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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
Bellaire Briefs

Miss Josephine Warren. OF Jacobs
turg. II spending a few DAYS with
friends In the city.
Dr. Earl Shafer has returned 20 his
home on Byesville. after spending a
fsw days with relatives here
hiss hulda Potts Is IN at her home
Miss Helen Nicholson left yesterday
afternoon for a visit with her brother
George Nicholson. % Cleveland
Miss Anna McGraw. OF Gravel HIN
h. spending a few DAYS with relatives
az Fouansbee. W. Va.
Mrs. Alberto Reardon and daughter.
OF East Liverpool. are visiting her
on Gravel Hill
Miss Emma Wilson. OF Columbus. Is
visiting relatives in the city.
William T. kirkpatrick. OF this city,
Is spending the week in the interior
OF the county I'm the interest OF his
campaign for nomination for clerk OF
courts
Miss Dorothy wassman. OF Guern.
hey street, has returned from a visit
with friends at Epworth park
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Second Presbyterian church was
entertained last evening at the homo
OF Mrs. Fred Seabright. of Gravel Hin
Attorney II. T. Tyler Las returned
from visit with relatives in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Wayne, OF ST
Louis. are visiting relatives in the
city.
Miss Jean Carnes, OF this city IS
spending a few days at Epworth park
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warden. OF
Wellsburg. are spend a few days with
friends in the city.
Miss Hazel DIETRICH has gone 10
Lancaster for a visit with friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Atkinson. Of near
west AleNander. are the proud parent,
OF baby girl
Mr.. and Mrs wesley Rice. Of Pattcr-
son. are the proud parents of "A baby
glrl born yesterday morning
Edgar Hallett has accepted "a position
Electric Company.
Rev. l.. y. Lev cll,n and family. Miss
Anna carter. Prof Ehrrs and family ~
yesterday for a several weeks trip along
middle west.
Mrs. Charles j. Milton. Of Film Grove
VIII leave Thursday Tor Atlantic CITY.
where she will spend the summer Vaca-
p. u. Walton and family. ~ Forest
view. viii leave thi" evening for a ten
DAYS trip to Atlantic city and other
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCalIistsr. of
view Point. left yesterday for F.Ikiue.
where they will spend several DAYS with
Melvsn Vanaman uho has been con
Tined TO his home o.. Elm Grove. for
several days. IS slowly recovering
Miss Margaret Wink. Of Pittsburgh. g.
Ruble. at Elm Grove.
Miss Elma Patterson has returned 90
her home az Elm Grove. after spending
p rev DAYS ~ the guest of friends az
tlnrksburg.
Joseph Houston. ~ Elm Grove is
spending several DAYS as the guest 90
friends a. Waynosb burg
l'r. Edmunds and family ~ Councils
vile. Pa. are visiting friends In Pat
tcrson
Mrs Daniel Clemens. IS confined 10
her home ~ Triadolphia on account or
Misses Mildred p and Bessie y. Wat.
kiUs. ~ Scranton. who have been ererH.
Ing the rast month with their parents.
VALLEY. will leave Cor their homes TO-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
BELLAIRE
Council Proceedings.

At last nights session OF city coun-
Gil the following street Improvement
ordinances were passed: To levy
special assessments for improving
Forty-fourth street from Franklin
street TO Pine alley and Pine alley
from Forty-fourth to Forty-fifth street
by grading and paving: To levy spec
ial assessment for the construction OF
sidewalks in city OF Bellaire: TO levy
special assessment for the construc-
ton Of sewers in a part of the second
sewer district, to proceed with the
Improvement Of Monroe street from
Thirty-second street to Central and
ThirH-third street from Monroe 10
Washington street. TO improve Apple
alley from Thirty-seventh street to
Thirty-eighth street by grading and
paving.
Resolution to set curblng and con-
strucr sidewalks on Franklin street.
between FortyfOurth street and Forty
seventh street. passed under a sus-
pension OF the rules.
The annual report Of the city audi.
tor showing a deficit OF over $4,000
for 1912 and 1913. was referred to the
council as a whole for their careful
consideration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

