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The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-08

we would deny not only the existence of the frog. but of the whole Forest of Dean. There used to be a wonderful story of spot on marble mantel- piece which grew larger and larger un- til the excited owner broke the mar ble and found live toad inside, but
 we never heard of anybody above the unsuspecting age of seven believing it.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-08
POISONERS GENERAL.

All who sell spirituous liquors in the common way to any that will buy are poisoners general.-John Wesley
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-08

Let me have your subscTlp''Ss TIP, satur- the Ladies Home Journal lns W centle dav Evening Post and Country T;,e 1our- man. l will appreciate It. and the nal and Post are s1.5o each "r aris year. Country Co., Gentleman is $l'OO per Jack Johnson, Jr'
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-08
WHAT THE MERCHANT GETS.

In license town the merchant gets only what is left after the saloon. keeper gets what he can.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-08

Fill out this coupon today and mail it to Us and get all of these papers for SIX months. We want you to do this so that you will be con vinced of the real genuiness of the offer. It has never been equaled and may never be. Return coupon today with 75 cents and the papers will be sent to you.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Deaths

S,cbola. Reuter-. sol -. Joseph, 20
years, myocRrditis; Catherine Wen
sel, 81 hary's hospital bs years, 10
bar pneumonia. Alexander Gravel
.Ials 81 Auhln, IS years. paralysis
Elizaheth Miller, Greenneld' M,sn,
beach, St. Mary's hospital. ~ years,
cirrhosis Of liver. Lawrence Paschke'
81 Mary's hospital, months, opera
tive shock Anna NJ. Beehe, t-S LIN
colin. 50 years. aponieNy; Grace -
seweli. 1884 Canton. 2s years sepu-
III months lohar ppsumonia; John
Hiilxer. 1904 r. Lafayette, s. years
rnltrai tnsufhciency: Edward PlCnra
Ir lT2 Junction. sS years. fohaf
pneumonIa. Nellie KeRting, b3s Ads,
laide y years: tnberrnIssis' onn,i. l,nnstis
sions Iennie neipier, sci Medium
a. wears. cardiac failure. heurietta
McSsauley. 20 Austin, ~ years. tuner.
S,ltosis George Russell. b2s Porter,
~ years. paralysis; Nina ' RicnlnN,
ssas Porter e ,r..s ysnIss' irSss vears bron. %
- wIlheimina Rhdiofr AZ HUT.
t,ciat u venrR myoCarditis; Edith
W pnfi Grace hospital. ~ years in-
an,tion. Charles ". Jones. tlB liam ,
tlton, 81 years, tuhcrculosp as,i
sersio. ~ cilppcrt, s YEA. ,,nr,,.r ,sh2eE
hnanttaI ri y,sara. Diabetes Albert
nurke, Eloise. Mich. ~ years. heart
dlsease BESSIE rugate. Herman Klet.
or hospital 20 years. tuberculoSls'
william Hunt H"rman kisitr nos nos
,2itsL % ,Ysarss- ngsr,,af Issn,inff''ss az yeass M
s,,hc,us. Fr.derlck W Dorsch. 10
s-ieycland. 40 years. toxaemias Earn
"a, y Mafchn. 7Sh Coplin, year'
pneamonia broncho
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Births.


T. UkpiIa, sa9 Frederick; r. Dick
man. i0il Antoine: H. Koenig. ia
Charievoix; Il. wolinski. tSe Thirty.
third: q. Burgess. s29 Central; "
Maxnorese. igg HAWTHORNE j, Cut.
ten. te7 McKinstryi II. Gage III
thorns: A. schauer, s7l Leland; w
Patterson, $50 sixteenth; N. kothe,
Providence hospital: W. Burasinski.
se7 Palmer: ]. Scintu, Sea JOS cam
pau; NJ Albert. 3si Franklin; X
shodd. s27 sixth; w. Morse, 80
Trumbull: C. sachs, 2te I,othrop; Il
Gibson, lies Brooklyn: a. Anderson,
a1i Putnam: 4. Alula. et7 Fort a
Khbala. s29 Frederick. 4. Loren. 2Oo
Harper. ID, Maio, Grace hospital.
- GIRLS.
r.. Hartman. l0l Thirty -third; y,
pruett. ~ Hawthorne. A. sud-, lbts
Dubois. W. Turner, Harper hospital'
p TetsIarr, 81 wRterloo; A. snyder,
sgi Aiexandrine. a. odgers. ~ Arndt
r. Leura. Woman's hospital
sehmttt, ll3 Fourteenth: A. Balyn-
ski. s3i Hancock. j. GwoIdz. sS2 Or
leans. A Warren. 305 Twelfthi q
J'mhrow. 1914 Maybury; NJ Albert. Ssl
Franklin. W. Hocy, s53 Ferry.
BoucIyk. sss Alexandrine; a. Peczak
sIs Canneld; W. Davis. It's Maple
wood A. Meyer. STt sylvester =
Pans 7Ts Lafayette; J. kolosowski
80 Sargent
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
CALVIN HEADS
SAVINGS ASSN

