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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
STIRS CHARLESTON
Or. J. A. Mecuaig, Noted Reformer,
Causing Capital City TO Sit Up
and Take Notice.
BY w. r. KEYSER.
(StaH CorrespondentD


CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. 9
Dr. J. Aspinal McCuaig. who arrived
in the city a little more than a week
ago. coming from Wheeling. where he
created such a sensation during a
brief reform campaign. Is causing the
residents OF the capital city to sit
up and take notice" TO use the yer.
nPcular of the street. Or. McCuaig
has been conducting a series of meet.
ings In the First NJ. r. church OF this
city. but his audiences grew until that
cdiflce was too small to accommodate
the persons who wished 20 attend his
Sunday afternoon lecture for men
only.
The Virginian theater was secured
for the occasion and was packed 10
Its fullest capacity long before Gov
ernor Hatfield called the meeting TO
order. The governor introduced DIR
McCuaig in eulogistic terms. extend
Ing TO the noted reformer the welcome
Of the state. and commented happily
upon the moral tone and fearlessness
that characterizes the people OF West
Virginia
The chief executive also introduced
Or. McCuaig at a women's meeting
Sunday evening.
The legislators are taking a deep
interest in the campaign being carried
on by DR.. McCuaig. and many are at
tending the services whenever II is
POSSIBLE to get away from Legislative
duties AZ the capitol.
DIT. McCuaig experts to remain in
Charleston at least two more weeks.
I'm going to have something inter
tsting TO say some OF these days" he
said last night. Emphasis was placed
or the word interesting" but the
speaker said no more TO indicate the
nature Of his intended remarks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
DR.. HINMAN COMING
President Of Marietta College to Speak
IN kirkwood Presbyterian
Church Thursday Evening.

II was announced yesterday that DR..
George W. Human. president OF Ma
rletta (Ohio) College, will deliver an
address at the Kirkwood Presbyterian
church. bridgeport. Thursday evening
at 1880 O'Clock, February %, on Col
lego and business Education"
Following the speaking he will be
the guest of honor at an elaborate
banquet at the Hotel Windsor, this
city, to be given by the Marietta Col
lege alumni OF the Wheeling district.
Fully 80 persons will attend the at.
fair, including about a score of whom
are graduates of the historical college
DIR. Hinman is one OF the best
speakers on the American platform
to-day, and is what is generally
known as a businessman college
president" having been at one time
editor and owner OF the Chicago Inter
Ocean. which in lie day was among
the leading and influential dailies in
the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
ELECTROCUTED
Elm Grove Miner Killed When He
Came In Contact With Live Wire
Another Injured.

George Morrow, a Greek miner at
the Elm Grove coal mine, was in
stantly killed yesterday when he came
In contact with live wire in the
mine pit The accident happened
shortly before noon. when Morrow
went out to bring in an empty car.
II is said that he was cautioned 10
wait a few minutes until the motor
had gone out. before going for his
car. but being anxious he started I'm.
mediately The mine at this point
seemingly Is low, and forgetting the
fact that the wires were Immediately
over his head, he raised up. The wire
heavily charged. struck his shoulder.
killing him instantly.
Coroner Mitchell was called and
IA Onounced death due to accidental
electrocution. The remains were tax.
en- 20 the Crider Brothers undertak.
inr parlOrs. where they were pre-.
pared for burial The unfortunate man
was p years old and unmarried RE
had been working at Elm Grove for
about three months.
Another miner was injured a few
minutes later when the power was
accidentally thrown on in a cutting
machine where be was placing a new
BIT. The force OF the current threw
the bit from its socket. striking hsn
I'm the face. He received a severe
cut in the face which required several
stitches 20 close. His injuries. how.
ever. are not thought to be serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10

