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The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
WINDSOR MEN
DIE SUDDENLY

Three prominent citizens OF Wind
sor have died since Saturday morn.
ing. Two Of the deceased men were
fairly advanced in age, and died OF
natural causes. while the third was
a comparatively young man and died
In Detroit, apparently by accident.
Albert Park, Sc years Of age. and
well known rs wheelsman on the
Grand Trunk car ferry Lansdowne.
In which capacity he had served for
20 years, died at his home. No. -
Arthur-st.. Saturday afternoon Mr..
Parks died Of cancer. II was only
within the week. however. that his
condition had become critical. The
deceased 10 survived by his widow.
Mary, two sons. Joseph and Gerald
Park, and one daughter, Miss Agnes
Park, of windsor. The funeral Will
be held Tuesday morning. from the
residence. under the auspices OF the
Ancient Order OF United Workmen.
of which Mr.. Park had long been
member.
Moses Ou-er MaisonviIle. 50 years
old, died suddenly Of heart failure
on Saturday. at his home on Ottawa
st.. Ford City. Mr.. jacksonville was
we'll known In Windsor where he
was engaged In business for some
time. Mr.. jacksonville was . long
re,ident of ESSEX county an prior to
coming to Windsor held oficial posi-
ton as member Of the city council
for Sandwich East township council.
He II survived by Mrs. Mary Maison.
vile. his widow. by Mrs. Patrick
Hsnrahan and Mrs. Arthur Clinton.
sisters, both Of windsor. and one
brother, Peter Hanrahan. Of Ford
City. The funeral will be held Tues
day morning from Our Lady OF the
Lake church. with interment In the
cemetery Of the church.
Albert Hodges, age -. IN in
spector OF parts in the Ford automo-
bile plant. at Ford City. and resid-
ing at No. ~ Gladstone-ave.. Wind.
cor, came to his death early Sunday
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
BAIL FOR MATSON
is TOO COSTLY

James r. Matson. publisher OF
Matson's Monthly. an insurance
magazine Of indianapolis, In stu in
the county jail. awaiting examina.
ton on the charges OF extortion and
criminal libel preferred by Clarence
l.. Ayres. president Of the Northern
Assurance Co.. Of Michigan. Mr..
Matson's bail was fixed at $500 ON
one complaint and $500 on the
other. He will probably remain IN
jail until his examination. Friday.
Efforts TO secure bondsmen have
been unavailing. II IL said. A sure
ty company that was asked to fur
nish bail set such an exorbitant
charge on the service-over 800
q day--that Matson decided that his
liberty was not worth 30 large q
sum for so short period. and pre-
ferred to remain as Sheriff Oak
mans guest.
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,ndesr Swimming Peel prepessd.

lNdeer swimming Peel prepessd.
There 10 some possibility that
Mayor Jackson will Issue . call for
. special meeting Of the Windsor
common council Tuesday evening In
order that action may be taken on
the proposal 70 submit 10 the voters.
at the special election. already cali
ed for August 10. . proposition to
Issue debenturss for $4,000 to pro-
vide for an indoor swimming pool.
At the election Of Aug. IL. already
provided for. the Ques ton Of AFFORD
ing financial aid to the Devilbiss
company to the extent OF $4,000
Will be voted upon.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
.VIOLATOR OF
NEW DRUG LAW
GIVEN FIVE YEARS

