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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-18
YANTTC
Fire Corpany's Dance a Pleasing Se- eIal Affair-BieFep Brewster te Con firm Csass-Guild to Meet With Mrs BidweIl

The best attended dance of tE1S sea son was held in Frimen's hall Friday evening by the entertainment commit tee ot the Yantic Steam Fire Engine company. One hundred and dfty were in the hall and danced all kinds of dances from the present day popular one-step and the old fashioned quad r1ile. Drew's orchestra furnished snappy music all the evening. Refresh ments were served during intermfssion.
 Invitation Whist.
 The members of the womsn,s guild nave arranged an invitation whist to be held in the Ffremen's hall
 Inspected Poles.
 A number of telephone and electrical men were in town Saturday, as the poles for the extension of the aIeyusI-i[% light system had been distributed along. the roadside and had to be inspected before they could be put in place.
 To Confirm Ciasz.
 Bishop Chauucey B. Brewster Of the Episcopal diocese Of Connecticut will be in town Feb. 20th to confirm a; class in Grace Episcopal church.
 Local sportsmen have been enjoying pickerel fishing through the ice during the past week.
 Ice harvesting has been continued f,v some of the local dealers who were moi fortunate enough during the first G1ar- vest Lo get Lne1r lcehousSS filled.
 Going to San Fr4nsisco. Charles Bentley of the U S. S. Rro6e Island has returned from TanrDfco bay and is located in the Norfolk navy yard while the vessel is getting in shape for the trip to San Fra ncisco with the Al lantic feet
 John Frinlz has been substituting on Charles Frink's route during the past week.
 School Registration. There are 26 children rez1st cred in the primary department and r in the senior department of the village school and 20 in the Sodom school.
 The stitches have been removed from the wound Morris DesIey re- ceiVed while coasting the 9th and he is very comfortable
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Zelz spent tf1e week end in NoEW where they went to attend their son Williams birthday Saturday.
 E, "A. Jones an6aEss Howaxd tEissscp
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-18
MATTERS INTERESTING WESTERLY
Captain Herbert O. Ordered Command the Wyona. ing-Rev. William Pyne's Small Estate All Left to Charity-Death of Robert T. Kenneth, Longtime Printer-Carnegie to Give $1,OO0 Toward Baptist Church Organ.

nephews and nieces. He was d mem Der of Central lodge of Odd Fellows in Middletow0
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-18
MYSTIC
Five Year Old Gertrude Orne Mus Have Been Poisoned by stryehnin, Pills.


 An investigation by pr. 4f L. Small, the attending physician, into the cause Of the rather sudden death of five year old Gertrude Orne daughter of MT. and Mrs. Owen Orne, disclosed the fact that she had undoubtedly been eating some strychnine pills, mistaking them, doubtless, for candy. The child had conVulsions Wednesday afternoon and died Wednesday evening. The convliI- slons indicated symptoms of strych- nine poisoning, but it was thought that they might have been caused from overeating. At the home of Mrs, Thomas Welch, where the child. had been staying. pr. Small ascertained that there was a little bottle of strych- : nine pills lying on shelf within reach of the child, and probably this is where she obtained the poison. Dr. Small signed the death certificate and attrib- uted the cause of death to accidental poisoning. The funeral was held Sat urday afternoon with burial at Elm Grove cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-18

