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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-04
FOR RENT ur,ashad Rooms

FOR RENT Nicssy rurnisnsd front; room
for gentlemen. or light housekeeping;
sgrornd tioor; central location. Apply TO
HoQsekeeper, Tower apartments. adjoin-
:, ING Tower School. 21e Hughes street,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-04

FOR SALE-one lot In Lumberport, w.
Va, size 137xl6s. feet. a great bargain
II sold before December 20. Address
20. Co. in care of the Telegram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-04

FOR RENT Two nicely. furnished rooms
and telephone. Call at 200 Clay, street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-11
Germany Charges Russians
With Atrocities III Prussia
All Sorts Of Horrible Crime Said To Have
Been Committed By Soldiers 1@@

. of pregnancy were also t<r: by the,
hestial soldiers, ever Y men over
ueventy years OF age were not spaTeG.
A little girl, eight years old, was vic.
lated by two Russian soldiers in sue.
cession. Officers also gave themselves
up to such rnisdeeds. Nst 1G
I t''Othcr supplements disclose the ut.
rocities pcrpotratetl on German prison.
ers-of!war by Russian troopss Ere.
rHntly those German soldiers taken
prisoner were robbed, spat upon or
otherwise mistrcated. A Russian Of.
fcer threatened German soldiers, who
refused to bctray their comrades with
death, and actually ordered one Of them
shot. Russian troops placed German
prisoners in narrow pits before their
ARTILLERY positions with the evident in.
tcntion Of allowing them 70 be killeu
| by German fire, Cossacks in riding
naat German prisoners of-war, cut of
their heads, or wounded them, or---by
choppirg of their limbs---mutilated
them. A German prisoner was cruelty
| bound to a SORT of treadmill and left
TO starve. Three ,hussars were found
hanged in barn with their heads down
and their noses and ears chopped of,
80 thst they must have died In fright.
full agony. 1919. ~.
Neither did the Russian hordes hor
state at the mutilation and murder Of
wounded German soldiers. Thus they
tore the bandaOes of the wounded 80
Chat they would bleed TO death; pierced
on. their eyes, cut of their tongues,
ears, fingers and feet of others, OF
smashed in their skulls. In many in
stances the atrocities took on the yery
character of fiendish torture. Thus
prisoner, slightly wounded, who was
pinned to the wooden floor of veran.
dah by "a sword. which went through
his mouth, had the flesh stripped of his
, entire forearms from the elbows down,
while his fingers were cloven to the
wrists; another, who had fracture OF
eth" skuD, was bound to a calf in q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-11
PUNAHOU ALUMNI
SOON TO GATHER
Annual Meeting This Year viii
Take Form Of Supper
On Campus

Plans for the ANIMAL mcctiuS of the
Punahou Alumni Association are now
being perfected by the officers of the
association. The gathering this year
will take the form OF a supper to he
served on the lawn in front of Castle
Hall on the campus, beginning at six
thirty O'Clock ON friday evening June
18th. The suppcf committee consists Of
Mrs. j. l.. Mclean (chairman), Mrs.
Charlotte Ewing and Miss Ruth Ander.
son. A very attractive menu has been
prepared, and a/large number of the
alumni and former students of Punahou
are expected TO be present. Instead of
soliciting the food for the supper, as
on former occasions, the plan is this
year to charge fifty cents apiece to COW
er the cost Of the supper. In order to
secure largo attendance of the
younger alumni in particular, Henry
Judd, the president Of the association,
has chosen n representative from each
of the classes graduating during the
last fifteen years to act as sponsor for
his or her class, each sponsor trying to
secure the attendance of all his or her
classmates now in Honolulu. Crafty.
ing reports are now bsiDg received from
some of these sponsors as to the num-
Der interviewed and expected at the
meeting. # -
Immediately after the supper the
business meeting will take place. This
will consume but a short time. Reports
will be presented by the president and
the treasurer, and the report Of the
nominating committee then will be pre-.
scented and acted upon. This committee
consists Of John L. Fleming Chairman,
Miss Charlotte Hall and Alan Lowrey.
They will present the names Of the can
didates for the Office of president, vice.
president and secretary treasurer. When
this business has been dispensed with,
the subject Of the seventy fifth aunt
versary Of the foundiny of Punahou will
be presented by two or three trustees
of the institution. {.
The financial and artistic features of
the coming celebration will be touched
upon and the graduates present will
realize for the first time what SPLEEN
did occasion is to be expected year
from now The gathering may be ex-
pected to conclude about eight o'clock,
in time for those present who wish to
keep other engagements for the even
ing to do so. As the supper will be
served promptly at six thirty O'Clock,
it is advisable for those planning to
attend to be on hand before that hour.
The general committee In charge ex-
pestSi that .thisi qPPpal Meeting on the
18th will be the largest in the history
of the association. To-, . - /"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-11
Act Quickly
Delay Has Been Dangerous In Honolulu,