afternoon AZ the home OF her father.
Lewis Harper. Of south Of town
Frank Thornberry and WILDER Strahl,
or Somerton. spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Thornborry, OF =.
South street.
Mrs Elizabeth Steele. 81 Jerusalem
who has been spending the winter az the
home Of her sister. Mrs. W l.. Wiley. OF
Wiley avenue leaves today for Colerain
for visit with her brother Mark Law
renee. 81 that place
Mr and Mrs. Addison Butcher Of East
south street are home from a ten DAYS
visit with relatives az somcrton aud
Malaga.
Mrs Sarah Holmes. of saicsviIe Is
here FOR visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Emmor D. Morris. % South Broadway.
Mrs. james Jeffery. 81 Bond avenue
who was operated upon az the ohio Wall
ley hospital az Wheeling Monday stood
The operation well and is getting along
VII Coburn Of South broadway ba.
returned from visit with his fHthsr
". o. Cohurn of East Palestine. o.
A fine baby boz was born Monday 20
Mr. and Mrs George Pouiton. Of south
Chestnut street
Mrs. Jennie Reed. Of East Main street
has been confined to her home the PAST
Few days By illness
NJ Boswell and John C1initfH are
ut Cleveland attending the Marble Deal
rrF association Of tho state 81 ohio.
MIcheal sullivan. who has been spend
ina fnn past rev weeks ln LanssVfile
spent sunday with bic family here
7. It. Fowler. 90 West Main street
spent Sunday with bis wife Who was
recently operated upon ct ohio VALLEY
hospital. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
BROUGHT TO ATTENTION OF
JUDGE HERvEN ~ MARSHALL
COUNTY
Several Young Men VIII be Compelled
70 Face Court Today &c Explain
Matters.

The grand jury convened az Mounds
vile yesterday az 3 clock with Judge
IL c Hervey on the bench. The Jury
was composed OF the following citi-
zens; Foreman. :. NJ CUNNINGHAM /:
=. T Moore. q. berry. John Mason.
Marion keyser. Vim. Garner. W. n.
Leach. Warren Westenhaver. John r.
hanley, A. l. Courtright. Melvin Carr.
!. 1. Brown, :. T. Fisher. Dudley
Kemp, Chas. q. Aston. Wm Porter.
.he instructions TO the jury were quite
lengthy and covered the usual points
OF instruction concerning violations
OF the election law. the distinction be
tween misdemeanor and felony cases.
ana IN addition. explicit instructions
regarding the lost law.
reference was also made TO the nu.
merous petty cases that come before
the circuit court that should be tried
ana disposed OF by the Justices OF the
county. The examination of Witnesses
was immediately begun BY the grand
Jury and while they we're thus en-
Eaged, the chancery docket was can.
90 by the clerk and were taken IN
bN the court and the several attor.
heys present From the large mum.
Der OF witnesses to be examined. II Is
thought that the grand jury will not
report before this afternoon or even.
ms. Judge Heryey left at 3 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. having left word
with Clerk Myers regarding the court
'oGay' which will convene at . O'Clock.
Inc witnesses had been sworn in
groups OF ten or twelve. and lust he
lore the last group had been sworn
the Judge stated that he had learnSd
that word had been passed about the
court room that II a witness did aot
hod MS head when being sworn that
ne dld not commit perjury II he did moi
zen what he knew, or refused To les.
my. This crowd all lodged. but lar
et several young men from the same
SroNu, ana all from Cameron. aopd
from IL TO 20 years. were sent before
the Judge, IL is said. for refusinr 70
testify They will be given apotber
chance today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
Mothers Tell Of
Mothers Friend

