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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-01

]. R. FINLEY of New York city
was in Tonopah today. He is ex.
pert geologist for the Jumbo Exten-
sion Mining company in its apex liti-
CATION.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-01
TEN THOUSAND MEN
GO BACK TO WORK
MILLS AND FACTORIES RESUME
AFTER SHUT DOWN CAUSED
BY DEPRESSION

Vby AbbOchuteu FfebssI
CHICAGO, April 1.-Ten thousand
men, who had been idle since the
first of the year, returned to work
today in the steel mills and factories.
The shut down was caused by short
age Of materials and business depres-
sion.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-01
TWO AND A HALF TONS
OF POWDER EXPLODE
FIVE PEOPLE, INCLUDING su-
PERlNTENDENT, LOSE LIVES
WHEN WORKS DESTROYED
(By Assoclated Press.l

(By Associated Press.l
ALTON, ILL.,, April live thou
sand pounds of black powder ex-
ploded today in the powder works.
killing five. including Superintendent
Colburn. The works are FIVE miles
out. The shock was felt here.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-01
TRAINING FOR FIGHTS

Kid Ross and Jimmy Logan are
training at the gymnasium every af-
ternoon at 2:3O for their approaching
fights.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-01

e. 8. CHAFEY, discoverer of the
Humboldt mining district BY that
name, is . visitor from scasyiiie.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-01
tBy Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press.)
TABRIZ, April 1.-The holy war
has resulted in further massacre of
Christians in Persia. In one village
the bodies of 72O persons were found
mutilated. Wells and pools are
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-01
. . . . . . . . . . .
TODAY AND A YEAR AGO.

Official readings of the ther- .
mometer by the United States .
observer at Tonopah: =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
AT THE REX.

Henrik Ibsen's most celebrated drama
Ghosts was shown TO large audiences
yesterday and the Mutual masterpicture
VIII be shown for the last time today.
This five act Feature Is presented by an
All star cast headed BY that great mo-
lion picture actor Henry Il. Walthaii
and assisted by Thomas jefferson. Mary
Alden. A. W. Filsen. loretta Blake and
other players familiarly known 10 nov
ing picture audiences. critics. who have
seen this picture. pronounce this pictur-
ization Of ibsen's highly condensed do
nestle tragedy, much more interesting
than the play itself Ibsen Is known 10
almost every household IN America. and
though few have seen his plays-for
they require great skill In production
this masterpicturc will prove 20 be the
best ever presented Toll and Tyranny
Is the last three act drawa on the re-
current theme Who Pays2 Pathe Weekly
closes one OF the best programs OF pho
toplays ever shown. Coming WedHcs-
day and Thursday Two five features.
The Call OF the Dances a four act Broad
way Production starring Yansi Dolly.
the famous danseuse. and The Circular
Path. three act photoplay featuring
Henry p. Walthall. late star OF The
Birth Of a Nation and Warda Howard.
Pathes Color Travel Pictures also.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
ROCKEFELLER
VISITS LUDLOW

TRINIDAD. Colo. Sept. 2O.-John
ID. Rockefeller. Jr.. today visited the
scene OF the Ludlow battle and The
mining camps OF Berwind md
IaDasco on his first days. Inspection
tour OF the properties OF the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company.
After talking freely with the miners
he went int their homes. questioned
their wives about working and living
conditions and making suggestions
for improvements
For luncheon Mr.. Rockefeller stop
ped at the miners boarding house at
berwind. Tom Davis. superintendent
OF the mine. who set az his right hand.
clad in blue overalls and with coal
dust ground into the wrinkles OF nus
face. was engaged in a running con-
versation by Mr.. Rockefeller.
After the luncheon the party went
70 Taoasco. stopping on the way to
visit the school where MIR. Rookie
teller inspected some extensive I'M
provement work done in part by the
expenditures OF money contributed by
the Rockefeller foundation last winter
TO furnish work for UNEMPLOYED
miners following the calling OF OF the
strike. Mr.. Rockefeller was appar.
entity greatly interested in the WORK
oeing done in the school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
ASKS U. S. TO
AID ARMENIANS

