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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-09

John, hijo del gran poeta in
giles Rudyard Kipling, de IS a.
nos de edad, ha perdido su vida
peleando en- Francia por la eau
sa de su patria.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-09
Published every Saturday

Entered as Second Glass Mail
Matter at the San Francisco,
Cal. Post Office. May 10, 1914
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16
How You May Throw
Away Your Glasses

The statement f. made that thou
sands wear Eyeglasses who do not
really need them. lf YOU are one of
these uEfOrtunates. then these glasses
may be- running your eyes instead Of
helping them Thousands who wear
these windows may prove for them
selves that they can dispense with
glasses N they viii get the following
prescription filled at once. Go 90 g. Do
Crest A. Com bany or and a..
tive drug store and get "a bottle
% Optona. hll "a two.OunCe bottle with
warm water and drop in ono DIPLOMA
tablet With This harmless liquid eoiu-
ton battle the eyes two fo four Zines
daily. and you are likely f0 Do aston
ishod az tho results right from tho
start Many who have been told that
they have astigmafism. oye-strain.
cataract sore CyclIds. weak ewes. con.
IuncuVpa and other eEe disorders TO-.
port wonderful benefits from the use
of this prescription Get this prrsrrfn.
ton hllcd and use Dr.. you may so
eirenr hen your eyes that glasses will
not Do necessary Thousands who arc
Dino. or nearly POI. or Who year glass.
cs would never have required them L.
they had cared Tor their owes In time
Save your eyes before if Is too Iafo
DO not become one OF these victims
nf neglect EEDgII..oa are only like
rruicHra and every foW years fhnr
must Do changed fo 200 The prcr.In.
rrrasinn weakened condition a0 bet.
t'r 200 f you can. like many others.
t'I clear healthy. strong naEUofir
eyes inr1Igr Tho Urescr.ptiou here
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loo diners At what is expected TO be
the most brilliant banquet in the as
sociation's history.
The assembly room. which mas been
secured for this occasion. is arranged
with Individual tables. There are iq
graduates Of Cathedral High. who viii
be formally taken into the association
this evening The hall has been dec
Grated in maroon and cream. the
schools colors. with pennants and
siroamers adding 10 the effect
clever menu cards. with the menu
worked In with the five words com.
prising the associations name. have
been printed for the occasion.
Attorney Frank a. OBrien will be
the POSTMASTER. and the following
program Of speaking will follow the
dinner.
Address ..... Rev. O ~ Moye. v. G.
Address OF Welcome TO 1915 Glass
................... r. OTeary
Response ........ Harold Kaltenhach
Are You ID. q. &C. y Chapman
Looking Forward James R Riley
our Country .......-J j. McGannon
Tribute 20 Navcrian Brothors......
........... .......... J. q. Hanlcv
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DON'T SUFFER
after EATING

BE able 10 ear whenever dinners
ready, eat heartily and thoroughly
enjoy IT, without fear of suffering
afterward. Don't eat just when
you think your stomach will be
ready for it. Eat. when you want
to. Don't be a slave to a bad
stomach.
II your stomach is tyrannizing
over you, free yourself by taking
HEHETS. One after each meal
Will help your stomach TO do its
work easily and we'll, so that indi-
gestion, sour stomach, heartburn.
dyspepsia and other forms of
stomach trouble will vanish like
mist before the morning sun.
Run TO some up-to-date drug store
and get some and start taking
them today.
Spearmint Favored. Easy 70 take
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ATE ONLY RAW EGGS;
NOW FEELING fine

