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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
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w. CHURCHILL is an arrival from
the coast in the steamer Mariana.
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COLLECTOR CoTTRILL: This
California team Is playing some good
baseball and fans like myself are look
ing forward to the rest of the series
with keen anticipation.
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H: The I'd battalion will not take the
field before the regimental encamp-
ment / had hoped to get the five
companies out for Saturday and Sun.
day hike, but can't arrange it.9is &
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LETTERS
ALsANlA A KINGDOM.

Honolulu. June 18th, lsil.s
Editor Honolulu star.Bulletin.
Sir: Please advise me II Albania
Il { kingdom or dukedom and oblige a
subscriber.
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JACK LUCAS. The platform
upon which 4 intend to run for the
senate is short and to the point. an
willing to stand by it to the last.
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Gift Clocks

They always make good wedding present
- We have many styles, from the very ornate and
heavy with gilt-doMn 10 palmer and less der.
oratiye ones. Any one of them makes an ex.
cellent choice. - =
Wiehman s. Co.
Jearelcrs
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MAJOR GUSTAV ROSE, N. G.
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Somehow Niagara Falls doesn't seem good
place to mediate.
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etaronv Won Woellwarth and "Baron" LIE
..sv have both left the islands and the summer
< Sesron IA court circles promises to be very
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III. p. WOOD: "Slow but Sure" is
the motto OF the new Promotion Com
Emittee. There are going to be things
doing when it gets down to active
work, however.
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ROBERT LUCAS is bach from a
business trip to Maui. returning this
morning as a passenger in the steam
er Claudine. .+''t ft1E 80 Ts- g"
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tIIIII1N1LINIIMG1

r. j. BUcHLY. Every man In
town, Is asking me II che cat came
back Yes ] s
-P. Z. WEAVER: am now very
busy on the new registration of te..
Ehicle ordinance. 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18

MAYOR FERN Perhaps at the
next special meeting of the superyis.
ors we viii have enough members OF
the board On hand to make d quorum
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TO me the mednest ftowcr that gro@s can
1ire Thoughts that do often lie too deep for
Wordsworth. II
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T. w. ]. COELHo of Maui is in the
city on a political mission. He WIS
a passenger In the Inter-Islald steam
er Claudine. .'.~Ft'F Fl
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MRS. C. A. MACDONALD OF Lahai.
haIuna arrived on the Mauna Kea and
is the guest Of Mrs. Edgar Wood,
Manoa Valley. -. IT,
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p. F. JERNEGAN, the Hilo eucator,
left for the mainland on d vacation
trip. He was a passenger in the Mat
son steamer Wilhelmina.
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MRS. A. y. CAMPBELL and two
sons. James and Reuben. left b. the
Wilhelmina for a few months visit to
her family in Oakland. a25
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Mr., AND MRS. DAVID PAoo JELr
LING will give a lnau next Sunday
noon at Poola Hall in honor OF their
daughter. Mona Nui Telling
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r. STEIN was numbered with the
passengers to arrive from British Co
lumbia in the Canadian-Australasian
liner Mariana ~ =.
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MRS. BEN HoLLINGER was de-
parting passenger on the Wilhelmina
for the mainland YESTERDAY. Mrs.
Hollinger expects to be absent from
the islands about a year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
TROLLEY CAR HITS
TRACTION ENGINE
ACCIDENT oCcU RREp LAST
EVENING NEAR VALLEY
GROVE
Front % Car vas Mashed In and en-
CINE vas unchanged No
Persons Injured