Following is the list of stewards ing conference year. at the recent fourth quarterly conference of the Moosup Nj. P. church:
 Stewards-T E. Main. Lewis Main, Mrs Sarah Dawson, rlfs. W. F. Shel- don, Miss Lizzie Miller, Mrs. Charles Bragg, Mrs. T. E. Main, B. F. Dawson, Mra J. c. Gallup, Mrs. William Flyers, Mrs William Sprague Miss Ellie Fair Everett Dawson, Howard E. Main, Mrs. E. A. Whitehead. Mrs Arthur Hill, Miss Lilla, E. Millett, Miss Ser Recording steward-Miss Lilla E. Aii1lett.
 District steward-Mrs. J. C. Gallup. Tr1ef of appeals-T. E. Main.
 Church treasurer-Nfrs. J. c. Gallup.
 Committees.
 Foreign Missions-Afrs. Arthur Hill, 3frS. J. c. Gallup, Mrs. Alice Wilson, Mrs. Sarah Dawson, Mrs. William aGrdner, T E. Main
 Home Missions-T. E. Main. B. F. Dawson. Mrs. W. W. Adams, Miss Ella Millett, Miss Gertrude Preston, Miss Ellie Fair.
 Sunday Schools-Mrs. E. A. White head, Mrs. J. c. Gallup, Mrs H. E. Main, B. F. Dawson, E. S. Dawson, Mrs. Dudley Williams.
 Temperance-T E. Main Matthew Barr, Howard Tyler. Dana Potter
 Education-Miss Lila B. MiIlett. Mrs. Julia Sprague, Mrs. w. r. Shel- don.
 Freedman's Aid-Miss Priscilla Mat thewe, H. L. Wilson, Miss Jessie Bab- cock, Edwin Lyon.
 Church Records-H. L. Wilson. Mrs Sarah Dawson, Mrs. J. c. Gallup.
 Audfting-E S. Dawson, J. O. Main, B. F. Dawson.
 Estimating-T. E. Main, H. E. Main Mrs. J. B. Gallup, Miss L. E. Millett. ChuFch Music-E. $. Dawson. Mrs. W. W. Adams, Mrs. Charles Bragg, Mrs. g. A. Whitehead, Mrs. Charles Salisbury, Miss Grace Sheldon, How ard P. Main, Lewis S. Main, W. F. Sheldon.
 Camp Meeting-Miss fila p. Mil lett.
 Tracts and Zion's Hera1d-Miss Ser Tfla A. Matthews, Miss Priscilla Mat tIlews. Mrs. Arthur Hill.
 Conference Iayman's association MT. and Mrs. H. E. Main, alternates, Mrs. ". F. Sheldon, Mrs. J. c. Gal Eup.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-18

commerce,-nothing that is apart from it's religious purpose. It supports it. self upon the money of the pilgrims, lodges, them. feeds them, robs them, sells them prayer bricks made from the graveyard clay, and even marries them for the period of their visit to perennial brides, brides kept Tn stock, who legally have many husbands in
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-18
MOOSUP

Stewards and Committees Appointed at Last Conference of the Metho- diw$ Church.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-18

their lives. As war significance of this city. the explorer tells:
 "A British Indian army of1cer told me that the footing of the Ned1ef mosque was a faHorite dream of the soldiers in tho Middle East, who look ed forward to the day when war may sweep an army of invasion into Ned Jef."
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-18

Skanford.-The Belmont, a steel sailing vessel of 1.52S tons, due shortly at the Cove mills from Buenos Avres, is to change here from British to American registry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
FINANCE


wv YORK. May 1e-wlsh Mondays
nebday impending aud the continued
delay In the German reply 10 Washlnr-
tous note Of lnQ1lry. Operators In stocks
eete plainly disposed 70 move warily
sech Reports Indicated that ths
sefman question Nas imDarting q stint
.@r spirit Of. caution 60 business opera
-ons. = this ~aespened the conserxa-
I've tendency Of the SPECULATION The
(eora-kan incident was accepted a. a
t~orthsr complication IN the situation.
lntentment demand Was affected 70
zen greater degree than the opera
ions Of the professional fraternity.
'hAnces for outstanding ad1uatments q
operations finances wsr. also conrid-
<ed 20 be somewhat impaired. Reopen
lng or the Rock Island Investigation And
ne uncertainty attending the future %
Ike effect.
Italys beiiixerency Vas expected 20
ed through that country. on the whole
However. financial opinion looked for
small change from present trade condf-
lions 10 result either from ItalVsa st.n
or from a posxible rupture OF our 49,
tons with Germany.
The foreign exchange Situate, -.
enNeloped In a great deal 81 obsenrIsx
iflsate credit arrangement wer. he
llsted 20 ngure In the ready cash psv-
menfs BY foreign government FOR ~
What paper supplied tn -.
surlty Tor these credits was ieft or.p
10 conjecture. Heavy receipts ~ 800
from Ottawa and Paris parfiy go
The depression In exchange rates
ate movement OF foreign caDftai|.o
New York for safe keeping A. bclsx.a -
be In progress. "
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FLUSHING

