, ni6ts l1nbefanrteS. Nhtr
lit lie bel1te oringen6er notbmen0ig
mie ionlt lie fat ii6 mebr angebanft;
sic 1o5iale Motb lit acuter getporoen.
s(ber lo5iale Mrbeit gab eS immer!
l11ro in ser ltebung 6erlelben itanoen
friiber Sic Sra1ten Sen Mdnnern nt6t
na9 l1nlere meibli6en religiole len Or
SEN perribten obne &eflame Elm &ie=
ienitiid l%o5ialer Mrbeit. Sic lai1en
ii6 ourin nidt beirren trot fletnlider
Me0rgelei o6er grober 8%eidimpfung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16

.@arnm MAIDEN eS uni ere Sral1en
in ser @elt ibnen nidt nad? Sot
0enn mirflib oie @itelfeit lire Ser
5en ent11erpt, Sic &0niginenfrone oes
@eibes, sic Weiitterlidfeit, ibnen ge=
nomnnen? 9as &er5 tbl1t einem met,
mel1n man sic bieler miiBtgen 6ralt<
e>1bdt16e iiebt, sic n1r 6arar1f beooGt
iin6, 1id meiB un0 meid 51 balten;
sic sic Mrbeit i6euen, neil lie Ste
&dn6e bart ur6 ra1b nno rotb mo-
den; ols Oh nt6t eine i6mielige @atto
bei ser 6rau, pie beim Mann, etn
gbren5ei6en 1ei! @in6 6enn mtrf<
li9 6ra11enbanbe blob ga gum Spiel,
5um 5dmei9eln nn6 5trei6eln, gum
Guben unb 3ieren! @t@t au6 gum
@obltbun, gu tbdtiger Mitbilfe, CUR
grlei6terung i6merer Soften! Sic
1%o5iole Mrbeit lift eben Mrbeit; nn6
6esbalb mie ale Mrbeit nt9t au5lt
popular.
u9ennod bat man es bel ser TO-
5iolen Mrbeit nit Mr1nenpflege nnb
&ranfenpf lege, nit @aiien= 11no Slit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
IN, 8a1a ,temer
8abmen 1T oett Ser.
&taateu.

SIN Gergleib nit Der f%ieberbaften
Ibatigfeit, sic li9 Dor 3 bis 40 Sab=
rem III Ser M%mSoebmung 6eS giie11z
babm : Mebes ser Ser. Staate11 5eigte,
bat es Sen Mni6ein, oaB al1genblidli6
III oieienl ge>paltigen @ormdrtsltre=
ben eia 5tiuiton6 e~ingetreten lit, 6enn
man bort nidts BON geplanten @riin=
ollngen lel1er 2inien. 3iebt man je=
ood), lbreibt 6ie 80. 9. @anoels5ei=
tung," Sic @iienbabnfarte ser Ser.
|Staoten 5m &atbe, 10 5eigt ii6 Elm
mabres Spilmgemebe bon @eleiien,
bas i6einbar Sen @eoa1felr an Melt=
anlagell 1ri6t %a1ffommen labt. Gin
GROCER 1beil 6ieies itablernen, ii6
nad oQen Midtungen al1s6ebneu6e11
||9eebes lit 6as @erf ser lebten 30 Sab=
re nno man i6eint 51 ser l%1eber5el1=
g11ng gelangt at iein, 6aB fir 6ie
nadite 311funft fem 8e6iirfniB fir
Ben @ou nel1er 9i1rien borban6en lit,
abgel ebcr bon Masfa, MOO 11cl1e gab=
ne1 jest geidoffen meroen iollen. Sic
Observation-Disclosures beidranfen iid
gege1hpdrtig int me ientlid}en auf sic
grbaltlrng Ser beitebenben gabn=9i=
MEN nn0 in ein5elnen 6a1en a1tf Sic
@erldrgerung FOLDER un6 g%rgan5ung
o11rd S3meiglinien tpo iol6e rd1tmli6
nod m1ogli6 itn6, relp. %notbtpen6ig err
ideinel1.
Srob oieier meientli6 beidrd11ften
Tbattgteit mur6en elmer ioeben ers
i6ienelren 3uiammen ite0ung 5ufolge,
i'm Sobre 1918 in 6en Ser. Staaten
an 1elen @eleiien 1866 Meilen ge=
legt, gegen 4211 Meilen int Sabre
1912, iomit tpdr eine 3unabme bon
255 Meile1t 5u per5eibnen, 6agegen
5eigte iih inn @erglei6 5nm Sabre
1881 NIT leiren 1896 Meilen cine be-
6euten0e Mbnabme, 11t6 nod nrgii1t=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16

