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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-12-31

big Type" Poland China spring
boars, also Aberdeen-Angus bulls one
and two years old. Sold right if taken
soon. j. A. Beaumaster,
Ema, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-12-31
New Fed Barn.

The Lenth barn first door east of the
Strother House is all remodeled and
ready for business as feed barn.
Livery in connection. Your patronage
solicited.
EDDY q PORTER, Props.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-12-31
Wante9.

To buy, Herford bull old enough
for service, Either high grade or reg
istered. Everett Smith.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-12-31

Hides wanted of all kinds and will
pay the highest market price. Phone
Davis Corners 16.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-12-31
Fer Sale.

My place east of German Catholic
! Church. Amos r Doolittle. =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19
r1nsr ror1cr 70 cnED1Fon g

In the District Court Of the United
states FOR the Northern District OF
West Virginia.
In Re Julia Pantano. Bankrupt. IN
Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of julia Pantano, Of
Dola, In the County Of Harrison, ana
District Aforesaid, a Bankrupt:
Noticesis hereby given that on+t the Stn,
day OF April. 1915. the said Julia Pan
tano. was duly adjudicated bankrupt;
and the first n setting of his creditors Will
be he1dFa.t+the Eaw ONCE or w. frank
Etout.szin Clarksburg. West Virginia,
on the 22nd. day Of April 1915. at u o
o'clock In the forenoon, at which time
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19
2O6. West Main Street

said creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
said meeting.
Dated: April 10th. i 81 is.
w. FRANK STOUT.
Referee in Bankrup tcy. II
'B. NERENDISO. Esq.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19
Standing OF the Clubs.
money

4 ContiRued from pa
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which the transportation OF lunatics
are paid Mr.. .Lakin says, in his let
ter. given below, at the transports.
ton charges Of prisoners Is being adj:
vanced by the board from the earn
|ings Of the penitenti ary. .3s,
Mr. Lakin' s. lettersis as follows: -:5
April rs 10 Isl;
Hon. II. ID. Hatfield,
Governor Of West Virginia
Charleston. Viva. 4. 8 855
Dear GOVERNOR M s M
The enclosed letter received by US
this morning from State Aud itorJ
Darst. concerning an insane patient
In the Ohio rounty jail. brings TO
mind very forcib1y an exceedingly
serious condition resulting from the
|inab lily Of the state. Institutions to
pay cost Of sending for inmates who
have been committe thereto.
Withinta fewd days after the auditor
and treasurer suspende ed payment be-;
cause oflack4 OF; fund ). We d irected the
superintendents Of N the institutions,
whenever they receive commi tment;
lthorities that they will receive the
persons committed. abut that the rela-;
Ftives#ors other friends fof. he persons.
SO committed or the coun authors:
ties, must send hem tor The III titutionai
at their own expense. ii SAE
We are able to- care for the inmates
after they are received, through the
Observation-Disclosures. producers
and Who'll esalers. who are willing to-
extend credit to the state. bit there
IS no cash avail BILE either to this
board or to the superinte ndentsEo Of
the institu ions to pay cost OF trans
|portation. M,
AS q result, insane atients are be-
ing held inscounty$iails som of them
having no friends or relatives, and
Eboys and girls ommitt ted 20 the two
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19
Al GoODSWA,Y TO I; otssIIAMPoo

i Shampoo with +Resinolf Soap, rubbing,
Its latherz thoroughly into the scalp, so
as to work IN The 1sooth hing healing
Resinol dication- This almost always
stops dandruff and scalp itching. and
keeps the hair live. thick and lustrous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
EXTRA SESSION
Ccon-nu.d Prom Fir., r.r..,

the Code OF West Virginia, and by
adding thereto section nine-A and
abolishing sections two and nfty-three
OK that chapter. concerning the plead
ing and practice in the courts"
Fifteenth. to take up. consider and
act upon the bill known in the late
regular session OF the legislature as
house bill No. 296. entitled "A bill TO
amend and sections ? and
3 OF chapter 157 CO the code of West
virginia, In relation to grand juries.
Sixteenth, to amend and re-enact
the existing food laws OF the state or
any part thereof. and to enact such
other legislation on the subject as
the legislature may deem proper.
Seventeenth. to consider n act
upon a bill known in the late regular
session OF the legislature as senate
bill No. 227. entitled. "A bill provid-
ing for the equipment, keeping, main
tanning and use OF electric or other
headlights on railroads operating IN
the state OF West Virginia"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
PRESENTATIONS
Final Day OF Session wss Occasion
For Presentation OF Valuable
Tokens Of Esteem 10 Ofheers
(6y w. r. kEYsER)
lStaff Correapondentl

