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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-03
Steel

NEW YORK. May s.-sales OF mer-
chant pig Iron this week were heavy. az
gregating approximately 250.GOO tons.
making the April total 55O.00O tons.
Southern furnaces secured orders for
tl35,0UO tons this week and $3.50. 900 tom
Tor the month. OF which about 10000
tons were an speculative account and the
iron Is still carried In storage yards In
Alabama. Prices advanced 2b cents o.
80 cents per ton. In the central West
basic sales were increased by $4,000 tons
and $4,000 tons were sold for export 10
the Mediterranean. In the territory east
OF the Allegheny mountains foundry
sales aggregated about 20. 900 tons
Railroad eqaipmen- buying was again
small. including 10000 tons OF rails
Builders now have Inquiries for 1000
cars outside OF the Pennsylvania pros
recuve orders and Including 1000 10 b.
built Mt railroad shops.
Export trade was more active. miscel l.
laneous orders. outside OF war material
amounted 20 10000 tons-mainly biiIets
and Inquiries are In the market for
$4,000 more billets for Great Britain and
France. Russia wants forgings for tor.
pcdo boat construction
Structural orders have been small
since the subway contracts. Z 600 ton =
noted a week ago. Fabricating shop or.
ders for the month were 90 per cent less
than In March.
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WOODLANDS