Martin e. Calvin is now president
Of the Standard Savings & Loan as
sociation, Griswold and Larned-sts.,
succeeding In office Edward d. Fos-
ter. who died recently. Mr.. Calvin
was honored by his board Of direct
ors on his recent return from .
western trip. He organized the as
sociation in 1893. and was secretary
and manager up to the time Of his
well-earned promotion. Thomas =.
Shaffer succeeds Mr.. Calvin as sec
retary.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Mortuary

hhE>I.Es-AprIl s. ut her residence. ~
T.onuonw eaIth- ave. Caroline ~
Reales. wife of Thomas H. Bealcs
RemainH ~ funeral parlors OF hoo
at ~ Harris A Co. s7s Trumbull
ave. Burial at -. Thomas, ONT.
GAxxsIEy- y-Hermina Carolina, April
Sipib. al gai Meidrum. axe Ss. shc
leaves 10 mourn her departure hcr
dear husband and two chlidr.n
Esther and Lester. her parents. MT
and Mrs Rev Jaeger, OF Toledo, -
ro,ir bro;hers. one sister Funeral
Thursday. the eighth, NJ 1850 from
residrnce at the First English
lutheran church Interment oeth-
sernane Services az house private
LEyIILICE--A April 8, nj residence
ago Catherine ST. Marcclle. aged ~
ears Funeral Thursday, : a. m
house. 7s0 a, IN. az ST. Joachim
church.
MooRE--Aprii .. 1915. AT 32i Fred
erick ave. Charlotte, beloved wife
OF Jerome n. and mother OF Mrs
and Minnie. Jay. Charles W. and
Roy Moore. and EiFtcT or Mrs. q. N
Reed and Mrs William X, Lundy
Funeral service from residepce on
Thutsday at y. fn Burial private
q. at residence. - stan:
ton-ave, Phillipn Parsons, beloved
mother OF George y. Park. aged 81
years Funeral services and burial
private Please omit fiowers
|rAYLOR--At Clarksdale, Miss. April
3, Frank &, Taylor. beloved hug
residence of his sister. Mrs, Thomas
Gibney, ace McGraw ave-. Thursday
at $50 and. ~. Leo's church at
o'clock
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LITTLE ADS FOF
THRIFTY BUYERS
Classified s,'t''''.... | c;1' %,,, !

Cash with order. IL charged. 10 q
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than Ice with cash: ISc IL
charged, per insertion.
The above rates apply TO all classl-
ncations except Births. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notices
. and all Ads preceding Male Help,
sr'ns peaths: Sards OF .s hanns
charge. 3sc for Is words or less. Over
35 words one and one-third cents for
each extra word
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

FARMS FOR SALE.
20 acres miles from Algonac: some
orchard; 5-room house; big bar
gain at $500.
20 acres miles from Algonac; s.
room house; big. new barn. horse:
COW: plenty OF fruit and berries.
Price, $4,000. Will trade for Wind
sor property.
so acres. fine orchard: all stock and
tools; good house and barn. Price.
$500. VIII trade equity, t1.f50,
for Detroit property.
90 acres: in full view OF st. Clair
river; one mile from Algonac: on
oacbard e ro non hou.a neres y,th peaeapi caiiapi
good barns and out-buildings; stock
and tools. Price. $4,000. Terms half.
CURRIE a HAULTER.
Algonac, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
n.v chick. II cents
speiai
EDWARDS (THE) BIRD STORE
AT 1,s MfcHroAN-Avn iss7.
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MONEY SAVING
HINTS FOR YOU
7e Concerns That Are Not Generally Adver
FOR sALE-v.cANr LOTS.

