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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

SfabefrDb. Botienten: uMlt bep=
,rer Jig Der / 2iDet. Tor tire Mar II
oe1t negtebe Doftore11 mig at Drift
fe 2l - og MI tgr ban fife ielu
oriffe noget. Ser er 81 nogel1 &et=
inrDigbe6 til / Derne Gerben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
&uiplingcr fra 8elsien. 81

&uiplinecr fra Selsien, &rip-
lineer, lom tilpirfes al 6lpgtllinger
fra 8clgicr, forepiles MI / omlig=
genoe 2anoc og pil ont fort Ii0
foulnue / @onoelcn fer / ct. SAUL.
5enoingen, lom fommer BERTH, CT
buroerc til $4,000 og 40 Scr
Toner bar bnret ipsiel1ut pco Tpror=
bejbellen. Nogle 8elgiere fon1mer
bcrtil for at 0cmorltrcrc Silpirf=
ningsmetboocn pg fpr at bjGlpc til
meD Solgct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
Wfgaaet pcb 0poen. Or. 5on111c

Nfgaaet peb 9pben. Or. Samuel
s. 5mitb, @rl1nOlGggeren al SEQ
pies Gbllrcb" i ct. SAUL og Yro=
feslor / 5nciplpgi pg N%,trppolpgi
neo Winnelotos llniperl ttet, CT
Sorsoogs otgaaet peo OpOen
MberDcen &ptel otter ct lpGrcre Mn,
fnlb al NprcliDcl1c, 1om bon / ser
1iDltc Iio nar bclpGret mcb. &o1
ppnnocbe en- MlDcr al 60 Mor. Or
entity bar CIT al 2u110etS - jc
maalfe &eroens = melt frcmrogcl1:
Be 8c1olpgiltcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
9riphuiet mart frrbia.

IrtUEHTt1 IHUrI TUTutB UC1
sSjpr paobegpnote Oriph1,s / Conn
Earf nGrmer Jig tin 6lloferelle,
% &arfitprelien bar tilfienoegipet,
at Set cn at Dagene bill fl,n1te aab=
neg til @rl1g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
st. Paul.
Npbeber mca %inoienoes, iaa be Ell
grnfferiet lene1t Eorsbag Wf'ooag.
&untpr: POI Court 8lDcf.

geo ajpb cllcr @eparatipn a
ubre belgg Sen pelfjenote Slroeler
,gimon gseliou, 200 6. 7fb Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
minneapolis.

Or. 9cnrp @oboaro 2eaeb bol0t
lioltc 2proag Nften Toreorag. /
OOiu Club ppcr ~5conoinopio So
0ap".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
9en blinbc Tprfatter og &ioc1

Sen bltnbc Tprfatter % &iocu=
1fobsn1ono, @e1rp @cnoricflon,
Chicago, bplot forleocn Bag
u9onle of @ppc Gburcb" ct Sore
Drag ON lit cget 2ips @iltorie, ION
Den bar fprn1ct Jig til Cato. Self
fra Nornopn1men al bor ban bore
blind, men %oesnogtet bor bo11 fun
net tilcgnc Jig rige &ul1Di fobcr
Sans 6orcSroe pioncoe mere emf
tilltrGffeligt on, at ocn @linOcs in
tellcftuclle SIP life bcbppcr at pnr'
lprlig trung ellcr begrGniet, Bio
Set faor Oen tilltreffelige llooonncl
1c. @lanbt bans Iil6prcre fer ia:
mango 9linoc, Ser lit 6orncn1mcl
fen al bbor rigt Sen @lil1Dcs 2i>
fan r0piflc Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
Stur ~Toripmmcligbcb, Sen 11pc

SIUI HHlH1CttyTtU 0tH WV
.Sotclinlpeftpr @illihm Mee bar
meooelt, at scr / 8pcn tinbes $50
@otellcr % Meltaltrationcr, iont life
betoler Sen oarlige Mfgift al $500
for Bepillingcn. Yaa iamme Neooz
Sc CT 6orboloet / Min1eapolis,
bpor Scr finoes 500 @pteller %
Melto11rotipncr, Scr ingen Mfgif1
betoler. Mcn 5pprgsmoqlet CT,
bbem Der CT Oc1 rettc lfploigc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
@npernpren blipcr Heitfaler.

