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HOT ON THE TRAIL
Of the SLEEP BUG
Illinois Professors Hunt Cause o.
Students Maps During
Lectures.

URBANA. nj. Feb. 3e.--Aa aiibi
for students who sleep In lectures
and for instructors accused Of being
borss may b. provided by Univsrsity
Of Illinois scientists who are hot on
the trail OF the "sleap bug"
what makes people 20 to sleep In
lecturssr' 10 . question that may be
answered soon. The scientists have
captured air In bottles from various
assemblies and every bottle hss been
carefully sealed. 20 that the invisible
slssp miesobs win not escape.
Invastisators ssy, that late hours
and dry lectures Are not wholly Ia
blame for the sleeping Of students
Too little carbon dioxide or ths prss-
sncs of An undiscovered gas may b
tAs eausA TIE invsstissaoSs wish "a
So II thsy cannot make svsrybody
stay awake In lectures by improvins
the cir. Also. thsy bslisvs. thsrs will
be fewer colds and better general
hsAltA.
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100 for Elisabeth J. McAliistes, .
nurse; leaves two-nfths Of the residue
to Mary w. Clarke, my good and
faithful nurse" and gives the residue
Of the estate to Or. satter1es.
The two nurses and the physician
are the only persons named In any
way - bsnenciaries In the document.
Mrs. Smith explained In the will that
Mrs.. Brown and all other relatives
were cut on for reasons sunicisuuy
saGisfaetory TO myssif."
Ars. Browns papsrs contsstins the
viii aiisgs. besides the charge Of
fraud BY certain persons" that Mrs.
smith vas Of unsound mind At the
time the will was drawn, and was
not competent 10 execute the aesu-
osaI
II understand. Of course" Dr.. Sat
tssiss said to-day, that Mrs. Bmith's
win b being contested. and that the
regular grounds Of contest are belns
made. Mrs. Brown has made, OF I'm
piled. apparently. certain charges.
Nov II y up to her 10 prove them'
that n Ill. really don't care 10 dis
cuas Il. and TIL have 70 refer yoa to
George Nairaison. the lawyer named
by Ma, Smith - executor"
Mr.. Mairaison, at his homo IN
Mount Vernon, said, "Dr. eatsr1s>
had nothing 70 DO With the drswins
Of the win n any way. He Ndn''
! even know II was 10 bs executed.
Il rsosivsd . telephone call from
Nss. Smith. wsnt - hss homo end
drew the document In psopsr lsgaI
tern. can veuch that hra Smith
vss sane and normal mentally"
Fer several pears prior to heI
death trouble had existed betwser
Mr.. Smith and her niece. and u
1919 Mrs.. Brown and her son wert
arrested ON Mrs. Smiths complain
that an attempt had been made y
sVindls her. The Grand Jury late
Indicted both on . grand larceny
Mr:. Smith dropped the prossou
ton, Assistant District Attorns!
Deacon Murphy rsporting TO -
court that $4,000 Of 4s0. 900 alleged /,
have been taken had bsen returned
3. Newton Smith was we'll known .
q nnancier. and he was also instru
mental In the building Of the elsvAts'
railroad In Brooklyn. His widow IN
hsritsd approximately es0o.o It va
stated at the time.
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SOCIETY DOCTOR
NAMED|N WOMAN'S
WILL MUST Fight
Niece Begins Contest for Estate
Left by Widow Of S.
Newton Smith.
SHE = ALLEGES FRAUD.
|Dr. r. L. Satterlee Chief Bene-
ficiary, While Relatives
Were Gut OF.