LONDON. Sept. 90. 5:3s D. M
Niscount Bryce. formerly British am
bassador to the United States has sent
TO the Associated Press a plea that
America try 10 stop the slaughter OF
Armenians
The civilized world, he says in his
plea, especially America ought to
know what horrors have been passing
In Asiatic Turkey during the past few
months for II anything can stop the
destroying hand OF the Turkish gov
eminent II would be an expression OF
the opinion OF neutral nations, chiefly
America.
Soon after war broke out between
Turkey and the allies" continues the
viscount. the Turkish government
formed, and since has been carrying
odt with relentless cruelty, a plan for
extirpating Christianity by killing OF
Christians OF the Armenian race. Ac.
counts from different sources agree
that OF the whole OF eastern and nor.
thern Asia Minor and Armenia, the
Christian population is being DELHI
erately exterminateS, the men of mill.
tary age being killed and the younger
women seized for Turkish harems.
compelled TO become Mohammedans
and kept with children in virtual
slavery The rest OF the Inhabitants
old women, men and children have
been driven under convoy OF Turkish
soldiers into unhealthy parts of Asia
Minor, some to the deserts between
Syria and the Euphrates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
DIR. KOONTZ is
NAMED MODERATOR
Special Dispatch to the Inteiligeneer.

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteiligeneer.
HOLIDAYS COVE. W. Va. Sept 20.
This afternoon DIR. Thomas Grier
hoontz, pastor OF the Second Presby
terrain church of Wheeling. was
elected moderator of the Wheeling
district at a meeting OF the Presby.ery
held here today Other officers
elected are as follows: Rev. John
Cornell, of New Martinsville. perma.
nent clerk; and Rev. f. b. Carson. OF
WarWood, temporary clerk.
The sessions OF the Presbytery
opened this afternoon and after near.
Ing the reports OF the different com.
mittees teh election Of offers was
held. A popular meeting was he'd
this evening in the Cove Presbyterian
church at which time DR. David y.
Schaif. of Pittsburgh. delivered an In.
terestlng lecture on John Huss. 20
Rev. l.. b. Lewellyn. OF Elm Grove.
preached sermon after which the
celebration Of the holy communion
was observed. DR.. Koontz, the newly
elected moderator presided over the
sessions OF the day.
Tomorrow the meeting Of the Pres.
oytery closes after the morning meet.
ing An interesting program has been
arranged for tomorrow's session.
wheeling pastors are in attendance
with the exception OF only two ana
elders are present TO represent them
Rev. Hnry b. Nichlen, OF Ohio. &C.
copied a call 20 Sherrard. Limestone
ana Wolf Run. at tho meeting OF the
Pnesbytery today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
VILLA TO PROTECT
ALL AMERICANS

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.-Gsneral
villa authorized his Washington agent.
Enrique c. Llorente. TO issue a state
ment promising protection TO Ameri.
cans and other foreigns In Mexican
territory controlled by him. There
have been reports that foreigners
would suffer as a result of the out
come OF the Pan-American conference
at New York. forecssting recognition
OF Carranza and the recent renewed
warning TO Americans TO leave the
fighting zones of northern Mexico. =
Advices TO the state department re
ceived late today. said that the evacu.
alton OF Torreon by the Villa forces
was proceeding and was expected TO
be completed yesterday. September IL
number of Americans who did not
accompany the consular officer from
Durango several days ago. were said
to have left later overland for Tor.
reon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
CADIZ, O., COUPLE
ON BURNED SHIP