W%tbtfnpftM u1tutr TtIttd1tf. 81:
@,1nernpr 9ammono bar lonef at
bnlbe Sdttalen pau &a1niep Count
tp @ornen Clubs MbDe / ct. 8a11l
M1lbitorium sen Toe Mpril.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
1yrm @rct1c Mnbericu,

Trn @retlc Mnbericm, 5eper1
Sofs, bar / flere Gage pGret ien=
geliggenoe al en- ret olpprlig Spr=
fplcllc, ser 81. a. noe ten berpbeoc
Den 11nge 6r1e 9r1gen al be110es
lmuffe 5tctme, Dpilfcn &ulomitet
opg fife | npbnepprbig @ro0 tog
puo Dcnocs gp0e 9111npr. 2egel1
bar Dag erfleret laabel Sr11 9l11=
Ocrlen lorn ben0es imuffe 5temme
1,Oenfpr al Sure, bborober bcnbes
utallige @cnner og 8e11n0rerc gle.
Scr fig.
&iclier. Sen 24bc. Morts bic.
bcs George Us. Sobnion pg Mils
2altra Gbriltenler fra glf6orn, ga
&icllen foregif / @jemmet bos
Nre1 &ln1oien, 1909 tOt9 Mpe. g
SC Mpgiftes Stem bliper / Moro.
Minn.
Otto Gluulcn % Wfi1s Ml1llc
Galtlien bieoes be1t 25oe Quarts
bos q. Glauicn, 1915 Geoor Mbc
5oua1ne Sag Dar Set 81. G1auier
% 91lftrus 8rpllupsoag, og 0eres
to inloa Yiger bleb Dpbte:: Seller
Marie Glauie11 og 5tella Glaufe11
Ealtcr Iarpeaar0 fra ct. 8eoer;
0anife lutberife Strife nofgrte 6isl,
firfelige &anolinger. 81 pnifer 5
meiftc Gar til 2pffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
Sra Spilleialen til Trnglct.

Sra Spilleialen til TGnsilet. =
Set CT oprprerlOc, at De hinge /
Den @rao gribes al 5pilleliocnifo=
ben, iaa sc pfrer alle 0eres gjcn=
belle og iiOcn forgriber Jig paa an;
Drcs for at tilfreosltille 5pillelp.
ite11. S Wanoogs or%relterebcs bcl
Ell 17=aorig ing Wa1O, Gam. He:
ferlpn, for Sn0bruO / 332 S11lle1
Mpc., bDor ban bap0e tilpen0t Jig
geroier for 5000. Moriogen til, al
Den l1nge Wan0 iaa tibligt fom inI
pno Jprbrp0erbonen, ct / fpr1tc 2in=
ie SEN, at ban iagOes at bore en- ip=
rig upoolipillcr" bporfor ban bebp:
beoe 8engc til Iilfrcosltillelien al
fin pDerbaanOtagen0e Gbenitah. 81
ban iffe peO Mrbej0e fun0e ifofft
fig Mibler, blep ban Snobruostpl
% bapnebe i 8olitiets @9noer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

- sfriu otter Grgbennmmer al
bette 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

9anif @elgjprenbcos Screening
nSpllDiet" afbolber nGite Mpbe
Sorsbag sen Soe Mpril bos Wrs.
g. u. 8eter1en, $50 go. Smitb
Npe. Mlle er biertelig pelfommen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