Do the right thing at the right time.
Act. quickly in time of danger.
In time of sidney danger, Doan :
Backaehe Kidney Pills are most eff
fective. ..-.f. o.. .a
Plenty Of evidence of their worth.
Mrs. b. Halyersol, $50 Santa Cruz
st., San Pedro, CAL, says: 81 was both.
cred for quite q while by kidney tfou
BILE and pains In my Lack. D0au e
Baekache Kidney Pills gave me the
quickest relief ! had ever found from
any medicine. We Keep Doan's Back.
ache Kidney Pills on hand all the time.
II / begiu to have pain 10 my back or
my kidneys show signs of eing dis
ordered, at once take them. They
soon check the attack. Ally little son
was severely afflicted with kidney trou.
bla. He was swollen from his head to
his feet. He had severe pains In his
back and his kidneys were weak aud
disorlered. :. The dortor said the trouble
was bordering on ,Bright's disease. We
began Giving him Doan s Backache Kid
ney Pills and they cured him. That
happened when he was six years old,
and since he hassbeen cured there hBs
been no sign Of trouble. One other In
our family has used Doan Is Baekache
Kidney Pills with good bensht."
;Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
ppld by all druggists and Rtorekeepers
ut 80 cents Der box (six boxes ~, 50)
or will be mailed on receipt OF price
nv the H0llister Drug Co., Honolulu,
Wholesale agents for the Hawaiian i,
lands, W. .f., :,
y Rcmember the name, DoaR's, and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-11
POSTMASTER. YOUNG
PLEASED WITH FAIR.

Postmaster Young returned to his
duties yesterday, after an absence Of
a month at sea and on tfN mainland,
necessitatcd Ey the health Of his wife,
who was obliged TO return with their
daughter to their home In South Care
lima. - ."r
d visited IN" San Francisco fair
FIVE times, said Mr.. Young, "and 1t
is wonderfully beautiful. 'f.~
cit seemed to me that tile attend
once was excellent and that the show
ing Of cxhiI it's was good. But WASH t
20 much Interested in the exhibits as in
the beauty of the spectacle as a
whole. 80" r.~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-11
]URYvS VERDICT IN
FATAL BURNING CASE

A coroner inquest on the body OF
Apeliiii, young Hawaiian woman,
belonging to Puma, Hawaii, was held
yesterday afternoon. The woman died
at Queen Is Hospital, June 5.
A verdict was rendered to the effect
that deceased came to her death from
the results of second degree burns GOV:
Gring one third of her body, accidental
Nv received through her clothes taking
FIRE from an open cOok-stov in a Dow
.sett Lane tenement.
The jurors were James r. Pierre
John J. Cook, Joseph Riney, Alex q
Nicholas, Manuel OrEellas and George
Maxwell.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-11
MERCHANT STREET LOT SOLO
At RATE OF 100000 AN ACRE

A piece Of land, only 219s square
feet in area, ON Merchant street, be
tween Al'%"a and Richards streets,
Was sold h} tn" heirs Of Mrs. u, Ma
hiai Robinson, deceased, last Friday to
Mrs Catherine IIe;en Kahanuulani
ThurSton, wife Of Fire Chief Thurstda,
for 1880. The sale was at tile rate
"f trfic over two dollars AID twenty
five rents Il square foot, or at the rate
of nearly $l00OOO an acre. The lot
has but n frontage of thirty-seren feet
on Merchant street, just across from
the Merchant street entrance to The
Advertiser building. .E.l.L.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-11
BISHOP FUNERAL STILL
HAS NOT BEEN SETTLED

