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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-06

N n WHEELING LABOR HAS BEEN ATTACKED.
wv Not by the capitalists this time but by the Ameri-
|. can Federation Of Labor. The Executive Board
of this organization has sent force Of in here to dis
rupt the Wheeling Labor Movement and destroy the so
day that has taken up IS years and much Of the lives Of
many earnest to build up The Ohio Valley Trades
and Labor Assembly, organization older thar the
American Federation Of Labor and central body that
known and respected throughout the country represe
tative one Of the most soldy organized and militant
Labor movements in the world, is to be destroyed.
And the motive the same as the motive of Austria
Hungary attacking Serva desire for possession. And
1.-THE means the same: Force.
It is not for any crime that the Ohio Valley Assembly
has committed in the world of Labor Never has this body
passed resolution condemnng the A. F. of L. Never has
lit seated local that had defed the A. F. Of g. On the
contrary, several times it dropped from its membership
refused to seat organizations with whose ideals the
semby in sympathy but whose existence in de-
fance of the A. E. of Z. ~
The order has gone out to disrupt the Labor move
men Of Wheeling because it harbors that splendid body Of
militant union menthe Stpgie Makers. Denied the pro
lection Of the Cigar Makers Union and denied member
ship in the A. r. of L. by it's Cigar Maker president the
Stogie Makers have built up for themselves one of the
strongest unions in existence and have secured for their
members greater share Of the product Of their labor than
ANY body of men working under capitalism today It is
the largest union in Wheeling and has for century been
potent factor in the onward march of the workers.
Never have they antagonzed the A. F. Of L. never have
they antagonzed the Cigar Makers. They have simply
gone on year after year, giving stogie makers the
lection Of unonsm denied them by The other organiza
tons while all the while they were dutifully and humbv
knocking at the door for admission.
It not the intention of the Majority to make pub
lie matter Of this dsgracefu attack of the parent Labor
body upon "child' Of Labor But the A. F. of L. re-
has seen fit to begin his attack in the columns
OF the lntelgencer of the daes that entered the
conspiracy against Labor years ago. and in to
the demands Of the merchants agreed to oppose the Labor
unions thenceforth This compes to spread our inter
necne dispute before the enemies of Labor to their keen
relish And that it is relished by them Is shown by
the fact that Lewis attack upon the Ohio Valley Assembly
was given a two-colmn display head, when any item
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-06

garded with grave concern BY all
Trinidad. >. In
Those organizing the recall point
out that it is practically non-partisan
political action democrats, republi-
cans and socialists all being eligible @
sign the: petitions-and therefore the
ousting of Judge McHendrie would
seem inevitable.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-06

Trenton machinists are on strike,
and ethe employers have nothing TO-
arbitrate"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-06
JOHN COLEMAN.
COMPANY
= Chemists and Druggists
=. THREE STORES

The Illinois Third District Appellate
Court has ruled that union pickcting
is. unlawful.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-06
70 Recall Judge

CONTINUED from Page - :
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-22
Officials TALK
OF CITY PHYSICIAN
Health Board Thinks In
cumbent Should Give All
His Time TO Work
MANY DOCTORS
AFTER THE PLACE

