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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-13

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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-13
WARDSBORO.
Death of Mrs. All Cobb.

Mrs. Al Cobb died Saturday noon of
organic heart disease. Funeral services
were held at the house Monday at $50,
Rev. Ashfeld Ashford officiating. Mrs.
Cobb leaves a husband and three
daughters, Mrs. Gertie Bristol, Mrs.
Bertha Hiles and Della Cobb, also a
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hoye, a sister, Mrs. Anna Clough, and
brother, Frank Hoye, who have the
sympathy of ALL Those who attended
the funeral from out of town were Mr..
and Mrs. James Hoye, Mrs. Anna
Clough, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoye, all
of South Londonderry, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Cobb of Putney, E. G. Bristol OF
Brattleboro, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cobb
of Brattleboro.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Parrott Of
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
FINANCE
BRINGING UP FATHER.

NEW YORK. oct. sl-Trading in
STOCKS this week Was again very eN-
tS"siNe and the trend OF prices sug gost
60 revival OF speculative interest Il
Mas regarded as significant. however
mat railway issues comprised very
considerable part OF the business. such
shares as Union Pacific. southern Paci-
nc and some OF the eastern trunk lines
were n highest levels OF the year, while
Fries, In which the turnover Was un-
usually heavy, recorded their best QUO
tations Tor the last three 20 ave years.
Peace rumOrs gave a much needed
setback to war stocks during the mid
ole OF the week. but many OF those
spectacular issues made material re-
covery later.
United States Steers statement Of
earnings for the third quarter OF the
year offered further PROOF OF the high
~ favorable conditions attending thar
industry and trade authorities refer 10
the increasing demand as without pre-
cedent since 1907. United states Steel
sold at Its highest price in I'VE years
and resumption OF dividends on me
common stock early IN the coming wear
Is freely predicted.
Partial explanation OF Fries recent
rise was furnished today by the pubii-
cation OF September earnings rhowfns
n net Increase OF s96S0OO Chesapeake
q OHIO also reported a net gain OF t4sS.
zoe. and all eastern lines are benefting
by the enormous tonnage resulting from
shipments OF supplies to the allied
forces.
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EEL

NEW YORK, Oct. 3i.-The flood Of
orders that deluged railroad equipment
manufacturers the past week embar-
raised some OF the shops having much
capacity already employed in turning
out war munitions. prom a profit
standpoint. OF course the foreign bust
ness "a desirable. but the necessities OF
regular home customers must be taken
care OF. APPARENTLY even at the expense
OF war contracts 10 reasonable degree.
FEWER orders for pTojectiles we're
closed but several large contracts for
rounds, billets and blooms: for next
year shipment, were accepted from
domestic manufacturers making war
munitions Great Britain and France
placed orders for 800. 600 large size high
explosive shells. Italy bought 1000
tons OF pig iron and Is Negotiating Tor
100000 tons billets. 5000 tons fngots
and 1000 tons structural steel.
H9n contracts were heavy, including
$4,000 tons for the Pennsylvania sys-
TEN and 100000 tons more for EXPORT
Another orders was placed By the
Chesapeake a Ohio.
Car builders placed contracts for 2to .
900 tons OF bars, plates. shapes and ak
les and received orders FOR 21.OOO cars
including 1000 70 rthe New York cen
trail, 1900 for Russia. 2.350 for the Ter
sey Central. 1000 each Tor the Raiti-
more a Ohio and Louisville & Nashviiie
and 900 more for the Erie The urin-
cipal locomotive were 7b FOR the Pen
nsylyania and 10 for the PhiladeIphia
and Reading.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
WEST ALEXANDER

