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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-31
U. S. REPLY
To British Order in Council is For.
warded to Ambassador Page.
Contents Unknown.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 30
The reply Of the United States govern
ment TO the British order in council.
decreeing a virtual blockade against
commerce to and from Germany. was
cabled 10 Ambassador Page. at Lon
don. tonight. for presentation TO the
British foreign Office.
As soon as the communication has
been delivered II will be made public
here and in London. under an agree
ment between the two governments
In the meantime, officials decline 10
give any lntimation as TO its contents
Beyond the fact that the United
States stands firmly for it's right 70
carry on legitimate trade with neutral
countries. even though they be con
tiguous TO belligerents. little Il known
OF the administration position in
view OF developments since the last
note was dispatched inquiring how
Great Britain and her allies intended
to enforce their prohibition agains
trade Of enemy origin, ownership or
destination" Officials have pointed
out. however. that the American gov.
eminent wanted more definite infor-
nation as TO the radius OF action of
the allies blockading fleets. and that
the question OF whether the order-in.
council was TO be enforced under in.
ternational law governing blockades
or under the rules OF contraband
, had not been answered.
Diplomats OF other neutral coun.
tries. particularly those OF South and
Central American governments have
displayed the greatest interest i'm the
note.
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FRENCH BONDS
Will Be offered American Investors
BY the Banking Firm Of J. p. Nor
gan & Co.-Run One Year.

NEW YORK. March so. 2. Nor
gan a Company. together with the
National City bank and tho First Ma
uonal bank. have concluded arrange
ments with the French government
under which they viii shortly make
an Offering TO the American investors
OF one year 3 per cent French treasury
bonds. according to announcement
made here to-day.
The bonds will bear date OF April
i and will mature April !. 1916. In
terest will be payable semi-annually.
The bonds will be offered TO investors
at 9sig and interest and will be pay
able al the option OF the holder. both
as TO principal and interest. in New
York In dollars or In Paris at the
rate OF 5lSs francs.
The proceeds OF these bonds will
be used for the purpose of paying foi
purchases made by the French govern.
ment In this country.
The amount OF the bonds 10 be- pur.
chased has not yet been determined.
but probably will not be less than
S25.Ooo!o0O and may be as high as
S5O,OOO.OOO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-31
ANARCHIST TRIAL
Opened in New York-Detective Tells
OF Attempt to Blow Up the ST.
Patrick Cathedral

NEW YORK. March 3O.-Amedo
poignant, the young detective who IN
covered the St Patrick's cathedral
obmb conspiracy. was the only witness
10 testify today at the trial of Frank
Abarno and Carmine Carbone. charged
with making and placing a bomb in
the cathedral on March .. Poignant.
while posing an an anarchist. gained
the confidence OF the defendants and
he associated with them until they
were arrested.
The young detective explained in de.
tail his association and Conversations
Win the defendants and told Of their
plan TO blow up the cathedral. Polig.
mani also testified that in converse
lions with Carbone the latter had said
that We want to get after Carnegie
and the Nanderbilts' and that "Rockr-
Teller should be blown up" A vigorous
cross examination by attorneys for
Abarno and Carbone failed TO cause
The detective TO change his testimony
Poignant denied that ne had eeyr
been employed as a chemist I'm a fire
works manufacturing concern. He said
ne was not especially nervous while
ne was assOciating with the anarch.
lists, because he knew that other de
tecuyes were occupying a room across
the street from the one in which the
anarchists were working
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-31
LA BELLE MEETING
Directors Reflect Old Officers
Plans For Extensive improvements
Also Discussed.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIligencer.
STEU BENNILLE. o., March 30
The directors of the LaBelle Iron
Works. az their long drawn out
monthly meeting here today. re-organ-
lied for the coming year and discuss
ed plans for their proposed extensive
improvements.
The old officers were reelected as
follows: President, W. ID. Crawford !;
vice president. II. +. Westfall; sec
rotary and treasurer. r. G. Kirk: gen
eral manager, @. b. Levan
Considerable time was devoted to
discussion OF the plans for their com
Ing extensive improvements such as
the bi-product coke plant addition to
pipe plant and new sheet mills Just
what they will consist OF will be
made definitely known in three
weeks.
President Crawford states that gen
eral business conditions look better.
That there IS no actual Improvement
in prices, but there Is a better feeling
In existence and more tonnage a. com
Ing out, but II viii take time TO get
back TO normal conditions.
The merger proposition with
wheeling Steel and Iron company
was not discussed and was regarded
as officially buried.
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SHOCKING CRIME
Fhilaoei phian Shoots Aged Grand.
mother and Then Suic7des-Be-
ieNcd insane.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March So
henrly Barnet Cohen. member OF a
prominent aud wealthy family In this
city. shot and killed his grandmother.
Mrs. cl0thuda Cohen. to-day. and then
committed suicide. Cohen. who was
% years old. last uight wrote letters
20 several OF his friends IN this CITY.
htimating that he intended ending his
life The recipient OF one OF these
letters. after consulting with another
.oi Cohen friends. hurried 70 the city
han and asked the assistance OF the
police authorities 10 prevent the
young man from putting his threat
into execution. While the letter was
6eluE discussed with the captain OF
detectives the report OF the double
tragedy az the Cohen home was re-
ceived
No reason for his Intended suicide wa
given uy Cohen iu the letters sent tl
from chicago "a here he had been engaged
ln cuisines and last uiEht occupied a
room adjoining that Of his Eraudmoth-
,r who was 80 years old.
lt o. believed o. egapt into M AGED
Nonau- room shortly after o'clock
and shot hgr as shr slept lie turned
tUg weapon ON himself
Tho coroner deputy who investigated
ihc rneDff declared tonight that Cohen
has acted .IHerlN on several previous
ESQ ls had been shot iu the leg under
mNstcriuua ClrUuw stances Members oi
the family say they believe that he sud.
denly became insane
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new MINES
l0onunu.a Frsm Fir., -,

