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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

DEEDS.
So 4c7l Its 10 & lss Long Meadows-BRADLEY
Robt z & Irving wirians0n trs to Vernon 6
usth BET oa,es Lewis SITS ne, L
So n of lA Its % to s5-cARRY. Albert ct u,
WI alziE & ghas 1 yCs y - Assert q
GAS 4 Cssgs N 81 Nsil CAP s7sS CO SO
a = "a i ,a,-EisIss-I.. TFsl.es " e. az Gar.
. IAilie u sesOstss sc :IIst sAss
s. issa !. 8 pcses.ss If.s-l.aKNISG. Sora G,
VII 70 rusolac HtA Land Go 70 cUfenauS
tthe1slsr x has 1sssts Z Nseorzb So rw, s.
.eria.s I1ozshis sa A. z-s.-s- - :.
- 80 iisS i = Po,osse Hss-poTaMAo HIS LAND
co ts Rsot II is:rasbOra SO s0Eeusnts :.
Sc rs i s. Fpesass Hts-s--0s TO Sfa Sor. B
Eaaain< fH ccsslsn.s
ishsrTier = 1T 5eveit . as@Hb - nsl 8
lo4es,. 80. .1s1a.s .. .1sss s--S
5th sst ! F,5t aRS q Ne.iop e F. so,a,, 2
f. Leo P Harlow SO sub to right of way cOre
nauts
go Tenn ave mel
81 los Ii & east pt 1t 7-scoTr. Agnes ct VII
Nathan to Mar Carlisle Howe SO
usZ1 II st uv) s.
So s,2s Its q to n blk s. Petwurth Adm
swARTZELL, Luther to Dwight Particle
So $50 1t 8 blk ,5 Col Hts-sHAFER, Chas & Al
bert SchuIteis trs TO Warren X Lswson $40
Q53 Col I'd uwD
So aIs Its / to q North Add'n Cinlum Caste Hts
THE wASH'N LAND MTG Co to W
Currxn 100 covenants
(N Of Peabody st, Of lst st mel q
So 305 II 70 blk lie Droit Pk-TANkERSLEY.
Chas ct ux Mary L to Edw A Ridgeley ct ux
Frances NJ joint tenants so tr SEQ
C3rd ST bet r & 7 ST nw) %
So sp5 1t 60 blk lie Droit Pk-Same to Walter
Colbert et ux Bessie joint tenants SO tr s. 20
C3rd st near nwl .
So 1855 Its 81 & 80 ChiIlum Castle Hts-wEBB. Paul
ct Hazel to The Wash'n Land & Mtg Co SIC
Qst & Madison & Madison bet lst & ID sts nwl 2,
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia . Court Of Bankruptcy. In the
matter Of Beckie Rich. trading B. Rich. bankrupt
In bankruptcy, No sss-To the creditors Of the szd
Beckie Rich. Of Washington. District Of Columbia:
The said Becie Rich has filed her petition in thi,
court stating that before she Is adiudicatcd bankrupt
she desires to offer terms Of composition TO her
Trditors in the sum of thirty 5o ocnts On the
dollar, payable in cash. This cause having beer
rcferrcd to me for further proceedings preliminary
TO said Offer, required by Law. you are hereby
notified that meeting Of the creditors Of the said
bankrupt will be held At my Offices. Rooms 6, 2 and
s. Es Louisiana avenue Washington, D. c., on the
1Sr DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1914. u IL O'Clock
a. m. for the allowances OF claims. examination o<
the bankrurt and for such action the creditors
desire to take for the preservation and conduct
Of the estate of the bankrupt pending the final dis
position of the offer Of composition aforrsaid-
WILLIAM NJ HALLAM Referee in Bankruptcy.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, as Court Of Bankruptcy. In the
matter Of Mary I. May, bankrupt In bankruptcy.
No. @5-To the creditors Of Mary ]. May. of WASH
ington d. c.. bankrupt: Notice Is herrby given that
the said Mary I. Nay has been duly adtudi1tcd
bankrupt and that the first meeting u her creditors
viii bs held at my oice. Rooms 9, Z, and g. No. ass
Louixana avenue northwest, Washington. d. c., on
the I'D DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1915. at II q. m.
At which time the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims appoint = trustee, examine the hank
rupt and transact such other business as may prop-
eriy come before said meeting WILLIAM NJ.
HALLAM.; Referee in Bankruptcy.
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Secretary of War Garrison yesterday
said he had no Information as to whether
Col. Goethals had taken any action or
not, but stated that the colonel was at
full liberty to do SO, as the entire case
had been turned over to him for admins
trative action.
The papers in the case, together with
evidence gathered in the United States
and Europe, have been turned over to
the United States District Attorneys 5
Office in New York; which will take such
legal action against Burke as may be
found advisable.
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EPIDEMIC ON STRANDED SHIP
Disease Breaks Out on Frcfghter
Gripped by Sands.