What might have resulted In a
serious accident happened yesterday
evening when West virginia Trac-
ton and Electric Company car No So
struck traction engine a short dis
lance above Valley Grove Just how
the accident happened u not known
but 10 ls said that the engine. which
A. owned By Robert Cham bers. ana
- being used for thrashiug grain In
the vicinity OF Valley Grove. was
standing on the track when the car.
inbound. came around a sharp curve
and ran directly into the heavy ma
chine
II is said that the car left Elm
Grove several minutes late and the
motorman. Frank Harmon. was try
ing 70 make up the lost time in or
der TO not hold up tho following car.
The tractin engine which d said 20
have for some reason been stopped.
was directly In the path OF the nov
Ing car The mOtOrmau did an In hts
power 10 stop the car. but was un-
able 20 avoid the crash owing 20 the
nearness % the engine
The front OF the trolley car was
considerably TANNED and an tho
front glasses We're broken Fortu-
nately however tho motorman es-
capped without injury But slight
damage is said 90 have been done
the engine as 10 is one OF the heavy
variety
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

- William Jones. and = beef COW
from e. ~ Marsh
br " Wootrun. 81 Dallas. was
making "a professional call az this place
IS euue -daN.
Mr. W o. Turner. and Miss Mildred
Burt we're callingou Mise Elsie caldwell
Monday evening
Mise Gertrude Fox was calling on Miss
Florence Jones Tuesday Vening
HarNestlug i- now about over Mr.
c. ". wallace has started out on the
road with his thresher
Mr. curtis Cain D. spending this week
with his grandparents. AR and Mrs.
James Cain. Of Waymans Ridge
Mrs ~ ~ Turner was % business
caller in Elm Grove Thursday
Several schools IN Sand Hiu district
have heen secured by local teaca~r.-
Mr. Roy Striuklln has the Dallas school.
Mr william WEIGH. lower sand Hil
school. Mr. r. o. Ewing. Lone OAK. Mr..
Tom WEIGH. oak Uul rchool. Miss Auua
Ewing. Locust Grove school
Miss Mildred Burt % Washington.
"a VI D" has been visiting her sister
Mrs vs. g. Turner. returned 20 her
home Thlrsdsy after n very pleasant
visit with relftiyss az sand HIu and
Green county. ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

ELLA Adams. OF I.oudinHvtIie. f. SPEND
Ing several days az the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs ". NJ Rors at Woodsdale
Edward Morris who several weeks aRr
sustained q broken leg while at work
on the street Improvement az EdEwood
d able 10 be out and has left for ht@
home at Marietta. where he will sp.nd
several weeks
Mrs Benjamin Abecrombis and Mr.
William Brache. Of Chantal Court are
spending several weeks vacation -
the guest Of their uncle. William Schaf-
fer. az his summer home ~ Aidonia %
They viii return within snort time
Misses May and Flora brandon. OF
New Cumberland. ". Va are spending
several days a. the guest % Or and
Mrs John spillman Al their home AZ
LenoN
Rev u T.. Reid. pastor OF m. rriadsi-
phi N y church. D. spending several
days "a MOundsvilie where he O. a.
sistinE with the oamp meeting
Milton Hedges. Sipper BiEgs and
John Bonar. ~ West Liberty. notored
10 Wheeling yesterday where thev spent
the afternoon attending 10 business
Miss Opal Doian. 81 Calls. spent ye-.
terday IN Wheeling with friends and
Mr. and Mrs Harry Cox. 81 West Lib
erty. were business callers IN Wheeling
yesterday.
Mrs zeiis Hartley Or West Liberty
60 business matters
Earl Mounts. popular motornan on
the West virginia Traction and Electric
company lines. e. enjoying n few DAYS
vacation.
Mrs Blanche Rlns left last evening
for her home az Enid. okla after
spending the past several weeks a. the
guest ~ Or and Mrs T X Shields ~
Elm Grove. She was accompanied ~
her son John
Henry fmhoG - Trladslphia veter-
day fen from an ics wagon and re-
ceived severe cuts on his face last
evening De waa suffering Considerably
a. the result % HIS fan
MiHs Geneva Bow man. - Triadeiphfa.
vesterdnr had The misfortune OF cut.
ting her hand on broken bottle Or
carter waa called and found ~ necea-
rsry 20 take several stitches IN order 10
CIOee the wound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
OBTAIN CARDS

