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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-25
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ariminal aoran
ppn emile 81 bpriau.
(aortiesuns.)

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&Gitten bsruor. ipsl4es ben S6muc
perlpabrte, unO rei9te ibn SCuis bin.
r6ier, Serr Warquis." iasts lie.
bier 1T bas mir anpertraute Gut, uno
erlauben Sic mir, meiu Griiauneu oa +
riiber ausaubriidsn. poB Sbr gruoes
paFelbe gu ieiHsr 3sit bon mir 3us
riidDsrlanat bat"
2ouis, Der ii9 ni6t 10 sliidliA be
berri9te, ME Jrou 5uupsI. permohts
ieine llsbsrraiduns nitt gu perbeb>
len, fabte iib aber benno4 uno idste:
uWein Qluftras Iautete ausbrildlid
Dabin, oisiss Sdnudes ni@t gu err
lpGbnen!"
eyrau 5aupel itredts. obns barauf gu
erpioern, bic 6anb nah Der 9lodens
Ii6nur.n sic iperbsH sntihuIOisen, mein
Serr," iasie fis, openn i'd oieie llrs
terrsbnnq abbreds, auf ipeldN i4 etns
ais besbalb sinsesansen bin, um bic
len S9mud suriid3uerftatteH."
90 Suriidsefpisi.H. sIaubts Der
Ularquis ni4t LANCER bei4psrIiA foIs
len au biirfen.
Sci es, Wtdbams!" iasts er, lid
aiebe mid suriid. glur erIauben Sis
mir cine leste 9emeriuns. Wleiu grus
Der iagte mir ndmIih: .Wsnn 9alen'
tine 2llIes DerssFeu babsn ioIlt., unS
Die 3utunft uaIer.s ainbes iitsr5us
itsIIen unterliebs. 10 btfeble Id Dir,
lie OaSu an5ubalter.4 Dariib.r, Waba.
me, benten Sir naa. uno Iei.n Sic
iiber3eugt, bag i1 Elm 9eriprehen
9dlten ipsrbe, beFen Grfiiauns id mi!
einem gibe anselobt!"
Gnbli6 mar Gruu JuuOel allein; fie
atbmete tisf auf, bod nur. nm i6rsr
@erSpeifluns Cuff gu maiden. SIS bat.
te lie 70 srobe anitrenguns setcitet,
ibre 9lufrssuns BEN ipdhsnosn augs
bes Marqiis gu p.rbeblen. bab iie
| jebt Suiammsnbraa. glur nit Miibs
srrei6te iie ibr S8laf5immer unb
i9lob ii6 in biei.s ein, lin unssitDrt
ibren Gebanten ua4bGnseu Su tOn'
men.
3tpei gag. fpdtsr i9rieb 2ouis bon
glameran dbermdIs unb erbat ii9 ben
geiu6 Der Jrau Jaupel i'm Sotel
2puDre; iollts iie nift erf6einen, fig
ts er bin5u, 10 tpiirbs er sen6tbigt fein
in Der betpubtsn Sade peitsr porsu'
se6en.
@as Iollte @alentine ibun2 - Nu.
3fpei @ege tonnte lie ipdblsn. ii6 ents
| ipeoer ibrem @atten Su entbedsn, ibm
alles gu befennen unb Die Golgen bes
@eitGnbniTes db5utparten, pber iis
mnbte nadgeben; iis tpdblte bas 2tss
iere unb besab ii4 mad osm i6r be-
5si6neten 5otel.
Sas .3immer bes Ssrrn Marquis
2puis be glamsran befanb iid, ipis Der
gortier ibr iasts, i'm britten Stods
iperfe; iie elite binuui, lin ii4 faleu-
ntgft alien 9lid.n gu ent3isbsn, Die.
ipie lie permeinte, ausidlisbli6 aui
| ibr bafteten. 90 senou man ibr abe,
ben Deg bsSei4net battle, 10 Dsrirrte II
ii6 bod in ben labbrintbdrtiSen @an.
gen unb elite in oerieibeu auf uni
nieber. Gnolih itanb iie Dor elmer
Sbiir, iiber ipelder bic Summer 81
5u leien mar. sic blieb ftebsn, Il.
briidte beioe 6dnbe gesen ibre 8ruit
ipie I'm ben beftigeu S&lassn ibrei
6ssssns GinbaIs sa tbpH Senu tpabr'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-25

quis b. Glamsran bisis papisrs ents
tiiien, Der ibr bic polIe Jreiheit ibres
WilIens ipisOer auriidsab, inpem er Die
8epeisihriiten pernidtets. pelde iie
beloiteten, er mar Der 8eritoBcls,
er MIR fonnir 9alentin Hacul iein.
fSprtIehuno folat.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-25
GrunOciseu siibertrasnnscll
Gintinnati. "a. 0esE


