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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09
BelIaIre Briefs.

z. p. Foreman is spending a few
days with friends at Woodsfeld.
Mrs. Samuel Meeker has gone to
California where she will spend a
year.
Mrs. John Hell OF this city. Is visit
ing her son. Fred Hell. who is attend
ing Heidelberg University at Thin.
The Good VIII Club Will give a
concert this evening in the Ebenezer
NJ. f. church. The proceeds Will be
FOR the benefit OF the church.
Mrs. VI. r. Barker Of East Liver
pool. Is spending a few days with
friends here
Andrew Roder continues m al his
home on Belmont street
Miss Helen Ault has returned from
visit with friends at Stewartsville.
John Thoman and family. VINO
moved TO Washington. ID. C.. sometime
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A Hint for
Coming Maternity

In a nttis book designed for expectant
mothers more complete instruction r.
given IN the u1e 81 Mothers Friend. 4"
This ~ an external ernbrocatiou applied
20 the abdominal muscles Tor the purpose
- rcducinE tho strain on iiGamcnts. cords
and tendons
In thus bringing relief ard avoiding
pain great good f. accomplished II
serves % ease the mind Indirectly has a
most beneficial eject upon the nervous
system and thousands ~ women have
deiightediy told how they we're free Of
nausea. had no morning sickness and
went through the ordeal with most re-
rnarkabie success. Mothers Frfrudss has
been growing in popular favor Tor more
than forty years. In almost every com
rruntv are Eranduothers who ueed 70
Themselves. their daughters have used %
ora they certainly must know what n
blessing 70 a. when they recommend 70
- warmly. strictly en- external aprff -ati1n
N has no other erect than % ease the
rnusolea cords. tendons ana ugauenta
Involved hence a. perfectly safe o. use ~
~ women. n is used very successfully
- prevent caking ~ breasts
'hnthcr'g Friend" a. prepared IN tho
laboratory - Bradfeld Regulator Co.
fot Lamar Bidg.. Atlantis, Ca.
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superintendent c. r. Warren. Of the
township schools announced yesterday
that a number Of interesting programs
and contests will be- held this month
IN the township schools. The first
AFFAIR will BE- held today when the
Rock Hin and High Ridge pupils will
combine IN an Arbor day celebration
at the Rock Hln school IN addition
to q literary program a contest will
be held and tho school naming the
largest number Of trees and birds will
be awarded small prize To-day
viii also commemorate The fftieth an.
niversary ~ The surrender of General
Lee AZ AppOmattox. and superintend.
ent Warren invites an old soldiers 10
attend the exercise This evening
81 the West Wheeling school a pro.
gram will be- rendered FOR tho benefit
Of the school library on Friday.
April IS. the Raid Knob and Men
schools viii render a program. The
feature viii be a milk contest 90 de-
termine the owner o. the best COW On
that vicinity
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81. Pred Hibbs was business visitor al
Morriqtowu yesterday
Sam and Joe Russell were NJ et
'lairsvillc yesterday on business
- Cowen. Of steubenrilIe. was ID,
TINS city last evening calling on friends.
George Milan was business visitor
~ ~ Dhirsviiic rcaterdHy
Mrs william Patterson. OF blaine fr
r"hhned tn her home by slight illness.
The Young Peoples Union 1f the
Mount Zion Baptist church held n roaaf
beer supper iu the church basement Last
evening
larEe number W local women uII
attend the reception fn the EIka club
room in Martins FERRY this Afternoon.
W. v Frazier ls at ralrmont on bust
neaa
Ous HetheI. OF roIiowat. vas bob tbt.
CITY yesterday ora business
br. John Hunter. Of HaYland was in
THIS city yesterday 0u business
Niles blanche Gillespie and Miss Mary
ard George rherfz lrff Yeaterdnv FOR
Tacoma to spend few days Win
friends
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ago. have returned to this CITY 10
make their future home.
Mrs. Earl Duffy and daughter are
spending a few days with friends AZ
Steubenville.
The Lady Moose Circle will enter.
tain with a euchre party at Moose
hall this evening.
The funeral OF the late John BovIes
took place yesterday afternoon. In
terment was made in Rose Hill GENE.
terry.
+. Z. Workman of ST. ClairsyilIe.
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Alfred Mayer has returned from a