WEST ALEXANDER. Pa. r. ID. 40
:. Get Sl.-Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter
very pleasantly entertained with mas
night Games. music aud dancing were
the diversions Of the evening Al "A
late hour delicious REFRESHMENTS were
Misses: Frieda Little. Laura Kimmins
E.llzaeeth kimmins, Alta Hughes. Nina
RRrIS e s hton' Liilisn Hunter frances
Ada Mcdonald. Settle W HSis9 0t Cars
Ruth, Mamie Ruth, Elizabeth Dague.
Mabel Rhoades, Deane Porter. Nclma
sampson, Gladys Hunter, Dora Hunter.
GA sampson. Esther Atkinson. Austa
stroke, Grace SprOwls. Emma Hunter
OF Claysville. Bessie DOnston. LILLE
winters. OF sand Hill. Thelma Donston.
Russell Crawford. Cleve Crawford.
Lloyd Hughes. Orwell Creighton Brady
Greight3n. Earle Hughes. Harry RiEgs.
Hunter. VIII Miller, Lony Thompron.
VIII Rhoades, Elmer Martin. EC,W Mar
tin. Frank Hess, Lester sampson. Cnas.
George Sampson. Russell Wilson Lester
Creighton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Strawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Mcdonald. Mrs. Car
rie % Donnen
ar. f. /. Howard recently purchased
a Maxwell
Miss Anna Howard Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Ross Timmons. at Triadel-
Mr. Robert Blake OF dlenwood. visit
ed his sister, Mrs. r. l. Howard. the
hrst OF the week.
There was a masquerade party at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs r. a. Parks. Fri
day night
Sir. d. II. jenkins is III OF lumbago.
Miss Minnie Potter OF Elm Grove.
visited Mrs. T. J. orr. Friday.
Mrs. Alva Richmond and son. Donald
returned TO their home Al Wellsburg
SATURDAY. after spending week with
Kirk.
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FLUSHING, 0.

FIJI sHiNG. o.. oct. at-Mrs. Jonn
Fisher and little son. Albert. OF Fair
point 3D. visiting this week no the home
81 her mother. Mrs Hannah kilrore
Mrs. Belle ilackwood. o. st Claira-
vile. ia The guest OF friends here this
week.
Mrs. James Iiit.nbrnds.. of Whsaiing.
is visiting her parents. AZ. and trs.
Thomas ffaiucs.
a SON w1s born to Mr and Mr. j. a.
Moran. saturday. october .gth.
o. D. Thompson. 81 Chicago. BE- .lrlt-
ing rt the homo 81 Amanda krim.
br. g. g. Kirk and little daughter.
Marian. wes the guest % relatives here
over SUNDAY
Misses Alma LiFhtfoot and t.aura
traFaDn. of wheeling. were week END
vlvltors at the home YI g. Vs. Hrrderson
Mr. Iser~ff Humphrey lg visiting
r0lu'f.ra in Cambridge
Mis- Laura llurf and Mrs. ghUau
Evans are ln Columbus this week at
tending Grand chapter ~ th. Onto fast
eru EtHr
Mr. end Mrs Henry HswkIna and
family. OF Fattara"r creek S. Va. ara
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home IN Harmar Col. after a short visit
WIN bis parents, AIR. and Mrs.. Harna
Miss virginia Ashcroft has returned
90 her home in Fairmunt after a short
visit here with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Jollio spraFr have re-
turned home after rev days visit with
relatives ln Washington
Miss Louisa Kearuey. OF Cfarkrb-r~
~ viaitinE her parents here Tor "a few
days.
Miss Katherine Wiaeconor. OF Cfnrtr-
friends iu town.
Mr. and Mrs g. Wirrina. of Barnes
VIE are visiung Dir. aud Mrs q H.
ST. vs. ~ Petit is on the sick list
fHIn week
SIR and Mrs HU WirrIus and family.
m l.nf uceflII. are spending a few days
here with friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
SISTERSVILLE

S1STERsVILLE. W. Va. Oct Al
Mrs NJ. =, Siils. who has been visiting
Mrs. =. NJ Beaver and other friends
has returned TO her home In Cameron.
Mrs ". "a. Burns left Tuesday for
Tulsa. Okla, 10 join her husband. who
was painfully burned In a gasoline ex-
plosiun a few days ago.
Miss ptachie Mae Schleuk who has
been spending several mouthsi with
Sistcrsville relatives left wednesday
for Weston 90 visit friends before re-
turning 20 her home ia Louisville. Ky
Mrs n. T. Talbot or North Wells
street, s. visiting friends in New Mar
tinsviiie Tor "a few days.
Mrs Fanny Knight Of Buffalo. ~. Y,
arrived last night 90 spend the winter
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with her niece. Mrs. l.. IL Talbot and
Miss Cora PomerOy.
Mrs. W. n. Cooper was hostess TO the
Guild OF ST Pauis church Thursday
afternoon at her home on Brown Betty
street
Mrs. Meta West Mooney OF Washing
ton. u. G.. and Miss Mae corbitt ie9t
yesterday FOR Parkersburg 20 attend the
Wedding Of Miss Goldie McVey and Mr.
this evening at the home OF the bride =
parents, AIR, aW Mrs. A. ID. McVey.
Arthur McCamey will leave today for
Oberlen College. where he will take
business course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