6 ineinnoti. "a. Ossbr.
sSobn 4. Gbsarer an Robert goi<
long 30 bel 120 5ub an Der Sits
ieite BON @rdnb 2lpe. aif price SilI.
(Steuer $1,000 81.
q. 6. Qlnberion all Bertha Spar,
2ot 20 in Minneola llutsrabtbsi=
lung in Rioeriibe, (Steuer $3.50
81.
sSoispb 9epinion on 3be Gople
aealtn Gpmpapn, 80 bel 200 Hub on
Der Weitieite BON 8eehpoob 2lpe. il,
Roie Gill Bart llnierabtbsiluns,
(Steuer $9i 81.
sspispb s.. Sieder oil ebparD u.
8nisibdn, 60 bel so 'ub oil Der Dis
isiie BON gpuoinpt slpe.. 140 5ub
nOrblih pen Wdroeil 9lpc.. 81.
Wlaria BOB, per Sheriff. all Sec.
u. Muell,r, Got 70 in Wliils II. ali=
ns's 9. llntsabtbeilung in yicrlpocb,
$176.
GbdrIes Waper an Jlorence 8.
Worebeab. 100 BEL 210 sfub OH Der
Meitisite bon Reabina Roab, 115 JuB
bon paonod Roab in glponodle. 81.
g8illium &. Deffler an 5fecbore
9. llnoerppob. Got 60 in 3. 2.
grolpn's llnterabtbeiluna ron WOooz
lapn. (5iersr $1.50) $40.
gbdrles Z. Nietmdf ir. an Sbd
Grani, so bel $50 SUB an Der Oits
ieiie BON 9eresforb glpe.. (Steuer 50
81.
Charles q. Williams. per Sb.riif.
on Jobn 9rnnbiteiier. Qcts 80. 81.
so, 50. "a, SO, 80. 81 unb So in Sboz
mag Orpbsns llnisrubtbeiluna in Mt.
Waibington. S95.
Omen Z. Carpenter on Wcaemi)
9. Smith. Got 191 in sriepb 3.
Milps ltnterabibeiluna in Sartpell,
(Sieuey $2) 81.
geIia 3. Wrinht II. u. an Sb'
Sobn 9ullneber Gompanp. 10 Sabre
2eaie BON 0openlber /. 1914 auf s
Cots an Der Deitieiie BON Uie9ecn
glpe., apiiGen goplar uno sSinblap
Str. sssdbrlifs Wlietbe S2O9. nit bem
8orreht aum aniauf fir $4,000.
Uiifael 9urner on WlarD =. Durs
ner, so bel 209 Sub Oil Der iiibDeits
lidsn Ode pon 4ard Nne unb Grob
Cane, 81.
Rtutsn 9. Robertion an ssobn Dis
puccio. so bel 100 SUB oil Der Weifs
ieite pon Boone Str., (Steuer ST.
81.
Wlarp e. .,OIlp on GOiparbs 90,
Rboabs, 78 Sci 125 sub an Der Siio,
ieite bon Wortbinston ape., 78 sSut
ipeftlid, ppn Crescent @pe. in Wno'
ming, (Sieuer $50 81.
sSobn $. gstter an 8. B. aoonb
Got 244 in Ripsrpisip Spnbicaie I'm
ierobtbeiIung, (Sieuer 500 81.
Sarrp Z. Sentfer an pdtrld War'
lin. 81 }ub on Der Noroieite Dor
Wiabiion glite uno gbeiI BON Got ] II
Games SO. SibIep's llnierabfbeiIuns
bon Summit Gieuer $500 81.
Games W. Sions, 9ruitee on 6enri
8rotbaus, SbeiI DON 2ots 212 uni
213 in Wm. 9arr's llntsrubtbeiIun!
BON 8arrspills (Steuer $3.50
$2475.
Wlarie 9oebr an german 3ott
man, 112 5ub oil Der Sitieite Dol
Montsomerp piis in @sciiOn 90 il
Columbia sOpnfbip. (Stsusr $3.50
ST..
Serman Rotimdn an Wlarie 8oebr
Got IL unb 9heil BON Got 18 in 9
6. soDptins' llnterabtbeiluna pon 81
| gloripopb, (Steuer $2) 81.
perman Roitman an Marie 9oebr
Get 528 in 8. 6. 5optins' llnterab
ibtiIuno BON ROripoop. @ieip. (Si.us
| ST. 81.
Qlmn COMPTON an 6. Y. Grob. go
8 III Wnomina 6. u. .. G-mpanp'l
llnterabtbeiluns. 81.
| g. r. groB an 6. gD. Woobiparb
bafieIt, @runbitiid (Steuer $3 81.
Dilliam $. @rsaa an Glisabetb 8
G,resg, abaut as glder aan6 in Gel
| ton g in Spcdmpre 9oipni6ip. 81.
Jreberid 5. WlIb on Warp &
Mod, 1beiI Der 2ot so. 2 bss SuIiui
Walb's gla9Iaifes (Stsuer so 81.
|
Evening star., 1914-04-21

