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Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-20
NOTICE

To the Citizens of the Town of Canter- bury, Conn:
 In view of the dry conditions now prevailing. there will be no more per open air until sufficient rain has fallen to reduce the danger of forest fires. By order Of State Forest Fire War den.
 A HALE BENNETT,
 Town Forest Fire Warden. March 17th. 1915. mar18ThS
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
Special City Meeting

MAYORS OFFICE.
 City of Norwich Connecticut. To Either Sheriff of the City of Nor
 wich, Greeting:-
 You are hereby directed to warn the electors of the City of Norwich to meet in the Town Hall in said City on Mon day. March 22, 1915. at s o'clock in the evening. to. act on the. following mat ters set out in a petition addressed to the undersigned, dated the 18th day of March, 1915, requesting that a Special Meeting of said City be called to wit: To determine, and express the senti- ment of the public regarding the plan, now before the Legislature of ths State of dividing the Town of Norwich into two towns; to consider the City's inter ests as the same might be affected by such lewiston; and to appoint a conn mittee, if deemed necessary, or take | any other proper action. to represent | the interests of this community in said | matters before the Legislature or its | committees.
 Dated at Norwich, Conn. March 15, TIMOTHY c. MURPHY, | Mayor of the City of Norwich. l I hereby. certify that. the above and i foregoing is the warning directed to l me for service by publication 1 Attest: GUSTAV THUMM,
 A Sheriff of the City of Norwich. 1 married
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-20
MYSTIC

Imdahi-O -Oviatt Wedding-Death Of An-
 thony Packe-TraVeiers Start for
 Norway.
 Miss Cora B. Oviatt, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Charles Oviatt, and John Imdahl were united in marriage by Rev. Welcome B. Bates, pastor of the Union Baptist church, in their newly furnished home in the presence of about 50 relatives and friends. Miss Catherine Burke was bridesmaid and Cornelius Costello acted as best man. The bride was attired in blue travel ing dress with hat to match. Alter reception, Mir. and Mrs. Imdahl left on 8 wedding trip to New York and on their return will reside at Industrial place.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-20

merchandise Attorney Harry B. Agard represented the plaintiff.
 A shower was given Miss Sadie Peabody on Spruce street at which members of the Non-Sibi club were present Miss Phillips is soon to leave town to make her home in Pascoag.
 The rooms were decorated in pink and white. The evening was spent in a delightful way. the guest of honor opening the numerous packages that filled a large basket and reading the original messages sent with the pres ents. Refreshments. all in pink and white, were served during the evening.
 The steamer Watch Hill, recently purchased by J. Irving Maxson, of Westport. Isle of Pines, was lowed to West Mystic Friday by the tug Wes- terly where she will undergo repairs in preparation for the summer months when she will make her trips as usual between Stonington and Watch Hill.
 In order to promote interest in the Boys and Girls club movement, which has attracted considerable in gave an illustrated talk in the lee- ture room of the high school to the teachers of the town. The lecture con sidered the matter of organization. It was illustrated with stereop1con views.
 Local Laconies.
 Robins have made their appearance in Wilcox park.
 c. w. Peale and H. P. Rees of Phil ade1phia are in Westerly connected with the appraisal of the estate of Clara Hunter Stanton at Watch Hill.
 On Sunday evening the Christian church on Broad street will hold a memorial service for Fanny Crosby, the blind hymn writer. Songs of her composition will be sung and solos on the trombone and violin rendered. A talk on her life will be given.
 The meeting of the advisory board of the Visiting Nurse association will be omitted on Monday next on ac-- count of the meeting of the Social Workers club in Providence at which the subject of Police and Probation Problems in Relation to Social Work is to be discussed. Some of the mem bers of the local association are plan ming to attend.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-20
Liquor and dMorphine
 Habits Can Be Cured

If you wish to be cured of either the liquor or drug habit, you may undergo treatment at our Sanitarium, or ar engagements can be made whereby a Physician from the Institution will ad- minister the treatment in your own home, thus avoiding publicity or deten- ton from business.
 For full particulars. Address Lock eox 400. Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-20

DR. E. w. HOLMS, Dentist
 Shannon Building Annex. Room A ] ZeleDnoua 62a
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-20

merchandise. Attorney Harry B. Agard represented the plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
SLIGHT SHOCK
Registered On Scismoqraph at Rome
But II Was Not Noticed BY PEG
ple-Relief Work Progressing.

