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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

school entertained the Juniors In a de-
lightful manner Thursday evening. \
boat was chartered and the crowd left
the wharf at o'clock. went TO New
MartinsNtlle and returned at midnight.
Refreshments were served on the boat
Miss Katherine jackson has arrived
home from birmingham. Pa, where she
attends school.
Frank McMullen. who attends school
at "kisski' arrived home Thursday
evening to spend the summer with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs !. s. McMullen.
Mrs. A. G. Ellis and daughters. Evelyn
and GLADYS. have arrived home from n
visit with relatives In st. Marys.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hunter was hostess to the
Birthday Club, Friday afternoon at her
home on the South side.
Mrs. Walker Howard and two chill
dren. OF Parkersburg. have arrived here
and Will spend several DAYS with Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Kerr entertained the
Art Club. Thursday night ct their home
on Benton street.
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@rtsraHn churoh.

christian church. corner Fourth ana
t.esan street CIV. Fuller. Jr. minister.
none. sell -5I-L Bible school la.0a
m Chtldren's day Al morning ser
wee a. which time a spiendid program
Nil Dc carried out Morulng Worship
a m ENNniug worship Tt5 4. m
heN y Beans. OF Mhselng. will
tfeach- Official board meeting Mon
~ evening Mld-week prayer meeting
neaNor society meets Thursday even
ing Choir rehearsal Friday evening
Al are invited Special music. Strang-
srS are welcome. and are only stranger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

Little Prince Temple 40. ~. KNIGHTS
Of Pythlas will hold their annual me
mortal services next SUNDAY after.
noon 81 the calvary ". p. church
Rev q G. Lanham will deliver the
memorial address.
Funeral services for the late aJmea
McCusky. viii be held at Inc home Of
hts daughter. Mrs. G. r. Hutchison.
conducted BY Rev J. ~ Howard The
remains will Be taken 70 Cameron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

The F. A. G. defeated the y. A. c..
team yesterday afternoon by the
score OF 2 TO 1. Battery for r. a. C..
Mccormick and Butler. for B. A. C..
Filben and Hanley.
The Midway A. G. will 20 to Elm
Grove this afternoon TO play the Pat
tersOn-Elm Grove team. The battery
for the home team will be Goudy and
Uutler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
sd oepartment b operats.

OHcla announcement was made
Yesterday That the steel department
Of the Wheeling Steel a Iron Com.
pany VIII resume work ON Monday.
The employees o. the company have
been busy the last week getting the
mill cleaned up. and everything is IN
readiness 10 start This wi1l BE- vel
come news TO the local workmen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
". z. Church SERVICES

sabbath school Will be held at 10
o'clock Sunday morning. following BY
church az III O'Clock. ReRv. Sampson
viii preach on the subject Thy King
dom Come" The regular Fpworth
League services will be held a. z
o'clock p. m. Al the evening preach
ing service. which will BE- held AZ )
o'clock. Rev. Sampson will give a very
torceful sermon on Searching for a
Man All are invited 10 attend the
services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
Alleged Horse Thief Released.

A man whose name IN given as e..
w. Woods was taken into custody
here Thursday night by Chief RAIDER,
on a warrant sworn out by the mayor
OF East Liverpool. o., charging horse
stealing. Woods was locked up, but
yesterday vas released from the jail,
when his attorney. Martin Brown,
found a flaw in the warrant, the au.
thorities being unable 20 hold him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
River Stages.
ENWO0D
ReeeptIon for s.rnean,

a very pleasant reception was given
IN honor OF Mr.. Baumgardner. who is
a sergeant in the United States army.
last evening at the home of Warren
.Nestenhaver. Of this city. Mr.. Baum
GARDNER Is on a leave of absence. The
anal proved 10 be a very interesting
one, as he gave many interesting
briefs on life in the army. Music and
stories were the diversions OF the
evening. after which dainty refresh
ments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
HUNTSVILLE
Hold Joint Memorial.