tiger itelte ii6 ouS @erbaltrtib inn
@ergleih nit Sen Sabren 1882 uno
1887 Sic H. 568 reip. 1888 Meilen
lleuer @abnlinien auf5umeiien batten.
IS ideint lon1it, Dab fir abiebbare
3eit ser Sautbatigfeit I'M @ilenbabn=
cine @ren5e ge5ogen mor6en lit.
9esbalb fam bon elmer untbatig=
felt int @iienbobntpeien ieoo4 ni6t
Die &coe icin. 56on sic Snitan6=
baltung ei1pes 10 fololial entmi6elten
Spltems un6 sic our Notbmenoigfeit
%ge>por0enen ginri6tungen BON Ser
minalbo11ten an Sen 5ablrei6en &11o=
tenpunften erbeiiden bel einem int
nte1ien &upital cine 1%1ngebeure Mrs
beitsfraft. SGT 6o6 Sames S. Sill,
ser befatnte Giienbabner, bereits Dor
eilpem Sabre Sen Musipru6 getba1,
bab man fir Sic Grrtdtung 6erarti=
ger n%otbmen6iger 6a5ilitaten i'm 2a1=
fe ser fommen6en 5ebn Sabre 6eS
e11pr11en &apitals bon flint 06iqiar=
Sen Collars be6iirfen tper6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16

berfiiriorge, nit Sl1genoida1b 1no
Mrbeiteridub 5u tbun, nit 8obn'
ungS= unb @eiun6beitSpflege, nit
MISUNDERSTANDING, fur5 nit alien
@eltrebnngen leibli6er unb iittlid)er
@oblfabrt." (@alomon: @ilieni6aft-
lide 8ilbl1ng un6 io5iale 6ra1enar>
beit.) Gus lit sic 8roia oes 2ebens!
Gus sic 8roia ser io5ialen Mrbeit!
8mar niht Der Noeiie lnb ser b0be=
ren @ertl1rung bar fir Ben, Ser es
perltebt, tief genug gu idiirfen; aber
auf Sen eriten @ltf nidts meniger
ais on5iebeno un6 beiteden6. Sur
io5ialen Mrbeit lit es olfo 5unadit
nidt n%otbmen6ig, ii6 ein @lei6 rel.e<
lten Sdnitts at beidaffen, pobl aber
sic etmas %pergeiiene Sausibiir5e ber=
bor5ltbolen! @ein @nn6er lit es, bab
iene, sic inn bG1sliben &reiie nidt
an Mrbett gep0bnt mmr6en, alt6 fir
lo5iale Mrbeit ni6t ta11gen.
Ser erite 9dritt Ser @r5ieburtg
CUR io5iolen Tbat lift sic @r5iebnng
sur Mrbeit. @ir baben Srauen &C.
fo1nt, sic ME ettpas bon io5taler @r<
belt geb0rt batten, Sic aber bon 5al1S
aus an ernite Mrbett gemobnt tparert
nn6 1ib onf alien @ebieten geididt
5eigten; tpern in Ser Madbari daft
&i1fe notbapen6ig par irgen6 tpelder
Mrt, iie mltBten 5u belfen; 90 mar
Iein &ronfes, iie ertpieien ii@ olS
6ie gefbidteite ten &rmrtenpflegerin=
nett; ga par Elm &leineS, fir M1ttter
iu16 &ino tparen iie pte @tmmelsge=
|Ionhte; 90 par Elm MrmeS, aus fer
nn1liegenoen &eit6en muBten iie Elm
fleioiomes l1n6 marmes @amS 51
Der ertigen; 90 par Elm &u1tgriges,
BON oem Iii6, an 6em itd Sic bie1=
f0pfige Tamilie gelabt, blieb immer
nob etmas iibrtg CUR Speiinng Ser
@eoiirftigen; 90 moor Elm @erlaiienes,
nn6 trob ser bielfo6en Mrbeit lieB it'd
|3eit finben fir einen fnr5en @efuh,
ser &eiterfett nn6 Sroit bra6te. COL
6e Sro1ten iin6 etn @egen fir Die
Madbari6oft; fte itn6 io5iale @enieS;
&iin1tlerinne11 im &et6e ser @arttas;
Meiiterirnen Ser drtftli6en 8obl=
tbGitigfeit. Gie boben fir ale 3eit;
1tn6 ni@t fir ii6 ielbft! Sbatia6li6
iin6 sic arbettiomiten 8ra11en Sic
1o5ialiten! Oft genltg fin6en mir IN
6er Grm1 ten Mrbetterfmilien, mo tpe=
gen ser getp0bnli6 5ablreiden Ma6=
fon1men16oft eine er6ri6en6e lteber=
.fiiue bon Mrbett lit, 6ralten, Sic me-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
Srpfe1t aeIeqt.
"a II e, Snb., II. 81