con sfrurtion work 10 In charge Of ga,.
NfHI Manager Frank R Lyon Of mo
com pany. who Ia assisted by hIs entire
CORPS OF experts
twenty dr.lls win DO pot fo work 10
locate fhn sites OF tho ehnFa wTIrr
ore yet undetermined Two arFIrfar
lnE corps were sent f0 Tho Geld yes.
Lrrlay Hnd VIII Do kept there until the
work Ia finished
Among che farms purrHaaff sra-.
those ~ pence Martin. H D. pIgr0ff
Tan. Parish. Charles Davis. CIrrv
DAVE. Gertrude Bryan Martha J Par.
D.. Michael Book. Francis 3 Rock.
Hn0e p MORGAN and r. r. Kuhn In
iniaI alrnuEn secured b. about 900.
NhIln The company owns several thou.
ana acres of coal ir char section
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BROUGHT TO LIFE
After Being Pronounced Dead Man
Who Took Poison Is Resuseitated
and Lives for Three Hours.

BOSTON. Mass. March 30.-After
Willard .. Wallace, OF Pittsburgh. an
alleged confessed swindler who took
poison in the city prison today. had
been pronounced dead, his heart &C
ton was restored by massage and he
lived In an unconscious condition
three hours more before he was
again declared dead
Wallace was on his way to court TO
answer charges Of larceny by false
drafts on banks al New Orleans. San
Francisco and Portland. Ore, when
he told an Inspector that he had
swallowed poison. After hospital
physicians had worked over the man
Tor an hour. they declared him dead.
no heart beat being perceptible. and
turned the body over 70 the medical
examiner.
lt was nine minutes later when by the
il-olcsl examiner permission Or WI
tlhm n briekley, 81 the hospital staff
bektn "a trial 81 manual massage An
iucislou i've inches iu length was made
ana through this Ur Brickley thrust hIs
hand ana gently massaFed the heart
IN ufteeu minutes the color Of the
man face changed from purple % red
and hgart action was once more aprar-
emit With constant massaEing by eirht
members uf the hospital staff vorkIrr
iu relays. life was maintained for three
hours
The police say that wallace had been
Narlnusly known o. ~ Is. Hltchcoy.
Claude Howard and s. %. Conrad
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COMMISSION is
GIVEN POWER
STATE INDUSTRIAL BOARD OF
OHIO TO REGULATE HOURS
OF EMPLOYMENT
In Al Industries By Archer Bill,
Passed by Senate-sportsnen
Win Big Victory.
Intsliigsneer Bureau.
Columbus, o.. March 40.

