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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
Hungary Dissatisfied with
Lack of Protection in War

Tordor. Jan. 13. The announcement.
that Coun. Won Berchtold, the Austro-
Uurrarian Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
has resigned and has been succeeded
bv Baron Stephen Burian. has caused
sensation in diplomatic circles IN
Count Won Berchtold who has di-
rocted Austro- Hungarian foreign rela-
tiorg for number OF years, and was
rosnonsible for the note TO Servia
which precipitated the war. had on
number Of occasions, both before and
after the Balkan wars, asked Emperor
Francis Joseph TO relic evhlm OF once
But the continued unsettled CONDITION.
which followed the annexation OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina made TINS I'M
possible.
ANXIOUS. therefore, as he was to re
.ire II was not dreamed that he would
do so while the war was in progress, for
Il was considered that such action might
suggest that his policy had fallen into
disfavor. More significant than his
reeiqnation. however, is the announce
nent that he is succeeded by Hun
Country Left Open.
Hungary. while at heart with Austria
/, regard 10 the principle of the war,
has Shown dissatisfaction with the
r,erner i'm which IL has been prosecuted.
While Austro-Hungarian troops have
boor utilized TO prevent Russian m
,ssion OF Germany, and even employed
AGAINST France, Hungary has peen leit
omen 10 invasion. n-:
Count Tisza. the Hungarian Premier
-, several occasions has given utter
once TO this dissatisfaction, ana ma,
nc that his complaints we're not hearo
- Vienna. took them to Berlin, where
Io had an audience with the German
E,,,eror Although 1t was sald tha'
df,ar his trip the interests OF Hungary
@aco;ved more attention, Count lsza
s;d not stop his agitation, ana IN a
aocb on New Years Day compla'ned
+ dat Uungary's position had not peen
fully recognized. no,;,;caI
uI, uiI,rsistirg upon military and pontcai
,..,,,l,, between Hungary ana austria .
n@d Cormanv. he said pointedly 'nat %
r. Uuncarian nation must assume Wy 1,e
- mich IL deserved IN cohsequenIe
F pf;ts material and moral strengtn; ~ ~
oo,;yo energy and the fact that an w
;,.orests aspirations and desires VIZ
=, cor,nlete accord with the true lh'oi
/ csts Of the monarchy. o.. T;sza
Tho Vienna papers took Count ! 's1a '
T.. ,asL for this speech. one OF theIh,
an Zo;tunp." saving IL was imposS,pIe
10 reply on account OF tny 80 how.
The appointment OF baron puI I,at, ~. do.
over. suggests that the hmpero, n"o go
cidcd 10 give Hungary. d grea,el '''NN
I'm the government OF inc 'ou"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
SUBMARINES DRIVEN
AWAY FROM DOVER
German Aeroplane Seen Over
Mouth of Thames Fright
ened Away.

Dover. Jan f3.-About midnight las,
night the sound Of heavy firing caused
q great deal Of animation and excite
ment on the sea front. As soon as the
sound Of heavy guns from the eastern
fort was heard people began hurrying
toward the shore. lights began 10 sp-
pear in the windows Of houses and soon
p large crowd was in the streets and
on the promenade.
The cause Of the firing was the sub
iect of much speculation, as IN the
darkness nothing could be seen sea
ward excepting the flashes OF search
lights. information subsequently OBJ
tanned shows that the lookout on the
lreahwater was reported to have sight.
cd a hostile submarine and that firing
Immediately followed The submarine
disappeared i'm the darkness
Earlier last night the batteries on
the cast pier were in action owing TO 2
report that another submarine had been
seen in proximity 10 the harbor en-
trance. but after a couple Of rounds
had been fred the vessel disappeared
That two enemy submarines were sunk
is authoritatively denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
JUDGE TO JUDGE JUDGE?
Auto License Causes Judicial
Tanple in Great Neck.