PREPARE for q good position in the shortest
time By studying Gregg shorthand, touch type.
writing Bookkeeping English. spelling. arifh-
metic: monthIy or weekly payments; open al
GUNNER. Woods Commercial School, 311 r.
Cap. Of.
Evening star., 1914-04-21
Leave Your Little Wants
AT
The Star Branch.
Dne In Your Neighborhood.

NORTHWEST.
:. Cap r. 7. ave- Parker's Pharmacy
md ST. cor. Mass ave. HyGeian Pharma
.:rd st.. cor Ind. ave-. Butler Field Pharmacy
;fa 's st, cor cor C!sMes GaiSaII rharmacy
Sth ST, cor. Pa. ave. Kaun's Informa tion Bureau
Oh St. ees. Roland wallacc's Newsstand
h,h ST. cor L. McGuirc's Pharmacy.
18th 81. cor. Y. Davis Pharmacy.
l4th St. cor p. Days Pharmacy
18Th ST., cor. Fla. ave, Pearson Pnarmscr
LIST 3. st. cor G: onigley's Pharmacy.
10th st.. cor. Pa. ave. Herbst Pharmacy.
Geors.s ave. 4aos csmpbeii'e es Phsfm.ey. gA''"'e
]. Ct. ia64. S To-ses ssF Ils Phsrmssy "ieaa fnA"a
Pa. ave-. 17o5, Holtzclaw's Newsstand.
NORTHEAST,
S, QA. cor. St. Richardson's Pharmacy.
os y GP. cor. j. St: Kenssly.s PhMarmaey. M
9Th e., cor. x. Mcchesney Joachim Walter
rs &, % cor. e. s. Yeatman's Pharmacy.
1sth st. cor. E. Cap. Lincoln Park Pharmacy.
II ST., 124S. r. n. Mcwiliiams Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST:
ssh st.. cor. 2. Thompson Drug Co.
Sth st., cor. G, Roach Drug Co.
I1th st. cor. Pa. ave-, Fealy's Pharmacy.
18Th ST.. cor. Pa. ave-. Bradley's Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST.
ar ST.. cor. d, Sullivan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN:
Wis ave. COZ. St. oDonnelrs Pharmacy
.s;b ST, cor. p, Pride's Pharmacy.
ANACOSTIA.
200 Nichols ave. Bury's Drug Store
AND THESE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES:
United States Capitol.
;erior Department.
lion station.
i;ond Build ng, W. Z. and A. Rwy. Office
li3s Connecticut avenue.
'3|3 Wisconsin avenue.
"a Street Wharf.
Evening star., 1914-04-21
5tarwAAbSsr
Get Best Results
RATES.

