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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19
BLOCH BROTHERS
MAY LAY SWITCH
~ ACTION OF COMMITTEE IS
ENDORSED BY COUNCIL.
Molten TO Permit construetion Of
Bridge Over Street Bitterly Fought
-cores Up Tuesday.

In a stormy meeting last night. the
council committee on ordinances
streets. alleys and grades. and rail
roads. jointly. recommended 10 council
an ordinance granting the Bloch
brothers Tobacco company the privi-
lege OF constructing a switch on
Water street. A motion was made 10
recommend. favorable an ordinance
allowing the building OF a bridge over
Forthwith street. connecting the two
buildings
This motion was bitterly fought by
friends Of the company and friends
OF the property owners OF that dis
trict At last a. was decided for the
committee TO view the site and TO de-
fer action on the motion until Tues
day night This motion prevailed
and the committee adjourned Mem
bers OF the committees and members
Of council will 10 down this afternoon
az o'clock and look over the situa.
ton.
An echo OF the fight under the old
council was heard when Louis Nolte
former president Of the First branch.
and Edward Hughes appeared on the
floor 10 tight the ordinance. They re-
viewed the situation saying that the
concession, IL granted. would injure
their property and other property TO
such an extent as TO make sale there
OF impossible.
To Erect Maruuise.
The ordinance committee last night
recommended to council an ordinance
granting the Conservative Life Insur-
ance company the right TO erect a
marquise in front OF its property on
Market street The city solicitor was
Instructed to draw the ordinance.
Similar action was taken on a request
OF c. A. Robrecht for an awning over
his front entrance on Main street.
near Sixteenth.
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LITTIETON

sLITTLEToN W. Va. June i7-Mr.
haries Robert was a business visitor
IN Clarksburg. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W a. Iemiev snent
sunday with friends In WaynesburE.
Mr.. Harry Villen who is employed nv
tne II; a -. at klce. Ohio spent SUNDAY
with his parents here.
alt. Charles Adams OF Fairmont srent
'uhuay ana monday with friends here.
Dr. Fortney OF Hundred. was a bust
ness visitor In town. Monday
MIS-, Creasey clark returned to her
nome IN springfield, Ohio. after a short
visit with friends In town.
M Mrs - Cunningham spent Tuesday
VIII tTlends az Hundred.
Wheeling. TUESDAY a'hPins IN
Mrs crena Gump Of Waynesburg.
spent the wee kend with friends In
Miss May Enons OF Hundred sne,t
" sdnesday with her sister Mrs. g l..
Mrs. Joe Gloner f. visiting her son NJ
Downs for a few days.
Mr. Gerald Hoffman OF Wheeling. was
business visitor in town this week
Miss Marguerite Coughlin hns ac-
cepted a position as telephone operator
Mr.; Earl Musgrove or Pittsburgh Is
spending few days with his parents
Mr and Mrs. c; r. Musgroye.
Miss owe Hipenbaug his visiting
friends in Pittsburgh for a few DAYS. >
Mrs; George Marley and two sons re-
turned turned home Wednesday after a short
Mr. Il. +. Nay 81 n business visitor in
Fairmont for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Robinson attended
the FUNERAL OF George Earnest at
Georgetown. Thursday.
Wis. MISS Rae Lowe and neice Miss
bretchen Of Cameron are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. j. r. Robinson for a few davs.
Miss Mary Maron Of Board Tree spent
Thursday with friends In town.
Mrs. Thomas Conway H. spending a
lev days with her sister i'm Fairmont
-, The Box social given in the Bank Hall
thursday evening was n good success.
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|. 0. 0. F. PICNIC
Annual Event viii Be Held Today At
Wheeling Park-Msny Hundred
Expected TO Attend.

The second annual picnic OF the In
dependent Order of odd Fellows and
Daughters of Rebeka will be held at
the Wheeling Park today. over 500
tickets have been sold for the outing
and Odd Fellows throughout the tri-
state district are expected 90 be in at
tendance. splendid program of ath-
letic contests. including "A ball game
between the past officers and the
younger members will be played in the
afternoon on the park ball grounds.
The athletic program in which prizes
viii be awarded to the winners follow
100 yard dash for members.
100 yard dash for boys 10 or under.
90 yard dash for girls.
30 yard dash for ladies'.
Potato race for girls.
Sack race for boys.
Swimming contest for boys.
Three legged race.
Fat mans race.
Bill posting contest.
Bail throwing contest for ladies'
Peanut race.
100 yard dash free for all.
Base ball throw.
Rebeka's race.
80 yard dash for boys running back
ward.
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WHAT WEST VIRGINIA
FOLKS SAY ABOUT TT.