Shall a Judge judge Judge?
That is the question which loomed
large AZ Great Neck, Long Island, yes
terdsy.
Great Neck has two justices Of the
peace, William A. Dodge and George W.
HAYDEN. Monday Justice Hayden - 10
have a hearing before his friend, JUS
tice Dodge, on the charge Of having
displayed 1915 automobile license
plate before February 1. The accused
Justice Is said to have had a. a pas
serger in his ear when Motorcycle
Patrolman Hope stopped him no less "A
parsonage than Justice Dodge.
II is said that Justice Dodge will SIT
IN Judgment upon his fellcv justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
MRS. THOMAS DILLON DEAD
Irish Agitator's Widow Burned
To Death in Home.

London. Jan. IL Mrs. DlIloh
Of DR.. Thomas Dillon. Of Boston VINO
was one Of the leaders Of the lrisn
Nationalist movement in America, was
burned TO death yesterday at her home
in County Kildare.
In the night Mrs. Dillon's eldest son
was awakened by smoke IN ms pea
room. and. going downstairs ne lounu
- mother living across an open
titcbcn fire with her clothing sblaze'
Wbon assistance arrived Mrs. Dillon
n is believed the woman became
faint while sitting opposite the IRE
Ind felI into IL ~-r----~.r.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
SENATE CHECKS "ORYS'
Prohibitionists Are Disap-
pointed in District Bill Vote.

Washington. Jan. 1S.-The raid OF
the Prohibitionists upon the District
OF Columbia vas checked in the Senate
to-day by a vote requiring that the
suspension OF the rules. ruse oy
which they hoped to add the dry
rider 10 the District appropriation DILL
could not be accomplished "itnout
tvo-thirds majority.
The Senate reached this decision oy
q vote OF al 20 80. II is doubtful
the Prohibitionists will be able to mus
ter two-thirds of the Senate. a failure
10 do 40 would foreshsdow the rejec-
tion of the report OF the Rules Com,
mittee in favor OF the suspension OF
the rules. As consequence the pro-
hibition rider 10 the appropriation bill
will 20 out on a point OF order, and the
District of Columbia will remain wet
until. At least. another Congress
passsz upon the question: -----,---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
$6O,OOO,OOO FOR NEW
SHIPS FOR u. S. NAVY
House Committee Enlarges Danelss Building Fro
eramme-Bll Calls for Seventeen Instead OF Eight
Submarines in Departments Plan.

sible 10 save sufficient money out Of the
appropriation for eight
All along the line the Secretary's
recommendation regarding legislation
were more or less disregarded.
Authorization for two new battle
ships was carried by vote OF ID TO L.
The "little navy" men voting against
t., provision we're Representatives.
Witherspoon, Hensley, Gray and bu-
chanan. Mr. Hensley moved "no bat
tleship" bill, but mustered only four
votes.
Wanted -Four Battleships.
Representative Hobson, who unsuc-
cessfully advocated throughout the
building programme OF the General
Board OF the navy, offered an amend
ment for four. and then three, battle
ships. Members voting for larger
Continued on page I. column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
rRr Cahle 20 The Trlhun.

London. Jan. 14.--It is reported that
s German seroplane was seen over the
mouth Of the Thames. between South
end and Sheerress. shortly before Tues
DAY midnight, but beyond the range Of
the guns al Sheerress and Shoebury-
ness. The night was dark, but the
aeroplsne was clearly discernible by the
aid Of the powerful searchlights A.
Shecrness. which burn continuously
from dusk TO dawn. The aeroplane.
which was not fred at. disappeared
seward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
Might Add to Dangers.

