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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
JUDGE GEO. c. sTUReIss SUBMITS
PLANS AND FIGURES OF
PROJECT.
Proposed Right Of Way Will Be
Greatly Beneficial 10 Wheeling
over Pittsburgh.

Judge George G. Sturgiss. OF Nor
gantown. who Is the leading factor in
the movement for the construction Of
n street railway from MorgantOwn TO
this city. has submitted the following
facts n figures concerning the pro
posed MorgantOwn to Wheeling rail
road. He Is spending a few DAYS In
the.city and planning 10 interest many
local persons in the movement. IN
speaking Of the new road yesterday.
Judge Sturgiss said
We have eight miles Of road In &C.
tual operation from Morgantown To
Cassville. We have under contract
n construction being pushed az rap
idly as possible n section OF "a miles.
from Cassvillc to HlacksviIle. which
Will be done by the first day Of Novem.
Der. We have n West Virginia char.
ter providing for construction from
Morgantown 10 Wheeling. which gives
The name TO the road. We have taken
out n Pennsylvania charter and made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
DEPUTY cLsRk Is ILL.

Harry Klaus. we'll known deputy
clerk of he ircuit court. o. confined
10 his home on North Main street with
what is feared may prove a serious
ahliction. lie Is al present suffering
with torsilitis but the attending ply.
sician b. rather afraid that other COM
plications OF the throat may arise. The
force a. the circuit clerks Office In
rather crippled. Clerk Kingdom re-
Gently falling from a moving street car
breakiur bis collar bone While away.
Klaus position viii b. flled by a
sf-euOgrarher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
BOY TAKEN BACK
Young Pittsburgh Lad Arrested Here
wednesday, Night on CHARGE Of
Stealing Sf22 Returns

Howard Mulbey. fifteen year old lad
who was arrested hero Wednesday
evening was taken back TO Pittsburgh
yesterday afternoon on the 3:l5
O'Clock train TO answer TO the charge
OF robbery. lie was arrested at the
Baltimore a Ohio depot by Detective
Frazier Of the local force and al DO
lice headquarters later. he admitted
TO having left the city with Sf22 OF the
hrm OF Festler & Hirchier real estate
dealers. According 10 n telegram re-
ceived from the Pittsburgh authori-
ties. he was sent 10 the hank with
the money and absconded with the
fun amount. The lad had several
articles Of wearing apparel that he
had bought also . new suitcase ana n
camera. When taken h. was on his
way TO Marietta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
new OIL COMPANY
Local Mc7 Into rested ~ New Enter.
prise That viii lease Prope rty
ana Drill for oil and Gas.

a certificate OF incorporation was
hled yesterday with The clerk OF the
county our by tie otter Creek on
and Gas company. q new concern com
posed OF local business men. The
company Is Incorporated with a CAPT
tai stock Of $1,000 and has the right
10 drill. lease. operate or do anything
That pertains 20 the production or
sale of oil and gas in any wav what
soever The incOrporatOrs are u. B.
Best. Wheeling. &. r.. Lytton OF
Bridgeport r. a. Bonsr OF Wheeling:
g. +. Rose o. Wheeling and William
Bolon Of Bridgeport The principaI
offices Of the company will be 10
Gated Al No. 1875 Wabash street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
SHERARD G. A. R.
WILL CELEBRATE
J. Y. sSlso POST PLANNING EIAs
osAIE OBSERVANCE oF
MEMORIAL DAV,
Senool Chnd-en VIII pa-tteIpat-
prosecuting Attorney James D
Psruott &C seesk

Ihe J. r Raird Post & A X N.
Shefrsrd- has aboIf comnl.tes A.
rAnSemtnts Tor Decoration naV ever.
S4 fr~osecuttng Attorney James ~
fafrlott. OF MounusNiils. has ben en-
eAteu 70 deliver he PRINCIPAL address
me day l. fair. the school chfIfr.n
vii TORN In line neaE The Consobdaf.d
Hchooi hulldlng. "a n o'clock. aud
tnaFch With roNers to the Allen Groyc
u.t Here the ritual serrlc.
vii De used In decorating the graves
OF the dead soldiers After this the
veterans n the school childuen sfu
proceed 10 Allen Grove church. wh.rs
a tfoEram viii b. rendered. begin
ming at , 80 O'Clock.
Besides Mr.. Parriott's Grafton there
vii % other addresses. readings. reel.
casiou. ~
No doubt many persons will. A.
'sual. Contribute iowers. and surh
contributions should reach Gsrvinis
store Snerrard. before "a O'Clock.
II Is expected that che few surviving
ntTo+s OF The great var VIII have the
Isaul cooperation OF the schools. the
Shurch; n the patriotic citizens in
eehcraL mat THIS occasion NAV com
pare taNorably with the big Decoration
IA. events OF former years. when
.uch men ~ the late Captain z. n.
DoNener and Others Of nation-Wfd.
reputation declgirhed from outdoor
platforms at Allen Grove. and wor.
heard by great throngs whose caser
emotions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
SOCIALIST LECTURE

