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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-12

start with. Ted Easterly. ono
time White Stocking. will OF
course be the first string man.
Enzenroth, the young University
OF Michigan star, will understudy
Easterly and backing him up Is
Drummond Brown, also an ex.
collegian.
The uncertainty of where the
club was to be located in 1915
undoubtedly influenced the
league moguls in not strengthen
ing the team. 1t may be that
when the club is disposed OF that
Gilmore will pull a few players
out of his sleeve to bloster it up.
One thing certain-it needs it be-
fore it can hope to become a PEN
nant contender.
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now "a members, with 30 appli-
cants on tho list waiting to join.
Golf will be the principal spoi t
OF the club again this season.
Plans were made last nigh. to de-
velop the Lakeside golf course
until 1t ranks with any of the To-
cal links. Practically every men,
Der of the club has abandoned
tennis and swimming for the golf
course.
President Don Mcdonald and
secre.a 'v-TreasuIsr Dewitt M.
Evans were reelected last night.
Trustees were chosen as follows.
j. e. Burkey, ]. p. Hughes, F.
w. Siddall, r. v. Palmer, William
Summer. and j. A Sorley.
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Manager Rowland and a pair
of new stars of the Chicago White
Sox, Bunny Brief, first basemau,
and Happy F1ech, Outfielder.
Quite ball team-and don {
forget 1t is filled with the old
pep this spring,
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Richie Again Is
LightWeig htBoss

Welsh technically still holds the
title. But Richie is again cham
pion of the world in the eyes of
boxing enthusiasts.
Richie forced the fighting and
had an advantage in every
round. Welsh was literally swept
off his feet, and seemed perplexed
and dazed. His CUSTOMARY good
nature and confidence were strik-
ingly absent.
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Wrestlers Turn Out

Large turnouts of wrestlers at
Lincoln park In anticipation of
the tourney with Stadium high
school wrestlers next week are
marked with unusual enthusiasm
according to Capt. H. r.. Carter.
The only thing that prevents a
larger turnout of applicants for
the tourney is the limited space of
the wrestling floor.
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That play broke our rally and
probably changed the entire
game for the Cubs beat us and
ran away with the series. But
Bills change of expression when
he saw what was going to happen
was the funniest thing ever wit
nessed-now, not then.
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NEW YORK, March 12.-Wil-
lie Richie "came back"
In ten slashing rounds at Mad
ison Garden last night the Amer
loan lightweight champion out
boxed and outpointed Freddie
Welsh, worlds champion. and
again won the favor of boxing
fans through his clever gameness.
It Is not a decision match, so
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The Sixth addition team will
play the Pine Street club at 2
o'clock tomorrow at Spanaway
crossing. Teams desiring games
are requested to call up Manager
Thomas Brock. Madison 220.
80 aH
Dame Rumor has 1t that MI
quel j. Lynch has been given one
of the umpiring jobs of the North
western league, and that he only
needs the official announcement
OF President Blewett to prove It,
II Dick Kaufman doesn't stop
beating Lynch at pinochle every
afternoon some of Dicks prize
strikes will probably be called
balls" in the coming games.
Butchers of Tacoma have or
ganized an amateur team, with
Leonard Dewarde as manager.
The lineup follows: Nick Hent-
ges. C; Bill Levenhagen and Ell
mer Otto. p; Bill Bremen, 1b;
Jack itlitch. 2b; Bid Christian.
3b; Earl Francis. IS; Lorin An
derson. II; Matt Iseley. CT; Harry
Hall, RI.
\
The Los Angeles coast Jeag-
uers lost to the Chicago Ameri-
cans at Los Angeles yesterday by
a score of to 2, with Scott and
Perritt as opposing pitchers.
The Chicago Nationals, won
their third straight game from
the Philadelphia Americans yes
terday afternoon at Tampa, to
4.
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GET TEAM, ANYWAY

NEW YORK, March 12.--Pat-
rick I. Powers, one of the own
,ers of the Newark club of the
Federal league, declared to-day
that Newark would get the Kan
sas City team. no matter how the
courts decided on the injunction
suit. 3d' e
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PLACE MEMBERSHIP LIMIT
ON LAKESIDE COUNTRY CLUB

