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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-18

D., Inat part of the neI Of swA Sec
I" described as follows For a
the southeast corner of blk. in the
EIlLage Of Hurley as surveyed and plst
sea. run west 100 #, thence south i0i a
70 place Of beginning of which de-
scrioed property take the west so feet
., mat nat part OF neA of the swA of Sec,
Ts.,,lmp, y. Range East described as
tVlioWs: Commencing 105 III. ssuth Of
she southeast corner Of lot iE FLOCK
: original Plat. run thence south "a
LLeet. thence north 50 feet thence east
~ Rect - place e beginning.
Lot Blk To- plt,
Potters Rsnlo. ~ DIX.
Penokee and Gogebic Development Co.'S
Lot Elk, ro4 p11-
ets OF Of east Is
Wa OF feet OF
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-18

81 of Z 4
n 70 feet
more or
less Of ] 6 -
n 20 feet "a y east
Statement of all lands or VIM y
County Of Iron in the Stat u 1'Ssg 9e d
which the taxes have been ratg.- VISA,
and which remain unns,5 e,1' n Is /
April. A. d. 1914. 1le "a
lucia TRrs
Counfe y
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-18

Beginning at a point (65 ft) souther-
ly parallel 10 Toe ft.) easterly At right
angles 10 the Iron Belt Mining Co
addition TO Block "a o. the a1ilage Of
Iron Belt measuring thence from north
east corner OF said addition running
southerly parallel with the center of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19
HAY AND GRAIN
HUNTER, OHIO

HUNTER. O.. Sept. 1s.-Mre Jus
tas Allen and daughter Mildred. Of
Bellaire. were visiting az Ammor,
Hunts the forepart Of the week
John Grayhane of Iamira. passed
through town Tuesday on bis way 10
New Castle
j. p. Liggett. salesman for the Fine.
frOck Brothers Broom Co. Of Canal
FULTON. was In town Monday calling
Mrs. vs. a. Lucas. Jean Brook 3.
Mildred Gihen and r. r. Lucas were
al Evansville one DAY last week on
business
Mr. and Mrs Labln Harris and
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Craig attended Tho
81 Clairsville fair Wednesday
Oscar Schafer and family ii
Bethesda, are visiting his parents this
week
Mr. and Mrs Alex Lucas. Of somer
ton. and Mrs W. A. Lucas and H "a
Lucas we're visiting relatives al Rel
laire Sunday and Monday.
Levi Schaps and Henry Brooks and
wife were AZ 81 Ciairaville Thuredav
James Shipley and Clifford I.ucaa
% bethesda. were IN town Tuesday
on business
Miss Mary Travis. 81 Bethesda ID
I Visiting az q ID Brooks this week
Clara Mastrea. 81 Bcilairo. spen.
Sunday and Monday ~ r. x Lucas.
Fred Duke, Of Lamira. was On town
Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19
HESITANCY
Marks Business World, Says Dun.
and Spirit Of Caution Mani
Tested Everywhere.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.-Dun's Re-
view tomorrow will say:
Hesltancy in entering upon new
commitments continues and a spirit
OF caution Is everywhere manifest.
yet the confident feeling in business
circles is maintained. Sentiment is
strengthened by developments i'm the
financial situation. a favorable i'm
preston being created by the further
improvement In foreign exchange and
the action taken with a view TO
meeting maturing obligations abroad.
considerable gold has already beea
shipped to Canada for this purpose
and Il is evident that banking inter
ests here are actively engaged in the
enort to restore normal monetary
conditions. The prevailing high
rates for accommodation still exert
a restraining influence upon trads
expansion, but moderate progress Is
noted In various leading lines. espec-
tally In the eastern and western sec
lions OF the country.
Failures this week in the United
states were 1884 compared with ZS2;
In Canada SIS against 20 last year.
Bank eiearings s2.067 .624 900, a de-
crease OF ISL from last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19