soxloo LOT FOR SALE. 1ceh Can
ton-ave. East 776-J.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08

The first steam fire engine which.
by the way, was failure, was made
IN 1929 In London from the designs
of Captain John Ericsson. the de-
signer OF the Monitor.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
SELLING OUT

Four mares, two III svai; horses.
harnesses. trucks, dump wagons.
express wagons. buggies, cheap.
9Sl Grand River. Phone Wal. 3g16.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
$4,000. WATERWORKS

Park and efferson-avcs.: modern
biick home; hot water heat. large
lot.
A. f. PIKE. Main s5es.
BEADLE a. CO.. 4 McGRAW BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
FOR sALE-MscnLLANEoUs.
ROLL TOP DESKS CHEAP

Ten good roll-top desks for sale
cheap. A few OF these are type
writer desks. Apply Detroit Times.
7S-76-77 Bagley-ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Genuine Bungalow
North Woodward

Large living room, open nresida
bnilt1in bookcases, diningroom pam
aneled and beamed. beautiful built
in buffet. modern kitchen, two nne
large bedrooms and bath. fino den
with built-in bed. very classy nx-
lures. steam heat, lot t0x15o. This
Is one OF the few real California
bungalows In Detroit The price 10
right. and only $1,000 cash. Call Mr..
Morgan for appointment.
MORGAN,
Cherry 4537. 4o7 Stevens Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
ron sALE-REsrpENCE PRoPnnry
NEW 2-FAMILY FLATS


FISHER = First block Jenersont
LasEIl E-ciose TO Fords. 5000.
MELROSE- Tile roof. te.z50.
brw1Ck--Rented S16S, only $6,z00'
yINEWOOD--Payed street, $1,000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Woodward.
TWETFfrH-is-foot corner. 1880.
WARREN w.-Near Central High.
$1,000.
wEsTMrNsTER- slate roof steam.
EtcITi w.--Near Hamilton. $1,000.
ELMHuRsT--close TO third; 1880.
cAsS-Large corner, $4,000.
NEW 4-FAMILY FLATS
WARREN w.-High schoofydistrict
ELMHuRsr-Ertra Murphy beds;
wAkREN E.-Rent. si.ioa. for
RUssELL,-with store, $1,000.
DELAWARE-First block HamH-
vINEwooD~s bedrooms each. sIa.-
EUCLID E.--Nsar woodward. sis.-
wEsrMINsTER--Rsnt $500. only
PALMER-Near woodward. $4,000.
WEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. toz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. near Wood
cLARK--overiooki park. $4,000.
The above buildings are built of
brick; have oak floors and nnishi
separate furnaces and average ~
per cent net on the investment We
specialize in Investment property.
INVESTMENT MoETGAGE CO.
McGraw Bldg. Main 36o1.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
2-Flat

North woodward. first block. brick.
slate roof, stone porch. large living
room. brick fireplace. -beamed din
dnybia garsae.csessO 400
PARKER. SCHuNK. & FRY.
Main 5000. 7o3 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
New 2-Flat

THREE BEDROOMS
Brick, oak finish and floors. separate
furnaces. paved street. hrst block
from Hamilton cars. Price $500
PARKER, SCHITNK a FRY.
Main $500 703 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
STORE FIXTURES

FLOOR CASES. wALL CASES.
Lunch counters, stools. tables, desks,
computing scales, cash registers:
our prices are the lowest In the
city; we have no agents. call at
our salesroom; we are open every
day In the week except Sunday.
GLCNZ. So2 Michigan. Cherry 117s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