Ths name q DE Lsroy ssssse-
iss Of No . west FIFTY sixth Street
= phys,oisn - peeninsst New Yoss
families. ngurss IN . esntsst Of The
win Of Mrs. Harriet wsias Smith:
wsaev Of ,. Nswtsa saisA, bsgua
here By Nrs. Antoinstss ~. Davis
nrewA of n PasA Tex.
MrA Arown. . niece Of Mrs. Smith,
Who died here In the 9avoy Hotel
last Novsmbsr. alleges that the will.
which leaves me bulk Of the Smith
estate Of. more than e3o.eso 70 DR..
eatasriss. was drawn - the result
q fraud ~ certain peEsoas."
The win. made Oct. :. 1913. provides
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been called for Friday. March 3, at .
o'clock. In the library Of the stesse
Island Academy, st. George.
A now coach has been obtained 70
rehearse the members Of Staten Is-
land Lodge No. Sal, b. p. o. n who
will give an amateur minstrel per-
formance in the German Club roons.
Btapleton. April 9, and the hret re-
hearsal will be held In the clubhouoe
Stapleton. this evening.
A term Of ne County Cour4 VIA
County JudEs J. Harry Tiernaa Dee-
Monday.
Tho Building Committee Of the
Veteran and Exempt Volunteer Fire
mems Association made q report aS .
meeting Of the association held In
Stapieton lest night. The new build
ing will be erected on Broad street.
The Norwoods, the present leaders
In the all Staten Island bowling tour
years champions, on the latters al
isys In Pleasant Plains this svening.
The dsdication Of ~. Ann's Church,
Deugan Hills, By Bishop Hayes. will
take place Sunday morning.
ATB. H0WuTu Rs 0tOOtihluS Vh sus
Country Club, Dongan Hills. will b
the hostess Sunday afternoon At tee
In tbe historic old Perins House
Don9an Hills.
The Triple Corteris viii sntertain
with an Informal dance at etuhrl
Han. etapieton. tomorrow svsning.
The transit committee Of the DearS
Of Estimate ana Apportionmeat wtt
hold . hearing In the City HAN o.
morrow afternoon It $50 ON the Pre-
posed subway to Staten Island
The eleventh annual stag dinner o.
the Richmond County Automebll,
Club will be held at the Hotel 81
George, Saturday evening. March .
George II. Waters 10 Chairman Of ~
Arrang gements Committee and Bor'
ough President Mccormack will b.
the toastmaster.
The of'icial boards Of Bethel y. 2
Church and st. Paul's Church. Tot
tenville, have requested the Rev
Arthur Lucas and the Rev. H. Dugen'
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SCHOOL For SERVANTS.

ksnsshe, We, Tsshies Dsasstie
Problem n New way.
K1NoSHA. VIA. Fsb. 3s.-KeusshA
a. . municipality has begun an effort
to solve the servant siri problsm. A
schsoi was opened for the education Of
servant giris, fiftssa young women Of
various nationaiitiss bsinS entered ~
the first students. all employed ~ mem
bsrs Of ne Kenosha City Club. Glasses
srs ofeaniss1 IN bsssAmatins. table
serviag. heusshsspiaa. bs1naking. ana
other domestic arts. TIVE teachers ass
In charge Of the work.
The e9psnse Of the school win bs de-
fraysd from the public school funds. An
employment bureau win be opened and
posltioas guaranteed 70 graduates.
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PULLMAN SLEEPERS
At Reduced Prices

Combination Go-cart and Carriage. e.-body
and hood Of half round reed; detachable cor
duroy cushions; adjustable footwcll; reclining
hack; reversible gear and artillery wheels.
White Enamel finish. Complete with wind
shield. value $500, 22.00
Corduroy Wind Shields in Brown. Gray.
Green, Tan or White. value $50. 100
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STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

state Engineer ana Surveyor
Frank WILLIAMS has announced that
he win hold Q hearing either In Al
bany or New York on or before March
on the question Of ESTABLISHING q
barge canal terminal on Staten Is
land.
A meeting Of The churches ana vel.
fare agencies interested In q fedora.
tion OF AL suoh organizations has
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certs b rsmain IN their present puis
pite. and will % petition the annual
Methodist Confsrence, which will BE-
held In NswArk, n. J.. March ~
The Tompkinsvills Yacht Club will
hold . laAiss' night in TIE club house,
foot II Asrsetta street. to-moerow
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(||l's'4AJOY TO
lDlE,T|RED FEET
3" for aching, burning
nf6sd-up feet and corns
or callouses.