Parkersburg, West va.-UI stuff red
with female trouble since my third
child was born. i suffered and was
annoyed for some time. / tried several
doctors who used local applications.
with little benefit. A lady who had
similar trouble had used DIR. Pierce's
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L sent for some. The use of them
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THUR. 400 Lubbock Ave.
Lynchburg. Ya.-sI can say thai
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good remedy. / used 1t for the con-
dition usual among women at forty
I'VE. 1t did more than could EXPECT.
IL did me n wonderful amount of good.
Only one bottle was used but the bene-
fits were permanent.
'My husband used Golden Medical
Discovery for n cough and cold. He
says 1t is the best medicine going. He
gave IL to the children and says that is
why they are so well. We consider
: DIR. Pierce's remedies the standard
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14O5 jackson st.
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there said he had a telegram FOR her. but
he parleycd about producing % and when
he did hand her piece OF paper bel Erah-
bcd her hands and tried to choke her
Mrs. kiufOskN struggled when che frfa
loW attempted Co reach in her stocking
for money che fcll to the floor and put
up stout battle. Another masked rob.
her came in and grabbed Miss Rivers.
who had come Co.. her frieudH rescue.
Mics Rivers uttered such loud cries Cor
help that neighbour began fu Hprar az
windows and then thr robbers drTlafnd
and fled. Mrs klufueEN sent f0r che pu.
licr and che and Mfea Rivers went t1 The
hotel Tor the night
The battle and uufrrfre the women Put
up saved Mrs. kiufOskF what money rhe
had. also "a ff 600 diamond ring che hrd
on her finger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19
INSTITUTE DELEGATES PREDICT
, GREAT FUTURE FOR W. VA. COAL

states who viii develop these coal
said.
Judge Louis Bennett. Of Weston.
one Of the most prominent men IN
West Virginia and who has thousands
OF collars invested In coal property.
not only I'm this state but in the west.
said that newer In the history OF West
virginia are there 20 many men en-
gagged In digging coal and 20 many
men interested In the business as
there are at present. That tells the
whole story In a nut shell about the
coal business In this state al this
time.
Secretary Optimistic.
Secretary Walter CUNNINGHAM. OF
the West Virginia Coal Operators As
sociation. with headquarters at
Charleston. was unusually optimistic
about the coal industry OF this state.
saying that all the many great ana
small strikes during the past few
years In many parts OF the state ana
In the Kanawha valley in particular.
which was one of the most bitter ana
long drawn out strikes In the history
OF West Virginia. have been salts
factorily settled. He said the oper-
ators are satisfied and the men nave
no complaint. which is an assurance
that all II well and everything q
moving along as quietly and placidly
as the Great kanawha river
To sum up the Coal situation in
West virginia: IL is booming now
and as the years so by this industry
VIII become larger. and in a few years,
at the present rate this state will lead
IN coal production. which spells pros
perty, peace. plenty and pleasure for
All IN the Mountain state where coat
Is King and timber is queen. This
was the consensus OF opinion OF the
many delegates who attended the big
convention OF coal men here.
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PRACTICALLY EVERYONE oprlm
isTic REGARDING OUTLOOK.
Prof. keeIy Declares Coal 10 Rapidly
Replacing NATURAL Gas 40 Fuel
for Manufacturing Plants.