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. "a
The nnal day OF the regular session
of the Legislature was made the occa-
sion OF presentation to various ofn-
GERS by Legislators Of tokens Of es-
teen.
Immediately after the convening OF
the senate this morning Senator
Goodykoontz. on behalf OF his col
leagues. presented President England
with a gold watch. Clerk John T.
Harris, a mission clock. M Assistant
Clerk Homer Gray with a beautiful
scarf pin. The attaches OF the senate
presented Sergeant at Arms viii f..
Long with a gold handled umbrella
and set OF Gun links.
Members Of the house presented
Speaker johnson with a silver service.
gold headed M and gold handled
umbrella The presentation speeches
were made by Delegates Talbot,
Hughes and Hall. On behalf OF the
House. Delegate Wertz presented
Clerk John q. Prichard with a silver
set. Chairman Arlen G.. Swiger, OF
the finance committee. was presented
with a gold penknife by Delegate
.Scherr.
The recipients responded with an
propriate speeches. expressing deep
appreciation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

L W. Selvey. we'll known cuisines.
man OF the South Side. passed AVA.
yesterday morning al the family home
No 20 Thirty-nrst street. tho cnd rom
ing al ll:05 o'clock. after an EXTENDED
llIness Deceased had been IN Tor ne
past y weeks. although few realized MS
Sondition was 80 serious. Mr.. Selvey Tor
20 years was employed with II. 4. Kur-
ncf company and was one OF the nj
known painters In the city. In 1900 h.
Nas on the police force under eN-Chfs
ot foice "Stoncy" Ritz. but illness in
the family caused his r-csiEnaffon ton,
we force shortly after accepting the an
Two years age he started into bust-
ns AZ the corner OF Thirty first and
Eott streets. where he specialized on
decorating and interior work. ne was y
devout Christian. being a member Of the
flrst English Lutheran church. whers
ne was regular In and 900
an active Interest In all the Services
he also belonged 20 Zane Iodge No
Shleld OF Honor. besides being a memher
OF the Painters union. where he was vics
He was born In ST. CIairsvnIe ana va
IN MS 2sth year. Surviving are his v.ffe
and following children. Miss Virainia
ana Charles. the sons being
mbe OF the company 81 which thefr
tather was president. He also ieaVe.
three brothers. William. Roberf and
John' besides four sisters sarah. Mar
May and Clara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
REGISTRATION
BILL aEvIsiNc PRESENT Law
PASSED BY HOUSE OK PARTY
NOTE-lfEUTENANT COVER
NOR TUNED DOWN.
tBV ". p. NgVsER)
lstaff -correspondentl

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Feb-cs-
The passage 90 the bin revising M
registration laws. without Amendmenta.
was q OF the most important actions
OF the house today. with the exccp-
ton OF revenue
The bin was passed By n vote OF
nfty-one TO t~venty-seven. party lines
being followed
The joint resolution which passed
the senate. proposing a constitutional
amendment creating the office OF
Lieutenant Governor. was defeated In
the house on third reading. lacking
a few votes OF the necessary two
thirds.
Duty offered resolution proposing
constitutional amendment abolishing
state senate and providing that in fu-
ture. the Legislature shan consist OF
only the house OF delegates. Waldo
offered comedy resolution suggesting
limiting sessions OF Legislature TO
one week once In nifty years.
Delegate Otto. OF Ohio. attempted
10 have bad check law taken up out
OF order. bupt motion to suspend rules
was defeated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
PASS GAME LAW
Senate Passes Houss Measure win
out Amendment-Prosides Hunt
ere License
~ W. n. kEYoER
(9tan d