stegs so -, bs3i.g isss. svsl'
~. 4.AyOe.s1A ssiDsvsss. benisas sad
~ spetA No 9sss sAss tiGhtpsss. -
es llasias With peia = d.swinq p
- "a q. sfix. draw. ~ on 81 q:
ssaQs exslstisas which paii up III
~ III" ~ lsseyt ysus lest niessy.
~ :s.ss,ssss Sa = xS7z xSs, !:ss 81 i::l; :. =,
11ouiA q dspsstneas store. Doa't
= -. HkS4 Soed lssl, elad ssst. fsst
asvss su34 neyW. hurt, nsvr -!
~ 4 yserS lsss Sonisst guaranteed
- ulBssy ss1us6sd-Advt,
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Dr.. James =. Donnslly. reported dead
at Nish. esrvta, vas until November
last assistant supstlntono1ae - ssa
visw Aespital q NnaAea noonl He
held that position frsn the inception Of
the hospital work. He rssignsd TO take
Q RED Cross unit 70 the war some and
drew an assignment TO 0ervia.
Bsfsrs satssing the Sea View Hospital
service p; Donse!iZ - . Sspyty 2
Cconnsii. Ii GaShsstsn he made His
homo a. the Lates Club. He a survived
81 wife apA dne child. He wa .
ss.Ssass Of De Uaivsfsisv q fsnnsyi'
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s-ssh s.w.iIer.. window.

David Brooks Vas behind the counter
IN his jswelsy store. No. 40 First Ave-
nue., at 10 o'clock last night. when q
brick crashed through the front win
dow. Two men reached In and seized
two gold watches and six pairs Of ear
rings, valued In all at $500 The rob-
bers hed. Brooks followed them but
thsy disa ppeared in a hallway.
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FOR SWOLLEN VEINS

~ vsv - ss1ass ShsD-0ntt - ssss
bG1sss shsy ssssA ~ Aaaesss0 besak.
~ Ds1.A.
TIE ssrsst. saSsss Asl sulsksse w 70
81 - 50 s- csssssss.;s: sSi,ss Sss,s,s "a
81 : sws-suscs 5ssus q insrall on
tsvil strsnsthl eaA t:llsv instssstions.
ss1 essslansA - vtiI rssSss - ssles =
rsfaadsa. Dnsrasl Oh % suce psveFfsl,
ssS ssss s.s: .ss sss ~. 's:':s !: 49,
r. sisnvs o. sl1ves frsm nssas cAsnieal
O., 1oeheetss, n. Y.--A1ve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

Minnie Barr Bilby. arrested at Tilton-
violating her parole. was taken TO CO.
lumbus today by United States Marshal
simon LOTUS. She will go before Fed
erai Judge Safer. to answer to the
charge. She was paroled after being
convicted OF white slavery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
KIDNEY MISERIES
QUICKLY BlNISHED

The ereater part Of all sickness TO-
day can Boz avoided by keeping the kid.
mes working properly Don let them
clor up with uric acid sediment Do
Won DO there d. cure to be trouble
" you Huder with pains in the back
no matter how SLIGHT bladder or unin.
airy disorderH. lumbaRo rheumatic.
pains. dizziness. tired or worn-out feel
ing. or any Of tIo many other avmp.
toms Of kidney troubles. don't neglect
yourself another DAY and run the rick
of serious complications Secure D
package OF the new. inexpensive and
qu'rkact.nr kidney treatment soivav
cad you VII BE- surprised how entirely
different sou viii feel o. ls pleasant
t0 take and is sold here In Wheeling
and vicinity by e. ~ Grlcst A. 60. aud
other reliable druggists
You run no risk in taking Solyax aa
% De- sold under a positive guarantee 10
refund your money 10 % fails and q.
W. Griost & Co. aud other reliable
druggists. who sell 90. cheerfully agree
70 comply with this liberal contract.
81 start today riddinF yourself Of kid.
ney troubles. Nothing will be- gained
BY waiting
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Following an Illness Of three months
with complications incident 10 adj.
vanced years Mrs. Rebecca 4 link
widow Of William link. who for MANY
years conducted "a furniture store ON
Twenty-second street. died 81 noon
yesterday az the home Of her son
James a. link at SO Twenty-second
street
Mrs. link was born In BETHANY
Brooke county. West Virginia. eiehty.
four years arc. and came 10 this cts
over hity years ago. on November hi.
last She was one Of the most highly
respected and widely known reside-.s
Of Center Wheeling She was mem.
Der or The Chapliuc Street Methodist
Episcopal church ever since taking up
her home ln thlr city Mrs ZInk was
lhe daughter ol 49, and MR. John
Ihramia. prominent residents Of tho
Pan Handle section
She b. survived by one son. James
A Iink. with whom she had made her
home Cor the past several years three.
Eirrsons William r Znk. Of Buffalo.
n. y. George link. of Toledo. %. and
Albert link of Steubonyillr. o.
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neF nome in 81. ClairsviIie. altar ,,.,,
"t'h friends in this city. 'Si'
Mss virginia Grafton fa an ., -
nome on Rose Hill Al ~ her
Bert Major. Of ST. ClaIrsville w.. =.
VISITOR IN the city yesterday. -
Mrs. Frank Hassett. OF Parker.n,,r,
-, Nisltins her mother. Mrs. John Davis'
On worm Noble street
mr. and Mrs. John Kains NJ pos.
mn are the parents Of a son.
MIS- /. Dean continues an NJ h.r ho,,,.
ON Harrison street eA NoiHo
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks h.v. -
S SrrneH 10 Mingo. after a visit with
Miss Hattie Workman. Of Afapls,or n
s,t returned home after a visit vvitb
Mrs; +. s. Wright continues serio,,s1,,
al ~ her home on Belmont street
,. S1a4sS Natherine Mullen has returned 70
here. ' Win friends
Miss Margaret Sellers n, po,,...
street. Is able to be out after an tii,,.s,
Mrs. Fred SpriEgs, OF Gravel tgi1i
at GAINESVILLE Win relatives
airs. Florence McCartnav n, ~
Ihiladel phia. has returned home sf,ss =
WISH with friends here ef
u =. smith. OF Johnstown ID. A..
Nis,tlns relatives In this city -
dlss Grace Harmon. OF Woodsooia
friends here. NN with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
HOW TO GET RID OF
CHRONIC DANDRUFF