Before the seni-annuai. summer.
West Virginia Mining Institute met
here last week II was believed that
there would be only a fair number OF
delegates present But there vas an
unusually large crowd. II was said
that there would be a general semi.
pessimistic feeling among the deleRa.
ton. owing TO general industrial de-
pressions throughout the country. But
u Was the most optimistic convention
assembled In this city Tor years. n
was among the most distinguished ana
happy bunch OF conservative busines,
men TO visit Wheeling for many
months.
The delegates individually and col.
lectively expressed Themselves on the
floor OF the convention and in personal
interviews that the present and espec-
tally the future. looked most promising
In the coal business in West Virginia
AS well as In western Pennsylvania
and eastern Ohio.
Coal Instead Of Gas.
Prof Joshis Keely. ona of the hest
posted men In the state on the coal
business In general. and who IL locat.
ed IN the midst OF commercial activi.
ties along this line. at Kayford. was
among the prominent speakers at the
convention. He said In discussing the
situation privately that the gas in this
state Is being rapidly exhausted and
In score OF years he believed that
the West Virginia supply will be we'll
nigh exhausted: that what litfle gas IA
LETT viii be used only for lighting and
private homes; that burning gas m
industries will be a thing of the past
IL Is Tor that reason the coal business
IN this state is becoming more extens.
I've year by year: that as gas wells
are exhausted, coal mines are opened
which means that in a short space Of
time West Virginia will lead the world
In coal production OF any territory its
size.
j. S. Cunningham. a delegate rom
Charleston. declared that II this state
VIII only treat capitalists from other
states fair IN taxation matters. In a
Few years West Virginia will see the
greatest coal boom in her history.
There are thousands OF undeveloped
acres OF coal lands in West Virginia
and there are hundreds OF men with
great boards Of money from other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19
STEUBENYILLB

TErEENN1LLE. o.. June fg-T0f-
lowing the recent municipal shake down
iu court The awakening OF the public con-
science har taken place here and thrre
tE demand that the very best officials
local finances are fn better shape. with
thirteen candidate out FOR the EruuhfI-
can rud Democratic mnNurnlfE uumfrHa
lions The citizens ere amazed that aumr
think they constitute maFOralfV timber.
Tho Uerald-Star. Republican. has noti-
fled the bunch that Or some unfit man ia
nominated Doc cannot have The SUPPORT
~ Che paper The Gazette. Democratic.
Dr. u-riur fhaf any lutcrlorer candidates
b. n-Lm-raIrn
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II nairnvilla nrt.fn-

Attorney +. y. Emerson and Vincent
Campbell or Bridgeport. was local visit
Ors today
r. r. Michener of Bridgeport was =
local caller today.
Miss Myrtle Henderson Is spending
over sunday with her parents In Fair-
point.
Miss Hannah Embleton o. spending
sunday with her parents. who reside in
Blaine.
ID. g. Kcnnon and Frank Frazier wers
visitors In Beliairc today.
John Travis OF Bellaire. was a local
caller today.
Miss Mamie Grove was n Wheeling
visitor yesterday.
Cook uanford Of Beliairo. was VISIT
ing friends here yesterday.
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FRACTURED SKULL.
Young Harold Hafer Injured by Fall
While Playing.

Harold Hafer. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Hafer. while playing out in ihe
alley at the family home. No. 1872
Market street. yesterday. fell. cutting
a cash in his forehead. A physician
was summoned and the wound was
dressed but upon examination IL was
fround that the frontal bone had been
fractured. The boy is getting
along as well as could be expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

Wra UHnirl kIuforkv has been having
shower uf trouble. She was arcIdeu-
tally shot recently. when her husband
woe found dead in me river. evidently n
suicide. and iarf uIEht she had lcapfr-
Ttr struEEic with robbers.
Joining her in the battle f1 thwarf the
robbers wHa "a young woman Miss Car
rIr Rivers. who bias brrn visitor at the
house.
NUuut q o. u Mr. EinIoakv was caIf.
ed t0 the rear door b. u kuock A man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

\ cake walk and social will be held
m the Pine Grove school house on Sss-
the last TO be held In the country schools
until next school year and should be
well attended. The ladies' are rcques "a
to bring cakes and every one IL invrte,,
Splendid music will be furnished bv
many Of the musicians In the victnrrs
Proceeds will be for the benefit OF the
school library
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19
CHICKEN SUPPER
Enjoyed ey Members % Second Pres
byterisn Church Bible Class
Last Night

The Bible class Of the Second Pres
oyterian church. held a very enjoyable
anair a. the Morgan hotel near West
Alexander last night The affair was
IN the nature Of chicken and waffle
supper prepared for them AZ the Nor
gan hotel
During the course OF the evening
many good speeches were made By.
Rev. Thomas Grias koOntE. Judge A.
n Robinson and others. Mr. Carl
Neer entertained with a vocal solo.
The members Of the class met at the
Second Presbyterian church and were
taken IN automobiles and returned in
the same manner. The affair was
social success as well as the interest
IL created for the good OF the class
Thnae nraaartf
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NO CHARGE FOR THIS BOOK.