An exclusive membership list of
100 will be the feature this sum-
mer of the Lakeside Country
club.
At last evenings meeting of
stockholders II was decided to ad-
init no persons to membership
over the 100 limit. There are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
GAINESVILLE

BARNESVILLE. O.. May al. r.
smith. one Of Barnesville's most promin-
ent business men. passed away at his
nome on West Main street. sunday noon.
Ar. smith has been ia poor health for
a long time death resulting from per
nlcious hnernia. with his wife he spent
the winter IN fairhOpe. Ala horiug the
chauge would prove beneficial. but two
weeks ago be was brought home all
nope being abandoned By his family aud
friends Mr.. Smith moved here about
ten year sage from the vicinity Of SOM
erton and since then has conducted a
hardware store on Central Main street
tie has constantly stood for the better
things Of life an dhis interest n the
welfare or this community makes his
death matter OF general regret lie
was a devoted member Of the Methodist
church. having Joined early IN life.
lie wac IS years Of age and fraternai-
~ ne was "A Mason. Besides the wife.
two sons. Carl and Earl. survive both Of
this place. who We're associated with
him In business. Also one sister Mra
John Warrick. and one brother. Oscar
Smith.
The funeral services viii ne held Tues
gay afternoon at . o'clock. conducted by
rev Thomas Wood. assisted by Rev.
hattelle McCarty Of SteubenviIie a
former pastor here and a personal friend
o tMr. smith. Intcrmeuf will be made
IN the Northern cemetery.
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WAS A MEMBER OF
10 PA. VOL. INF.
John Little. Now Commander OF the
J. c. Hull G. A. r. Post

