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The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-31
HAVE SUNK 5o8 SHIPS.

German and Austro- Hungarian submarines to date have sunk 50S ships. according to a news dis patch from Berlin. The total tonnage of the vessels sunk is given as 917,S19.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
The Confessions OF a Wife
In Some Ways Dick Is Like His Mother

Probably he tore up the tele-
gram Immediately and forgot that
| mentioned the time Of the funeral
services.
"Oh, Kitty. Kitty, wonder If
your are cognizant of the little llv-
Ing drama that is going on about
the coffin in which your still form
is laid?
I'VE are all going our several
ways, my dear, taking up our liv-
ing problems and honestly. my
friend, we are getting used tc the
world without you as quickly as
we can.
You, dear Kitty, dill not stop 10
think much about ii all when you
were with us and | know that you
would not resent IL now that you
are out of IL all
The one thing that you would
want me TO do-the one thing YOU
asked me to do, dear-take your
baby as my own, am going To try
10 do, but you will not hold Il
against me. will You. If | am not
able to do II, for I know that both
your husband and mine will siren.
uously object"
This morning ! saw Miss Heath.
colt bathing and dressing the baby.
She does not look at all like
nurse even In her uniform. She
has the most appealing blue eyes
in tho world and her complexion is
like child's She strikes you as
a tender yielding little thing who
would hold some common man a
very God In her heart.
While ] was there Herbert came
in and his eyes lighted at the pic
ture
And Kitty Is dead.
ITO be continued)
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

Miss Sibyl Julia Bennett, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bennett, No.
go Warren-ave. west, to James
Scripps Whitcomb, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Is. Whitcomb.
o
Miss Eleanore Rohnert will enter.
tain guests AZ dinner Saturday even.
ing, the voting people later going
TO The Sigma Gamma dance in the
Hotel Pontchartrain.
Mrs. Alonzo Is Porter. OF the Ho-
fol Addison. accompanied by Mrs. T..
ID. Collins, of Grand Rapids, IL spend
ms month IN New York. Boston
and Washington.
@
The Sunday afternoon entertain
ments fol business women, under
the auspices Of the Twentieth Cen
fury club will begin Sunday. Nov.
IA. in the Century building. Attrac-
tive programs Of illustrated talks,
vocal and instrumental music ana
literary features have been arrang-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

Mrs. Marshall II. Godfrey ha> TAX,
en- an apartment on the Hotel Stew
enson for the winter.
- .
Mrs. II. G. Kuhn VIII give recep.
ton Saturday, Oct. q. in her home,
No. & Edison.aye.
o -
Mrs. John $. Ducey and little son.
lett Thursday. for Philadelphia. 10
visit Mrs. Ducey's mother, Mrs John
l.. Barroll
%
The annual bah of the Detroit
Yacht club will be held Thursday
evening, Dec. ., in the Hotel Stat.
Ter.
Mrs Sidney Stone. No. $50 Med
bury.asa.. entertained at bridge,
" ednesday afternoon for FER guest,
Miss Josephine Cone, of Marquette.
- / o
In B-ewste. Congregational
church. Wednesday evening. Nov. 10,
VIII be celebrated the marriage OF
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

Have Just received a wonderful
basket of sweet peas on which IL
card From Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Waverly with sincerest sym
pathy.'
When Dick does these conven
tional things he always reminds me
OF his mother. ! knew in my heart
that no matter how angry he was
he would send flowers to which nc
would attach my name as well as
his own and know that he will be
here for the funeral. He would not
think for a moment of leaving me
to follow Kitty to her last resting
place alone. II would show to the
world that he did not approve oil
his wife's actions or of her friends.
Dick Is great respecter OF the
eleventh commandment.
am not quite able to attain that
point of view myself where | can
see no harm In letting Dicks men
chums and many Of my women
friends know that he neglects me
by staying away from me night aft
err night and being very careful
what strangers and acquaintances
shall know. Everyone OF our
friends are beginning 10 know that
Dick neglects me- Sometimes /
think. little book, that If we were
half as much afraid of the verdict
OF our friends as We are OF the
speech Of other people whom we
care nothing about in our actions
II would be better in the long run.
Here is wire from Dick asking
when Is funeral?
Dick"
Have sent In reply:
Told you in first Telegram to-
morrow at 4 o'clock Margle."
He will almost "froth at the
mouth" when he gets this for he
will see that ] know that he was
80 angry over my disposal of Aunt
Mary's money that he did not think
very much about the death OF
Kitty.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