The Senate passed. is 20 Is. today
the Archer bill. which would give the
state Industrial commission power TO
prescribe hours OF employment In ali
Industries. and to compel installation
OF safety devices and maintenance OF
sanitary conditions In workshops. II
Will now go TO the House. The lower
body passed the OFT bill. fixing the
maximum hours OF employment for
electric street and interurbsn motor
men and conductors az 10 in any IS
Consecutive hours. with IL hours rest
every day. Vote. G4-31. The Senate
viii have to consider the bin now.
That the hsh and game department
Will be retained under the supervision
OF the board Of agriculture in the
Smith-MallOw bill. despite vigorous
opposition OF sportsmen's interests.
seemed assured to-day when Republi-
can Senators who had led the insur-
gent hght to divorce the departments
announced they had ceased their oppo-
sitiOn- Governor VILLAS was accred
Tied with victory. IL became known
he converted Senator Gallagher. OF
Madison. who had been most active in
the movement TO make the firsh and
game department independent.
Behn Bill Killed.
The Senate killed the Behn bill
authorizing a municipality TO issue
mortgage bonds for acquisition OF a
public utility and to make the bonds
lien only on the utility property,
on the plea OF Senator Pink OF Ham
ilton, that the measure II enacted
virtually would prevent municipal
ownership OF utilities. The bill would
have made a two-thirds vote OF the
| people in a municipality necessary
for approval OF such a bond issue.
Hereafter property owners will not
have 10 pay taxes until February IL
| and August Is instead of December
20 and June 20, as under the present
! law according TO the Stone bill which
/ the Senate passed today. II now
/ goes TO the House
Sportsmen won a victory I'm the
! Senate when that body passed as ar
emergency. the White bill. establish
ing an open season for duck shootinl
between March / and April 20. in ad
| dition TO the usual fall season. As
soon "a the House passes the bill A.
an emergency act and the bill re
/ ceives the signature Of the governor
the open season will be effective.
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STOMACH BAD?
TAKE KEXETS

When you feel all out Of sorts and
are troubled with indigestion. get
right yourself before you blame
the cook The trouble lies entire
ly with your stomach.
HEAETS bring quick. sure relief
from Indigestion. sour stomach
and dyspepsia They strengthen
weak stOmachs and aid the flow
Of gastric juices
One HEXET taken after each
meal will DO wonders toward max
ing you feel we'll and keeping your
stomach in good condition You
can eat what you want
lOc and 25c at ur-to-dats drug.
gists Spearmint Favored Easy
90 take.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-31
GARPATHIANS
tcontinusd Prom First Pager

eratlons In the Dardanellcs is afford.
Cd by n correspondent who saws that
apparently no serious affomDf fo
sweep the mines from the Darda.
nclles waters has been made by the
allies since March l5. and that while
the weather conditions for a bonn.
bardment have been of the best with
p quiet sea there has been mo- bonn.
bardment since March U.s. ThIa cor.
respondent visited tho forts that bor.
the brunf ~ The last heavy shrUfnr
by The allied war hips. and SAYS.
Tho damage sustained Hr tho
turkish positions w8e uniformly Ir.
frlfcaimal 90 an almost urElI..g4 t.r.
extent"
Tho death Iaf OF IHa .faaurr Pal
aba which was sunk hH German
submarine. hHs been officially placed
% III. and include. one American.
Leon Chester THrHaHrT. an rrHIrr..r'
who had been living Tor ffe r4sf rr4r
ON the Cold Coast
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IS SECRETARY GARRISON
GOING TO RESIGN OFFICE?

WASHINGTON. March 3O-Notica
was taken al the White House tonight
Tor The FIRST time Of persistent rum.
Ors That Secretary Of War Garrison
De- contemplating roairriug from the
cabinet fo become chief Justice OF The
view Jersey supreme court, Secretary
lImuI'E made the following state.
WDrf.
IT presume that If Governor Fielder
Intended Offering this post fD tho Soc
rotary of wnr hn would al matter o'
courtesy. consult Che pro IdDnf before
doing su. Do haH not done ao a.
fnr fHr president. DO has mo- desire to
In n dc cooperation Of au fine and
.n't'r1h'. n public servant as socro.
Car" Garrison
No. Grrr .1u himself whom asked
HHnu. iNr reports TODAY LAUGHED and
.H. Well you SEQ I'm HfIT Iu fH.
cabinet"
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Big BATTLE
CcOntinusd Prom Firu. Psr.,