WOODLAND. w Va. May 2.-Nr.
George Hugs. OF Martins Fsrry .Sna
visiting his sister. Mrs. Jacob Darrah. of
Burch Ridge. sunday
Mrs. Coffield end daughter. OF Hurch
Ridge. spent sunday with j. n Coffield
OF Fish Creek Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Yoho spent sat.
urday shopping In Wheeling.
Mrs. Eva Allen. OF WOOdlawn. spent
Monday with Wheeling friends
Mrs. w. II. Ryan. OF Ryan's Ridge.
continues very 80.
Riley YohO. Of Grapeville is slowly
improving. after being CON fined to his
home several months with a broken
limb.
Mrs. Peter Yoho. Of Grapeville. Is suf-
fertng with an attack OF lagrippe
Mir. and Mrs. r. T. Has binsop passed
through our village Saturday enrouta 10
Visit friends on Taylor's ridge
James Wolfe and wife. OF MoundEviIIe.
spent sunday with Mrs. Woife'a parenta
Nj. cnd Mrs. John shepherd Of Tayiors
Ridge
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell. Of nurcb
Ridge are the proud parents Of a new
babv boy.
Selma HARRISON spent Monday In
Moundsvtlle. the gucts Of her uncle T.
y. Wayne and family.
Wesley BaumberFcr, % MoMccnen-
passed through Woodland to spend the
day.
ar and Mrs u. W. Boston spent SIM
day with Mrs. ~. n Miller. on the hill
Dr. >. II. foho. % McMochon. made a
professional call IN Oraysvilie Thursday
Norman sutcr and wife. OF GraysviIIs
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sunday 20 visit her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. A Pattison.
Rev. W. W. Dinsmors purchased . new
week
Mrs. Mart Ruth and Mrs. George Ruth
We're shopping IN Wheeling "Wednesday.
DR.. II. ~. Wilson. OF Martins Perry
and his father. Joseph Wilson. were IN
Dailas Thursday attending the funeral
OF william McCracken.
Mr. W. J. Barnhari and daughter. Miss
Ethel. were shopping in wheeling We'd
Several OF the far1ers are bothered
% the dogs running their sheep lately.
so many dogs and hounds running loose
over the country are a perfect nuisance
Mr.. Beabout. OF Elm Grove agent for
the Chevrolet Motor Co. was in DALLAS
Thursday, looking after business affairs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Archer and daughter
Miss Alta. we're guests Of Mrs. Meade
strlcklin Wednesday.
Mr. Richard Luke and daughters OF
sand Hill, were IN Dallas Thursday.
Miss Chloe Howard q the Ohio Val
ley General Hospital staff. e. spending
two weeks vacation with her parents.
hr. and Mrs. r. l.. Howard.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson OF West
Alex. IL the guest OF Mrs. 9. n. strick-
lin.
Mr.. Linn Little was q business visitor
In Waynerburg Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel kittle. OF Wolf
Run. were calling on Dallas friends
Thursday.
Mr.. +. G. Hunter is painting the rcst.
dence OF NJ. W. Ruth.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. May as-specuiatfve ten
oencies I'm stocks revived during the
wees put with less prudence and re-
straint towards the end Of that period.
war orders were again the main ineits-
ment. but 20 this influence was ADDED
the conclusive evidence OF the improved
Investment conditions and the benefits
thus promised by supplying capital
The most striking example was the
communication of New York Centrars
sale OF t1o0. 10000 OF debenturs bonds
the largest issue or corporate securities
ever PLACED In the United States. Quick
sale OF baltimore A. Ohio's sac. 900. 0OO OF
81 per cent notes proved the abundant
resources OF the money market.
Announcement OF Feverai long deferred
railroad reorganization plans was taken
as additional evidence OF the Increased
facilities OF capital Bond market revi-
Nal-the April turnover was the largest
Tor any month since December of 1905
II one Of the most Significant expires
sions OF financial confidence yet mani
Free offerings from abroad OF both
bonds and stocks were readily taken
here. Steel trade reports were hopeful
ana confident In the main. although act
ual expansion In demand Is admittedly
moderate. u. 3. Steers rapidly expand
Ing earnings In the successive months
or the first quarter were made grounds
for these hopes. The excellent whea Z
crop prospect was marred by deficient
moisture for the east.
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The severe storm that swept over the
country "Wednesday did little damage In
our vicinity but at Oreysviile the loss
caused by hail was considerable.
Mrs. Emma Wallace and family moved
from the Allison place 10 the Harsh
The working hours Of the men NJ the
compromising station we're changed Wed
neroay 20 o. m. TO T. m. instead OF
from noon 10 midnight
=, Mrs ollie Clutter spent Saturday with
Mrs. Flora Steele ''
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Richey were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Miiliken
saturday night
Born, 20 MIR and Mrs John Harsh
April the 2sth. n son. ''' s'''
Mrs Eta Alley. daughter Hazel and
James Miller moved to the old Alley
IamLly home-"The Brick during the
:, Mrs. Amanda Richey and Mrs earn
hne Chsdester spent Friday with Mrs.
=. Mary. the little daughter OF Mr. and
MS NJ. {. johnson Of the Station who
has been suffering with a sore arm
ter. e' - Ne'-
Mrs. o. T. Steele spent wednssd,v
with her mother Mrs. Emma WaIlace
Miss Cora Allison was calling on Miss
Todd OF Dodds Ridge Tuesday.
misses Sayer and Ola Steele OF Clan
dale Will spend the weeks end win
Miss Stee's parents at this pace.
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evening.
Thursday.
Mr.. Harry Davis had the misfortun.
ot being kicked by COW last week. and
rsse, We, painful Injuries. but they aid
Mrs- Mamie McCutcheon has returned
ION lrom q visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Mrs. Jessie Clutter Of Washington,
IA. II spending u few days with hsr
m,9ther' Mrs. George Jenkins at Ronsys
Mrs. Lynn Rogers ana Mrs. Aiv. Rich.
, .nona ana nttle son. Donald. were At the
nome OF Mrs. John Kirk. Tuesday
Mr.. Chas. Clark has Accepted a posf-
tion down-the- pike
Miss Mabel Moore. teacher AT Clan
DALE ash school. r. at her home on Middle
wheeling Creek. for the weekend
day. rh-
Albert, little son OF Mr. and Mrs. John
Johnson, Jr. has been quite in FOR some
II ing. '"s VIII
Rev. Lielwyn. Of the Stone church a,
Point U. p. church Friday night.
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Rev. y. p. Burtt was an out ~ town
visitor for few days.
Mr. VIII Drake returned 90 Wr. Cass
Hrawn MONDAY after spending sunday
Miss Marjorie Murdoch spen few
DAVIS with Mrs Eurtt ~ this place
pr , u Lyon a. able ~ be out after
a. iew DAYS illness last week.
spent saturday with his daughter. afr.
f r. Walker
Mr. and Mrs John Ku,hcart of s,eu-
Wi,SS rssd,ss ,SIi . ,iIsrs ana sunday
Miss Irfla RomuIrrH Visited rffa-
uves ana friends in Martins Ferry last
Mics Mildred Lawrence spent satat-
e. asy with Der sister. Mrs. Harry soh''a-
several ont of town peorie ATTENDED
the o.. MCMaHtsrs raie Saturday
80. ~ ,,s ara ~, Ne John Noes. and Mr.
srept sunday Win Mr. John 4 Moore
mf MHrfInn Terry hospital
Mr. Wesley steward ~ Pleasant Grove
war uusinees Visitor IN this place
so and Mrs Earnest Irwin and col,
q Adsna we're callers in this place sun
Mr pete stuart teacher u Morning
Mt Hdwsrs s,s,; ~ s.s ~ u.s., a' Si..s 'i'h
VI nn1 MrH Harry arheahis frsrf
Sunday afternoon WITH ne sister Nrr
Robert 1roufen. ~ Torkvllie
~ s.snt Few days ~ ths hone 81
Mr louis enHuuTora
.. Mis 49,. Me "a, s1a,t q Golsrein sIsnt q
NJ and Mrs Wary Sterling and
children ~ Oak Grove were callers m
his rlaro Monday evening
AR John kHnki snd son. Harry. Of
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FLUSHING, OHIO