The third and final examination for
t os, hers certihcates IN the county Of
Ohio will BE- held THURSDAY ana ~.
day OF this week at the Woodsdala
school building All teachers desiring
10 better their grades for the wear
viii have a chance TO take tho test in
All branches In which their grades are
not satisfactory. According 20 p.
DOTS ana inquiries that are being re-
ceived by County SUPERINTENDENT 81
schools J. "a. Lazear there will Dc "A
large number stand the test Plans
are being made for the schools of tho
county TO open during the early mart
OF September and all improvement
that are being made To the different
school buildings are being rushed TO
completion with all possible haste
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

The foot ball suupd Of the local rIf-t,
sSh"ol enjoyed a long hike out the Cole
ram PIKE early yesterday morning nm
der captain Lewis direction.
MISS May Davis. Of SteubenyiIIe il
mere tho guest Of Miss Alma Grosslev.
AT her home on jefferson street
Frank Smith he's resigned th. hoo,
oIAI ~, Job az the Sommers barber shop
IN MIS-. George williems Of Pearl street.
I'it Yesterday for SteubenviIle. TO spepd
rev Gays the guest Of friends
IaN' TOW NAH viii leave Thursday ar
d,,ig '1n i9r trecport To- spend few
Gays hunting grounohoEs and turtles
. Judge English. who has been VISITING
hF. ana Mrs. William MrTnfosb ~
br r.hi"aN. returned To his home IN Nc
pres ka, yesterday
Miss Elya Wharton. of Freeport A.
IlN'd IN this city yesterday aftorrCor,
10 10 sprnd few days with Mrs. Adam
Wilbur Hesiop while making a trim
Z" Mount Pleasant yesterday rnCrrirg
lacked up p number Cf signs adyertisipg
t, ,e ioogl furniture rtorc and undertaE-
Friends % Mrs. Alex Flynn. OF the
t"lerun pike. Will be pleased 10 1,srr,
'"R, ner condition b. much better.
Mrs. Harry Chambers. who h a.sh.,
again. U" % out
=, Nergii Moclay William Hardwick and
E,rEl hail. who have been camping on
'aptina creek. for several dave rct,,-r
ca home yesterday
Nl-N Nina Evan. ~ Norrirtawn is
~ ,.Nn spending few days the guest
OF friends and relatives
n. iaptist hand held a special re-
ns"fsal ~ the home Of Arthur ZONES
on ,N,@rth seventh street. last evening
wl!ian n. Dixon. the local ATTORNEY
.nd hepuhlican candidate for prosecu-
t.u~ attorney. viii leave this ruornfpr
~ three day trip through tho conn
w. ~ the interest ~ hts uomfnsffgv
squire Weatherqon be- al Canton
HFrhhlhE "a lev days on business
fel $. Hill left last evenfpr so-
nl- "ld bone IN Pennsylvania a. ere,d
several days the guest or mis- r1otbtr ''"
I"hu Turner De- enjoying a two v.c.Ls
vacation a. Camp Rect
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OWES HIS LIFE TO
THIS LUHo Hrnrrnv