Wolf Lewis. convicted July Is OF
violating the Harrison drug act on
two occasions. March s and April 2.
was sentenced to Fort Leavenworth
penitentiary for I'VE years on each
count by Federal Judge futile. Mon
day morning. The sentences are to
run concurrentl.y 50 Lewis will be
released at the end OF i've years.
Several relatives and friends Visited
the Judge In his behalf before sen
tence was passed. and urged elem
ency.
Lewis was charged with selling
morphine and cocaine in small guam
titles from a rag shop In the rear OF
No. l5e Clinton-st His defense was
fat denial. and his attorney. J.
Shurley Kennary. put up a stin fight.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK July -3.-I1our Oulet
and frm. Pork; Dull. mess, s1ST
oGeC D SIS. Sugar Raw, dull: CEN
trtfugaI. 30 test. N.s3nI ss nusco-
wade. S. test, Ssos@Ios: refined, dull;
cut loaf. ~; crushed. $500; powdered.
kio No. on spot. 7bc. TaiIow: Dull:
city, Shc; special. Shc; country. 5a
4t4c; Hay, quiet and nrm; prime.
ksys. it61ic; chickens. isazsc;
fowls, isH 017Nc: ducks. lie. Live
poultry: Strong: geese maze;
ducks. 1191shc: fowis.. lihc: tur-
KEYS. 11011c; roosters. lite: chick
ems, broiiers, 700 zsc. Cheese: Quiet:
state milk. common to specials. l21
ltHc: skins. common to specials. 10
lie.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
LEELANAW
HITS WHEAT
Slump of From lh to
21sc Per Bushel Fea-
lures Market

CHICAGO. July 26.--News that
the American ship Leelanaw had
been torpedoed. caused a slump in
the grain market today. Wheat lost
from l-2 10 7-Sc per oushel. while
corn and oats slumped badly. The
drop came after a firm and higher
opening IN all grains
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CHICAGO BTTTVR wARkET.

CHIrAGO. July 20 -Butfer. Extras
2sLc. 8rsts 24hc. dairy extras. 22a
?-c: nrsts soH71c. Eggs Prime or-
d'rary. i7HHiTi1c nrsts IsK n
ishc rhee.e. Twins. i7i< 1i3.c
yang Americas fth nittc. law.
pcuitry; Fowls IN i3hc dpcta ~
n 49, geese. 80 DC. s,rirgs tam so
turkey iir patatoes: Virginia cob
bicrs. 81 71N 10 per bbi.
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Reported for the Times by Paine,
webbcr e Co. July IS:
omen High Low Close
TOLEDO GRAN MARKET.

TOLEDO. o. july 2s--wheat. crsh
md July 81 II; Scptember ti.iot
Dccerrber fi.17 Corn: Cash and
Iuiv s1iS September IS. December
s5E Oats. Cash and July IS. Sep
terlber zpil December UA. Rye:
Cash ss Governed: Cash fs5:
october ISIS Deccmbcr ssin; March
sst5 Aisike. August ss.tS. Tim
ntby. Prirre 1865 September s115:
October sass Outer: Brick
creamery CSC: tub creamery 75c.
Eggs: Fresh candled zoe. selects &c.
Hay. Unchanged.
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DqTTrcR AM ECUs.

arsts. sse: dairy. !ie: packing stock.
iec per 10.
cases included. Ice: -urr-ut receipts.
Tic per dox. Receipts today. i.1sf
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Coal 10 about TO be made the sub
jsct of the most elaborate treatise
ever devoted TO any one mineral ex.
cept iron. II II 1.,00-page book.
Nth nearly 200 maps.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
NEw YORK CoTTON MAnkET.
wv VOWN Ryr-TCR AND EGGS.

NAV c rn ss Iu' yroo@e IBs ILL.,
7exc; state dairy tubs. 81 " 2ec; imi :
tafIon creamery nrsfs. z2N &c; spo-
ciai. 3fa77i1c. Eggs: Dull: receipts.
isssSs r m,ss3 fs ni,e iIs Ia g e.
nrsts feh q 2yc.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27