S d Martin Of Elkton. o.. suffered
with stomach troubles and difficulties
In his digestive tract Tie lost weight
and his appetite was bad
BE took one dose OF Mayr's Wonder
ful Remedy and was swiftly restored
with one dose Seven months later
ne sent an order for more. saying.
Since taking your remedy ] have
not been bothered any To- speak OF
with my stomach. Before ! had bad
headaches and dizzy. weak spells. 81
which ] am almost free. . have gained
fifteen pounds since taking the one
dose. 10 ls not that ] need the mcdi
cine now that am sending Q ann
simply going 20 take b. a. pre-
venflve Ny wife Induced lady
friend 90 try &C. She had been eating
only n raw egg or cracker or two. and
often could not keep them down This
lady used your remedy and 10 has al
most cured her.
Mayr'a Wonderful Remedy gives per.
fnanent results Tor stomach. liver and
Intestinal ailments Pat as much ana
whatever you Ike 40 more distress
after eating. pressure Of gas boz the
stomach and around tho heart Get one
bottle % your druggist now and try BE-
on an absolute guarantee not salts.
factory mOnev viii be- returned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16
About People
Movements OF Individuals 20
and From .ips City.
AT THE HOTELS.

mcLURE-G. L. Newton. Parkers-
burg; Harry Bhren. Huntington, w.
Va; James +. Hern, Elkins. w. Va;
Or. Mott. Parksrsburg. W. Va: j. X.
Bordley, Youngstown. o.; s. &. Young.
Jr., Charlestown, w. Va.
GRAND CENTRAL-Louis Duth.
Piedmont, w. Va; A. d. Wilson. East
Liverpool, o.: T. {. Mute, Youngs-
town. o.: NJ. II. Teagarden. Burton.
w. Va; J. w. Kennedy, Hundred, W.
Va; Boyd Smith. Middlebourne, W.
Va.
BRUNSWICK - j. A. johnson.
Smithheld. w. Va: 7. S. Clifford and
wife. Shinnston, W. Va; s. o. Mayer.
Elkins. w. Va; +. Hayne. Mt. Pleas
ant, o.
sTAmM-John c. Shaw, West Lib
erty; &. r. Certman. Homestead. Pa. !;
c. A. Dotson. Huntington: G. Spald-
ing. Whiteville, w. Va: Ola Hohr-
baugh, Weston. W. Va; G. +. Red
man. Parkersburg.
Miss Katherine Reister left yester.
day to be the guest of Miss MelIen
at Beaver, Pa. al a house party.
John Wright of Highland Park, is
home for the summer from Boston.
where he has been attending school.
Ramsey Friedrich has accepted po-
sition with the Mountain State Spe-
cialty Co.
Mrs. l.. ID. kirkpatrick and daughter.
Miss Helen. OF Rochester. N. Y. are
the guest of Mrs. Kirkpatrick par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL. or
Hawthorne Court
Frank Reister has accepted a posi-
ton as collector for Trimble and Lutz.
Mr.. Charles II. Scott OF the Rose
Store. is spending the week in New
York. buying for the Rose extension
sale.
Hon. J. p. Arbenz. f. s. Romine and
Geo. p. Folmar. returned last evening
from business trip to Middlebourne
Miss Margaret Confer who has been
spending the past several days as the
guest of friends at Cleveland. has re.
turned to her home at Elm Grove.
Secretary A. T. Arnold OF the West
Virginia Sunday school association,
viii hold the Radolph county cOnven.
ton at Elkins, Wednesday and Thurs.
day.
Miss Margaret Schmidt who has
been attending college at Sweetbrier.
Va. has returned to her home at Elm
Grove.
Mrs. Cora Roberts. Mrs. Anna Nc.
Cuskey. Mrs. Emily Cartwright and
Miss Eta Courtwright. all OF Mounds.
Vile. spent yesterday as the guest of
Mrs. W. NJ Grow. near Dallas
Miss Alice and Charles Renner. OF
Marietta. are spending several DAYS
as the guest OF friends and relatives
in Wheeling.
Brother Bernard. OF the Xaverian
Brothers, left on an extended trip "a
Seattle. San Francisco and other
points Of interest IN the west Broth
er Bernard will be gone all summer.
Miss Virginia Hodge. well known
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county Offices. One was given to NJ.
J. Fahey at his bid OF $2O4. and the
other TO II. V. Springer, at his bid OF
1927. There were other bidders but
their bids were not made known.
RABBI SlLVER-Rabbi c. Silver. a
graduate OF the Hebrew Union college
and University OF Cincinnati. will oc-
cupy the pulpit OF the Eon street tenn
pie next Friday evening. Rabbi Sill
yer is a gifted young man.
NEW MiNISTER-Some time dur
ing the coming week. the congregation
of the First Unitarian church will
choose a minister TO take the place OF
Rev. Howard A. Pease.
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Guilty Of Grand Larceny.