Miss MII .rsuf Walker IL. UI.Iffnr Mice
NlH Burns bod Martins IUrrs.
ST. Donald EuulF ir nu IHH .HE f.af
Mr. D.. d. Ur1rkin ir seriously BOO 60
Dog homo or fIIH place.
Mics HuIil TniHnI. NJ IlrrIruIf1H. d.
visiting Dor sister. Mrs Martha WILEY.
MI .. d. Hnlura ia FIfIuur ln rhifn-
r.uHIH Tor "a Few InFH.
Mr ard Mrs. Ernest IHumna. Who has
boon WISHING at che homo ri hIa mother
Hud brother af fHIr place. returned d.
Ih.Ir home ln ThUnffIUEIa
Mira claire ff0Eur iH ths guest OF M rr
EltH fnUur at ID Belmont ONTO
Robert che young com OFF Mr. arH Nfra.
a. ~. lInrun HHr returned home ufI.r a
lew dfFH FIrif with Die rrnrfunranfr
hlr ur1 Nra n a. If.rur
Mrr Martha TIuUI. nI HHmhr.Iu. r
Dbl visiting Hf I.r home UI boz mother.
Sri. ~. Dbl I.Hr..IH who III. .HrT.I..u II
hisa Minnie sIhH. lH VISITING r.I1IIt.e
In NITrIfIn.
Mr. william Gibbs mi ..HIUrr .f the
home UI nIa rrHulI Hr.nIa iI Nrr.uI1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

FLOYD Bibbee or South Warwood ave-
nue., has returned home after visiting
friends In ST. Clairsvillc. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 1fofner OF Richland
avenue. South Warwood. spent ycster-
day visiting friends in Pittsburgh
Harry Kraft Of Steubenviile spent
yesterday visiting al the home Of Afr.
and Mrs. ~. l.. Stroebei OF Richland
avenue. South Warwood
practice meeting Of the Warwood
band Will be- held this evening az the
home Of Miss Margaret Grimm Of Twen-
ty-firat street.
Elmer lnman. fnotorman on tho Pan
handle traction line. was Off duty last
evening.
Mrs. W W survey OF Hancock county
o. the guest Of SIR. and Mrs. O. R. Caro-
Tiers OF Nineteenth street
John Little who has been employed lu
Akron FOR the past couple weeks. has
returned Co bis home on Nineteenth
street
IS. r. webb or Gas valley. has re-
turned after visiting AZ the home OF L.
b. Carothsrs on Nineteenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

Miss Susan Bibbeo entertained a num-
Der OF her friends Saturday evening
WIN a masquerade dance az her home
corner Third street and WarwOod ave-
nue.. The home was beautifully decorate
ed. The evening was enjoyed In games
dancing and music. At a late hour dain-
~ retreshments were served. Those
present were: Misses Margaret Ahistedt
Minnie Burkle. Grace Davis. May Noble
Regina Laffey, Ida May Drummer, Nir-
Einia Auber, Florence Wintz. Rhea
barte, Irene StOehr. Hoxie Tully, Rcgf-
IA Arkle, Katherine Mentz. Marie Laf-
Fey, Ethel Cox, Effie Lloyd. Blanche
Cox. Agnes Burklo. susan Bibbee:
Messrs. Leonard Smith. Nernie Cline
Hernard Fisher, William Major, Nernle
McConn, William Chapman. Clifford
Wells. Earl Adams, Albert Burke. Ho-
mer Noble. Charles StrOep. Ray VIII
sins. y. j. stenger, Wilbur wilkins,
John Weiss. Ernest Lyle. Cecil Bibbee
Clarence Cox. Christopher Bibbee VIII
lam MacFarland, otto Lipple; Messrs.
and Mesdamcs Chris kercher, F. @ Bib
bee and J. Bibbeo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
UNIONT0WN