Members of the Beard of Health at
their meeting yesterday afternoon dis
GUESSED the ordinance which has been
given two readings in City Council pro
yidiug Tor a city physician. hut withheld
their Recommendation until the matter
is moro thoroughly discussed II is pro-
posed 90 have copies Dl the ordinance
prepared and given TO the members. The
members appeared 10 be divided ON the
question of allowing the city physician
to care for outside practice. DIR. II. w.
Briggs. member of the board, said
that in some cities the city physicians
aer allowed TO care for their own prac-
tico. DR. Julian Adair, president of the
board. expressed the opinion that the
city physician should not be allowed TO
have other practice. He contendcd that
a city physician would not pay enough
attention TO the city's patients il he also
had 10 care for his own.
City Engineer Taylor said that the
salary should he large enough to allow
physician TO devote all his time 20 the
city's needs.
Secretary Ellison reported that al
ready number of physicians had APP
piled for the position, among them
being a down-statc physician with nine
years experience. II was then decided
to hold a special meeting ON Wednesday,
when a committee will be appointed to
take up the matter with City Council.
The new regulations concerning the
quarantine of contagious diseases were
discussed. II was decided TO have these
printed ia English. Polish, German and
Italian, and distributed. The regula-
lations were not adopted however.
A number OF owners of property IN
the Ninth ward, located on Claymont
street. appeared before the board in an.
swer to a notice sent them 10 have their
houses connected with the sewer The
usual course was taken in the matter
George b. Stewart. roofer, of No
! 40 Iatnall street, appeared in person
aud lodged compliant about surfac,
water and drainage running over on his
property and freezing. Mr.. Sparks an,
Executive Officer Watson were appoint
cd as committee TO investigate condi
tons and report back TO the board.
A communication was received from
tho manufacturers of the apparatus on
the order of pulmoior for resuscitat
ing persons from asphyxiation, drown
ing, etc, telling the board Of the pric
and efficiency. AZ first Il was though
advisable TO purchase one Of them, bu
later it was decided that the pulmoto
owned by the Wilmington Gas Company
which has done such great surface ia
the city, would be sufficient
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-22
nINNER FoR AuTOIsTs.

So many novelties have been invent
Cd in the past few years 10 add to the
comfort and pleasure of automobile
owners. that one would think that the
limit had been reached. But the hnick-
crbocl<er Case Company, of Chicago, is
now in the field with r luncheon case
that folds and does not take up the
room of a dress suitcase.
Thore is room for food for four TO six
persons, together with drinking cups
plates, knives and forks, spoons, trays
salt and pepper shakers, sealed tight
glass Jars for butter. sugar, canned
fruit. napkins, etc. The case can be
carried in any car with ease. Joshua
Conner. No. 235 Market street, is the
Wilmington agent. Samples can be seen
at his place OF business.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-22
CHRISTMAS AT sTEINLES BAKERY

The array Of Christmas cakes and
other good things TO eat at Steinle's
Bakery, Seventh and King streets, Is a
wonder to those who call there to do
their Christmas shopping. There is an
abundant supply Of pound cake and
fruit cake with all the holiday decora-
tions. There is the German sprlngerle'
the youngsters delight, and small cakes
of many kinds.
Fred H. Steinle the proprietor OF this
bakery, makes special preparations toI
the Christmas trade. Almost everything
in cake and pastry line may be had
there. This holiday season is no excep'
ton to Mr.. Steinlc's rule, and he ex-
tends a cordial invitation to the public
to visit his store.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-22
DO lOVAN TO MANAGE
new YORK YANKEES
Rr mac united Press.

by Inc Oulleu Truss.
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-"Wild Bill
Donovan, former hurting star of the
Detroit Tigers, has been named to man
age the New York Yankees under the
new Ruppert-Huston management, 1t
was stated positively today by a man
close to Ban B. johnson. The American
League executive himself, however, re-
fused to confirm the report and said that
the Yankees 1915 pilot would not be
picked definitely until the transfer oil
the club went through.
The league bosses went into another
executive session today with RUPERT
and Huston. While they were meeting
il was reported that Manager McGaw
of the Giants. was casing about town
trying to gct in touch with Hams l,o'
bert. third baseman of the Phillics, who
is about TO leap TO the fcdcrals.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-22
GIFT FOR CLUE MORKER.

A luncheon was held yesterday at
the City Club by the special commit
tee that so successfully conducted the
campaign to increase the membership
OF the club to 800 John A. Montgom-
cry. who was successful in securing
60 new members was presented with
a set OF smoked pearl studs. They
are platinum mounted set with dia-
monds. Mr.. Montgomery promised to
wear the ornaments on the occasion
of the clubs New Years Eve recep-
ton at which time the new headquar-
ters will be opened.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-22
MCCARTHY SEES VICTORY.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-lf confidence
and aggressiveness will win a prize
fight, Tommy McCarty, the Lewiston
Mont. heavyweight, will whip Gun
boat Smith when they meet at the
Empire A. c. tomorrow night. Nc
Carly asserts he will challenge Jess
willard il he gets the decision over
the Gunner.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-22
TRAPS RARIn DOG.

