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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Brock Brown returned Tuesday even
Ing rom the Martins Ferry camp
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ripple Of
south Third street are the proud par
Mr. and Mrs ". p. White and Mrs
Thomas left yesterday for their home
a. New Athens
Mrs. Eunice REILLY of CHICAGO is
here visiting relatives for several
5. J. wiel of Cincinnati vas in town
yesterday on business.
Mrs. Gamble and son William leave
today for jamestown TO visit relatives
kennon Boyle pleasantly entertain
ID number OF his friends yesterday
afternoon.
John r. Jones was in town yester.
day on business.
Mr.. Homer Fare Is visiting friends
end relatives at Cleveland.
j. %. Perry. Republican candidate
Tor county treasurer WIS at 81. Glars
candidacy.
Miss Anna Barnes OF Sommerton is
whiting friends for several days.
Mrs. Matt McDermott of Highland
City will leave today for Canton.
Miss Leona Campbell of Tronto
Canada Is visiting relatives for sew
Cral weeks
Mrs. ]. r. Mullaney left yesterday
TOT flttsDurgh 10 spend several days.
Jack Gray left yesterday for Pitts
turgh 10 spend several days with his
mother.
Miss Margaret Harkin of Woods
field Is here the guest of relatives.
Hi Dunn returned TO his home in
pittsburgh after spending several
days with relatives.
Jack Walters viii sail tomorrow
from New York for his home in Wales.
Innag
from Boydsville yesterday evening
Mrs. ]. A. Hobbs of Grant Ave left
yesterday for Bellsyille TO visit re-
Iations for several weeks.
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APPEAL TAKEN.

An appeal from the court OF SQUIRE
!. j. Gompcrs to the Circuit Court
was taken yesterday In the suit STYLED
!ebbia q Lopresta vs.. Harry Walker,
OF Dillonvale. W. =. Robinson repre-
sents the plaintiff firm. while the de-
tendant Is represented by Attorney
Frank Mcmahon
N Is alleged that Jebbia e. I.opresta
sold a carload OF watermclons 10 the
defendant about two years ago for
$40. T. o. b. the Wheeling station.
Walker claims that the melons did
not reach Dillonyalc until a few DAYS
later. and that they were then spoiled
The local produce Arm entered suit
To recover SsS balance on the con-
tract JUDGMENT for this amount was
rendered by Squire Gompers
walker came 20 Wheeling in his
automobile Tuesday. and a writ of at
tachment was issued against the ma
chine. An appeal to the Circuit Court
was then taken by the defendant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
ARRANGE PROGRAM

Special Dispatch to the Inteiiisencer.
PARKERSBURG, W Va, July 20.
Plans for the annual meeting of
the West Virginia State Board of
Trade. which will be held in Wheel
Ing October IL and IA. were consid-
cred az meeting of the executive
council. here tonight Subjects to be
discussed were decided upon and the
program was tentatively arranged.
Governor Henry D. Hatfield and
United States Senator VIM. f. Chill
ton will be invited 70 speak.
Members OF the council present
were: President A. p White. Of Park
ersburg: Secretary Roy B. Naylor. of
Wheeling; Dr. l. C.. White. OF Nor
gantown. John w. Run. OF Bluefeld;
W. c. McConaughey and T. r. era
ham. OF Parkersburg
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p. tufHF Associate PLAYERS gave
ihrir maj Performance OF .THa World
ind ller husband. fu Hrrr and 1p-
e.. e0itfItr audience no Tho Victoria mo.
Htr0 last rfrhf and Ir addition fHsrl
wa. lu excellent rrHlh'finu bE fnr anna.
i.u'. Today fHr company har ra with
Pm" JOEY play 20 fN.I. thirteen uffEa ar-
-.r.urut ruI 10 Ia certain fl Ia H .gHIrI-
.... Nni.H 'H ono 90 fHn most popular
gums Iu Wheeling theatres
'. 'HuHHu" VIII. present ..IHnf Girl
NurH rHIiHFfrr Irish r0H~lHH Io
HN..H Mise caldwell VIII HIHr fre rfrf
.' N'It There IH H .HUUguuHa TIr af
.. ''N fND advance sIIH ~ seats HH.
n'. crowded house for The ..r nfr.
fI.' Monday fHr great NH. HII-
No. Juno Daughter. HfI uuan f.r s
N.'"- .In Huf from fhr .r.4f interest
.nnuu u NJ OBJ. house viii rlf
.n iH N.If iHs crowds after the ffaf
.DIfnImarC..
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MANY LONG GAMES
National, American and Federal
Leagues Played Six Games That
Ran over Nine Innings.