eu. Informal teas will follow the
programs. The affairs are free To
all young women.
| o.
Sigma Phi Delta sorority will give
a dinner-dance Halloween, In the
DETROIT Athletic club. The sorority
will meet Monday evening. Oct. 25
in the home of Miss Marie Spain, No
"a Euclid-ave. east.
| o
Mrs. Frank J. rowar will give q
reception monday afternoon. Nov. l.
In her home. No. "a Ferry-ave. east
TO formally present to society her
daughter. Miss Marian Towar.
@
Detroit branch OF the Association
OF Collegiate Alumnae will give an
Informal reception and tea Saturday
afternoon, In the Federation club
house. entertaining young women
eligible to membership In the asso-
citation.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Ohm Johnson, and
Miss Alice Johnson, who have been
visiting Mrs. Elmore Staples (for-
merly Miss Olin Johnson), in Wy
cliffe. British Columbia. will visit the
Panama Pacific exposition and travel
on the Pacific coast and In the west
ern states, before returning to De-
troit
o
The first meeting or the season of
the Detroit Women Principals
club. was held Wednesday after
noon, at 4:30 o'clock, in the Century
building. The members OF the club
were seated Informally at prettily
decorated tea tables for the serving
OF afternoon tea. Edgar A. Guest,
Detroit's poet-humorist. the guest Of
the afternoon. delighted chose pres
ent with original stories and poems
OF childhood
o
Central w. c. T. u. acted as host
to the ten city unions included the
Detroit w. G. I. L. Federation, at
an informal reception. musicale and
linen shower. Friday afternoon, In
the Frances Willard home.
Aerie Nc. 81, fTaternal Order of
Eagles. will give halloween barn
dance Saturday evening, Oct. 80, IN
the hall at Brooklyn-ave. and Bagg-
ST..
%
A rummage sale will be held In
the East Side SETTLEMENT. Thursday.
Nov. 4, for the benefit of the settle.
ment. The committee in charge will
gratefully acknowledge donations 10
the sale and will send for parcels II
the donars will communicate with
the settlement house.
An effective arrangement of pink
chrysanthemums provided a charm.
ing background for the marriage
Thursday evening. I'm the fam
lily nome. No. AS Jefferson.
ave. of Miss Marie Moran,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick T. Moran to Julius Chris
tian Peter. The ceremony. witness.
ed by only the immediate familie.
was performed by the Rev. William
Doran, s j.. president OF the Uni.
vcrsity Of Detroit and pastor OF
Peter and Paul Jesuit church Miss
Frances Wight, OF New York, and
little Miss Viola Hammond, niece Of
the bride. were the attendants. VIII
liam Peter. of Chicago. attended his
brother as best man, and Herbert
Barbour and Philip North Wright
seated the guests. An informal re-
ception followed.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

What does King George expect to
accomplish by threat 10 abdicate?
The government would 20 on pretty
much the same without him.-Phila.
delphia Ledger.
The Fushun coal fields of Manchu-
ria. operated by Japanese, are be-
lieved to be the richest in the
world. containing more than S00.-
10000 tons OF bituminous fuel.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

