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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
Prosecutions Against AeropIane Raid.
 on Paris

Paris, Jan F, 6.55 p. u1.-Every pre- caution has been taken to guard against possible attacks by German aeroplanes on the Paris Bourbon dur ing the session of parliament Three French aeroplanes flew constantly in the vicinity of the building during to- days session.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
FUN ERALS.
Thomas O'Hars,

The funeral of Thomas O'Hara was held from his home in Andover at one o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Burial was in the Congregational cemetery in Andover in charge of Funeral Director Jay NJ Shepard
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
Woodmen's Officers.

The officers of Nutmeg camp, No. S,eT7 Modern Woodnen of America, for 1915, are: V. C., Joseph H. Staf- ford; advocate, oJl1n W. Blake; clerk, William R. Burdick; banker, John A. Hourigan; escort, Dennis J. Griffin: I. w., Lewis A. Gill; sentry, Eugene J. Carroll: manager for three years, John W. Blake; manager for , years, D. ]. Turnbull: manager for year. E. J. Carroll.
 Mrs. Esther Dimnock of South Will lington has been the guest of rela- tives ip town.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
wlnDHAm NATIONAL BANK.
Holds Annual Meeting Tuesday =
 GuiIford Smith President.

At the annual meeting of the Wind
 ham National bank, held Tuesday morning, the following directors were elected: Guilford Smith. William A. King, Samuel I. Birmingham, George E. Stiles, Hugh C. Murray, William
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS
 AT DUNKIRK DESTROYED
By German Airship FIotlIa in Raid
 Last Sunday.

London. Jan 12, 7.S5 p. n.-4a wire iess despatch from Berlin says that the military establishments in and near Dunkfrk were completely destroyed by the German airship fiotiHa, which at tackled that city on Sunday. The Dun- kirk lighting plant also was destroy ed The despatch says this informa- ton is contained in Q. message from Rotterdam.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
Roston Steamer safe.

Boston, Jan. 12.--AnNiety over the Boston steamer Carolyn was relieved today when refinite news of the ves- sel's safe arrival at Bremen, January 2. was received
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
Freeeauit- Boirier.

In St Mary's church Tuesday morn ing Rev. c. T. Lemieux united in mar riage Paul Fregeault and Miss Yvonne
 Boirier, both of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
Hunted Out of Season.
Teacher Undersoes Operation.
Slipped. sprainina Ankle.

Charles M. Thompson of the A. D. rSpellman Co, slipped in front of the house of R. o. Branch on Prospect street Tuesday forenoon and sustained a sprained ankle.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
THE H. q. MURRAY CD.
Germans usino Ice Breakers

done or in which it has participated, since organization.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13

Buying Horses for Italian Army.
 East St. Louis, Ills, Jan 1e.-Itaiian army officers will be here next Friday or Saturday to place an order for ten thousand horses, according to infer mation received here today.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
A Popular Company.

The Ethel May Thorey Co. have re- turned to Jewett City for athe third year and cn Monday and Tuesday nights was greeted by enthusiastic au- diences of over six hundred. The Way of Woman, Miss Shorey's latest play, was presented Moday evening. The plays are all written by Miss Shorey and are taken from facts. The com pany carries special scenery and cleo trical effects.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13

London, Jan. 12. 10.35 p. 1n--The Gerrnais are utilizing e-breakers on Mazurian lakes in East Prussia to pre-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
What Is Going On Tonight

Wfndham Encampnent, No. 10. I. O. O. F.. s0T Main Street.
 Monthly Meeting of Town School Committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
President Hopes Philippine Bill Will
 Pass,

Washington Jan. 12.-Presidapt Will son told callers today that he hoped the Philippine bill would be passed during the present session of con gr&S but that he could not speak with eel nty on the subject because of the peculiar rules of the senate all lowing unlimited debate.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13

Dunkirlz, on the coast of France, is the British continental military base Troops and suplies arriving from Eng land are landed at this port, where ex- te1sive military supply stations have been established.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
Year'a Statistics