Muncie, Sn6., II. Mpril.
Sic Sto6t Muncie, Die iiber 3d.
600 @intpob11er 5ablt, miro na6 Dem
8. Stunt obne @irtbihoft iein; 6enn
in ser leBten 2ofaloption @ab1 iieg=
ten sic Srodenen nit elmer Mebrbeit
BON 1862 Stimmen.. Die @abI tpar
bon SEN uMoiien" beanltan6et mor=
SEN, 6o9 sic @ablfommtiiare l%tellten
it6 nit 2 at 3 5timmen o11f Geite
Ser Srodenen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
@mflanb friebliebemb.
IS e II, 10. Mpril

SIM Muftrag ieiner &egierung bot
Der 1rel1e ruiii1de 8otidafter in @ien
Shebeo 6em @rafen 8erdtol6, ge-
meiniamer Mini1ter 6es 9(euBern fir
terrei6 un6 nngarn, Die @erftde=
rnng Ser frieoliden Mbli6ten @uB=
LAMBS Ser Ioppelmonar6ie gegeniiber
gege6en. Iiele 8erii6erung 6iirfte
6a5u. beitimmt ietn, sic 8ei=
6es beioerieitigen 8erbdltnii=
ieS no6 meiterbin 5u f0r6ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16

ben ibrer Sausarbeit cine eritaltl1-
lide io3iale Gbaitigfeit entfalten. @e-
mig angebra6t lit Die bo6miitbige
Seradtullg, NIT meld)er ma11ebe &C.
biloete 6rau berabblidt auf lire
Sdtpelter olls Dem geringen 8plfe,
oie ite on edtcrn, io5ialem Sinn, an
lpirflid ip5ialem @ertb, an niiblider
Gbatigteit, an edter 6rm1engrobe
tbnrmbpb iiberragt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16

Der Jubmaidung porgenonlmen miro,
muroe in 6ieiem Sabr gum eri item Meal
felt 43 Sabren mieoer in altberge=
bradter 8eiie DoQ5ogen, 6enn Der
&0nig ielbit nabm 6ie @afd11ng Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
T1tkmaidnng.
90 il n d II, 10. 2lpril

Ser uralte 8ro119 in &apern, 6aB
anidbrlt6 int @erfl1lesiaa1 in Mitn=
den in @egentpart 6es fo1igliden
Sol e an 5tp0lf @rei1en 6ie 3eremonie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
POLICE COURT.