Help Situs tions Lost and Found. Rent Rooms
tonntry RoarI. etc. cent word eacn time
for 10 words more.
Miscellaneous Sale. and Wants. Business OPP
Icrtunitics. Automobiles. etc. one cent a WORD
zach time for three more times win 10
word minimum.
Business Announcements. Real Estate: Apart.
mcnts etc. four lines more three times. ~
cents line each time. with decreasing rate
for longer period
Evening star., 1914-04-21

DOMESTIC.
COLORND GIRL. to do general housework; ref
erences required. Apply 1928 Fairmont ct.
COLoRED GIRL to do general housework, wash
ing anG ironing included: state salary wanted
Address Box 116, Star ONCE.
COLoRED GIRL, neat, to do plain cooking aud
general housewEk: refs. Apply after 8 pm,
02S Mass. ne
COOk-Good; Hungarian girl preferred. 1908
10th ST NV after ) O'Clock, 2ys
COOK or care for children, morning or evening
refined elderly white lady. Ars. Kelly. 129 Ind.
ave. NV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

ARMSTRONG'S MILLS. O.. Sept. 40
The remains OF John Wilson, of BeIlairs,
were laid TO rest In Concord cemetery
on last Friday. Mr. Wilson was the
only son of Charles and Elizabeth VIII
son ana was former resident of Gem
terNille He was 81 years OF axe and
unmarried. The funeral services were
held on Thursday evening at his home
IN Bcilaire. He Is survived by I'VE sis
tiers. one being dead some years ago.
The party that accompanied the body
was AIR. and Mrs. Harry Askev. Mrs.
tharles wilson OF Bethesda. Mrs. Jessie
Anderson and daughter Edna and two
sons. Edgar and Chester of BelIaire
Mrs. John Huffman OF Riverview and
Misses Angie and Emma Wilson OF Bel
laire.
ID. NJ .Seatterday was a business call
er In Wheeling Friday.
David Liston and two children OF
Cleveland have returned TO their home
a 49,. a Pheasant visit with Mrs. Vie
Miss Gertrude Mobley OF Barton spent
the week end at her home.
tuning pianos and cleaning organs last
T. 4. stonebraler and wife were Wis
itors In Wheeling Saturday
Miss Marjorie Patterson was the
guest OF Miss Helen Moore In Centerville
last saturday and Sunday.
John Foster and wife and little daueh-
ter OF Bellaire visited Mrs. Clara Tns-
ter the past week
Mrs. Will Junkins and son. Paul have
-
with friends at East Liverpool
John thompson and wife We're the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Rrvanf
a Few DAYS the past week
III. a Davis and wife visited friends
IN Centervtlle on last Sunday
at Warnock 'eus
James Jarrett and wife and Mrs
- Bryan and Chalmer Boyers were ,is-
itors In Centerville last sunday.
Nirgil GLADDEN. Is nursing a very badi,,
spralned arm which he received n few
Gays ago by falling from a load OF hav
u r. Ault. Esq. and Albert McAlIis-
yer OF belmont attended the country lie
institute on Friday evening
n very successful and enfovabla
country lie institute was held al tbe
concord church on September rs and 70
frot g, a Bricker OF the Ohio state
university and l.. =. Bailey OF Tacor,a
were the speakers for the occasIor
me men OF the Presbyterian conere,-s-
ton or back OF the community trnnroSe-
ment movement but they regard N in
no sense q denominationaI cnfernrise
Livery one who l. interested In sucb a
crs. "' WIN
Mr. ana Mrs. Lee Wise have gone 70
visit their many friends at cross oIssds
w Va and attend the annual sing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
NBW MARTINSVILLB