PARIS, Aug $50 D m-Be-
tween 5000 and 5000 Americans have
obtained certificates ~ American clti-
xenship az the embassy and consulate
In the last three days The French
government has granted another day
for foreigners 20 obtain cards permit
ting them 20 stay In Paris The Amer.
leans here appear 10 have lost an their
panickly feeling since they have been
reassured that there viii be- no dini
Guilty IN getting sufficient funds
The bank OF France has suspended
the publication 81 be- weekly state
mont This suspension o. regarded
as justified by the necessity Of with.
holding from tch public the exception.
al changes in accounts.
Ten French linc steamer Ia Savole
which landed passengers Yesterday
VII not return 90 New York She has
been taken for military purposes The
liner Chicago. 10 U.s. expected. will sail
Tor Hayrc Saturday and the France
II due TO sail today. but 10 f. announced
that no more French liners will sail
until further notice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
MEASURE rASEs TO sVsTE.STI
CAlLr DISTRIBUTE MONEY
AMONG STRANDED
TOURISTS.
estustion Abroad When hss Beer
Acute For Several Days is
Becoming Better

WAsHfSGTOS. Aux s-Rapid pro
Erets was made today f0g ard the re-
LEI or Americans ln EurOce President
wilson Issued an executive order
constituting a board of relief o. con
sist OF the secretaries - state treas
cry. var and navy which Will have
general charge 81 the measures 20 De-
taken 10 distribute the a. 200. n00 au-
fhorized By congress Secretary Ne
Adoo. chairman 81 this board. viii 80
tablish nscai agencies in England and
on The continent and viii provide
means for making available funds sent
70 Americana b. their friends AZ home
Thousands OF dollars we're dspofited
AZ ths treasury today 10 De sent
ABROAD and Arrangements viii BE- made
70 turn these sums over o. the proper
parties when the government gold
ships reach Europe Further deposits
VIII be handled through cable mes
sases.
The state department tonight an
nounced that u had no information
10 lead n 20 believe that Americans
IN Europe are In any danger relc-
fraphic reports II was stated. indi-
Gated thar Americans were safe 1t
II believed said the departments
statement. that IN the ma iority Of
countries arrangements have already
been made whereby the temporary q
nanefal embarrassment that may have
arisen can be relieved"
During the DAY Secretary Garrison
scored ship owners who have expect
ef 10 charge biz prices FOR vessels 20
be used In bringinE Americans home
He declared that he might use army
transports rather than submit 10
prices he holds are unreasonable Six
Transports may prove enough. but ne
ROTATIONS are still in progress for
ships owned by foreign neutral ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
WARM WEATHER RETURNING.

The weathermsn is aRain showing
the people Of Wheeling that he is
there with the come back stun Sew
'ral times he has thought to have
been down and out. but each time be
comes back with q vengeance. Yes
torday be decided 20 take bis spIte
out on the mercury and ran % up so
the 81 mark and threatened tO follow
DO out through the top Of the tube
The lowest temperature registered
was az o'clock yesterday morning.
VI hen th degrees were registered. At
seven last evening the mercury stood
90 the 50 mark There ls very little
Indication OF the old boy LOSING come
back spirit with hot weather predict
ID for several more days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
0UT-THE-PIKE