VI sHfNG. o. NAV aAWm. AFTER
and dauFhter Mrs. cole. Of ulilonvatr
last week
Ernest giffsn 81 Harnorviue was hero
fen WI" WI
NJ and Mrs Smith Bethel and grand.
sons, Raymond and Ellsworth refheI
visited sunday with their daughter. Mrs.
Liner Maker 90 so rlaffHvifIe
hiFs irene McFHddru OF Glendale "
Mlss Nelna uarrlrkfow
"a cole Mrs Albert cole ana oris
Munts and family visited sunday win
friends ln UarriHvflle
Mlsa Evaline finney ~ Holloway IL
me guest n her SISTER. Miss Mary FIn-
neg
lr W. II Sims and wife. p. A Kriu,
and con Ralph. and Frank Morton or
Maruns Eerry spent Thursday al the
home ~ Niles Nora Eriu
NE John FISHER and son ~ Pair
point are visltinF her mother Mrs XIII
Mfs sareh nozsu ~ Martins Ferry
NJ ana MrH fllff Wheeler moved
10 EdEwood. Wheeling. on SATURDAY
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DALLAS

DALLAS. w. Va. MAY As Mr.
! Earie wilson was returning from his
uncles funeral Thursday, his horse be-
came unruly and proceeded to Kick the
buggy 70 pieces. The buggy, which was
pretty badly broken was removed 10 w
-. oldham-s blacksmith shop. where & IS
Mrs Will Grimes and little OrviIIe. OF
MaJorsville. visited Mrs. Bridge Little
Albert, the little son OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
John johnson. hes been under the doc.
tors care; suffering with adenoids
a., MI MI Ryan spent Thursday even
l3allae was visited by a heavy wind
and rain storm Wednesday afternoon.
quite LOT Of hail fell in this vicinity
Messrs. Clarence ard VIII Mccullough
| were In Waynesburg wednesday at
,endins the funeral OF their sister. Mrs
Mr.. John Gosney l. doing quite a lot
or cement work for Dr. y. W Woodruff
DAYS with his brother. James Black. Of
Mr. and Mrs. W NJ Rhoaac- returned
their daughter. Mrs. wiiliam Rnrton ' ~
Mellsburg.
sir. and Mrs. Hiram Crawford were in
'onndsville Friday. attending we'd
Evangelist Martin will hold a series ~
meetings IN the Iiallas school house
from May 10th to May 18th.
MI y. J.. Kimmins r. very busy re-
pairing his property BY building new
porches, grading his yard and several
4 other new additions
Mrs Russell sampson and Mrs John
Milliken. OF Maiorsville were visiting
with Mrs. William Miller Thursday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs John Harsh.
on Monday. = bouncing baby boy.
Misses Elizabeth Mseks and Ethel
Bucbenan. % the EdginEton Lane hisn
school. spent last Sabbath with Mrs.
Ida Strickiin.
Mr.. a. J. Mc0iumphy h. confined 20
his home this week b. illness.
Mrs. Cad Rhoadss. Of Cool Breeze r.
tho guest 81 her daughter. Mrs. Mar
shall
Messrs. Max Uilom end Will Thomp-
son. we're engaged Thursday In hauling
the tile from Elm Grove for Mr. tlioui'a
new residence. which he IL building
Mrs. Mason McGiumphy and daughter
Dolores. 81 Imperial. Pa. will arrive
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STEUBENVILLB