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Communion services will be held in
the United Presbyterian churches sun
day morning. Preparatory services have
been held In both churches and a good
number Is expected at the setvices.
Regular preaching services will be held
in the Presbyterian church sunday
evening Rev. Leeper OF the United
Presbyterian church has decided to
speak on Following Afar on In the
evening services. Young Peoples meet
ing viii be held In the evening at s
o'clock.
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Childrens day will be observes b,
the Methodist church Sunday. SUNDAY
will attend the services at 1910 in a
body. each class occupying a reserved
section. Rev. Fisher speaks on tho sub
Iect. Growing Flowers" Junior and
Epworth League will be held at the
regular hours. and az 700 O'Clock "a
chtldren.s day program rendered and
everybody a. cordially invited 70 attend.
There Will be infant baptismal service
az the morning hour.
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attending on meeting off the trustees or
vt Union college. which institution Do
reports is in the b.at shape In ifs hia-
tory.
Nrv rnrron q. Uuwkiua naat1r OF
Hamiiur So o. church has had tho o.
gree ~ Doctor OF DIVINITY conferred on
bin b. AT Union college
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10 ia rINNu QUO to-day aEn.I.nTTIHIH IfN
thff in addition t1 e. coming defirit Dol
funds N This city that paving HannHr-
mrutr Tor $4,000 soon fHif due. which
will have t0 he uuf against The general
duplicate and against those who have
ALREADY paid fhrir own lndiViduHi aa.
scsamcnta, all because mcy failed Co.
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A $4,000 damage SUIT was dled in the
common pleas court by James g Tall
man or bellatre. attorney ror -afvfna
Mixer. et al against the Y. * q. Coal
company. The plaintif has brought tn,
suit against the defendant in behalf or
her deceased husband. who was killed in
the coal mine operated by the defendant
her husband was killed In the mine on
the 10TH OF october. 1913. by coming IN
contact with tho trolley wire thereby
Eetung an electric shock The plain
I'm alleges that ~ was through tho
negligence OF the d. sndants. In hanging
the wire To Tar from the roof OF the
mine. that her husband was killed
James Tallman OF Bellaire, is the attor-
ney for The plaIntin.
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one marriage license was issued in
INC probate court today by deputy Judge
William Il. Doran, aged IS. brickmak-
er or Empire. @, and Annie McMullen,
married by Rev. Young. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church.
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ST. CLAIRSV WILLIE

ST. GAINESVILLE. O.. June 1S-The
Tour liquor cases OF John Debulse. steve
fitner. John Jasper and Joe krumskey
were heard In the mayors court ycster-
Jay. M -FOUR men are from Lansing
ana were arrested by John G. IddIngs
Tor operating speakcasies. The four
men had formerly entered pleas OF not
sulity, which were Withdrawn and pleas
OF guilty were entered. The mayor.
nned all -FOUR men $500 and costs each
which were not paid. Attorney Vincent
campbell, OF bridgeport. represented
l1tner and l.. T.. Emerson. OF Bridge
port. was the attorney for the other
three. Attorney Earl Lewis represent
ed the state In the cases
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The J,ffcra0n County a. r.. convention
which has Just adjourned 90 Eaaf
dent Mites allie g. Adams vice proaI.
dent trnrEr j Earfhnfd. secretary.
stanton Crawford. assistant secretary.
Irnfrf NIeEErhrrE treasurer John NJ.
Niger. depart mental auurrInfruHFnT
Junior llr NfffIr ErHkIuf. assistant
junior. Mics Nina BrowuinE. Tenth To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

