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Douglas Island news., 1914-12-02

Considerable feeling has been brought to a state of laceration by the action of the ladies of the A. C. Club in prohibiting the "fawncy dances" at their Thanksgiving ball last Wednes- day night at the Nat. Several devotees of the art took their dollar and went home with it, but we are positively in- formed by the A. c. c. ladies that this action was positively o. E., according Go Hoyle, aud they have expressed the hope that all who "felt that way" took their dollar and skeedaded The ladies of the A. c. c. still feel that they were perfectly justified in taking a deter mined stand against the "fawncy dances" especially for the reason that there is always a danger that these fancy steps may degenerate into that latest obsessiou known as the "eagle ole." The A. c. C's readily agree that the latest fad in dancing is without a doubt the climax of the art, and that under most circumstances lt IS as de- void of wrong as a Sunday school However, dancing Is a variegated ac- complishment, and, under any and all circumstances, it's practice feels the need of a strong defense. And furtLsr, it is argued that a public dance, given under the auspices of branch of the church, should be especially free from all appearance of evil The dance un der the most careful espionage is only a dance, but the tango and its long chain of allied performances takes a naughty taint. 1t may not be real bad, but its most degout worshipers feel, or act as if they feel, that it is a little naughty. It may be that in that quality it's great attraction lies
Douglas Island news., 1914-12-02

Dance for charity. Tickets for the Bebekah dance, to be given next Tues day night at the Natatoriam, for the bened. of the war sufferers, are selling rapidly You may show your good will and generous spirit by purchasing a ticket, even if you can't dance. And if you do dance, you will find that the ladies are making every effort to make the occasion as enjoyable as the cause is worthy.
Douglas Island news., 1914-12-02

"slTKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom-. modatious, American or European plan. For terms apply Co pr. h. F. Goddard, ssnitarium, Alsska.-Advertisement.
Douglas Island news., 1914-12-02
FRONT ST., DOUGLAS

Sole Agent in Southeastern Alaska for OLD CHARTER WHISKIES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
T.. A. House
l3OS-O7 Market St.
Wheeling

smiths of the city have been kent
busy for the last few DAYS shooting
horses
City Building Inspector J. J.
Fahey has granted W. 4. Wilson com
pany a permit to construct an add
tional story to their building AT a
cost Of $4,000 The contract for the
same has been awarded 10 ANDY Prud
home. and the plans for the story
we're drawn by Architect G. W. Bates.
The AntiSaloon league is prepar.
ing TO celebrate the advent OF prohl-
bition enforcement. the night Of Tues.
day. June 30, in every town and city
in the state Special programs will
be rendered in connection with the
event
The Rosenberg bankruptcy case
was again continued yesterday morn
ing until this afternoon al o'clock
Il VIII be heard before Referee Henry
\. Nolte.
Rev. Billy Sunday has declined
the invitation OF the ministers and
citizens OF Washington. Pa. To con
duct a revival in that place because
former reviyals have been conducted
there
Charles Amien. the South Side
Syrian. has gone 70 Washington TO
take np the case OF Joseph Fuerte
who has been refused entrance In the
United States
Gussie Hauf not satisfied On Iva
apart from her lover came back 10
the city recently and was taken I'm
charge by the Humane society and
sem 70 90" 'ritteudon home The girl
refuses 10 live without her lover who
u I- SAID is working Boo tho CITY Miss
hauf came 20 this citf some time AGO
with her young man friend and then
was later sent back t0 Washington
q Pa
Mayor Harvey T. Kirk OF tho
Island i- confined fO bic home suffer
INK with % slight illness. While bi-
condition .s in no way alarming I,
n'c"s siiai"s DIS remaining within
doors
County Road Engineer stoerrod
Who has Teen attending the rourf,
road school af M0rglutDur. advocate
ih" working of prisoners on the road.
ITO recently went over tho matter
with rho board of county commission
rr.
Tho city 100 present need rsv, no
Tear aa fU what tHoy will fo ZOE t,.,.
Zoo rH7n of food 50 present no.,
har" quite fov tho. can ru-t,-
.n'' .'r'.'" Through fbo purchaisnr
q" % number ~ boats D.. mo council
% short Time ago
Ih" number of sru'res doInr b...
.''.. i1 ihn county Dr. lraduauv d.
m.n..niur due f0 the county connie.
'''h'f- falling 'o grant any moro
comm. ions During the past several
month. s'z f.rancios occurred fr ff..
hn1 OF oihc" and there seems ,o h.
nn .HHur" of them being rafIrsd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
Good Speakers at
Linsly Banquet
affair PROMISES TO BE BIGGEST
EVER GIVEN BY ALUMNI.
Will Be Held in stratford Springs Hotel
FEBRUARY 27-Large Gathering
Is Expected.