Dog Catcher Kopp yesterday after
noon removed rabid dog from No.
1O7 Shipley street before It had bit
ten other dogs. He also removed a
dog with a broken back from Taylor
and Church streets. The dog had beer
hit by trolley car.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-22
RAILROAD BOWLERS.

On the Crescent alleys last night
the Malleable Iron Company bowlers
defeated p. B. and w. and Pennsy
boiler shop defeated Erecting Shop
The Round House team also defeated
the Boiler Shop team. The scores:
MALLEABLE IRON COMPANY.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-22

Box Of 50 Sen Auben segars. $500.
Durstein, 5 p. Secondary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
FINANCE

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s-The stock
market today recovered much OF the
ground lost In last weeks declining
movement. Improvement began. at
the outset and was maintained to the
very end. at which time the days best
prices were recorded. Trading was
on a larger scale than at almost any
time since the resumption OF open
dealings with activity most pronounce
ed In the International group. Net
gains averaged almost two points.
with sharp recoveries from cir
minimum by such important shares
as United States Steel and Southern
, Pacific.
The rise extends TO a number OF
specialties, including equip m e n I
stocks and Bethlehem Steel. the latter
not only regaining all its recent loss.
but mounting 20 the best price of the
present movement. A few of the less
active stocks. including Chicago AZ
Northwestern and Chesapeake 4 Ohio.
fell TO established prices.
Much of today's buying came from
the short interest. that faction having
evidently oversold the list last week
but according to report. the rise was
accelerated by investment buying
from out of town. The rise in Steel
and Amalgamated Copper was more
directly traceable to specialists in
those issues.
Foreign exchange declined to the
bottom price of the year, cables and
sight drafts on London being quoted
as low as 4.s55s and 4.s5 respectively.
Time money also touched the mini
mum figures since January last. loans
from ninety days TO six months being
made az So per cent. Total sales.
10000 shares
Bonds were equally firm with the
stock list. some OF the investment is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
The WE ATHE r
CONDITIONS

The pressures are high over the east
ern third OF the country. with center Of
pressure near Elkins. w. Va. attended
by generally fair weather and moderate
temperature.
A low pressure area OF considerable
energy. attended by higher temperatures.
lures over the upper valleys are near
zero. or somewhat below.
Cloudy and showery weather prevails
over Texas and Oklahoma
Partly cloudy weather Is expected IN
this section over tonight and Tuesday,
with higher temperature tonight.
Inc ohio In the district will continue
70 fall. IL. G. HOWE.
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
ST. GAINESVILLE
Brilliant Article.

ST. CLAlRSNILLE. o.. Dec eS-A
Wrapper, TO have the appearance OF a
regular one. must contain some parti-
SuiAr brilliant or witty article in each
issue In one OF our river front towns
mere tolls young man well known
locally. who IL striving 20 make a reFu-
Is employed. 1850" nv
Last Saturday. being the dav aftsr
christmas, was remarkably dull one
IN the newspaper world. The above
mentioned young man spent much tine
IN deep study, racking his brain Tor
some brilliant article that would make
MS sheet show up well. Finally be
grasped the needed thought IL occrirrei
70 him that on the "Wednesday precedins
the st Clairsville Independent baskef
pail team, after winning 1--WE strafght
victories. had played IN a barn az Har-
risville and met defeat
Although the story OF this defeat
would De chseed a. ancient history, the
toihnE young man planned TO tell OF II
IN such n way that the world would
laugh So he stated In Headlines bold
snd Elaring that the independents wer,
defeated because they were suffering
from "lJilatcd Domea
But the world didn't laugh. al Ieas,
not the small one which the article con-
cerncd- And nov. since the article an.
peared In a Mart b. Ferry publiratiou
the INDEPENDENTS wish 90 challenge any
basket tossing hve in that city FOR n
zane This challenge should b. ac-
cepted readily a. since the locals have
allated domes they would be easy 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
WARWOOD