The statistics for the year show that there were 113 births, 67 females and 46 na3a; $G marriages and 61 deaths. The causes of death were from cerebral henrorrhage 4, conres- tion of the lungs i, paralysis agitaus l, gastro enteritis 3, chronic nephritis ', intestinal obstruction 1, vaIvular heart disease 3, influenza l, pyaemia I. septicaemia prostatis 1, injury of for ceps at birth 2, epileptic convulsion 1
 asthenia l, broncho pneumonia 1. diphtl1eria l, consumption 3, cerebral apcpleXy 1. cancer ?. pulmonary tu- berculosis }. lobar pneumonia ,, en- teritis 1. acute indigestion ?, simple cerebral meningitis 1, peritonitis l. Ar dero schrosis l. premature birth 2 accidental drowning 1. uraemic pons- oning 1, crushed in elevator shaft l, acute bronchitis ,, diarrhoea and en- teritis ,, carcimona of liver 1, brain tumor 1, diabetes mellitus 1. pernicious anemia l, eraphthalmie goiter 1, ate lectasis l. arthritis deforInans 1.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13
oEcEMsER STATISTICS.
Three Deaths, Nine Births and Two
 Marriages Recorded.

The vital statistics for December show that three deaths. Felix Mack miski. Fannie Lemmiski, and Annie Hutchins: nine births, Andrew Philip Joksph Mectean, son Of Napoleon and Amanda Cote, Felix Mackfnski son of Amelia Cozaskarah and Felix Mack nislSi, Bronisla,w Choleva, son of ToSi7 Ilupa and John CholeTa. Nicolas Dud- keT, son of Mary WrsSuu and Joseph Quaker, Joseph Senil Maynard son Sof Eva Lessard and Frederick May nard, Eugene John Fountain. son of AIbina L.afebre and Alpnonse Four = tain, Georgina Baril, daughter of Dian;, ThivTiege and Clhrysologne Baril, Fla . nie Lem sliski, daughter of Mary Mar sleT and Peter Lenlniski LeROu
 daughter of Anna Sinlnoneau and '
 saph LeRoux: two marriages. Frank
 Gorins and Margaret $. Nj. Mood
 Arthur Royle and Alonia Gamache.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-13

Women's and Misses Separate Skirts in brown, plain, mixture, navy blue and black serges, wool diagonal and poplin, that were $4.98 to $6.5O-Your choice this week at $2.95.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
MORRISTOVN, 0.

MoRRIsToWN. o.. Sept. IA
Everything is ready for the Old Home
picnic 20 be held In Miners park. one
mile east OF town on the National road.
sisting OF addresses by men OF a ma
uonal reputation. A good brass band
viii be In attendance. Remember the
date; saturday: Sept 18th. And come
IN one OF the most beautiful groves IN
Eastern Ohio.
Mrs. G. X. Lee Is visiting friends at
81. Clairsville. today.
Orville Lynn sold his Hukster route
to Bin Hoover. Tuesday.
The Hearne oil Company OF Wheel
Ing. are making preparations TO drill a
test well on the Joseph Walher farm
Lou Hickenbottom has gone TO Can
ton TO work.
chas Groves is repairing his resi-
dence on East Main street
Mrs. William shepherd, who was bad
~ injured In a run away accident last
week. II slowly improving.
Jacob Maule viii conduct the services
At Ihs Friends meeting here Sunday
". q Watson. Of Cleveland. is here on
business
Leave items OF interest for this paper
at kidneys Shaving Parlor. West Main
welldy Rowiey left today to attend
school at Delaware
John shepherd made a business trip
10 81 clairsville, yesterday.
The big steam shovel Is In operation
at the famous deep cut on the national
road west OF town.
Thomas Welker went to St Chairs
Vile today on important business.
F1ffy men came in from Pittsburgh
yesterday TO work on the pike.
Tom Leasure will move his family to
the G. Nichols farm. Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
Martins Ferry Briefs.