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept 2O.-with
the establishment OF the identity OF
the ship burned last night at sea as
the Animal. IL became known here to.
day that two OF the passengers were
the Rev. w. y. Jamison and his bride
OF only a few weeks. their wedding
having taken place at Cadiz. o. They
were United Presbyterian missionaries
on their way to Egypt. Among the
other United Presbyterian missiona.
rles on board were the Rev. and Mrs.
u. ID. Henderson. Rev. ]. c. Hunk,
Miss Ruth Eddy. Miss Edna Jane Gif.
mn. Miss Helen Carlin. the Rev. C. c.
Mechanism. and the eRv. II. Ray.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
MURDERER OF AMERICAN
HAS BEEN CAPTURED

LAREDO. Texas. Sept 2O.-Apolo-
MO Rodriguez. a former captain in
Nietoriapo Huertas Mexican army.
was lodged In Jail here to-day by Tex
as Rangers. on a charge Of stealing IS
horses from Clemente Vergara. a Tex
as ranchman. in February. 1914. This
case. in which Vergara lost his life,
caused much interest at the time.
Nergara, ii is alleged. was enticed
by MeNicans 10 an island in the Rio
Grande. on February 10. 1914. by the
statement that he would receive pay.
ment for Is horses stolen from his
Texas ranch. Nergara was kidnapped
when he reached the island. and later
was killed and buried on Mexican soil.
Rodriguez was charged with the crime
by Texas authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
CAMERON

CAMERON. W Va. Sent. .o-Ths
funeral OF samuel Howard which oc-
CURED q NJ from has lste home Sunday at 2
was almost 80 years old and had lived
~ thls community practically an his
tery.
Rev. c. Fred Anderson left this after
noon Tor farkersburg 10 attend the NJ.
y. Conference. lie carries with him the
pest wishes Of all the Cameron peopie
II ~ not likely that he will be returned
10 the pastornte OF the church here
All committees went TO work early
yesterday morning 10 prepare the Wav
lor the nome coming which begins
Ihursdsy. Many stands will be erected
ana pens and housing places will be
prepared for the live stock Decorators
are here in profusion and colors galore
are lying about the town
Congressman ". NJ Neeiev Is 70 vts,,
us next Saturday and viii deliver an
audress az the home coming
rev. WIN. CUNNINGHAM, Of Wheeling
VII preach al the NJ p. church next sun
DAY morning and also a. the usual hour
IN the evening. Rev. Cunningham i
a former resident Of the place and has
.a most OF friends here who will be
pleased 70 greet him once more
-. n bonar whose illness has here
tVIofe been mentioned, rested very
nicely over SUNDAY and De- expected 10
o. out IN a few days
Shern g. p. Hutchinson. Of Mounds
Howard here sunday AFTERNOON. '''u'
sunday October 10Th will he rally
day az the 81. Il. sunday school S ans
preps,rati,o3ns are being made for a
William Moulton. the little son o,
Mr. and Mrs. William MouIton was
taken 20 Wheeling Sunday night 20 ps
treated Tor appendicitis.
Martin Bush, who H. working on an
his family here
Work on Aaron Porter's new bakery
~ progressing nicely and DO Dr. only 1
matter nf time TIL Cameron can hos N
uf one or the most up-to-data baking 81.
Establishments In the country
The revival meeting being conducted
by Rev. W. y. Pierce az Big Hun will
continue during the week AZ Ieast
large and interested crowds attend each
Miss Florence Watson 81 Columbus
o.. is the guest Of friends IN town
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meats. o. Ports.
mouth. o.. are guests Of the latter. !
parents. Mr. and Mrs. q. g. Lancaster
In the east end
Miss Anna Howard. OF Moundsviue
attended the funeral 0f her uncle
samuel Howard here sunday.
Mrs. Della AlEeo. Who for some tim.
haH been ln Wheeling taxing treatment
for iIl health. will be- able 90 some hom,
some Time during the present week
She d. much improved
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ENelNEER KILLED.