ROME, Jan. p. S:2J D. m. - The
seismograph here registered fairly
strong earthquake shock az 30 p. m.
today. The people. however. scarce
ly felt b.. The number OF refugees
now in Rome Is estimated at 5000. 4
checking Of the name of the refugees
registered has resulted IN the dis
coyery OF many persons who were
supposed TO have been killed at Avez-
zano AMI other places.
King Victor Emmanuel spent the en-
tire day visiting the wounded some
OF whom have been placed in hospit-
ais which have been set UP In gar
ages. owing To the ovcrCrowded con
dition of the regular hospitals
The authorities 81 Avczzano have
Installed q bakeoven with a capacity
of 5000 rations o. bread daily. and
also military kitchens for the distribu.
ton Of other food. In order to tempo
rarily house the homeless people. mil.
itary engineers are building every
where in thC earthquake zone huts
and other wooden shelters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
M FADDEN STORE
Mr.. N. J. meFad5en Will Conduct the
Business Alone in the Future,
Company Being Dissolved.

Cards have been sent by Nj. No.
fadden a. Company. announcing that
the business Interests OF Mr.. G. A.
McFadden have been purchased nv
Mr.. VI }. McFadden. For many yeai e
this well known house has been car.
ried on as a partnership. the partners
being Mr.. VI. J. McFddden and Mr. e..
A. McFadden. The latter having died.
MS interests were purchased By the
former. The transfer IL merely s.
change OF interest. not control. tn.
store still remaining under the Same
management.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
UNDER WRITERS
ELECT OFFICERS
FIRE INSURANCE MEN HOLD IN.
PoRTANT MEETING
THURSDAY.
Much Business Was Done at the Meet
ing IN Addition 20 Eleeting o.
teers For the Year.

The Wheeling Board Of Fire Under.
writer's, az their regular monthly meet.
ing Yesterday afternoon in the Board
OF Trade assembly room. elected the
following Officers for the ensuing
year.
Walter Rinehart. president: Gabe G.
msheimer. vice president. Henry
funding. secretary and treasurer.
raymond A. Focse. David Morgan and
Arch = Taylor. members OF the execu-
tive committee.
Reports were read showing that the
association past year was successful
ana much good had been wrought
Inc next meeting will be held on
Thursday afternoon, February rs
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BERLIN. Jan q - via London
7-js .. m.-Ths offc al Norddeut-ch-
Ailsemeine Zeitung today announces
that Lieutenant General Erich Won
Falkenhayn. who b. now chief Of the
German general staff has resigned his
office a. minister OF var Emperor
William. on accepting won FsIkcu-
hayn.s RESIGNATION. appointed him a
general Of infantry
Major General Wild Won Hohenborn.
according 10 the announcements. has
been appointed 20 succeed General
Won Falkenhayn a. minister Of var.
The Emperor. ia relieving Lieuter-
ant General FIlksnhayn. al his own
request. % the office OF minister OF
Var. sent him the following order:
agree with your reasons regard
INK the appointment % new war min
tter. and relieve you. according 20
your wish, from the office Of minis
ter OF state and war
My hearty CknowledEment Of your
excellent services In this important
post viii express by leaving you in
your office Of chief of general staff OF
The field army and appointing you a
general OF Infantry.
Major General won Hohenborn. the
new war minister. will remain for the
present a. main headquarters.
Work Too Arduous
The retirement Of Lieutenant Cen
eral won Falkeahayn a. minister OF
was Mas occasiOned by the fact that
the work OF Two posts was Tar 10
arduOus for ans one man. His retire
ment would have taken place stimuli
taneously with his appointment a.
chief OF stan % the hcld armies n
there had not been various important
questions OF ORGANIZATION. with which
Won Fnikenhayu as minister OF war
was familiar. ;hen awaiting settle.
ment These questions have nov been
arranged.
The new minister Of war. Major
General Won HohscacTn, has seen cor
siderable active hcld service A. a di.
vision commander in Flanders before
his appointment ~ Ouartermastcr gen.
eral November -. lie. like Won Fdlk-
enhayn. Is comparatively young
man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
PREPARING TO PROBE RISE IN
PRICE OF WHEAT AND FLOUR

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-Attorney
General Gregory to-day began active
PREPARATIONS in the department Of ius-
ttce Investigations to discover the
cause Of the recent rise in the price
OF wheat and flour. The departments
OF agriculture and commerce we're call.
ed upon for all information relating
10 wheat and flour productions I'm the
last two years and for data on the ex-
port and import 81 these two articles.
u became known tonight that the
principal effort To discover whether
there Is any corner or pool operating
in the wheat market will be made I'm
Chicago and Minneapolis The United
states district attorneys en- those two
cities have been instructed 10 look
into this phase Of the matter in con
formity with President Wilson's recent
letter 20 Mr. Gregory
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REV. TERRY TALKS
To Large Audience in First Christian
Church on Market Street
Last Night.