sTEUBENVILLE. o.. MAY AT the
last meeting OF the ways and means
committee OF the Chamber OF Commerce
that organization placed its O. X. on q
pan 10 wipe out Improbable advertis
ing among Steubenville merchants aud
business men. An agreement. the terms
OF which declare that trading stamps
trade discount tickets. savings checks
ana program advertising, as a feneral
proposition. are Improbable methods OF
advertising, and providing the preation
or committee. the personnel Of which
viii be disclosed only TO the secretary
OF the Chamber OF Commerce BY the
officer that appoints "a. was adopted
This COMMITTEES will give an option on
all advertising propositions not specl fic-
ally prohibited by the agreement about
which the merchants are In doubt
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WEST ALEXANDER

WEST ALEXANDER. Pa. II. +. d.
No. ?, May Miss Ethel and Mr.. Lee
Jewell. n warwood. spent sunday OF
,nis week with their grandmother Mrs.
Mrs j 4; Riehey spent Tuesday with
ME- Will MeC9nneli
spending several weeks In Washington.
Mr.. "Jim" Creighton. OF Elm Grow.
recently visited his nephew. J. y.
M. and Mrs. George Johnson and
spent Sunday OF last week with the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Mrs. sam oldham spent Friday with
Mrs. Frank Abercromble
Mr.. J A. Richey and son. Bert. were
N msshingtoni Pa. recently to yisit the
Rata Richey. who are taking training
for nurses at the hospital there
Mr; s. oidhsm left TsursdHy Tor
friends at Cambridge and BeilaIre. o..
before returning home.
house each sunday at D. m.
II l. Terrell Vas n business visitor
Mr.. Fred Hopkins. OF near West Alex
ander, spent Sunday OF last week with
number from this vicinity will at
hall on Friday and Saturday night. May
Mrs. Homer Barnett has been III of
BRONCHITIS. but Is somewhat improved
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Thompson attended
the commencement exercises at Clays-
Vile. IA. Thursday night: their son
I.ony was member Of the graduating
class OF the high school
Little Misses Ida Terrell and Mario
Creighton.
Mrs. Reuben Disler IL on the sick list
Mrs. =. Jenkins was an Elm Grove
visitor Friday.
Missionary meeting was held at the
Roney's Point u. 4. church Thursday
afternoon.
Henry Bailey has returned from a
visit with his mother at Philadelphia.
Mr.. I. y. McGiumphy. Of Elm Grove.
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scotch Ridge, spent Tuesday with his
son. William. OF near this place
Misses Ella Withrow ana Iigzie Dv,
were wheeling shoppers Monday
Whecling Monday
Miss Jessie Kithcart b. atu conan,d
70 her home by illness.
HELEN Hooper does not improve very
fast after serious illness
Mrs seorFe DeEarmo and two dsuFb.
t.Ie. Mllurel ana Dorothy. and Ma
Harry Schcrhir rrrnf Tursf1v 4fflrti.,.
~ the home % Mfa Albert burke
Misses Margaret and Mary Tfurru.
Albert Burke Tuesday Afternoon.
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u. w Mcdill 10 Nicholas Iatussakie.
lot Warren township. $3.50; VIM Jack
son TO VIM. Cusick. lot. Warren town
ship. $3.50: VIM. Jackson 70 George
Briggs. lot, Warren township. $500: Ia
Hclleview Land o. 70 J. G. I.ashley. lot.
city. f522; Martin DclcoEke TO George
Co. 20 George Cartridge. lot city. $3.50:
John Eickerstaff to Fila Bickerstaff lot,
city. 81 Ross Culp 70 Alfred ubbon. 2
lots. Toronto. 81: Jessie Pfichard 10
Henry Mildrcr. lot. city. 81. George Yur-
tevic 90 Mikola Pavlovic. . lots. city.
$4,000
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WHEELING & LAKE ERIE
BY GEORGE McMANUS