HUNTINGTON. W Va. Sept 90
Leaning too far out Of the engine cab.
a y. sidebottom. Chesapeake 4
Ohio railroad engineer. was killed in.
sianuy this morning near I.oEan.
when hiH head struck water tank.
The train was Eoing AZ a rapid rate
OF speed and ran Wild for several min
utes before Fireman s. ~ Long dis.
covered sidcbottom.s lifeless body 10
the engine scat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
PLEADS GUILTY
benWood Nan Pinsd on ChArrs Of Coz
duottnG Bpsaksasy.

AS evening about . O'Clock Officials
tem Moundsville raided the home 81
r.uNtrd Blake. az 52s McMechen streef
Henwood. and after securing an sb,,.,i
100 100 or evidence arrested him an !,
S."f or pootleEEinE. Blake was tried
At lA.aO o'clock before Squire C'iavfor
w., Ttno Tined iinSd Mn 400 and sixty days In
Last night p. NJ Howard ID u Nc
'artel. Elmer RossiRner. OF M0nudeyiiie
elu - H. LogsdOn. Of Eeuwood. dcput v
1919 met IN Muundsville and planned
we rad. The car stopped near the Mace
e,cupled ~ Blake and before the e,-i-
otnce could be hidden. the Officials rad
entered They found three eisht-railon
hets ~ beer and gallon Of whiskey.
Ciuzeus residing In the near vfcinftv
nae complained against Blake Tor Some
time 90 the officials but nofbf1g 80
zone until last night Blake al ne hon
ihk peIore squire clayton. plead Fuiifv
70 the charge and received NE rsrferre
On me way 20 Hcnwood from Mounds
VIE. the party met a police Officer Nh,
raid i' '"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
MANY INJURED IN
G. B. & Q WRECK

CHICAGO. Sept 2O.-A score OF
persons we're injured. three perhaps
fatally tonight when the Missouri
Limited" Of the Chicago Burlington
and Quincy railroad. was wrecked al
Western Springs, NJ, 13 miles south
west OF Chicago.
The passenger train. which left Chi.
cago for Kansas City at 6.10 .. m,
had stopped az the station when a
freight train which was being run into
a siding left the rails and crashed in.
10 the passenger train. The engine
mail car and baggage car left the
track and all turned over.
The three most seriously Injured
are r. J. Keefe. ennneman: n. r
Fox. fireman. W. ". Eastin. Rearney
Mo, a passenger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21

The Senior Mechanics will hold ar
important meeting In their hall OF
Main street this evening
Extra cars were placed on the locai
street car lines yesterday morning. tc
carry the large crowds 20 Martins
Ferry TO attend the circus
Several out-oftown people viii be
in the city to-day TO attend the Church
funeral
|. Local people are interested In the
proposed new glass plant which vii
be erected at Yorkville
Several bottles OF whiskey exploded
In the window OF the Acorn LlquoI
Company. Sunday morning. due 70 the
rays of the sun shining in the win
dow
The two plate mills at the Aetna
Standard plant resumed operations
yesterday morning. after a two days
idleness.
A crowd OF local young people gave
a theater party at the Victoria Thea
ter in Wheeling last evening.
Good progress Is being made OF
the work of laying the brick along tho
street car tracks on Main street ant
Lincoln avenue.
Several local young people left yes
terday morning for the various col
leges and schools.
A. p. Hardesty, Of Colerain. was n
the city yesterday. on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21