Mound City Council No. 6. Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, and Mystic Castle. Knights of
the Golden Eagle, will hold a Joint
memorial service Sunday afternoon.
June 10. The members of the two or
ders Will meet at the /. o. o. r. hall
and march to the Baptist church,
where Rev. A. r. Bennett and Rev. j.
NJ. Criswell will deliver the addresses.
Following the services the lodge mem
beers viii march 10 the cemeteries,
where the graves OF the departed
members will be decorated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
Cold Settled
In His Back
EsI.y Kidney PIN. .l-.y. nv. N.
promSs r.E.E"-Edvslso. Ro..r.. E.b-.

NMMA
Edo Velton. Of Rogers. Neb. writes.
II have used Foley Kidney Pills for
backnche, the result Of catching cold
which settled IN my back. Folov
Kidney Pllls always give me prompt
Keller ana can chcerfully recon-
mend them"
The reason Foley Kidney Pills act
50 satiafactorily o. because they neu-
tralize n dissolve the poisonous
waste matter that remains ~ the
olood because the kidneys do not
DO their work properly IN ALTERING
and casting "a from the system uric
acid and other noirona.
RELIEF usually follows IN n few
days and such symptoms a. pain In
the sides or back. Httm Joints. sore
muscles, rhcumatism. too freauent
ectlon OF the bladder 81 might. and
other painful and ANNOYING afmerfa
disappear, Foley Kidney pills conc
tain no harmful ingredients They
are safe a. wei as quick acting.
Tor sale ~ John ooisman CO..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

John Pendergraf- indicted on n
charge OF furnishing minors with Gig
arettes. appeared In Circuit Court be
fore Judge A. l.. Hooton, yesterday.
and pleaded guilty 10 the charge. He
was given n severe lecture and the
minimum fine OF $40 and costs wal. i'm
poseo.
Judge Hooton yesterday entered an
order granting Mrs. Nellie Taylor an
Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

Kew Arthur Iazenby -nnounc-s the
S-eslns serNtccs FOR sunday heat
SUNDAY SCHOOL Prof J. l. Kin
rtpertntendent II a m preaching ser
vice topic Launch out Into The peep.-
y m tlAss Meeting ". II. GOODWIN.
Aeader : y M. Preaching sSrvfce topIc
Ihe Remaining % Man All -~rNfcss
~ - held lhy permission In the Pub
nc SPOOL building. Marshall street. A
cordial welcome 70 all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

The social committee Of Progress
Lodge. No. 27t. T. o. o. p. has com
pleted all arrangements for the ice
cream and cake social 10 be held this
evening At the orders quarters in the
Big Store building Music will be
furnished BY the Lyric quartet and
other local singers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

lars from n bureau drawer in the home
OF Harry Elliott. Eighteen dollars OF
the money was found IN FarrelTs pos
session when arrested by the officer.
He VIII be given a hearing tomorrow
before Mayor Kollefrath.
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Remanded 70 Ian

Thursday evening G. u. Ullom. po-
lice officer. picked up Oscar HAYES in
the local y. g. o. yards. in an intoxi-
Gated condition. and took him before
Justice W. T.. Clayton. who fined him
81 and costs. and in default of paw.
ment he was committed to Jail for
ten days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

WASHINGTON. e. H-Harold Hurd.
claiming 20 be the son OF William Hurd.
12t Mitchell avenue. Cincinnati, Is In
Jail here charged with stealing Losson
Coils He had left this city
Jasper. Coils son recognized the ma
chine and phoned his father. Officers
followed In n machine and the lad was
arrested 80 Wilmington. He say he
was brought here yesterday by Frank
Smith alias George simmons OF Cincin-
natl and instructed to steal a machine
aud take 81 to Smith At Winton Place
Cincinnati. The police there can't To-
cate Smith and doubt the lads story,
while some believe "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

P1QUA-Mrs. Elsie Gr~ovesnor. %.
died at the Memorial Hospital early this
morning. Her death was due TO horrible
burns caused when her clothes were ig-
nfted from n coal oil stove. The wom-
ans body was burned to O crisp from
her heels to her chin. Harley Cassei, Of
CovtnGton. o.. n boarder at the Grovenor
residence was badly burned about the
hands and arms when he attempted to
smother the flames with bed clothes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

Sunday will be observed as Temper
ance Day at the First Presbyterian
church here. There will be good mu-
sic under capable and efficient leader
ship at all services, and all are in
vlted to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
M'MECHBN


o EENrlFOrrished rooms Appiy
a. Nj L CohrI ieth And Nsr.haiL
heh te-.-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