Announces change Of schedule.
effective Sunday, May I'd. Train
No. ), for Toledo. Canton and
Cleveland, will leave Wheeling at
7:30 a. m. Train No. II. for
Adena, St. Clairsville and Nef, at
9:l5 a. m. Train No. Is, Jewett
accommodation, az $50 o. m
Train No. IS, Canton-CIeveland
filler. at sos p. m, Eastern Stand
ard Time.
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An infant child at the Montgomery
ZONE On Wharten's Run was very Sc
otner members Of the family heard the
Sniid crying but supposed Il 20 be suf-
and did not Investigate In the rnornins.
tney Found that the rodents had bitten
almost through the babys hand In sew
Ing entirely off OF 81
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The house vacated hy them VIII be oe.
copied hy Mr.. and Mrs 81. ~ Mcconnell
NJ and Mrs smith Hethel spent Fri.
day in st. Clalrsville
Jacob Meistsr wac IN Wheeling over
James carroll and son left FRIDAY Tor
a visit % their former home On ErFiana
Misses Mary and Evaiine Finney wet~
FhoppinE in Wheeling. Tuesday.
@. u. Hrandeuburr o. Madison. wis
Dr. visiting relatives here.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. A T johnson
April ~. twin sons
Bern-ro Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huff
daughter.
The. DEAN 81 Mrs Jaus f.oornan &C.
CURED n her home IN Black oak sun
Gay Arril Is. Funeral nerviraa vera
held 90 the home on Tuesday. CONDUCTED
~ Rev. ". q. Todd Intsrnsnt In Union
cemetery
~. John Hicksnbotton ard Miss Eva
EetheL douEhtsr 81 M and Mra Clinton
Nethel. we're married 81 81 ClairaViiie.
NF rev. r. r.. Horn. on Wednesday April
~ Mr. and Mrs rfickenhottoun win nake
their home IN Flushing.
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vent 10 Wheeling Saturday. making the
trip In their touring car.
Rev. Dougherty. OF Martins Ferry. o.
preached two very interesting sermons
SUNDAY At the Woodland hill church
Mrs. A. J. Petgold. who has been con-
fined TO her home some time with III
ness. II improving.
Mrs. Cyrus Noho. OF welcome Il
spending a few days with her mother
Mrs. W. II. Ryan. ON Ryan's Ridge.
shesley Miller. OF Woodland hill has
purchased him a new Ford automobile.
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We wish again 20 call attention to the
Blble talks being given at the church hv
rev Dunbar In connection with the res
ulAr "wednesday evening PRAYER mSetins
X better Attendance by the members 81
tne class IL dsired-Remember your pa -
these talks 80
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The Third We rassessor reports that
after spending some years listing in that
ward he had had 60 wait In but one home
while the head Of the house finished in
the closet a paryer OF Specification al
the throne OF grace. The man was an
Ulster Scot and whor though he render
ed TO Caesar the things that are Cae-
sar's. Prayers MAJ have been missed
elsewhere. but poradventure there IL but
one righteous man In the Third ward
will a. be lost or saved.
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Harold u. Maxwell W. william Max
Wen e al, finding by jury that paper
writing IL the last Will and testament
Of sarah 4. Winters.
Frank Ronsevich has begun auii
against the Jefferson Coal co. for IS O0o
damages Tor injury In a cavein that kill
ed mule. Negligence ~ alleged. Gard
ncr. attorney.
Gilcorc Wilson was fined 5000 and
costs and Horace Wilson 825 ana costs
BY Judge Smith. for their brutal assault
on Harry Pittengcr. foot 6 white hope
school teacher.
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Mrs. John a Moore. Of this place. I'M
derwent on operation 90 the Martins
Ferry HOSPITAL and ~ getting alnuE O. 3
we'll a. could BE- expected Her tlany
friends wish her speedy recovery.
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snday school and choir viii render Ar
e-beelAly prepared program and th-
pastor Rev. Dunbar expects 10 be preser
and give an address from the subject
.HeileStiens Caused By Mothers BAY
All VIII be very welcome
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MT. PLEASANT, 0.