Elm Grove Council.
The regular monthly meeting 81 Elm
Froh" council Was held last evening at
the town hal. Several matters pertain
AHE q" the business Of the town we're
taken 20. One ~ the most important
matters Co come u. Tor consideration
WHs street car station a. the east enu
OF the f~UuH bridge Last meeting u
tHe council the town recorder was i'm
-trnrfed t0 request the West Virginia
traction ana Electric com uaug Co erect
This building Charles Madden. sect--
itfh or the company. was present At
the meeting last evening and had the
UuHrriluFu explain just what was want
Cd TIE was told 90 conditions az that
NlH'" hn dthe danger caused from as
srurera getting on and OF cars thee
SIT Madden replied that 80 the present
time Dc cold not anEwer ~ 90 the fee D.
lnE Of fhe company. but would take 70
only routine matters were taken ".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
AGAIN ON STRIKE
Employees Of Contractor 4 = Rr,.. 81.
pend Worh on Buildings. Claim
ing Violation OF Contract

tlaiminE that Contractor g Hur--
n.. iaii'l 20 I'VE up 90 contract made
With them. the union men ampIoy.d h..
hliu yesterday walked out On STRIFE
mIlel'l} suspsudirr the work % con
.urancr uuIIdInE the stone a .rborls.
hlllaluE nnu the futt~ Hotel building
ON Tenth street The men struck some
ilHl" ago because inrN charged MIN Wfl.
"fI NIHN INK UurauuIuU HudrHrrf.ra
''HpfOinlHr was reached wherebY d b.
claimed bt che building trades rsdsr,
WOO. Mr futts promised To- replace all
non union men With union men as soon
as possible IfIrsn Gays being the time
limit To De- claimed that tho time has
- Ilfru ana De- Htili has several nom
union employee uu hie buifdfrrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

f.ne ere being made ~ number %
t.Arg ladies' 70 EIm Grove 90 ararf ~.
res. oamplrg a. Foiuara Place ur ufr
~ .efllnE. meeting % those who are
tef evening af fhe home ~ Miss rf~a-
Nn- stein end fnai plane were fIsr1aarf
20 made frrF'sirrs FOR two weeks
re N..HE made and IRE Flrls srr
PREPARING fr arrnf ore ~ ne --~-t
r-iFf .araf.Dra ever rrf0Frf The
tlI 20 composed 20 Misses Wabaf
rina AtEirrr~. wilde Eorth a1fo~.
Lla W-irT Ara Caldwell rTaa-rr
stein They wIf leave gafr~Fav -r-~-
Irr frr their camp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
DESCRIBES SCENES

LONDON. Aug e-The Berlin ----
respondent 81 tho Daily Telegraph VINO
nae reached Stockholm. sends the fol-
lowing dispatch.
The scene witne az sasznItz. a
famous Watering place on the east cua a
or IN" German ISLAND or kugcn. In tn-
Baltic sea, banled description Sor,.
1900 Russian refugees turned out on the
quay were left 90 rtruggie FOR scc.4s
TO steamer which Was reached ~
only a single companlouway The YES
sci was Obliged 60 sail. leaving 1000
% them iu despair. believing that the
last chance 90 return to their country
had gone
'oue family had a letter 81 credit for
10000 ruuhlc- $40 o0OI but were on me
verge or starvation some Of the re-
fuEees were half mad win burs.r
thirst and lack or sloeE"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
West ViroInIs TrsetIeo q

West virginia Trsetiea &
Electric Company and City 4
Suburban Gas Company au-
thorized pay stations:
Companys Office. corner I7th
". Va
Bank OF Fulton. Fulton. W. Va
The First National Rank. Elm
Grove. West virginia
safe Bank Of Elm Grows. Elm
Grove. West Virginia
Pay your electric light, water
ana gas bills At the most conNen-
lent pay station.
CHAR. MADDEN.
Asst Sec and Treas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
DISTRESS lessons

2 LONDON Aug g. 6.25 u To
day, IL Is believed. saw the end Of the
acute distress Tor the American tour.
lists In England An steamship com
panies are now accepting letters OF
credit and checks IN payment for
transportation. Tho American com.
mittee has relieved the most urgent
cases OF Americans IN need. while nu-
merous wealthy Americans have gone
INTO their own pockets and purchased
steamship tickets for Compatriots
without funds
The American committee o. now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
THREE STORES CLOSED.