The jury in the case of the state
against Grover Littleton. charged with
breaking and entering the W. B. Fish
er store on Second street yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock returned a
verdict Of guilty OF grand larceny. af-
ter celebrating from . to 10 o'clock
Monday night and from TO 41:3O
O'Clock yesterday morn'7~ Sentence
was not passed Littleton will re-
ceive from one to FIVE years as is the
sentence on this charge Littleton was
convicted Of petit larceny Monday but
not sentenced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16
CHECK TIE SYMPTOMS
or LUNG TROUBLE

3, mrtomE ~ severe luur trouble. such
on. I.icI night rwcafa and loss off
NriFhi. etc. should be- checked. or ser.
nn. results viii follow. Erkr1an.a AL.
tefatiNe BIAS brought about many rerav.
cries Read thie
9o5 " Thirty sixth s.. View Yofh.
meus-hlncs n vac varv
LounE woman wac = sufferer from
hronchitia tried doctor after dort.r.
Eettinf little or no beneht. FINALLY 4
nsd nignt HWeataY weak spells ana lost
rapidly In weight. and my doctor toif
me ~ they we're not chechad would
haFe consumption. Miss NAY Eorharn-
81 who O. a friend 81 nine. rerovsrsf
elter taEtnF vOur Alternative, ana insist
tnat = ~ - am nog, after two
healthy fabbrsvi.t.s n ~
tAnidavitl MIS- RosH VoEEFrE.
hcknauH Alternative Del most enIc4rI.
Gus in bronchial rufnrrh and severe
throat and luue affections and build.
InN Nne nI stew. Contains Uu harmful
pr hahifforwinr DRUGS Accept nu aub.
-Utufra. Small size. 50. REGULAR aIra
u. SOLD hF leading druFFIafa Write
for huuklft ~ rrrnEerIee
Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia.
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HOW FRENCH PEOPLE
CURE STOMACH TROUBLE

A household remedy Of tho French
pcdsaufry. consisting Of pure vorc.
table OIL and said 10 possess wonder
lul merit In the treatment 81 stomach.
liver and Intestinal troubles. has heen
introduced in this country hv Co0rrp
~ Mayr. who for twenty wears has
been one % the leading downtown
druggists OF Chicago. and who himself
WtH cured hV tfe use So uuick and
elective o. its action that q aInaIp
dose ie usually enough 90 bring pro.
nounCcd relief iu the most stubborn
cases and many people who have tried
ll declare they never heard Of any
thing fo produce such remarkable 70.
suits in 80 short n time N is known
az Mayrs Wonderful Remedy. and can
row DO bad 40 all leading drug stores
To D. sold with the positive under
standing that your money win b. re-
funded without question or ouibbIs
N ONE bottle fails 90 give YOU ALSO
lutte satisfaction.
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UNIFORM RANKS
ARE ENTERTAINED
coUER DE LEON COMPANY HOST
TO FIRST REGIMENT LAST
MIGHT.