villa troops we're killd and an DUAL
number wounded while the Carranza
garrison had ten killed and 80 wound.
ed.
On the American side a dozen guns
from the third field artillery are
ready for any emergency. Secretary
Garrison said the instructions sent
10 General Funston were similar 10
those given when bullets and shells
rel on the American side during the
hghting a. NRco. The secretary ia.
fused 10 say. however. whether orders
had been given 70 return the IRE II
the same thing happened AZ Browns.
Situation Uncertain.
Ihe state department had hut
Ineagre advices from Mexico CITY TO-
Gay Secretary Bryan characterizing
the situation AZ Uncertain but with
no 9lsorders.' No report tending TO
Cohnrh statements that the Zapata
forces were preparing to abandon the
capital aEain had reached the do
partment The food situation d aFaf,
EoneWhat critical. Mr. Bryan said. but
General Cara has given Assurances
mat something will be- done 10 meet
the emergency
Reports from The border chat villa
lad demanded Of Zapata that General
FELIPE Angeles BE- installed as provis-
lohHl president in place OF General
Cara lacked confirmation sf ,ba 9,afo
department OF nj the villa agency
mere General villa was at Torraon
today and expected 90 start aoutlward
Iu day or two
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NO B0MBARDMENT
OF DARDANELLES
~ SPITE OF EXCELLENT wEATH-
ER CONDITIONS. ALLIED
FLEET HOLDS OFF.
Believed Fleet Suffered heavily From,
Turkish FHe-Forts Not
Damaged.

DARDANELLES. sunday. March Is.
VIA Berlin 70 London. March 30. 10. Is
2. m.-After having remained almost
totally inactive since March IS. YES
sells OF the allied feet to-day deyel-
oped slight activity near the en-
trance TO the Dardanelles. lombard
Ing lightly what appears 10 have been
an untensnted infantry position.
Since March is. the allies have not
made an attack Of an sort on the town
81 Dnrdanelles. limiting their opera
uons TO weak attempts 70 fish for
Turkish mines. Every allied vessel
which has penetrated the straits at
night has been met by firing from the
alert Turkish troops. and the result
invariably has been a quick with
draWai
Apparently no serious attempt TO
sweep the mines from the Dardanel-
les waters has been made by the al.
les since March 10. Interest BY the
allies I'm the Dardanelles defense
works has not been lacking however.
Tor every day an allied aviator takes
spin over the outer end OF the wa
terway.
Badiy Used
Meanwhile the weather conditions for
Dom parchment have been Of the b.s l.
There has been a quiet sea and a clear
atmosphere all along. The boltef l. eN-
pressed mere that the resumption % the
pom hardment has been delayed because.
In addition 20 the ships sunk March Is
most OF the other vessels engaged were
very badly used BY the Dardanelles bat
teries. Turkish officers say that the
allies are not likely TO resume their
operations as long a. they are unable
TO avail themselves % a fire superior to
that OF March rs. which they declare
was tremendous. but totally Incapable
OF coping with the situation
The Associated Press correspondent
IN the last few days has visited every
Dardanelles fort BON barded by the allies
on the 18th. lie discovered that not
wtthstanding the heavy shell fire from
the warships the damage sustained by
the Turkish positions was uniformly
slight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-31
CHILDREN SAFE
School House az Blueheld Taxes Fire
and 500 Children March Out TO
Safety.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence
BLUEF1ELD. ". Va. March So
over I've hundred school children
in lower grades OF Biueneld school
cOolly marched TO safety today under
the direction OF their teachers when
the large heating stove fen into the
floor. setting the house ON Ere.
While teachers. headed By Miss
Wall, marched the little ones TO safe
" Janitors fought flames till city nre
department arrived. Several hundred
children. having been trained daily IN
hre drill, emptied the entire butIding
In forty seconds. Damage was small
but IL IRE drill had not been prac
uced another horrible accident sinh
lar 10 Cleveland, Ohio. OF several
years ago. would probably have re-
suited. Not a child was In the least
injured
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VILLA RETURNS
Threatening Of Torreon by Gutierrez
Faction csuses Hasty Return OF
Chief lighting Near City.

Ell PASO. Texas. March 3O.-The
threatening OF Torreon by the troops
Of the Gutierrez faction has caused
the hasty return there from Monterey
Of General villa, said persons arriving
from the south. villa was expected to
arrive to-day at Torreon TO confer with
General Ignacio Triano. the garrison
commander
While no attack has yet been made
on TorrcOn, 10 is said fighting has
been going on a short distance south
between the Villa troops and the Gu
ierrez forces, headed by Generals
Robes and BenaVides
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DYING FRoM INJURIES.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG W. Va. March 30
Mrs. Kate Dent. aged 20. Is I'm a
dying condition at ST Mary's hos
Tiigt Of injuries received last night
when she was struck by a train while
crossing the tracks at Barnes cross,
ing. fn the West End. She Is not ex,
pected to recover.
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HAWSER SNAPS
(continusa Ion 30 p.r..n

mined. OFFICERS say. whether the Nav.
aJo's ind really is the "a
HONOLULU. March 3O-Maior
General W. 8. Carter u. S. A. com
mandlng the department Of Hawaii.
in a formal address to the Territorial
house today urged passage OF the
compulsory military instruction bill.
pending before that body.
The location OF the Hawaiian is
lands said General Carter. demands
teh maintenance Of citizen soIdiarv.
For adequate defense. a force of M
least fifteen thousand troops is need.
In case Of sudden attack II would
be impossible to send troops from
the mainland In time. In such a con.
tinEency. not enough transport
would Be available for that service
and II would not be possible to get
other ships"
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TRANCE ADvANcEs MIG SUM