Cannot storage batteries be charged
while the train is running" asked
counsel,
"Yes." replied the witness, but 1t
would add to the hezards Of the trav-
elling public
"But automobile batteries are so
charged" said Mr.. Hsrkness.
"Yes." smiled the witness, but know
Of no automobile operating al 600
volts"
Apparently Mr.. Hardness did not
either. and the subject was dropped to
slIow Commissioner Williams to ask
u,bv cars were not backed out OF the
DANGER zone at the time Of the fire, IT
having been shown that power was on
"Impracticable." said the witness,
"hecause Of the other trains behind az
intervals OF l0S seconds.
Then the question Of what happened
at the various power houses OF the
ccmpany was taken up. The data were
contained in the mass OF records Mr..
Hedley brought into court, and which
no turned over TO Mr.. Hardness. He
oNplained that he had had no chance 70
check up the figures. -.
"When can you have report ready =
he was asked.
well" said the witness, that de
nends upon which OF the eight or nine
inquiries that are running now takes
precedence. We have circus running
now
"Strike that from the record thun-
dered Chairman Mccall. "Mr. Hedley,
YOU should not say such things
81 beg your honor's pardon" prompt
Is responded Hedley. THAT remark
does not refer TO this commission. |
had another proceeding in mind
81, has been brought out" said Nr.
Mccall, that trains moved after the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14

Antonio De Bell, druggist, Of Boss,,
sohel av.. testified that he had sold
t.wcntv~fye 7is grain tablets OF BIZ
chloride Of mercury. ne Foses' purchase
was made by ID" WoiS.' 10 S. books SS s'0'u'fy
- nr W. G. Hague will be called again
later. . ,rbo anpeared yes
ptheI " rulia Carlo. who told OF
terISS Tor Mrs. Walters and of seeing
Morhlns ~. Lcr IT various times; Mrs.
kogeIa ho.pricp forme- noighbor;
Georpc onp,.;d Greenbcrg and DR.. Harold
,d pr "a, of I.obanon HospitAL s-....--,---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
Troops Sent to South.

ned Marshal Won Hindenburg faces
f fact that successful ieadj JUS
s't Of his forces in Poland must DC
...saen, but the closeness Of the oP-
Nslng armies 10 each other and the
a5.s.
NE only indication Of an impending
s.snge in the German campaign is the
..anuaheous diversion Of troops TO t%he %
s.hern area. II is believed that thS
ssnso1 Of Crscow IS now composed
tus"ely Of German troops.
w eminent member OF the Douma TOT
>s'Sow. NJ. Maklakof. who has re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
GUARANTEE

Your Money Back
If You Want II.
G.. Editorial Page, First Column.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
MoundsNiIIe Brief,

Born. TO Mr. and Mrs 5. e. Shaw OF
Sixth street Tuesday evening. March
:, daughter. All are doing well.
One marriage license was issued
yesterday at the county clerks Office
al the court house TO Moundsvllle per
sons
Delegate F. VI. Hinerman left yes
terday morning for Charleston 10 re-
sumo his duties there during the extra
session of the Legislature. Delegate
Martin Brown IL is reported will not
90 to Charleston until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Weaver left yes
terday for an extended "trip TO SCUM
ern California. They Will be absent
Tor two or tire, months and will at
tend the Exposition during their visit.
Rev. b. VI. Spur has returned from
a visit Of several weeks spent in East
ern cities and Canada. lie leaves to-
morrow for a visit and business trip
TO New York TO be- absent for several
weeks.
Roy Biyson Of Huntington. Is here
the guest Of his parents ON Center
street. lie Is to be- Joined later by Mrs.
BrysOn, who will make an extended
visit here with relatives
Mrs. Allen Reid Of Wheeling. spent
yesterday here with her motle. on
Fourth street
Floyd Francis. the grocer. is con
fined to his home ON Tomlinson ave
nue.. with a severe attack of rhcuma-
tim
Messrs. Henry Compton and Dr. G..
o Williamson of this city. spent last
evening az Brllairc and Wheeling
Rev. John Mcbride OF Parkersburg.
was calling on Mount-yillo friends
yesterday.
VI y. Syberf of th, Park Theatre.
was trdusaCtlug business at Pittsburgh
yesterday.
Miss Agnes Woods is the guest OF
Pittsburgh friends 10 remain for sew
eral days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
WELLSBURG