Last evening before a large audience
az the First Christian church. Rev.
1laude Porter Terry. pastor OF the
fLrst Presbyterian church. delivered
an excellent address on The Vision of
me Best This evening Rev. ". n.
rlelds' pastor Of the church. will
speak and the services which have
nave been progressing for sometime
VIII be continued until over SUNDAY.
ne meetings which are held each eve
ming are well attended by the members
OF the congregation and according to
All indications the revival services will
prove very beneficial TO many.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
Gave Himself Up.

Francesca Perelogin. an Italian Of
this city. for whom a warrant was
Issued few days ago charging him
with cutting with intent TO kill.
walked into police headquarters yes.
terday and gave himself up to chief
OF Police Malone. lie was immediate
ly placed under arrest and arraigned
before Mayor Wassman. lie pleaded
not guilt ytO the charge and was held
under $500 bond for a hearing later
a few days ago PereloEin had a quar-.
rel with Guiseppi Allessandro. who
was slashed across the face. Perelo-
gin claims self-defense. and stated
that Allessandro had pulled a gun and
would have shot had IL not been for
his quick action with the knife.
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Briefs

A Literary society viii be organized
THIS evening In the Marsh Brothers
Hall All are invited 20 attend.
Mrs, 9. II. Dean who has been visit
ing relatives here returned 20 her home
In Wheeling the first Of the week.
Mrs. Harry W. Fisher was the guest
~ Mrs. j. y. SenEewslt OF Wheeling on
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. e. Garwin. who recently UNI
derW ent an operation az the Martins
Ferry hospital h. much improved.
Mrs. J. ". Behrens spent Wednesday
with Mrs. +. e.. KlaEes
Word has been received here bv rela-
uves that Abel kemple. formerly Of this
place. IL seriously an az his home at
Colorado Springs, Col
Mrs. j. r. Bender. OF Bethlehem g. HI.
A Poverty Social" will be given by
the Luther League Of the Christ I.uth-
eran church at Mozart. IN the basement
Of the church on next ThuT~Say rys-
ming. January IS
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from a ,..it with friends al ST. CIalrs-
Vile
Mrs Charles . Lynch. Of 50. CIairs-
vide. Dol II. .U..t o. Mra Fred sprigcr
Of EuUT Ierer-rr street
Benjamin Warren has returned 90
rIrtabursh after visit with friends
here
N.. Bernie. Barnett is spending a
few dag with relatives Of WclIaburr
o. ID SfruHr. baa returned t0 mo
home .r newark after visit with
friend. here
rife. Sarah Curan has returned
FROM VISIT Fifh relatives ar Nc
Donald "a
Albert UHaU Ha accepted a position
aa fan drmmr. at the Majestic
theatre ffH uHI enter ON hIs nov
work Monday evening.
Rev q 80 Potter of Vance Memorial
church Wheeling. win preach this
evening OF fho FIrst Presbyterian
church
o. NJ Conner. of RarnstviIIa. wac q
Fllfor Dob fLs city yesterday
tro4 Fem. Uf Alliance. Del rpeuG.rr
r. few days With friends and relatives
Dol the city
Rev Father Ryan has returned 10
'Iousfrr. ~. after a Tfaf with Rev
Ea'F'r Whitman 0f flIa city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
SUPERINTENDENTS CONFER
ON SCHOOL LEGISLATION


Special Dispatch tn tho Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W Va. Jan. sI.-
Thirty-nine m'I1br.s Of the state
County Superint"ndents Association.
representing th.rty.four counties OF
West Virginia and q number of Dis.
trict sIp'riutrnd,uts. met this alter
noon az the stat" house with Superin-
''ndent NJ. p. Shawkey for the hr,f
meeting al a fvo-day conference on
proposed educational legislation. Res
olutions setting forth tine association a
views on these -ubiocts win be passed
az the Friday affernuC1 meeting
Among the guuni.rfendeuts in at-
tendance are. T 4 Burton. NJ.
Brooke county. o. =. Rrookener. 81
Monongalia county. and +. a. Iazear.
Of Ohio county
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STATE GRANGE ELECTS.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan 81
The forty-third annual convention Of
the West Nirginis State Grange As
ISOLATION a. the closing session 10.
night elected IN" following officers.
Master. T. IT, Atkinson. Putnam
county. oycrseor ~ r. Williams. Ka-
uawhs lecturer. %. q. Loyd. jackson.
steward r. e.. Taylor. Lewis. assist.
ant steward. IS % lawson. Lewis.
chaplain. O. y Foriuisb. Lewis. trca
urer. j. E Wilson. Marion secretary.
NJ. v Brown. Putnam. gate koeuer.
". p Herwith Lewis. ceres Mrs
Mary Tuckweillor. Grponhrier. pomo-
ma. Mrs. Laura Ziuk. Brooke. Flora.
Mrs Leona Smith. Preston lady as.
sistant steward Mrs ZaIma Sfage.
Wood member executive committee.
q. p skinner. Putnam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
Baby of Future
is Considers