CHARLESTON. W. Va FEB. Ia
BY a vote Of rs to 2 the Smith bill,
revising the rame and nsh laws OF
the state. was passed by the senate
this afternoon IN the form In which
~ passed the house. no amendments
being offered.
The bill requires all hunters to OBJ
tain license. which IL issued free or
cost In the county in which the hunt
er resides. but a fee OF - n charged
for hunting IN h state At large ana
nonresident hunters license fee Is
liked At SIC. A nonresident fisher
mans license fee OF SO f. charged.
n closed season on nearly all
kinds OF game f. heightened. and rab-
bits are protected in all counties OF
the state. while n bounty is offered
for the killing OF owls. crows and
hawks.
The motion 10 reconsider the vot
BY which conference committee's re-
port on the Brown bill relative 10 the
election OF United States senators was
rejected, was defeated this morning.
Rosenbloom offered a new bin pro
posing a license tax on practice OF
law. medicine and surgery. He de
clared IL would produce additional rev.
enue TO the amount OF 5000, 900 an
nually.
The senate did MOI onven until
nearly noon. Most OF the afternoon
session was spent in consideration OF
The child labor bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
VETOED BILL
Governor Hatfield Declines to Sian
River Pollution Bill as Exception
Clause Makes II Menace to
Health.
BY W. r. kEYsER.
(Stan -Correspondent

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb. 26.-
Declaring that in his opinion the bill
Is a ena to the health n lives
or the people OF the state in that fts
exception clause opens the door en-
urely too wide, Governor Hatfield to-
day notified the legislature that he
vetoed the bill aimed to regulate the
pollution OF streams. The bill was
amended so that Il permitted coal
mines and Industrial plants TO drain
into the streams water so long as Il
did not contain disease producing bac-
terra In sufficient quantities to endan-
ger public health.
Several bills were reported today
as meeting with his approval, includ-
ing the following: Public service
commission law, Cameron charter. es-
tablishing state library commission
and prohibiting Dissertation OF state
and national flags.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
TO MOVE W. Y. U.
Another Resolution TO Take University
From ~Moroantown Defeated In
House by o~Ver~heIm-
ing Vote.
(5Y W. r. kEYSERJ
(Staff CorreaoondeptN

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb. 2s.-
Another attempt TO remove the Uni.
versity from Morgantown was made
TINS afternoon when a resolution was
onered IN the House by Delegate Rey-
nolds. OF Kanawha. proposing the ap.
pointment OF a joint committee OF ten
persons TO consider the advisablIty OF
relocating the university. The reso-
luton calls upon the committee TO re-
port at the next session.
The resolution called for the ap-
pointment OF Senators England. GRAY,
Fox. Carter and Coalter. on the part
OF the Senate, and Delegates John.
son, Swiger, Wertz. Hughes and
Prichard on the part OF the House
A motion 10 take the resolution up
Tor immediate consideration was de.
a by an overwhelming vote. II
was referred TO the finance commit.
tee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
GREAT MARKS MEN
ARE COMING HERE
AENouucENEHr MADn 1UU
10 Nm STAGED Mnnn
M oe.s nan. ned ana oua c1ns 70
Hold E~~t Mas and ropp~r-
utns Ar - shcoA

lt Nas auucuncef yesterday II " O
raeauNh Aucll representative % th-
30 Cane RIFE Red and Gun cub o.
" eat Virginia that In AL probability ths
regular shucf % The club would D.
staG~d e. THIS city fhis fan. At the
pre--nt time an effort u b<InF made 10
have tn affair hid On tn ktats fair
nruuud On August q but - yet this a.
net an assured fact
m aaditlou % having the BIG shoot. .
t~rs TINS fll a. T. planned ~ Mr.. Fried
fAcua o. have the famous TopperWlns
here q d. surD- exhibition shooting
some time turias the sumurr No date
"a - yet o~~n srt Tor their Appearances
but a Viii uk~iy - during the early
summer Ihe T~urp~rWtns are IN the en-
rlor % tn Mtnckssfnr Arms Company
ana are recogulEei A. the Champion
marksuen % the TINTED states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
RIVER NEWS