Coucr DE Leon Company. 40. ]. at the
Black Prince hall entertained the other
companies or the burst Regiment OF the
! inform Ranks. knights OF rythiss.
yesterday evening
Besides Couer dc Leon company. the
vlutI coinpanifa Forming the First Reg
iment OF Mest virginia that met al the
lyman Castle last night are:
ne " hlte LILY Company OF Mounds
NlIles McMechcn Company. OF McMech-
en-. BenwOod company. OF scnwuod. and
haskiu = battcty a. OF this city.
IN the nrst part of the evening 20 bus
mess session Was held IA winch the
principal topic TOR discussion WAS the
Arrangement of pans to attend TIE Tu-
STATE Encampmtnt knights OF iythius
Co b. held at Pittsburgh beginning Aus
ust 10 and closing Aug ~. ID was de-
Slded that Tue First regiment consist
INK OF the nNc companies or Wheeling
and vicinity would 90 to the trI-state
encampineut a. Wen as the other Tour
regiments OF West Virginia located bal
utl fer.ut parts of the states
During their stay az the ,ucampmcnt
Lne hNc cumpuniez " iiIte Lily. OF
MoundsNtllc. McMtcLen. uf McAech,u.
bcuwoOd. OF Bcuw God. Ht-kiu.s Battery
A.. of this City Will participate Boa ths,
tofnpetltiNc drills. The Cowpaut,s uf tine
expect To-. give good account OF them
selves iu thg coming drills
some OF the mr0Ibtrs who auokH IN
% business mcttius Tor the good uf the
order were. Captain D.. U. l.i-Dy. captain
81 nc tvur D. Leon Company. who irlt e
the principal tais ~ tho e.eni1s. O,lo-
Ju%"Uh AtuHuuu. ut EtuNuuu. CAPTAIN
Pau RIDDLE. cot Htns.uuu. Captain Shoe
Mon. of McMDchcU. Lieutenant 90 W
Rogers. OF .icAscutu. o.. o.. Hillsu.alI.
a. .utcnurt Harm inman. of McAf., ben.
Fcrg tempting banquet waa #sIted
fu fUN boys. Aa most 600 bus iuIa- r.ff-
tors were taken up iu the uuruUfr a.s-
Nt"n. flt hour ~ fnU banquet a.i. r4sut
with uulf short speeches tnr -.uHtufIar
OF tho time bciug taken up u sD.iat
intercourse
Ths .BuLIra" will hold "a .-.ftsr,
CLUB Lunch thia evening at tls Iythlau
Ca~fif. hirn B.. lu D., Eitcu Lf Ur. it o.
il.rrry. who wui D.. entertainer and
host
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MoundsvilIe Briefs.


Misses Geneyieve Barth and Loretta
Heedy, will attend the ST. Jospeh
Alumni association reunion to be held
At the academy at Wheeling this eve
ming
One federal convict was received at
the pen yesterday from Parkersbu-g.
the northern district Of West Virginia
He was brought in by United states
marshal
Cecil Riggs has returned 10 his
home here from attending school at
the Virginia state university. AZ Char.
louisville Va
William Fitz6!mmons. who Is crit
ically ~. suffering with spinal menin-
gifts. az the Ohio Valley General hos
pital al Wheeling. was reported 10 be
In very serious condition last eve
ming.
Attorney Charles McCamic. Of this
city Is spending several days a. pi.fe-
burgh attending to legal business mat
tiers.
Mrs. J. .. Brooks returned 10 her
home az Clarksburg yesterday after
a visit 10 relatives on fifth street.
Mrs. Owen Mckay has returned TO
her home az Rochester. Pa. after a
visit with her parents. on Third street
this city
Superintendent Of city Schools. 49,.
y. MerriCk. left last night for Charles
ton 10 attend the meetings Of the state
Educational Association
l.. L. sudgcr. Of Cameron. spent
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yesterday here visiting with w. W.
Stdger and family OF Seventh street.
Mrs. Ella COnnely of Third street.
Is spending a few days at Shad yside.
Ohio, visiting with Mrs. 4. b. Balm.
The building owned by Attorney J.
Howard Holt, Is being removed from
the property al the corner of Seventh
street and jefferson avenue the site
recently purchased for the building of
new Catholic church.
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For Mrs. Haywood.