Experience r. or should BE- our best
teacher. Women who have obeyed ths
highest and nobiegt % all sacrifcos. the
Gtrugglo for the lie OF others. should
have better idea ~ helpful influence
than those who theorize from observation.
~ any rate when "a prospective grand
mother urges her daughter % Do o. she
did-to use Mother Friend there IL
reason % believe u the rirht advi-s.
Mothers Friend" lg an external 40
piicatlou Tor erpoctant mothers ffa pur-
poae o. 90 furnish p'Iancy 90 the muscles.
20 take away the strain on the cords arf
liramcuta. 90 relieve The tension u nerves
and tendons so apt 90 provoke or age
Eravnte nausea. morning sickness. tulfrh-
iuEg n the limbs and 90 on
Although. ln the rnfrrs ~ things o.
woman would uro ''N1thrr'a Friend" Due
but rarely. SCI 20 elective har o. been
found that this splendid remedy o. on rl.-
in most DRUG stores Throughout tf.
United States. ft has been rrsr1reT ID.
Hradfeid Regulator Co. 900 lamar u'I-
Atlanta. Ca and advertised fr ur fr
over forty years This ia q Ore record
Tor Fuch a special remedy ara the rrnfr-
ful letters received to-day are fnrf e.
aurrsrintlve g. were those ~ years arr
r1fwifhsta ndiuE that r1rffnfa ere au1-
puaod t1 tnVe greatly advanced AK ed
the drug store Tor n bottle % flfothcr'r
Friend,' ~ u worth While,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
NEWS BRIEFS

GRANT CHARTERs-The West
Virginia Sunday School Association
yesterday granted charters TO the fol.
Loving classes: Ladies' Bible class
aud the Adult Bible class OF the Union
Sunday school at Holden. Logan coun.
~. The number Of classes organized
TO date is 1857.
ARRANGING mEETINo-D. C.
List. president OF the Tri,State Wool
Growers Association OF Wellsburg.
spent yesterday in the city arranging
for a special meeting OF the stockhold.
ers and directors to be held in the
Market Auditorium February "a and
%. II is expected that the meeting
will be largely attended.
ISLAND CHRISTIAN REVIVAL
The revival which Is now in progress
a. the Island Christian church is be
ing very well attended. Rev. Il. Z
Carman. pastor Of the church. has
charge OF the revival.
MOCK TRIAL-A mock trial will
be given at the Simpson NJ. Z. church
this evening and tomorrow evening
for the benefit OF the Boys Brigade
connected with the church. and all
are invited TO attend
SUFFERED BROKEN ARM-Oliver
Stullenberger of Martins Ferry. suf.
fered broken arm while at work at
the LaBelle mill yesterday. The mem
Der was caught in n belt and was
broken IN two places.
LINCOLN WEEK-"Lincoln Week
is being observed at the local Y. NJ.
C. A. in all branches OF the work. A
program will be carried cut on Fri
day, which is the anniversary OF the
borth OF the Log Cabin" President.
sPEAK EASY HEARING-Mrs.
Henry PAUL, charged with conducting
a "speakeasy." will be given a pre-
hminary hearing before Justice Hobbs
tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
RUFFlAN F0ILED In ATTEMPT
TO HOLD UP BRIDGEPORT GIRL
ACT ATTEMPTED LAST NIGHT
NEAR the AETNEviLLE
BRIDGE.
Girl Ran From Him ard Was Aeeost-
ed Second Time. When She Board
ed PassInq Trolley Car.

Ma. Tot,fa cr.,.fr~.r .u
Ano"n younk Hoy OF brloseporI was
chased by an unknown man. about
7:i5 o'clock last evening. and hut for
Ia, nr...n.. ., ,,,,a A. $500. !.
'"eee car might nave iaiien INTO the
clutches OF the runian- The young
lady was on the way from the place
o, whteh .h. a. ..,,to,.... -. -.
"" '-.'s''"
avenue 10 the nome OF her sister IN
AetnaVille. and when she reached
Stop 3. on the traction line above
KoaknI,ne,s c,os.ing ,,.o "a. A..
dssh ,or no. hu, ~ -, - - -
oash lot her' out she TOOK 10 her heels
and ran for about a square. The man
seeing that she was going 10 out run
hin, d,sbod dox,r 90. a.. t,tu.,a,,
onto the ,racS-s 90 ~ r. n IN
road re rnns, No. 49,, - ~,
,irI w.s ho,,rd g. - d.. .-aas.-,,.t -
the seco,d. ,,,,.. o., a., CO. 80 :,
the Ae,nsy,Iia 49, - ~ ,.ieI.,, -
az The HALEY con,,c,ta,.r,, NJ
Gretsingar sew ,ha r,.n 49,, ~ =,
,ernn,od 90 go, :, -. - !,
lime ana seeing q s,ro., e., ,.o,',t S,,,'
hoardad 4, .nd - =, -I.sa
where abe wanted 90 o. - -,
took anotber CO sna -, 80 a.
homo m nor sistor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10