Every thing has been completed by IN,
Board Of Education OF Richiand dfsfrtet
.oT me bond election. January 90 Tbis
Vvhu issue - Tor the two proposed school
buildings IN WarwoOd aud Short Cre.k
me bond Issue is for $4,000
The school building Tor Mar,vood viii
viii be Of brick and fireproor 60 Iii
.onslst OF eight rooms with a large atdi-
forum. There viii also be a manual
lsseihihF room Tor the boys. while tine
snd cooking Every body viii b. rIad
wheh the building b. completed a. am
the othfr schools are crowded 10 fhCi-
capacity at the present time
Ihe Consolidated schoof vrbt.h H. a..
% located ~ short Greek wfU b. isrS.
elu VIII d. built Ike the school ~ sber-
won VIII b. used In gettina
the country district if"Hi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Dec. :s-Butter firm:
creamery. extras CO.. score) s5Jsc:
Creamery nrsts Sia &c; seconds p a.
current make firsts 23il q 24c: seconds
2sc; packing stock current make No. :
Il - 22c Cheese. steady: state whole
fancy Is q IS &c: do fresh specials 15c;
DO average fancy 1fLI1lAc: skins
ia - nc. Eggs. firm; fresh gathered
extra Zine 500 soc: extra ffrsts Sc :nrsts
37c: seconds 80 q acc; state. Pennsvlys-
nis and nearby hennery whites fine 10
fancy 41m 49c: do gathered whites Is 30
ffcs do hennery browns 4l142c: do
f0c. Flour. steady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
Will You Accept
My Help, If l
Give 1t, Free?

want to help you properly plan
your 1915 advertising campaign.
have done such work for more than
eleven years. My knowledge of
merchandise, of sales methods and
of advertising will be valuable to
you. can save you money while |
increase your sales and your
profits.
This is a plain clean-cut PROPOSE
ton. IL you want my help-it's
FREE for the asking. simply
want TO show YOU in real results
how well my organization can
serve YOU. Let's talk il over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
HEw YonE CITY ExHInTr

NV YORK Dec. 2s-Affer ..e.r.l,..
aestrlr Ton BY nrc - I.vaua Frarre
NeW Work cltys exhibit at tho .,.,l'. IA,
lNnh 30 been returned safely fn fnls
city on the French afearrrff.. 600,
10 7. leW being prepared FOR shiunnerf
~ San Frauciarn. where if viii farrn II
Ltrl IN tho View YORK exhibit af the
.hp osition the exhibit va Given b..
nlHhe1t award. Through fhf come.
tpn or Arnhasead1f Herrlrf. MAYOR Wrr.
ilHLl "f Lyons and the exposition auth.
"INlef ~ waa released early ana aruf
.afA iNfnugh war stricken France The
JOY after ~ removal the British AMI
"'N'fi'hn paflliions were swept bg nre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29