That Plant Juice is repeating its
success here is proven every day by
the large number of testimonials re
ceived from people In signed state
ments as 10 the benefits they have re.
ceived. Recently Mr.. John Little.
whose home is at 1874 Damon street,
Pittsburg. who is one OF the boys
that answered the nations call and
followed the old flag for % months as
member of Company !. Seventy
Eighth Pennsylvania Volunteer In
fantry. commanded by Col Sivwell.
through the various engagements par
ucipated in by that famous old volun.
teer organization at Stone Ridge.
Nashville. and other engagements that
go to make history of those stirring
days. Mr.. Little Is now commander
of the J. c. Hull 6. a. X. Post No. l5T.
He Is employed as assistant custodian
OF Memorial Hall on Fifth Avenue. and
is man whse veracity is absolutely
unquesuoned. He stated:
Il had suffered from stomach trou
Bile for the past 20 years. After the
war ] went to the far west Montana
and North Dakota. where / engaged
in business. and II was there that
first noticed my stomach began TO fail
to perform its proper function. My
I food would ferment and turn sour and
/ was badly nauseated. My stomach
would fill with gas and | would blot
/ something horrible. The pains from
/ indigestion would almost set me wild
at times. could hardly ever get 2
| good nights sleep. was nervous, al
! run down and very miserable. Thi.
/ condition had existed for years and
could find no permanent relief Fl
nally, ] read Of an old comrade beins
/ cured by Plant Juice and at once de
cided to try H. From the very first
I does ] noticed Improvement. and now
after taking Plant Juice for a shori
time. all my stomach trouble and pains
have left me: I can eat a hearty meal
and get a good nights sleep. In fact
I ! am a we'll man once more. thanks "a
/ Plant Juice. ! am recommending TINS
medicine TO all OF my old comrades.
/ Plant Juice Is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists
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display. He said he had sold a great
amount Of IL during the past few DAYS.
even II buckwheat cakes are not on
tap at this season OF the year.
STILL "PEARIESs cITN-wheeI-
ing sun has the distinction OF being
the "pearless city OF the Ohio Valley"
Tor there is none OF the luscious fruit
In the local retail market. and "a far
az can be learned. none OF the whole
salers has any for sale II Is report
Cd that there have been no pears on
sale here for the past few weeks.
TO ADDRESS FARmERs-Senior
Agent Horace Atwood. OF the Pan
handle Agricultural Club. will go to
Glendale. Ohio county. to-day TO ad.
dress the farmers class OF the organ
house
ACCOMMODATING eARBER-A
Market street barber placed a placard
IN ms shop window, yesterday. read
ing; You May Smoke or Read While
Being Shaved" which will doubtless
De appreciated by the majority of his
customers. This same barber has an
other sign In his sanctum which reads
as follows: If You Can't Raise Is
Cents for Shave-Raise Whiskers q"
NEURALGNIINE DAY-The Ro-
NaAg AAuu viii uOlu It's. MeelN meeting
az noon today AT the Hotel Windsor
This will be "Neuralgyline Day" and
W. p. Weiss. general manager of the
Neuralgyline company. will have
charge OF the program
CHANGE OF NAME-A slight
change has been made in the name
OF the well-known advertising firm
headed by Paul NJ. Nemeyer. The firm
was formerly known as the Nemeyer
Advertising Creators. but the an.
nouncement has been made that Il
! hereafter will be known as the Ne
meyer Advertising Company
! DlSOROERLY FINED-Harrv Moore
was fined 800 and costs or ten DAYS
IN jail on charge OF being drunk and
/ disorderly by Squire RAIDER and in =
fault OF money Jock the latter
! INVESTIGATING WRECK-Balti.
more and Ohio railroad officials have
not yet liked upon the cause OF the
wreck IN East Wheeling Sunday after
noon. II Is thought that 70 was caused
through a defect in the car itself
! HORSES TAG OAY-Through the
work OF the Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty 10 animals. June 30
has been designated as tag day for
! the horses OF the city.
{ NO DIVORCE COMMISSIONER
circuit Court Judges have not yet
designated a divorce commissioner for
I TINS county. 10 is expected that such
2 commissioner viii be appointed be.
fore court adjourns for the May term
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Parkersburg. was in the city yesterday.
on business.
John Toner. who ras been working ON
farm hack OF Hellaire. for several
months past. was IN the city yesterday
Miss Florence Young. Of the Island
Us VISITING Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Co0ey
on Main street.
Tom Galley was a MoundsviiIe visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. Earl Newton is seriously f1 NJ
her home ON Main street
Mrs. James Sands. who has been crIti-
ceily III Tor several weeks. and who is
attended by Miss AicGeuthis. a trained
nurse from Glendale hospital. was 70
ported 60 be little improV ed yesterday
The stork left fine baby girl Al tho
nom" or Mr. and Mrs. Jack Niece yes
ttrdhy. The mother and baby are get
ting along nicely.
Mrs. Paul Wenzel is visiting her par-
enls az iorters Fails W. Va
Fred Narsdcn and son Fred Jr mr..
Nifling friends az Tairmont
George Cole f. 900 al his borne ~,
south Marshall street
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NEWS BRIEFS