The Peabody company. which was
the nrst to suffer from the use OF
high explosives, In the recent raid.
has submitted TO the ofncials Of the
Windsor home guard regiment .
proposal to furnish uniforms st man
ufscturer's cost. A photograph OF
the khaki uniform suggested for the
guard 10 shown and Appears highly
businesslike. II IL likely that tho
Peabody offer will be accepted.
A policeman saw two girls COINS
into the living apartments OF Hop
Lees laundry. on Saturday. and
caused the arrest Of the girls and
the Chinaman. The girls and the
Chinaman were discharged with .
reprtmand.
The trial OF william Letter. who
confessed. % II II alleged. to CON-
piicity In the dynamite conspiracy.
wifi come up Wednesday. at Sand
witch.
The case OF Leo Reardon. the
young man charged with using . tel
escope to gain advance information
on the results at the Windsor race
track for Illegal betting purposes
came up Monday morning. II II said
that Reardon played IN unimportant
part In the undertaking.
Patsy Droui.lard. . Windsor boxer.
was fined 3i+.50 In court SATURDAY
for exceeding the speed limit In his
automobile.
An unusually large list OF DRINKS
were rounded up by the police Sat
urday night and Sunday and were In
court Monday morning.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
Youth Attempts to Hang Sell

WV" SssSVRsS ~ SvSV0 OvW
Robert Mckenzie, Is years old.
sentenced to the State Industrial
School for Boys In Lansing. from
Detroit, In 1911. may Be turned back
into the hands Of Wayne county b.
cause Of his determination to end
his life. Omcials Of the reform
school have written the Juvenile de.
partment Of the probate court, stat
Ing that they cannot handle him
properly.
Young Mckenzie almost succeed
Cd in hanging himself Friday night.
by tearing bed sheets into strinss.
tying them 10 his bed, and pulling 4
moose around his neck.
Ppsnt1ng, The p1aSn aeot k1o1-teat
A. ~A~AA-D-~ la nn0H-Mmon 49,.
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3s D. s s:;::.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
NEW YORK nuTrER AND EGGS.

NEW . YORK. s ssiy , my .r
ira 7shc; state dairy tubs. 81 q CSC:
imitation creamery nrsts. $40 ssc:
special. 371f7 &c. Eggs, Dull: re-
ceipts, 1855: nearby white farcy.
fresh frsts. tsh a csc.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
$50 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Lei

morning when he fell from . window
In the Michigan Exchange hotel. IN
Detroit The body lice at the Chaplin
undertaking. rooms. In Windsor. and
the funeral viii DO Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

Tks foii"wieg nrms are privileged
Carlyle . Povah. W. A. Msmiis =
Co. II. W. Noble : Co. w. + Moss
. Co, Jack n. Thomson, fewis Q.
0orton, w. z. Reilly 4 Cc.. Geo: n.
u Merrill q Co. a. ". wallace 3
Co. william II. Rose = Co. WIN. A.
Near 4 Co.. w. d. Mclaughlin. =. X
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
LIVESTOCK



EAST BrFFATO. ~ r.. July as
Cattle: S cars: market show: choice
to prime steers. - soqlo: fair e
good. Ss.so0s: plain and coarse. $50
; ;,,i E,'% .oa s;na Eraser. ::ss. 7sSssS
light. common .grassers. Ss06So;
yrari'ns. dry fed; :.,sess.; prime r,%.
.rins heifers; S!.so0s: light dry Ssd .,
$50: best fat cow vs.so0s good
Sutcherins cows. Ss.seEs; cutters
SS1 s0t.Ts: Gamers. ss0t: fancy
bulls. 81 a Tfs: best butch erinx bulls
Hogs: 20 cars; market steady;
heavy. S7.so07ss: mixed SSkSio
workers and pigs SslSks.30.
sheep: Two cars: market. steady
top lambs 800 yeariinGs. et7sS1
ws,her" ".'SSs's' ewes. $500
Calyea: ls0iiiE
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
||I'TOCkS
HARD HIT
esVs Of Leelanaw's
Sinking Unsettles In
dustrial Prices