r. w Thomas. OF the once force At
the Watt Mining Car Wheel Co. has
been visiting relatives IN New York
state
Ray Ridgeway. Of Somerset town.
ship. vas tried Thursday afternoon
before Squire g. A. Colpitts on two
charges 81 burglary. and was bound
over 20 the Common Pleas Court Of
Belmont county. The bond In each
case was 5000
W. T. Holloway. manager Of the
United Dairy Company, De- a business
visitor In Washington. ID. O.
Miss Pauline Bradaeld of West Main
street. IL home from a VISIT with rola-
lives In Chicago.
Mrs A. =. Crew has returned 10 her
home In Cambridge. after a pleasant
visit with relatives and friends here.
p e. Ayrea. n the q 81 Fcony Gro
Gerry Company. Wheeling. called on the
trade hero this week
Mira Albert fauRhlin. Of Walton ave
nue. has bad az her guests during the
past few days Mcsdames VI. III. Carnea.
~ Beilaire. A. e. Uranium. Of VridFe-
port. and Charles schrvor. Of Mas
sillon. o.
Mr and Mrs. william G. Davis. Of
Pittsburgh, have been spending a few
days with relatives and friends IN
This city
Among tho West Main stree, visi,.
orE at the 81 Clairavilie fair Thura-
day. we're Mr. and Mrs J n Fowler
and daughter Miss Frances. Mrs y. ID
Barnes. Mr. and Mrs VI r NrC1eI-
land and baby Mary Elizabeth and
mother. Mrs. Mary McClelland Of Bel.
mont
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GAINESVILLE
Governor Cox Here.

GAINESVILLE. o., Sept 10
James NJ. Cox, present governor and
Hogan, candidate for United States
Senator. asd Edward Duffy stopped at
GAINESVILLE on their campaign tour Of
the State. Friday morning. and each
made speeches to a fair-sized crowd
from the balcony Of the Schaffer ho-
tel. Other out-of-town visitors and
Of Bridgeport; George Bresock. ex-
mayor; Mel Blackburn, Hendrysburg:
Frank Meyers. Bellaire, candidate for
county coroner: Warren G. Parker,
candidate for county commissioner;
Amos Mcbride and Candy Giffen. can
didates for commissioner: Clarence
Caldwell, candidate for treasurer. and
Lee Carmen and DIR. Day, Of Belmont.
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In ProhAte conrt

september 4-Application field 20 pro-
pate the viii OF Benz. r. Henthorn. de-
ceased "
September Anna NJ. Geswtne. ex. OF
jas II. Schmttt filed inventory.
september l0-A s Lucas ex Of
Iho.nas Lucas, filed first and final ae-
september ll.-iearing on application
10 probate will OF George Byers. Ad-
mltted 10 probate.
Hearing on wiii OF Benz =. Henthorn.
edmltted 10 probate and ordered TO
}. {. Heinl'ig appointed ex. OF George
Byers. doCcasCd.
tiiNabeth ayers. widow Of George
Bycrs. made election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19

from Atlantic City. where she spent
a few days
8. W Meals and family and Mrs. l.
Malone. Of Moundsvnle. were In town
Sunday
Miss Della Murphy has returned 20
her home az Falrmont after visiting
relatives and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R Jameson are VISIT
ing relatives at Middlehourne and a.
tending the centennial celebration.
Mrs. ID II. Peoples and Mrs. a. W.
Howard we're calling on friends In
Wheeling last week
Mrs. u. H. Pipes and children are
visiting Mrs. Pipes parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. I. SPRAYS. az Flushing Ohio
Mr. Jesse Henry has gone 10 Boston.
where ne viii resume Ms studies al
me Massachusetts Colleg Of Phar-
macy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19

The death OF Onward Poulson. a
highly respected citizen OF this city,
occurred at his home on Franklin
street on Thursday morning Mr.
Poulson had been sick for nearly a
year with lung trouble lie was Al
years OF age. Prior 10 his sickness he
was valuable employe OF the Hague
A Smith planning mill Besides the
widow. he leaves three brothers and
one sister. Funeral services will be
held from the home Saturday after
noon At 1880 O'Clock. conducted by Rev
Rose, Of the Main street VI. p church.
OF which the deceased was n member.
lntermcnt I'm Southern cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19

Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

INV YORK Sept 1s-Rutter-
Weak creamery extras 30 - d 71c. nrsfs
aHt RI alc. state dairy finest Zoe ladies.
glrrent make frHfa ~ n 27sc. seconds III
W..t,ra packinE stock. current make No
Cheese STEADY. UNCHANGED
EfFs- IrarffIed state rrnnavfvaufa
an1 nearhE Fathsrsd browns and MIXED
Flour-fIrmiv held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19
WHEAT
JERRY ON THE JOB.