rom an indications the banquet Co be
i'li hN the Iiusly Alumni ASSOCIATION
at tie Stratford Springs hotel lFriIg n
evening. February -. will surua-s any
event or it, kind ever held hv the mem
otr~ 90 the association. A splendid pro-
gram las been prepared Tor the event.
anu the speakers Of prominence who will
nr present 20 deliver addresses are.
PRESIDENT MoTat. of Washington and
JrHti ~on college. former student of
l.lH-lN ana one who is much Interested
h me lutur" success Of the school. sN-
Judge Frank W. NcSbitt. Hon George
\. l@'uEniiu. and iu an probability CON
~ ~~iuacu NJ NJ. Nee1v. With ~r,fI am
able list Of distinguished speakers the
BANQUET cannot help but prove "a decided
success ~ every particular.
% 10 IN" present time over 100 tickets
nav" been secured for tn, event. ANY
one wishing To- secure a ticket Tor fI.
banquet may dp so by communicating
with q. IT. Merkle iu the Board of Trade
nuudluE. Men who have gone to 1.iuSIy
during the past 80 years are taking
great interest in the coming event and
every class which has graduated from
On" institution Is striving to have the
largest representation. 4 general good
time b. anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
MUCH EXCITEMENT
was Caused When an Alarm Turned
m, Called the Fire Department TO
Ohio Valley General Hospital.

Much oNcitcmcnt was caused yes
terday evening about $50 o'clock
when an alarm turned in from box O..
called Do" fire department TO tho
Ohio Valley General hospital This
was the Same box that was pulled the
night Of the high school condagratiou.
but which refused 10 work at that
time. Quite "a little smoke had col
lnr'Dd in the building and If was
feared hat % biz fire was raging %
was found 10y the drcmcn that tho in.
suiHi'or ON the wires iu the elevator
-hafL and dynamo had become heated
causing the machinery TO smoke and
emit sparks and fire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
THREE KILLED
Passengers on Great Northern Train
Shot Down When They Re-
sisted Holdup Men.

BELLINGHAM. Wash. Feb. 20
Three passengers on a Great Northern
passenger train bound for Vancouver.
y. C.. resisted three bandits tonight
and were shot dead.
Thomas y. Wadsworth, a Canadian
Pacific conductor OF Vancouver, II. G
X. J.. Lee. of Bremerton. Wash. and
VI. McElhoes. a travelling salesman OF
vancouver, B. C., were the men
killed.
The bandits boarded the train at
burlington. a few miles south OF the
place where they attacked the pas
sengers in the day coaches. The rob.
hers rode in the smoking car until
they were ready TO act They then
went into the vestibule between the
smoking car and the day coaches and
tied handkerChiefs about their faces
and entered the day coach with drawn
ievolvers
Most of the passengers confronted
by the thugs threw up their hands.
out -FOUR men attempted to resist.
Three OF these were felled almost
instantly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
Obitua ry
Oonner Ohscauies

The funeral OF o. Z Bonner. whose
death occurred Thursday morning al
O'Clock in the North Wheeling Hos
pital. where he had been removed
about midnight Wednesday. suffer-
ing from the attacks OF Bright's d.
sease. will be hello from his home
in Holloway. Ohio. Sunday afternoon
with interment in Union cemetery. al
St. Clairsville. Deceased was about
80 years old and well known through
out this section OF the country. and
especially among railroad men. hav-
ing been employed as section fore
man by the Il. * o. company for the
c. l.. & W. division at Holloway.
He had been in in health for some
time and during the past several
weeks, his condition grew steadily
worse. until "wednesday. when II was
decided TO rush him 10 the hospital
for treatment. lie is survived 10y
his widow and four daughters. as
follows: Mrs. William Costello and
Mrs Frank :. Cox. OF this city. Mrs.
William Wilkinson of North Edmond
son. Alberta. Canada and Miss Pearl
Bonner, at home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
THE THEATRE
WAY DOWN EAST MAKES
BIG HIT AT THE COURT