tNIONTOWN. o.. Oct 3I-Mr. and
Mrs. Laurie Hartley and daughters OF
Chicago, H.. WIN have been visiting
W. Va. spent Tuesday night with
friends here
Mrs. Martha Armstrong has ~ Tar re-
covered o. Co be- able To- come to her
home here.
Mr-. Margaret Egan % Pittsburgh
Pa. vi-lted with her sl1ter. Mrs A. j..
keysur the past week
Miss Florence Eruk1w Dr. on the sick
list.
Mr-. NJ o. Wilson and grandson Ellis
ilson, came % The home 81 Mrs Will
sons daughter, Mrs. James Price. Bril-
day of Inst week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
C0LERAIN

COLERATN. o.. oct gi-Tho VI. c. r..
n. or colcraiu. served AN olahrate oya-
Ter supper az thr W1FaIis Inn 90 nll
voters Of CuierHlu tuwurn .u. and quite
uumb Der from MAYNARD &c. CIulrHVffe.
Mt Pleasant Pheasant Grove BARRON.
attended. after which they sent to the
HuII tn q .rr Che Zine enanf.r Wr Wright
from Georgia. Tho HHU being filled fo
Co., capacity. &c. CInfrerlIle orchestra
furnished The music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

parents. Mr.. AID AIRS. Spi;l Bethel.
Mrs. Rebecca Ptersol. OF Pcrryopolis,
Pa. Is Wishing friends here.
DIR, Joseph Wilson. az Ellis Island. y.
Y; Fred Hoyie and son. Of Cambridge.
aud ogden Brahken and wife. Of Cole
rain, were guests at the ome Of Abel
" alker. Monday.
Vim. Griffith. local poultry man. has
received word from the Exposition Com
mission Of ohio. that two OF his choice
birds Will be sent 70 :he Panama-Pacific
- position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
LITTLETON

lITILEIDN. w. So. oct af=Mr.
Raymond Uroaduafrrn returned 90 hfa
home in Iuur town. aft.r a short visit
bore with friends
hfH NHrrr HuarruNr HuH dIurHferr.
Pauline and Maurice. have returned bon.
tlf.r short NI.II With frIDHIa in wei.
IHrr
MI.r IfHrrI NN.Hn Ia .rrrfIn. nj f.a.
IHE" u|fN III.uU. In NlrnIr.Irr
49, 49, d. hIuUI0 haH returned u nIa
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are visiting her mother AIRS. y. J. Nc
Conahey.
Misses Freda SommcrS and CAROLYN
wright were callers az the home OF
Miss Mildred Lawrence. TUESDAY
Miss Camilla Mccouahey was "a visit
or In Martins Ferry. Thursday.
Ar. Tom Gursuch. Jr. was a visitor
In Steubenville. Thursday
Mrs. Chamlers McConahey and son
Hugh OF Pittsburgh. Pa. are visiting
At the home Of Mrs. y. =. MCConahey.
Miss Beuucttc Bickcy was a visitor
In Martins Ferry. Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

The county commissioners have closed
between Hollow Rock and the Children's
Home. They will condemn ground az
j. H. Mincsinger for road purposes rs
they cannot agree on compensation. u
IL being used A. q temporary road now
G. Speicher 81 nj vs.. Rice Coal 60. iurv
verdict for $3.50.
Scott Lumber co ". J. NJ Orrick q
al suit In foreclosure on q lien for
1880. C. O. Mckee and McClano a
Mcclane. attorneys.
X l. McClane -. John Goooh 81 a..
foreclosure suit on q mortgage for $50
on property in Wells township. Nc
Clane * McClane. attorneys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

Mr.. md Mrs o. C.. Moore have got
Ten Al moved into their new home.
AttoTmey Paul q. Armstrong ~ Pair.
mont, W. Va. was here the past week
sAhink AZ the nome ~ bis brotner ~
Martha Armstrong On Uniont0wn
Edgar Nichoi recently purchaFad n
new overland machine from the local
agent, Oathe kilgoro. o. Holloway
Herbert Lodge attended the T.ornarv
sale near Flushing on Wcdneadav
Mrs Arthur Harris OF New Afbepg
ig visiting az the homes % her barenfe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