.r WELLsBUR re-. ". Va. March 3-On
Ltsday evening, officers from the cuun-
" jan sWOopeu down on the residence
Or sam Iapitu. ia Weirtou. where Ca
lltu was suspected OF hIuiug. and CAP
{ured him, and brought him To the
confined
'aplto Is wanted Tor cutting has wife
al LA"ir nome near " hyyuug Junction.
oA Thursday last. After CutIlng nsr ne.
ictt TOR dead and she was cared roI ~
neighbOrs until she could Toe taken 70
the ohio \aley Hospital. at Steubeu-
Nlll'. ONO. where 81 STITCHES were re-
CURED TO close the wounds inflicted by
her husband CapIto ued. and was IN
heard OF until tuesday. when IA, Of
nceis were gwen "a tip that lac was IA
W eiTtun. Enough men were taken To
surround the house iu which he waa
supposed TO be hiding and they sur
TrIS,d and caught him. RE came 60
Meilsburg without making any re
distance.
Mrs. Capito o. improving at the hos
p4tals but she is still tn a IrtuaTlUus
condition. and the wounds may yet
prove fatal. No attempt has been made
10y friends OF the imprisoned man TO
secure his release ou bond. a. they are
waiting the condition OF Mrs. CapItO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
HER HUSBAND WORKS
FOR HOMESTEAD co.
REcoanENoEO PLANT JUICE TO
MS BETTER HALF. WHO
HAD = BAD STOMACH.

THIS truly remarkable preparation.
rant Juice. d. peculiar combination
or remarkable effectiveness. marufac.
tured from medicinal roots. herbs.
barks and berries. which are gathered
especially for e.
That Plant juice ls bearing out the
reputation established Ia other cities.
II n only necessary 20 read the testi-
monlals OF well known people who
have been benefited after they had
thought there vas no relief For IN
stance. the signed statement was re-
Gently received from Mrs. John KiIan.
who lives az No a. Melrose Avenue.
North Side. Pittsburgh Mrs. KHAN
husband IL trusted employe OF the
Homestead Paint Works. and they
have resided In Pittsburg for the past
forty years She said
Ny husband has become. interested
IN Plant Juice BY hearing u recon-
mended by people who had used II
and he prevailed upon me to try Il. /
had suffered from liver trouble and
had a bad stomach which took the
form OF indigestion. My food fer
mented instead OF digestfnr. causing
me great distress. Al night I was so
nervous that I could not sleep and
what little sleep did get did not rest
me. AFTER taking three bottles OF
Plant Juice, ! am relieved OF all those
troubles Ny food digests perfectly
now; ! get up rested in the morning.
and my nerves are strong. In fact.
feel Ike a new woman"
Plant Juice Is sold In Wheeling AT
all drug stores.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
HOW TO STOP
DANDRUFF AND
LOSS OF HAIR

Here is a simple. inexpensive treat
mrnt that will almost always stop
daudrun and scalp itching. and keep
the hair thick, live and lustTous: At
ni-ht spread the hair apart and rub a
little resiuOl ointment into the scalp
gently with tho tip of IN, finger. Re
peat this until tho whole scalp has
been treated. Next morning shampoo
thoroughly with resinol soap and hot
water Work the creamy resinol larh-
'r well into the scalp. Rinse with
gradually cooler water. the last water
being cold
kesiuol ointment and resinol soap
easily heal eczema and similar skin
erupuons. Prescribed by physicians
for 20 years, sold by all druggists.
For trial free. write 20 Dept l1-R.
Resinol. Baltimore. Md
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

morning again predicted through some
sfirlfuallstic power ~ which 10 Is proud
tfaf the EttErs de usI.l would resume ir
lnr near future. a. We remember cor
r.Cty this b. the third prediction made
D. that paper and uV pray that 10 has
the "dure straight. or course the first
b. Eladiy furEutteu. Tor tar sake or tha
many lHra. men UAt HI WORK We rvttCr-
ate our prayer Also tuI the slkv Of
those poor men who ore brought Co this
city b. erroneous new ~Taptr reports Co
become cep'udgut on th~ charity 90 local
clilAcns. let fhv r'sEUufl.r B. an early
event The stat'msu. thaf several ma
ghirlNts aud r.rCfr.rIara mad been put Co
work about the plant Was denied b. the
officials Of the company and even by a.
many a. three 81 thUs. who would be the
first 70 h. recalled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