Six games were played yesterday In
the three big leagues. National. Amer
lean and Federal. that went over the
regular nine innings Pitchers were
worked hard in each of the contests.
and in several more than one pitcher
was necessary The extra inning
games I'm the Federal League had
small scores and were close al the FIN
ish. but In the other two leagues the
scores az the finish were large.
In the Federal League three Of the
Tour games went extra innings.
brooklyn and ST. Louis going rs in.
nInEs. Chicago and Buffalo going ~
innings, and baltimore and lndianap-
oils playing lO innings.
In the National League. Cincinnati
and Brooklyn played rs innings and
81 Louis and Philadelphia went for
u innings. Boston and CHICAGO. in
The American League. went 10 in.
ninCs
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Jap CHERRY PARooNEo.

Jap" Cherry. negro convict. serv.
ing ten year sentence In the
Moundsville penitentiary. was re-
leased yesterday upon receipt OF a
pardon from Gov. Hatfield. Tuber-
culosis contracted since entering the
institution has reduced Cherry from
giant OF 1855 pounds TO a shadow OF
his former self. weighing scarcely
l25 pounds. II WAS on account Of
this that his friends were able 20 Sc
cure his pardon. He had only one
year and four months 20 serve. He
departed for his home In Alabama.
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10000
GRAFTON

GRAFTON, w. Va. July 2s.-Graf.
ton friends have just learned OF an
accident in Chicago which resulted in
the serious injury OF c. H. Baker, a
former Grafton boy. who is now To-
Gated In the Windy CITY. While rid.
ing motorcycle through the city
streets. his machine was struck BY a
trolley car and broken to pieces and
Baker himself severely injured. lie
had number OF cuts about the face
and extensive bruises about his body.
which have confined him to a hospital
for some time
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AMENDMENT
Constitutional Amendment as Pro-
posed by Moon Would Limit
Term Of office Holders.

WASHINGTON. July pa rom
stitutional amendment TO make IL
unlawful Tor any person 20 be ap-
pointed, elected or chosen TO public
Office, federal. state or otherwise
Tor term Of more than fifteen
years and making an judicial federal
OFFICERS except In the United States
supreme court. and an United States
marshals. district attorneys. revenue
gouectors and pOstmasters elective
~ regular voters. was proposed in "a
Joint resolution today by Represcn-
tatiVo Moon, 81 Tennessee It would
not effect those now holding office
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Gilbert Jenree 10 George Der.
nard lot Highland City ....S 2l2o0
Gilbert Jenree 10 Frank Paved.
Lot Highland city -........ 2l2bO
g.. W. Jenree 20 Andy Marten,
Lot Warren Twp. .......... 10000
Gilbert Jenrce 20 Jozsef Radsic
Lot Warren Twp. ..-........ 1880
J q Parr 10 Alonzo Carson,
Metea. Steubenville Twp. $4,000
Wheeling Liquor Co. 20 Sam
uel Ungerleider. Motcs. Mt
Pleasant Twp. .. .......... / 90
Geo. ". LiEhtell 90 Sarah
LiRhtoll. lot Bloomfield ... viii
H. s. Allen 20 Ella Grim,
Lots HorEholZ ............. 5000
Samuel Mozingo 20 lsadore
GOthot a. Mt Pleasant 900 90
Henry Walker 10 Allison Dick.
Lot Grover .. ............. 100
Sarah Burchheld. TO Robert
Walker. lot Toronto. 1900 90
Charles McCuskoy 60 Jennie
Hedges. % Int 3 Lots City. 90
samuel Jackson 20 Michael
Chimar lot Warren Twp ... Gi 90
,like Olcska 90 Annie Oleska,
Metcs. NinEo .. .......... / 90
Russell MinEo Coal q Mining
Co. 10 Cleveland a pgh r.
N. Co O11-1O00 a. Warren
Twp .... ................. ZOE
tohn Brooks TO cleveland a
Pgh. r. r. Co. t1.lnn q. War.
ron Twp ....... ...... 9g01 n0
Henry Wardnor to Cleveland
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TWO SUITS ENTERED.

Two new suits were filed in the Cir
cult Court YESTERDAY One fs styled
the Union Gas A. Electric Co. VS.. n.
u. Eemmerman. In assumpsit. alleging
$500 due. OBricn a O'Brien are rep
rcsenting the plaintiff
The other case Is an action in chan.
ccry. styled Margaret Mccain. wife
Of Owen Mccain. vs. George T. Nath.
ison. O'Brien & O'Brien and ' NJ.
Ritz are attorneys for the plaintiff.
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GOOD SER MON
Preached by Rev. J. w. Jackson Of
simpson A. NJ. e. Church on
Subject Of "Givinq."