-PIQUA-Two persons. Mr.. n Mrs.
Charles Hatch Of this city were serious
iy injured early this morning when an
automobile driven BY W. j. Coppock Of
his city crashed into a buggy owned by
Edward Meyer and pushed the vehicle
into Hatch's buggy throwing the man
and woman into the street.
The heavy fog as well as a binding
arc light prevented Coppock from see
Ing the vehicles until too late to pre-
vent a collision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

MARYSvILLE-Benjamin Farrell. who
came here from New Hampshire three
years ago. was arrested his afternoon
by Marshal Fred Ormerod and placed IN
Jail on a charge OF stealing twenty dol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

FrNDLAr-Rsv. Edward Holden has
been paroled from the Toledo work
house. because OF illness. He was final
$500 aud costs for fradulently marrying
a couple In this city six months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
RIVER NEWS

Reports from above are TO the effect
that the Ohio will rise here to-day 10
at least a l2-foot stage. The channel
became stationary at this point early
this morning with a 9-foot 1O-Inch
stage.
The Dorena is a Pittsburgh receiy-
Ing repairs, but will be able TO leave
there Monday. The Liberty was in
last evening from Marietta and will
return this morning at 1880 O'Clock.
The Dunbar is scheduled form Pitts
ourgh for Charleston at Z O'Clock this
morning. She Will accept freight for
Cincinnati and Louisville. The Ex.
press is due from Matamoras this
evening about Z o'clock.
River Stages.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-9.3 feet. sta
tionary. clear.
STEUBENVILLE-11I5 feet. rising;
clear.
PARKERsBURG-Is feet. falling;
clear.
MoRGANTowN-s feet. falling;
clear.
OIL CITY-1.6 feet. falling; clear.
WARREN foot, stationary; clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

FrNDLAY-Misr Ethel BinEeman. of
harrisburg, Pa. Miss Katherine snyder
% Conneaut. aid Miss Cora y. Fisher, Of
serun HetGhts. graduates OF the Mis-
rionary- Training school here. have start
ed for Liberia. West Africa, where they
VIII enter the missionary field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

CLEvELAND-rhs Northern Ohio
convention today. elected. DR.. j.. X.
Douglas. DR.. g. y. Peck. sandusky. sec
retery: Dr. T.. b. johnson. Cleveland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

p rssuit OF running q small stone
N NE hand . lev d.Ss ago. Gilmore hl-
~ e8ed ~. q keuton. l. In a serious
Sonciticn from blood poisoning ~ haA
zen placed in a hospital IN tails city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

DAYTOS-The ohio sheet Metal Con-
uactors Association IN session here
slectsd the following officers and Sc
next meeting:
President. Geors. Snyder. Columbus:
vice President. Frank y. Hoerrttng. DAY
ton. sscretary. ". q. Weaver. Columbus:
treasurer. Clayton Murphy. Toledo. d.
rsctors. j.. Dalyzeh roune s-own;
tsorHe T.. Thesmacher. Cleveland.
sonn Weigel. Cincinnati; n. "a. Fast.
Dayton, n ~. y. ArmstronE London.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

Republicans under Governor Willis to-
..y TOOK over the taxing machinery Of
ne state when the state tar commission
appointed the boards Of complaint Of
tnrce each for the - counties
cans are placed Tn the boards and one
Democrat. The Cox board In Cuyahoga
county Vas removed several lays
because Its work was not satisfactory
relartes Of emb%r OF the boards are
tiAed by the state commission but H.
no case shall they Be more than $40 a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