Statens nTpbielsbas" fcjres. 81
Marsoagen for Minnelotas S11o=
trGoelle Tom 5tat / Sorbunoet bil
blipe feiret oen lite Moi / &epre=
ientantbuiets 5esiionsiol / Stots-
fupitpliet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
STEUBENVlLLB

srEUBENNILLE. O. Jun. 2s-Pro-
round interest was IN evidence AZ the
h4ant or tflll Bros. COMPANY uu Muuaay
morning from the highest official down
through the skilled Workuleu 10 the
c0ninoncst laburer. tn t1c WorA uf cast
ina the largest single picc, ut electric
boNl that mas been pressed IA the world
up 20 this time.
matters hao been worked out TO sucn
nicely in detail mat tt 3as a complete
success ana when thc huge boal Of
farlan glass was completed unI weighed
~ uped the scales al 80 pounds. Iiuvt
aitef boNi VAS pressed a. last a. tine
heat
Ihc bowl pressed to-day was a sO-tnch
DOW aud the largest single piece hereto
tofc pressed Was 20 Inches. Dttcn sucn
poNls are made In two pieces ana then
ptesseu together. Dut that leaves an cage
or ridge.
Inc press n the largest In existence
anu thv mould weighs -.5vo pounds and
- huge vat like AFFAIR. from the
press lhc electric BOWL went to The Iur-
mace wncrc a Will Remain -FOUR or fave
Gays. IL starts ia at 500 degrees heat
ahd remains In II Tor ~ 20 - nuurs and
thcn coos of Ot It's own accord aud Isl
thoroughly anncaled. This press re-
CURES tour gathrrcrS anu seven men AZ
'hc double levers To press IL out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29


Miss stella Edgar of this PLACE has
accepted position 80 Smith Bros. hard
ware store as boOkktrper.
Mrs Man9cl HAN and son clifford
have returned 20 their home In -.
tlairsyille after a visit with relatives
here.
AIRS Maria Mckinley Of Bethesda has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Grant
keyscr OF East Aain street.
Miss Marcia Judkiue of North chest
nut street is home from visit with her
sister. Airs. Leroy Harrison Of Cleve-
land.
a. j. Notary OF BeIlaire. -. q %. de-
tectivo was ln this city today looking
after the vioiators Of the law in conneC-
tiun with the railroad.
Jacob Orwlg Of Cleveland, was a bus
mess visitor here the last 81 the week
Ur Thoruberry Of WoodsfiCld was n
visitor here on sunday.
Mr. ard Mrs David Wilson and son
Carl are in Columbus. Tor visit with
their daughter.
Guy Lynch. deputy revenue collector
Of Woodafleid. was here sunday.
Mrs Hattie Evans or West Main
street. left SUNDAY FOR two weeks visit
with her sister Mrs. sam bcnoon Of
Earl Hayes Of North chestnut street
left Saturday for n two weeks visit in
" oodefieid.
Mr ana Mr. LOWS oPtter and daugh-
ter Hibbard 81 columbia. are here for
visit with relative ana friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
FINANCIAL.
WARRINGTON

MANNiNGTON. W. Va. June 2s-The
FUNERAL Of Joseph Paul the Il wear oId
son OF p y. Paul ~nO died at Terra Al
"a. "wednesday was held at st Patricbs
church' saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
Miss Florence Lavender OF Connelie-
VIE. Pa. Is the guest OF Mrs. Arthur
AIR. and Mrs. J. n. Lazear returned
iast week from Sistersville where they
nave been guests Of relatives
Miss Mildred Drake has left for n WIS.,
u with friends at Parkersburg
Miss Kathleen Charlton has retur,ed
nome after a visit with friends at Hatv
+. W. Eartlett. r. T. Furbee. ~ Is.
Marder and &. r. Beatty formed a party
that motorcd TO Fairmont sunday
l.. Snider. ~. B. Beatty Charles and
kenneth Phillips. V. T.. Smith and Sterry
Eaulkner attended races at UniOntoWn,
Pennsylvania.
&. :. Thomas was n business visitor
In town the other day
The Misses Elsie and Gertrude Win
stanley have returned after n two weeks
visit with relatives In Smithburg Ia.
dorsey Ford was a Fairmont visitor
here last evening
Hon ". y. Ice % Barrackvilie. was a
visitor In town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Startznan and
child or Charleston are visiting rela-
W. r. smith Is home from a business
Visit In Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS


An ara OF high pressure. central
over Ontario and the Lake region. n
moving slowly eastward over the
northeast sections OF the country
hish pressures and fair and cool
weather also prevail over the North
west
A low pressure. thundershow area
i central over the middle Mississippi
and lower Ohio valley regions. Dur
INK the past "a hours The rainfall at
saint Louis was ass inches. but the
amounts in other sections were nght
70 moderate.
Fair weather. without much change
In temperature. will probably continue
IN this section tonight. but the shower
area will probably cover the upper
Ohio valley Tuesday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. % .icgrees: lowest last
nieht so degrees; no rainfall
The Ohio Ia the district will pro
baby change but slightly during the
next 90 hours
H. c HOWE.
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
FINANCE

NEW YORK. June zs-Tradinx In
stocks today was without especial fea-
ture. except for a further demand for
Reading and iiquldatIons In United
states Rubber. Headings strength was
attributed 10 reports that the company
Was 20 participate in exports Of coal 20
ss,s-oltefrAnean ports. presumably for
France and Italy. while kubbers' three
point decline q ssh with partial recov-
cry later, was again based upon doubt
concerning the stability OF IT, dividend.
United states steel, coppers and a
ssw OF the more speculative specialties
group holding the better part OF lts gain
ln connection with n revival OF domestic
demand for the refined product. There
were contrary movements extending
Union Pacific and southern Pacific. as
well as bethlehem Steel. Westinghouse
and baldwin Locomotive. In point OF
TACT dealings were limited 10 profession
al traders. public interest being utterly
lacking. Total sales z64. 200 shares.
Among the low priced railway stocks
were Wheeling a Lake Erie common
and preferred. those Issues being ad-
Nersely affected by the publication Of
the Wabash reorganization plan.
change ON Paris and Rome. Checks on
Paris moved 20 $3.50 and Tires were
quoted at se.O5. both rates establishing
new low records. In the late afternoon
London exchange also declined abrupt
~ demand bills repeating their recent
low record OF S4.76. The Bank of Eng
land released another s. 500. 900 in gold
which II designed for shipment 10 this
market via Canada.
The bond market was dull and heavy.
Total sales par value. Si.Ss5. goo.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29

INV YORK. juno 1s.Cottan fr.
turgs opened steady. July g9gI. Drfrb-r
March gfu.E2
=. Cotton spot quiet. middIiue upiands
o. 81. no sales
oficrinEs remained llght during the
nuruIuE and prices worked about f. f1 q
points above saturday closing rIrrrrs
o. "a moderate demand. which was al.
tfhuied rnirfIr Or r"tcrIuu of shorts
prCted now and tne end U. fhf wHrt
Another private report issued shortly
eIinr midday mad. fhr condition OF tho
tur report nf the same authority last
month and suggested r. dsrf,4nr OF fE
- cont pr acreage Theae frurca faiI.
ni1ud. but helped Co., steady fho furrErf
which ruled about O. OBJ in points nd
higher.
Cotton futures closed .teadt rufv
81 tHt october f0f1. Urrrmhr- 30 4s.
January fi0o5. March 5000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29