Fashion has decreed that chins
and ears were not to be fashionable
this winter
And so smart women are con
forming to the edict by pulling their
hats down and their collars up.
Simple, isn't it-and so smart.
In ihe accompanying illustration
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

the artist has shown the newest
style-the narrow brimmed high
hat and the ear high fur collar.
The artist. carried away by his
own imagination, has also sketched
few other effects" which he
thinks may result from the new
STYLE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04


wemutp
o snko vim together.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04
or, I JB o
SA Y b. Hen
Local Merchants Sell AS Good Quality Merchandise As t
BE Bought in .argest Cities And AT Lower
Prices With Guaranteed Satisfaction.
WILL DISCUSS PUBLIcIT IGN All CLUB MEETING
Organized Effort By ALL Won en- Clubs Of lBeMade
to Educate People Residing in larksbllrg
Trade Territory to Buy Here

y
The abuy in Clarksburg is attracting
attention, and from
club Clarksburg brilliant and
Hot Of cannot be found in have given their
endorsement to- this fact they have done
than their endorsement They have promised
example to each others
instead sending their
Money made should be
During the last prominent
been interviewed
have their hearty endorsement discussing
of the Mrs George ngr president
Star said yesterday 81 shall this
the next meeting Of the Eastern that
Der with
1t in every possible. - ss SaEEN
The following
club women will be interesting: sssSaz
B r. Robinson secretary Of the Civic Club,
Vocal club and wife of Clarksburg leading
merchants: 81 regard the movement
business Regeneration. think that it will
encourage keep merchants abreast with
week large Ohio grocery
door and to sell bill Of goods
pay hire the local he
his firm had no interest
agent left my door without order
will be only too glad t 70 help
advocate the policy And
Mrs AL Roberts another said
Glarksburg club stand
then along the line endorse ie
than else person who dislenses
thefamy various avenues
or poor she weekly the pro-
rato share TO the butcher
factor ii clarsburs
movement 1T tits impressed the every
saa shoa
chants wonderful good will come to
always ake ny living l's as
h consider il duty to paronze the local
eel tel that ths sampaign being
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04
! BUSINESS MEN
ALL BOO INC

lasbrg Business Men Are Exceedingly Grafed at Results
of Move Begun by clarksbrg Telegram and Pledge Con-
tnued co-operaton during the Holiday Season
MERCHANTS WONDER WHY II WAS NOT BEGUN BEFORE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
AT THE VICTORIA

The Victoria Famous Players made
, ,heir bow 70 Wheeling theatre-goere
yesterday TO two capacity audiences ard
wei did they win their way into popular
favor. II more could be asked OF a
company % players without a doubt IN.
famous players could deliver the good =
snd 20 the credit Of Manager Skaters
careful selection must 40 70 the honor
Tor having rounded up such a group or
excellent talent. The scenery by NJ "a
rance. who stars Ia TIL. Girl in T,e
AK as a friend II beautiful aud M.
Isct That Louis Pinskl Is director OF
me company makes him popular In the
roe or John Stewart. the father
rom tho minor roles TO the Leading
parts every player must be given credit
Tor doing his or her best ana no on. ,fe-
serves more praise than tn. other Miss
bariell Goodwin. the ingenue a. Mart
.tten II pretty and clever actress Miss
helen Jackson AS Clara Stewart in a
9lHerent character role - excellent
Joseph Demier. the leading man as
bcrtie stewart. could not be better and
Adele Lewis az Mary Peters. wife ~
IcrcN. the comedian and as Irma l. a
SCREAM William Mallet'a keeps the
audience In excellent hunor throughout
me me p,sy with his farcical antics. VII
nam Florence as Fred Smith. perfume
manufacturer. - real philanthropist
Too much cannot be said Of the finc
work Or Miss Mary Aoudon the hAna-
som" leading lady as Augnou Iorn
Mason. a. the police officer. can give
some pointers 20 the local coppers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06