FLUSHING. o., May 3O-Mr. and Mrs.
=. 1. Dickerson and little son. have re-
euIned nome from a several days visit
VIII relatives In COshocton.
Nirs KAT Cowen g. IN Columbus visi.-
ing her Miss Eugene Mflburn.
Ernest Giffen has returned 10 ms
nome In GAINESVILLE after spending !,
lew days with friends here.
JOS. steele who II working at Nav
hafd spent sunday with friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Sslway OF Fair.
point We're In town. Tuesday.
Mrs VIM. Scott OF Cambridge was
mere Tuesday evening Inspecting the To-
81 chapter OF Eastern Stars. Two can
treatments were served.
william Williams OF Dennlson was
william Evans. Va
Miss Rebecca Selway spent Thursdav
win her brother Howell I'm Fafrpoint
Mrs. j.. A. Holloway and children are
Nisitlng relatives I'm ~ansdow Pa.
Mrs CHARLES Kirk OF visited
friends In town. Friday.
lev. charles -. Reynard OF Hiram
class on Thursday evening. rev. RsV-
nard graduated from. FiuShing Uigh
school several years acb.
Z. NJ. Fulton and family moved IN 10
gansport. Ind. on Friday
Mrs. James Bittenbender ana ~, -,
wheeling are visiting her parents NJ
ana Mrs. Thomas Haines
I'd walker Of Pittsburgh f. visiti,s
ms mother Mrs Mary. Walker.
o. p. krim OF Martins Ferry arr ytsi,l
ing at the home OF Miss Nora Krtp,
mrs. Alfred Trinpbath Of Moundsvfuo
w. va - visiting her grandmotber NJ.
sarah Wilkins. "'S
spent the week end with friends here
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WOMEN PRAISED
BY the Rev. DR.. A w. Mills, In Sermon
Sunday on Great Work Done By
Missionary Society.

The Rev. Dr. A. w. Mills. pastor of
Fourth street Methodist church. deliver
ed an able sermon before his congrega-
ton at the morning services yesterday
morning on the theme OF VIVA Chris
tianity Has Done for the Woman ana
h Woman Has Done for Christian
ity."
The discourse was delivered In con-
graduating the Wcman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society In its annual thanks Of
fering.
Or. Mills also presented In a most
brilliant and convincing manner the
scope ard method OF the Five Year
Jubilee" OF the Missionary Society.
This jubilee campaign was inaugurated
In 1914 and will close In 1918. marking
tbs completion OF the fifty years work
OF the society. which has auxiliaries all
over the world. and thousands or mem
bcrs.
The annual thank offering was taken
at the close OF the service and a large
sum was realized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
5 TEE

NEW YORK. May 3O.-steeI mills dur.
mg the week again benefited from sey-
siai IsIgs export orders. Including enc
~ OF $4,000 tons of barbed wire ana
s.""v tons OF wire rod. one large ind :
btndent company also secured wire con-
tracts estimated At 10000 tons. Othrr
nuts took orders for 5000 tons wire
Io1s In May foreign orders for wire
prodcts aloune aggregated about $4,000
tons. about $1,000 tons OF which prob
anly went TO the largest interests. Do
nestle wire buying. however. CONTINUED
unsatisfactory and resulted in keener
co with some conversations Al
prices on current businens.
Car shops placed additional orders fo-
pars. plates. sheets and shapes. agRre-
gazing betwcen $4,000 to 100. 900 ions.
fully as much. more tonnage IL bending
IssiIroad equipment manufacturer and
snap yards were able TO secure pilates
snd shapes at LILO TO lis base. while
fabricated steel for railroad bridges ans
e1ght at n very low level. G~aIvanize
sheets were higher.
hail contracts amounted TO To- 0O tons
me principal car orders were 1g9 more
Tor the -PennsylvaniE system and $50 for
the Chesapeake a. ~ the latter road
also ordered "a locomotives.
steel building work was again lRht
and railroad structural orders Amounted
10 only $500 tons. i%ncludinT 1900 tons
Tor the Lehigh Valley train sheds at
Buffalo.
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Mrs. 4. Deter came in from pftt.-
nuIgh Wednesday TO spend thc summer
field $3.50 =" "'"
~Ex-sheriff Johr W. Felrck OF Lew.
lsNllle was a business caller here.
The W. G. T. L. will nice, with Mrs.
~ Rtchner Tuesday evening. June A
L. .. Clans and =. r. Burkhart OF Ml-
ing. wen
Miss ouida okey has resumed her
stuuies IN the Marietta Commercial Col
Iege after spending n few days here
Okep. WV
Mrs. J. A. briggs and Mrs. W. n. An
ing.
Fleming Cehrs OF Benwood was a bus
mess caller here TUESDAY.
Mrs. Dix Preston has returned 10 her
nome at Athens after spending a few
Gays here with her parents.
MIS-. A. y Harper and children are
visiting relatives az GRANVILLE. o.
Evangelist D.. Wayne Harkins IS
spending "A few days here with his fam
Miss Elizabeth Bratton has returned
70 her home at Cleveland after a sever
AT weeks visit with Miss Mollie Adams
Nirs. VIM. Cunningham has returned
TO her home in Oklahoma after a monfbs
Nlsit Min her Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
Mrs. o. =. Way and Miss Agnes uo.,-
tler are visiting friends at Cleveland
MIS- Alice Dickinson and little son
Noodsfieid. III
Mrs. Bernicc Holmes Of Wheeling ia
visiting her mother Miss A. Oblineer,
north Of town.
Miss Katherine Hail has returned ~
Martins Ferry after n Few davs vi,
Win her parents here.
Mrs Philip Rhines was operated ON
~ tumor friday at > o'clock by DIR
HUH Of Cambridge.
Mlss maEgie steed Is Spending a few
u"fs Win friends at Wheeling.
non. leo. - fraW ford r.s~- -
9mbu Wednesday to resume his leg
Mrs. l. q. Mann and laughter MAJ
are spending n few DAYS with re,a ~.
at New Lexington.
Miss Kate Arnold Of Ozark. was a VS.
ltor here Wednesday. VIZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
MURDERER COMMITS SUICIDE