The Daily Intenigencer will Be found
on sale at Agar's Cigar and Fruit stano.
Main street. lannon's Cigar and Fruit
stand. Moses Thomas Fruit stand. John
Thomas fruit stand. at depot
NEW MARTINsCII.LE. W. Va. sept.
3o.-The ejectmcnt suit OF Mills ".
lsoudenslagcr which has been on trial
since Friday OF lest week Is drawing
20 close The evidence h all In and
arguments began Wednesday morning
The case Will probably be given 10 the
jury Wednesday evening.
The case OF James Blair Vs. DR. Parks
will begin Thursday Blair sues for
$1,000 damages FOR alleged negligent
treatment In setting n shoulder Joint
which he'd been disloctcd.
Mrs. r. u. Yort Of this place won
one OF the $500 prizes Offered by Col
liers Weekly in their Notion contest
Mrs. lOst has always been regarded a.
writer Of exceptional ability and her
many friends are glad TO hear Of her
success in this contest.
=. NJ. Blake. Republican candidate for
county commissioner ~ shaking hands
with the voters here this week
Leo cariin II moving from Maple ave-
nue. 10 the house recently vacated b.
Rev. ,. ". Jackson
o. G. Haney OF Allistcr t. attending
court as witness IN the case OF Mills
vs. Loudenslager.
Rymer Davis and Arch GIvens are
here form Jacksonburg as petit jurors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

has returned from business trip 20
Grafton.
r. 4. KindeiberEer has a large sign
In front OF his barber shop on Seven
tcenth street
Ladies' Aid society OF the Christian
church will meet this afternoon al :
o'clock at the church. cornef seven
teenth street and Richland avenue. Tn.
afternoon viii be spent IA sewing.
Mr.. Bevers. who had his ewes burnt n
Few days ago, was reported 20 be some
what better last evening
Conductor W. N. smith. Of the PAN
handle Traction line has returned n
work after being on on account OF the
Illness OF his wife.
John Jackson. motorman ON the Pan
handle Traction line, and family viii
leave in the near future FOR Burretts-
town. Pa, where they viii visit friends
and relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
FINANCE
Foreign Exchange situation Continues
The war Feature OF INTEREST
In Financial Markst
JERRY ON THE JOB.

NEW YORK. sept. 30.-Foreign ex-
change continues TO be the main feature
OF interest In the financial situation. as
evidenced by today's further abrupt de-
cline in bills on London. Announce
ment that the protectors OF the $780,
100000 gold pool contemplate an early
ton with our foreign obligations and
that large exports Of cotton have re-
the high rates that prevailed early In
the week
Investment conditions are showing
further Improvement. this fact being
demonstrated By a steady IL moderate
increase in the inquiry for bonds. An
interesting side light on the domestic
proposed sale OF sac 900. geo OF six
months and one year per cent notes
by tht New York Central railroad TO a
syndicate which is TO take them on "A
seven per cent basis. other financing
Of like character for several other large
transportation companies is under ne
No Money MARKET.
Their was virtually no money narket
today. October I. exigencies causing a
general withdrawal OF most available
FUNDS. October Interest and dividend pay
nents for the railroads. industrial COM
pan'es and various utilities aggregating
Sts.ssI,0OO against SS6.621.000 in the
ton Is largely the result OF numerous
reduced or suspended dividends brought
about By the European war.
Demand for commercial paper Is also
at T. standstill.
Many stock exchange loans falling
due tomorrow are 10 be reac-,cs al Z
per cent. according to rumor but in
some instances the per cent rate Is
likely 10 prevail.
Absence OF domestic demand for I'm
tshed products In iron, and steel is be-
ing neutrauzed In a measure By an in
crease or foreign orders. The United
states steel corporation Is now booking
export orders In much the same volume
as before the war. but the outlook is
admittedly discouraging. Reports OF a
coming wage reduction In that Industry
lacks congrmaticn In authoritative quar-
tiers.
Protection Agreement
Private adVices to the effect thai an
agreement has been reached for the pro-
lection OF the London stock exchange
preparatory 10 resumption OF business
was accepted a. a natural coroIIary 81
the approaching termination OF the Brit
ish moratorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The area OF high pressure and fair
ana cool weather continues over the
central valleys. Lake region. and CEN
trail West.
me pressures continue low over the
CUR sections. ATTENDED BY rain. the rain
area extending northward over the low
er Mississippi valley. slight storm,
formation Is also moving southwark in
OF the Northwest. attended by hirher
temperatures.
Fair weather will continue in this
section over Thursday. with only a
slight temperature change
Local data; Highest temperature yes
terday. ~ degrees: lowest last night. az
degrees; no rainfall
Rivers.
The Ohio in the district will change
but slightly during the next two days.
II. c. HOWE
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