Three stores OF the United Pure Food
'emptn}. one Ht Eleventh and Market
streets. and the Island and East Fnh
stores. have been closed. and the goods
gre To- hD Euld az auction An have
nten closed on distress warrants Tor
rent The company denied he rt,lor
that 90 fcl suspend all its local stores
say ms that iu all probability those
closed viii De oIencd again within a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

~ her home ON Main street Firn
Efohe, "wednesday evening Mrs Arthur
W allace very pleasantly entertained
with a. dinner party Boo honor o. n num-
Der or her friends After spending
some Time iu r. social manner the guests
were invited 20 the dining room wrere
sumptous winner was served Among
those present were me following Mrs.
- h- Hart. Mrs.. :. q i.azier Mrs . W
nay. Mrs. Frank slender Mrs o N
smith. Mr. " a Wallace and Miss
LILLIAN smith. Master Harold rsr,er
w lillian wallace Mrs carol Crimu,ei
grimnuc1 ''' ''7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
RIVER NEWS

lhe Mildred arrived Iast night and
Elll clear az ~ O'clock to-day r5r Mata-
The Express departed a. noon. vssr.-.
iaNt Tor Mafnuurna She uIu return
n1nl evening Tor Monday triD
me river below the McMerheT saa1 80
..fLt. The pool recorded "a stag. ~
To f~rt a rise ~ a feu Inches II -
pfrtNl to-day. fr IH urferaf0of /.
trap HiIl b. thrown az darn So hi
TIE steamer kaUuwha ana Inrers
both a. fittrburEh. are helm. reuafnfs4
l.ins aud OUT during the low water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

Iu the absence ~ Rev p. ~ r.swsitvr.
pastor of the stone church az F-Irn
PfoNr. FORMER pastor Rev vs. E Allen
a. present located 90 Cur,borfsrd ~,
% in rharre ~ the services SUNDAY
morning Rev. Lewellyn o. az present
.lI'g Hs r"L"r1I weeks. vacation and
we seI ices uf the former pastor we're
secured Tor SUNDAY The morning -.
wees VIII bo held 40 the usual time on
.nE ~ ne warm weather. the evening
services have been aid aside o. . -
weeks ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

arr..rf meeting 81 fFa TrIafsfrr.a
council HaH held Inrf evening af tfe
.r.HlHlrHla town bail The HraafFrH
zee o. have been held flrIrr ffe sa-Iv
.arf ~ frn week blf owing 81 fITrrra'f
reasons wac rrHfrrraF until raar rr~rr
'rH matters - routine business we're
.tErr ~ and ri number % orfafarrI-r
bile ordered raid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
KILLS PLAYMATE

Special Dispatch % ;he IrteIIisencer
MORGANTOWN. ". Va. AUG g.
Ralph Wolf AGED II. son Of M IN,
Mrs. Marshall Wolf. or near an.
place died to-day a. the result OF a
bullet wound indicted late yesterday
afternoon by his playmate. James
Hartley. aged 10. The boys were
playing With % Calibre Flobert
rife and did not know In was Loaded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

|-r rI.rIr and outing fraf vas rf-r.
esfernHE nf fne short creek "
.NNrrF under the auspices ~ tre rrrrrr
HaF decided success The aTafr rs.
san narlrg frr early afternoon ana con.
'.r.fH fHrnIrnr. fnn evening" Trs
.rrHr cake and other rrfrsahr-e-.fa
yer. Hr eaIe and the aTaIr proved -
r"fNfrrIr Interesting ard rrH|raffs rE.
fn'ff1F H'N Dol used for IRE benefit 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
MULE ALMOST DRoWrs
IN SOUTH SIDE CEssPooL.