Nnons thr visitors in town SUNDAY
were inc following. SIT and Mrs J0ssD6
.lvhlt .iH'lF. Mr. ana Mrs David Mont
Eou.fh ~ WellghurT. DR. ID 81 IA
wards ~ Washington. Pa Mr. arT
MY. h d Dunlap. OF Wheeling
Mrs. @. =. FOtsford. OF wheeling has
'e. lut guest Of relatives here
Ar. Gardner and Miss AIIn tsnrFr.,.r
% 90 SUNDAY and Monday Iu IVN..ffar
MISSES AlVerlu Jerome and THrr.'f
Jerome VIII leave this week fY a4f.ar..i
thc fourth with their sister. Mrs j i
bunnr af Cameron
Miss Mary steele viii leave this vgcer
f' visit relatives iu WleIIurfUu b..
Ent and Sire. o. Cd rbIfir. ..t
children lrft ON Monday flr i ~,
weeks tieit Ht Grafton owing tD the
fhr.n ri lt.t. Phillips Their. will Ia
.. vice. 90 trc ~. D.. church ou nsNt
sunday.
Nrs %. o. Rogers of puethaur., I'D,
Visiting Nr and Mra. g. W R0rrrr
Ni.s MHrrlref Moore BIAS Heer 'ft.
Eur OFT Niles Ruth Horar ~ Shart
Mrs. Louise Jerome o. having a t,.g.
F1rfuda built in front ~ her rraidarl-.
which viii make "a hnc addition to the
Mss Julia Rideie, visited Mics sam.
EidnITN. uf Huurf Creek Un glfurf4v
hra Frank Dorsey is visiting in Film
Grove
Mrs GAY Dorsey and Hafn. u,-..,
nf fim Grove. arc spending few dase
lu town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29

LONDON. June Fs. WT-.r u... I-
Fona supply today. discount rates were
Inclined Oh nHHH on HH.Irn O.. ~.
strength or Ercnrh exchange frdiraffmr
IH. Likelihood ~ gold imports
Dealers Ur fne stock errharre or...
almost wholly occupied WIN fr.r-..
lions In ihr nll war loan on exchange
Tor che new Issue The marking urlr.
nrrn but business Iu other direct IaHa
ga not Expand and tre tone .n most sos
Uuna was weak
American HtrIfIfio. were auIfarfaT
Iu further SELLING and closed f.u .
shade under parity.
PARIS. June Ts-prirra were steady
ON The hnurrr today Ufnfra rn &c.,
rHufImra
LONDON. June ss-Bar silver 2sd per
ounce.
Money ff, per cent
liFco1nt rates. short bills "a rer
cent. three months 60 per cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
WEST LIBERTY

VEST LIBERTY. W Va. June % --
~ taIs e crowd OF enthusiastic fans Wit
l's-ed the defeat Of the strong bsu
lam r'pfesenting CHstleman's Hun Al
"ahus OF the crack West I.iberfv
sg"t team on saturday afternoon June
-. ty me decisive score OF ,ightsen 10
y.sht' ne came was played ON the
Nttst i.ibeftN grounds and was a fine
MUTTON OF base bail The featurss
~ Wy. gam" was the batting OF Count
Ntlsut Tor the visitors and the rftchtnr
the West Liberty team.
a,l'l .,H Tor ca tlsIuun d Euu-Jonos.
'vuf tkht aud Chambers. West Kin
'fl}"-Morgan and "Sut."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29

Elizabeth Carson ~ [,il1i,t, o,,rs,.,
'. 81 ui: action 60 sell real estate. \. G
Lewis. attorney.
,,N,'iEc i'4e.t vs. Phillips Sheet A. Tin
INJURIES on June 20. 1918. Negligence
II alleged. Cohen. attorney.
Allct VI. Ross IS. Isls son L. Ross de-
Seni 10 jail To sweat and lhink
tity OF SteuhenNiIIe Na i.raIs print
ing Co. settled. '''
Frank karcy W.. Nora Rar.v ,,.,-
tempt summons Tor plaintiff. for failure
TO pay alimony.
'ofa barNhurst rs. los a. Barkhurst
dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
National Bank 90 Toronto - I.fi..
petn .sTs"n. adWy. e. al. iud yments Tor
sJ@2. S6Ol5. S3I1.7O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
INITIAL MARHrr