Prank King TO George Spies. -. city.
$40: J. ~ Mclntir- 60 Iunr Day. f-n.
string 20 Jaems Stoke. g-I0u.. steubeu-
willie township. s.
Emilio 10 Marcantoni0 fo paauua la
MarchiQur. lots. city. 81. Geo. Kelly tp
Mary McCardoll. lot. MriR1 Junction. 81.
Horace CLARK 90 Ross Cots. g8a. AZ
Pleasant township. t5.u0u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
WARW00D
wen Pleased win ruuoA

Yesterday afternoon the new auto
fire truck OF the Reliance hose Company
was tested out By the members OF the
company and they we're satisfied with
the showing made. The truck was run
that all the citizens could sec IL
The truck Is equipped with everything
needed TO fight a fire. IL carries 500
feet OF hose, ~ foot ladder. besides A
large chemical which can be used for
small fires.
The Loveland Fire company Is con-
siderlng the purchase OF an QUITO which
would be converted into a fire truck
Members OF the Loveland company Will
bring this matter up at a meeting this
evening. All members Of the COMPANY
are requested TO be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
HAMMOCK

HAMMOCK, o., oct. 3I-Messrs. Law
renee and Paul Armstrong went on sat
urday 10 see their mother. Mrs Martha
ArmsIonE, who has been very sick at
the nome OF her daughter. Mrs. Will
Caldwell, near HOpedale. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
STEUBENYILLE

STEGBENNILE. o. Oct 3I-All indi-
cations to-day point TO the election u
VIM. g. McMaster. for mayor. and the
entire Republican ticket in this city On
tuesday next, by safe maJorittes. Th-
laboring element IL standing beside Ne
Master 70 man. and he has the conf
dence OF the business men and taxpayers
and the best citizens generally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
NEW MARTINSYILLE

The Daily tntcui gencsf viii b. found
81 sale re Arsrs Ciras and fruit sfano
Main street knuuuu.s CIrar ard FRUIT
stand. MoaCE Thomas fruit stand Iohr
Thomas truit stand. 40 deuoI
NEW NAUrfNsvfLIE w. Va. oct
aI"THc l.rrrHf football aHwr M the
.rH"un VIII Hn played NfFe Saturday
whom Magnolia mrrIr frr fact team
from Washington. Tn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

The regular November meeting OF
WarwoOd council will be held Friday
evening Several important matters will
be taken up In addition 20 routine busi-
ness. Reports viii be given by the chair
men OF the different committees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
Hntsrtainad Pri.nd.

Dr. and Mrs. W. 4. Allison and guests.
PIT: AND Mrs John Sheplar and Nh.
ana Mrs. winfield Holmes, Of Hopedsie.
., were entertained az o'clock din
ners ~ the home Of Mrs Alice X. ge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
MT. PLEASANT, 0.

Mt PLEASANT o. Oct a 40
Clairmout Moore. ~ Alliance D. visit.
ing relatives in this place
Mrs. Sylvester Young AMI shIIdrrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

Mary r. Bates. appointed administrn-
triN OF William Bates estate Inventory
and appaTisement issued to Vim. Arkley.
j. G. Lashley. T. W Vance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

Clarence Hendricks. q Broadacrc rs
years. and Agnes Umensetter. 81 years
OF Richmond.
James Kardridilk. 30 years. and Annie
Waldman. 20 years. OF Bradley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

H. X. Lodge.
Mrs Boone. who is IN with pncumou-
"a, at the home OF her daughter Mrs
Murphy, remains just about the same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01

Mrs J. T. Weaver OF Ninth street. en-
tertatned the members Of class No. 3 OF
the Christian church, was held Friday
eyenins The homo was decorated IN
black and yellow Al a seasonable hour
dainty refreshments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
PoIl Prom Auto.