s;s:s. Se!a ssS F!ii: cs: Al s. !:
IN, 90 pfd g AMI Am Ssn
AZ S Ss Pfi rd lSs Am s ST. An cotton
\ l;i7 81 Am Hide 4 Leath pfd -, Am
~ Secuf %. Am LOGON -; An s'n:ls
kss IN. Ar sugar Rsf isSA an
1Sacen1s 81 Atchisen isoM. bald
Il V}n Looom in. Bethlehem steel III
y eeokly9. ~ q 8, Butte = sugsssics
a l,s r. =, ca & 6" Alton rss'se o. 's cSi
!, ca Il q Pae u ~ Chino COPPER
!yT. Cello Fssi 81 cSS c,. An ma ss AZ
III IN ds LEI PSe Ss DO N "a pr
4 so 81 p psS il. at NersS Ore sal.
sis: - 10 s 81 q IA - k.n Ss sisy
": 81 lsI k.sl IEsm, ys csse. =; Sc:
4 y ~ it e. o x "a f fS; CO q, N.ii
: - = ss:.R,s PIN e m S y + LII ( 4
/ MI fy & w:ss III. ssi. kcr,n Pse iSs =.
I'M. FitsssrrG Coal sax. DO PA
a a IN erxs:.s a s l.. Pc Car i.
Ek5& 6S1 1 . Steel AN. do pfd % =,
Slaf its aSms1x s seots
saSssrxx :. s ss.tS i kS isH DO ipie ass.
S f sas CO Il. f:xas Fs..ss U.s.;
! IL Az s. UaIe. Pc i3sS. y 3
\ 40 &. az :s "a ga Yiisy,. ss.:i G
iSSS WIscoasin Cent g. Wsss
/ H11o S6&, y " wociworth ies. VIII
No. - cssssay.S
"a NEW York, July 3s.-An inter.
Ee eonverssd again today on the
- q iadustrial stocks which
~ hssn hsavfly tradsd IN since
( ~ truspscts u prodts nom war
1mu~ bseans he topic Of caief
I nonso1ea n spscnlativs circles.
kat apsning q advances aimee Sat
( g1nS q from one 70 seven points
~ active Issues, the market con-
s1 ne advancs until the news
c reoGlved touching the sinking
~ Ess,snaw. OF the coast Of
$1,000.
- 49, No. Z period q hest
11 ee1lowed ~ gsneral selling.
~ ~ - declines ranging from
s Is pcints n the Industrial
100. Tho declins q Is points In
nn0m otssl Wa the most Pro
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
WINDSOR NOTES

Lance Corporal Arthur Metcalfe.
OF windsor. Was reported from OF
tawa, Monday morning. as missing.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
UNION STOCK YARDs, I'LL.

cHIcHGo. III. July ss@Hos:: Re.
ceipts. $4,000: markst. good. strong
.eo1 ''s s..r AND sS.sstT:
souss heavy. ys.sas.sS: lisS;. siis
d71S: pigs. Ss7s07ss. Cattle: Re-
eeipts 500: market. steady TO shade
lover: bseyss s:,soio,s: COW: and
calves S70ioss. sheep: Receipts.
1900: market. steady to stronG
native. Skss0s7o: western. ts@eao:
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

, cLEvELANp. Q. July is,-Hos..
S,s; :"s ,sSSoS .a.ra% ,'i s.., ..s
Iooni.3s. roughs Ss7S: stags. SIS.
Cattle: Receipts IS cars. f00iSc
higher. Sheep and iambs: Receipts
s cars. 500 se higher; .springcrs $3.50
top. Calves: Receipts 22s. Soc
hiaheY: ton $500.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
Local


Those quotations subject to COM
charges.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

An unusually large list Of DRINKS
were rounded up by the police Sat
urday night and Sunday and were In
court Monday morning.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

P!s:sss4: The I,.s. seat sssH-xSs'
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