READY FOR VISIT-Much interest
y being manifested in the farm visits
Dy automobiles through Ohio and
brooke counties tomorrow, under the
supervision OF the Pan Handle Agri-
cultural Club officials. The names of
the many prominent men in this sec
ton WAC will be in the party were
given last week in The InteIigencer.
VISITS FRIENDS ON LEAVING
The Rev. Dr. !. Asphalt McCuaig
OF Canada. who has been in the city
TOT The past few days delivering moral
upilit addresses, visited many pubic
places yesterday, telling his friends
good-by before his departure to PITTS.
Durgn last evening. Among the places
visited were. TIE Board OF Trade.
Pan Handle Agricultural club. cIrv
ana county building, Business Mems
Protective Association and the Wheel.
ing playground Association.
DEMOCRATlNC "ECONOMY"-Ons
Federal building cleaner or operator
I mere Is now being laid of for eight
day period each without pay. until an
or the eight shall have paid "penance"
20 the Democratic economy system
me enforced vacation will hit some
hard.
CHARTER MEETING TONIGHT
Ihe advocates OF the sO-called Great.
Z Y a
ing tonight In the Market-Auditorius %
General Alfred Caldwell and Attorney
John J. Conif will speak
slSTERSVlLLE BANKRUPT Ia
/ the surprise OF many Wheeling per.
sons who know him. Harry x. Suter.
VINO has been In the iewelry bushes
az Ststorsyille for many years. filed
a voluntary petition in bankruptcy
yesterday before 4. 8 Commissioner
q. +. BOYD. through his attorney. Wal
yer ;. Sugden 81 Sistersville The
assets a. s.. 400.
BAN ABOUT oFF-The foot and
mouth disease uarantine. which Was
followed up later by oonhnIng tho
areas 20 limited districts in this state
uas been practically removed all over
7 West virginia. according 90 Information
tlNen out Yesterday al the local federal
agricultural department There were
a number of cstge killed In West Vir.
sinla 10 prevent the spread Of tho
BARRETT DiscHAReEo-By an
order entered yesterday a. the local
comwissionor's office bv Judge a al
Doy ton. DERRICK p Barrett. d smith
I bankruptcy
GOOD BERRY cRoP-Accordine m
farmers. all indications point fo au
unusually large berry crop OF All VA
rlctics in this section late this SUNNI q,
which Will De glorious ncws" fo tTs
hundreds OF WhepHurIfes who la
borrying every year
LoRENTz cREDiTORs-ThIs mor,.
irs % l0 o'clock the creditors of ii.
y! lnr0niz former proprietor OF tho
Way lower Dairy company. bankrurf.
NHl meet in the oTira OF Referee F'
3. NuIfe. Schmulbach building to nc,
on me petition Of Trustee DO 4 fund.
and in make final plans 20 scu tra
property
ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION - For
.ne purpose OF perfecting an oreaniza.
.Nn. fHn % local employee of mo
United siafof bureau of animal Ir
l.IIf WiI meet iu tho oniro 0f r.
~ % Ir0ro. head OF the WhrrIe- Z
ll-lfiet division. ibis evening The or.
...llIIon WIZ 5o affiliated with tra
Eallonal Assor .aflon of Civil Service
TO HAVE r'UsY WEEK-rbir eve
ninF Class of about o0 candld.,ea
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will be initiated into the Knights a.
Columbus council at the Carroll CIup
The work will be in charge OF State
Knight Leonard OF Parkersburg. A
banquet Will be given az the Hotei
Windsor, Thursday evening. when
plans will be submitted for the cree
ton OF a new club house Friday night
another large class will be initiated
by the council. Monday evening about
100 candidates OF the Cathedral school
Will be given the senior degree.
NEW PARAPHERNALIA-The l..
@. o. NJ, Local No. 81. have received
their new suits The suits are very
attractive, being blue with red strlpe
and costing $500. The local and su-
burban lodges are going to journey
10 Pittsburgh on June %. 10 witness
ne opening OF a new lodge in that
WATCH OUT, sHIPPERs-Orders
nave been received By the local rail
roads from the Federal officials ad-
Nlslne them 20 receive no shipments
packed In straw or hay for Arizona
or Oklahoma. on account Of the foot
and mouth disease. which stiH exists
among cattle In certain sections o..
those two States.
GOOD SCHEDULE Now-Locai
railroad officials declare that the new
schedule on the Baltimore & Ohio.
which became effective last SUNDAY.
o. the best ever put on by the com
pany on this division. No 3D. a. o.
trains now depart or arrive al the
wheeling Pennsylvania station
NAY HAVE NEW DEPOT-u is
probable that the Pennsylvania Rail.
ipad company viii erect n new frci-ht
depot here. according 10 information
E'Fen ont By Local PASSENGER AGENT
o. p Meicalf The matter will be-
Ihh"n up 40 the meeting OF the on
rials Don Pittsburgh. Thursday
HOLIDAY FOR cARETs- The stu.
V'Ni- Ni Iur cathedral High school
"cre given "a holiday yesterday The
students who attend the altar ~ The
,a.ln'alai were having their annual
nN'iul or the park. and 10 was decided
To give fho whole school day of
MCDOWELL CONVENTION - So,
rral local sunday school workers VIII
..tLe the latter part OF the week for
mellow OF county. where fheV will af.
Tend tho county SUNDAY school con.
N.n'ion On Do h'ld or that place Tho
place Tor holding the convention has
not as yr' been decided upon
WHERE ARE THEY7-At this ra.
100. during The pleasant Weather.
..'fN we're scores ~ men fo sff about
riverside park day in and dav ouf
I.EL lnuNn' az fhc river" but Thus
IHr THIS season there aro r1mparaffrr.
% rev to roHi their weary bones urnn
INC benches Yesterday Afternoon
vas pleasant but tho usual crowd ala
Tot plt in rH appearance
MUCH MAPLE sUGAR-Vary
I.rs have ON hand LARGE amounts
ni mHpIl sugar Hf present. the mafurI
IN 'I whom Gro selling u orr f- CENTS
.r pound. cheap Tor fhc pure stun
'.' in.s" Market street dealer has
iunor'la Oi pounds OF the sugar on
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BENW00D