CHICAGO. Sept. 1s.-Persistent re-
ports OF European business at the sea
board and gulf and OF good sales here
10 foreigners. put considerable strength
to-day into wheat. Although the feel
ing In the end was rather nervous the
market showed an advance OF Ia to
nc net. Corn finished y to 80 up,
visions the same as last night to i2h c
above.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19


Miss Grace Hicks. of Moundsville.
o. the guest Of relatives mere.
Cecil Snyder has bought a new Ford
automobile
Mrs Arthur Harton Of Beilaire. n
visiting relatives here.
W ~ Mackey IA recovering from a
serious Illness.
Mrs. r. g. Fish S. a guest Of rela-
tlvcH Of Wheeling.
Mrs. % IT. Mackcy a. visiting reia-
tivos az Mouudsvine
Mrs Peter Fleming was shopping IN
Wheeling Monday.
Mr. and Mrs &. M. CARPENTER we're
business callers On wheeling
Mrs I.eOta Bcnedum was Gu Wheel
ing on business Monday
John blmamoro visited friends and
relatives On Wheeling sunday.
Mrs Pearl Hicks has returned from
a visit with friends az wheeling
Mr.. and Mrs T. T. Sudger spent
sunday with relatives at Moundsville.
Mrs. J y. Cooper has returned from
Atlantic City. where she spent several
days
Mr and Mr. WIN Peabody. OF
Moundsvlllc. visited friends here Last
week
Miss Grace Clendening. Who was
taken to n Wheeling hospital suffer.
ing from appendicitis. o. much .m-
proved
Mrs. D. Reicherter has returned
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lay, and to make their report Tues

The disputed sections Of the bill.
together with the portions already
agreed to. were submitted to Pres
ident Wilson and officials OF the de-
partment OF justice today. When the
confrees resumed their sessions az
ter their visit to the White House.
practically all of the measures ex-
cept the sections relating to inter
locking direcors in banks and to
prevent corporations doing an inter
state business from violating the
laws of states in which they are in
corporatedo do business.
The confrees expect to reach a
complete agreement with little fur
Their difficulty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19

At meeting OF the W. c. T. U. on
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mrs
Rebecca Wilkens, on South street, the
following officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Mrs. Moilie
Grier. vice president at large, Mrs
Anna Patterson: secretary. Mrs. Lee
Blowers: treasurer. Mrs. Emma Glib
son. corresponding secretary. Mrs
Lizzie Yocum. Delegates were also
appointed at this meeting to attend
the annual w. G. T. u. county conven-
ton to be held at Martins Ferry o.,
Friday. September %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19

Fred kahrig. hostler at the Eagle
motel was operated on Saturday morn
ing. by Or. L. G. HUH. OF Cambridge
~ Tor appendicitis. He stood the oper-
alton successfully and Is getting along
nicely and unless complications set in
ne VIII be out In few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19
CAMERON

CAMERON w. Va. ser. fs-Iast
week 8 H Hinorman bought tho Ius-
Right store and VIII continue the BUSH
ness The new management has or
furnishings and shoes for men. won
on and children. and an a few DAYS tho
store VIII De upto-date On every ~
spect MI Hincrman is well knorn
throughout this section. and the store
viii doubtless be a success IN every
way
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TO SELL TRis PROPERTY.

Arrangements have been made b.
Attorney Ice p. Dohbs. appointed true
Tee in the J. r. Iris bankruptcy case.
90 No. 1906 Market street. SATURDAY..
september %. The sale VIII BE- con.
Quoted BY AuCtioncor W. II. Wlckham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19
Committed Suicide.
Arrssted f0r nlegal sale q Iaauor.