+ Faxon Bishop expects word today
from San Francisco which win permit
Of plans for the funeral of the late
Charles Reed Bishop. Nothing il
known thus far beyond the fact That
the hody win he returned for, lurigl
here, presumably in the Kamehameha
m"u'o'e""H. Mr., Eisbon married Prin-
cess Bernice Pauahi Paki. a,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-11
cRAMP COLO

No need of suffering from eramps in
the stomach or intestine! Jams. Cham,
herlain g Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy.never fails to relieve the nest
severe rnsrs Gnt,it today; there will
he no time to send for II after the AZ.
tack coW"s on. For sale hS al dealgs,
Renson. Smith & Co, Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-11

Oceanic people state that the out
look for outgoing business to Ha-
wait Is not at al attractive. The
Pa'itc Mil. owing to present un-
settled conditions, have nothing TO
offer. The Matson people, howev-
or, seem to be pretty well assured
of getting business right along"
As for mail, Hawaii would have to
depend almost exclusively on the Mat
son line The TOyO Kisen Kaisha has
two arrivals from the coast booked this
month, both subject to change. A
sma amount of mail arrives occasion
ally from Vancouver via the Royal
Mail line and once month by traTs.
port. The Oceanic company is at odds
with the government and refuses to
carry mail at the rates offered.
Service Cut In Two .-.', r..
Roughly speaking, the service
would be cut in two. The Territory
- would have to fan hack on q ship
a-week schedule. T."
IT happened that when the Will
helmina came in yesterday II was
lust week between arrivals. Six
hundred and fifty bags Of mail, tho
WIhelmina brought. About q hun
dred day is what the postoffice
allows for
CAS- far ~ this Office goes, " said
Frank r. Sullivan. SUPERINTENDENT If
nails, yesterday, 81 believe there wO''l
be very little congestion on the recciv'
ing end. We got everything out today
without any confusion or delay.
9TH mail, vow understand. IL sort
ed il san FraAciscp.. ID carriers, ~
divisions of boxes, and by big firms
IN that way, it can be handled here
with a, minimum of delay
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-11
TRAVELLERS ARE EASY
FOR LEHIGH COLLEGE
tAp.oniatsd pres. Nv FeAsraI

tAssoniated Press Nv Federal wircraaTb
SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, June
THE Travelling Ah.Chipese team of
Hawaii, suffered their wo"'t defeat oe
the season here yesterday in the hands
OF Lehieh University team. Score
Lchigh u, Travellers 9.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-11
ZOE MANDoT 0UTPoINTs :
OAKLAND Joe AZAvED0
(Associated Prom NV Y.deraI Wirelesa.l

tASsocIated Press BY Federal Wireisss') !
NEW ORLEANS, La, june T.--.Ioe'
Mondot, of this city, last night wgs,
given a decision at the end of the Of.
teenth round ih his boxing contest
With Joe Azavedo of Oakland, Cal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
MOTHERHOOD WITHOUT FEAR"