Earl Richmond OF Nineteenth street.
fell from an automobile truck SATURDAY,
afternoon. He got on the truck while II
was standing still and when Il started
ne Jumped OH, falling on his face. He
received several cuts about the face
lie was taken to the office OF a local
physician where the wounds were
dressed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
WEEELIHo TRhs--Sz coMPAEr
Trs,ssS cAl soHHpUL1
PANHANpLE LINI
BY GEORGE MeMANUs

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLsbUR0
wheeling tiv.,,.n,,-.
i1nd Street -
,o W!S6s:siinE wsiisssrs
t:ao .. N. il.os -.
AOUNDSYILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDoVUA
DAiJ Except Sunday.
10th Street -
Wheeling Nou-C-gt,..
1880 - nj fste -
A.so y. m
On ines havinG regular express -.
wee. shipments weighing IN encnas 81
ntty pounds or large bulk will nod -
eaIfled IN Passenger cara
all LlNEs-Daily Except Sunday
10 shipments except smsrHsncy skfp-
menta OF medicines. will Be oarrf~6 -
passeuger cars between zoe and e.if
. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
FINANCIAL

ton are visiting a, the home Of r. D..
Martin
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07
VOLCANO PROMISES
TO Be A PRODUCER
MANY OUTFITS AT WORK AL
READY IN NEW DISTRICT
NORTH OF ToNoPAH

There are now about fifty men in
Volcano district said Charles Tay-
or last evening upon returning from
a visit to his holdings there, in
which he is associated with Nick
Ableman. while we were tarrylng
in this nearby camp there were nine
other autos there, all from Tono-
pah. and teams were coming IN
loaded with outfits Among today's
permanent arrivals we're AL War
dell Charles Coble, Jack Williams.
Bill Thompson and others whose
names cannot recall Tents are
springing up in all directions and
discharges of dynamite make one
think il is the Fourth Of July or that
we are on the battle front
THE main prospect is looking
about the same. The ledge is becom-
ing wider and more regular and l
think that il fully retains it's sur
lace AdtutN- lf Wv uNiS dAt suns
after ii accurately and say that they
will either show it up or dig it
tout. They have now &c sacks Of
selected specimen gold ore which
they expect to net them from $4,000
to $1,000 a ton. They also have a
considerable dump of horn silver
ore that they think will run from
5000 to $500 ton.
"A considerable camp is being es-
tablished at the spring, mile and
half from the original strike.
Learned yesterday that a prospec-
tor had gotten an assay of $3.50 from
rock broken from cropping not far
from the spring Practically all the
ground is held by Tonopah people
and some half dozen outfits are a;
work in addition to what is being
done by individual prospectors. Ev
erybody at Volcano prophesies that
THE camp will be a hummer"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-07
ROAD SHOW GIVES TO
TONOPAHNS A TREAT
VERY cREDiTABLE PRODUCTION
OF THE PRICE SHE PAID"
AT THE BUTLER

just why Tonopah has for SO long
a time been deprived of the pleas
IRE of Witnessing a production by
a good road show is not easily ex-
planned, The delight in again seeing
real people upon a real stage last
evening was repaid by splendid box
Office receipts. The Butler theater
did not contain a vacant chair last
evening when the curtain rose and
a number of people were standing in
the rear of the house.
The bill was THE Price She Paid. I"
produced by the Eastern Play com.
pany. This is problem play, vital
and compelling in its interest II
narrates the experiences of self.
sacrificing and talented girl, with a
high moral sense who to save her
selfish and pleasure seeking relatives.
enters into a compact to sacrifice
herself in the event that she is IN.
able through her art TO relieve their
necessities and provide for their lux
uries. The dialogue is the portion OF
the play that is most compelling In
its interest, the action playing but
secondary part Gladys Fuller
faithfully portrays the part OF the
lnhumane and heartless mother.
Bonnie Bernard. the leading woman,
is "the woman" Of the play. Her
talent was recognized last night
when handsome flowers were ten.
dered her by an appreciative audi.
tor Dorothy Mitchell a brilliant
young elocutionist of Spokane, gave
pleasing humor to the play. 3. Cla-
man, the leading man, exercised the
pose and poise so necessary TO his
difficult part. one in which he
emerged from brutal self-seeking to
kindly charity. Otis Eaton success.
fully portrayed the part of the
spendthrift brother, whose misdeeds
nearly caused his sister to pay n
terrible price. THE man with the
heart" Val Rowland, showed SINGER.
ity integrity and honest love which
met with their reward
Owing tc the demand for another
opportunity to hear and see this
company Manager Smith has grant.
ed it the use Of the Butler theater
again this evening The bill will be
that sweetest and purest of modern
comedies. that ever popular peg o.
Z My Heart