Two more charming affairs were
given yesterday at the Country club
Tor Mrs. Haywood. of Washington. ID.
G., who has received numerous atten-
tons during her visit here as the
house guest of Mrs. Alexander Glass
Mrs. Thomas 3. Sweeney OF Highland.
Park, entertained with a beautiful
luncheon at 1880 O'Clock. Among her
guests were:
Mesdames
William Haywood. b. Walker Peterson
II. {. Whitaker. r. ID. Adams.
John W. Storer. PEBBLES Tatum.
Chauncey Dewey. Alexander Glass
4. r. Hustled. J. H Mcdonald
J. p. b. Sweeney, c. II. Simpson.
William Glessner. W. w. Holloway
Miss Patti Sweeney.
The other. an informal little dinner
party with Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ
Herman. honoring, the visitor was a
delightful affair Of the evening An
pointments in keeping with the sea
son were In evidence and the intimate
hospitality of the little party made il
doubly enjoyable. Covers were laid
for:
Mrs William Haywood.
Mr. and. Mrs. Alexander Glass.
Mr. and. Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum
Mr. and Mrs. w NJ. Tiernan.
Mr.. J. J. Holloway.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.
Marriage Announced.

Relatives in Wheeling and Martins
Ferry are in receipt of cards announc-
ing the wedding OF Madleigh Capehart,
OF the U. S. Navy. and son OF Capt.
Edward Capehart, U. S. N, to Miss
Elizabeth Hewlett Scudder. of Brook
lyn. New York. The groom is a grand
son OF the late General Henry Cape
hart. a former resident OF Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry. and well known in
this city.
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lysis. Deceased vas about so years OF
age and is survived by one sister. Flu
neral services over the remains viii be
held at the place of death this evening
conducted by Rev. w 4. Burcher. The
funeral cortage will go TO Blair's Ridge.
east OF this city Thursday morning.
where the remains will be inferred in
the Blair's Ridge cemetery.
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local young lady, will be operated on
today at the North Wheeling Hos
pital.
Mrs. L. c. Smith of Midlebourne.
W. Va. who was operated on at the
North Wheeling Hospital a few days
ago. is improving. Mr.. Smith arrived
In the city last night and registered
at the Brunswick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16
ALUMNI BANQUET
Former Graduates o. Cathedral Hiah
School VIII Enjoy Elaborate
Affair Tonight

The Cathedral High school Alumni
Association will hold its fifteenth an.
nual banquet this evening AZ the 80.
tel Windsor. starting az % o'clock AC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16

Sob Thompson who escaped from
tho prison road camp so. 7. at ST
Mary7. Peasants county October g.
1910. was brought back 10 the peniten
tiary last evening boz the care Of Parole
officer a j Coleman The man wa
located Of Welch. Mcdowell county.
Saturday night and since then a close
watch had been kept on him There
are four escaped men sfill a. large.
three road workers and Grover Goth
ard. who scaled The walls Of the in.
fu'ution about a month or 20 ago.
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MOUNDSVILLE
Parole Board Meets.

The West Virginia parole board will
hold its monthly meeting at the pen
Wednesday. The meeting will be at
tended by Warden NJ Il. White. Cap
tain w. ID. Alexander and W. s. Philips
members of the board. and n. NJ.
Myers. prison clerk. About twenty ap-
plications for parole from the peniten-
uary are awaiting consideration by the
parole hoard
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cantata 10 be Repeat.d

The cantata which was so success
tnlly given last Friday evening by the
zion Lutheran Sunday school, will be
repeated this evening. No admission
VIII he charged, but a silver Offering
TOT the benefit OF the Sunday school
will be received at the door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16
Special Session.