few mOnhs Mccues magazine announced =, N. ,...-
%.. Sss sSCas hd S S ma% by rnS9
ao Hs n ns Es"frsO @S %sG
fa% 5Sssd on S SS mos
regarding 1ssiT ABILITY n % @ or prominence
tested Sy ther S SG OF and work %
columns %nS 0 the daily press rubbish ns
oUet ,b s5 oS furnished by Thompson playwright sna
r e seseT6ns this method pains labor nt the
of the @ @ events Of the last prevented the spread
o saSHc ns Fss KNEW a' Ge CHILDREN
%ondsTfSi opS M nH%S;0 G. TSs then
the facet s5 that the practice her.
sG in the g bSS5 and ", sS @
sss G the R ss% 9t the RsS CT 6.s and
probably viii be B sSsPH' and its use general
aSs necessary muscular SoSiad S sy AND d0S , not
ade. N Who Ts2%gsGs article . as fairy the two
%f f Vance Go S o5 Dgdoepas rubbish sobSsns
q 49, TO the place sia S,i"
has OS.a accepted Academy dse 1.e int
ne examined tested aS have OF n dSs5ss,
There is no such statements even Mr. rhomp ~
told s@as ss ne the pan Sse ei5 d.oa
a 70 the As'dny o. Medicine number Of cases Of Childbirth
academy september ne 2s.TT of the preparation
academy az To the ay a2 the minister Of asking
substitute morphn Hy unanimous vote % ay hospitals as
opinion however that h re r m could give no
ouhf,
me committee Two chemists ~
ne
samples variable
only eue ingredient
uu hl- 10 llanlt'
taese two chemists later
'n.ical ana boogc 20 him
% s va. exclusively formed by hyochord morphIn and that
mig
giS poisoning we're esaey the orpbln hydro
,orl nh death A
Zen 5l.e about onehaf gran o. indging
de
TOT ossoer TO- and he uen de- IAcsdes from tuiv
OF orpan IN amples Il viii KIN quickly norphn Il VIM r@y
In Jlst a quickly
"c'Isuy on Nl,lene ~ Paris has preparation
or me Tears or prospective mothers
ave on subject
facts The article
even TO yellow journalism Med
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

PARIS. Jan. >. 1850 y. m-TEe fol-
lowing Ofucial communication Was Is.
sued BY the war offlce tonight.
Last night our troops took possession
OF quarry situated at the crossing oi
me road from kouyrdis 10 ST Mihiol
and that from Maizey 20 st MthiOl and
blsO some hbortng trenches
There Is no other operation to report
me weather continues to be very bad
with inCcssant rains
Grand Nicholas has addressed ia
General Joftre the following Telegram:
hasten To inform you Of the 10y.
iul news that the army OF the Caucas as
Notwithstanding that it's forces have
oeSn reduced To minimum. with a view
not 10 weaken the army In the principal
theatre OF the war, has won two dcci.
eve Nictories-On December "a and ~
January and I, modern caIendAr)
against Turkish forces superior ia mum.
Der, al Arabian against the First corus
ana ~ Sari hamysh against the Ninth
ana Tenth Turkish corps The entir.
Ninth corps has capitulated: and Tenth
corps il making every effort 10 with.
draw bHt - being pursued b. our
ing reply:
pray your imperial highness TO nc.
c'Pt my warm Fluctuations for N,
great victory won By the army OF Ia.
caucasus. By their constant and unin.
terruptcd effort in all the theatres oi
operations the armies OF the allies ar.
preparing the definite yietorie. Of he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
"NOSTRIOLA" FINE
FOR T0NSILITIS
OR SORE THROAT

NOSTRlOLA has been known to re
heye the worst case OF Sore Throat In
a few hours. II Is simple. sensible
easily applied, and a pleasant surprise
awaits all who will use f.
To relieve Sore Throat. swallow =
small piece OF NOSTRIOL.A three or
four times per day and apply 20 the
outside Of the throat Just before re.
firing. bandaging with a hot wet cloth.
In case of Sore Chest. where the
lungs are very sore and breathing is
not free, and you suffer pain every
time you cough. apply NOSTRIOLA
to the chest and sides, rubbing the
Balm well under the arm-pits.
NOSTRlOLA works through the
pores. acts quickly. and should be an
piled freely.
Ask your druggist about NOSTRIO.
Ia. and get a small tube. You will
never regret 70.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
Big VICTORY
russians Capture Entire Turkish
Army Corps-others Are In
Flight and Pursued

PE1RoGRAD. Jan. Sit is official.
~ announced that the Russian troops
have gained a decisive victory Al Sari
kamysh. The entire ninth army CORPS
OF the Turks Was captured
The following report received from
the Russian headquarters In the eau.
easus was made public tonight.
Last night our troops won com.
plete victory over the Turks at Sal
hamysh. We have beaten two Turk
ish army corps and made the entire
Ninth Turkish army corps. inciudia /.
It's commander and three divisions
commanders. prisoners
Small bodies OF Turkish troops
which succeeded in escaping were
vigorously pursued and DESTROYED
we continue pursuit of the othe-
part of the Turkish forces which are
In full retreat"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
Sand Hill Briefs.