Predictions are that tho Ohio viii Dot
teach over - feet here hy toaigh.. he
ports are hat the rivers above we're
slowly nlhng late last night. There vas
a ~ foot stage here early this morning.
The ohio. returning from the Msrdi
rive here for Pittsburgh late rueafay
night or Wednesday morning. IL II Ike
~ that the steamer will make a retrrn
excursion trip TO the Crescent CITY
within a few weeks.
The Liberty Will leave this mornfnr
A. 1850 o'clock for Matamoras. The
Lorena. froG Parkersburg for Pitts.
burEh. e. due sunday morning about Z
o'clock. and the Kanawha, from Charies.
ton Tor Pittsburgh. at 10 o'clock sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Johns for Glasgow. All the pssssn

Johns for Glasgow. All the pssssn.
gers were taken on al this port
A wireless message from the MOI
eolian tonight said hat all was wei.
on board. The steamer was proceed
ing at a rate Of 10 knots an hour.
The Seneca became the Mongolian'a
convoy when she intercepted a wire
less message for assistance sent 10
the Red Cross liner Stephano. The
cutter. which was doing ice pa<ro'
duty. reached the Monaghan speedily
and the Stephano was able TO continue
her voyage from New York TO this
port.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
ST. MEYERS
ANSWERS CALL
WELL KNOWN REsIoENT OF THG
SoRTH END sUccUnBs TO
ILLNESS
Mac Sees conhn-o 70 His Homs sines
Chrstmss-Fn-rai % - Heid
Nonday

George W ~ Never. enc % ne
better knoNn cred residents q tha
tirst yard. passed away a. hls family
residence. fi0 MARKET street A.
O'Clock Friday morning aner an al.
ness lasting since last Chrlsfmas. but
which Nas NJ considered s-rious IN
III the last rs days. The deceased
was a native % Marshau county. D..
tnE born IN Moundsrllle. where MS
early life Uas spent. and be attended
the schools % nat locality. on JUN
5. ISIS. A. he attained manhood he
moved 20 Wheeling. and during the
turbulent days OF the Civil war serv.
ed efficiently a. a police officer under
Chief OF Police smith Mcdonald.
After the var he engaged IN
various occupations In the var.
ious Industries OF Wheeling. b..
Ing p years with the old Sweeney
foundry. seven years with the North
wheeling Glass company. about 10
years In the employ OF the city water
department under Superintendent
John Cummins. and with the North
wheeling pottery. where he was I'M
ployed lei he retired from active
life about 20 years ago.
In 1853 George W. St Meyers n
Miss Margaret Dunn were united IN
marriage and lived a happy and con.
tented life until 1902. when Mrs. 81.
Meyers was called away. To this un-
lon there survives four sons and two
daughters. Eugene. George B. Jennie.
Harry and William. all OF this city
Mrs. W. c. Guy. OF Valley Grove.
and four grandchildren. Alfred. Eu.
gene II. George n. 90 Wheeling. and
Mrs. Helen ~sehwinn. residing IN
Texas.
Funeral services will be conducted
by the Rev. Hess. OF the North street
NJ. r. church. az the family home. No.
80 Market street. al ? O'Clock Mon
day afternoon. with interment al Pen.
.insular cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
PYTHIANS VISIT
LArEe Number Of Knights OF Pythias of
Thia Vicinity visit Pollansbos
Lodge Friday Might.

An extra coach attached 20 the Penn
hylvanla train leaving here az T.g0
o'clock last was hlled with
knights or fythias OF the Wheeling dis
tricl who attended the visitation session
gt the ~follansbee lodge az the Moose
hal OF that town last night.
Ihe meeting was concluded with an
elaborate anque given by the Foliaus-
bee lodEe In honor OF their visiting
iraternal brothers. Among the local
hnlghts who took part IN the lodge cere-
ION John y. Arbenz. the princlpal
speaker OF the evening. n Hon. James
II Heans. OF Pleasant Valley.
There were about 900 might 70 At
tend the banquet. which was a most
enjoyable affair. There were a number
or prominent members OF the PITS
burEh X OF =. lodges present. a. weI
- many knights from Pennsylvnnia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
FOR "BOOTLEGGING
John Arrested Tor aPsddiinR,
Liquor IN necCnd ward
sent - jan