Jimmie Harden. a drunk. who was
arrested in Reinhardt's saloon at the
corner of Seventeenth and Wood
streets Tuesday evening for disorder
ly conduct by Officer Dave Parrish.
was fined in police court yesterday
morning. Jimmie drew $40 and costs
or 80 days for disorderly conduct and
$50 and costs or 30 days for resisting
arrest
Ella Mcdonald of No. 30 Fortieth
street was fined in police court yes
terday morning. charged with violat-
ing section % of the city health or
dinance by clogging a water closet
with garbage and rags. which tended
TO soil the house. Officer Cameron,
who made the arrest. testified that
the house was in very bad condition.
She. was fined $40 and costs with the
alternative of 30 days on the mount.
Jane Wilson was fined $50 and
costs. with instructions to keep out
side of the city boundaries. She was
up on account OF disorderiy conduct
and for being drunk at the corner OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
HAVE RECOUNT
Two Candidates on MeMechen Muniei-
pal Election May Demand Recount
To Settle Election.

The municipal election of McMech-
on was held yesterday and proved to
be the most interesting and exciting
yet held in the ncighboring town
Mayor Charles T.. Morris was reflect
ed by good majority as was Record
er Harry VI. McElroy. The race for
chief of police was very close and
l.. NJ. McFann, the Citizens Improve
ment party candidate. won out over
G. W. Grandstaff. the present chief.
by four votes. Thomas Sharpe. the
Peoples party candidate for treas
urer and collector also won out over
the Citizens Improvement party can
didate. J. +. Young. by the small mar
recount may be asked for in the two
latter cases.
Following is the vote cast and the
successful candidates:
Mayor. G. Norris Peoples
party. 2g3; Fred l.. Zimmerman $50
cialisD. 1874: J. c. Weideman (Citi-
Nens' Imp. %.
Recorder-H. II. McElroy' CPeo-
ple.sCitizensD. 429; Elias Warner $50
Chief Of Police. NJ. McFann-
tCit. Imp. 225: c. w. Grandstaff.
tPeol. 221: Emiel Andrews Social
istl. 90.
Collector and Treasurer-Thomas
,Cit. Imp. 2S7; F. z. Jeffries, (socJ,
Council elect-C. G. McMechen
tPeo). John Crow (PeoD. a. J. jon
nings ReoD. Fred Neiman CPeo
Albert Wheeler (CuD. Lille MARBLE
Peo). Edward Dorsey CPeo).
Elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
LOCAL MEN BUY
MAJ0RSVILLE MILL
PROPERTY is CON sIDEREO
AMONG THE BEST.
In the Pennsylvania Town-<M ode rn
Machinery Has Recently Been
lnstalled-To be Operated

y company of Wheeling men. il Is
understood, have purchased the Ma
lorsville Flour Mills. situated at Ma
JOrsyille. near the Pennsylvania bord-
er, about 20 miles east Of here. The
deal was cOnsumated Tuesday, but the
purchase price could not be learned.
ne deal was put through bv Wilbert
>. Miller. secretary and treasurer Of
me wheeling Realty COMPANY. who
mas acquired quite a name for himself
In the real estate business.
The mill was owned bv G. VI. Phil
lps. or near Cameron. and for the past
Few months has been operated by
hired millers. Up until the past year
the mill belonged to David Archer but
sickness and business reverses made
~ necessary for him to dispose OF the
building and fixture. and M that time
" was bought by Mr. Philips II is
modernlv equipped and Is considered
one OF the best country sites in the
state. Quite a sum Of money has been
expended for the purchase Of new ma.
chinery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
REVEALS BEGIN
interesting Services Will Start To-
night at the First Christian
Church-Continue a Month