WILKES BARRE. Pa. May 30
rick Murphy. OF this city. committed
suicide this morning AZ n time wnen
his arrest was nea at hand. Murphy
shot his wife because she insisted on
leaving him while she worked for a
livelihood for herself and two children.
The murderer had been seen several
times since Friday and the police were
not far on when they heard a shot and
found the fugitive lying along the Cen
trail railroad tracks on the outskirts Of
the city. with "a bullet in his brain.
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Ar Wilson Yeaxsr Of Washinxton- p,.
frnsnt y weekend at the home OF ". 81.
Born. TO M and Mrs. c. d. s,riehrn.
9n Tuesday May Is. a daughter. Msry
MIS- L~ttie Elnnser has returned TO
MhseinE Island after spending the past
scek a. the guest Of her friend Miss
Mary Creighton.
ailss Martha Howard OF Trfadelphla.
". Va II AZ hons for some time.
Miss Laura Jenkins H. with her aunt
Ms Jennie plsler.
Mrs- FLORENCE Burton - visiting her
parents AR. and Mrs. W. N Rhoade-.
Mrs. o. u Tolbert visiter her sister
Ars John Kirk Friday.
Mrs. I'd Supler spent Friday with her
cousin Mrs. Eva Nichols at woodsdale
whose daughter h very sick.
Misses Mary Orr and Myrti. B.rr,
Neer wheeling shoppers Thursday.
ar. John Suplcr recently /,
lev buggy and Mr. Tom d a nsN
surrey Of George b. sprowls at Clays-
There was an agricultural club meet
ing at Glendale school house Friday az
~ternoon.
Young peoples social was held AT IN.
GG q mrs. John Pogue at Valley
DIT and Mrs. J. y. Chambers and neph-
ew Clare Davis returned Tuesday rrom
- ~EseSs Nisit With the latter's parents
teading circle will meet AT Giendals
scnool house as usual Tuesday nlEht-
Misses Ruth and Nellie Powell Visited
day afternoon.
Mr. Billy" Edgar was In this vicinity
on business Wednesday.
NJ NJ ". Frazier recent
an pNeriand- hNc passenger
FRANK and Rov Reed OF near WeSt
and John Orr.
Miss Grace Minor was the weekend
Elm Grove. ~
Sunday % each Sunday afternoon
Al lsock LINE school house al Z O'clock
Jnite a number from near Roney's
Iolnt attended the funeral OF Mr.. Nor
row Gigson. Friday.
AT; q. r. Pelley collector for the
Thursday. -
Mrs. VIII Pattison and Mr.
mace ~Mclslumphy ACCOMPANIED Mr. and
Mrs' w. NJ. Rhodes TO Taylorstown. pa
.ast week. They made the trim In M
phodes Buick car and visited Mi. Jas.
Mr.. Henry Otto OF TriadeIphia recent
~ purchased a Ford automobile
MISSES Mabel Rhoades and wftu,
~Nhapiaine visited Anna Tolbert. Sunday.
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Warrington Briefs.