ArtuE on testimony riNeu o. Frauk
fnaffH white. lu police court FeHfsrdHv
mufuluE that he had bought iiouoi
FROM men ln ere SECOND ward. Inhu
L~nHuHln rulurrn. vas arrested rfHfar-
naN Afternoon nN OFFICER Martin NfIIHr
nu H NnHFNr - "huuflfrnInn Johnson
HaF renamed o. jail un N warrant hv
squire d. a. nuHnH and NHHfarHnv
ftFrIrE aHn arralEurf Un fhf UEnrre
HrnuH Coates end Doe EnHnEIIn an
f against Johnson. 300 after their
iraf. uIunH WHH nINfu HIuIrr nnnHH held
HIn u NNNHN bond IHnrEIIn was
hrI. under u um.IIr hHnH Hr u uIfnaan
ard frlnE Coates ran H.If % rrHrr.i
Er.r. U.rH Too rrand IurH vii mrrf
M"HH.H mHrrUnN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
COATES TO HILL
Local chAraeter osts Free Board Tor
SIXTY Days Because Of His
Drinking Habits.

FRANK Coates was arraigned In police
court yesterday morning on a cbsrgs
pt being drunk and disOrderly. Frank
,9 up ~ soon a. he was brought
lntn the presence OF the court ana
proved quite amahle. He told the To-
cation of a number o. bootlcggors. and
lhr rglce got busy with the rerutt
ust shortly afterwards one was caught
oates Was also up on a RESISTING
na ~ Got t@o and costs or thirty
dah Tor being drunk and disordorIv
20 aul costs and thirty days FOR
eslHtinE BE had 90 30 90 the nil Tor
shtN aala hut wa taken 20 the fail
Instead 90 avail che action OF fhe
rrnrd jury on the case On which he raye
the Information.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
FAILED TO MEET
Thres Council Committees Csuaf 81
Meet lest wight aue a. maua
Quorum.

NIfNuuEH ILrna COMM .ffrFa we're
called Co., meet Itaf r'rHf Hf frr rf.
building fu consider H number 20 m.H
ure. none OF them developed r TIHr.m
afrrrfr alleys and rrlfa committee
bad rfIuHrHH wac CALLED fH HHH.|Ha# Il
rrada GO Thirty ..rrHnH col "rnr. -
rfrrrtH The Chains end UHnIrnHrn COM.
mIffe Fna fH consider tire nIH MFamf
gIHIm hat nnfrHHfra fnH ffma % u
.-I--m-. u CIV .-L-----
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
COAST cUAPo cUrrrR
coEs 70 40 o. LfNrR.

eT JOHNS ~ b. r.r % Trr
Alien Iinr framrT WrrrHar nd.
ported IHaErr HHTIE Elm 81. na.a.r
FrrH aboard va heading Or UnIIar
20 rIrnf rnnFuTr1 hU frn r. nHri
States coast EuHn cutler arrr.H
Az rnruurfar uIn frr u 81 eyed
to have forced fhe liner f1 corn bark
on "a NuTaEe from Haitian aud Ef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Elks Hold ssrv1o..

many Masonic bodies In 10 cfty 80
ne Elks viii be held this afternoon Al
80 o'clock. over the remains on the isfe
onIau HlFsch. who died THURSDAY
morning, az his homo In F.sst vlibclri.e
LAst night local lodge No -. H n ID.
p held their rituatistic services over
I,ulAins Ihts afternoon Rev. g..
rI,'iehn feter viii have charge OF the
services ana intermcnt viii be in Green
Mopd cemetery. Members 81 Wheeune
1omh1tndcry knights Tcmpars. will act
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
BERO LEAVES
We'll known Local ssmf-Profeaatonal
nasshan Player siFns Contract
WIN Pnrtamouth Taam-