munion services here. Sunday.
Mr. Harry Riggle. OF Elm Grove. spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs David Rlggle. OF Mt.
Union.
Many young folks from Dallas attend
ed the Easter services here SUNDAY
evening.
Mrs. oliver Geislcr ana daughter.
Helen, Of Oklahoma. were calling on
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice l.. Dague sunday.
Young folks from here attended
church at Mt. Union Saturday evening.
Messrs. w. r. and J. l.. Kent Mere
business callers I'm Wheeling and Elm
Di Ers. N MaS AEEd.on and little daughter.
Eleanor. Of Erie. Pa. are the guests OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. William Cole
Mrs. samuel Turner - under the care
Of Dr Woodruff, OF Dallas.
Miss Sylvia Dou gherty was calling on
Miss Orthella Brown, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis are staying
with Miss Emily Davis for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dougherty were
the guests 81 their aunt. Mrs. Samuel
Turner. Sunday.
Miss Virginia CALDWELL Is spending
several weeks with her aunt. Mrs Frank
Blake. Of Wheeling Island
Mr.. ". X. Kent was calling on his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Kent. Sun
day
Mr and Mrs Andrew McGlumphrey
aud family OF Dallas. attended church
here sunday afternoon.
Miss Lena Bruce g. the guest % re-
lauves In Wheeling this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06

Mr. aud Airs. @. r. smith who have
been visiting n. Brown and family Of
Ioinlinson avenue left yesterday for
their home at Chicago.
Mrs Henry HemriclS Of this city -
spending several days visiting re latives.
Mrs Joseph MONTGOMERY Of New Phil
adelphia, o.. will arrive here some time
this week 20 visit her mother. Mrs.
Wyie Roberts Of Fifth street.
Mr.. Edwin Murphy Of Swissvilie. Pa.
Is spending several days In the city WIS.,
iting relatives.
Miss Ruth Reed has returned 20 her
home In this city from a brief visit to
friends at Cameron.
81. clyde Hemphiil. who - employed at
Canton, O. viii return TO that city to-
Gay after "a visit To his parents on
south jefferson avenue. Miss Lesta
Wilson who has been visiting friends
and relatives here has returned TO her
home at Glen Easton.
Mr.. RAY Garvin who Is employed AZ
Clnrksburg will leave for that city this
morning after visit to his parents on
Second street.
Henry Willis OF this city left ycster-
day for Missouri. where he Will spend
some time visiting his uncle.
Miss &-i.ee smith rho has been visit
ing Mrs. :. J. Sigafoose here will leave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
HcrNrrRE q HEATH.

Mcintyre ana Heath. whose fame as
.runeators OF quaint negro characters
l. predominant. will be the attraction a.
the Court Theatre saturday Apr 10.
matinee and night In an elaborate r.Ni-
Val OF George V. Hobart and Jean
SchWartH musical comedy The Ham
Tree. under the management OF John
orr: The Ham Tree is n play OF
AUS inter- and song and dance. and IA it,
revised and up-to-date form Will dis
close much that l. new and novel
5anes nc intyre a the dolefui AieNan-
der Hambletonfan who leaves Ms foh
a. an attendant In a livery stable II.
anne a. footiight favorite. and Tom
Heath a. the hopeful Minstrel Henry
Jones. who has visions OF hams CROWNS
on trees. rivers ~ beer. swampS 81
ScheitEer and flocks % sausaEes flving
hrough the air. form pair OF comedy
Characters most humorous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
Sand Hill Briefs.

Mrs. Albert Winters and daughters.
we're the guests Of her mother. Mrs. Z.
W. Marsh. Sunday.
Mr.. James Cole. Of Moundsville, pass
ed through here. Sunday.
Mr.. Isaac Davis has returned home
after "A pleasant visit with his daughter
Mrs. Charles Neuhardt. Of Wheeling ISL
and, for several days.
Mr.. WILDER Berry. Of Limestone, PASS
"a through here enroute for Wheeling
Mr.. William Bruce. who has been m
again II some what improved
Miss Lulu Winters has been confined
10 her home with severe case u Ia
grippe. IS now able to be out
Miss Katherine and Mr.. Clyde Earle
wine were the guests OF Miss Eliza beth
Kent Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Davis. have left
Tor pittsburgh. Pa. where they will
spend several weeks with their son
Russel, Of that place.
Roads are in veryl good condition IN
this community FOR this time Of the
year and autos are seen whizziug
through sand Hill every day.
Misses Elizabeth Kent and Katherine
ana Mr.. clyde Earlewiue were calling ON
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Wilson. sunday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs charles Geisier and chill
drcn, Elva ana Clarence were the guest 4
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gels
Ter Sunday.
Miss Beulah Davis has been conrne,
70 her home with a slight case OF tom
siltis. but T. now able TO be out
Miss olive Weyt and Ntr. Dan Whit
ers' or Elm Grove. attended the com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
SAND HILL