The NfrrFanrr ~ fHn wiz five
part photodraua adapted from hrii.
liant story ~ love ard ndrerfrrt Win
vefeaflln Lorraine rffo fn fhe IrHdlrr
role oprnc1 "a two darH rrrHremrnf at
enc colonial Theatre UfHfrrNH. Iu large
ard arprfrIafife audiences nnf scored
n splendid rurcrHH The product Ion 3d.
unique ard uIfh Hu rrrr rf lnraf company
preaentinR lf there could Do no 1uee.
ion a. o. lfg merits aH iudred hv those
uNo ATTENDED If yesterday TIa action
fret fakca place .r Sew zealand Tafer
Do shifts o. raIIforrIH Thomas fI0un
ora his daurhfer PHYLLIS arr happily
living on fhrlr farm Dol South Africa
John Hayden and fIa mother ara rrfrh.
horr Hayden and PHYLLIS ore rrreraf
fu D. married. walter Brand H Nenlrr
in VIII animals. comes f1 fhn rr rnHnr.
Hurf ri quest ~ specimens fnr fhn
American market Hrnnf .a fnIurrf b.
au enrared urn end lr farrIrf 81
Browns home an1 cared f1r bF Phyllis
Who coon FAILS DBL irre 9th fnr afrHr.
go nrf firuaH 9th nin fn r. nrre rffr.
wfnFn r. mock ceremony IH reformed
Uayfen goes ln search ~ fre man rHs
haa STOLEN Die awraffearf HrHrf boz.
rrrer fiaaaHaffsf ard rrfrarnra fn rIf
HirIsrf ~ fne rIrI All the Ura Iau.
frn fan beer ~ FrnnfH frnrF Wa Hnr
i1cafsf ard roe visits Strands animal
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store and menagerie. and meets Brand
face TO face. A terrible struggle ensues.
CASES are overturned. wild Animals
gain their freedom. and the men are sur
rounded with wild creatures whose ac-
lions harmonic with the thoughts OF
the combatants. Brand dashes madly
into the cages containing some OF the
most ferocious captives and Is killed.
IL Il there Phyllis comes upon her for
mer fiance. and into her heart floods
the love which. In other days. was all
for Hayden. They again become sweet
hearts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
MAY ARREST ROCKEFELLER.

DENVER. Col. Sept. 20.-Wmiam
Diamond. representative In Colorado
OF the international organization OF
the United Mine Workers OF America
when asked this afternoon about q
rumor that steps would be taken look
ing to the arrest of John D. Rockefel
Ter. Jr.. In connection with strike dis
orders. said.
Il have taken no such action. but
will discuss II with A. NJ Belcher
counsel for the international organiza
ton. who is expected TO reach Denver
tomorrow"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
AGAIN POSTPONED
FriAi Of Alieged spsaksasy Proprietor
10 Oonttnued-other Justice
Court Cases.

The Albert Nicely trial before SQUIRE
nuthes mas again been postponed ana
Viii not be held until September 40.
lhls makes the third time that Neely,
charged with operating a speakaasv,
through his attorney. S. o. Boycs.
george .Brannon was sent 70 the
Work house. for 80 days BY Squire Hem
Ing his mother. Although the mother
refused TO testify that her son had beat
ner other witnesses told OF Brannon's :
alleged abuse.
Paul Ebert, charged with having
given heroin TO the late Martha V Nor
, rison, VIII be tried by squire r. g.
Hobbs next Saturday. At the same
time the inquest will be concluded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
QUIET ON BORDER.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Sept. 20
The third successive day without
Mexican troubles on this part Of the
border passed today bringing hope
here that these disorders are on the
wane
The body Of an American found
killed near Kingsville today was inden.
titled as that OF Burt Lyle. a farm
hand. Lyle disappeared two weeks
ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
ENTER ORDERS
Judge Hervsy Decides 70 Hear Banf
Note Case without Jury-JudRe
Addisman Confirms jury verdict

Judge n. g Hervey entered an order
yesterday directing that the case OF v
y Wright Bank Note Company against
Nauonal Telephone Company a corpora
ton. allowing the Ming or certain pap
ere and waiving jury. The case IN
NoiNes the printing OF several notes.
Judge Addleman entered an order in
lne appeal case OF DIR. .. D. Mccoy vs..
heodore Wolfe, In which the motion
TOT a new trial was withdrawn. and
Wolfe was directed TO get his costs
from the plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
Cut This Out
IL Is Worth Money