lt Nnu neglect o. continued ....UrE .-
.'IN. YOU are Iu constant DANCE Ia 49,.
h contra. ting serious Lung Trat.fr.
.' .nuki Hr cold which docs r.f ,I.fr
IN ordinary treatment should le Ia ee1,5-
.h o. sou and preventive rIf4a.fr.-
-N'IIl DO fHEFu HH soon Ha rUaaTHI. DO.
'.a.N case. lrkutua Attentive m
remedy fnr Throat and Lung rrarbf.a
.As brought permanent recovery Read
Catherine Ave. and Ascot rtsr.
QIfou'a Court D. ~
FFuflewer In tHs Ycnr 1905 q ..-
Ifhff W.f. H heavy cold ana Ia rar.,
.''I .HHF. went Co. several ga.f..ra
Ln gave mr H llf of medicine fvrafIt
D vent fH mi specialist VITO save rr. .r...
soto That made re SICK III 4r E.rf. ia
.I1I consequently q failed Dol hsartr
men vent fn fHe UatstIlIa. and seemed
~ EfI .riirr Huf fIe cough efiII kauf Hr
D STAYED there Tor one year arf' fFar
uert tn farm near jersey ,Itl w..
aI.N u1n About The time ~ MS ref.-r
Hf brother commended TrErr4r.- al.
fFrHiINH fn wr very highly Dc f- r..ar
nearly faH EenrH since q fraf TOOK be- Z
.'N NOV ven nnd dare cay that I
A.lII have been buried long aFH In %
.'' 10Y "rfn Cor E.Emar.H Alternative ..
'ArlHHrItl JOSEPH q THDTst.fTHr
LNHHEe abbreviated moro Hr rerH.afI
.Funua Alternative has Frrn uru.ar
...Ha Tor severe Throat and T.rrr se..
'Ints bronchitis. bronchial AafHf#a.
stubborn colds and In urHurfrrv f.a
Ffru contains M narcotic. r1Ie.rs
on habit forming DRUG suir n. fsaF.
.HE NrErie'a Write 'Ha TTEnInr Lahore.
'nff. philadelphia. pa FOR Npatfef frIf.
'HF "i fe""ver.cr and additional evidence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

Geneva. the young daughter Of Mr.
ana Mrs. Evert Grimes. Of Peters Run
received painful burns Monday aftc~-
noon when she pulled the contents If
bottle OF carbolic acid on her face.
me bottle with the fatal acid had
oetn placed on mantle and was
thought TO have been out OF the reach
OF the little one. but in some manner
she managed TO reach II with the re-
suit that II was spilled on her face
and hands. The parents were attract.
cd 10 her side by the screams and up-
on hnding her condition Immediately
summoned DR.. J. y. Houston. OF Film
Grove who rendered NECESSARY med
cal aid. Although bat-y burned. the
injuries will not prove fatal. and late
last evening the child was resting as
well as could be expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
'UHcAl4,e eSn1IEtzkEcnl''

~" FVvu-UFIHH TOT aII NRe8
Rich milk. matted gram, IN powder form.
toriniants,invalids ssd growing children.
Purenutriton. upbuildingtbs wholsboclv.
lnwgorates nursing mothersssd "A. agcd.
More healthtul than tea or coffee.
Tsks no svssutut. 49, foy HoRucNs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

lh" Intense heat of the past Wool
has practically dried uu AMI tho vs1s
on Rose H'U and residents az tI.
GUY .n maj vicinity are euTerIrr
from lack of water The cry ha. 4
"''.r fsi'm i1at may boz retarded
concerned. as tho force d. moi sfr,r.
.hoIeh fo hnBt "a match Do COON
inal officials ~ the winter wprl
could md some means Of furnf-r...
WAGER to The people in that section
'i inc CITY. and pay lass attention t.
I'1l Improvement which are u.f.
solely Tor the benefit Of The aui0mu
'.'r'- for The past five years fb.r.
mao" ON The hillside. not rvrn io 10,
PAR The streets. which. Ir mans boz
stances resemble large dfrHaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
Planning for the
StOrkS Arrival