Asbury Park. n. J., Feb. 9-More
trouble today beset the British freight
steamer Queen Louise which is ashore
near Manasquan. when a signal that
there is contagious disease on board.
was run up. The sea was too rough 10
allow boat from the Manasquan Life
Saving Station to approach the strand
ed vessel. but it was believed that some
of the Chinese members of the crew who
mutinied when the ship struck, had be-
come affected. During the morning tugs
succeeded in pulling the Queen Louise
ten feet toward deep water
The Washington herald., 1914-02-10

Printers Of Vancouver. B. c., have de-
cided to work only five days a week, that
the members of the union who are out
OF work may have an oportunity to pro-
vide, for their families.
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BURKE SUSPENDED
BY ACT OF COCKTAILS
Committee Reports on Charges oi
Graft Against Commissary Man
aeer and Order Follows.

Panama, Feb. 9.-John Burke. manager
of the Commissary Department OF the
Panama Canal, today was suspended by
Col. George w. Goethals. following a
committees report into charges that
Burke had accented illegal commissions
from contractors. o..
Burke was confident the charges would
fall fat.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-10

Switzerland shares with Scotland the
distinction OF being the best educated
country in the world
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

wANTED-PARTNE WITH A FEW
thousand dollars in an established, sta
or will sell II desired. Reasons, must de-
vote time to other interests. BON IL,
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LOST AND FOUND.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW AUTO ROBE, $50, COST so;
check protector, "a, cost SIS: hot plate.
50c: dress and opera hat (size I'd, both
40, cost so; safe SIS. cost $40; shotgun.
~. cost $45: trunk. 50: bicycle, SIS cost
80; must be sold by Wednesday. 113 W
st NV
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MOTORCYCLES.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGMG.

WALL PAPER, 1oC, 15C. sc, AND soc
paper. &c and 1oc per piece: rooms pa
pered s. up. Estimates for painting and
paperhanging free. LIE PREUX, so p St
NV. Phone n. 34s1.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT U. S. CAPI-
tol Building and Grounds February 2 lsi4
Proposals lin duphcztel viii be received and pub
heiy opened at the above ofhos on SATURDAY.
March Z. Dli at : O'Clock D. n. for the cous
struction and completion Of . new building for
Columbia Hospital for women and Lyins-in Asy-
lun. Pennsyivania avenue. Twenty fourth and
Twenty fifth streets Northwest. Washington, ID. C.
Attnntion IL called 10 the fact that the general
excavation. EenerL foundations, and the elevators
and their mechanical equipment. eXoepted in
the general and detailed spechcations 70 be issued
Plans and specifications are In process Of prepara-
ton. and will Be ready for isszis about February
g. 1914. These cumpnss the erection Of the build
ins. with the eIcept.ons noted. under one general
contract Intending bidders desiring pans and
specifications VIII forward a certified eheck or bond
mo cash rsoeivedl, IN the sum Of s5ooo a guar
antss for the return Of the same. The right Is
reserved to reject any or all bids. and 10 waive
any technically In any bid ELLIOT WOODS
supsrintendent U. ) Capitol Buildins and Grounds
feS7.so
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
Of Columbia. February s 1914 Sealed proposals
Will be received at the office OF the secretary Of
the Board Of Commissioner Room 500 District
for excavating and grading on the site And Ath-
letie field Of the 7ew Central High School build
ing. No li3 located between Eleventh. street. Thir-
teenta street, Florlda Avenue. and Clifton street
northwest. Washington, ID. G. Blank forms q
proposal, specifications and all Necessary informa-
ton may be obtained from the Chief Clert En-
sineer Department, Room e. District Bgldins.
Washington, d. c. depoSit Of Eve dollars will
be required 10 insure return Of plans and speci6-
catioua OLIVER p NEWMAN FREDERICK
L. sIDDONs. CHESTER HARDING. Commis-
sioners, ID. O. f6Taloug
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Fehruary s. lslA-sealcd proposals
will be received at the Office Of the Secretary Of
the Board Of Commissioner. Room 500. District
Building. until O'Clock p. m, MARCH . 1914. for
eousrueting the new Central High School Buildins.
No III with Stadium and Athletic Field heated
between Eleventh street. Thirteenth street. FLORIDA
avenue, and Clifton street northwest Washington.
ID. G. Blank forms Of proposal. specifications. and
all necessary information may be obtained from the
Chief Clerk Engineer Department. Room fz. Dis
trict Building Washington, ID. q. depusit Of
twenty dollars will Be required 10 insure return Of
plans OLIVER p. NEWMAN. FREDERICK L.
sIDDONs. CHESTER HARDING. Commissioners.
ID. fs5.6.T9.p.u
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FLOOR OIL.