Tho local branch ~ Tho Socialist
party haH arranged to hold IAN omen
air meeting on Saturday evening Nav
L3rd 90 3 O'Clock ~ tho corner OF
Fourteenth and Market strects
W r. snow Of Idaho viii deliver a
lalk on "Labor Power r. Commodity
Nr SNOW d. rho state 90 ~,
Socialist Party OF Idaho and Dr. af mo
present tIu" making a tour OF West
virginia Ho 3D. 4 very interesting a.
"rll HF humorous and entertaining
speaker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
ARRANGE FOR
ANNUAL MEETING
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION
DIRECTORS HOLD IMPOR-
TANT MEETING.
state Convention Plans Also Dis.
eussed-large Number Of Local
Members Will Attend. Z

Yesterday morning the regular
monthly meeting OF the board Of al.
fectors or the Wheeling Business
Mems Association was held i'm the
h~eadquarters Of the organization in
the MarkotAudltorium. The meeting
was Wen attended and one of the most
Important matters discussed was in
regard TO the holding Of the annual
meeting June 4. The meeting viii
probably be held at the Oaks and &C.
corning to all indications the meeting
VIII be well attended. Several i'm
portant matters will be discussed I'M
Guiding n progress. which the aSso-
citation has made during the past wear
The state convention of business
Mems Association of West Virginia
VIII be held At C~larksburg. June . and
10. The local organization will be
represented at the convention and any
OF the members wishing 10 attend
should send their names to the head.
quarters or the organization so that
quarters may be reserved for them at
Clarksburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
W. VIRolNIA pArEN1s

As reported hy 49, r.. Dunlap. ratent
lawyer Of Whce,iug. ". Va. the Patent
otlCe records show the recent issue
Of tho following patents to West yir.
ginia inventors Albert Brown. Rich.
wood. ladder. Theodore r. HouaIev.
81. Alhaus- safety wheololamp. Sam
ucl r. Mcclellan. a~asignor OF one.
eighth 10 " u C1ezldv. Charleston.
wrench. John r. Turner. Norman.
town. and s g. Turner. Rosedale.
faw-settinc device.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
DIRECTORS MEET
A Special Mcstinn Of Board Of Direc.
tors Of Board Of Trade Is Called For
This Aftcrroon-Important
Business.

a special meeting OF the board OF di.
roctors Of tho Board of Trade has
been called for this afternoon 40 3.20
O'Clock The meeting win be held in
me Hofrd o. Trade assembly rooms
in the Markct-AuIitorNm. As busi.
ness mattere Of Importance viii come
up Tor confederation. ai 81 the diroc.
tors are requested Co be- present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
cAuRcH rN1EerAlNMEn1.

Next wednesday evening the Luther
League Of the 81 james EyangclicaI
Lu.Horan church. ou thaulile street.
VIII give an "ntertairwcnt On the
sunday school room OF thc church
Following tlg rendering % the pro-
gram, refreshments viii DO seryed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
Feel Dull and Sluggish Start vour
Liver 20 WorLino

! beats all how quickly Foley ca.
thartic Tablets liven up your liver.
overcome constipation. and make Won
ieel lively and active again. They are
90 pleasant 20 take. and they never
kIipe or make you feel AZ an sick.
.ney are thoroughly cleansing. J. L.
MY diEaEreeable symptoms were ON
ureiy removed by the thorourh cleanr
ing foley Cathartic Tablets gave mo
Ihey re . wonder. and cost only 25o
for sale by Coleman a Co-Ndv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
CREDITORS no Mrrr

h'ieree 10 Hqnkruutcv y W. Cum
NUNS announced yesterday that tho
nI-I meeting ~ creditors In tho bank
runtcy matter Of Bulls & C1audfar
viii BE- held May ~. 81 this meet
ing priority Of claims and a receiver
will probably be named.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22

Jacob Mistorslowsky filed his peti-
ton for naturalization rarers vester
day with United states Commlesfon-
or George p Boyd The petitioner
omtgratod ~ this country from Gtaa-
gov. scotland and mas been residing
o. No 10 Fifteenth street for some
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-22
Water Rents Due