Way Down Fast" that hne old elias
SIC OF TIE rural drama. was plendidly
presented az the Court theatre yesterday
afternoon and evening before highly en-
thusiastiC audiences
While tbs play has been seen here up
on several occasions. its draw ing power
seem O. Increase WITH years. II n as,ste-
quately mounted In the same old Down
East atmosphere. AID tho interpretlng
cast Is ali that could he desired
William Lawrence as the squire
gives a fne portrayal OF that role while
Eileen o Malley creditahly plays the part
Of the homeless AMI frieudleSz girl. An
IA Moore Thomas Munning as iii Hol-
Ter. the chOrs hoy. furnished mucl OF
the comedy and his original sayings were
we'll received. r T. Macmillan made d
very good professor and Leroy D.. Gsh-
ris in the heavy role OF the city man
made much or the part that falls 90 the
lot OF the villain.
Altogether the play furnished an
evenings entertainment that was AN in-
terlude between the musical comedies
and problem plays OF the present day.
The performance VIII be repeated this
afternoon and tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21

70 stage literature. THIS season Mr. HiI
mas HH entirely new production Dor The
popular bud Fisher cartoons and Do -.
emitted Mutt and Jer Boo Panama" Trs
Falr lhl- time are mot merely marion
'ttcS or puppets but real flesh ana blood
types who besides dIz-cmiuutIngc "a
uIfiI ~" fhlu-- bon accordance with hui
HItI IfdnI lions and conventions. They
ar" central figures in e. well written urt-
sl'h comedy with msIudramHtir trim
ihluE7. ana "1rh character they portray
mas som" bearing on tine story and the
1ulhNflluE or Hu unusual plot. The of
i'rlNE VIII De tie neat attraction no the
court Tor Tour performances starting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
ASK new TRIAL
Attorneys for Woman Who Sued Sen.
ator Gore File Motion for
Rehearing.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Feb. 20
Motion for a rctrial Of the $50 600
damage suit instituted by Mrs. Min.
ME +. Bond Of Oklahoma City against
United States Senator +. =. Gore. in
which q verdict for the defendant was
returned here Wednesday. was filed
In behalf of Mrs. Bond today. Date
for hearing has not been set In
her suit Mrs. Bond charged that the
senator attacked her in a Washing
ton hotel last March
Alleged misconduct Of TIE fury.
misdireCtion Of the court and the re
iusal OF Judge George ". Clark 70
permit questions concerning the past
life ot senator Gore are among the
eleven grounds set mp In the motion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
NEWS BRIEFS

The annual convention of the
Sunday scools of the third district OF
Ohio county will be held Monday
evening. March ,. at the Second Pres.
byterian church.
A meeting OF Wheeling council
No 1913. Royal Arcanum. was held
last evening at the McLain building
A number of candidates were initiated
into the order and the reports of the
delegates from the grand lodge at
Huntington we're made.
A meeting of the stockholders OF
the old city Hospital will be held
next Friday evening az the Ohio Val.
ley General hospital. TO close up bust.
ness and dissolve the corporation.
The Cathedral cadets will begin
drilling next week in preparation for
the ST Patrick's day parade on March
seventeenth
The congregation OF the First
Presbyterian church will probably not
select a pastor from the ministers
who have already been heard
James T. Leary. general auditor OF
the - a o. railroad. has been named
comptroller. to succeed the late Capt
g. W. Booth
The Bible class contest between
Vance Memorial. First United and Sec.
ond Presbyterian churches continues
10 grow in interest. and 10 is expected
that all records for attendance will be-
broken on Sunday morning a. the
meeting Of the Bible classes I'm the
respective churches
The High School Record which
has just been issued for the month
Of February. deals principally with
the record which the basketball team
has made during the present season.
and also gives q general account ~
the events which have been coins on
~ the school between the various
rlssscs and ORGANIZATIONS The out
side cover OF tho Record contains a
splendid picture of the niGh school
ss b. appeared ON the nirht of the
IRE. with The flames shooting sky
ward
"A o. Gill; advance agent Of tho
Silly sunday party. viii arrive 'n
Huntington ON March ' t1 make prp.
hminary arrangement FOR tho com
ms OF tho evangelist.
Charlie Icnkinsou. director OF The
Atlantic division Of the American
Rcd eros. lrr yesterday for Uumbor
land Md where hr VIII oreanIzc a
chapter ~ the association ur Jon
kinson predicts great success Tor tho
local chapter which BIAS usf been
1rlanilod
Tho address delivered Dos Prof
vs.. Do Taylor of BETHANY college be-
fore tho Mems Bible class at tho s.
W a. last fUsrIr..# .r. fT. f....I..
Days of Christianity. was tsr. r
torostng aud Instructive
-AccordIua fu a report which Ha.
Just been given out fhr local dairy
men will mot reduce fIc price Of muF
from ton 90 eight cents quart
Tho Whoouna Electrical rompanv
lad q force of men making roraifs to
fhc wires yesterday between Tenth
and Eleventh ON Market street Now
wiroa arc being fastened uu fH. poles
Owing to tho .noa and I.r wealth
or We have been having tl. black.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
AT THE oRPHEUM.