SAND HILL. W Va. April 9TH.
following Easter Program was rendered
by the children OF the sand Hill NJ r.
SUNDAY school sunday evening at y
m. April 4
Song-He Arose
tray er bN our Pastor
Soug-Lift Your CLAD Voices
hecitation- Christ IL Riseu........
N s-s-s flrthella brown
Welcome 10 Spring.
g.. .... ........ Gail Francis
Nercise- Easter Messages Five Bo,,s
hecitatton-E Easter Lilies -
Recitatiou-My sons. ... Zelda Winter
SonE-tross OF Jesus
hecitation-Thc Easter MessRge..
80. ...... 800. Earl Francis
hecitation-Shout the Victory .......
Z. -. $500. Carrie Rigglf
Song-At the Battle Front
kecitatiou-Easter Birth Gau Rgggt.
hecitaiion-The Bright Faster Dawn.
So. a. a., d.. -. ;--,,.....-. Lloyd Kent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
THE THEATRE
HELP WANTED.

business women and those femsnlna
N-bifants Tor the places In the world %
commerce ~ no imaxin. or hope that an.
- lnisnence J. or can b. slmiuat esl
In the officc. store. shop or factory.
Nh-fe women are employed will md
-ync thlnE 70 think about In Jack T.ait'S
heli. " anted which Gomez - Wheel
ne. Ahuf sdAN and Friday and Friday
efinance- at the Court Theatre More
man quarter Of a million people in
hleAso ana New York witnessed this
sttNlhs drama OF everyday business
ne. ana II was unanimously acclaimed
~ the most Neracious. the most anus
- anu thc most significant % an the
dramas that have zen w~ftf., 49,,
the romance and the realism 81 ArnsrI-
can business life. The question 10 an
an and the answer H. FULLY ~tlnplt.d h.,
Help Wanted Business Noff.-n =. -,
Know say that Il h. absolutely true
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
Low ROUND TRIP FARES TO
CALIFORNIA; ESPOSITIONS
AND THE PACIFIC COAST

Low round trip fares are now in effect
via the Scenic Highway Of the Northern
Pacific Ry. 20 CALIFORNIA; E1positions
via the North Pacific Coast These tick
ets permit liberal stop-overs and enable
the tourist 90 include both Expeditions
a. well a. a stop-over al Yellowstone Ma
tional Park via Gardner Gateway.
II you will advise when you will plan
your western trip, ! viii be pleased 10
quote rates, send a copy Of our hand
some EXpostions folder A. well as Vel
lowstone National Park and travel litera-
ture. and assist you IN any way possibls
IN planning your 1915 VACATION trip.
r. b. Erison. - g.. g.. COS Park BLDG
Pitts burEh. "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
NJ MECHEN
Mrs. Smith Funeral

Funeral services for the late Mrs
John Smith. who succumbed at her
nome on Fourteenth and Garfield
streets Saturday night. death result.
ing from complication OF diseases.
viii be held at the st. James Catholic
church here this morning at 9 o'clock.
with the Rev. Father O'Kane officiat.
ing. Following the services interment
VIII be made in the Mount Calvary
Cemetery. Mrs. Smith was 60 years
OF age. and f. survived by her hus-
band and four children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
Rheumatism in Joints
Pain Disappears and Swelling vanish.s
in Few Days.