For the six months payable June
lst. A discount Of iOcl allowed
on bills paid during June. 1871.
Positively no discount allowed
sitter June Goth, 1914.
W. S. McELROY.
City Treasurer.
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chickens. Spring Lamb. Calves IIv-
7 and SWccthrcads Best meats in
NC city. Bcuter srJs. 1916 Market
street
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-05-07
COUNTY NEWS.
Interesting Letters from Different
Sections of the County, Written
by Our Regular Corr
respondents.
Dattison

Mr.. Julian Phelan, OF Memphis,
is again in these enchanted re.
gions, looking for land to purchase.
He thinks there is no place like
Pattison. It is greatly to be hoped
that be will be successful in bis
search, and that be will add to the
charm of this place by locating
here.
There is good news in the as
surance that potato bugs can pos
itively be eradicated by sprinkling
a very strong decoction of cold
cedar tea, made from the leaves
and twigs of the cedar, over the
bug infected plants. 1t takes about
three applications to do the busi-
ness.
Prof. Dabney, of Beech Grove
school, spent Sunday night here
with Willie Hugh Price.
Prof. Bauer, our local, well.
liked pedagogue, left for Natchez
Saturday.
Messrs. Morell FeItus, and F..
Zuzak, of Natchez, left here, for
Union Church, Tuesday.
Messrs. Will Mallery and w. D..
Smith have been canvassing the
city in the interest of commercial
ism.
Mrs. Louis Abraham was here
last week to meet her husband,
returning from the bedside of their
convalescent son. Leonard c., in
a sanitarium in Chicago.
Miss Clara Wade, of Nstchez,
lis visiting Eelatives here.
Mrs. Walter Wade was here,
with her parents, Sunday.
Mrs. Montgomery's little grand
sons spent the week end with her
here.
1t is a gratifying discovery that
the green plant of the 'Ierusalem
Oak" root and branch, thrown
among corn in the crib, when the
latter is harvested, will prevent
weevils, those pests that usually
destroy the soft, white corn that is
SO palatable for both man and
beast.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-05-07
Rocky sprinse

Another school term has just
been completed and our teachers
and pupils are out for long vaca-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. McCay and
daughters, also Mrs. M. H. Lus-
ter, were pleasant guests at 1Ver-
MALTA" last week.
We are sorry to report Mrs. M.
L. Regan on the sick list for the
past two weeks and hope tor her a
speedy recovery.
Miss Addie Clark has returned
TO her home at Violet and we miss
her from our midst.
Quite number OF our people
ATTENDED the annual commence
ment Of the public schools at Her
manville, and enjoyed the exer
cises IN which the graduates die
credit to themselves and ther
teachers. Two of our District
girls won medals-Miss Myrtl
Annie Hutchins, of the RePantoi
school, second honor, and Mis-
Perla Powers, of Hickory Ridg
school, secured the mathematic
medal.
Mrs. c. F. Drexler and son ar
on an extended visit to Mrs. T. Y
J Rush of Peyton.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. NJ. Flowers al
: visiting their daughter, Mrs. {.
I Harper, in Vicksburg, this weel
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-05-07
COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Exercises Held Last Thursday. Bis
Crowd Present. Long List
of Graduates.