Patsy Droui.lard. . Windsor boxer
was fined $i+.50 In court Saturda!
for exceeding the speed limit In hi
automobile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07

near this place. with relatives
AIR. Robert Ffnnev. Of $780, 49,.
caller In this place sunds,. Hiuse'
Mr Henry Krinke sner,
ant Grove. bsob OF Pleas
ar. Bart Jones. OF Nar,,r
relatives. " 'ilis place. visiting
ST. ar. and Mrs. Harry gcbeebto 80.
SsHn9ay al the home OF her a., SPshl
haDo' OF Pleasant Grove. .
MI Pleasant orchestra f,,r,t-,
Co... ior the Farmers institute ~
November -. anu evening,
iMSr. y. A. Buchanan was n h,,.,-
N'i1er IN wheeling Monday
several from this place atts,a.s -
and Tuesday. eslh' Monday
~. william krinke was n h,,s,,..
'"ller IN Martins Ferry WednesIsS,' ''esS
ar. clyde Lynn moved his en-.
ilom the j. W. Bashore proDert,, - my ny
Jesse walkers residence. u MI
several ]. O. O. =. from, The -. ~.
sehded the weekly l. o. O y r,. S',a,e AT
Snll'hileld Wednesday evening. At
ar. William Phillips WAS n ,,fs,,,.. T.
Aiaruns Ferry. Thursday. III
Mr. James, collector for the t.,.,,
6eh.er. was collecting on Tho pDr.t
Routes near this place. ~
Rev. Gilmore will be In cbars,o 81, q. -
communion services which viii ~ ne Shs
!" Eresoyterian church. December Z
Vow Is time for the sleighs 80 t,,.,
EU' 'Ne auto away. for the summer DAYS
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al appeal by plaintiff Hearing wednes-
day.
Harvey g Monroe VS. Board OF Educa-
ton OF Flushing tt. error.
James Kinney Jr.. rs. Alfred Neil.
Error.
Ella L. Galloway ct al admx. vs. John
II. anderson. appeal by defendant. hear
ing Tuesday.
Carl Brooks vs.. State of Ohio. Error.
liquor Hearing on briefs.
Earl Wallace vs.. State Of Ohio; error
and liquor. Hearing on briefs.
:. The johnson Coal Co, vs.. Angelo
Molli. Error.
v p. Perkins vs. state OF Ohio. Err
ror. Hearing Monday.
William Larg vs.. state Of Ohio. Error.
Hearing Monday.
Wilbur Loeejoy. Walter Lephens and
Buck Mock et al vs. State Of Ohio, hear
ing.
Two cases we're dismissed which are
as follows:
9. & +. r. r. Co. ct al VS.. City of
Martins Ferry. appeal by plaintiff.
Lodge Riddle. guardian John +. Craw-
FORD vs.. Annie s. AFTER, appeal by
plaintiff.
In the two cases OF John F. johnson
vs.. W. II. Morris 81 al and City Of Bel
laire ct al eNrel Cooper. solicitor W
Budget Commission. Belmont county
petition dismissed al plaintiffs costs
The case OF Loraiu Coal a Dock Co vs.
LinwoOd Cemetery Association was con-
tnued by agreement.
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RellaIra Rrdnfa