VISIT with friends at CLEVELAND
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Glasgow a,
klee, who have been III are abe 10
be out ~
Attorney W d. Moore has returned
TO Woods1eld. after visit win
friends here.
Mrs. Oliver Howell of SteubenytIle
ha sreturned home after a visit win
relatives in the city.
A V. Wallace OF this city. is n hust.
ness visitor at Springfield and CoIum-
bus.
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ular monthly meeting at the church
last evening
The employees Of the Laughnp tin mill
Will work the entire week this week as
they are rushed with orders.
The Improved order OF Red Men will
hold an important meeting In their hall
this evening.
An interesting battle took place IN
shortly after noon.
The concrete floor Is being placed In
the New Peoples Bank Building on
South Fourth street.
The Lady Moose Circle viii hold a
regular meeting this evening In the
Schechle hail on Second street.
The nrst signs OF summer were In
evidence yesterday when the ice cream
wagons made their appearance.
The local aerte OF Eagles viii meet
in regular session this evening in their
hall on North Fifth street.
large crowd attended the hearing II
the foreigners In Squire Weatherson' $
court last evening.
A large crowd Mas present at the ser
vices at the city Gospel Mission last
evening which were In charge OF Evan
geliEt Hamilton.
Mrs. John Goodhue Is improving at
iOus illness
Mrs. John Davidson is said to be an a,
her home on South Fifth where she IL
confined with the gr:p.
large crowd OF the local Eiks went
10 wheeling last evening 20 attend the
social session OF the Wheeling order.
Attorney George Cooke left last even
ing on business trip to Cleveland 20
be ,gone several day.
large crowd attended the duck pin
games on the Ideal bowling alleys last
evening between the X. & c. teams.
The time for the receiving OF bids for
the erection Of the Fraternal hall has
been extended.
The largest sum TO be handed out 70
local workmen for some time will be
handed out tomorrow.
At the present time there are several
realty deals pending in this city which
will be closed tho first OF the week
a large crowd attended the PRAYER
meeting OF the First NJ. T.. church at the
evening.
William Faust OF Pittsburgh is in the
city for "A few days calling on friends
and relatives
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The following transfers were made in
the Recorders office on Thursday the
J. a. Clark and J. r. MiIiot to winona
Meek. tract OF Ian, situated in Mead
tp., consideration S250O.
John Schick and Augusta schick TO
Pauline Landau. tract Of land situated
, q Sc city of beilaire' consideration
W. =. Strahl and Lizzie Straht to r.
l. Douglas. tract OF land in Somerset
tp., consideration $1,000.
i, douglas ana y. J. Douglas tract
OF land in Somerset tp.. 10 II. u. Groves
consideration S96i.2o.
Alice Simpson and Lutte Simpson to
Henry Jones and Olive Jones lot In
GAINESVILLE. consideration $500.
barneEville consideration 81.
samuel 9. John and Adelia Jonn TO
r. L. Carrenter land In Warren tp.. con
Robert p. Brady and Jennie =. Brady
consideration Si2b
+. j. Ball TO l.. =. Luddeth land in
kirkwood tp.. consideration $500
Louise Susteric and Mary SuSterlo TO
Edward Thomen and Louisa Thomcn
William J. Kelsey to 4. Il. KeJscv
land IN smith tp.. consideration 81.
Adeltia ". Kelsey and May Kelsey 10
A. r. Kelsey. land IN Smith tp.. consid-
Grafton $4,000.
Trustees OF tho sewersvine NJ. +.
land Ga Kirkwood To conSideration i ia
Emma T. knuth and Fred Knuth 10
John r Bird. land in Mead tp., consid-
oscar + Laner ct al to Sarah 4. Bow
en-. lot in Belmont, consideration 81
Emerson Cambell auditor to Carnegie
Fred Burkett and Elizabeth n, f fsSrR
90 Carrie Burkett land in fBellaire.
clara V. Hunt and Harlan \. Hunt 20
consideration 81.
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BLOWN TO ATOMS.

YORK. Pa. April s.-Amos sloth
rour. 90 years old. was blown to pieces
and Clair Slime, 30 years old. was nor,
tally injured by the explosion OF a FULL
bucket OF dynamine on the farm OF
the latter near Abbotstown. today. The
men were blasting holes for tree plant
ing when Slothrour. carrying the buck
et. came near as a shot was beine
hred. The explosion shook the town
like an earthquake Slime was terri
bly, mangled and is not expected "a
recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09
Two Fires.