Among those things which au women
should know Of. and many ~ Thorn 40.
y splendid external application aafI
~ most drug stores under the name ~
Mothers Friend" 10 ~ n penetrating
liquid and many and many n mother tells
how 70 80 wonderfully aided them through
thn period of expectancy. It's chief pure
pee l7 20 render the taud1na. Wr4r1rrts
am muscles r1 plant that natures ok
Ian'Ipn may Do accomplished without tho
intense strain r1 often characteristic. ~
tnH period ~ rUprrfuurv
Mothers IrIrrl' may Therefore be
con Iierod aq Indirectly having a erf.rTIT
iuulcnr' upon Che eFr'y disposition ~
the fut1re generation.
Wh.trFer Induces t1 fh0 rI-a 1rT come
Ior' ~ OBJ" mother should leave ... rrrrara
WI ...' n'rf"Ha system OFT fHU baby.
~ any rIfn no IH renewable fH believe
thHt since 'M1fhfr.r TrI.rHH has Na.s -
companion f1 muthrrhH.I fHr moro fH4r
tHf century % must HH n rrrsT. that
women have learned the great value #f
h1k at any drug store fr- ssf5tr--sa
ffI.nd urrrfutirE. external u1.H
gf rrr1t hrIr and value Ana write O.
IlHf.r'f Regulator CO.. 500 Lamar u.f-
f.nfa. Ca. Tor frrir book "a usefll
~ timely Information.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
AChlnrsr Purrlr

In an interview YESTERDAY after.
noon with Habig. the cemetery soy.
ton at the Riverview cemetery. IL was
learned that the sexton will have a
chinese puzzle on his hands for the
coming six months. as the sum set
up by the semiannual appropriation
- not suhicient 20 carry on the work
in a satisfactory manner. For the
salary of the SEXTON $3.50 was set
up. and $500 for labor The appro-
pfiation does not provide for the
spending OF any money for Incl
tcntals, tools. or for repairs on tho
buildings. roads and water system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
NEWS BRIEFS

a meeting ~ creditors fr frs rarr-
rIrfrr case OF kurIr HrH. former .a.
louniats. viii DO held This morning Ha.
fore Referee Henry A. N.Itt. when an
eNauirHtiDn of fEr bankrupt. VIII be-
conducted
The police department yesterday Ie.
sued GOO order r.a..'... f.rr. .fnrH foo
loads that might scatter along The
sfrre'a II.InE u.f. Of paper HfI.E..
leaves ord other frIri. Hrs Dol. l.ra..I.
for fHH order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
THROWS DOWN
THE GAUNTLET
Q. I. W. COAL co. DECLINES
TO TREAT FURTHER VITA
GRIEVANCE coMMirrgE
AZ Grievances Must Co 20 coneIlia.
uoh soard-Letter Charges Strike
Would Violate Agreement.

SCRANTON, Pa. July 2s-In n
circular letter mailed today to every
one OF the 10000 employees OF tba
company. II. A. Phillips. vice presi.
dent and general manager of the Dela.
NaIe' lackawanna a Western Coal
company. 'ervcs notice that he will
hold no further conferences with the
employees grievance committee, and
mat hereafter all grievances will 90
20 IN" Cancellation board. as provided
IN the award of the anthracite nina
/ strike commission
The letter IS a direct answer 10
request for a conference to-morrovv
morning. and preCludes the possibfl.
ny OF conference. the company OF.
Meals say. The miners grievance
committee is scheduled 10 meet rrl.
day night 10 hear General Manages
Phillips answer.
President W. II TruesdaIe and
other officials Of the companv
stopped OF in Scranton last night or.
route 10 Buffalo and conferred with
iocal company officials on the threat
ened strike. 10 is understood Gen.
eral Manager Phillips answer was
drafted az this meeting.
Would Violate Agreement
The concluding paragraph OF the
Phillips letter reads.
"A strike, which has been threat.
ened az this time upon issues. will
De plain violation OF your agree.
mont with MS. and prove the useless.
ness OF making any further agree
menis with your organization"
The men are complaining OF tho
patrol system recently installed nv
the company They say the patrol
men. while Ostcnsibly are looking II.
ter the safety OF the men. In reality
are sub-boFses charged with the task
of driving the men 10 greater effort
Tho United Mine Workers. as an or,
Eanlzation has not as yet participated
In any way In the dispute
Saturday August T. is the DAY that
was set for strike IN case the com.
pany refused 20 satisfactorily adjust
the patrol grievance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

meeting Of the EdEWo God Volunteer
flre company was held az the hose
mouse az Edgwood last evening. al which
Time the election Of officers was held.
several other meetings pertaining TO tn.
business OF the company were taken an.
after which "a short social session W.
neid. The result OF the election follow Fl.
resident J. NJ. Hogel. vice PRESIDENT.
y \ Naui secretary. y. 4. ltaEan. treas
urer. Mr.. Nihaus. trustee a L. u.rh
elected Tor period 81 three wears.
doorkeeper. 4. \. Nau Jr. conductor.
Joseph Helstern. All the officers. With
the exception OF the trustee. were elect
ed Tor period Of one year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