The twentY.frst annual COM
mencement of the county schools
was held in the county pavilion at
Hermanville last Thursday. A
good day; good crowd; good din
ner, and a general good time made
the day an exceedingly enjoyable
one. The three candidates for
circuit judge were on hand to add
spice to the occasion, aud the large
number of voters present had an
opportunity to "size up" the aspi-
rants for Judge, as well as enjoy
the exercises.
Judge E. L. Brien was the ora
tor of the day, and he delivered a
good, common sense address.
The graduates, of course, were
the real attraction. They were
present in large numbers, wearing
the badges of their respective
schools.
Those receiving diplomas, to-
gether with the school from which
they graduated and the teacher,
were as follows:
Lucie Fife, Lottie Hudson,
Spurgeon Remington, Bertha Jor-
dan, Hooker Jones; Beech Grove;
]. Preston Dabney, principal, and
Miss Ruth Segrest, assistant.
Leula Bobn, Rosa Calender;
Colony; Miss Essie May Edwards,
principal.
LYDIA Boren, R. w. Trim, !. B.
Vardaman; Glepwood; Miss Lou
Coen, principal.
Rosa Abraham, Nellie Bridgers,
Ed. Dudley, Edith Fife, Sylvester
Montgomery, Walton Pitts, Nor
veil Shields, Marion Speed, Mary
Alma Short; Hermanville; Mrs.
Mamie Miilsaps, principal, Mrs.
6. B. Flowers and Miss Genena
Pitts, assistants.
Eaie Pickett, Pearl Powers;
Hickory Ridge; Miss Moilie Dun.
ming, principal.
Mary Edwards, Clarence Thomp-
son, Lottie May Walters; Milleri
Miss Ora Westrope, principal.
Susie Jobei MidwaYi MISS Alma
Taylor, principal.
Pearl Frieda Bruce, oe Bruce;
McMurcny; Mrs.Anna McMurchY,
principal.
anie Wallace; Oak Ridge; MISS
Lula M. Scott, principal.
Dovie Davenport Jennings Go
"a, Corneiia Grifing, Myrtle Lordr
h.tbel Perkins; Pattona; Mrs. Liz
zie Ashley, principal; Mrs. H. B,
Grant, assistant.
Myrtle Annie Hutchins, Alice
Bernice Luster, Ruby c. McCaY
Reganton; Mrs. c. R. Drexler
principal; Miss Florence Fur
assistant,
Florence Davis; Rossi Miss Lo'
Ella Jasper, principal.
Helen Pahnke; Russum; Mis-
Ella Brown, principal.
Wilmer Boren, Willard Fur
Sarepta; Miss Flora Mckay, prin
cipal.
Annie Kagland, Hiolse Waltot
Shilohi Miss Lena Wallace, prir
cipal.
Chas. A. Watson; Albena; Nil
Linda Watson, principal.
Walter Dixon; Sulphur Spring
Miss Willie T. Greenlee, pFinE
pal.
Lula Neal, Katie Van; Tillma
Miss Bessie Davenport, pr.ncips
Percy Byrnes; Byrnes; MI
Johnnie Cochran, principal.
Ellie Strong; Borenheld; MI
Eugenia Anderson, principal,
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-05-07
FRESH BULBS


OF all kinds just come 10,
Cut Flowers and Designs
the year round. Write me for any
thing you need in the flower line.
Prompt attention given all orders
MRS. z. BIRDSONG,
(successor TO w. II. Wright
ao2 North Monroe St.
Telephone ia. VIcksbure
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-05-07
Of May. 1914

of May, 1914
G. B. Darden. President.
Ordered that the Board do now
adjourn until 10 O'Clock A. M.
Tuesday.
Concluded Next week.
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The evening world., 1914-01-19