mule belonging 20 Albert
llsblE che icsmnn. OF soutb
wheeling fell through some
boards into q cess pool last night
ana unlN Tor the quick work Of
the Niagara Ursm,u. would ba,.r
crowned When trench had
been dug LEADING from the pool
The 'rnn.uN was led out and
turned into the river 90 Erara
fe was also Eivct shower bath
Co clear his breath. The man had
turned bis mule into the ward ir
iNr rear OF tho corner OF twenty.
fourth and Main streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

.NItG tn fnr lhHrucr ~ Rev Mr~~fr
~ me Elusgs Point ~. r.. church Rev.
~ 3.fin. - fhe Ffrsf o. r. rhHrrr
ri Cleveland wIU ZOO me ruIrIf er~d,~
""rnIuE ~ % n" SUNDAY school viii
Nr held af 1880 Rev Morris Dr. a-srf
.n ~ eral weeks vacation but wiz
reform within tho near fnfr-r t~ sr,s-
.rFIre charge of Tho church Am ara
invited f0 attend sundays aersI-sa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

VI. ~ Nease. 0f Washington. PA was
arrested last evening 90 Film Grove bv
town marsral . % Butler on the charge
fEr pike above TrIadefrnfa and rsfraei
20 STOP Whru hailed hr Deputy Ehfrif
Nfhlke Mahlke frleph0ned % Butler.
NnI caught fre offender a. the stone
bridge ie vas taken before Squire
-'Inerf where DO pleaded guilty and
was aaasaaaf $40 and fffrrrrfrra 49,
~ hi. -LL hL. arsrH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
MEET
In ELM GROVE
EEETrHo TO BE HELD UHoLD
sToEn CEUECH sATuE-
DAY AFTEkEOOE.
Candidates for ohio County On ProhiAa
uon T1cksf % Ne uamsd 81
ths hss.1ng.

rhs executive coniuaitts~ - the Prohi-
hition party ~ ohi, COUNTY has issusd
a call FOR = mass com -ntlon 30 b. held
Tor the purpose 81 nonlinstinE county
eandidstss- The historic old stone
church a. Eim Grove. has been secure
FOR saturday. August r. and the conver-
tlon called 20 convene A. .. m II
holt or holndsFtlls. viii - the princi-
pal spFaker uf th~ afternoon. and a rep
rc-entafiFe crowd IL expected % aftenl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
TWELVE HUNDRED SAIL.

tOFENHAGEN. via London. Aug
2. ? - .. m.-TNelVe hundred Amer
lean tourists. who found it impossible
20 reach home 81 Way OF Hamburg.
sailed from here today on the Danish
American liner United States FOR
New York
Prince AaEe % DENMARK vas ar
rested a day or tWo ago a. a spy on
the German frontier. He uas released
and u on bis Nay 20 England.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

The extensive improvements that are
being made 60 the streets or EdgaH n
viii Re completed within short time.
The improvements consist OF a concrets
gutter and curbinE with an Is foot brtcs
pavement when completed Edgwood
will have the finest streets In the out.
the-rlke dlstrlct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

DAVIS ISLAND uAM-sa feet stat
sTEubENvLLE-s7 feet rising
cloudy '"
MpEGANTowS - feet. stationary
on CITY foot below. stationary
MARFEN-7 foot below. stationary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

that district supplies the wheeling SAN
itary Manufacturing company a short
distance below the town This water
line o. connected with the line that sun
8 Hes the residents. For some reason
tho water 90 IN, foundry has been shut
on snd likewise the lines supplying the
residents ~ that vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

, tiIidnN Afternoon on the Triadelrffs
sali grounds the TriadeIrhia reni-rro-
=. .h'l team VIII cross bats with tho
ei wheeling The Moose and
fials iphia boys have been riavinr 81
sehgnt htI during the season go p,
laiN hfti.e is expected HeyuoiIs and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
Obituary
Mis- Annie &. ZInk.

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Annie +. link. and ac-
count Of whose death appeared M
yesterdays issue. will be held this
noon az the late home ia South
Wheeling Following the services in
terment will be in West Alexander
cemetery