Edward Nichols, aged -. Lifetime
resident Of WfllsulTE. with tho except
Soon of The four years ur service ln the
civil war. died az titH family residence
ur Charlie. street Wednesday. March 3.
1915 rf L.nr "a. u.. after several weeks
illness. fE".. weeks OF which time be-
was H'Gflaf 10 was born September o.
fr urtrrIHE. tu S4rtN o. Shrimrliu. al
Independence Pa. January ?. 1850 The
deceased I4 survived bg bis wife sarah
g.. and the following children. John g.
Of FaIrwOUt. vs.. Va. ia. Cd. OF Pitts
burrh PA. and sheridan and WElIa b.
both ~ Thrirhsyillc. o.. Lewis. Of
WeIleburE and Frank g.. and Lila r. lt
home.
Funeral services will be- held Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

mar gtret covert and George a. Gov
ert, her husband 20 Nina D smith lot
Of land iu the city OF WsllSburg. con
sll'ratiou $40 and other valuable con
side alton. Dated February Z. 1914.
William tursc and Elizabeth "
Fors', his wife Co Nina r. smith, lot
Of land Ia the city or WellsburK. con
slderatiou $40 and other valuable con-
sitrfdtlun. Dated February 4 1914
He'll" T. Baxter and Thomas Baxter.
her husband. Co Nina =. smith. lot ur
land ia WcIlsbuTg. confederation $40
and other valuable consideration. Dat
ed February & 1914
Edward Forso ana Francis Forss. his
wife 20 Nina o.. Smith. lot Of land uI
the city ar WcllsburE, consideration Sic.
and other valuable consideration. Dated
February {, 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

oscar Woiubrocht and John Eison-
mack WhO have the past few years con.
Quoted grocery store iu the Brook.
Iyu" addition viii erect now build.
inr ON their Dot or the south side Of
Sixth street and opposite tho Carroll
pharmacy which when completed. will
De- occupied boy their Hrm Tor their
grocer. HH. .rU..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

report carried by a Wheeling news
paper yesterday ana current about the
city yesterday .ud Last night l1 the ef-
trrf that the >rmct -Su.Nsy Cob. Works
would start another block 90 ovens. WAS
denied tE Superintendent IS a. Wood
Mr. Wood said that tt,rr was 40 ludica-
Iuu that another block OF ovens would
b. fired. Their. ls now one block OF 80
ovens Ia operation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

The woman. rest room Ia the county
court house Will bc formally opened To
The pIblc ON Saturday. March btu. Ar
rams cmcuts nave been made by the COM
mlttcy iu charge and the opening Will
De AN event Of great Importance 10 the
people OF the county. Every person ia
me county h. invited To attend the open
ing. and TO visit the rest room as often
ts lAgy desire.
Refreshments viii be served be- "A
committee from the Wumaus CLUB to
all VINO attend. The Invitation lz go
ptgially extended To- ladies from the
rural districts as well as from Wells
ulTE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

Mrs. j. II. ZIllik'U and daughter are
visiting Ia Pittsburgh. Pa.
Howard =. Nation. Of Richmond Va
was W'llshurE business caller ON
WCdues day morning.
william Mcpherson and Mr.. Beebout
OF 'lnNsNills, Pa. are visitors az the
HON, uf Mr.. and NT=. John Lewis. Nj
Mcpherson is "a brother of Mrs. Lewis
NJ. ana Mrs. William Hammond ar
rived on Tuesday evening from an eN.
tended southern trip Of several months
duration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