Mrs: Walker Stumbling and daughter
Miss Marie. will leave soon FOR a visit
with friends in Alabama.
Mrs. N 7. Carues. 81 Guernsey street
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. W
Laughlin. al GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. John Duffy is seriously ul AT
her home ON Hamilton street.
Miss Mary keane entertained friends
night.
Mr and Mrs. n. H. smith. OF Mounds
vile. has returned home after visit
with a.. snds here
The new school bank was placed in
operation yesterday at the Rose HIN
Mrs. Alex Mayer entertained a charity
whist party at her home on Belmont
street yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. r. Wade. OF Parkersburg. W.
Va. has returned home after visit
With Mrs. \. G. Beetham. on Thirty
seventh street
Mrs. Fred sprigrg is visiting friends
al Zanesville this week.
Arthur Montgomery. ~ this city has
returned from visit with friends at
Miss Carrie Penick has returned TO
her home in Moundsville after n visit
with her sister. Mrs. Jesse Bennett. OF
GLADYS Potts f. 800 at her home on
Franklin street.
Mrs. s. W Hopkins has returned 90
~ tlArsviIe. after "a visit with friends
Or q. 8. starkweather Ieft last night
Tor Columbus, where he will attend the
annual meeting of the ohio Dentists
Association
Mrs. George Thompson. OF SteubCn-
Vile. has returned home after visit
with Mrs. !. 10. McGraw. on noble ST
John Moore has returned 90 Pitts
burEh. Hfter "a visit with friends here
The Alpha Bible class Of the Second
Ire7byfcrinn church. Will meet this eve
ming Hf The home ~ Mrs H 70. King on
North Jefferson street
Mt and Mrs John Bell OF Canal
/ Dover hHtg returned home after "a visit
with friends here
Mr end Mrs. Alex DuHuir. ~ belmont
gro spending few days with friends
nrs o. q. Waeer. OF Guernsey street.
bias gone tu NnnHrn Pa called there
o} Che death OF relative
D. 81. Patterson. uf GAINESVILLE was
a visitor boo the city yesterday
SpnnEIrr Poet SO. %. Grand Army %
tho trpubllc viii hold an Important
mrrlIuE Saturday evening
N1ufr. John 49,. N0rr.T nfflrIaffH Ir
fhr mnrfiuge Of Miss Sarah getfHrh and
Mr John fnlHIHuuI. both of Martins
EnrrF. yesterday afternoon.
| a meeting OF the ladies ~ The second
Irr-n DBL terrain church will b. held wed
rr"1HE Afternoon. Arrangement will
Dol rUmulrtcd Tor fhr Chrirfmua hagar
fn Dbl. held Thursday and Friday even
lnF9
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FLUSHING, 0.

FISHING. o.. Dec. 6.-Mrs Alton Ste
phcns and son George. Of Cleveland. arc
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mr. and Mrs. John DonIcy were shop
ping in Wheeling. Monday.
Mrs. John Kirk and daughter. Miss
Ella, have returned from "a few days
visit with friends in Stcubenviile.
". r. McNcal and family visited rel
ativcs in Blissdeld the first OF the week.
George Meister. OF bridgeport. was
a business visitor In town this week
Rev g. o. Reynard. Of Hiram. visit
cd his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Heynard. few days this week.
Miss Maggie Lewis. Of Canal Dover
is visiting al the home Of IL a. schultz.
The following appointments were
made hy the worthy matrOn az the last
meeting or Flushing Chapter. order Of
The Eastern Star. Mrs. John Donley.
-Adah"; Miss Lena Bethel. Ruth: Miss
Jessie Wilson. Esther. Mrs william
Fulton. Martha. Mrs. Frank Corey.
.Elccta"; Mrs. ". Mcconnell marshal
Mrs. Robert Bethel chaplain: Miss Tau.
~ HoEc. wardcr. and William Fulton,
sentinel
william Randie. Ir and family -
moved Co Akron last week. where he is
employed by the Goodyear Rubber Com
runv.
Miss Bertha Fritter and Mrs. Howard
Howen were married az ST. Clairsviiie.
"wednesday. November %
Patterson Dunlap died Tuesday NIGHT
% 1880 o'clock. after n lingering iii-
HNNNNNN H'.N JUS wore MnNm az
The home Friday. December z. ~ \
m. conducted By Rov. riummer ana
Hcv. Todd. intormcnt in Union come
ferv Mr Dunlap was boz his sad wear
and had been hcdfast Tor almost two
years tie leaves "a widow and one son,
Robert '
Mrs. Anna Janctto Wilson died early
lhuredar morning. Mrs Wilson vas
th" widow ~ The late rnacrh Wsffeow.
~h' leaves two sons. George and VIII
laI' and one daughter. Mrs Ella Ran
dI". Funeral services were held af
The home SATURDAY.. December q af
p W., conducted hY Rev piummcr ana
tory
Tho death ~ Mics Ifona Corrrbo-.
i9uEhicr OF Mr. and Mrs James com.
l'r occurred ln cleveland re the homo
Wnrg hold at The home of her parents on
FRIDAY November gf Tnfrrurerf H.
Rock rIIII rrrrffrr iN
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Hearing "wednesday.