An alarm OF fire shortly after 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon called the
department to the frame house at the
corner of Forty-sixth and Noble
streets. owned by Charles Grella. A
stepladder fell against a gas jet. turn
ing IL around. and the framework
caught fire from the light. The dam
age will amount to only a few cents.
Another alarm was turned In about 4
o'clock. calling the department 10 the
home of Henry Miller. Twenty
and Union streets. Sparks from the
chimney set fire TO the roof and the
blaze was extinguished with the loss
Of a few shingles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09

The residents Of tins city were shock
- yesterday morning when they learned
that I. y Talbot had died .udderfv ~
his hone on North Eighth street al an
early hour yesterday morning Mr. Tai
cot Wa feeling a. well could b. 81
the streets a. late a. = O'Clock lie went
nome about $50 o'clock and while set
uns IN rocking chair WAs stricken
with a stroke OF apopleNy. which caused
his death a few hour later. lie Was
ABOUT - years OF axe and for tho last
rev years was a concrete -ontral tor
besides his widow ~ Il survived b.
three daughters and two sons Misses
blanche. Edna. Laura. Ralph and Donald
All At home. Funeral services will
PROBABLY Be held saturday afternoon.
with iuternl~nt In Scatch Ridge ccuete
oON e -thir city.
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Chemist Foreman and 5. Brown are
doins some carpenter work for Mrs
Jennie Brewer. In Uniontown this week.
John kitchey visited at the home OF
DIS brother. Luther Ritchey on Thurs
day afternoon.
William Taylor Of near Uniontown.
Was a ca--sr m town Friday.
w. II. Caldwell and W. 4 Merritt
attended the monthly meeting OF the
Wheeling Township Board on last Fri
day afternoon at Fairpoint.
Lawrence Armstrong was a caller at
the nome or his mother. Mrs. Martha
day.
Herbert Lodge was a business visitor
In Belmont on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Merritt spent Monday
afternoon at the home Of her sister. j.
II. Ferguson. south OF town.
Hon. g. NJ. Hogg OF Cadiz. Harrison
county. passed through town on We'd
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Copeland were
Corwin Cunard and william McFar-
Land, were business visitors at the
county Seat Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Boyd spent Sab
bath with their daughter. Mrs I'd Lyle
and family. who has very sick child.
l.. r. Brumhall vas In Wheeling.
Miss Lura Hatcher OF Belmont. is Wis
iting at the home OF John Clark's for a
Mrs Alice X. Lodge and daughter,
Miss Edith. were callers in town on last
Wednesday.
Ira Moore was at T. f. Boyd's on bus
mess on Tuesday afternoon.
oliver Moore and wife were at New
/ Athens Wednesday. end took dinner
with his mother. Mrs. Nettie Moore. and
were business callers in Cadiz in the
afternoon.
o. J. Reichman. teacher at the Oak
, Hin school. spent Tuesday night with
one OF his pupils. at the home OF James
Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs J r. Ferguson were In
| ST. Clairsville on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. + Caldwell were Wis
iting with her mother. Mrs Nancy Price
In Cniontown on Saturday. who Is quite
poorly.
Mr and Mrs. George A. Caldwell and
Miss Emily Nichols We're shoppers in
| ST; Clairsville on las. Thursday
Miss Virginia Tay.or spent Saturday
with her cousins Martha and sarah Hill.
Clyde Campbell OF near Uniontown
was In Bannock on Thursday and called
at the home OF OF W. A. Merritt.
Miss Dorotha Armstrong OF Union
town. and sister Mrs. William Caldwell.
/, were visiting at their brothers, Law
renee Armstrong. on Thursday
Mrs. Alice X. Lodge and son Her
bert were shopping in ST. Clairsville on
last Thursday.
r. b. Boyd OF Maynard visited at the
home OF his brother T. r. Boyd on
Tuesday.
Mrs william Lodge visited the last
OF last week with her cousins. John
I Thompson and family OF Riverview.
W. A. Merritt purchased two-year-
I old bay cold from LAWRENCE Armstrong
! on Tuesday.
Word was received here by the family
OF w. T. Caldwell OF the death OF her
niece Mrs. Walter Murphy. Funeral at
her fathers home in Saltwater at 1880
O'Clock Thursday. with short services
and interment at Crabapple. in the af-
ternoon.
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Mrs. Louisa Dunfee.