Cut out this advertisement enclose
Ceufa % FOLEY a Co. aaat Hhemold
ave. chicago, lil. writing your name
era address clearly. You viii re-
ceive in return trial package con-
faluInE.
Nl Foieya Honey and Tar Com
pound. fhe standard family remedy
Tor coughs. colds. Group. wh0oplnr
cough UrhtnrrH ard soreness On
chest grippe and bronchial coughs.
fJ Foley kidney pills. Tor over
worked and dIaordarod Kidneys ard
bladder ailments, ruln fu Sides ard
back due 90 kidney Trouble. sore
murcIoa. stir jointa. backache ana
rheumatism
f1l Foley Catharfic Tablets. q
whoIrroue and thoroughly cleansing
cafnnrtlo. Especially comforting %
stout pergnnr. and purrnfive needed
~ every hu0N with aIurrlaH bowels
ard torpid liver You can cry these
three family remedies for only &c.
Tor sale b. John Coleman CO.
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L. e. STOUT.

Special pifratch 20 The Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG W Va. Sept 90
Bemuel q Stout member Of a pioneer
Harrison county family. died today of
acute Indigestion 90 tho home ~ a
DAUGHTER. Mrs Isaac Wilson af Knotts.
Vile. Taylor county AGED ST. HE
home vas af Bridgeport. Of which he
was n prominent resident re was n
son OF BENJAMIN Stout former sheriff.
and Lovy Reynolds Stout
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CIRCUIT COURT
Many Matters Aired, Others TO BE
Tned' ana Juries Render verdict
Three Appeals Today.

Three appeal cases are set to come IN
before Judge n. c. Hsrvsy this morn
ing and II is expected that all viii be
way Is finished this morning The hrst
case II that OF W 4. Davis VS. Peter
CarANasiOs; the second. Continental IL
lustrating company W. a G Thomas
and the third. Josephine Frovota Va.
SAKE Brothers Co.
A verdict for one dollar was rendered
by jury In Judge Addieman's court
ct al ~. John Elmer ct al The case
was an appeal from a justice court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
nLKs Az Hurrrraror

HlNTtNGrON W. Va sept ln-rr.
COM rF Trains brought hundreds ~ EIha
in INiH CITY n.nlrhf preliminary CO. fhr
annual convention Wks0r r0ufanea here
~ morrow enc continues fur three DAYS
lrraiIfnl I.Io Jones. ~ Tarhrrr nurr.
" h0 henda che state nernri1fiou WIN M.
fIfn hrfr o. morrow murnfnu .u o. aur.
lIHI fIain from fNH northern section rF
iNN NInf. If IH expected fnrf O. 600 mem.
herH lnd their ladies win b. entertain.
70 Ihroc special trulra ore due Co..
mnffgW WnrnInE from aII sections OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
BRIDGEPORT
Narrow Escape.

The home OF William Woods at Up
land, had narrow escape from de-
sruetion by fire Sunday at noon. The
nre started in the kitchen and the
WOOD work In some manner caught
nre. The dinner bell was rung which
brought all the neighbors to the scene
OF the blaze and through their assist
ance the home was saved.
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NOTIFIED OF PLAGUE.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept 90
Dr. s. L. Jepson. ~ the head Of the
Public Health Council Of West Wiz.
ginia. was to-day ofhcially notified by
the United states health bureau that
after n lapse % one year a case OF
bubonic plague has been discovered
IN New Orleans. The report said that
the INVESTIGATION a. 10 the exact
source Of the infection has not been
cOmpletod
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VIII Not BE Ret,,rr.d

There was regret in this city yester-
day when IL was announced that Rev.
Mayer who has been pastor of the
Kirkwood NJ. +. church for the past
two years. would not be returned to
this city. The conference which is
In session at Akron has decided to
send him TO another field.
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W. VA. ASSOCIATION TO MEET.

CHARLESTON. W Va. Sept 20
The West Virginia Association viii
hold its annual meeting in Clarksbure
beginning December Is. and continuing
three days. Judge r. y. Jacobs. of
New Martinsville. will address the
meeting on The Virginia Debt" a
meeting Of the executive committee
Of the association will be held In
Ciarksburg on Wednesday. for the
purpose Of arranging the program.