fC. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUsr-KrILING
FLOOR OIL-Keeps the hoors clean and bright,
gives them polished finish: good for your furniture
tTy 1t. cents gallon delivered: ohce III Pa arc
nv. Washington. ID. C.. U. 8. A.; phone Main
56s. Used 1 U. S. Government and over 10 600
families for the last 8 years.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORING.

FREE MOVING FOR sToRAGE-can n 1is 10
estimates 30 sepaate rooms SMITHS TRANS
FER 4 STORAGE CO.. 81 St Night I'll N. ses1
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ron sALz-HousEs.
FOR SALE
Washington Heights
Home for
$500

Located on prominent street,
near the intersection of two car
lines, three-story red pressed
brick house, containing 9 large,
bright rooms, tiled bath, furnace
heat, good yard, to a 15-foot alley;
can't be duplicated for $500; a
bargain at S., 500. See us at once.
MOORE & HILL, Inc,
142O-22 H St. N. w.
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PLANO TUNING.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.

MISS N. P. HENAULT. PUBLIC
Woodward Building. Phone NJ. 5375
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GEO. C.WALKEF
SEWING MACHINES.

GOOD DRoPHEAD WHEELER & WILSON NO.
o. SO: Tdrawer close case 66l Singer half price; TO
pairing. 4. 4. HARRIS. 2loe Hth NV. Pm. n. 1856.
SPECIAL. BARGAINS IN OUR 1914
model 66-1 Singer: also Singer machines
guaranteed, $40. SIS. so. and IS. Renting
and repairing a speciality. 3l3 Penn. ave.
sc. Phone l. AS
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PERSONALS.

woRKINGMEN-TUR SOME EXPE-
rience into know sure" and get to
dealing at this little store that has the
STOCK 70 please the man who spends the
cash. Sure to- save on slightly used over
coats: some here low as s. One price
JUSTHS OLD STAND, 6l9 D.
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HERALD WANT ADS.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN WANTED AT ONCE. Ar
ply ROOM SO Colorado Building.
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PHONE n. ua TO HAVE YOUR WINDOWS
cleaned. Acme Window Cieaning Co.. "a G M.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-10

We are the cfty's collectors: fourteen
years experience: We locate lost Gus
toners: investigate new applications for
the business firms of the city; prompt
returns; reliable assistance. AMERICAN
COLLECTING AND INFORMATION
BUREAU. l6l1 1lth St NV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
ST. clairsxIlle arI.fs