inc steel department ~ tho MhrelfH =
steel a Iron Company was almost total
% az sfaudstill Tor about an hour yes
i.rdah Afternoon. 81 hen the diukN enc
zine that hauIs the molds Jumped the
i-Hrk'. Engineer Howard smith vas Boz
'hHtE' 90 tnr dlnkN and Boz running
fNuiN nI'uE tue tracks. an obstruction
rrHIecttuE Qua from o. mold train come
lnr poo tu" opposite direction ron on the
tracks. d'rntIIna tho two front wheels
~ d." engine. To- their efforts Co. a.t
ne dinky ou the truck. all four Wheels
got Off.
upcrlrterdeut Thomas Edwards then
l"uTH 70 necessary Go call out about re-
dDH'n men. together with the crane. Co
poo" tho engine on tine frsCk Pete Nc.
.fn. NHra master no fhc Wheeling Steel
" Af'n plant was boo tHrrgs OF fr.
CROW. The diuky euElu. Dr. used tu ItuI
i''IIdr from IIr steel mill and after all
fIIH UI' car" were loaded work wa.
much delayed Iu. drraiIsd engine asa
put back Yr fIr TRACK. Iu the course uf
hu hour and n.lI
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SCHOOL NOTES

tn" Record staff OF the high school
nave about completed preparations FOR
boat ride ON lee steamer ST James
70 be given Friday evening. MAY Is
Everybody is invited To- attend this AZ
tair. which bids fair 90 be one OF the
most enjoyable held this season.
The Freshman class OF the hfsh
SCnool VIII give "a picnic az Ronev's
POINT June q. Misses Hertha Gabfar ana
Margaret Frendi instructors. viii ac,
company the pupils ON the trip
Wheeling hirn school will nI4g Cath.
ehrhl tomorrow afternoon a. the LEAGUE
blil PARK Saturday morning they will
lattrrs grounds.
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inn inrf tnHt Ir- r.Hrt eur VIII br
.rII nIfu.eaeH rHuu fHIn .IIE vlrr a.
"NN.' Do fHH af'rHfiHu 90 fr#
..'E.I illegal rHIr OF uuuUr Ir d mum.
l.N..t fre ttrr'i about town come
H.nru with ODE dIanrnrnrar|a al Yn.rs Il
..M guar "iITrHHeH. n" certainly aIrnIII.
'.nI 'n .Hr ths least ff Is Hafd fIa.
'N. ..N ~ twelve &C those WI. we're
.IIa' h'i.r" tHr grand jury have
goo N.' decided fu rark other quarter
Hhi'I tI. nHt in tha state of West NIr.
..'.i IN.. H'HH DEL aUHnfu Irf aUrrra
i'nl uous enough to coustrue Tits ~
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GAINESVILLE Briefs.