The only sure way tD get perman.
entity rid ~ either oily or dry daudruT
81 20 remove the conditions that cause
DO and then keep the hair and sraip
IN permanent clean healthy. vIr0r.
Gus state 20 dandrun VIII never return
This beats shampo0s or head waahe-
which merely drive away dandrun FOR
a few days az most g. 70 Griesf a GO
and q number ~ other better druFEiats
Do ihis vicinity are now strongly recon.
medinr harmless inexpensive and
quick ac'inl preparation called pari.
sian aaFo that they ray is guaranteed
to act directly On The cause of dandruf
and which already has become known
iar and vide as n safe and efficient
treatment which cannot possibly uiure
hair or scalp
Here is test worth trying Get q
package ~ lar.sian Sage. Rub o. Hfue
~ Do into the scalp with the finger .ips
and see Tor yourself how the dandruff
diaappears. the hair stops falling out
me itching vanlrhes. and now ana
vigorously healthy appearance comes
over nc hair Good lOokInr hair is
haif fho baffle in any man or uomans
perHonal appearance and nothing
hnrfs The hair more Than dandruff
lrr little Partisan SAGE and brrn
az once fo De- ud of DO
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SYRUP OF FIGS
FOR CROSS, SICK
FEVBRISH CHILD
LOOK. moTHERi IS TONGUE COAT.
Ed, BREATH HOT AND sToM-
ACH SQUIRT
HARMLESS FRUIT LAXATIVE"
BEST TO CLEAN TENDER
LIVER AND BOWELS.

Mothers san rest easy after giving
California Syrup Of Figs" because in
a few hours all the clogged-up waste.
sour bile and fermenting food gently
moves out OF the bowels. and you have
a well, playful child again. Children
simply will not take the time from play
to empty their bowels. and they be-
come tightly packed. liver gets slug.
gish and stomach disordered.
When cross. feverish, restless. see II
tongue is COATED. then give this de-
licious fruit LAXATIVE" Children love
II. and 1t can not cause injury. No
difference what ails your little one
II full OF cold. or a sore throat. diar-
rhoea. stomachache. bad breath, re-
member. gentle inside cleansing
should always be the first treatment
given. Full directions for babies, chill
dren of all ages and grown-ups are
printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a 5O-cent bottle
OF California Syrup OF Figs" then
look carefully and see that II is made
by the California Fig Syrup Com
pany." We make no smaller size.
Hand back with contempt any other
fg syrup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