Mrs. Harry ;. Davis and daughters
Alice and Beulah. who spent several
DAYS last week with Mrs. Charles Neu-
hardt' OF Wheeling Island. returned
home Sunday.
Mr.. Lewis shepherd, 81 Big Wheeling
creek. was calling on sand FIN Fritav
MI. and Mrs. Wiibert Wilson WeS.
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Winters
Misses Lilly Winters and Myrtle Rig
sle were the guests Of Miss Leila cor
field sunday
Mr.. and Mrs W r. Kent were The
suests OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs j.
l.. Kent Sunday
Miss Katherine EaTiewiue was call
ing on Mrs Alfred Turned. SUNDAY
Mr.. Clyde Esrlewine and Miss Eliza
eeth Kent were calling on Mr.. and Mrs
Merton winters one day last week
NJ. william Bruce b. 800 az hts home.
Messrs Curtis Cain and Leland cor
he!d were calling on v. :. Kent. sunday.
Mr Harry ;. Davis was calling in
Elm Grove Sunday ~
Mr. W ~ Turner's sunday school
class surprised him by gathering az his
home saturday evening and ureseptlng
MIN with beautiful rocking chair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

ora. candidate Usrf initiated 81
'hr meeting ~ the Kuirffs 10 Tvthiaa
held ln their hall last evening
ATTORNEY " - Pratt. al tits rIfvT
vii an t1 So CialrsyilIr THE mnrnine
on r. business trip
The condition uf Mrs Poster Vghffs
show little lwproN enent a. her home
Or Third street
80 Monica gutld ~ g. FauTs Fpis-
CORAL church viii hold en- important
ustfirE ir the church thfa .ssrfnF
The melting ~ the hiFh patrol IN he
InF scouts scheduled Tor IHsf evening
wHs postponed til Thursday evening
IUr Loyal order OF Moose held AZ Inn
r.-fnuf meeting boo thsir hnH Last eve.
rinE AND candidates we're initiated
~ IrferratInE rrWa Of brshsf ball
WHr PLAYED lr fIs f'lH school FFmn4a.
ium lest evening between the Freafmrn
aud fNe aDuhumnrasa
The condition o. ar Edward Mans.
hars'r still continues critical 81 his
home 0u Tenth street
A largo Uaw Der from this CITY went
- fhe Poultry show Ir fhs WawIev
huldina lu Wheeling fasf ararirT
Dr. wae reported fn fIfe cts yssffvBry
bar g.. a kiWIfon who has been fn III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
WAR BRIEFS



BERLIN. Jan. 3. 10y wireless TO say
Ntil.l The following news items TOT
publication were given out todsy %
III. official press bureau:
The North German Gazette sSyr
that hartlepool. Eng. according to ths
English Monthly Army List belongs "a
the coast defense and that Whttby. &C
eording to the English Monthly Naval
LAST. - coast guard station. scar
borough. the newspaper says. has n bat
tcry Of STA l5-tnch guns soldiers
barracks and radio station.
Rome reports received here say that
Great Britain ~ sending Indian troops
landed IN Egypt to the European war
theatrc Ia tn fear that the Indians
Nould prove unreliable against the adj
ancinE Turks
"AdNtccs received from Genoa say
that the Italian government has TAX
energetic measures against the illegal
expectation 10 France Of objects which
would serve FOR military purposes.
IN. Paris newspaper Eciaire prints a
report from tHNrc "a the effect that the
great part Of the provisions IN the Dun.
klrk arsenal were destroyed by the Ger
man bOmbardment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
BRIDGEPORT
Council MeesIns