Mr.. nd Mrs. lia~o:d -surter Of Mans.
ueld arrived here sunday FOR few
days visit with their Parents. Mr.. and
MIS-. O. ~. Rutter uf North Chestnut
street. and Mrs. Maxwell Of North Lin.
coin avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Erma Ogg Of Pittsburgh
are here Tor "a visit with relatives.
Nr and Mrs. j. b. Bowen Of We,
'hnrCh street spent sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Frakn Gardner or Cambridge
Mrs. Frank cowgirl and children OF
John Cowgirl Of Walton avenue
The Masons viii meet - Masonic hall
Iueroa NafternOOu az o'clock 20 attend
the funeral Of T.. %. smith
Miss Ella Henry OF Columhus is VISIT
ing Mr.. and Mr-. Charles Scott Of North
Lincoln avenue
MrE- Fred Cuuard Of West south
street. has been visiting her mother
Mrs. Erwin solo Of bethesda
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Councilman Q. ~ Olson has just re-
CeiFcd word from Mr. and Mrs Grove
HtNou. formerly OF this eitv hut nov,
~ Maricopa. Calf. THAT they are the
proud parents ~ a baby Rirl which was
BON May Mrs. lliv1u before her
MouudegtIs
warren Westerha, who wn4 oper-
at'd ON GO The Glendale hospital and
VINO was brought homo Sol, Ur41. Irua 4..l
has almost entirely recovered
Income Tax Collector Luke garlr. OF
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cARRANzA VICTOR

bAGLE PASS TEXAS. Nav "a
Eight hundred Caranza troops under
command OF Vicente DaviIia. rarfurat
Monclova, CoahulIa. today. according
70 reports received here tonight rHe
VIVA garrison which numbered ONLY
goo men retreafrd towards paradDr
from which place Or ia said reIrf.rr...
menta are being sent
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Obituar


Impressive funeral services we're
hcld last night at Ulcock over the re-
mains Of the late Nelson Davis al ths
FAMILY home on Twenty-fifth street.
REV. Saumel Jones. pastor Of Chapliue
street VI. L.. church. and Kew. J. : Ron
inson. pastor Of the First Methodist
church Of Fairmont. conducted the see
Vices This morninE the remains Will be
removed TO 81. Clairsvine cemetery.
where interment will be-
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Mr. i. q. Dillon. formerly jeveicr OF
thtE city. died Wednesday II his home
~ san Francisco. Cal. fgtlowiuE a brief
Illness. Word 90 this effect Was re-
ceiNcd here recently. Mr. Dillon wIa
quite well known hcre. having been ,u-
Eased In business at 1928 Market sire. G
inf number Of years. 1Ie is survived
~ three children Robert = uf So
1o-h; Dean. ot Detroit and Mrs Robert
Rowland of Wllkesbarre. pa. Tho rs.
mains have been placed 300 receiving
Naut 81 san Francisco and will b.
brought here later
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Pay Day To-day.

To-day Is regular ray Cas- ror the
employees OF the Wheeling Steel a. Iron
tompany's coal mine and the Hickman
mine. owing TO the fact that these
two mines materially increased their
working force recently 90 is said tina.
era1 months
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The last sad rites over the remains OF
me late Christ Lipkn Will be- hetd tbts
9fternoon AT $3.50 O'Clock. AZ tho home on
LAST Ftrst street key. ". &. IIf+rt
VIII have charge. assisted b. Rev. John
Hess. OF North Street NJ D. church.
Following the seryiC interment Will be
IL Mt. Wood ecmetcry. Mr. Iipka died
Sunday afternoon
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Evening star Lodge so. u.s. knights
of iythias. held am Important meeting
az their old rooms Boz the harlow build
ing last night Among other things tua
new lease drawn up bv Squire Rebel
Tor their new htHuuuarftrz in the Nc
hechcn building was gone over.
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SPECIAL SESSION OF
LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May D. 445 m-The legislature adj
0urned sine die at 1880 o'clock this after
The time consumed after midnight with committee
the appropriation bills
the governors The committee appropriations finally
agreed shortly after O'Clock
committee reported unfolding the body then adj
jOurned sine die
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funeral services over The remains of
thc Tate Albert l.. Moutg1mtry. were
neid NeHterdaN morning az hts home on
Market street Rev. Father RosFntn
was IN charge. Requiem high mass uHa
Generated az the Sacred Hcart church
teri.