bridge visited relatives here ana a,
BE mont during Christmas time.
Mrs. nr. Hahn and mother. Mrs Ed
Ward. % zanesviiie. spent the hoiiisvs
here
Mrs. Nom stewart ana Miss Navm.
Mautz. % Zanesvllie. and Mrs. Tsahe
Somars and Miss Carrie somors III
NeWerk spent Christmas at the HON.
OF w. q. stewart ~ East Main street.
Mrs. samuel stage and three children
OF Hyeryillo. and Mrs. Eunice and Ilttls
daughter. ~ Lower CITY. have been
yisitinG ~ the home o. hfr and Mrs. III
Van nyne. Of this place
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ". T.. Hayes. III
North Chestnut street returned h.
WuudFheld o. spend the holldaYa
Mr.. ana Mrs Lee Mason. ~ Kennara
Avenue. have returned from a visit with
relatives ~ Cambridge
Richard. Of Cambridge. have been visit.
Ing relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs Jerome Lucas. Of Ne.
thesda. and James Hishop. 81 CIecsland
we're Christmas visitors with their par.
snts No ard Mrs. Dennis bishop. Of
9eorEc ~. Fowler and family. ~ nsai
quaker city. removed here recently and
will reside on Euclid avenue
Forrest McEfresh. 81 Lima. o. sreul
few days last week with bic parents
street.
Mr. o.. ". Hayes. % North chsstnu,
street. spent Saturday vim her sister.
ln-law. Mrs. Charles Mckeen. 81 nei.
mont
John s Dondna. of this place. Is visit.
me his son. Elmer pondne. ~ Hammock
Claude Latchaw has returned fo hia
home IN somerton after visit with re.
iatives here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

ll)--rransfer books close Decerber
tgth Tor I p per cent cash dfvfdrrf 80,
able January LIST ~
oil. % Transfer books close ueceuber
- ~ = Der cent cash dividend pay.
- dJ-Ira nHfer books close pecsmbor
ION for I per cent cash divfdond -,
able December afaf -
90 Transfer books eios. per.yb..
able norrfu Der gard ~
fbI--Tranafer books close r.ee,,t... 90
Der cent div. payable Ianuarv y feit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

Donald Fisher 81 Fvusht,s .,s
Misses Fannie Daniel and Tnmzen NIcr-
ritt; were yisitors at the hammock school
VIII Lee and farmily. Of I-niontovxn
spent saturday at the home OF his
0f9 9snS1:. 6; - Lee east Of town.
week al the home OF ~ "A pani.i
MrH. Allison was visiting with garan
IsidweH on last "Wednesday afternoon.
80, 9ar s Merritt and niece. Hanna Mer-
and took supper with their uncle ana
family. William Lodge.
Or, Dr. Allison Is confined To his home
holidays with her son. r. NJ Daniels.
Nhalmers Ferguson. Of Elyria. u n
,l,slsil the holidays with his father.
1"sebh ferguson. west OF town
MI. aud Mrs. ". A. Merritt sper,
wednesday Afternoon at the home ~ F'
n. Daniel y.
Mrs. Milford Iods. Wa .ho,.. A..
fiushinE on Wednesday. "
Miss sadie Eartou. OF Colernin l.
ssh,s1nainE the holidays with Mrs. a. a
Wiley IN town. -
Mr.. :. o.. ferguson spent Cbr,s,r,o.
Jay WIN her sister. Mrs.. ". A. Merritt
81. ana Mrs Lawrence Arms,rorr
spent saturday with the iatters' parents
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Pancosst 80,
Loydsviiic near
Howard Lodge and sister rditb amen,
ailtfNnHh ~ lutOufuWn
MIS- Martha Taylor. Of 81 Ciair.,.t,,.
- .f,LulnF The holidays with her sop
'ohn Taylor and family.
nsrl's y Lee and family were rue.ts
Z" t"hh iHylorT On Christmas dav-
W.. Alice 3. Lodge Ethel Csfd.-.tt
h, WiiilAin Lodge. were shoppers
~ heeiuE OF Thuraday OF laaf 49,
lorenzo silham. who has hem ~ 9f
n lsodgc.s. a. home on account III = - ~,
lNhtI ~ iH hop the finger viii -
need to b. amputated WIZ "''
George Caldwell and W A .f.-.t.. -.
leuaeu tne Good Roads meeting y vsbirt
vas held IN Flushing on saturd9v 49,
49, ln tne interests of the FIusbfor
this town. '""s through
We. Mhrtha Armstrong Of Linton
.Mn, .pent Christmas with her son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