coroner Henry Reger was eaiioa -
Beiare yesterday afternoon 10 tn,-s.,t
mine AZ ue Narn'gie
The Improved order Of Red Me-, nm
this evening 80 '"eir nan
Ihe regular meeting OF the CITY conn
eli viii Dc held in the city Offices 10
morrow evening. ~"
tomatoes are coming into the CITY On
reasonable. a'e very
a sunday school class Of IN. H.,
1tliiStian church will hold a marker az
'he -. v. white store to-morroVN
a small stretch OF road near tba E1or-
ehSe mine II said 20 be in bad shan ma
sSiess improved the rural route NAV a.
uisSon tlnued at that place
ne local aerte OF Eagles viii hold ~,
Important meeting In their hall on kiffb
street this evening VI IL"
ne structural iron for the new Fen
taS tneetre II being unloaded and viii be
f'eSeu m position next week
AT ana Mrs Mel Devault have return
~ 70 thelf nome wet Of the city. after
a visit 10 Pittsburgh.
Roy Baton. OF H1Ttn street viii tsa,..
business trip. - SD"i'
Good progress Is being made N, en-.
church A''SDsterian
Harry Sommers will return thts r,o~,-
ING sitsr a. several days hunting trim etIt
the Il. a o. railroad N'P ""'
Choir practice viii he held in most ali
OF me local churches this ,.Vynins ana =
i1ii attendance Is desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
ARMOTUONG'S MILLS

ARNsTRONG'S NILIg.O sent ia
Nr. sherman was DELIGHTFULLY."- Hurnrisfd
on last saturday niEht by IS OF the
brothers and sisters. uicces and neuheWs
and friends and neirhburF. assem- bled
~ his home 60 celebrate his birthday.
They we're indeed a Jolly crowd. Wen
tilled baskets we're brought along and
the contents spread on tables and n real
feast enjoyed. Music was Furnished hv
several performers and the evening
spent IN social conversation.
4 rlr for an OH well has been erected
on the farm Of ling Armstrong and the
equipment is being hauled on the
grounds Drilling will BE- commenced
about the first Of next week
Mrs. Lucy Hess Perkins wife or Miles
Perkins died ~ her home on Wedrca-
day. after o. Ions illness she was 60
years old and la sur lived - her hua-
band and one son and one daughter. Her
agcd mother and two brothers ana Two
sisters. and r. very wide circle ~ friends
neral services took place on Fridat az
church. conducted BY Rev rfiuda In
torment ln rcnvinc cemetery
Mr. and Mrs. A. a. Perkins and NIrr
Belle Perkins are due Co. arrive home
aftsr an absence of several weeks al
rcfoaka. Mich
a veek ESQ Saturday John Rush
and Carl Hoover lett iu Str Hoover RI
automobile Tor trio they vent 20
View Philadelphia. where Mrs Hoover
was Niaiflnr. then on fu srhrfur where
Mrs Rush wHe Wishing They returned
on Turadar after taklrE i1 the Labor
day celebration uf sehriur on Monday
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The Knights OF Pythias held an i'm
ing.
Choir practice viii be held in all OF
me local churches this evening and n
tull attendance Is requested.
Good progress Is being made on re-
pair the holes In the paving on Lin
Attorneys Fred SpriRgs was In ST.
SlairsVille on business yesterday after
Two plain DRINKS were fined IS and
costs before Mayor Schafer yesterday
candidate cards have already begun
20 make their appearance on the streets
as the time Is drawing to a close
The Aetna Standard mill will close
morrow morning
squire Mcconnaughy performed a
marriage ceremony at his office We'd
nesday in the presence OF a few friet,, =
The Knights OF Maccabees willie hoo
evening.
Work has already been started on the
work OF getting the high school annual
out next spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
TREAT CATARRH BY
NATURES METHOD
Every Breath Of Hyonel Carries
Healing Medieated Air 20 the
Infected Membrane.