NV WORK June o. =Wefrf av.
rhaure quotes lead 1915 SrrIt.r 81
quoted 81 London Iced flI T1r 81
81. Copper quiet. sisctroiytIe fe0.4s4
Iron auirt. SO d northern $4,000
] southern $4,000 1850. 80 9 a.uthrrn
ftI!h uffe5.
Metal e1ChanEe quotes TN easy al
$50 90 RI 81 90
81 London. epot copper $50 o.. futures
lsA Inr. nIcCtrnlNtlc. 900 rlr. guUf fiu
lllls futures llos. AulmunY fI-stlfIT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
Logan q bryan. Closing s.Oo. Letter.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-Press dis
patches stated that the American am
bassador In Germany communicated TO
the state department at Washington that
Germany reply will be conciiiatory and
favorable in tone, NUT the same failed
10 exert much influence. although al The
same time, A. created more cheerful sem
timent. The copper stocks were In bet
ter demand ON an improve ed demand Tor
the metal. Steel again offered stubborn
resistance to selling pressure on more
optimistic trade adVices from mill dis
trtcts. The strong absOrpuve powers OF
the market ana the BELIEF In an amicable
solution Of the international question Is
ter class OF securities and should rcla-
tons with Germany continue friendly.
domestic influences which are generally
regarded as conducive to bullish efforts
may shortly play their part In helping
an upward movement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29

MONTY MARKET.

NEW YoHK. srNE MsrrsptI.
paper 7hg3a
Sterhng. 90 day bills gfs- So. demand
fii9. cables tt'5 Francs. demand s. s0.
cables tttsh MARKS demand sft.r.
cables Fec. Tires demand ga0-. ..-
nlNa NtNf EHIIre. demand .s.I 81.
higs aFar Iar silVrr fNf.t Nst|..4.,
dollars ~ nc Government blonde .f,..I.
IiallrnH1 bonds heavy
NIwf IHHrH STRONG. 90 Hnrr sH. 90 on. .
f' nnfH ua aIN months
Call money steady. nIEh O. I.u IA .
inunE rfir ~ ter cent iHaf Joan ,
--.---. pa /. .LL-r-- Il /. ..- ...L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29

j. ;. hattcrty. well known music
teacher OF Wheeling. was found d,-.,J IA,
ms room at the ASH hotel. ON CONNER
car street, saturday Afternoon death
having oten due Co apopIvAy. AR. lsar-
lerty ngd Dltn a. Ea,-t at the hotel Ior
s,Netai Gays ana Wnvu ne failed to max.
MS appearance saturday an inVcstIgatl0n
49, mat iseiauNcs al wheeling were
al once notified o. Hls death ana Ia. r,.-
mains were shipped 10 his nome on Sut-
uruay evening. he deceased va. IS
sNI oi age ana j. surNiNeu % his vile
anu eight cnIIdr.u. ile Mas "a f-.at,,nt
visitor 10 MingO and had MAN. IrIruas
mere who learned OF his death with aerp
regret. f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NV YORK. June 2s-Rutter. easier.
creamery extras (93 scorcl 2sc: do bigh,
seconds 24tl n csc. p 20
Eggs--irreEuiar. fresh gathered OK
Was zllR q - lzci extra hrsts 2Ois IL
- rzcf ursts 1870 zoe. seconds TTf- -
lsi1c g., nearby hennery whites fne III
~ = " 2fc.
theese-siaadr. STATE vh,fo ,,,fft.
flats and twins fresh. specials f5t.r. a.
average fancy 15Ec
flour steady. spring patents So gsD
stralEhts 8b2BUB4O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
OFFICERS ELECTED.

The Chapline Street NJ. r. Epworth
league held an election and installa-
ton Of officers for the coming year
Sunday evening.
The following officers were elected:
President. Carl Davis: first vice presi-
dent, Anthony Miller: second vice
president. Vernon Winters: third vice
president. Miss Rhea Campbell. fourth
vice president. Miss Elizabeth Miller.
secretary and treasurer Miss Hilda
Bandi. Organist Miss Wilma Carna-
han: Superintendent Junior league.
Miss Lee COnger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
WHEAT