Attorney Paul Armstrong. Of Fair
mont. was the guest OF friends here YES
tcrday.
MT aud Mrs. 4 NJ. Glover and family
attended commencement exercises 49,
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Burt returned from,
Cleveland yesterday. Their daugbt|r
Mrs. a. p Todd. accountants fbcrn a..
n several weeks visit.
Miss Kate Mckee. Of Pittsburgh. was
mere 70 attend commencement exercises.
p Beatty Is a business visitor In
Pittsburgh. ~
I'D IIolfast Is home on a short vfsf,
from the Texas oil fields.
Misses Mary Barrett. Gwendofen Han
ley and Alice Quirk. Of the Fairm0nt
Normal school. were here this week 10
attend commencement at the High school
new class Of 1915.
Right Rev. p J. Donahue. bishop Of
Wheeling. IS a visitor at the rectory this
morning
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BIBLE CLASSES
VIII Hold Daily Rally IN First English
Lutheran Church To-night-In-
tsrestinR Addresses.

The Ncighborhood Bible classes 81
wheeling and vicinity will hold a rally
this evening AZ 7:45 o'clock In the First
English Lutheran church.
The program includes addresses BY
Rev. W. =. D~ysingcr. Rev. Thomas Grier
K9ontz. D. D.. Rev. " G. Hartinger. Mr..
Arthur n. Arnold.
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RIVER NEWS

Late last night an 9 foot s inch stage
was az the local wharf with the river
rising slowly. II r. likely that another
coal boat stage will materialize within
the next few days.
The Lorena passed Up for Pittsburgh
from Petersburg yesterday morning
and the at 10 q. m, for the
smoky city from Charleston. The EN-
press r. the only racket out
today. she will leave at il:sO this mora
Ing for Matamoras.
The Rice and Dore Water carnival has
arrived for a two-day exhibition. oday.
and tomorrow.
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B'NAI BIRTH
Local order Holds impressive Services
In Memory OF Three Deceased
b

The second annual memorial services
Of Wheeling lodge No. CTS. b Nai BIRTH.
was held last evening In the Y. NJ. u. A
rooms A large crowd was present. Ten
nyson's In Memoriam. was cnder b.
Henry Front. A violin solo. Mr. David
Daniels. accompanied by Mr. Joseph
Bear. was pleasing. Col Robert Inger-
sors Grafton at the grave OF a child was
given by r. S-teinhauser. The lodge and
visitors then Joined In prayer which was
led by Rabbi N. Lazaron. The deceased
member we're. Morris Horkhiemer. Lou
il sax and Hugh Frank.
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Airs. Esther Bundy t. IN thc sick ust.
Aessrs- Herbert Walker. EIf Wake
ahd Joel Walker were business callers
iu NhscliuE. FRIDAY.
Mrs p 4. simpson returned TO her
home sunday after a week- pfsft vifb
her daughter Mr. r. e. Baker Al Jr
AR Paul Bailey OF Pittsburgh IA.
Welt with his parents Mr. aud Mrs. III
\ Bailey At this place.
AR. J. ". Walker Was a business calI-
er m Martins Ferry Monday morning.
Mrs Deborah White spent sunday
AFTERNOON In Colerain.
ON account Of tina rain Saturday Their.
Colerain.
Mr. q. A Miller was a business caller
In Mt Pleasant Monday.
Messrs Teddy and Claire Fell have
the whooFing cough.
AIR. AZ. l. Walker and son Joel were
business callers IN Wheeling. MondaV
Mrs. Bacon Of near PHILADELPHIA -
mere TO attend the funeral OF her p.ofb-
er MIS- Lydia haines who died sunday
AIR. William Davis OF Martins Ferry
was a caller m Colerain Tuesday even
SIR. and Mrs. Il. T.. Murdoch % Al,
Ileassnt were callers al the homo -
MI. and Mrs 1. A Hogin Tuesday even
AR. and Mrs. G. 4. Baker foru.r,v %,
ms place are the HAPPY parents ~ -
mite daughter at Jerusalem.
ana Mrs. Prank Starbuck and
AMY OF harrisvillc attended the IN
neral OF Mrs. Lydia Flames bets -,
'"S FRIENDS meeting house.
AZ. ia Strstton OF salem il vgsffg,g
dy f"'ehus MI and Mrs. Edward Bun
Mrs. Mark Lawrence Is on the sick
The G. l. c. class OF Coleraip r,,,,
Sabnath SCHOOL will mold "A socfai 81
81 p1y evening June -. Ia the Cole
ram Public school house
Mr. Gilbert Thomas and fauuy No..
S@,ieIs an tolerain Wednesday
A1d Mrs. Walter Thomas and
t,oisrs OF harriSville were callers I'M
caller Sunday evening N' 'o"il
her Abbie Murdock Is confined to
"eN nome with bronchitis. ~
ar. Lewis White OF Rellafre .
'a,dsr Ia Colerain Tuesday "0 d
. sbonnsr Hinnle Gibbs Was a Wheelin.
mrs. Burgarner or Wheeling is visit
Is AZ the nome OF Mr.. and Air. ~
Ar. Charley Wiley OF Barton WAS .
morIins caller la CoIerain ThurSdaS
MIs Harry Harris and son cun.-,
~ AKRON. .. are visiting her motber
il NT. Joseph Hogue OF GAINESVILLE. O..
The funeral % Mrs. Lydia Haines wa,
very largely attended. was
- ~ a. heeler was a bmefnaaa
caller IN 81. Clairsville. Thursdsv
AIR Alva Huntsman Of ST. Cis{rsyu.
Is visiting relatives ~i"HNlll-
rev Howard Pearson and wife and
son Warner are coming Mord', ".u
spend q Few days with Mr. ana III ~
l.. walker at this place ~ T.
Mr.. Theodore Clara a. aht.
around his home again. DC
MrS Theodore clark is Improving
~ IT, undergolng an operation al
Messrs- Edward and oliver Nagv~
spent Monday and TUESDAY Al the non.
OF 'heir grandfather; Mr.. Milton Yost.
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INJURED sY AUTO; SHOOTS seLF