The city council held the irst rn.et.
Ing Of the year last evening an tue
council chambers In the city building
and number OF important matters
were given attention during tbs even.
Ing All Of the members were present.
Council approved the appointment
OF William McConnuaghey as chief OF
the IRE department. be having been
elected al the recent meeting OF the
department for the purpose OF cleo.
ing officers
Frank j. Ebert was elected clerk
OF council 10 MI the vacancy caused
by the death OF James Coz who held
the oniee OF clerk OF that body for a
number OF years.
Roy Farmer vas appointed tar col.
lector TO MI the uneKplred term of
the late James Cox.
Frank Massey and John Howley
were elected police officers Cor the
year as they are az present the DO
lice and their services have proved
highly satisfactory 70 the public.
All of the old council committees
were reappointed for the ensuing
year with no changes in the bodies.
NO action was taken on the curve
OF the traction company at the HIN
machine shop as many OF the citizens
had expected
The usual monthly bills were read
and approved and ordered paid.
Mayor Schafrer appointed a commit.
tee. composed OF Fred Neininger, FreS
Cook and George Koehnline, to draw
up resolutions OF respect on the death
or James Cox who. for a number OF
years. was clerk Of council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
DEMOCRATIC SUFFS TO
URGE CLAIMS ON WILSON

u.MASIlNGTON, Jan. 5-Prssident
wilson tomorrow will receive a dsleKa-
lloh or nearly 100 Democratic women
many OF them voters, who will call al
the white House 10 ask him to suDpnrt
constitutional amendment for nation
wide woman suffrage The am.ndmsnt
~ 10 De voted on Ia the house january
~ and the call on the President will
opeu the hnal EFFORT OF the sufIragists
AT the present session Of congress-
Mrs. George A. Armes president of
the District OF Columbia branch Of m.
Mlls9n ana Marshall league. will head
the delegation. which will INCLUDE shs
wives OF several Democratic members
OF congress and committees from MARY
Insnd, delaware New York. Virginia anc
Pennsylvania
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
STOMACH SOUR? STOP INDIGESTION,
GAS, HEARTBURN PAPES DIAPEPSIN

remedies give you relief sornetirnes-
they are SLOW. but not sure DtApspsin
u quick. positive and puts your stora.
Aeh IN a healthy condition 80 the mis-
cry won't come bach.
You feel different As soon as Pan. =
DiRpepsin comes in contact with IN.
stomach-distresS Just vAnishes-your
stomach gets sweet. no gAsss no
beiching. no eructAtions OF undirested
food. your head clears and you feel
tine.
fut an end 10 stomach trouble BY
ketuhg iAiEe nfty-cent case OF
Pape's DiHpepsin from any drug s,ore
You realize in ave minutes how need
less II Is 10 suffer from indirsztion
Dyspepsia or any stomach disorder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
Russian Statement

PETROGKAD. Jan. 5.-General head.
quarters has issued the following a.
hcial communication.
On the left bank Of the Nistula on
January a rine and artillery IRE con-
tlnued. Round about and south OF Ror-
llmow there have been separate engage
meuts
IN Galicia no essential notifications
sre 10 be noted. At UzsOk pass the Aus
trlans. IN retreat. were attacked by our
taNhhy, winch Tell upon them flank and
rear hIter having made their way by
mountain paths obstructed by snow
this Notwithstanding violent snow
storm In this attack We captured about
ten OFFICERS and more than $50 soldiers :"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06

Yesterday afternoon a. gssO o'cloes
e. IN" home Of her daughter. Ars Pred
fsirburn, OF Cemetery road. occurred
the death OF Mrs Margaret McAnuish
widow Of the late william McAnnIS..
who died six years ago. The deceased
Nah % years or age and had been a resi-
.thl OF this city for the past 50 wears
Death ~ss due TO inhTmities 81 old age
she IL survived by the following chil-
1ren. Ia. 9, william. George. Calvin,
Mrs Margaret HildebFant Mrs Sol
Douds and Mrs. Fred Fairburn Al a
late hour last evening the funeral ar
iahsements had not been completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-06
Big RAIL ORDER

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 5.-The Pan
nsylyania Railroad company TO-DAY nsked
Tor bids on 10000 tons Of steel rails
the companys requirements for the cur
rent year. orders for 150 900 tons will
be placed for early delivery and the
balance will be ordered later
. The total quantity OF rails ordered b.,
the company in 1914 Was l32432 tors