Mrs. NJ. A Bartholomew left yester,
nay AFTERNOON Tor Barberstown to spend
the winter with her daughter.
Regular mid-week prayer servfcea
viii be held in all OF the local churches
this evening.
Earl Heslor Is laid up at his homa
on on North Sixth street with a severe
The Foresters OF America held an i'm.
portant meeting In their hall on Han.
over street last evening.
Fred Dixon was able to be on ths
s saefeis yesterday afternoon after a Sew
Attorney David James returned homs
yesterday after a two weeks business
trip 10 Florida
Rev. L. &. Nesbitt and family return-
nome yesterday after n several days Wis
II az avalon. Pa, ana Burgettstown.
laire last evening to attend a Lecture
a. the First Christian church
Inc local lodge OF Elks have complet-
ed ARRANGEMENTS for a dance which will
De given IN their hall next Friday even
A large crowd was present at the fair
and festival in the Armory hall last
The Boy Scouts OF st. Paurs Episco-
pal church held a meeting in the base-
ment or the church last evening
Otflcers were elected at meeting OF
the Christian Endeavor society OF the
evening.
Walter LarKin left yesterday mornina
Tor youngstown on a several days bus
mess trip.
Joseph stien Of Buckeye street Is re-
a stroke OF paralysis suffered Moaday
afternoon.
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Obituary


AZ his home near Sherrard. yesterday
morning. occurred the death OF Isaac
She phcrd. one OF the most widely known
farmers or Marshall county. The de-
ceased man was in his S2d year. and had
resided in the vicinity OF Sherrard the
creator part OF his life. He had been
suffering for the past several weeks
with a complication OF diseases super
lnduced by the inlrmities OF old age
ana ms death was not unexpected
Mr.. Shepherd was born in Belmont
county ohio. near Shepherdstown on
June /. 1895 Twelve years later his
parents removed 10 Marshall county
ana since that time he spent the greater
part OF his life on his farm. near Sher-
Iard- He was a prosperous farmer and
was inc owner Of one Of the best farms
on the Waynesburg pike.
BESIDES his wife. he is survived by
tne Iollowing daughters. Mrs Ellen
hammond. Of Moundsville: Mrs Ids
Nallace, ana Mrs. Belle Reilly OF pnie
city; Mrs. Charles Buchannon. OF Okla
mona; Mrs NJ. +. McCosh Of Mounds
vile; Mrs. Jennie Jones' OF belmont
-. and Miss Mary. at home. He is also
survived by three brothers and one sis
ter They are william r. Shepherd or
Lisban, Ill: Frank and John Shepherd
~ hls wheeling Creek. and Mrs Julia
caldwell. or Morris. III.
Funeral services will likely be held
thursday afternoon from the home. ana
entombment will Be at o'clock in M,
GREENWOOD mausoleum.
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BRIDGEPORT


L.. tie regular meeting OF the council
49, Jis',nlhg the mayors report FOR Oct >
~ showed Sltf.7O collected in fines ana
licenses and the marshal rsnor,.S az ~" ~ q
49, q. ne report for November showed
sou In Tines and licenses with al a.
number OF residents Of Bencb str...
- present and asked for a Hght for
mat street. the light committee Vas IN
s,,,, -,. ca 10 see the Wheeling Electrical
light placed. temporary
r, "a. "a Ietter was received from the p. a q
i issl,rga9 company asking what council
,co''hued DOING with the bridge AZ $40,
~; As the company claims t6at ~
nIldse - IN danger % falling on m
llaSsr. The clerk was Instructed 10
~ - me company that repairs are 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
FALL MAY BE FATAL
TO BELLAIRE MAN
THOMAS CxozIER Is nv CRITICAL
oENERAL HOSPITAL
Belmont County Medical Society Aeld
FIRST Meeting In New Hospital.
Live News OF Benaire-

Thomas Crozier. well known glass
worker OF Bcilaire. Is in "A serious CON
dition al the Ohio Valley General nos
pital. as the result OF a fall Monday
night. The unfortunate man some year.
ago met with n railroad accident. ana
few weeks ago fell and suhered
slight fracture Of the skull These
accidents are believed to have produced
frequent attacks OF vertigo. which ne
suffered Monday.
While walking along Belmont stree z.
near THIRTY -ffth street. Mr.. Crozier fell
backw ards. striking his head on the
iJVciuc mt. \ physician was summoned
aud after a casual examination said the
man would be all right IN a short time.
OFFICER Duufee was called and arrested
CTozicr on a charge Of drum cnncss, AT
- she phy stefan had made the eNamin-
alton. Nothing was thought OF the mat .
"a Until tuesday morning. when Chief
OF Police Malone entered the Bellatrf
20 aua found Crozicr still unconscious.
Ir. Biser was called. and an examine
ION disclosed that Crozier was suffer
ing concussion OF the brain. and or
ccrcd him removed TO the hospital At
PENDANTS at the hospital last niEht stated
tnat hope for his recovery was slight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
TRADE
BOARD ELECTS
DENT AT MEETING
LAST MIGHT
A 4. Conway. of Bridgeport. Submits
Proposition for New Ice Plant.
II Under Consideration.