Inc installing Of a new ventilator
IN me roof of the water works was
yentilatOr il eight feet high and lie
installation was made for the purpose
OF accommodating the big new Worth.
lngton pump, purchased several
months ago. Other changes about
me water works are being rushed TO
FOR the foundation of the pumn are
expected here in a few weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

confectionery on Nam street In ths
Heinlein building. f. rushing the in
proFements on the room TO compile
ton IN order that the opening maybe
held at an early date. possibly Satur
day. The fixtures have arrived and
VIII be Installed Immediately
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

81 Johns Catholic church Of fbi.
city. will give a moonlight Svc,,-sil,.
on Ihe steamer Ohio this avertrg
] No boat will leave the NanIev vbsri
~ go % clock and win make etops
Martins Ferry and WbeaIiro
dancing viii be the principal diver
SION a large number of tickets nav.
u-nh sold and an those who attend
orc urrI u good Imn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
Many At,e,s c.,,Ix.t

Last evening a number OF Bridge
port people attended the carnival Al
Martins HUy given under The aus
pices OF the Loyal order OF Moose
lodge. OF Martins Ferry. Those al
tsnding found the carnival 20 BE- con
Quoted on a business basis and absen,
OF the vulgarism Characteristic OF
such events
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

Preparations are being made for the
laying OF another water main in the
upper end of the city on the new
street between the Wheeling a Lake
Erie Railroad and Fifth street Sev,
eral new houses are being erected on
me lots facing the street. and IL is
planned TO have the main in by the
tme the buildings are completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
Watermelon Fear,

Last evening the r. p l. Members
entertained number OF their friends
10 watermelon feast on Kirkwood
Heights In honor OF Miss Martin, who
Is visiting In the city Al 1870 p m
the party met at the Hunter residence
ana then proceeded to the Heights IN
a body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

Inc Athletics next Saturday after.
upper end OF this CITY against IN.
mohman Duvall nine. OF wheeling
Inc game will be called az 3 O'Clock
ana the match Is expected 20 b.
pretty hot. as the teams are abou,
evenly matched. Sunday the third
same OF the Trolley league will be
played here against the Brmiant mir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
pIay Match This Ev.nIno

A. the BrOokside grounds this even
ing Floyd Reuben and w V. Frazier
will go II for honors in a horseshoe
pitching contest. The former issued
challenge 10 the latter a few DAYS
ago and the acceptance was an
nounced yesterday morning. The
match Is to carry with IL the cham
pionship OF the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

II Is a more difficult problem than
!; would seem at first glance TO get
around the big steam shovels OF the
Iurner-Olsen Contracting company.
which has charge OF the work on the
National pike from Bridgeport to St
Clairsville During the past few days
several automobiles have travetsed
the road and have found that 81 is
very rough travelling The county
commissioners are trying to make ar
rangements in order that the road
will not be completely tied up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
Moodreo Me-,

Henry Clay Camp. Modern Wood.
men OF America held their regular
weekly meeting last night in thor
lodge rooms at Hands hall Matters
pertaining 20 the business % the or.
ger we're taken up and several can
didates given degree work FoIlovinr
the transaction OF business a social
session was held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
Motorcycles Accident.