PHILADELPHIA. May 90 Run
over and terribly injured by an auto.
mobile. vs.. g. Wcckosher. a private
Waterman. ended his agony by shoot.
inE himself. according 10 the police
who found him dying on the street
near be home here today
WcCkoshcr. who was 20 years old.
had a powder parked wound In the
nose from a revolver which lay be-.
meath HE arm Pieces Of glass from a
motor "a lamp were shattered nearby
and his clothing was marked where
the car had passed over him
No trace OF the occupants of the
machine have been discovered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
ARKANSAS LEVEg BREAKS.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. May 3O-The
Arkansas river levee at Rob Roy sew
eral miles below Pine Bluff broke
late today and 10000 acres. largely
planted in cotton. will be flooded.
The levee began 10 crumble Friday
and more than 200 men had worked
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AT PARK.
Memorial Day Will he ~Csleprutsd In
Fitting Manner.

Decoration Day will be nttlurly OBJ
served at wheeling PARK today SUM
merS band Will give an open air concert
Dotn this afternoon and evening and e
double Till Of vaudeville will be- staged m
the open air free to all an. park attend
ants. IL viii include an exhibition By
"otta and olivia" who came direct from
Cleveland 90 the park yesterday. War-
saw and jackson. who will perform q
comedy sketch entitled. "Frohc In the
Park" =
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BRITISH STEAMER SUNK
BY GERMAN SUBMARINE

BARRY. Wales. May 80. $50 p. m.
The British steamer T~ullochmoor. J.
? tons. was shelled and sunk by a
German submarine Friday evening.
The crew escaped and has landed
here. The Tullochmoor was in ballast.
from Genoa. for South Shields.
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Impressive services will be held thi,
morning over the remains Of Mrs. Josepb
~tteinacher. we'll known resident OF Ecbo
foint. who died Thursday evening. Fol
lowing the services at the home. Re-
auiem High Mass will he ~celebratsa n,
-, Joseph's Cathedral at 10 O'Clock. and
interment viii be in Stone Church Gene
terry.
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WEST ALEXANDER


WEST ALEXANDER Pa y. 70. :.
nay I'M c y. orr deliEhtfuliy en-
teftAlned On Tuesday from one 20 siK D
honor q heir son Johns ninth
birthday and their daughter Nartha.
-lAth The Afternoon wAs
-pent IN Eames Delicious Entertainments
f lhO-e present we're Har-
ga and Bsrnice Edrar Of ChyEvuIa.
stank and HOY Reed u near West Aisr-
- N.Y.. b~rnice and Charles Powell
1es.n Charlie. orr. william
~ Asel Powell Mary Rose and Thomas
ps lanes x Cox. Mary and kiir.-
~ SUPER. JACK supicr. Grace Jenkins.
800 Sufler. Margaret and Virgins At
.,n-nn. A~iargaret frszier. James John.
Martha and Grace orr.
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DAVIS ISLAND-6.3 feet. rising: rain.
STEUBENVILLE-79 feet, falling,
rain.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY feet. rising
showers.
MoRGANTowN-ii.4 feet. rising:
cloudy.
OIL C1TY.-I.s feet falling: clear.