Much thought has been given In Ia
years % the subject ~ maternity.
iha cities there are maternity hospital
equipped with modern methods Blu
most women prefer their own homes A.
in The towns art villages must prsfa
them. And since this ia true We kuot
from The great many splendid letter
written on the subject that our 'nfqtNs-s
Fr'enI' 70 great help 90 srre~tan
mothers They urifn n the urndsrf.
relief. how o. seemed 90 ALLOW ~
muscles 90 errand without undue straf
ard what a splendid influence % uas d.
the nervous system. Such helms =
M1iher9 FrieHd' ard tho hrosfs
know 'Hlrs ~ them should have a Hsfpft
Influence ur0n babies - the f,ft,f-,
Science says that an infart derives 10
sense ard builds Hs Character fr-t
cltanoou4 impressions. And q tranarf
mother certainly win transmit a NOS
hsllfffui Influence thsa NJ she IL -
r.mr'T nervous from undue uain. m
'q what host ~ women believe W
used .N..hrr'a Friend"
These points are more fhoraurffv -
planned in little book mailed free
M1therH F..rrf fs arff fr aU ~
f'1rsa Write Or hdrt urafHsff nsr-lT
,aI Co.. 90 lamar H'fr Atlanta. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
Slot MachInea

Saturday will be the last day for
slot machines. candy cards and other
games of chance In Wellsburg. On
Thursday Chief of Police George Rob.
inson served notice on all business
houses where these devices are op-
Grated. notifying them that any per
sons not complying with the order
will be arraigned before the mayor.
who promises to impose heavy fines
These devices have been operating in
WellsbuTg for several weeks. and the
authorities are determined to stop
them. On next Monday the chief OF
police, with the mayor. will make
the rounds. and II these games Of
chance have not been removed. ar
rests will be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22

on "Wednesday the Ladies' Aid Society
or the Mt. OliNet NJ. T.. church were en-
tettllncd AT the home OF Mrs. NJ. a MAJ
re near bethlehem The day was spent
quitting and refreshments we're served
u nose present were: Mesdamcs " o..
W aytnan, l.. II. schubert \. N Suede-
her, Is. -. Carnahan. l.. "a. Brofncr.
george Marble, ". Cow, n. e.. Suedehsr.
y. j. schmidt, Robert Frazier. William
hycott. Earl Huss. william Seahrirht
Una honar, Emma White. A. -. Hood
ana NJ. a. MARBLE. Misses: Mary Way
man. Dolly Carnahan. Beulah Suedsksr
Lizzie Garyiu. Jean White Hannah
huck. Elizabeth Hoover. olive Carua-
han, Eleanor HyCott. Ethel Marble. Mar
Elcrite OHOd and Irene MarpLe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. w Va. Jan. III
At the regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Kyle Supply Com
ply Company. held on Monday even
ing. January Is. at their ofaces. the
following were elected as the officers
Tor the present year: 5. George. pres
ident' W. W. Beall. treasurer. T. NJ.
Mctord. secretary and general mana
ger The board Of directors elected
Tor the year are 5. George. W. W.
Beall. c. ID. Kyle. John Ralston. G. W.
McCleary. T. VI. McCord and G. W
McCord. After the stockholders meet
ing had adjourned the board OF direc.
tors held a meeting and declared a
dividend OF per cent. for the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
New sunerIntendnnt

County Superintendent OF Schools
elect T. a. Burton left on Wednesday
evening TO attend a meeting of county
superintendents in Charleston for
few days. The meeting is an import
ant one, as there are many measures
20 come before the legislature that
are necessary. and the county super
intendents will aid in securing their
passage. Prof Burton is in accord
with many of the new educational
measures proposed. and will render
efficient aid in the State organization
az Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
BELLAIRE
Want Railroad Fares Increased.

A party of men composed mainly OF
officials and representative OF the
Hooking Valley Railroad Company
|will be in Bellaire next Tuesday to ad-
hress a meeting of the board OF d.
Fectors and members of the Bellaire
Commercial Club. The address will
be TO create public interest in a bill
which will be introduced at this SEES
sion OF the Ohio Legislature to increase
railroad fares from to PA cents a
mile. II is said that opposition to the
proposed bill becoming a law in the
State Is great. despite the efforts OF
railroad capitalists to stem the OBJ
Jection to an increase In the fare.
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Important MEETING.