Lyle Mcfarland. well known
}ouhs man % this city about O'Clock
last night while riding a rnoforcvcis
attempted 20 cross the track In iron,
Q. a wheeling Traction car az Twenty.
thiru street and was struck bv the
car. Mcfarland was Knocked across
the street. but aside from a few bruis
20 escaped injury. The machine Wa
slightly damaged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs. Arthur Phillips. who
died at her home on South Second
street, Monday evening. OF a compiled
tlon OF diseases. will be held to-mor
row morning at ST. Marv's Catholic
church. with the Rev. Father Nul
hearne officiating Interment will he
made In 81. Mary's cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
Civil Service Eu.nI,.,,o,,

me members % the civil SerVirs
,- oiiiinlssion OF this city started he
P.reo Tor the city employees al the
.ly building. Tn. exAminations
1890 n.lu rom until . o'clock in the
afternoon. and from : until . o'rlork
N TIE evening Tho superfntenden,s
OF me water and lEht plants. enEin.
t'rs. hnemen. street laborers and
s,netery sexton received their exams
yesterday. while the remainder viii
receive their exams newt week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

new water meter has been in
stalled al the Whitaker C;lessner shee,
min by the city The old meter had
tscome faulty and was not conven
iontly placed In order that an accu
rate reading could be taken. 4 bv.
PASS was added in the installation o,
the new meter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
Drill LAST EVENING.

The members of the Uniform Rank
OF the Knights of Maccabees last
evening held a special drill practice
instruction OF Captain Giffen. Several
Of the members of the Wheeling
branch were the guests OF the local
lodge. Refreshments were enjoyed
after the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

y ~ Boys Brigade last evening
held - laEn fetn on the lawn. front.
ing ths kirkuood Presbyt.risn church
and during the evening entsrfairsd a
very large crowd o. Bridgeport aud
hirkNood people interested In ths
work carried on By the boys The
proceeds Of the event will b. used fc
oetrey me expense % the camping ex.
cursiOn TO BE- taken next ueek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
Americas Club Met

~, thursday evening the Americas
Club held a meeting i'm their new
quarters in the o. u. A. VI. hall The
newly elected officers were installed.
ana other matters were given atten.
ton. Following the business a lunch.
.on was served. with Ross Carnes as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

-. Ted kohler. the tsn-yssr-old sor q
NJ and Mrs.. Fr~d KoNisr. 81 SoutA
hroad~ay. had a very deep uou,s
-snlcted In his LEFT hand yesterday
.Ilernoon When a wire passsf almost
suroash his hand tie vas engaged
bottle % Acme shoe pofish a. -.
running through the cork heaa ara
mo his hand. DR. Arhzugh vas car
ID and rendered medical a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29

HeorEe Miller. the local barber. Al
the regular monthly meeting ~ inc
BARRIERS local held Monday evening AZ
faul Samples shop on Hanover street
was elected delegate 70 the thirteenth
annual BARRIERS convention 10 be held
IN october at Indianapolis. AL Karch.
or was elected alternate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
CamDrra peturr

The Ferrians AZ the Minnow Brook
camp. near Freeport broke camp YES.
lerday morning after spending three
weeks enjoying the many sports Of
,I5at locality. and returned TO this CITY.
Brook campers will be taken nm sgot,
IN few weeks by another Ferry
camp. ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
MARTINS FERRY
Lauohlin Mil To clo.. no,.,,

The committee in charge of the
WI MSiSh Conversational picnic to ne
neld Friday at Myers Lake. Canton.
were notified yesterday afternoon 10
lhe enect that the Laughlin tin mill
would be closed down for the picnic
nilnishlng work Thursday at midnight
MS viii greatly increase the attend.
ahce az the picnic as practically every
w AI ss mas made arrangements for
likely be crowded to utmost capacity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
BRIDGEPORT
Inspector Makes Renort.

Inspector Alright. of the state build
Ing and loan. after completing an in
sIection of the Bridgeport Bank. Loan
emo Buildings association. stated that
he found the books TO be in excellent
shape, and commended those respon-
s!Dle for same. He further stated
that he found the books TO be in bet
ter shape than many of the larger
companies he had visited this year.
The report also shows rapid gains.