Nearly every one who has catarrh
knows how foolish a. is 10 try and
cure % with SPRAYS. lotions. and the
like Temporary relief may be given.
but n cure seldom comes
Until recently your physician would
probably have said the only way 20
help catarrh would be- 10 have
change ~ climate but now with a
simple preparation called Hyomei you
can carry a health giving climate In
your vest pocket and By breathing Do
a few minutes four times a DAY sue.
cossfully treat yourself
Tho complete Hyomei outnt h. In
expensive and consists Of an Inhaler
That can b. carried IN tho vest pocket
r. medicine dropper and bottle OF
Hyomei The inhaler laats a ufe
time. and n one bottle does not tive
permanent relief an extra bottle Of
hyomci ran 10 obtained ~ any time
Tor trihing sum. ~ is more econor,.
lcal Than All remedies advertised FOR
the cure Of catarrh. and ia the only
remedy known 20 he that follows ma.
ture In her method % treating disease
OF The respiratory orFana
IT, Griest A Co. WheeiInr have
sold q great many Hyomei outfits. and
ne more they sell the more convinced
trey are that they are perfectly safe ln
guaranteeing 90 refund the money m
Hyomoi does not relieve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
: spending . few days with relatives in
"On the Long White Way

Is Is spending few days with relatives in
Robert Gnleiand entertained friends
last evening at his home on Guernsey
Or. A. C. Gregg. Of Cleveland. wiz &C
church. Sunday morning.
Miss Jennie Stein. OF this city. was
taken 10 the North Wheeling hospital
yesterday. where she will undergo an
Mrs c. c Russell entertained the
members or the WOman's Foreign Mis-
sionafy Society OF the First NJ. T..
church yesterday afternoon at her home.
The first scrimmage practice OF the
Bellaire high school squad will be held
grounds.
Mrs. N. a Robinson Is IN at her home
on Crow Hin.
AR. and Mrs. Arch Fogle pleasantly
entertained the members OF the X b. b.
Cub Thursday evening at their home on
The choir OF the First NJ. r. church is
arranging TO hold a supper at the church
next Monday evening
. The Knights OF Columbus are moving
INTO mt, their new quarters in the Greenlee-
Mrs. H. l.. Harris. OF Tocoma. was a
VISITOR In the city yesterday.
Mrs W. =. Mccormick will entertain
friends Saturday afternoon at her home
on North jefferson street.
Mrs. ID. ID. Dubois entertained the
Ladies Aid Society OF the United Pres
byterian church last evening at her
home complimentary 10 Mrs. X. g.. Nc
NeeSe. who viii leave soon for Tulsa
Okla. 10 make her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell and
daughter, Lenora. OF Shadyside have
gone 10 Colorado In the hope OF benefit
ting the iattcr's health.
The Mary r.. Rodefer division OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
met last night at the home OF Mrs. W.
H. stephens, on Trumbull street Many
matters were given attention and ar
rangements were completed for attend
Ing the banquet at the FIRST NJ Z
church this evening.
Lewis Curtis. while driving along the
Rock Hui pike yesterday afternoon IN
an automobile, was Frustrated by heat.
He was found unconscious In the ma
chine by two men IN time 20 prevent the
auto from going over an embankment.
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good sum was cleared for the benefit
or the Mt. Oiivet church.
Brfsfs

8rl1I8.
DIT, Fred l. Rhodes OF Columbus. was
visiting at the home OF Or. and Mrs j.
n Ferguson ON Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Isaac Drum who has been III is
somewhat improved.
Mrs G. :. Helsley returned 10 her
nome at Martins Ferry on "Wednesday
AFTER spending several days at the nome
or her parents. MIR and Mrs. r. X. Ash
The Mt. Olive; Ladies' Aid society
met at their hall ON Thursday, IA.
M A. MARBLE entertained
Mrs. James Talbert Is III.
Mr. and Mrs. Cassie Oliver OF Column.
ous. are visiting at the home OF Mr.
ana Mrs George oliver near here
The Ladies. Aid society OF the Pleas.
ant hiil a. r. church met on Thursday
AZ the home OF Mrs. Joseph Archey.
Born--ro Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Mer.
mar, son.
Miss Sue 1. Rhodes of cottarevflle
was the guest OF Mrs. Oma Bonar al
Mt. Ohvet. ON Wednesday.
:. The young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Johu
Yates IL sick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17