appears in the role of Hera. the daughl
ter Of a Persian. who is mysteriousIy
slain. The girl VOWS to kill her
fathers slayer suspectlng Wright.
and American. of the crime, she fol-
lows the man TO this country. Thu
Developments which follow are most
amazing. Here is a production you
are sure to enjoy. The Tigress, a
Broaway Feature. direct from the VI.
tagraph theatre New York. featuring
Julia Swayne Gordon and Leo De
laney. The confession OF a woman
known in the underworld as The
Tigress" reveals hiding place OF
rich plumber and explains the msyter-
ious disappearance OF a wealthy man.
son. Two features that can not be
beat Pathe's Color Pictures will com
plete this fine program Of pictures.
Coming, Friday and Saturday.-Wm
Fox presents Theda Bara. the vampire
woman. in Lady Audley's Secret. q"
Make no other engagements for these
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

mother; Her husband said that ne be-
neNed her over-anziety 10 do the right
thing by her baby tlrove her to the step
she was so afraid that she wouldn't
do everything exactly right that she
became obsessed." he said. she would
go all TO pieces n she found a hair on
the baby's bottle after boiling"
This case was extreme. but I know
more than one woman who Is headed in
thot direction. They lose their sense OF
proportion. They think too much ABOUT
u all. They strain at things that should
be simple and natural
DO You Remember when Homes
Were Run for orown-Ups7
Do you remember the days. reader
friends. when children In a housenOid
were supposed 70 conform 20 the routine
OF groWn-ups instead OF having n sep
painfully maintained for them
That wasn't entirely right OF course:
but isn't the new regime as much on the
other side OF the linee Wouldn't mothers
and children and homes all be better off
and happier ~ mothers wouldn't Worry
quite 30 much over being mothers
To pick out the essentials in this cult
or child care and reject the details that
are good enough in their way but that
only a specialist has time fOr-this Is
the task Of the modern mother.
one quality and only one will make
her equal TO IL. that misnamed virture-
common sense.
RUTH CAMERON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

Simple. yet very attractive a. this
combination. % embodys several new
style features. The waist pattern 1928
with yoke effect and convertible col
lar. d. new and smart The skirt pat.
tern 1921. is anelRht gore model
Linen In white. or IN any OF the new
shades, with self or contrasting ma
terial Tor trimming. would make. In
THE style a lovely morning dress. ser
viceable and practical Tub silk. tat
ieta. crepe. cashmere. poplln. fallle or
serge. ginRham or lawn Cauld BE- used
with equal good effect The waist
pattern is cut ln 8 sizes "a. g6. "a. 90
q. and "a inches bust measure. The
skirt In sizes. 20. "a. 20. %. 30 and
at Inches waist measure No requires
- yards Of a. inch material for n
medium sire. for me skirt and waist.
This Illustration calls Tor two sepa.
rate patterns which will be- mailed 10
any address on receipt of f0c for each
pattern in silver or stamps
Address Pattern Department. Tho
intoliigencer. 1902 Main tsreet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

fdr on earth TODAY "gafa-rf' viii anra.
N goo fH1f corn nr rHIIur SOU. Nr been
trying f1r q lunE flmr t0 ret ria 81 .
iaff BE- rleni nif -rIrHn aH whistle
Jug and rnue right over nothing fn
stick. nothing fu burt You needn't fuss
Hltn THICK handarra thaf make uarE-
ere nuf ~ NOur Toe so knives. rnT0ra
aud HrITr0ra. np tape. no trouble Gee
.ImphrfF ifraif cure. quick painless.
Irr t alr0 Tor nHnloue and warts
fefa-if- lH cold af aI druggists. ESQ
bottle 0r eruf direct hr d Lawrence
q 90. chicago SOLD ln wheeling nud
rec nlrncrnen Hn fna worlds best corn
rrmfdr o. John coleman CO.. and o.. 3D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

a weddinF WHICH wiz hold interest
for tho local friends of thc bride. was
aolcmniEod 90 So pafrIcka church.
Cleveland Ohio Thursday. August 2G
MieH Maraaret Prince. daughter OF
Mre MarRaref Prince. who formerly
resided at Martins FERRY was united
boz marriage to Albert Uorbstor. OF
Cleveland The bridal couple werp at.
tended by Mrs Carrie Adams Win.
chester formerly of wheeling and M
John GrIbble a large reception fof
lowed at the home OF the brlde'f
mother No. and Mrr Ucrhafor viii
reside in Cleveland where the bride
rr00m is pur1red in buineas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
Theatre Party.