Attorney w. o. Chappell OF Barnes
Vile Was transacting business about
the court house. Tuesday
Mrs. Ida Haughton Of Columbus. O..
Is spending a few days at the home
OF Mrs. Allie Cochrane on Main street.
DIR. ID. T. Phillips, a prominent ply
stefan OF GAINESVILLE was calling on
friends about town. Tuesday.
Mrs. X. Baird has returned 10 her
home at Wheeling from a visit at
the home OF Mrs. F. NJ. Young on
Marietta street
Howard X. Dixon, strong candidate
for clerk of courts. was at Martins
Ferry. yesterday. working on his in
terests for the coming nomination.
Mrs. Frances Damsell and two chill
dren have returned 10 Columbus, az
ter spending several days at the home
or Thomas McNamee.
BENJAMIN Mcbride. Jr and family
spent Monday at the home of Frank
Magee, south of town.
Mrs. Henry Chandler and daughter.
Dorothy. viii arrive Thursday for a
visit at the home OF George Jepson on
Main street.
J. c. Gibson. assistant court stenog-
rapher and librarian has accepted a
temporary position at Columbus and
VIII start on his new work tomorrow.
until tho fall term of court in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. A. w. Hammerle OF this Mace
was a business visitor at Wheeling
Monday.
Fathers r. A. McEachen OF Barton
and Joseph Whitman OF BeIlaire
were here on business yesterday az.
ternoon.
]. n. Ryan is having his house in
the east end painted. which adds
greatly TO its appearance.
Miss Marie Grassland arrived to-
day from a visit with Bethesda rel
atives
Mrs. A. r. Lafferty and con, John.
will return TO their home at this place
Thursday from Hot Springs, Va,
where they have been taking treat.
ment for the rheumatism
George V. Brown and son will re-
turn to their home at Cleveland to-
day from a business trip at this place.
Attorney George. Mckee OF Bridge.
port was in the city on legal matters
yesterday.
Ira Sedgwick and son Thomas of
Martins Ferry were calling on friends
about the court house, yesterday.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
HEDEArTroN or BONDS.
OF sAs redemption OF SERIES c, Amount
ing 20 100000 OF the Refund
ing Loan OF lso2 of the
City OF Wheeling.

Notice ts hereby given By the Commits
sloncrs Of the Rcfunding Loan Of 1893
that On June IS. 1919. pursuant TO the
itauif'msnts OF the ordinance of said
Clt1 passed January = isOs-Am.nLc,i
March -. 1907. and again amended jan.
10. lics, entitled. IA ordinance to pro-
va" Tor the issue and sale OF bonds Of
the GitN 81 Wheeling TO be known as
the EefUuding Bonds OF 1909. and for
the redemption and payment thereof"
Inat the following described bonds
mum ocrea from ~ Go tfO inclusive aud
marked series g. and TO the amount OF
sR.eoo.v0 said bonds win be redeemed
and paio at the lsank Of the Ohio Valley
IN the city Of wheeling. West Virginia.
on and after July I. 1914. aud said bonds
Viii cease to bear interest on the last
named day and date.
II. &. LIST. JR.
JAMES y MAXWELL.
J. A MILLER.
Com nissioners OF Rcfunding Loan OF
lsV- Ju-is-r
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Noties 10 Tssps1sTs

To All Whom N May Crncern.
The Board ~ Re .iew and EquaIra-
ton ~ ohio county. Will meet in the
jury Room ~ the Circuit Court in Inc
Court House of ohio county ln Wheel.
iur. West Virginia. Tor the purpose OF
examining and reviewing the Land and
Personal Property Books a. returned bv
the Assessor Tor the year 1910
The Board VIII meet Tor organization.
etc. ON Ttureday. July -d 1910 and the
several MaEiFfcrla1 Districts Will he cor =
sidsrcl in tho follow ink order.
Washington District Monday. Tufv 3
1910. at 2 o'clock a. u.
Madison District "wednesday. Jufv 8
1919. az q o'clock n M
Clay District Friday July 10. 1914.
az 2 o'clock n m
Union District Monday. July ~. 1910
a. p o'clock e. m
Center District "wednesday. Iutv Is
1919. af o'clock a m.
Webster District. Friday July IL.
1910 ~ o'clock "a. w.
Eifchle District Monday July 90.
1915. at O'Clock a M
Eichland .Uistricf-Wc dneafav Tufv
90. 1910. a. r o'clock r. m
Liberty biatrict-.F friday July e.
1915 a. p o'clock "a. m
iriadolphia District Monday. July
q. 1919. ~ p o'clock n m
Board of Review and Equalization
by JOHN 90 WILLS
ll-LN-l ~ -lN-l EN-ufflcio CLERK
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FOLLANSBEE