The Democratic state committee has
p<en called 20 meet In this city June IA
Tor tss purpose OF aiscussinE Proposed
eferendams on laws passed Dy the Re-
pvbnbcen Legislature. which has just.
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nss.ns AmyrOvemenas 10 the boys DOR
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

brero in his hand, hopping his head with a gray
SIR handkerchief. The heavy gentleman making
no sign, the tlcket-taker turned again to wAllng
II said where's your ticketi he demanded, i'm
mediate action lurking Just behind his eyeballs.
the ropes smiled grimly and bent eagerly for
ward. One OF them, with a black patch over his
eye edged up quite closely, and motioned the one
next him, who had a thrice. broken nose, to give
him room for his right elbow. II was tckllsh
moment In which Wallingford was conscious that
grinning with hideous anticipation. In this emer-
gency his course prompt and decisive.
You're fired ~ he roared with a fare Of anger
shaking his big forennger in the ticket-tsker's
face. Get on the lot J"
There was a seconds pause in which the ak
bouncers looked az each other dubiously and the
one with the caulinower ear turned with a trou-
bled eye, to the equally troubled beefy man,
I'm doin what I'm paid for" growled the
ucket-taker sulkily. 81 got to have your ticket"
Didn't tell you 20 get on the lott" wallng~
t Ss esc OF bis H su sm @sR9S
hunt mp Joe Unger for me within about thirty
seconds, I'll nre the whole lot OF you. Where Is
he?"
The bouncer with the split nose pointed out
the beefy man, just as that gentleman came for
ward, his guilt already gripping him.
much troubled. what do you wantr
Wallingford stepped over to join him, letting
the stream of gaping country folk flow again,
but did not answer his question. Instead, he
turned TO the eye-patched thug.
Here, Bill, or whatever your name Is" he or
till put a new man on the box. Now, Unger,
how yesterdays business ~
"Who wants to known" demanded Mr.. Unger
endeavoring to assert his customary cEsrship, but
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

uniforms. Look at that elephant man. It's
n disgrace. / want these uniforms cleaned
at onceI'
And those cages. Freshen them up right away.
II | have to sell this circus for Mr. Barnes. /
want Il In decent shape. What are to-day's prof
itsi"
over a thousand dollars" said Unger. bright.
ening
"a thousand" wallingford's face was purple
with fury. "Unger, I'm going TO investigate this
thing. II you know what's good for you, you
won't let me you on this lot to-dayW
Wallingford Left the unfortunate Unger 60.
III Amt lntrudlng, Mr. Sears, let's talk bust.
ness az man 20 man I know the truth about your
IN You have 20 take nfty thousand dollars for
this show, to-day. I'm here with the money"
Waingtord glanced incredulously at BlackiO,
but put out his hand deprecatlngly.
81 promised 10 sell II to n friend"
"Oh I" Mr.. Bogger guped lie only stopped
for a moment, however. I'm give you nifty ave !"
mo"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
SHY =
Wallingford hesltsted.

walllngford hesltsted.
m Make Il sl5tysys spot cash, sna ven 60 right
GUIDED I'm SATISFIED ABOUT the money part TT.
and though they d0n ali S 'fS the sSme Sns
they've convinced me that there's a fortune In Il
Both wallngtord and Blackie carefully re-
Trained from smiling. II required no very lively
had received from the attaches OF the show, II he
had asked them about the money In the circus
- 81 didn't believe some of EN-" went on Mr..
Bogger, bunting about for some place to write,
fun Barnes has II shipped home where he has a
i in S but r%ess he WAS oshng wSsn keep
Well" confessed Wallngford slowly, "he was
:syaor Rs use. tt NJ Barnes don't have
That's what thought" laughed BOgger. "Coms
D. Nj B9gger walked on The grounds Of the p; T.
were being lit, in the hour before the evening
performance lie held his head very high. did
rsklshiy upon the side OF bis head Those white.
tinted peaks and all that they covered were his,
order elephant hltchsd to his buggy n he liked
Just between the main tent and the cook. tent,
clothes, Demo, whose everyday name was Murphy,
gri could slap him and make MP him po cry. ana Mr.
Bogger turned 70 him sharply.
We'll. what do you wantI" he asked in his
Money! J" replied Demo promptly "Thsy tell
me you're the new boss and have the coin. I'm
three weeks back. and ! want mine 90
well !" exclaimed Bogger. I'm have to look
into this How much do you get a week p
Five hundred and nifty dollars" Demo calmly
told him.
Mr. Bogger almost dropped dead on the spot "a
week, did you say !" he gasped
"A week. ] get shot out OF n cannon to a
platform up In the dome, grab a bicycle, ride
down decentralization chute jump a forty foot
gap, and and In q tank Of water. Do / get my
back payT
"I'll see about IT," promised Bogger, much
troubled, and he started to turn away
Demo grabbed him BY the shoulder and turned
him around with one swing.
81 get II now :" he declared, "or I'll close up
your bOomln show ! ain't strong for this
outht anyhow, especially since a hays going to
try 10 run II. II / don't get my coin before ! 20
on tonight, no show And N these rubes don't
see my act they'll tear down the tent. I'm what
The "Trelve Trio Of Aerial AcroLats" descended
upon MI. Bogger In a body before Demo had nm
ished with him They we're Swiss, and knew but
little English. but they very eHergetlcally conveyed
In arrears In salary, and wanted their money. II
they didn't get It, no show also a sheriff
brigade OF peg-driVers and rousters Joined the
party while the TreyO Trio still gesticulAtinE
and iabberlng and they surrounded Mr.. BoRger In
solid phalanx, demanding three weeks back pay.
II they didn't get II, they Intended 70 tear down
the big top right after the show aud leave n on
the ground More came running, bareback riders.
wagon men, tumblers, trainers, chariot drivers. and
even some OF the young ladies Of the spectacle, all
with Elias Boyer a. their objective point, AAd al
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