James ". lauCk. well known and
popular IveryWau has made bis formal
announcement for mayor OF WrllsturE
on the Republican ticket. subject Co the
decision OF the primary 20 Doe held on
saturday. March lJtn. between the
hours Uf - and $50 g. m.
Mr. luurk has served several times
BOO the gifE council and has au erNiEhIe
record while 300 that body. HD has al
ways stood with the people lu every
move and DO elected mayor viii Ia their
cham pIuu as we'll as representative.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
Large Crowds Attended Games.

Another lsrE. crowd attended the trl-
pls ,ad'r basket bsll entertainment at
the Union HIST school gymnasium last
night Their" are only three game on
the high school schedule b.Ior, the FLOOR
game Us discarded for baseball
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

M0UNDSYILLE


The Business Mems Association
held an important qcoting last nizut
az the X. Of =. hail In the Mercantile
bank building. Talks were made by
Attorney JAS T. Miller. y. sullivan
and gentleman from Ohio The
association o. fast attaining their Iisl
point set of 300 meubera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
". c. 7. U. Memorial.

The W. G. T 4. will hold Francis
Willard Memorial services at the First
VI r. church this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock
The officers OF the Woman's Home
Missionary Society OF the NJ z.
church Will meet this afternoon follow.
ms the meeting OF the W. e. T. L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
Lodges Attend Revival Services.

IHr o. % % o. LODGES of Mounds.
tI" attended fn. service. .f Dbl.
IIr.' NO. D. church IH.. r..n'r. Is
uIauun uf Tho pastor Iu. u.mH...
or OBJ. NuulmUu uI IUn World Woo.
man Circle. ar3 Boys of WuuG. .
VIII aiIDul fHr service. fh.a even s
and tnn member. Hr. requested fg
meet at their HHIT rf . O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

a new barn and clio belonging ro
lhas D.. MrNahuu OF Glendale. was
burned fu th' grUuui yesterday morn
ing at 8 O'Clock T.o residence u.r.
Dr. was saved with great difficulty br
bucket brigade ae fHsr. i. mo- Ira
l-nl--u.r- aL Tint rm--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

Unity Hive ~. 81. Ladies OF IN. Mac
cab~es. will meet Ia the lodge rooms IN
the Barlow building. next FRIDAY night.
In regular ssmt-muuthlN session. IL Is
urged that en- members b. present. as
business 90 Importance is Co De- taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
BENW00D
To Plush sswes

street CONN. .sHIrrsr k-szIsr VIII have
r. force 90 men a. Nurk to-day fIusnIuE
tnF Sihtn and EIEhfa stree. sewers The
sewers have uUt bstu working rIEhr
since The tuul and VIII D. Thoroughly
EUn- over. >lgsrirf eudrnt 90 fHe watEr
works Michael hVlan. vas rHfIHHd and
all tlru the water turned Ca carly Co..
morrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
ThimhI. eer socirtu

The Thimble Bee society of The
FIRST VI. r. church will meet this az.
ternoOn with Mrs. A. r. Inch al her
home on Seventh street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
Marriage Lieenaea.

william q. Iorsy the. Pittsburgh Pa,
ana tdua Ruth NeauuT. Pittsburgh Pa
CHARLES T.. SwaEsr. NcIrtuu AuuAtarts
Anna klIum. W,Irtuu.
James l. KAY. GI,uzlaw. Pa and
Mildred r. .Batyksfsr. wildwood Pa
Earl y. Schumacher. Iittsburrh Pa
auc Ella Victor. Pittsburgh. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
Lineman Injured.

Frank Wallace. H,ll teIsphuu. line
man. fell from "a pole out IiugAs run.
Tuesday. and received painful although
not serious Injuries. "a. was taken 10
his home In south Wheeling