FODLANSBEE. w. Va, June 30
The Follansbee Brothers mill closed
at ] o'clock Saturday for a period OF
one week or more during which time
the employees Of the hot mills will be
allowed their summer vacations and
repairs and remodelinE will be done
in all the various parts OF the big
manufacturing concern.
Hundreds OF laborers are working
each day on digging out the ground
for the foundation on which r. 10 be
placed the three new sheet mills al
me upper end OF the present sheet
mills. The large wheel used TO oper.
ate the sheet mills was taken out OF
place yesterday and set aside and will
be Installed later when the mills have
been put in place. Sheet mills Nos
~ and 10 will likely be down for a
period Of four weeks while these nee.
essary repairs and installation of the
new mills is being made while The
other mills will be down for one week
or longer II necessary TO make re-.
pairs
Repairs are being made all over the
big plant and when n again resumes
Operations will be in better condition
ana much larger The large ware
room being erected AZ the upper end
OF the mill will soon be ready for
roof II the present rate Of putting 10
up is continued and this will be- a
large addition. The building is made
Of brick and the foundation also r.
made OF brick and when completed
VIII allow much more room and better
accommodation In the shipping depart.
mont Repairs are being made on All
~ tho hot mill furnaces AZ we'll a. the
larger furnaces In the open hearth
department
Changes win be made In the power
house Of the mill also. the large ma.
chimes and engines will be- moved
about 30 az 10 make room for another
large turbine TO be placed next TO the
present turbine An addition was no.
Gently built TO the power nlant and
the roof A. now being removed and
viii be changed TO run the entire
length o. the building
Most of tho hot mill men who are
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viii MrestIe Amin

W. p. Harris. OF Ferry Glen. who
was thrown In one of the highest
wrestling matches ever taken part in
by Young Sabisko travelling with the
carnival which showed at Mingo sew
eral weeks ago after staying with him
Tor nearly nine minutes out OF the 10.
which was the limit. will again enter
the ring. This was made known yes
terday by his manager, Mr.. Thomas
McBride. who made arrangements
with a show OF this kind travelling
with another carnival to show al
Mlngo on the week OF July 18th
In the other bout Harris STAYED
with his man until the very last when
his back weakened and he lost out by
only few seconds. but he has now
been trained more carefully and will
be backed by 800 by a personal
friend in the coming match. The
crowd which accompanied the local
wrestler across the river in the previ.
Gus VIII be by far exceeded this time
and arrangements are being made 20
have band accompany them.
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Smoke In Bz..u.,,

A scare was given a number of
eSi,9ehts OF the vicinity of the Eagles
tuilding on Penn street yestsTdav
Nhen some one noticed smoke pouring
Out OF basement window and yelled
ioi several men to come and helm
MN ind the fire. They crawled into
one OF the windows and alighting 70
me basement started an Investigation.
soon one man CHANGED TO loos TO-
the smoke. On the stove was effIc
ana In this was a round dozen of eggs
bolllng Tor some one a meal The
eggs were boiled TILL they We hard
as bricks and could not be zen and
II is thought some one pgt them on
70 COOK and went away and forgot
about them.
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Msrriaa, LIe.n... l..u.a

ST. CLAiRSvff-LE o. June So
~ Following marriage licenses ~ers
issued By Deputy Probate CLERK Her,
". Hopkins. Tuesday.
Benjsnin Shaver. sss "A oorun.
ton farmer Of Belmont. % and Ern
ia PERKINS. age -. OF Belmont %
hsF. l. l. Fisher. local pastor OF ths
NJ. p church performed the veddinl
ceremony.
John Henry Mason. are IS. occupa
non. minister OF the gospel OF Bell
air.. and Anna r. Brown. age 50. o.
OF this city. performed the weddins
Ceremony.
Raymond Bernsrdy. age %. OF Fair
point, o. and Della Bossany. age II
OF Fairpotnt. o. Squire John Sicebot
tom OF this place performed the wed
ding ceremony
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Realty transfer, e,,,a