FRANK Johanning. who was arrested
on charge OF selling liquor without
license. under the state liquor license
atterward withdrew his plea and pleaded
guilty 10 the charge and was assessed a
ilne or $500 and costs By Mayor SpriEgs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19
VIII Entertaln-

Mrs. Frank Robinson. OF Bellaire.
Will entertain the members OF the Au
Fait Club. OF this city. on Saturday
afternoon, In honor OF Miss Helen
Smith. also OF Bellaire. whose mar
rage TO John Kirk, a young business
man OF GAINESVILLE. IL an event Of the
near fufuro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19

Yesterday. when the appeal case Of
he American Electric Company W.
The FidelitY Investment Asaoclation
vas called in court. Judge Hcrvoy en-.
tLtn tn oIuef ulslnlsaing the appeal
tn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19
coNFREEs ON CLAYTON all
TO TAKE FINAL VOTE MONDAY

WASH1NGTON. Sept 1s-Con.
frees ~ the senate and house on the
Clayton antitrust BIN today agreed
% take hnal vote on ail disputed
sections Of the bll az noon on Mon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19
Real rrtate rranrf.r.

william Denberry o. Haulpy iDenberrv.
90 acres. wayne township. 81
william DouboW % Thumns Den boy,
30 acres. Wayne township. 81
William Denbow 20 W L. Denbovr az
acres. wayne township. 81.
Henry flcahman end wife TO q ".
Limdamood. lot 20. Lebanon. g6S7.5O
blanche Furnace 10 NJ T. Fisher a. lg
acres. Green township. 81
George J.. Gillespie and wife 20 Prank
keeEert so acres. Adams township,
Nl.6U4. so.
Isaac Henthorn and wife 20 Walter w.
henthorn. lb4 acres. Green township. 81
helle Jennings 90 r.. J. Harper. lot l.
Woodsficld. $500 -
J. q. Lapp. auditor 10 r. O. Dough-
cry. 2 acres. Center township. ff.59.
Irady q. Litzenu r1d wife 10 Ida Lin
kott. lot 20. Ohio TOW uship. $50
u. q. Litman 60 Mamie Iufkart. lot
80 ohio township. $50.
itpSn Fiuu 90 ana. 90 Della J. Wetsa.
lot a.. Lebanon. $40.
David Sutcr. Sr.. 60 Mary H. Hruuv 4
acreH. ohio township. 81
J. \. wilcox and wife 20 James w.
Cray. lots 10. "a. &c. d. 90 "a. Grays-
New Cases FILED in Common Pleas court
'. ~. McNny vs. D. =. Bccry. action for
The FIRST National Rank Of sardls.
Action for money.
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Woodnfteld Locals.
=. = Atkinson. Of Cameron o. was a
burineas caller here Monday
county Superintendent J. " Nelson
far moved hts family here from Bell
hlre We welcome them a. citizens
Mrs Abraham Fikelbsrry. ~ sardia r.
pei Nleitinu her daughter Mrs lanes
EddF nrd other relatives ~ Woodsncid.
T.. , Bauer. local funeral director. ac-
Comnaniod The remains or a. H. Ward
Z" ~mi.. q Ferry Pa where interment
Edward rurh. district suners,tepdo,t
w.e huslncer caller here Tuefday.
3 william TiNf p T. % Cameron q
was business caller at the county seat
Mrs Eari s. wsrd and two children
Lufnlrn and fiadNr returned home on
lh,f-gaf. otter spendinr two weeks
ohio
Everett uonar. ~ near Round fottor,
Li.'l tlrnurh bore Wedncrday on HIS
way fn attend MuakIurum college
SIRE g. W. ueaiy and iittIe daughter.
.I AFron. rre .prndinE Few days here
WIN her parents. Mr and Mrs j. W.
SIZES Louisa Msrtin. ~ Cameron. Vas
~ 'lnr friends here the latter part ~
otto WeIssod returned from coirr,-
DUG -undsf r. spend n few days here
nlfh nia family
Gi.nn Hob.rfe Of near Columbus. o.
place or o. o. Frankiin. who h. tstf1g
DE- annual vacation
q. g Iaek.on. ~ wood-nsld r. e.
leff MONDAY Tor Athens. o. enter ohio
InlrrrHify Ht that place
] .uE mo- MnfI ~ near Round Bottom
I wna franearfIur bushes here Wcdnes.
dar
A o. wrCasin af near Altitude -as
i Dol Mnudrurl1 Monday
Henry Dietrich Nr and Mrs. o. r.
Mrrkrr and HouH. Paul and Carl md
VIE George irIukirV drove uu from
IfiHrlurf0u saturday
/ fhnrI'e Hfrauh. nf near Round Bottom
woe frHururflur business here Wednen-
dnr
t.ouis Ebfris ~ Clarinrtdn ". g. vas
l Dol town Friday.
81 M sfvenH clinton Givena. q %
Ediurfnu and nj MrWuffen. N near
Hf1rHr llIn. were ln town Saturday
flr1 lnr 'efrF was up in hie car
TlurrlnF Hnf Friday
MiHa Minnie grrfIrr OF Wraffavfffe
vac in WondrfI.II "wednesday
~ % NrFarlHrd of near Ciarinrfon.
{ vas nualnrra visitor in town saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19