Torrance the first half OF the week
Eestiyo. wizard OF the accordion. has
been a revelation 20 people who have
never heard a master performing. I'd
Heron and Madre Douglass IN their
comedy sketch Jimmy Pinkerton's's
First Case" have In for full share or
applause. l.aGranEe and Miss Gordon
have "a worthy novelty in their wood and
glass melodies and 10 has made a real
hit
Miss Dixon and Frank Mason and
their piciininny. in - Wedding IN Coon
town Society" have comedy that
Keeps every crowd IN an uproar from
their first appearance and the Guzarni
Trio Of cquillbrists have been doing
some of the most amazing work In that
line. most or 10 being original with them.
sheldon and Hayes have a good singing
and dancing speciality and the Nictoria-
scope pictures have been Up 20 the usual
high standard all week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
WELLSBURG

~. i-L-LsBURG. ". Va. Feb. s.-Fay-
~ "'e reports come from tie nom. OF
James beard regarding his injury
DAY at noon. 10 Was aunouuc..i ~ .T,,.'I
sey that his shoulder was not broken b,.
shg ran. but that he sustained s.y.rai
Unless complications arise. b, ysiiI t,.
- 20 bc al his accustomed place an
the bank before long Ills many menu
uope 10 soon see him able To b. out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10

Monday evening the Commercial club
met In the Belmont County Probate
court room 10 consider II the town
should remodel the electric light plant
or buy from one OF the other electric
lines. The representa- tiyes OF two COM
Ranies were present, one from the
Wheeling Traction Company and one
from the Wheeling Electric Company.
bOth representative gave speeches ~
behalf OF their companies. The club
adopted resolutions that tho town pur-
chase electricity from some line instead
OF rcmodeling the old plant. The GLIB
also appointed committees to End places
Tor the accommodation % the teSchcrs
that viii attend the teachers normal
school here. The meeting was one OF
the largest since the club began
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
.ShADYSIDE BOND
ISSUE CARRIED
ELECTION HELD TO VOTE MONEY
FOR PURCHASE OF SITE FOR
WATER WORKS.
Ard Build the Plant for Benefit Of
Residents Of Thriving Little Bel
mont County Town.

An overwhelmingly favorable vots
vas cast yesterday IN the town OF
Shadyside for the $4,000 bond issue
TO purchase a site and build a water
works. The vote showed 243 in fav.
or OF the issue and 90 against Pre-.
einct captains and persons closely az
tliated with the election. said tina,
the Ightest vote in years was cast
Out OF a possible vote OF over 400
only 339 were cast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
s37,oOo,Ooo Trade Balance.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-Foreign
trade for the week ending February 6.
as reported TO the department Of com.
merce today by the thirteen princi.
pal customs ports. showed a balance
Of S37.134.22G in favor OF the United
states. the largest weekly balance on
record
Exports for the week totalled $50.
tS1.lOG and imports s224fG.ssO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
APPLICATIONS TURNED DOWN.

WELLSBORO. Pa. Feb. All ap.
phcations for liquor license in Tioga
county were ruled out OF court today
when Judge Davis Cameron sustain
ed the position OF attorneys for re-
monstrants that the applications had
not been properly advertised. Tioga
county will be dry for one year as a
result thirty hotels closing their
bars. The defect in the advertise
ment was in not designating the res
idence Of the applicants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10