Mss 81 dochuusen ie seriously m ~
h'r nome on Eighteenth street
~, hafd Nc9uiHt0u. 81 FoIianabee L.
few days ''i p
Mr. and Mrs T b. Mccsnnor t.ft
~ terday FOR Muundsvifie where thev
VIII spend e. few days VISITING
Mr ami Mrs W knmrnaror az ~.
WOOD avenue lrft sunday for New V0rk
where they VIII spend couple of u-eeE.
visiting
Mayor ". E usfoublne. Of Ffrtt...,t,
street ana Mnrwuod avenue. IT, or I.
business trip to tumhsrlrnd Nd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
RAILWAYS
BALTIM ORE & OHIO
RAILROAD
CHANGE IN TIME.

Effective December 18th,
Train No. ? for Mounds
vile, CAMERON, Manning
ION, Fairmont, Grafton,
Cumberland, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York will leave Wheel
ing at i2:45 midnight, in
stead of HAS p. m.
Train No. , from Chi
cago, Columbus, Newark.
GAINESVILLE, Cambridge and
GAINESVILLE will arrive
Wheeling at 1870 a. m. in
stead of 1920 p. m.
Train will not run into
Wheeling, but will have con-
Meeting service both ways
at Benwood Junction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
WILLIE


. bAlt WILLIE O.. Dee zs-Nr and
Mrs n. Fowler entertained Win =
t,,a.il.9 gunner ~ their pleasant home ON
eut -ul town guests were ar ana ~
W H Arnoid, Mrs Dan Mulauocu "a
10, No. ~ harris Of Newark. Trnror
Or liaueya Mills Mr. and Nra ge9rsc
hau ana Miss Pay Grier. Of this ritv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-Heavy profit TAX
ing by large holders. Including a widely
shown Spectator. gave the wheat mar
cided advance. The selling was infiu-
enced 10 some extent by fear that Ar
genuine offerings would cut considerable
nsure IN the near future. The market
closed unsettled ut a decline OF ~ 10
Ul nc net Corn finished Y ok 20
sc on. oats down y TO hGAc. and
cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

Wt,h, meeting oft the toveIsud Vol
ie ets.I iit. nnd Protection Aaaorlatto,
lhE at o'clock. at the hose h0ure -
~ tilth street and Marwoud nveutfr ~
.nt'n umc much business was faEe, ~
the Ticket for the election y.bfcb 80
u"ll next Monday evening f.vertb.Fv
ia expected Co D. present al this rnc,fi,,.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

The entertainment which was given
IN the Presbyterian church on Christmas
eve was largely attended. the children
all doing nicely Al late hour santa
Claus arrived to distribute the lovely
and costly gifts which were displayed
on the Tree We were very sorry our
superintendent. Mr.. Mcfarland could not
D. win US. as he IL confined TO his
home with the humps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

The nrst meeting - Mingo council
after the first ~ the new year BE- await
- with TIE greatest Of interest In fh~
Gus appointivc offices Of the town viii
he uu Tor consideration. While no CON
umration has been secured. it D. rifrror.
- That there viii b. number Of
chanEes iu the village offices. The
offices affected are health officer. street
commissioner. fire chief solicitor ana
the police force
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

~ ~. stanton Poet a.. A. r.. held men,
orial services sunday Tor the following
say. 18th ohio: ". =. Homcrter. lat ~.
Cav. Geo. y. Hanna. lf7 ohio. A 81
Helms. 15T ohio. y. a Thraup IS ohio.
80 ohio. Thos. FerreiL ifG ohio. fohn-
son Ross. 80 ohloi Levi OdcIi. Isl Ohio.
T. n. Simpson. 4 Va Inf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
STEUBENYILLB

sTEUBENVILLE. O.. Dec. 7s.-Pan
Handle r. n. train No. n struck Ray
mond Gtllvray. az Dinsmore. to-day At
noon and fatally injured him. He died
while euroutc on the train for the hoe
nital. lie was a track trcspasacr and
hl. place o1 ro.Idencc D. not Known.