Revival services will begin this eve
ming at the First Christian church on
Market street and will continue for
one month. The members OF the con-
gregation are looking forward with a
great deal of pleasure TO the first ser
vices OF the revival. which begins at
o'clock this evening. Rev. Roud
Shaw. of Harpers Ferry will have
charge of the revival service in com
pany with the pastor. Rev. w. H..
Fields. Mr.. and Mrs. O. G.. Jordan.
OF Indiana, will have charge of the
music and 2 feature in connection with
the meeting will be the song service
which will be rendered by the choir
OF the church throughout the entire
revival cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO the public to attend the
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
GETS FIVE YEARS
William MeclelIsnd. Convicted For
Killing George Ernst In Ben
wood Goes TO Pen

William McClelland. of Benwood.
was sentenced TO serve five years IN
the penitentiary at Moundsville yes
terday by Judge H. C. Hervey. in
the Circuit Court at Moundsville. fol-
lowing a recent conviction of man
slaughter.
McClelland. IL will be recalled. shot
and killed George Ernst at the lat
ter's home last October. due To al
legged relations with his (McClel-
land's) wife. McClelland sought self
defense and the unwritten law figured
in the defense. Attorney Martin
Brown. counsel for the defendant.
made the customary motion for a new
trial which was overTuled by the
court. The attorney then took eNcep-
tons and will appeal to a higher
court. The case has attracted much
attention in this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05

George p. Folmar TO Henry 4. Fol
mar. parcel OF land i'm Clifton
Heights. laid out in lots. numbered H..
II. 10, l6. II. is, consideration. $40.
The Wheeling Realty Co. To W. ID.
Gorby. lot % and "a in Cedar Rocks
consideration. $40.
Henry A. Folmar to George y. Fol
mar, lot % and 2S, in McCurdy's addi-
ton to Elm Grove: consideration, SO
Emma ~. Folmar to George T. Fol
mar. lot 26 in McCurdy's addition;
consideration. 80.
J. r. Butler TO Miss Gertrude Berg
hon. lot II in Cherokee addition: con
sideration. $40.
Suetta Delbruge TO John A. Lashlev.
lot 40 in Glenwood Heights; consid-
Grafton. $40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05

Market street and Alley :. She was
arrested by Officer Clyde Moore.
Martha Green. colored. who was ar
rested Tuesday by Ofcer Fullerton
for being drunk, pleaded guilty and
was sent up for 30 days.
William Mcclure. a drunk. who was
picked up in the North End. put up
- for his appearance, but failed TO
show up. thus forfeiting the sum.
John Mallery. another drunk, plead
ed guilty and was sent up for 80 days.
The last of the drunk victims TO be
sent up for 80 days was William
KraatZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
Fiduciary

For the estate of Flora y Taggart
Richard Taggart was appointed execu-
tor of the estate. with bond fixed at
$500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
COUNTY COURT

Marriage Licenses.
Harvey A. Shivers and Sadie Y
Pope. both of Holloway. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
SERVE CAPIASES
Deputy Sheriffs OF Ohio County Began
TO Call on Boat House Owners
Yesterday.

Deputy sheriffs we're kept busy yes
terday serving capiases on owners OF
boat houses who were indicted before
the grand jury Tuesday. The capias
demands the attendance Of the owner
OF the boat house Saturday morning,
when the docket will be called and the
time for the hearing OF the cases set
The present term OF court bids well
70 be lengthy one. and although few
large cases have as yet been reported.
nevertheless should the prosecution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
REPUBLICANS
WILL BE UNITED
HON. W. c. sHorrwgII OF cAoiz
rs CONFIDENT
So Far As His District Is Concerned a,
Next eiection-Strona Candidate