Miss Olive shane. and Mrssrs Guy
hrindley Harry Brown and Thomas
Howard. OF Bridgeport. Ohio. were
Wellsburg visitors on SUNDAY. the
guests Of relatives.
Misses Gertrude Hannah and Ruth
Thomas were Steubcuville, Ohio. visitors
on saturday attending the National
theatre.
Alexander Brownlec was a Wheeling
business caller on Monday
FLOYD Brown Of Cross Creek. Pa IL
visiting Wollsburs relatives for a few
days.
Born--on sunday. February eth to
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur spencer a baby
girl
Walter Withrow was q business call
er in Steuhenville, Ohio, on Monday.
Robert Barnes. Of Greensburr. IA
visited ~ his homo IN this city over
sunday. returning 90 his work on Mon
day.
Alr and Mrs r. II. OEeIbay. ~ Nc
Conuellsyille, Ohio. are the guests or
Mr. and Mrs George O. Wells
Earl -. Tolbert was a StoubenviIis.
Ohio, caller on Monday.
8 ". Warden was "a business caller
In Wheeling on Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
Transfers.

In the Recorders Office Tuesday the
following realty trasfcrz were tled:
Philip kolb 70 Jessie Gable and Emma
A. Gable. tract OF land la Peace town
ship, consideration $4,000
Mary :. Thomas and Isaac IS Thomas
TO Lent Lecntig. tract OF land Ia Bel
laire. consideration S353.
q. +. frleden and Henrietta G Erie
den 90 Ella q. NNetter, tract OF land in
Mead township; consideration 50. 900.
Rosclla Rutter and g. NJ Rutter 20
Charles +. smith. tract OF land in War
rem township, consideration $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
conternpt OF Court

The case % Ben Cess Tuesday brought
about little excitement a. Raymond
Hun. Who Mas personally summonsd ~
a witness 20 appear az ; g0. did not ap-
pear. The Judge ordered the prosecutor
% ne aridANlt Tor contempt of court.
hun on being arrulrncd plead guilty 70
ne charge and the Judge sentenced him
1900 and costa. but later suspenren
MIN on The prisoner telling the circurn.
stances OF his ncn-appcarance Hug 5
father had Just died and the family
we're not In the best % circumstance.
me Judge showed In this action. hos
ever, that he was not going 20 fool
any with witnesses who did not appear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10

The Nictrola that the local high school
music teacher has to aid her IA teaching
music and that has faithfully done It's
duty, decided that IL had done enough
Tor the uplift Of music IN - Clairsvillc
mas gone on the bum. Yesterday the
Nlctrola commenced TO screcch and no
enort on the port Of Miss Taylor couln
make ~ run right and NJ 20 this time
she has not found out what j. the mat
ter with II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
selling 70 Minor.

Arthur Williams plead guilty on Tues
day 70 the charge OF selling liquor 10 a
minor and was nncd 500 and costs
which he was unable TO pay. 40 he Was
remAnded TO jail 20 serve his sentence.
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pistribut.d cironlnru-

large number OF circulars were dis
trlbuted 20 WellsbuTE citizens through
me mails on Tuesday asking Ior con-
lloutloHS toward the needed $500. 600
igT the ohio valley General hospital at
W heelinE 10 be raised tn ten days The
circulars are iu booklet form with a
picture or thermometer on the front
and pictures OF the hospital on thu i'm
side paEes. Committees have been form
ca ny the people of Wheeling in order
10 raise The necessary amount.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
GIRLS GAME
Danes OF wheeling and Bsllairo High
Schools VIII Meet in Basket Bau
Saturday at Y. w. q. A.

The girls basket ball teams Of the
wheeling and Eellairc high schools will
meet at the y. ". q. a. Saturday night
In the second game between the two
qulutets this season. The Misses from
Hellairc won the nrst encounter IN a
game played iu that city a few weeks
ago. since that time. however tho
local i've has been making an excellent
showing and expect to make % an even
break with the Ohio danes
As this viii be the first game played
In the gymnasium OF the new Y. W g..
A. building large crowd o. expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10

Miss Mildred Heynalds. Of Martins
ferry. u visiting ~ the home Of her
friends. Mics Beatrice Cowen
george Shcats and Fred Amrine. %
Bridgeport. were iu town on business
Tuesday.
Frank Hubard. who was sics on Non
day. D. able 90 return 60 HIS wlrk
Sue Hoffman. Of Cambridge. De- visiting
81 The home - her sister. Mrs. D.. g.
Williams
Attorney Gor1cn Eipder. ~ Martins
Ferry. was here ON business Tuesday.
The two employees % the electric line.
who were hurt Monday. are rot injured
seriously.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
Mock Trial.