A theatre party was given for Miss
Edna Borchart a. the Southern thea.
ire. In honor Of her fifteenth birthday.
After an enjoyable stay az the pictures
the party returned TO the home OF
Miss Borchart. where the remainder
OF the evening was spent in games
and dancing. with dainty refreshments
served. Those who were present.
Misses Edith Woods. Aimee Manihan.
Katherine Barnes. Leanna Baker. Nir.
tinia Dubrak, Edna Borchart: Messrs
James Lakewood. Frank Johnson. ~
US Porterheld, Albert McGarley. Okley
Fumes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
SIDE TALKS
NV Ruth caneron.e
The Essentials
(6y Ruth cameron.S

1t is admirable 10 give child a
sponge bath al night. Especially In
summer this tends 70 refrsh him and
make him sleep better
The little mother who Is so anxious
TO 90 things Just right read that aloud
from a magazine.
Her voice was anxious II don't see
how ! can get time TO do that" she
said. It's about all I can do to get the
children TO bed before dinner-timc now.
You see. ] have TO wash their hands and
faces thoroughly. clean their teeth. spray
their thr0ats. wash Ralphs eyes with
boraN They're a little weak. and rub
the haby's back with olive oil. N !
give the baby a sponge bath every night
] know I'd b. lete TO dinner and that
would make Robert cross. He says !
fuss over them too much now"
Poor Little Motheri And Poor
Father Too
Md In a Lesser degree. poor Robert.
The education OF mothers through
magazine articles tu the essentials of
proper child care b. surely a splendid
thing. one 81 the finest things the print
Cd word has ever done. But done and
ovcrdcn~ are two different things and
there are times when I think the first
has passed into the second.
To Eive one child all the details -
care recommended IN our various maya
zines would take most Of one woman r
time. Obviously for one woman 10 give
that care 10 two or three children ond
work I've take one servant for granted.
as anything Of the sort would b. entire
ly impossible withoutD. would be a
nerve-rackinE. heart-brcakinC lifc-spoil-
tunity TO b. wife and a woman rs
well - mother.
Tn. woman VINO Drove Herself
70 Suicide.
not long ago % the suicide or n young
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

corsage OF valley lilies. Miss Fox
VIII be attractive in pink and white and
il 10 carry prettily arranged arm
cluster OF pink roses.
Leaving the church the bridal party.
with the family connections VIII 20 TO
the home or the bride. where a wedding
breakfast Will be served A. noon the
young couple will leave FOR a honey
moon excursion TO lake cities For trav-
cling the bride viii wear a navy blue
coat suit. Mr. Jaquay holds n prominent
position with she Wheeling Sanitary
Manufacturing company and shares
with his bride in the good. viii OF a
large circle Of friends. Copies OF the
following announcements viii be re-
ceiVed tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs Charles LetzeIter
announce the marriage OF their daughter
Teresa Gertrude
20
Mr. Robert n. Jauuay
81 Iosephs Cathedral
Wednesday morning. september first.
nineteen hundred and fifteen
wheeling. West Virginia
Al home
after Sertember =. 1915
s3g ". Chapline ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
MlnternWavt-

AZ the parsonage Of the Elm Grove
VI r. church this evening. the mar
rage Of Miss ollie Wayt. daughter
Of Mrs. a. n Wayt. Of Patterson. ana
Daniel Winters will be solemnlzed.
Rev. $. b. Hart. pastor Of the Elm
Grove church. will perform the mar.
riaRc ceremony at 5 o'clock The
young couple will later leave for the
home Of the Bridegroom a. Sand Hni
where they are 10 remain n week. 70
turning TO their own home AZ Hazel
wood
Miss Wayt will be gowned in white
crepe de- chine and will carry a
shower boukuet OF lilies and white
roEebuds. Her maid Of honor viii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
RAISE WICKETS
MoMeehen Dam VIII Be up" Today
or Tomorrow After Undergo.
ing Extensive Repairs

% wac announced MI The McMechen
dam Yesterday that the wickofs would
DO raised today or tomorrow The
dam has been down for several weeks
while repairs were being made AZ
hrst Do uae thought that tho work
would take only o. few days but hirh
water delayed the workmen
Twenty Eve new Ulckris have been
placed boz Che dam and others have
been repaired Plans for tho WORK
came through the United States ON.
rIurcra Office here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
AT THE REX.