@hNNbs'f-ShoNH SaNINQatc
For Congregational Nomination.
Hon. Walter q. Shottwell. OF CadiK.
Ohio. was In the city yesterday lie
Is an active candidate on the Re-
publican ticket for the congres sional
nomination in the district comprising
the counties OF Belmont. Jefferson.
Harrison and Carroll. To an Intel
ligencer reporter. he expressed the
opinion that the division OF the Re
publican party. which was "a dis
asirous in 1912. has been practically
healed. so far as his district e. con
cerned. and at the coming election.
majority OF those who voted the
Progressive ticket in 1879. will b.
lined up solid with the Republicans.
and the normal Republican vote VIII
be polled.
He expressed himself as being con
hdent OF securing the nomination. al
though there are several candidates
IN the field. The primary will be held
in August.
He was a former Judge of the Ohio
courts. and is widely and fayorably
known throughout his district He
Is eminenily qualified for any public
position and will prove TO be a strong
candidate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05

Boss DO YOU think much 81 Jimmie.
Tess No, ONLY about tweuty-four
hours r. day.-Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05

of property owners be sustained by
the grand jury then the term will prob
ably last until the summer months.
Up until this time there have been
80 cases returned among which the
majority were boat houses cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05

DARENTS are assured that here is the best style
! sorment the best wash fabrics made in sensible
yet snappy models for school girls these Dresses at
S8c They in neat checks stripes and solid COZ
orS of gingham in sizes 8 to IA years. The Russian
styles with low belt particularly good in the smaller
sizes For the older girls the waist line is quite low and
skirts chiefly plain gored styles Sailor collars edged
with embroidery, effective. The ginghamS used in
these Dresses guaranteed fast coorS. When you
see the garments you will agree with us that they
unusual values at 98c ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05

THIS is new style Underskirt designed to give free
dom to the limbs while dancing. These Skirts are
made OF satin meSSane in the celebrated Eppo Styie
without the drawString. They faSten at the side and
have the patent elastic waiSband in the back and are
accordion plated from the knee down. These are excel
lent values at $4.9S.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-05
LATEST IN PARIS
|S''HYPNOT|C"
DANCE
Special Gable to The Atlanta, Georgian.

Special Cable to The Atlanta, Georgian.
PARIS, March 5.-High kicking by
the lady's male partner is essential
to the successful rendition of the
hypnotic dance"
This terpsichorean exercise, which
came into being yesterday and has
already taken Paris 'by storm, is a
polite adaptation Of the Apache dance
of the Paris toughs and their sweet
hearts.
During the hypnotic" evolutions
the lady reclines on her partner
arms four times, her head within an
inch of the floor. When she regaias
an erect position, he swings her
around violently, at the same time
kicking as high as he can. The kick
ing delicately symbolizes the chas-
tisement which the Apache sometimes
administers to his inamorata.
The hypnotic dance" Is attracting
crowds to the Magic City" where Il
was performed first.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-05
HOME RULE BILL
GIVEN OVATION
IN COMMONS
Special Gable Is The Atlanta Georgian.

LONDON, March 5.-While Liber-
ais and Nationalist united in cheers
for the Government. the Irish home
rule bill was introduced for first read
ing in the House of Commons this aft
ernoon. The galleries had filled early
in anticipation Of stirring scenes, and
the patience of the men and women
who arrived several hours in advance
of the opening of the session was re-
warded. The outburst that followed
the introduction of the measure the.
will give Ireland self government was
unique in the history of Parliament
Right Hon. Augustine Birrell, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, presented the
measure, having been chosen for that
duty as mark of respect by his min
isterial colleagues.
Prolonged cheers greeted Birrell as
he arose, and he was interrupted fire.
quently several times in the course of
his brief speech. Several Unionist
members showed their disapproval by
leaving the house while Birrell was
speaking.
The Irish Secretary gave no'inkling
of the compromise which. Premier As
quith is expected to offer on Monday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-05
Says Man on Trial
Confessed Murder

Ed Fowler. convicted in December
of the killing of H. D. Newsom, but
given a new trial, will face a jury
again Thursday, with the prospects
decidedly against him.
The State will produce negro con-
Wet, Ed Campbell, who was sent up
for life for killing another negro. and
who swears that Fowler confessed to
him that he killed Newsom. Fowler
got a new trial on the plea of mis-
taken identity.