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Inc must Oh WHOSo auaH Z
his love OF fair play had thrust him.
And then he came most unexpectedly
upon Rokon and Pauivitch at a mo-
least appreciate his company.
They were standing on deck at a
point which WAS temporarily deserted.
and a. Tarzan came upon them they
were In heated argument with woman.
Tartan noted that she was richly ap-
pareled. and that her slender. well-mod-
sled figure denoted youth. but as she
was heavily yelled he could not discern
her features.
The men were standing on either side
OF her. and the backs of all were to-
ward Tarzan 30 that he was quite close
to them without their being aware ct
his presence. He noticed that Rokor
seemed to be threatening, tho woman
tongue. and no could only guess from
appearances that the girl was afraid.
Roko6's attitude was 80 distinctly
nlled with the threat Of. physical vio-
lencs that the ape-man paused for an
instant Just behind the trio. instructive
ly sensing an atmosphere OF danger.
Scarcely had he hesitated ere the man
seized the woman roughly by the wrist.
twisting II as though TO wiring "a promise
from her through torture. Whh Wouid
have happened next had Rokon had his
way We may only conjecture. since he
did not have his way at all Instead.
steel fingers gripped his shoulder, and
he was swung unceremoniously around.
TO meet the cold. gray eyes OF the stran-
ger who had thwarted him on the pre-
vious day.
"saoristi" screamed A., the Infatuated
Rokof. What DO. you mean? Are
you q. foo! that You thus again insult
Nisnlss Rokon?"
This 10 my answer 10 your note,
monsieur" said Tarxan. In low voice.
And then he hurled the fellow from him
With such force that Rokoff hngsd
sprawling against the rail-.
"Name Of Q name" shrieked Rokon.
"Pag. but you SHAH die for this" and.
springing to his feet, he rushed upon
Tartan. tussing tho meanwhile TO draw
Q revolver from MS hip pocket. The
girl shrank back Interior.
'vJikolas!" she cried. DO notch.
DO not do that! Quick. monsieur. ny,
or no win surely kill you'll" But instead
OF flying Tarsan advanced TO meet the
fellow. do not make q fool Of your
self. monsieur" he said.
Rokon. who WaA In q perfect frensy
OF rage at the humiliation the stranger
had put upon him. hal ~ last sue
iSsdsd In drswinS the revolver H
~ sesopsA snA 7aev h dsaibsssssly
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impossible. Raoui. 1t cannot be. Niko-
las Ia under arrest In Germany"
SO thought myself until I saw him
to-day-him and that other arch
scoundrel. Paulvitch. Olga. cannot
endure his persecution much longer
No. not even for you. Sooner or later
I shall turn him over to the authorities.
In fact. am half-minded to explain
all to the captain before We land. On
. French liner 1t were an easy matter.
Olga. permanently to settle this Meme
sis Of ours"
"Oh. no. Raoul" cried tho Countess.
sinking to her knees before him q. ne
sat with bowed head upon a divan.
DO not do that. Remember your
promise to me. Tell me. Raoul. that
you will not do that. Do not even
threaten him. Raoul!'
Do Coude took his wife's hands In
his and gased upon her pale and trou-
bled countenance for some time before
he spoke. a. though he would wrest
from those beautiful eyes the real rea-
son which prompted her to shield this
man.
LET It be as you wish. Olga" he said
ct length. II cannot understand. lie
has forfeited all claim upon your love.
loyalty or respect He is q menace 10
your life and honor. and to the life and
honor Of your husband. trust that
you may never regret championlns
him"
~ do not champion him. Raoul." she
Interrupted. vehemently. II believe that
I hate him ~ much a. you do. but
Oh. Raoul. blood 10 thicker than water"
II should to-day have liked to sam
pie the consistency Of his" growled DE-
Coude. grimly. ''The two deliberately
attempted to besmirch my honor. Olga,
and then no told her OF Az that had
happened IN the smoking room. Had
II not been for this utter stranger they
had succeeded. for who would have
accepted my unsupported word against
the damning evidence Of those cards
hidden on my persenf i had almost be-
gun TO doubt myself when this Nom
seleur .Tae1an dERExed your precious
Nikolas before W and explained the
vhols cowardly ,tFanAAction."
"Monsieur ,arzan?" asked the Count
sss, in evident surprise.
Yes. DO you know him. OieaT'
II have seen him. A steward pointed
him out TO me" ''|
II did not know that he was . celeb.
fity." said the Count.
Olga dc Coude changed the subject.
She discovered suddenly that she might
md II difficult to explain Just why this
steward had pointed out the handsome
Monsieur Tarzan to her. Per Aps sne
flushed the least little bit. for was not
the Count. her husband. gazing at her
with . strangely Quizzicai expression.
All. she thought. q guilty conscience Is
q most suspicious thing.
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narrating his ADVENTURES ~
- his friend the morning follow
Ing his encounter with apschss ana po-
lice In the Rue Msuie. why dld they
lure me there? Were they hungryr
D'Arnot felgnsd . horrIhed shuddsr.
but he laughed at the quaint suggestion.
You have much 70 learn. TArsAn."
be respected whether you relish Il OF no.
Nothing but trouble can come 70 you
and your friends should you persist In
defying the police. ] can explain II to
them once for you. and that shall do
this very day, but hereafter you must
obey the law. II ~ representatives say
Come you must come: u they cay
Co. you must 20. Now we shall 20
10 my great friend In the department..
and M up this matter Of the Rue
Maule. Gomez
Together they entered the ONCE Of
the police oficlsl half hour later. lie
was very cordial. He remembered Tar
san from the visit the two had MADE
him several months prior IN the matter
OF tho nngsr prints.
When D'Arnot had concluded the
narration OF the events which had trans
pirsd the previous evening . grim smile
was playing about the lips Of tho police
man. He touched . button nsa1 his
hand. and - he waited for the clerk TO
respond to III summons he searched
through the papers on his desk for one
which he finally located.
Here. Joubon." no said. ~ the clerk
entered. summon those omcsrs-have
them come 20 me at once"
-Four policemen sntsrsa . moment
later.
My children" SID the officiai. hero
y the gentleman whom you met In the
Rue Maule last evening. He has come
voluntarily to give himself up. I wish
you to listen ettsntivsly 10 Lieutenant
DArnot. Who Y, y tell you . part OF the
story Of monsisurs life II may sx-
plain BE attitude toward you Of lAst
aAOAt ProeeeA ~ Gear hso1enaaG"
VAnot 0Ghe = ~ neueeuA -