mRsher.
firmly by the hands OF Fannie Warden. They sat
down, leaving the middle chair vacant. Fannie
keeping a sharp eye on the door, ran to meet
cant chair, and seated him triumphantly.
Elias was spare man, considerably past middle
bronze cheeks and white jOwis, betrayed that his
H Hay sGa o6S fad put recently been
over the spot which had tendency to become
bald and his neck moved about uncomfortaby
In his high collar that it was certain he had not
long endured the things. He wore, too, a rusty
the sleeve Of his overly youthful suit, the black
oirclet contrasting oddly with the gay, ready
made cravat and the eager alertness in the mans
"Fine day for the circus" he said to wallIng-
Inspected ali the ladies IN the room
.b WsIiingford, laying back to study Bogger left
with eager interest, as II the topic Of the days
"BacF IN sS ny oSI lmPoTtant IN tne world
be more exact We had Just such another day for
circus as this; and none since until now" he
stated with all the gravity of deacon confessing
his besetting sin at Wednesday night prayer
impressed by BlSckies accuracy. you must be
'NCircuses," declared Blsckie solemnly, have
been in our family for many generations; in fact,
grandfather, Napoleon b. Circus, who invented
balding spot, and surveyed Blackie with due re-
speet rs this your circus, maybe?" he wanted
Not this one" explained Blackie alphabetically,
belongs to my friend. ?. T. Barnes" and he
waved bis hand suayely in the direction Of Wal
Hngford. j. Rufus bowed in reluctant acknowl-
edgment as one bored to be known OF strangers.
MI Bogger Inspected him with becoming awe. 81
hold mine several years ago." resumed Blackie.
i was glad enough TO be rich, but at that Just
naturally grew weary OF seeing the money pile
up; so | retired. Now | follow circuses around
JUST Tor amusement; FIRST one and then the other"
Must be lot Of money in a circus" suggested
MT. bogger with a questioning glance at Walling-
Iord; who already had his broad chest expanded,
looking as nearly as possible like a man who had
MS pockets full Of million dollar bills To the eye
ne was perfectly satisfactory
money said Blackie, with a widely
wave OF his hand: and then he lowered his voice
10 an extremely confidential tone "Circuses make
50 much money" he went on, that over twenty
years ago II was found necessary to form tho
circus trust, not 10 make more money, but 10 keen
circuses from taking all the money out Of circuis
Gus; there are only twenty-five, large and small
permitted In the United States, and the only way
70 get one ~ TO buy one" He erinned at j.
hufus, knowing that Wallingford was fretting
their later plot.
"They must cost a lot" guessed the other man.
keenly interested In Blackie's array OF thoroughly
We'll no." returned Blsckie, contem platiyely
monotony; :the price Is Standardized CircuseG
run from twenty 1--WE thousand TO I'VE million dol
lars. RMS one for instance Is a hfty-thousand-
dollar one being known in the business as a
Class show, and Mr.. Barnes would Law himself
open 70 severe penalties n he asked more for III"
Malngford looked properly gloomy. He WAS
really so.