The following realty transfers were
lied In the recorders Office Tuesday
Prom Ernest Harper 20 T. A Hamil-
ton, lot No Is In Hichok's addition 90
GAINESVILLE. consideration 81.
From A A. McSwords ct w 10
Marion Cunningham. tract OF land sit.
ustsd In Martins Ferry. consideration
Prom Mary Moliter to Sarah Cruise
tract OF land situated in Martins
Ferry. consideration sTeO.
From Michael Valeaete to John Al.
bert tract OF land situated in Stew.
artsVille. consideration $3.50.
From J. n. Wilson to Robert Russell
tract OF land situated In Bethesda
consideration 81, 500.
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Marrow Escane


foreigner. whose appearance was
that OF tramp. had a narrow escape
from being run down by a street car
when he attempted walking over the
bridge at Cross creek yesterday after
noon at o'clock The car which
should arrive here at $40 was going
down the bill toward this bridge al a
considerable rate OF speed. when the
motorman noticed someone near the
other end OF the bridge. and immedi-
ately applied the brakes When the
foreigner turned and saw the car
coming. he became frightened and did
not move. but attempted TO hang out
over the side Of the bridge and let
the car 20 past. The motOrman sue.
creded m stopping the car when with.
IN about a foot Of the man. and he
was told 90 get on the end Of the
bridge which he could easily have
done before the car cot TO him had
he not become frightened. lie had a
very narrow escape. thanks TO the
quick sight and action Of the motor.
man. and The many passengers Of the
car were given a bad scare when they
saw how close the car came TO strik.
Inc him
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GENERAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
or the Drawing for Redemption of the
Main street Bridge Bonds, of
the City OF Wheeling.
Notice - hereby given By the Commts-
sloners OF the Main Strcct Bridge Bonds
Niirst series) that. pursuant 10 the re-
auirementS OF the ordinance OF said city
passed the 18th day OF March. 1890. en-
Tilted. An Ordinance TO pro .ide for the
issue and sale of Bands OF the city OF
wheeling TO be known as the Main
street Bridge Bonds tfirst series) and
Tor the redemption and payment there
or. the following described Bonds So
sued under said Ordinance. were duly
determined by lot by said Commission
ers, Tor redemption and payment on the
first day Of July. 1919. to-wit:
Hond OF $4,000 principal number iA5.
Rond Of 100000 principal number 2a9
said bonds so determined will be re-
deemed and paid at the Bank Of the Ohio
valley. In the city OF Wheeling West
virginia, on and afte- the said first IA y
Of July. 1915. and said bonds so deter
mined VIII cease % hear interest from
the last mentioned day and date
y. w. PETERSON
J. :. MILLER y
l. T.. SANDS
Compissioners OF the Main street Bridge
Loan Ntlrst seriesl. iu-i9-r 4.
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Miss Jessie l.antz let this mornint
20 spend week With relatives In VIZ.
John ZONES. clerk I'M the Rexau prug
store. was WeIsburg visitor vester.
DAY
Mrs. Groves 81 Canton. q. he Wis.
HinE Mrs r. D.. Ulrich. Of Neville
street
Mrs IS r Grcnoth and child have
t'llrnrd from short visit with Pitts.
hurrh relatives
Mrs. Jess Spitznogrip and son
hafle7 and Miss Lilly Williams were
Stcubenvillo callers Yesterday after.
noon
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on work are very thankful for their
.acauoh OF one or two weeks and
most have left town either 10 vist,
relatives In far of places or 10 spend
the time at Atlantic City or some 9th
er faVorite resort, while many Others
nave gone camping and will spend
their time fishing and hunting.
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Sarah Which vs. Local No g5 Ser.
Wan Orthodox Society. appeal tran.
script filed from docket OF Justic.
nOWuor
Rosa blackburn VI. Emma W Sch
aeter - a. partition ordered with r.
vs.. Vance. " a simmons and Geo
Mc'racken a. Commissioners
J. p Robertson W MCut Drapor
judgment for f72t5s
VIM. ". Williams " Augustine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

Miohswsci q ~. Judgment for s23rl
Henry Luigi " Robt Gordon. dis.
missal az costs Of plaintiff
George p. Hoover W Jessie Hoover.
dismissed az costs o. plaintiff.