Frank Zero. local ssmi-uruferaiouaI
player. has signed q contract Co. play
during the coming season With pnrfa-
mouth in the ohio Hfnrr IraEur Hero.
% viii D. remembered held Hnuu the
first base position on fhe Mndrhnu team
and mad quite r. rrrurd a. n HruII pro
player in fhis vicinity.
Pitcher samuel Ioues % MaudHrfIf.
loft yesterday fuF thr training camp nf
the Cleveland Americans Jones RS
been under contract Tor come lime vita
the Cleveland team and una ordered o.
report for the eariy sprluE pracuCr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
GETTING EVEN

Special Dispatch to the Iatsinsenesr

Special Dtspatch 10 the IntsiuEcncer.
hlckHANNON. " Va. Feh. s6-fn
The best game u the yea on the home
noor Meslgya an defeated Martstta college
a. basket tall here tonight BY the score
or ta-4e The same was hard fought
ADJ sensational from h~rlnhinE TO end
WESLEYAN led a. the end % M nrat hall
y the score ~ -i-l1. due 20 nns foul
shooting b. Neale.
Marietta had beaten Wesleyan az Ma
the year turned ouf. Dor WESLEYAN.
Shumaker Was the most brilliant per
former. though the work OF Hsavner
Wa exceptionally good. Neaie played
MS usual Eoud game. hut Was closely
Huaru~o singleton and Morrison. on
The defense. played exceptionally we'll.
fuf Aarteftas Hayes led IA scoring with
sA nnEk~tf. and Wa very much in the
same throughout. smith At center also
played "a clever same. and the team work
or MNrietun Nar the hsst exhibited by
visitors here this Year. The score:
Nesleyan-fG Marietta-.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
MEMS MEETING
A. r. NJ. q. A To-morrow rsatnrsf
win Addrsss ~ nav " n ue
ton. % London. Caun

- the Mems meeting 90 frH ~ ~ r
a o. D. held sunday Afternoon REV W
NeW fuu. rnufaln 81 che Herald %
HOPE car. Hud unfrd nrf
lnf NlI D. fN9 principal rrrrErr arf
Incidentally fna rrinrira' arI.Iaf
rev samuel q Jones mITI HHHrHHH .HH
meefinE ouf.the Hdke ar frs EIHsIfr
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
CHECK ARTIST
Ma Posfng 80 UNITED statss Amy Of
ncer Triaa sitrE Game Msrn. nuE
oea Auay.

Tie police have rHf Hrr EFru nHr fH
locate fhs man uEn HHa bee. r..I.r a.
lieutenant FLEMING Hf fHn Tinted HfHfHH
army. end If Ia claimed. HHH HHrr
same Do o. claimed mat ore fHnr r.
name De- barbour cod rHnf Hr m = .rn
fra.louHI rle0k arfIHf BE frIrf HIa
trick Hu tur IH"iH HurHHam q T"fre
Go TnUrriaF. I.I apparently HHH rHf
uut uf tuun aH che police have rHf ben
able f0 locate H.m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

DAVIS ISLAND DAM-ils feet. sta
clear.
PARKERsBURG+io5 feet. rising
clear.
clear.
OIL C1TY-s feet. falling: clear.
WAhkEN-1.S feet. falling: clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Andrew v. Fisher. Jr.

At the home OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew V. Fisher at Mt. de
Chantal. last evening occurred the
death or Andrew v. Jr. in the tween.
ty-second year OF his age. The de.
ceased had been an invalid for the
past twelve years, but not until a
Few days 3 did his condition be.
come serious. when he contracted
pneumonia and death resulted. He
was a consistent member OF the 81.
Michaels church. Besides his par.
ents he is survived By one brother.
barney J. Fisher and two sisters AZ
nome. Last evening funeral
ments were incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Bowling
Club Dueh Pin Ls&gus
EXCITING GAME
Fatrmont n. n q. A TAKES GOOD Con-
test Prom the P1ttBburHh Col
iegtana, 50 20 81

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence
FAikMpNT, vs.. Va. Fcb. 2s.=plnv-
Ing fast basket ball the Fairmont y. 81.
q tonight defeated the Pittsburgh
tolleEtaus, led hy the renowned Krum-
mer and Artie Campbell. o. 10 ~. In a
close and exciting game. Krummsra
foul shootlmg kcut The score % Tor the
Ntelturs The score.