Mrs. Louisa Dunfee. a highly ca
teemed woman of Noble street. died
suddenly at the home OF her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralston. at Shadyside.
She had been visiting her parents
since Monday and was taken III dur
ing the night. but seemed to improve
toward the morning. About 2 o'clock
she was found dead In bed. Mrs. Dun
fee was a. years Of age. and leaves,
besides her parents. her husband,
Cornelius Dunfee. and two children.
Maize and Otis. Arrangements for
the funeral have not been completed.
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State Inspector Here.

II was reported yesterday that a
representative OF the State tax COM
mission has visited Bellaire. seeking
Information of persons who have been
found guilty of violating the liquor
license law. II Is said his mission
here was to find the names of the own
ers OF the properties in which the VIC
lations took place. for the purpose OF
levying the Aiken tax OF $1,000 on
such property.
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Hearing Today.

The case of James. Luther and
Wiley Hockinberry and Albert Dean.
charged with stealing a taxicab from
the J. r. Johnson garage on Thirty
third street. and damaging IL to the
extent of 5000. which was to have been
tried before Squire f. 8. Mason yes
terday, was continued until this morn
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09
Bread RakIna Contest.

Arrangements are being made for a
bread baking contest between the
girls OF the Domestic Science depart
ment OF the high school and the
Freshman class. The contest will be
staged in a window Of one OF the local
business houses and prizes will be
awarded the best bread makers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09
Young Qtrl Dies.

Yesterday afternoon at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Matz on south Third street occurred the
death OF their daughter Miss Elizabeth
AFTER an illness OF eighteen months
caused by fall from, a haystack short
~ after the accident tuberculosis SET
IN and caused her death. The girl was
sixteen years OF age and was we'll liked
by All VINO knew her. Besides her par
ents the following brothers and sisters
survive; Mrs. Frances Moynihan.
Misses Amelia. Anna. Edith. Cathryn
ana Helen all at home Funeral ser
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

Dandrun causes a feverish Irritation
OF the scalp. the hair roots shrink.
loosen and then the hair comes out
fast. To stop falling hair at once
and rid the scalp OF every particle
of dandrur. get a 25-cent bottle OF
Danderine at any drug store. pour a
little in your hand and rub well into
the scalp. After a few applications
all dandruf disappears and the hair
stops coming out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09
Small Fire.

An alarm from box q was rung in
yesterday morning At Has o'clock. call
INK the department u the corner Of
Eighth and Walnut streets. where a fire
IN the alley in the rear of the home OF
". IS. ranciS caused some ON 10 send
~ en- alarm: The fire was out when the
tlremen arrived
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st. PAul'x Church.

walnut street near Skin. the Rev
Harry l.. Hadley. Is. d. rector-The first
sunday after Easter. soc a. m. early
celebration Of the Holy Communion:
morning prayer and sermon The Doub
,hg APOSTLE; 400 pm. confirmation
instruction: $3.50 p. m. evensong and
sermon. -Ihe IMentN-fuurlh Palm.
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ne jury which is hearing the case OF
INC lslnwood Cemetery Trustees rs the
70 the place yesterday afternoon 10 Vie,,
me premises. The case WAS given 10
me jury late last evening and A was o.
fore morning N' "e
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BRIDGEPORT
Inquest Continued

The inquest into the death NJ the t.,.
NICK Bosche. who was killed BY a Wheel
ing traction car Sunday evening has
Deeh conunued TIL next Monday morn
Ing by Coroner Roger IL fs sstd ~,
th- continuance was made TO yet a line
on several more witnesses
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Wants Money For Horse.

James Heddleson has filed a suit
before Squire J. w. Morrell against
Isaac Lebow, of Shadyside. for the
payment OF "A horse. Lebow bought
the horse some time ago. but imme-
diately after the purchase the animal
went blind. Lebow stopped payment
on the check he had given HeddlesOn
and the latter is now suing for the
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Reception rhi. Afternoon.

Elaborate preparations have bean
made Tor the reception which will be
given r. the ElkS hall this afternoon
~ Mrs William Mann. Mrs. Charles
Morgan and Mrs. John NJ. Turner sew
ing and fancy work will b. the diver
slons OF the afternoon ami several out
of-tOwn people will Be present
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Convention Friday.

The Pease township sunday school
association Will convene in the First
Preshyteria church. Friday. April 10
and VIII be in session during the en-
tire day. fine program has been ar
ranged for the day and supper will be
the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09
BELLAIRE
Local Man Appointed.