The Masked Dancer" a broadway
FavOrite Feature. with Anna Orr. one
of the mosf talented dancers upon the
stage. So great was the success
scored by Miss Orr when she appeared
With RAYMOND Hitchcock in THE
Beauty shop" AZ the Astor theatre.
that she remained In This production
for two years. This charming actress
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
Misses:
Seventh Rirthdau

Miss Eloise Thorngate. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Vern ThornRate Of Mar.
tins Ferry. will entertain a companv
OF her friends today in the celebration
OF her seventh birthday. Childish
games will afford a delightful program
Tor the afternoon and the serving of
pretty luncheon with a great birth
day cake aglOw with seven candles
centering the table. will add to the
joys OF the occasion. The guests will
include.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

The other night ~ dinner a little girI
surprised her mother by saying. I'm not
stuck on this bread"
Margie." said her mother. reproylng-
ly YOU want TO cut that slang out"
Ihats peach of way OF correcting
a child" remarked the father
y know" replied the mother. hut
Just wanted 20 put her wisc"-BFooklyn
Eagle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
GIRL is SHOT
BY FOREIGNER
MARY KoUKsANVRANEs WOUND
60 ~ HAND BY BULLET
FROM REVOLVER.
Had Repulsed Mike Psveiis. Who Now
Faces CHARGE % Shooting With
Intent to Kill.

Mike Pavelis. o. Martins Ferry. was
given a hearing before Mayor Wyckon
last evening on the charge OF shoot
ing with inten, 10 kill. and was bound
over to the Belmont County grand
Jury IN the sum OF $500 He will be
taken 10 ST. Cla.rsville some time to-
day.
The shooting occurred yesterday
afternoon In the vicinity OF the Has
kins glass plant in the upper part OF
the city. is said to be the result OF a
love affair lasting over a year. Inc
victim OF the shooting was Mary
kouksanyranes. foreign girl from
the upper part OF Martins Ferry Ac-
cording TO the story told at the hear
ing last evening. Pavelis has been
paying attention TO the girl for the
last year and On several times. II IS
alleged. threatened the girl because
she would not submit to his desire.
Yesterday he found her alone in her
room at her boarding house. and when
she again refused him he threatened
to shoot her. The girl told him TO fire
the gun, and no sooner had she
spoken the words. than he pulled the
trigger.
his aim WAS Ddu anu Tue Uulltt
went through the girls hand. where
upon he threw his arms about the
girls neck. and is said TO have told
her that he loved her and for her not
TO say anything of the affair as he
would take her TO a doctors office and
have her injuries attended. She re
fused. and notified the police. Inc
man escaped Immediately after the
shooting and was not found Till near
~ an hour later when OFFICER Beazie
located him in a boarding house on
Clark street
While Officer Beazle was placing
the man under arrest. Chief Hyland
and Officer EllwOOd Rothermund ar
rested suspect. a short distance
above the city. AS Chief Hyland and
the officer rushed fro man auto. the
man showed fight and the chief pulled
his gun on him. When the city
building was reached the man who did
the sooting was in the cell. and the
man arrested by Chief Hyland was re-
leased. The shooting created a great
deal OF excitement among the foreign
ers for several hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

Miss Mariana Barnes. OF Weston.
the guest Of Mrs. Harry Travis. or
Warwood. was complimented with a
dinner party last evening given by
Mrs. j. W Brookes. Of Fifteenth
street. Beautiful decorations OF white
and pink with exquisite appointments
were seen AZ the dinner table which
bore covers for twelve guests. Many
charming little Affairs are being plan
ned for Miss Barnes during her stay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01

Thuraday. the usual bridge tea wilt
Do held AZ the Country club Now
that the tide OF summer travel has
bcrun to turn these will be- LARGELY
attended. During the warmer months
interest was undated. but many of
the social sct were away and some
Df The gafhcrings we're not large. but
were quite as productive of pleasure
aa The larger ones will be- The bridge
Tea This week viii afford pleasurabie
lfcrnoou and viii find many ln a.
tendance