Rev. J. W. Jackson OF Simpson A
VI p. church, early in the week. de
ltvered very interesting and instruc-
tive address TO the members OF his
congregation on the subject Of Civ
irF The address as a whole was
very much appreciated by the mem
hers and the sermon proved quite
helpful as well as beneficial as every
point in the course Of the address
as ably discussed By the speaker
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oVERcoATs WORN.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July o.
With a minimum temperature Of GO
early to-day this was the coldcat JuIv
18th In the history Of the local wealth
~ bureau. Tho humidity also was
low. and with brisk northwest
preeze many early morning shoppers
wore light ovcrcoats and other v,raps
The maximum temperature for fha
day was 70 AZ D. m
The previous low record for this
date was IN 1850. when the mercury
fell 10 60 degrees
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TRAIN HITS AUTO.

PHILADELPHIA. July pa. J.
Fretz. thirtyfve. Of Ferndale. Pa. and
Samuel Barlow. twenty-seven. Of Nor
ristown. Pa. cigar statesmen. we're
probably fatally Injured az SOuthamp-
ton, Bucks county. to-day when an au-
tomobile in which they we're riding
was struck by a railroad train. ~ the
hospital where they were taken 10
was found that both men had sus-
lAInnd fraclmrnd aknlla-
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TWENTY-FIVE HURT.

LYNN. Mass. July % - Twenty
five persons were hurt. two probably
fatally, when two open cars of the
Bay State street railway company
collidcd head on near the Peabody
town line tonight
Elizabeth Hemick and Cecilia
Murphy both Of Peabody. were the
most seriously injured. having skull
fractures ln addition 90 many bruises
and cuts
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q Pgh. Il II. Co. 3s2.lOOO 4.
Warren Twp. o.. q. ........
Wilbur Medill. to Cleveland q
Pgh. r. X. Co. 3S9-lOO0 a.
Warren Twp OF. ........
Andrew Reith TO Edward Odell
Pt. Lots Pleasant Heights.
Lewis Bendure to J. &. Ben
oure. Lot City ..........
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CAVE COLLAPSES
Killing One and lnIurino -Four Others
Boys Buried Under Rock
and Dirt

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 20 Der
nard Breton. aged eight. was killed
Instantly and four other boys were
injured. two perhaps fatally. when =
cave which they we're digging Dol a
outside In Winebiddlo avenue. col
lapFod suddenly today. burylnr tho
hnF under rock and dirt Carroll
Volt. ~ and Clanidor Dardiocr0rI.
sl' in 2 hospital william Brerton.
ln. brother Of the dead hoy. and XVII.
HaW torhurklr. were Injured slightly
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

VIM J Gordon. Sc years and Mrs
Anna Finnigan. g. years Of Steuben
billie
Frederick s. Tew. q years and Mar.
raret " Kelly. % years OF Steuben'
vile.
Richard Richie. Is years and Nil
drod West 23 years Of Tiltonsville
J. G.. scott. % years and Eva Pollen
Il years Of Bloomingdale.
jas r. Saunders IS years, and
Mary VI. GOllsway. 20 years Of Steu
honvillo
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Mrs. Mike ChoH.

Mrs. Mike Chon died Monday after
noon at o'clock at her home in
Taylor county. after n brief illness.
She is survived by ner husband and
two children. The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Choff was
As years of age
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OraanIzlnn New Bank

Messrs. John \. Tregellas. Cylde
Gilbert and w. A. Beavers and other
business men Of this city were al
Tuesday at which time the
organization OF the Clarksburg trust
company. with a capital stock OF 500.
nn0 was Affected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
Loose Wheel on Coach.

A loose wheel on one OF the coaches
OF No. /. the y. g. o. express train
from New York TO St Louis, which
was filed with tourists last night.
threw the coach on the track and a
serious accident was averted only bv
a narrow margin. Many OF the pass
engers were shaken up but none were
injured.
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PHILADELPHIA. July 20 Two year
old Etther Lynch was accidentally
killed today when n screen door stand
int in the yard Of her home In West
Philadelphia was blown down by a
windatorm. The child was found with
her head stuck through the wire net
TING and q physician who was called
discovered that she had stranEled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