at. PLEASANT. o, MAY Mrs
Lee Barkhurst. 81 this place. underwent
an operation az the Ohio valley General
d Hospital Monday morning, and O. got
ting along A. well a. could be expect ted
Tier many friends wish her speedy re-
CoVcry.
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MAJORSQILLE

MAJoRsvILLE. W. Va. May Mar
HATTIE Hic sRss1ns sn " va Nay e. Miss
tace The above young man IL we'll
c Snown employe at the City and sub Gas
and his many friends at this place ex-
tend best wishes for the future 10 his
pride and himself: and the boys also
Mish Nlliard TO know that the Majors
vile band Cd are practlcing several
pieces OF me Instrumental music 10 be
gwen. with horse fidules. horns, bells.
etc. on the evening OF his return.
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Earl Veirs Crosksy. N years. and
Slara srnistina Iiaumgarat. 81 years. Of
Steubenville.
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Why DID Biinks fail IN NJ. photo
businesaf@ 0''
Asked HE customers the Hrut
Thing whether they wanted photo
graphs or nkenesses "-Phiiadalphia
Ledger.
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supper.
~AA- -

The Young LADIES' Bible Class OF the
salem NJ r. church came out second best
" the contest between that class and the
sequence must provide the viands at the
banquet 70 be given Saturday evening
May the FIRST at the hall. We believa tbe
young ladies' exrect TO serve refresh-
ments 70 all other persons who wish to
buy. ~
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u,,v.N.l o2gNDsyILLE LINn

WHEELING AND NoUNDevILn
Leave
10th Street T..w.
,nWheehna houpdsviile
s.e0 y. m.
On lines having regular express nar-
vice, shipments weighing In srcsas 81
hfty pounds or large bulk will not Be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daiiy Except SUNDAY
NO shlpments. except emergency ahfp-
menta % medicines, will be carrfsf a.
passenger cars between 200 and sis
p. m
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On Saturday evening, April "a. At the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrr. Ross Turk occur
red the marriage OF their daughter Lena
ana MT. Ensil Whipkey. Miss Turk was
one OF Marshalls most successful teach
ers and Mr.. Whipkey IL a well known
and Mrs Turk entertained a humber ~
their friends at dinner sunday in honor
OF Mr.. Whipkey and bride.
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WHEELING TRAor1or ooz~pA-
Tsssss nr: ca r.. sosT,1ID cs

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLHHURo
wheeling tZ.tl.nu,.,
Leave
13nd Street I>.w
Wheeling W@ii.S.s-
1880 O. m Gs0t
$50 .. m. fatoo 80.
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hotherr Day.
The class at the Salem NJ E. Church
VIII observe Mothers day May g. The
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Executor Appointed
Robert NermilliOn was appointed ex-
ecutor OF Carl Tietz.
Evening star., 1915-02-21

4 IL
- side of their box-she was the nearest
in their party-and ran between old One
Eye and the screeching kids. Man! 1t was
a crazy thing for girl to do, and nervy
too when you come to think of it. She had
nothing but her little bare hands to fight
him with, either
Bruce left his horse while going at a run,
over that ten-foot fence he went, lit on his
hands and knees, and was up like a rubber
ball. Three leaps, and he was between the
girl and the bull, and | saw his "A in his
hand.
"'There goes thousand dollars of real
money! thought to myself; for l knew
he'd kill that buffalo then and there, and so
he did. When he shot the bull was SO close
that the blaze from the gun burnt his
shaggy face-but it was all over.
"All except Bruce Stanford standing there
with a girls head against his shoulder; and
then l saw her sneak an arm around his
neck, and l knew that the thaw had
started"
Harves voice died away in the quiet of
the night. From afar came the yelping bark
of the little lone wolf on his nightly round,
and the crescent moon, a silver canoe, rode
low on the western horizon.