The following realty deeds were re-
ceived for transfer In the recorders
office yesterday.
RAJ River Coal Co. TO The Cam-
Mead township
The Toledo Mining Company 70 the
hali ~ river Coal Company land stu
ated In Mead township 81
The Cambria Mining Company TO the
Kali a River Coal Company. land stu
stcd in Mead township 81.
Rail a River Coal Companv 70 srha
Toledo Mining Company, coal land stu
ated In Mead township. 81.
Frank Brown TO j. Il Dondua land
situated IN the village Of Barnesvtiie. Sf
Mary McLcish and Bertha Mct.eirh to
a y. kennard Jr., land situated in the
village Of GAINESVILLE 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
MARTINS FERRY
Aged Veteran Dies.

yesterday morning at the nome OF his
daughter. Mrs. James r. Clark. on Grant
8Nthuc. occurred the death OF William
uaA one OF the best known residents
Tue deceased man was seventy nve
years OF axe and served with distinction
IN company G, Second West Virginia
NaNalry. being hOnorabiy discharged Al
the close Of the Civil war. Six sons
anu one daughter survive: George
John, Homer. CNto and Airs Lanes
Clark. all Of this city: Charles OF NASH
inEton, ID. g. and William, OF Sycamore
valley. Funeral arrange ments had not
been completed last evening but the re-
mains viii be taken TO the former home
west OF Beilaire
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SHERRARD

Rev. q Rife vii preach ~ the
W qod hiu IT p church on sunday af
300 o'clock and at Pleasant 1911 az
jas D. m
There gill he uo preaching service
on SUNDAY
a service viii he held at fhe nrftfr-
hen Lninn chapel on sunday evening
~ 81 o.clock iu charge OF Mr. W
Monfg nn1erF.a clara % fha rrIlr sum.
daV school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17

q calm mind and ntasant aasicip.il1,' yee
- ~ With your own hlrf. nurlv % - rrrf
- and "a onco feel sense 81 roller
Mnihera who have learned ali ffIs ~
L,il,,loe ieI ~ ne hlcssed relief fr1u
morning e'ckuces. ne absence on air.i, 49,
- uniouhied hcaiihfui Influence Impaired Il
the cuminr baby.
Get q bottle o. this spicndid hefo t,f,v
Ie lalf ncaIcsi drurrei or aond ~ 4
mar hlfr. Atlanta, Co. far 4 v1fr.ki. ~
~ ...lfuct ion Tor cNrcciart usnffera
anihcr's Friend" D. rronnr,rrf.r -.
VIC ~ Noncn who have used u Arf w..
ean feaa roiac very Interesting lcttcrs IN yoa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17

hffnrurr Pred arrFFa. 20 UrIiaIrr.
uHH infHI caller Thursday
A - Mitchell left fu.IHV Tor Akron
where ir wNI Hrf fa delegate f1 the
conference being hold
Miss I.UIa bradford. 90 uarfon. IH
UIeIfIrE lnraf friends
vs. kelley uf wheeling was RI rlai-
Tor nf fHH Clarendon hotel yesterday
w Do lfriffnu. NJ Cleveland. wua a
local HIIrr THURSDAY
Alfred Mitchell. Uf Martins Ferry.
Hr.nf yesterday frnInF at hlH home on
UnIn street
Attorney vs. vs. D.asr ard son Mar
fIr will leave fhIa evening Cor q huai-
uI." aIaII Hf HrIrIafIIIf N
DR. frFfrrU wilbur Nov Ui.rHna and
John MHI.r Hf MnrffHfUun. were calling
Hn IUfHI friends Yesterday.
Isl MnH 90 InIrmHnf Isl Va una
fnr rI.Hf Hf friends here fr.dar
Robert Coleman Off TrafIaUfIfa. return.
20 tn rle homo Yesterday after r. visit
Hf fha Clarendon hotel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17

The trustees Of the Rose fiiil GENE.
terry association have completed arrange
rnenfs for Good Roads Day which Will
b. observed Wednesday. September 20.
on this day efforts will be made 10 re-
pair all the roads iu the cemetery 4
number 81 local lodges have sdgnlfied
their Willingness 20 assist in the work
and viii send men % represent them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
WARW0OD