Wheeling township commencement ex-
ercises viii be held IN the Trinity
church OF Friday. June 25th in the az
ternoon. Superintendent W. A. Quagg
Of the local schools will deliver ths
class address and music will be furnish
cd by the St c2airsville orchestra
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For the bid thcr, has been invented
a watch with the hours SO marked by
raised dots and dazheS that % can b.
read by the sense Of touch
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In thg case nf MAYOR George W Nc
fflah tIH sentence was mot suspended.
only its execution was suspended
r. ~. Mcmillan W. Tho Muukrr CO.
dtfunEo ruIt settled Hf costs OF defend.
ant after jury bad been emuaueled.
samuel trHHHunH NH. Anna tfrUaauInm.
suit for divorce. They were married fn
July. 1917. no tnrrhIrr. Conn. and ha
alirEee wIIrII absence. Cohen. attorney.
robert a. EufI.r NH. EIln Butler. suit
Tor divorce ThfV were married April
IH. 1910. af WhrrIinF. and ho alleges her
arrest and conviction Tor adultery and
her nHrNrfIUu OF nIm. Cohen. attorney
John 90 Nnrnu NH saufro NiuCi. suit
Tor s1nI duo al rent Gardner. attorney.
Henry Phillips Nn Phillips u Hroa .
appeal SUIT from court OF ~. n lsuwurr.
IhrrsH trUah Ne Annie fHrhi. ruif fnf
elHudrr end damage of a. 500 asked for
nHNiug fr EIHEIeh anr Was a thief
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Elon. Miss Hindwln Uarri- Quot Hour
Miaa Jennie Erll NIaeIurarf Mise Helen
simpson. titizcuHrIu George Porter.
Ir"rH. Jameson Lewis. TNfrnafnu MIrr
Margaret BUGGY.
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make proper assessments. There has
been very negligent management 81 city
affairs for several years.
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swimming Pool-WheeIing Park.
stay In as long as you like.
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Allen Robinson. a. Parton.
". T.. Hobinson. a. Amlsn.
q. ". Chamber Nm Miller
Carl Neer. Va E Wells
Harry Kirk. Joseph Robinson
Kew koontk. }. v. Wheeler,
Alex Bone. Mar shall hroWnlce,
!ohn healiuon. Leonard Riser.
Andrew Hambig, a Godfrcv.
william hin. Charles Ebberts
j. Ihomas. Alexander Rogers
\. Fair. I'd. Handy
W. X Thompson. ,. ~. Pickett.
y Maul-ecd, Frank Dowler,
J. Nelson ~. T.. Reed
J. Minchcoll. ~. Eachman
p , Irussel. Warren Downs.
,arl Nay. Louis Mckee.
-. l-einer, Louis Nassiff.
Walter Leiner. Mr. Manslee.
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ODD FELLOWS PICNIC
At WHEELING PARK TO-DAY.
Athletics. other amusenents.
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Big Aerial Aet-wheeIins Park.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-01-01
MRS. A. R. PRICE

Melissa Dudley Price was born In
Pike county. Illinois. April IL. 1888.
and died at her homo in Pullman.
Washington, December 20. 1914. at
the age OF SIS years. months and .
days. Mrs. Price crossed the plains
when she was three years old and set
tied at Silyerton. Oregon. where she
spent a good portion 'of her life as
real pioneer.
october IS. 1867. she was married
to J. L. Rogers, and to this union
were born seven children: Mrs. @. A.
Mcdonald OF Pullman: L. L. Rogers
of Pendleton. F. h. Rogers Of Colfax,
+. o. Rogers OF Pendleton. e. c. Rog-
ers OF Weston. Mrs. =. +. Sauce or
walia Waiia and J. l. Rogers OF Lew
Iston, all OF whom survive her. She
leaves one brother. +. A. Dudley OF
Athena, and also eighteen grandchil-
tiren and one great grandchild. Her
first husband. Mr. Rogers. died at
Weston, Oregon, June 2i. 1879.
on February 20, 1894. Mrs. Rogers
became the wife of A. r. Price. who
was also a pioneer and had made his
home in Oregon for many years. sery-
ing one term as a member OF the state
senate from Umatllla county. For
eight years after their marriage Mr..
and Mrs. Price lived on farm near
Weston, and In 1909 they moved to
Whitman county. Washington, settling
between Coifax and Pullman. Later
they moved to the city Of Pullman.
where they had lived for the past
eight years.
Mrs. Price was known as an excel
lent Christian woman. and was hon
ored by the high respect OF her many
friends In Oregon and Washington.
She had long been a member OF the
Christian Church and an active work
er in its women's organizations. She
was also a member OF the Eastern
Star and the Maccabees. type Of
the true pioneer. she was not afraid
of service, and was always ready to cx-
tend her aid to those who needed II.
With her sunny disposition and her
pleasant manner Of meeting and
greeting her friends, she won a fond
place In the hearts OF all who knew
her. An earnest Christian, she made
her faith a part OF her daily walk.
Her death is mourned as that OF
good neigilbor and a devoted wife and
mother.
The funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon at the Christian
church in Pullman. The remains were
then shipped TO Walla Walla, where
they were laid to rest on the morning
Of Christmas day in the Masonic GEM
etery.