one OF the most important meetings
OF the Martins Ferry Board OF Trade
was held last evening in the board rooms
on Hanover street. A. X. Conway. OF
bridgeport. was present and told of the
need OF a new ice plant in this city. The
matter was talked over for some time
later.
The road north of the city was dis
cussed and the committee reported pro-
gress In the work OF changing the two
crossings.
The election Of officers was next in
order and the following were elected for
the ensuing year:
President-W. c. BergundthaL
Vice President-fred l. Selby.
Secretary-A. j. Fallen.
Treasurer-W. J.. Noble
The following compose the board OF
directors: David Coss, +. L. Daugherty.
II. X. Hoge Edward Hite. X. Long. DR..
9. Il. Messerly. George Ralston. a. +.
Selby, l. l.. Schcle and George Smith.
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ON warrant charging cruelty 70
animals. John clark. local huckstcr.
vas arrested yesterday by Constable
Travers on warrant sworn out by
Deputy Humane Agent Roy McMauus
before squire d. :. Mason. The war
rant charges CLARK with hrutally killing
. horse. n f. alleged that Clark fast
ened a rope around the neck ~ tho
horse and pulled it from the stable. and
cut the animals throat ~ le said tho
hide was removed. after which the
carcass Was buried in a. rnNinc along
McMahon'a creek clark was arraiEnad
before Squire Mason yesterday. lie
Pleaded not guilty and viii be given a.
hearing later. A warrant was also
Issued Tor Frank Good. charging him
with killing the horse lie will BE- ar
raj ned before Squire MorrefI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

T. IT, kIuIslbsrrDr was reported % he
resting as easily al could be expected
last evening Ilf la az the Norfh Whoal-
ing hospital
Georrc sutton street comuissioner %
MarW God. Oh 300 at hls homo on Six
feoufn street
Robert Coefiau was reported 20 be
e0mrwhaf better last evening a. his
home out GIrnna Nuu.
Baird JeUsi uf sogtn Warwc8d. has
accepted position 90 fnr He'd star Kl.s-
DerN store Iu Center Wnrw0ud
'IIIfnrI u.nr. con- |urf Ir ON the hnE-
rarr cor ~ fhe lnrlnudle traction line.
we or duty yesterday.
Tho "Hrd UIrrr. "f Keeling" owned b.
fhe WHteUur WHiI PLASTER Comuanv
was removed fH Hrech Bottom. where n
700 Do used iu aruveilrF annd from the
large power house
reNnrnI complaints have been re-
.FIf.N I| local H"f|urIfIrr o. the effect
Chat HuI..u. hIifHfa vnIi. leaving their
unUNfu0a afnud HIunr f"o curb f0nI
have rfHrr fI"uf or r0uf urht burning.
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Motion To Vacata.

Attorneys for the American Sheet 4
IN plate company viii az once file a
motion 70 Vacato the temporary intunc-
ton granted TO T. j. Mulianey and 9th
ers last saturday at 81. Clairsville. The
mayor and council from giving the mill
company the right TO move the fence
over the sidewalk on the East side of
Main street. The hearing will be held
IN common pleas court at ST. Clairsville
the latter part OF the week and a great
deal OF interest Is being taken In the
outcome OF the case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

Last evening the Belmont tent. 40.
2,6. ". %. W iu meeting elected the
FOLLOW INK Officers Council commander
Nose Stcluberg. Adviser lieutenant. LIZ
ther Freeman. Banker. y. a. Bradford
Clerk. Bennett Barton, Escort, Ernest
Jones. Waterman. George Pittman. Sen
try. Robert fsun. Manager. Clarence
barton. The officers viii be installed
the first meeting In January.
The uniform rank Of the same lodge
also elected officers. captain. Clarence
Parton. Lieutenant. John Powell. sec
ond lieut.. Luther Freeman. sergeant,
Daniel Whitehead; second sergeant. Jas.
liuusee corporal, Ernest Jones. second
corporal. John Iumrs. third corporal
Ernest Moore. fourth corporal. oliver
Kemp. quart crmaster sergeant. Harry
Rose. and Flag Boy William Paul. Off
GERS will be installef 81 the last meet
ing In December.