Miss Clara Brown passed away at her
nome out Glenns Run Wednesday even.
ing at o'clock. after A lingering mi.
ness OF heart disease She was born IN
Hannibal. ohio. but when a child moved
20 TINS section where shc has made her
home. Deceased was 81 years OF are
she Is survived by a brother, Andrew
Brown with whom she had been makins
her home.
Funeral services will be held thi,
morning at 10 o'clock from the late
residence. Rev r. 4. Carson pastor
or the Presbyterian church. will offici-
ate. Interment will be at short creek
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17

The Young People of the First Pres
bytertan church will hold a poverty So
clal at the church Thursday evening
flutocrats or persons with fine clothes
wih not be admitted, except on the pay
charge OF the affair. which Is being ar
ranged on a large scale. Members Of
the various societies OF the church are
looklng UP their old and worn out gar
ments. which they will don TO attend
the event. The refreshments and lunch
con will be In keeping with the affair
and all are invited 20 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17

John chappeIl and wife and son Jack.
OF Meridian. Miss. Is visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. j. W Chappell and
other relatives and friends here.
Mrs George Il. Smith OF Beiiairs a..
visiting her daughter Mrs. John Kirk Of
West Church street.
Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Spears and
bridge after a visit here.
DAY 10 Join his wife who has been visit
turning home they will spend some
time In Lima. Ohio.
X. H. Parsons and daughter Mrs. Jss-
sic Perry and little daughter Alice left
OF Charles Parsons In Pittsburgh max
Ing the trip In their machine.
Miss Lille Coburn OF South Broad
way. has returned home from a visit
with her aunt Mrs. George London OF
Pittsburgh. She also accompanied them
70 Paden City and spent some time
Mrs Emma walker OF Morristown
spent Wednesday with Mrs. BAL Hobbs
OF Park street.
Mrs. Grace Dale and two children have
returned 20 their home at Hamler. Ohio.
after a visit at the home OF George
Leaders OF West South street.
Judge barber Of Cambridge has been
spending the past few days In this city.
The Friends boarding school just east
OF here viii open for the fall term on
Owing to the warm weather OF the
past few days the local school IN the
grades has been closed each day at
noon
Ival Taylor OF Church street. left
"Wednesday for Akron. where he holds -
good position with abe Goodrich Rub
Der co.
Hagenbeck & wallace bill car No ?.
was here today advertising the circus
which Is 10 be here sept sd
The LADIES' Christian circle OF the
Presbyterian church viii hold a bake
sale at the office OF the Ohio Fuel sup
ply Co. saturday, sept. 25th. beginning
at 1880 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17

Coroner Henry Regcr has been a very
busy man 50 far this week. investigating
-FOUR cases In three days. Tuesday he
was called 70 investigate the case OF the
miner killed al Florence "Wednesday
ne was called In the case OF the glrl
Killed IN On eauto accident and yesterday
the suicide tn the lower part of the city
and last evening was called 20 Belluire
whore q man Wa kllled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17

X. @. Heslop. the wen kno,,r ,,,
= sHsaier. had n narrow escape from
S. s.Iious accident At the C. q p denot
- uaD afternoon. lie was attsmnt-
ns 20 open the end gate from the Insid..
n, ~ s wagon when the horse frigh.ened
~. rs.',,s olect and made a jump with
~ ~ suit that Mrs. Heslop was thrown
20 me ground. lie escaped with = ~.
bruises on his head and Shoulders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17

A school Klri on her way home Vea
terday afternoon had a narrow escse.
from serious injury whom she waa
Knocked down b. r. motorcycle az the
corner n Guernsey street and Central
avenue The Eirl Wnr crossing the
street while the motorcycle vas turn
lnn TIE corner and before the accident
could be avoided the machine WaH upon
her and knocked her 90 tho ground. For-
funatsiy she waa not Injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17

Edward cline a. moforrnau ln the
Crescent mine ~ the L0rufn Coal a Dock
company ls recovering ~ biz home from
injuries sustained bob the mine late Wed.
neEdaV Afternoon. De was running the
motor when ~ crashed lnfu fell n
stone and cline waa thrown On with the
result that BE- sustained number n
broken ribs fn addition fn other injuries