That Is what happens II YOU Use
Rhcuma the wonderful remedy tbs,
John Coleman Co. wheeling. W. Va
and all druggists sell on the money
back 20 not cured" plan. There is a vast
amount Of rheumatism in this vicinity.
and ~ you know any sufferer. call his
attention to this generous offer.
Rheuma Is a quick-acting prescriptio,
You will know your rheumatism Is Iesv-
ing "a hours after you take the fir-t
dose. IL dissolyes the uric acid and
drives IL from It's lodging place.
Mrs. Alice \ Brown Ithaca y y
writes. For seven years 1 suffered
greatly with rheumatism in my hip: ~
nlEht was scarcely able TO sleep. one
bottle Of Rhcuma cured me"
Ihat sounds miraculous but Rheuna
does miraculous things. Fifty cents a
bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06

visit her mother sue VIII
Miss Edith Lockwood OF Vfr-i,,,
SIttt viii leave this morning for Puts
- On where she viii make her home.
sne VIII be accompanied to Pittsburgh
ny, her aunt Miss Edna Games
MISS Lucy Gorrell who has b,er ser-
IouHig ~ at her home on Grant avenue
evening N''' i"St
Walter Mason OF Clinton avenue is
received when he removed M rsdf, ~, -
.ap on MS fathers machine SUNDAY ar
-. G. Hun has returned to his duti.s
AZ Fairmont after "A Visit Win bt. 49,
ily on Tomlinson avenue. '''
Miss Eleanor Alexander who has be,y
SlslunE her parents here will resume
her studies ut Washington. Pa. semi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
WANT RIaBr TO SELL LIouoz
IN BULK IN W. va 8HTuEED

FAIRMONT. W. Va. April 5-Citi-
Zens OF fnrmOnt and MorEantown to-
day sent resolutions to Judge ]. @ Van
Swearlngen, presiding In license court
In Fnvctte county. Pa. asking that
should licenses be granted TO Point Mar
lon. Pa. SALOONS thRt the right 90 sell
hquOr In bulk TO West Nirginians b.
refused. Point Marion IL near the line
between the states. The Fairmont reso-
luton carried 5000 names.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06

wen attended meeting Of the Rlaz-
ing arrow Tribe, No. 10. Improved or
ucf or ited Men. WAS held last evening
~ the BARLOW building and applications
OF several new mem bcrs were acted on
me All-Collegians and Benwood
hiShs Will play game Of ball this week
on the Silppner grounds. The date to
BE- announced to-day.
AIRS. Charles Bowers is seriously III
AZ her nome on Eighth street.
Mrs. Joseph Bushman. Of Grafton Is
visiting relatives and friends here for
n few days.
Mr. Thomas kearns. who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
North Wheeling hospital about ten davs
ago. is reported 20 be seriously ill
The Evening Star lodge. No Is
knights OF Pythias. held a business
meeting and social session last evening
az their headquarters In the BARLOW
building
She-What Is the most popular dance
az Princeton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06

street. is moving his family TO South
marshall street. near the car barn.
Miss Hilda McFaden has returned
10 her home here from visit TO Miss
Margaret Maurot at MoundsviIIe
Mrs. Paul Darlington of Grafton. ar
rived here yesterday for a visit to
relatives on Sixth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
ManY Attend R.uIual.

Large crowds still continue 90 "a.
trnd the special revival services bcirr
heid a. the old school building under
me auspices 81 the Church Of the
lAying God congregation. Some splen-
did sermons are being delivered By
ne evangelist. J. w Stratman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06

As yet the local police have not ar
rested Harry Boswell and his father
who are accused OF cutting Walter
Lochhart and q foreigner In a free for
all battle that took place on Water
street Sunday morning. The two made
their escape across the river soon af-
ter the affair occurred and As yet have
not been heard Of Warrants charging
felonious assault have been issued for
their arrest by squire r.. VI. Lewis. and
II IL likely they VIII be arrested In Ohio
and requtsition demanded for their re-
turn 20 this state.