Thomas ID. Powers. OF this city. has
been appointed deputy supervisor OF
elections OF Belmont county. TO sue
coed r. 7. Kitchener. of Bridgeport.
who resigned to become liquor license
commissioner. He received his COM
mission yesterday. and has already as
sumed his duties.
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HAMMOCK, OHIO

bASNOCk o, Arril S-Mr and Mrs
100 nam ond. who have bsea In
-. $3.50 ~ the past three months on
- account Of his health. returned 70
mel home south OF town on last sat
-I1-ls Ne are glad 90 note. Mr. Ham
nohl - some - hat Improved In health
MS trip having done him some xOOd-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09
Bib. Class Meeting.

The Mems Bible class Of the First
Presbyterian church viii hold an in
teresting meeting In the church this
evening Rev. J u Lawther will give
an illustrated lecture reviewing the
Sunday school lessons for the past
three months
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". r. Kitchener. 81 this city. who was
member or the county election board
i'f the past several years. resfgnra bIs
position yesterday. since ne Wa an
pointed license commissioner he could
not hold both positions. Thomas ID
fili the vacancy
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A large crowd attended the roast be.f
supper which was given IN the zion
Lutheran church last evening and ali 80
tending stated that the supper vas ~.
finest ever given. A social followed The
serving OF the supper 'i'
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Socialist Speaker.

John y. Holloway. a noted Socialist
speaker. addressed a larg. crowd az the
corner OF Fourth and Hanover street
yesterday evening. on the issues OF the
day MIR. Holloway Is dAne Of the men
who - making the trip TO Cincinnati on
the river. snd h a noted orptor
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MARTINS FERRY


shriNsr McAnnish. Who have the
contract Tor the erection q the neN
nall p4rk In the lover part " the city
vii cctnplete the NORA this Afternoon
and the ground Will b. ready tor games
to-tnorroN. The grounds will be cuul-
pleted fully a week before the time thaf
was given for their completion.
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Friday In Court

The Linwood Cemetery vs.. LaTaln
Coal and Dock Company case will be
continued. This case will be hotiy con
tested aud may In an probability cover
all OF Friday.
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spent few days the first OF This wssE
ot the nome OF her brother. John Price
near saltwater, helping 10 care FOR her
ne nSr niece. Mrs. Walter Murphy. who was
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ST. GAINESVILLE

ST GAINESVILLE. o. April S-Ths
following divorce case was ulsd in the
tlerk OF Courts office ON THURSDAY
Angollo Naline ". ANGELA NalLna The
lAintift says that he Is resident OF
IN" state OF Ohio aud that he married
the defendant at Bridgeport on January
:. 1907. The plaintiff charges the Dc
remnant with being absent for more than
three years and he prays that the Court
vii grant him a divorce ON these
grounds.
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Pleasantly Entertained.

The members OF the Industrious
Danes we're pleasantly entertained yes
George McCue on Walnut street ano =
large crowd was present. Sewing and
fancy work was the diversion OF the ar
ternoon and at late hour refreshments
" 81
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Mrs. n. y. Dubois entertained the
members Of the Ladies' Aid society.
Of the United Presbyterian church.
last evening az her home on Noble
street Following the business a so
cial hour was enjoyed by the mem
bera
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Much interest is being taken I'm the
meetlng OF the dry advocates which will
pe held In the kirkwood Pres byterian
CnuIch tomorrow afternoon. a. dele
safes from all parts OF the county viii
De present. The plans for the coming
wet ana dry fight this fall will be laid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09

The date for the annual commence
nent exercises OF the local high school
has been set for Thursday evening June
3. in the high school auditorium when
a class Of twenty-four young men and
women VIII leave the school The cIa.-
this year will be much smaller than last
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09

The Whitaker-Glessn sheet mill IN
the upper mart Of the CITY r. still idle
and there g. no telling when the plant
Will resume. IL Is said that the trouhi-
at the present time r. that the openers
are on strike az the plant and refuse 70
take a reduction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09

The local plant OF the Carnegie
Steel Company closed yesterday and
Will not resume again until Monday.
During the suspension a number OF
repairs will be made.
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Remains sent Ho,na

The remains OF the late Miss Ma.
Milson were yesterday morning taken 20
" heehng. whore thes were sent TO the
FORMER home OF the parents at New Mar
tlnsNllle. Funeral services Will be held
from that place this afternoon with in
terry.