The Marshall county veterans Of
the Civil war met az Glen Earton
IhNraday The good people OF Glen
Easton made great preparations for
A large number Of persons from ftis
city attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19

Miss Lucile tamiaon gave a recital
% her pupils. their parents and n few
friends one evening last week at her
home on Railroad street The program
was a me one and elected much lay.
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wUzLrHo rRAorIoH COMPANY
HzREEsS oAI SCHEDULE q ,o61


PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBURG
wheeling Wellsburg
Leave
12nd Street Leave
wheeling Wollsburg
1880 n m 800 a. m.
$3.50 y. m. 1890 noon
MoUNDsvIILE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILE
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10th Street. Leave
wheeling Moundsviiie
1000 a. m. 1850 p. m.
$40 p. m
On lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments Weighing in excess OF
nifty pounds or large bulk Will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daiiy Except Sunday.
No shipments, except emergency ship
nents Of medicines. will be carried on
passenger ears between 400 and 6;1B
p. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19
WOODSFIELD, OHIO
Accidentally shot

WooDSFIELD. o.. Sept. is.-wed-
nesday morning while hunting near
Sprett Noble county. II. T.. Franklin
railway mail clerk. met with quite a
serious sr but not thought to be a danger
He and a friend were hunting SOUR
refs ABOUT $3.50 A. m. and were approach
ing from opposite directions. when a
squirrel appeared on the ground between
them. The other party not seeing Ir.
FRANKLIN. fired, but By the ground being
comparatively level a number OF shots
entered his lower limbs only.
lie came Immediately TO Woodsffeld
Nhere ne had his wounds dressed but
the doctor was unable TO extract any OF
the shot, as they were fired at a dis
lance OF about as yards. and embedded
themselves very deeply in the flesh
Committed Suicide.
Mrs. Jacob Yockey. OF Ozark. commit
ted suicide sunday morning by drown
Ing herself In a well near their house
The well being about 40 feet deem.
During Saturday night she visited all
the rooms In the house unknown TO the
other occupants OF the house and made
several changes In the location of dff-
ferent pieces OF furniture
she had n trunk and had always car
RED the key on a string around her
sunday morning DIR. .Yockey found the
KEY IN his pocket book. evidently Mrs.
i,oSNyy being insane. at least for the
IL IL supposed that she committed
the rash act before any OF the other
members were awake.
small children.
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STEUBENVILLB


STEUBENVILLE. O., Sept Is-Au
exceptional honor has been paid ths
Masonic fraternity OF the upper ONO
valley IN the choice OF two OF the Ma
oonic members OF this city to be hon
In Masonry.
The two selected locally for th.. h.rh
honor we're l.. W. Zimmerman ana Is
frank Murphy. both OF whom are prom.
and the state
The choice was made by the Supreme
council or the Ancient Accepted scot
~ Kits OF the Northern turisdiction
OF america. In session at ChicaEo. III
- unusual 20 have two 3ard derree
honors come TO the same town
II IL an honorary degree and rnuoh
coveted and the highest degree thaf
Masonry can confer and both man are
me recipients OF congratulations from
ffelow community men and other
Beside being an individual honor ana
an honor 70 the local lodge and the val
icy JurHdiction IL Is an honor TO the
awards. ~- Ms a
Both men win have to 20 to Boston
10 nave the SSrd degree work Conferred
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio KaHeJ
WHEELING. ". VA
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS fss ON TIKI DEPogrTM

orabie comment from those present
After the program a delicious lunch.
con vas served
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Petroleum.