VI s. Moore of Adena a trustee Of
Smithheld township was here on We'd
nesday comforting with the county au-
thorities regarding the feeding OF
women and children In the mining re-
lions There are 80 women and chill
dren in need AZ Adena and riotins
Ia feared II they are not appeased.
They have been marching in a body
20 the trustees homes and clamoring
Tor hrnah-
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BREAKDOWN
Forces Suspension OF Operations In
Steel Department Of w. s. &
Plant At Benwood

A break occurring last evening In
the machinery Of tho steel department
Of the Benwood plant Of the Wheel
ing steel a Iron company. caused a
suspension Of operations Of the entire
department ~ on not likely that %.
cratiOns viii be resumed until next
week. as 10 On expected DO will take
three or four days 70 repair the dam.
ages.
About $50 men. including tho roll
ers are employed. % is understood
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MARTINS FERRY


Miss Ruth Petit viii entertain a
number Of her friends tomorrow ar
trrnon and evening at Camp Rest
where she ls spending the summer
The diversions ~ the day Will be-
rowing and swimming and tho even
ink viii boz spent with marshmallow
toast
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STOCK MARKET
NOT AFFECTED
PAYS 30 HEEo TO ALARMING
SOso'Iloss PREVALENT
AL OVER EUROPE.
"hest Fluctuations In Chicago Grain
MARKET Confines 20 raf Hour
-, The Opening.

NEW YORK. July 1s.-The New
fork stock Exchange today moved In
direction contrary 20 that OF most
other nnAnciAl markets OF the world
y gave no heed 20 the alarming con
ottions prevalent all over Europe
where securities OF all classes. inelud-
ing government funds. fell 70 a lower
ZION
The local market not only took fur.
ther foreign offerings In large volume.
oel bought heavily for IL own ae-
ins Investment purchases OF a char.
acter more substantial than had been
Witnessed for years. The barRafn
Has much IN evidence. and with the
ard OF leading financial interests turn
ed the tide and caused a hurried
Iscrambling to cover OF an Aggressive
short interest.
Reversal from recent pessimistic
conditions was largely due TO the
more favorable advices received from
abroad.
Berlin. Chief Factor.
Berlin was the chief factor. not
only In this respect, but In the sup
Canadian Pacifs. the source OF great
est weakness recently and a prime
! Berlin fayorite. was taken In large
amounts At almost uninterrupted al.
! sahcs- Inc herman capital also
bought extensively OF other American
shares. while Paris and London con
tinued 10 unload here.
The end OF the day found the short
I interest much reduced and the tech
7 meal condition of the market CORES
pondingiy stronger Further gold en-
gagements 10 London and Paris were
3 negotiated. with sharp rise In call
loans TO per cent and some stiffen-
I Ing OF long time accommodations
| IL Is possible that the gold engage
ments might have assumed larged
! proportions but for the high rates of
Insurance fixed by marine companiea
I The war risk" was fixed at 5000
per Sl.OVV.O 600 as against 81 $50 on the
| previous day.
! CHICAGO. July 29.-Partly through
relief from the stronger houses on
Change and partly because Of a
glimpse OF peace IL the emperors OF
I Russia and Germany agree, the wheat
trade today eluded any instance OF
failure. and confined wild fluctuations
TO bad half hour at the start and
TO conditions approaching a collapse
at the finish
! Stringent calls for margins 10 a de-
gree not permitted by the rules held
the volume OF trading down to less
than quarter of yesterdays gigantic
total, and largely was the cause of a
AZ cent extreme decline as compared
with last nights wild advance Of 29K
cents.
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Sheriff Huscrofts Jail statistics for
the year ending June 30. 1914 show
1l1O in jail. and OF these 965 were
male and 400 we're born in Ohio. 229 in
ether states. and 3S2 were foreign
born. Seven were illiterate Total
cost of keeping SG663 so. There were
1876 Austrians, Danes. II Welsh. 3
French. Is Germans. s Irish. loo ltal-
ians. 40 Russians. Swedes. 2 Swiss.
There were 81 under age.
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Horner q Gaylord. the wholesale
ETocers Of Clarksburg. are arranging
TO construct a new building here and
establish a branch house in Grafton
in the near future
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oath Birthday Celebration.

Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Moran who have
been spending the summer az the
birthday celebration OF Mr.. Ebert
Moran, the formers grandfather.
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Mary o boyd has begun suit
against ID. J. Sinclair as Executor Of
Elizabeth Curfman for S692.S5 due for
nursing and boarding for decedent.
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Glens Run boy drowned in the mine
water tank II was OF concrete and
on the side OF the hill and level with
the ground az one side and was used
for a swimming pool. The Coroner
holds the boy fell in while playing
al out the tank
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Poisoned by Maan.si,

Magnesia was accidentally used in
place Of sugar while making lemon
ade al the Tygarts Valley glass facto-
~ here this week. and two men. Bert
Critics and Orville Primm. were pois-
Oned. They recovered.
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After spending hundreds of dollars
for medicine and treatment for indi.
gestion and constipation. with only
temporary relief. &. II. Hines, of Whit
low. Ark. was permanently cured by
Chamberlain Tablets For sale by
all dealers ADV
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REtNsTATF ctRRoHs

WAsHlNGToN. July 20 a BIN 10
Lrln- Isto captain John 10 Gibbons.
Ircently plucked' was reported fav.
nIhpiy today hf The house naval
committee Captain CIbhons con.
mandei The utah al the Vera Cruz
fighting
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The Welsh picnic TO De- held at
Meyers Lake tomorrow win be- large.
Iv attended aa large number of
tickets have been sold There will
DO two trains leaving the station on
thr " q T. g. the first train viii
leave at 3 80 m An excellent pro
rr7m has been arranged for tho dav
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RIVER NEWS

The packet Express arrived last
night and is due TO 20 out at IL O'Clock
this morning for Matamoras. The
Mildred will be in this evening from
mat place. and will leave tomorrow
morning on the return trip. Business
continues TO be good for these two
packets.
The excursion steamer Ohio made
a successful trip from Bellaire last
hlght, which VIII be the last in this
section for short time. She will 20
down the river to-day. having three
trips scheduled from Marietta and
farkersburg. Her owners are unde.
cided as TO what TO do after these
trips, but the boat will probably be
returned here for the remainder OF
the season. However, much depends
on the stage Of the river
The river was practically stationary
mere yesterday Reports received
here were to the effect that Ia Beaver
river was az the zero mark at Parker
rise OF more than foot was ma.
turing in the Monongahela, however
but after the pools in the Ohio have
become hlled. this will affect the 10
cal stage but little
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-s1 feet rIs.
ing. clear
sTEUBENvILLE-s1o feet, sta.
tionary. clear
clear
MoRGANTowN-7 feet. station
airy. clear.
OIL city,. stationary; clear.
WARREN foot below: station.
airy. clear
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ST PETERSBURG. July % - The
Novoe Nrcmya says the Austrian en-
peror has addressed n personal Dot.
Ter 20 Emperor Nicholas which Dr.
Hkely 70 have an important influence
on the crisis
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eAne thsy hAve scheduled ths fastl
h-tLliAnt nine. uho have a rood r~pu-
iauo1- Morgan and ThomP-cn SluI
y TIE beavers for the iocaIs
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Tho local Athletics have arranged
game with tho fast Holman 4 uu.
vail team ~ Wheeling on tho Mil
Field, Saturday and for tho SUNDAY
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Mrs. \ McMurrarN OF Muundsville
mas returned home after a visit with
MT and Mrs. Charles Chadduck. OF
Washington street
Miss Lula L.anham has gone Co Fair.
mont TO spent "A few days with friends
keV =. H. Waters and son. DANIEL,
nave gone to Middlebourne, ISler
county, 10 spend a week
Frank Ross. OF Butler. Pa. who has
been In the city for a few days, has
returned home
FRANK Okden, of Dubois. Pa, return
Cd home Tuesday after attending the
funeral OF Frank llandley here.
Miss Catherine Burns s. spending "A
Few days In Clarksburg with friends.
Arcner Carr. of Pittsburgh. is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Poe.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Seigelman, OF
Elkins, are visiting Mr. and Mrs II. A.
Caplan.
Miss Ethel Nonner. Of Newark. o.,
IS the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Preiss.
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Another OIL Well.
John T. Caveny. Of this city Is half
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owner OF another 3O-barreI oil well
which came in this week on his terri.
tory IN the vicinity OF Ellenboro.
Richie county.
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ne f1rst Presbyterian church. the
heN. =. G. Nesbitt united In marriage
Miss NsrgAret Smylis and Paul Car.
renter. both very popular young Pc
pc OF this city Miss Smyhe has
y uEh ~ IN the North school for the
decorated In green and White and the
trices home Was decorated In the
same manner. The weddinE break
last was served al the home OF the
cride. and the young people left i'm
n ediately after the breakfast for the
lakes over the W a L Z railroad
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Iohn sass uho ~ss arrested Tl~s-
eAe niEht IN the upper end q touu
on q crurk and disorderly charEs
a. Eireu his bearing last epening =
fore Mayor Myckor Who banded him
me OF s. and the trfmrninEs