PARIS March 80. g.55 %. m-Thl
senate today adopted n bill which 40
ready had passed the chamber of dsuu
tes providing Tor the advancing 20 Ser
via. belgium. Greece and Montenegro
as friends % tho allies the sum 0I
]. no. O0n. 600 frarra L1.lm 600 -nlnl
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REDUCE POSTAL RATES TO
PROMOTE FRIENDLY REIATIoNs

WASHiNGTDN, March Reduction
OF postal rates from the United Stafaa
20 south and Central American nations
- = means Of promoting commerce and
President Wilson with his cabinet 10
Gay. Secretary Redhcld. OF the com
merce department, brought up the ques-
ton
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ASYLUM DAMAGED sy FIRE

OKLAHOMA. CITY OKLA uarsr
Conc wing of me State insane
hsylum at For supply burned TODAY
and four n The cir hundred inmates
ere miFrirT ono 81 fHo guards wac
fo badly burned he may JIr.
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BRITISH CAPTURE aEPMAu
CAMP IN SOUTH AFRICA

LONDON, March a. 1880 a. m-a
tapetown dispatch 10 Renters Telegram
company says that German camp al
flattben. nifty miles northeast OF trka,
mas. German Southwest Africa. has beer
captured BY the British. IL contained
and other livestock
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The YELLED Women

tFrOm JudrC.1
Young Turk-The harem women
throughout the nation are making a
threatening nun demonstration.
Grand wherefore Of those yelled
threats. ph2
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BASEBALL HEPoRr.
Hat0ra Communication afvss ofgt-t.
Statements

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... odd" State League Haa b.Hr rr.
ORGANIZED and ...TF THa..f.rtn 49,.
L.. territory ~ 'HarfHHfHn ISL va
.m.LfI lN.I...fEr and rr.rfHr
'... a-I Frankfort HuI Lexington. ~
'.I" ErTrF I.HrUI.. embracing no
..If.i.-. ~ NarfirehurE vs. NH. Frff.
80. and tFffrahurE and chan.
N.r.H1rE. Ia. has qualified Iu Glaze %
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

The Commercial Bank regular
quarterly dividend of 2IlGo will
be payable on and after March 81.
COMMERCIAL BANK.
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SEALED PROPOSALS,
Notice 20 ManufactuEsrS. JoSbSrS- Ne,
ohAnta and Othara WhoInaala naai.-.

ho1eo 20 Manufaetursrs, Jobbern, Mor-
chants and Others whoissals Dsaiers-
NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the State Board 81 Control 81 me ST.
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
AZ It's office NJ Charleston. West VirEtnfs
IaoI furnish supplies for the several
Ilens OF which II vested IN said Board
SoEtracts Will be awarded 10 the lowest
muuers; quality considered and other
things being equal West Virgtnis 49,.
ers VIII be given preference
Lists % supplies needed will be fur
hlshtd bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
la-l-f Charleston. West Virginta
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For Your Bowels. Take TRIFTS
UP-to-Date Drug Stores Sell Them
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WANTED-FEMALE

WAITED chiId's nurse AppIy d..
tween IT and or . and q. zoe Itth Sr
mr-Gf-r
WANTED nurse maid Wsfor,nt,
required. Apply Mrs Lee q Paul.
Grove r,r aa = l.
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DIED
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertaClIy,
fJNLEAL DIRECTOR ANo
APT ENfAL EMnALWER
ii22 and 1924 Main 6treat
calls Answered Dag or MKT
Store Phones 616
g. 7 Hcrtechv Naf Phone fos0.R
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MISCELLANEOUS
CIARVOYANT &C.,

CLAIRVOYANT. Consult best Nine
SarNarea. Eypsg. heals any kind sfrk.
moss also brlnEs back the one you love
ton. W. Va. mo-
AGRICULTURAL LINE manufacture
y 1a.uth bros. Roth phones. OFFICE
ana works West Wheeling q.
mr-2e-3Ot