OH CITY. Pa. sspt fa -~r.st, t,t.
efro Nlfa Hunr 1919. nverare ri -
as5 shipments $500 nverare ~ 1aa
There are 3.039 public schools and
3i7.07b pupils IN chile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19

Mrs Barbara Howard, who has been
seriously III for some time a. improv-
Ing and iB able 20 sit up a portion Of
the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19

me christopher Columbus Socfety OF
on October IL with a parade IN wbieS
bsnds and societies IN and out OF the
city viii participate. In the parade viii
lumbus discovery OF America. A ban.
quet VIII be held at the Imperial Hotel
court Nswu.
George GescheideF was elected /,
trustee In the F'rfede BANKRUPTCY matter
at meeting OF the creditors.
SO license 20 clay game.
AFTER a Iaoy bearing IN the case OF
Ihos Reynolds vs.. Anna y. Rey-
vorce on grounds ofsduit.ry' lie vas
given the child and he Is 70 pay her
300 alimOny
Edward Elson va Jessie b. Elson.
divorce granted for adultery and GUS
tody Of children given father and shs
DamoRd Coal eo I sa'e EnssIss5
Co. suit for fi63.T4 and costs on 4
Judgment recovered AGAINST the Vulcan
10y GO Erskine and Vail, attorneys
Chas. 4. Mills W.. T. NJ. Gump. sui,
20 nave fence removed which obstructs
way Be kept open and 20 enjoin defend
ant from Interference with use OF pas-
sage sag , Wy % lot ,. p. Lewis attorney
The grand jury viii adjourn thi.
evening or to-morrow morning. They
nave considered 100 transcript cases
considered here b. cush n body. Prose.
cutors Brown don't shirk work
hcua Miller Autem W. Louis O. Aut.
en-, suit Tor divorce and 90 enfoin him
from Interference They were married
January 20, 1909 and she alleges gross
neglect and failure 20 provide and 81
IRENE cruelty and threats 10 kffi Ksrr
attorney for plaintiff.
Cora Chigholm w.. y. A. uedhead. suit
Tor 5000 damages for saying on piafr.
TIM u tell you how i will deal Win
YOU 7 viii publish you in the papers a.
a dishonest woman McC1ave and No
tlave attorneys for plaintiff
x q. Porter adm nfrfrnfnr OF T.rufs
Maszaroa va Glens Run Coal Co. emit
Tor $4,000 damages FOR death on Mas
zarur. who fell in tank OF wafer
Tor plaintiff
Werbisky and Chischanovv W JuIi.
MaHukovitch suit for tIf2Ga ara ~orts.
LeNinron attorney FOR piafufim
Ruth a. Mcculley VI. Wesley pffffe
Injunction secured % prevent removal
or partition fence Areffna ara Val
attorneys Tor plaintiff
Noble Roller We Jones w Wnlfar "a.
Vorco granted for wflful absence
Commercial National Bank vs. Jess
stephens 81 m. suit 20 have urourrfv
cold 20 gatiFfy Judgment Tor 1909 M ma
costs. Erakine and Vail att0rueya for
plaintiff ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19

Cash quotations were:
Rye-No. 2, eic.
Barley-6f4 7sc.
Timothy-S4O0Q
CloVer-Nominal
Pork-SlSOO.
I.ard-Ss52
Ribs-tll.OOd11.50.
PITTSBURGH Pa. Sept. 1s.-cattle
STEADY; supply light. Choice ss.4ON
s.75; prime f9.00d9.3O.
sheep-Steady; supply fair. Prime
Nethers t6.10n SIS. culls and commons
32.50m3 $50; lambs S6.OOHsT6
Veal Calves-t12O0q 1850.
Hogs-Steady; receipts Is double
decks. Prime heavies sssoas.ss: med
iums. heavy. light workers. and pigs
FsSQqSss; roughs $500 900.
CHICAGO. Sept is.-Hogs-Receipts
1900 head; weak. mostly 10 cents low
er Bulk OF sales ts4B q 800: light IS so
msto: mixed 1875 20. heavy tsIOG
3 90.
-Cattie--Receipts 1000 bend; weak
Reeves 5000 100; steers ss3BdS2S:
stockers and feeders s5.5Oass5; COWS
and heifers 1a.7O@Ss5: calves $500
shesP-Receipts 1900 head; weak
10 TO ~ cents under yesterday aver.
age Sheep S530m6 O5: yearnnRs Ss 90
q 6.s5. lambs S7OOqS6O.