Andy onkiCh OF Frovident will be Civ
en- q preliminary hearing boz the Nav
ors office Wednesday morning on *.
charee or second degree murder Coun-
~ OFFICIALS alleEe that DE b. implicated
lu lhe cause OF The death Of Nick RtluIba
Mh" died az e. Wheeling hospital last
sunday morning IL will be remcTnb ersI
lhal AndN Lusoc. Nick Bumba and An
iv"H' operated hy Humha and that Luz
soc on becoming cnranCed struck his
'i' over Ih' table. piece Of which flew
and struck Bumha over the sve ,ybieE
tdNrfo MS death. DukiCh claims To-
nave becn only am eye witness Of the
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tained az the home Of Mrs. William Ncu-
ing
Attorney u. g. Pratt. Of this city. wa
IN ~. ClairsVille yesterday. on business.
Several candidates were initiated at
the meeting Of the Loyal knights OF the
World In their hall. last evening.
The Neal property. on North First
street. was sold az sheriff's sale yester-
GAY afternoon. owing to a partition suit
hlcd some time ago.
Misses Mary Woods and Ruth Petit
have returned from Mingo. after a visit
with friends.
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TEN YEARS FoR MURDER

CHARLESTON. w. Va Dec r
,al souders indicted for killing Laid.
icy Allen. special policeman for tho
,he'apeake Ohio railroad at Hand
i'y. was today sentenced 90 ten years
n the penitentiary. souders A. IN.
man who gave the county Officers da-
"a from which they effected the arrest
OF fifteen men az Handiey and convict
% them OF robbing box cars TIE plead.
"a guilty 70 murder but said he ala
not know Allen was an officer a. tho
timo and mistook him for a robber.
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YOUNG MEN TO
WAGE DRY FIGHT
ORGANIZED aTHE MINUTE MEMS
LEAGUE AT sTEuBEHvxLLE.
And win Take Charge OF Dry Fight
on December 29-Live News
OF steubenvtlle-

STEU BENNIILE. o. Dec. e.-~Tho
Minute Mems League" an orEanizat ION
OF young men OF The city. which was or
Sanized yesterday. will bear the brunt
OF the battle for the dry cause in thu
local option campaign now under way.
over goo young men have been enrolled.
and the following officers elected:
President George Porter: vice pres
idcnt. Fred Pcarcc. corresponding sec
rotary. George j. BarthOid: recording
secretary. Stanley Fellows; treasurer.
John orr.
Dry leaders. who assert that this
years battle against the return Of the
Licensed saloon Is the young mems
nght. have mapped out an active cam
paign for the young voters. and IL Is
expected that they will play a most i'm
portant part I'm the fight. which will end
In the election to BE- held December %.
After the organization had been ef-
fected. n. II. McFadden. dry leader.
urged the young men to get into poll
tics. 10 strive for clean government by
voting Tor the best men. whether "A
rooster. "a coon. a nag or whatever SYM
Dol heads the ticket"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07

The Womcn.s Auxiliary OF the Iieflafrc
city Hospital. held IN important meet
Ing ~ the rooms Of The Commercial club
Monday afternoon. Plans for the New
Years reception 10 b. held az the hoapi-
tal were made. a committee was APP
pointed Co arrange e. program for the
occasion. u ia expected fhaf hundreds
~ Bellalre people viii visit the hospital
ON that rnH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
aihls claases 20 Dino.

Presidents Of the Bible classes Of the
different churches held a meeting last
night In the Office OF Principal 9. ;. Nc
Way. In the high school building. ana
completed arrangements for the Get
Together Meeting" and banquet to be
held at the Christian church Tuesday
evening, December IL. Invitations were
issued to the members Of the various
classes 10 attend the banquet and a large
gathering is expected. To facilitat. ar
rangemcnts members have been asked 10
report 20 the president OF each class
whether they can attend the affair. In
addition To an excellent menu which
Will be rived by the members the
Young Mems Bible class OF the Christian
church, a program will b. rendered con-
ststing OF music and addresses.