Tuesday az 1870 the mock trial IN
which Victor Workman and Cecil cam
Dell were being tried Tor the stealing OF
purse from the safe OF Miss Cara
Johnson. ended BY the Jury returning
"A verdict OF guilty against both Prison
ers. The Judge. clyde Clark. sentenced
them 10 an indefinite period Ia the peni-
Tertiary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10

People may say that 81. ClaigSyille
Will have street cars and that by th-tu
We may arrive at Wheeling before the
train II well started but the high school
boys have decided that the best way TO
get TO Wheeling In a short time IL TO
let bob Pollock, the dare devil driver.
take you. one day this week Pollock
started from home. seven and one-half
miles away, and drove 20 school Ia thir-
ty-two minutes. and the best Judge viii
say that Is going some.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10
ryphoids Improved.

Al the typhoid patients OF ST Glars
vile are on tue smooth road TO rccoV-
cry now and no other cases have brok-
en- out. Lulu Love, one OF the first TO
take down with the disease. has re-
turned 10 school and does not look 10
long seige.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10

The 81 Clsirsville branch OF the W.
=: 7. L. Will give banquet At the
Aethodist Episcopal church THURSDAY
evening IA honor OF the newly organizeg
branch OF the \. l.. b. The banquet VIII
commence AZ 1880 and will be large ar
tair as the W. &. 4. L. has $50 members
While the y. y. H. b have 100 memhrr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10

The Ladies Missionary society % the
Presbyterian church. will hold n meet
ing I'm the lecture room OF the church
Wednesday afternoon. February 10. Tho
following program viii be carried out.
devotional .....-.... Mrs. r. a.. Amos
Leader .-.-.-..... Mrs. Geo. Overbauch
The Canal Zone 81. Mrs. Albert Johnston
The Philippines ...... Mis- Geo. Iausou
Hostesses--Mcsdamc John sur. NJ
Shepherd. A. Davis. ". a. Men. ..
Nichols. W. Berry. J Chambers. s. q.
Riley, Ala Miller and Misses BERTHE
Mae stitt and isobel stitt
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Dead Rornr.l..l

Neldy Scott Elliott ana Harriet -
10Y nus WIG and Edna Margaret Elliott
al OF pittsburgh, Pa, TO Carrie :. Wise.
81 pittsburgh. Lots 50. 80. 80. 81 az IA
In the plot known as Windor In Rrn.ot,..
SSuhly. consideration 81 and other valu-
able considerations.
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fFtd II. Nauman. brackenrIdge. Pm
anu oIence T. bOwzer, Natrona Pa
Lee II. Fry, Jr. Pittsburgh. ia. and
h"Iivh Maciean. DOnOra. Pa
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WITNESSES TRY TO EVADE LAW
" HILE BEING SWORN In COURT
ST. CLAlRSVILLE

st. ct-AIRsvILLE. Feb. s-After the
tel1 had been out Tor about half N
hour they returned verdict OF guilt
ga Ben Co.'s Tor burglary. Co.'S stole a
S2rnet rom the store rOom VI Joe Nc
Aahon. Of BellAire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-10

The Basket Hall Association has had
the basket ball Zines In the rink painted
over again. The lines were painted Just
before the local lads played New Lexing-
ton, but they did not get time 20 dry
and instead of coming on in the wash
INK they came on In the rubbing Be
fore tho lines were painted s1Iae % the
spectacled players had % look twice for
the foul line.
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AT THE VICTORIA

with an all-sfar bill playing ~ the
Vic ~ ig no wonder the popular house BE-
being crowded az practically every per-