NeNt Wednesday e meeting ~ tho
Lake Erie Canal a ohio River Asso.
citation will be- held 90 the Windsor
hotel In Wheeling and invitations
nave been sent 90 members OF the bel.
laire Commercial club to attend Ex.
Mayor Maroe. president of the aesoci.
alton. and Secretary Patterson. OF the
association. viii deliver addresses.
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Agricultural Meeting.

An agricultural meeting Will be heI1
N the High school auditorium on next
Monday evening, Miss sadie NJ Guse-
man. state agent Of girls clubs and W
IL hendrick. state agent OF boys clubs
VIII be present and give illustrated lee
lures on the work Of the clubs through
out the state. County Agricultural
Agent q 4. Musgrove and county Su-
perintcndent OF schools ". n Mcdowell
VIII also be present and deliver adj
dresses. All are invited 20 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
WALL PLASTER EMPLOYEES
RECEIVE DIVIDEND CHECKi

The employees 81 the Wheeling wall
Plaster Co. who had clean records for
tho year 1914. we're made happy yes
fcrday by receiving checks covering
their shares ln the PROFITS Of the COM
uany. which system was insururatad
Boy Tho firm about ono year aEo.
The checks ranged from So TO $50
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To Play Leaders.

On Saturday evening the Hamilton
Athletic Club basket ball team will
play their first game away from home.
when they 20 10 Steubenville TO play
the Leaders OF the Y NJ G. A. The
Leaders are the lean in the "Y." and
the local boys will need TO do some
fast stepping TO come home with the
bacon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
wsilsbura Personals

a. T.. Ramsey. Of Foliansboo. was q
NsIIsbure business caller to-day
Nlr Rich on manufacturer from Mar
tins Ferry. was a business caller fn
Wrllsburg ON Thursday
John Moore. superintendent Of the
bethany street car Dine. with hia FAINT
ly. left Thursday morning t0 spend "a
few days in Cleveland. the guest Of
friends
r. w. shepherd 0f So Cla.rsvUlo
%. wac NoiIsburg business caller
ON Thursday
Mr. and Nra David Glow. Of Wind.
cor station. we're WcllsburE visitor on
"wednesday
Mrs John NrhaIoh0. OF Bethany.
wac taken fn tho N0rth Wheeling
HoarIfaf oH "wednesday uTrrng from
typhoid .Hrrr
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SHERRARD
Announcements

pn sunday. Rev. "a. A. Riddle viii
preach Al the Allen Grove Frcsby terlan
church At O'clock
hcE. \ q. Rife Will preach at Fair-
view NJ. r. church al 1870 O'clock and
al Wood IAN at o'clock
The Union Eyangehstic services which
were 20 have been held IN tie HiEh
school auditorium commencing last ~
Allk nave been postponed indefluately.
services will be held At the Eethle-
mem Union chapel on next sunday eve
hlng The Mumaus Adult Bible class
VIII have charge OF the service and sn.-
cial music will be rendered
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eral book cases. nine Dittoms and nine
tops and two extra sections OF book
cases for the law library Of the prose.
cutting attorneys Office at 81. Clair..
VILE. The contract was awarded by
the commissioners few DAYS aa0.
and every furniture store in the coun.
try submitted bids.
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Larn. Att.ndanc.

The school house at Pinch Run vas
crowded with persons who gathered
10 attend the revival services bpire
held there under the auspices ~ tho
Flurnce w. T.. church B.y Deem.
the pastor preached q forcomuI SER
mon and several Responded go the
close ~ the meeting.
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TO STEUBENYILLE
Local Lodges OF knights Of pSthlas
VIII Be Represented at FrstfrnaI
Meeting Tonight.

Knights of Pythias. OF Wheeling.
and surrounding towns will go TO SteU-
benyille this evening where they viii
attend the visitation that will be held
by the Steubenyiile and Wierton
lodges. They viii leave this city this
evening az 5:55 and 1880 o'clock over
the Pennsylvania. Members OF
Wheeling. Moundsville. BenwOOd. Elm
Grove. Martins Ferry. McMechen, Bel.
laire and bridgeport will make TIE
trip
Hon. John r. Arhenz. grand chan.
cellOr OF the lodges In West Virginia,
will head the Wheeling party. Ohio
and Pennsylvania will also be repre-.
scented by thcir grand chan, ellors
Grand lodge delegate James "a. Beans
will speak AZ the meeting Tho party
will return 10 Ibis city on the Pan.
handle traction lincI