4 special session OF the county court
has been called by President Eller for
Thursday. June 18th. The call is TO
receive bids for the improvement Of
the Wheeling-Fairmont pike in accord
ance with the bond issue OF Union dis
trict. The call also provides for the
consideration Of other matters pertain
ing to the roads. qualification Of no
taries and auditing county bills.
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MrN"chon Lodge NO rff Enfrhts or
y nias. held "a largely attended Business
session Jest evening in tho lodges QUA.
ters in The McMrchen building
Mrs Elizabeth Hart has returned
u.hf 'nft. whore she instituted u Tvff-
Jan sisters lodge. she being rrsrH chez
of Do state lodge. Mrs Hart frvrft.-
Wiiu Mre Holrr Moore uasf rraHd rbief
or fhg state lodge. visited the rartsrr-
nurE Temple NO. d.
McMc.hen lodge Knights Of the
Golden lHEleH viii hold thafr ragitt-r
meeting tNIa evening Dol their 4unrf6rr fl.
IN' MrMr"nru building Tho urasrf..
nf every member ia requested.
Mrg a. o. Martin has returned u, her
homo nfHr New MHrfIraEI1Ir alter Ia ..fr
Dc tH relatives here.
Eev Arthur Lazeuhv pastor az OBJ.
Ilrsf 10 D. church hero haH boon rrferf .
90 To- denver me annual memorial ..r.
Voc or TIE MfMf"nfu lodge SO 10
hHlrNte of rFfnIsa t1 be- hold rasf sun
rtE afternoon nt Che MrMsUhar cen1r.
400 rars ~ The local and u9undsru.
DIVISION or tIr wheeling Traction com.
Iff rnfIula lHet nIHht on account 90 fHs
power u'IuE nff lf ah1rf IntervaIa
Sire Arthur Inrenhv 1nderwsrt al,
opera non Hf Che ohio Valley atrrHIf
hospital Yesterday afternoon
Miss clara Nuian Haa returned o.. her
homo ur ffffI street. thIe tIfg fr.m a.
rl..i to friends and relatives af WriIa-
ur and urs Joseph rromfoue OF
MHrf .nH Ffrr.. o.. we've fHr guests OF
filcnds 10 thc oity yesterday.
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NJ MECHEN


Funeral services over the remains OF
VIC latt Mrs. Martha Mcflvaue who
Euccumbcd at her home hack ~ me -.
SUNDAY. were held az tho home or nor
ION. Edgar Mcilyanc. Of FIfth etreet.
~ evening. with Rev. e. W. Fuller.
pc remains viii be- taken 10 Glen IA -
t"n. thiF morniuE. where services viii
~. n'ld ana tntermsnt made fn the T.ufh-
Gran cemetery there.
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Miss Cynthia whitney succumbed a.
her home on FIRST street ycstcrday
morning after a short illness % para.
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Large Crowd on Excursion.

An eXceedinly large crowd boarded
the steamer St James last evening at
the local wharf. and went to Wells
burg. returning home az an early hour
this morning. The excursion was.
given under the auspices Of the Simp-
son and Calvary Epworth league so
ciefies
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In circuit court yesterday morning
with Judge a. l.. Hooton presiding. the
case OF the State against Steve kaci-
niski Of BenwoOd. charged with viola
lion Of the Nost law was taken up a
motion TO find Kacinsh not guilty and
dismiss the case was made by Prose
cutting Attorney J. d. Parriott. as the
states witnesses are not in court
Judge HOOtOn dismissed the charge.
The case Of the State against John
Majesty Of Renwood. for alleged VIC
iation Of the NOst law will be tried this
morning Majesty was indicted twice
for alleged violation Of the Yost law.
The next case on the docket for today
is the State against Pearl Kupfer OF
Sherrard for alleged bootloEginR
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At the Glondals Hospital. Monday
morning az 1870 o'clock. occurred the
death Of Mrs u s. Patterson OF
First street Deceased was bnt -
years Of age and De- tho mother or
nine children. Eve being dead Death
resulted from Brighrs disease. Sne
Is uryFcd by her husband and four
children. Funeral services over the
remains will be- held this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock conducted by Rev. ..
U Howard. pastor ~ the NJ D..
church intcrmont viii be- made in
fho Mount Rose cemetery
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me Ohio valley Decoration DAY "a
.cioty met last evening in tbr e~bg-,t
~ InlnE ln called session. by President
John sitcrt Matters pertaining 10 biiie
W, Llt,n attention and several new