.hrr frrr fhs BARTLETT rf,t.t a.. a.
r nIrurieI 81 Enorh 40
l.lnefH - Water street.
I'D af Nets dIsf wor-...
alfFr a rrnirafi1f lfirr.g ~,
HffaTH n rfrrr-rnnsr 80.
lHHa Hrff nrlf fHIa nrrrrf...' -
"rHIHfHrH nnI..nfrn
" e. MF HnH wrn rHna rf.....
r'rHIrr aN ann
e RI frr Nrrlafinn rHurrh
fH NNHH annuHI rnfrHnn annr..r
| HrHH.rn I"H n.
M ~ go Mra Ia q nrrrar a.
fa rertFutsr o.
~ go urs fafa = natt.... -
so haHs Hrrr eisif.
H"I.| fn anIfrnaiH
NrnH coo nanrnfar -
N. pave nnnr e. T...rfriH..
f.rf rsianfss nsfafs rstara.
ceurr b. a busins.s caller a. Can.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Realty Transfers rnsa.

ST. CLAIRSVILLE. %, Sept. aO-The
following realty transfers were Med
Wednesday in the recorder = fonice
Deed from Albert Y. Wallace 70 Louis
Schaffer. tract Of land situated in Mead
township, consideration SO.
Deed from W n Allison % Mike Nv
excl. tract 81 land situated In wheeling
township; consideration 81.
Deed from " y. stephens 90 LARA
fusher. tract Of land situated in Barnes
Vile; consideration 81
Deed from Elwood Devices 20 Eath-
crime Citizen. tract Of land situated in
GAINESVILLE. consideration f52s.
Deed from r. W smith 60 Irs N
Owens. tract Of land situated IN Mar
tins Ferry. consideration 81
Deed from The Hlbhard Furniture
Company 60 Maud Heed. tract Of land
situated IN GAINESVILLE. consideration 81
Deed from Martha and NarEaret
Humphrey 90 Amos Mcbride. tract Of
land situated in 81 Cinirsville. consid-
GRAFTON 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
STEUBENVILLE

sTEl ltNNfLI.E O. SEM 10 rfa
citt VIII haVr m inrreFse1 far lr.F 81
Nrll 20 an inCreaHod fnr fTnnH nurIIraf.
r" pAf On NNe hudnH. HnIlrrII asir..i d nf
worh end fhnf ices fhs lIlr fa.s 49,
o. n ld down fn fI en mIIn rHIrf i.
one niiIl morg ffan In laIl
% ciit ana riif school 1891 h. nfIIr
20 h'tWDfu o. ruf srHf 600 .ff I'd ..r-r
lheY aHkrd Tor. NFr Jew would harr
been more had the nlfraffan anf r.ars .f
mouse BONDS been HunrrIfffI fn fFr 49,.
car Pc made Tor Them anH ffIr r...r
cnt 'ntn TIE rifl.a ruunlns rrnrr...
the .Hlal cltr hrufrf rrf sns-laI fr.rf
ioet indehteaners. if o. afafrd u al EOS .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

PITTSBU RICH. Sept. 30. Cattle
slow supply fair Choice S9.fO49.75:
prime Ss.s0a925.
Shtep-Steady. supply light Prime
wethers S5.75Gs.0O: cuIls and commons
500 q 500; lambs S5.5O4s25
Veal calves-Sii.5eM S12OO
Hogs-Lower: receipts 10 double
decks. Prime heavies 50 30: mediums
and heavy porkers SSs.45ds5O: light
porkers s9.0Oa9.25: pigs sSs75ds'OO:
roushs ss.OOaS.20.
> CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-Hoss-Recepits
$4,000: weak. Bulk SSoOMS.B5: IiRht
SO $50: mixed $7.95aS.g5: heavy
Ts5 ISIS; rough s7.65 7.sO; pigs s475
Cattie-Reoeipts $1,000: lower. Beeves
sb-bOG LOO; steers $3.50 zoe: stock
trs and feeders 1913 q SIS: cows and
hciters 5000 300; calves S75OH1125
sheep-keceipts $1,000: easy. sheep
t4.teu r 9.I5; yearlings $500 %:
lambs $6.OONT.65.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