CHICAGO. June ss.-Wet weather de-
iAy 10 harvesting brought about a de-
eiaed upturn today Ia the value OF
NheAI The result was a steady market
al close % = 10 2Aa2.c net A.
vance Corn scored net gain OF -
a 10 = q &C. oats finished unchansed 10
sixteenth higher. and provisions ire
guar varying from 2lsc decline 10 a
rise OF I1he
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VT. ana Ms tnaTIDs bishop Of Mar
tins Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Bishop.
o. Amsterdam, .. James Bishop Of
'leFciaud. and Henry. OF goshOctou.
were called here by the serious illness
OF their father Dennis Bishop of North
Arch street. who recently suffered a
stroke OF paralysis. one brother George
bishop % Martins Ferry ls also here
Mr.. Bishop D. iu a critical condition and
l. gradually getting weaker and IL is
thought he cannot long survive.
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RECEIVERS CERTIFICATES.

CHICAGO. June 2S-Judge Carpen-
ter In the United States district court
this afternoon authorized the issuance
by receivers for the Chicago. Rock
Island 4 Pacific Railway company on
- 800 600 five per cent receivers GER
tihcates 20 take care Of interest due
July ON certain underlying bonds.
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BARNES WILLIE

AhNESNlLl.E. o. June aS-The
marriage OF Raymond Hinton and Miss
pie Of this place. occurred Satur9i,, a.,
beimont, the brides former home. Hoth
are wei known here where "a host OF
Will reside here NY
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SUGAR MAREUr

NEW YORK. June 2R-Hau SUGAR
barely steady. Centrifugal GfsHnfn4.
luolss-es 81 Loo ef4.Iz. refined steady. ,4f
lgai 700, crushed $3.50. mould A sf.s5.
une Edruulatcd s. in: diamond q $50.
coniectioners a 5000. SO. D. $3.50.
sugar futIrca declined InZ points
tdflb 70 Jay. on scattered selling
prompted b. more favorable weather boz
cuba.
Prices cascd or later and The market
closed onfy. 1u9 points lower. aafra
100 tons. July g1Ff. seutaf1brr ffes.
December f1kg. March SIf1.
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Household shower.

The order OF the Eastern Star and
Masonic Lodge gave Nj and Mrs j. ~
Aazear household shower at the home
OF Mrs. lazear's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Hankns on East High street last
evening pleasant social evening was
enjoyed By a large number.
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MINISTER'S MEET.
Association Holds Final Meeting Of
Summer. al Y. NJ C. A.

regular monthly meeting Of the
Ministerial Union was held yesterday
morninE az the Young Mems Christian
association building and regular bust
ness was taken up Upon adjourn
mcnt Of the meeting. those I'm attend
ance enjoyed a lunch az tho Y. NJ
&. a. cafeteria. This will be the last
regular meeting for the summer sea-
son.
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CIVILIANS GET GRAIN

LONDON. June %. $50 n m
Herbert O. Hoover. chairman Of The
American commission for relief In
BELGIUM, has concluded an agreement
with General Won Bissinrer. military
governor of BELGIUM. providing that
the wheat and rye crops IN the zone
occupied BY the Germans shall b.
reserved Tor the civilian population.
Canada's mineral production IN 1914
was valued at S12sA76. 400
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konski
WAGER and William Safreed were
finai account In estate OF John ID
Grafton. -
Mill Of Hugh Hammond probatcd
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,Eu"hl Ai--at'it. t...,.s,n as 'Itafflcs"
VINO mas been conducting the Victoria
tny-tIt Tor Lessee, skipsd out on SAT-
Gay night with the weeks re,.itts
$50. ana g. charge OF esubczzIln.,ut Vas
made asalnst him before Squire LaWIer.
5000 altnEethcr w. Wv"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Berry and little
daughter. and AIR and Mrs. Frank Mil
Ter and little daughter q this place at
tended "a dinner ln Cambridge. Sunday
az the home OF SIR. and Mrs. T.. v. Davis
FOR the Cambridge as-istancy Of the
Prudential Insurance 90.