The closing performance Of the big
'fpheum vaudeville show will Doe given
to-day. starting with the matinee this
afternoon and closing with the last nor
i0rmauCe this evening seymour won.
dcrful comedy dogs have proven 90 big
drawing card FOR the brrshum manage.
mcnt and the matinee this afternoon viii
mouse hundreds Of EiIisfA who viii Ia
present e. SEQ tho great singing dogs
N" NdolNhit Grand opera Trio. nov Do
and IcbcDkcr. Gl9dta |urriU ANA Hunter
ana Davenport ala on the bully Uu now.
PLAYING. VIII close their euEIrsmsutl fu.
.ithI Ind Monday VIII usher Iu another
IW" extra attendant. Will Ia u# hand
ii.H afternoon Goo care Tor fIs |HI.f.
"N" may not DO accompanied Hr their
parents. Itrrffh.rr FL. being dome for
iN' comfort ~ fIr children on fHl.. u..
CASTOR. when They f|rH ont h" hundreds
q" sec f great animal H.f l.s #s.m..r.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
THE WORLDS PIN MONEY.

WNSlilNGTON. Fob. 90 There was
NI.N''.t 1877 iu gold coin and bullion
ln a." lniiDI states 20 tho close OF the
last r-csI year. "a report today hv George
-. Roberts. director of the mint Saws.
or this amount about $3.50. 00U. 600 wla
an CD" possession or tie government and
the rest 100 banks
" I' stock OF gold reported by the
INKS and treasures or tire world. Nj
Roberts said BE- greater by $40 600 600
wan Don the preceding wear. although tr.
production ar gold ir tie last 1--WE ycars
has not been great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21

YESTERDAY morning az the family home.
No. lN& Eighteenth street. occurred the
death OF Roger j. Naiu, retired >1uStTuc-
ton worker and well known man OF a. X
city. Death occurred about $50 o'clock.
and was due. DO Is claimed TO injuries
received Will" working 'U a tunnel about
Two years ago. since that time ne has
never been strong and within the pa &
two days his condition became alarm
futile
The deceased was norm iu Kentucky in
lN5s and received his education in the
common schools OF that place. later com
ing TO this city tie has resided here
since 1880. and during that time EN-
gagged in construction work. Tie lis sur
NlNed by his widow. two daughters.
Misses Mary ami Margaret. Two broth
ers. Charles and William. or this city.
and two sisters. Mrs. Michael Wood. Of
Paris. Ky. and Mrs Mary O'NeaI. Of
\eWUUrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
JUSTICE SHOPS.

Coast NarIp,H Robert Louis. and
Tom NoUUr. under arrest CHARGED
FIfh Dru.uIrir. fu kHI Naufh.r N4r.
fIDkHa. were released la.f rf.Ht It
squire "uhh. Tho men had boon
arrested ON the complaint of NanfHoa
and .|. rl-f of ff but tho .9u|rl
could NOT a.l ff chat wnt
Grant GRIM Wa. fined &. and costs
ht NI'tIIW lIst uieHt ON CHARGE of
being drunk and dIaordrrIy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
MUTT AND JEFF HERE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY

To furnish a production calculated 20
meet with the immediate approval ana
Endorsement 80 all classes OF theatre
Eoers and ~ thu same time create a
new departure IN a certain field OF
auIu sement. T. no easy task a. the most
aStute purveyor OF modern entertainment
will testify. sim Manager Gus Hllt
seems To he able to accomplish this DIFF
fcult thing. as f. evident from the sue
cess that has attended his conversion or
the famous Mutt and Jem" cartoons In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
A HEAVY FINE

ct II'bNT Miss Fob Hu Tho
lou. IIIr a Nashville railroad tD.frt
W.. hr'd stN..uuu and pnfofn,f from
doing IrfrfefIf, business BOZ Nf..f..
fUpi hl 90 decision BOO CHANGER, CONT
H'I'. based ON tho ,harlr chat tho
.t'lIo1d 'ouIHny bad failed to obey
Hn order OF fnr Nia.i..ippI raIfr.rd
.oWW ion fp Tho effect fhaf Toni.
vito a Nashville train. should sion
90 IaN So Louis Tho company -rf,
sup'r-Ddsa- bond for double ODD.
amount OF bond pending appeal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
INSPECTORS VISIT wARwoop
TO CONSIDER FREE DELIVERY

Post office Inspectors Chambers and
Minch. the former from Washington and
inc latter from Baltimore were In War
Woo Yesterday. surveying the place
with view 10 reporting on couditiou-
rs applicable 20 hli@hment OF free
mall delivery there. They made "A care
tui study OF conditions and will report
immediately 20 the government Officials
go Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
Young child . Dies.

esterdaN afternoon. Jane the -ouns
daughter Of AR. and Mrs. a. Earl Reed.
OF seventh street. passed away follow
inE an Illness Of "a complication or dis
eases The deceased wis months old.
Her Erief-Striukeu parents are receiving
the sympathy OF their many friends.
J. uneral services over the remains viii
be held this afternoon AZ 3 30 o'cloCk X.
tolloWlnE short services at the home
lnterment Will b., private ina Greeuw God
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21

Prof {. II. Paterson. principal OF
Linsley Institute, left last night for
Morgantown. TO spend Saturday and
SUNDAY al his home.
II. VI. Mish. of dam No. l6. arrived
in the city yesterday. TO attend the
annual meeting of United States
army engineers. today.
T.. W. 5. Neff has returned from
Parkersburg. where he attended the
annual convention of the Retail
Hardware Dealers Association OF
West Virginia
Superintendent of Schools II. a.
Work. leaves Sunday evening for
Richmond. Va, to attend the annual
. meeting of the Department of SUI
perintendents of the National Educa-
tional Association
\. j. Wilkinson OF Huntington
state income agent. arrived in the
city yesterday on official business
James y. fancy. Jr.. returned yes
terday from an extended visit with
relatives in Salem. Va.
DR. l.. y. Refer has returned from
Pittsburgh, where he attended the
Elks' banquet Thursday evening.
Scott Bell OF South McColloch
street. who fell down the stairs at his
, home Monday and sustained frac
ture % the knee. was yesterday taken
TO the Ohio Valley General hospital
for treatment.
\. \. Han. chief engineer for the
| West Virginia Traction and Electric
company. was IN Pittsburgh yester
day on business for his company.
J. j. Watkins returned yesterday
from business trip through Indiana
and Illinois.
I'd Sacco OF East Twenty-ninth
street is the father Of a nine pound
girl
x. VI. Dcnnisson. conductor on the
Elm Grove line. who was hurt sew
cral DAYS ago by a falling brakeshoe
Is getting along nicely and will re-
turn to work in a few days
j. y. stein. saloonist al the corner
Of wcnty-sevcnth and Chapline
streets. is wearing the smile newt
able, as Tn" result OF the stork lcay.
Ing him a nine pound girl Yesterday
about . O'Clock
Mrs. J. +. Burley and dauhter OF
Moundsville were calling on friends
In this city Yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Clouse OF Twentieth
street Is confined to her home. i'm OF
pneumonia
\. J.. stark OF the Kroyer Grocery
and Bakery company Of Cincinnati. is
m the city in the interests Of the
Pure Food company
ID. G.. Morgan returned YESTERDAY
( from Atlantic city. where ne has
been visiting his wife
Miss Hazel Parshal. who has been
p student az the Ohio Valley General
hospital. mas Withdrawn on account
Of 90 health
VI. j. BcrtChoy D. recovering from
an attacke Of la grippc. with which
%" has been suffering for the past sew.
oTal days
Walter Becker OF East Twenty.
ninth street is confined 10 his home
hN q severe attack of rheumatism
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
FOUR KILLED.

MONCTON. y o.. Feb gO-Tour
irainmcn were killed to-day when an
engine and snow pillow went fhrou.h
q bridge az Scotch settlement. ten
miles northwest of here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21

Success may ruin some persons. IHf
That does not deter t.o strugElers u1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21

.. lr. ''s as. ,a nu into O. aaaa. ,l
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