Yesterday tn the probate Judges Of
Zee the following marriage licenses we're
ISSUED
Roy E.fAuit. are 81. occuuation farm.
INK. Key. % and Florence Moore age ~.
Of 4acohsbur~ Rev. L. T. Fisher. pas
tor ~ the iocul " p. church performed
the ceremony
Ross Ellie axe Is occupation cigar
making. Of GAINESVILLE and Daisy 81
horton. axe 90 ~ Haruesviiie. Rev. T..
8 Rose 81 Hnrnc-vUle viii perform the
ceremony
Ambrcz MIRO. ago 90. occupation blast
furnace employs. ~ Hrfaire and Mary
Iomnn. axe %. Alec Of Rellaire Father
Iyhura ~ Beilnlre will perform the
ceremony
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
LARGE APPLs CROP.

A. B. Watkins. well known resi-.
dent Of Proctor. W. Va. is in the CITY
on business. Mr.. Watkins states that
there is large apple crop in that
locality. All kinds Of trees bearing
Wen this year. The fruit Is cheaper
than usual at this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. 3O.-Big receipts and
the diminishing OF export inquiry cut
a ngure today in giving the price Of
wheat downward slant Closing quo
tations weer heavy a, q. 70 2ise net de-
cline The outcome In corn was un-
changed TO 2ise lower. oats finished =
off 70 &c up. and provisions varying
from so cents down TO a rise OF Is cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

AafF NoiIf. rouuE Erl 81 Mounds.
We 80 rIcsef 10 b. har father
YESTERDAY uornInf ir fhfa cifF. srd
.asru nark in boz bone The rIrl had
ieii bone sfrferlher fa. aaf had faFrr
20 her ahuff BE- is said I'm houae on
ihf south Sic rriua 81 fhe IRE. IN.
nfaiafflF1 she rs only TOO alad 10
iafe shelter in ne home Of her father
Ihc rirl claimed NAT her father
ahused her. but fhis he denied Tho
rifl is ls years OF age
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

Tnn Ir0Fidfuf miners received their
month"; benefits frou fho union fo
wHirf they belong Yesterday
Charlie Nnwrlfa rruraafnfnflVr rf the
-tnnfuu Heater Company ~ Narfirr
Very we business visitor af thir
place Wcfurrdav.
q ~. Finley ~ coiuubua ir guest
rec tho home ~ bic brother DEPUTY tuc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

NfHular monthly meeting OF the
Itnlrn Ald Hociety will De- held this
etruinr af o'clock OF the home of Mrs
.."HH" NuNrnHNt corner sixteenth
street and hlehland avenue AN mem
hrrs are urged to he present az ofarera
Fii D. elected Tor the ensuing year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
WARW00D


n, Ihafles Ciimons an empioye OF the
tuShtand coal mine. had his hand pain-
LILY injured Yesterday afternoon while
AZ work The hand was cut bv a faiI
OF stone The mine physician rendercd
.nenical treatment. II will be som,
turn 20 work ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

!. ". CuthsaW, we'll known shoemaker
~ center Wsrw0od moved 10 NrMechen
yesterday morning. AR cufeIaw viii
epeu n shoe shop in that town ln tho
near tuture While here h. was located
in ne Warvood hose house on Nine
tenth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

Nlliam nur,- and John steele Of
.lnffefnfH street. HaNe returned home
anN NnNIur friu down Che river Mr
NIfuH returned with large number nf
HlNlffrlH lnN nr sisted that they are
no Hfafn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01

Most 81 the members Of the r.utnerap
church attended the PREPARATORY sew
Ices Do the high school building c0rne-
neNehteeuth street and WarWood ave-
nue.. Rev, Ralph A. Hartman vas la
charEe Communion services will he
held sunday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
NOTICE

For the accommodation OF ship
pers having deliveries TO make be-
tween Bridgeport and Barton
while the highway is obstructed by
public Improvements being made,
two trips Of Express Car each
week will be made-ear leaving
10th street. Wheeling. at 2 p. NJ.
on Tuesday and Thursday.
Rates in effect as given in
Wheeling Traction Company. I. c.
{. No. 2. copy OF which may be had
on application TO General Office.
WHEELING TRACTION co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Sept 0-Rutter-tTn
settled. creamery hrsts % "a sec
Cheese-Irregular; unchanged
EEgs-Steady. unchanged
F1our-Quiet