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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-29
REVIVAL IN PROGRESS
AT LAUREL STREET

Considering the threatening state
was present Monday night at the
LaureFStreet Methodist Church for
the beginning of the two weeks re-
vival services. The pastor. DIR. Jollifr.
preached a masterful sermon from the
words: who's Is on the Lords Side ?"
Much attention will be paid to the
singing. the large choir being direct
ed by the Rev. John w. Eure, pastor
Of the Denny-Street Baptist Church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-29
NEGRO browns
4 IN sHOCKoE CREEK.

James Wise. a negro lad aged eight,
whose parents reside at 40S East Baker
street. was. drowned about o'clock
Yesterday afternoon in Shockoe Creek,
while playing on the baRks OF tho
stream with companion.
w, F. Baker witnessed the accident
and endeavored to save the boy. drag
ring him from the creek and working
on him for a half hour. but without
avail, death ensuing before the arrival
~ tho city hospital ambulance, which
Waa summoned by bystanders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-29
SERVICES NIGHTLY
AT FIRST BAPTIST

Rev. w. A. Ayres. field secretary of
the Baptist Council, is conducting
special evangeiistic services at the
First Baptist Church each night thi.
week and next. commencing at p
NJ. Rev. Mr.. Ayers is an excellent
speaker, and the public is cordially in
vtted to attend the services Special
music each evening under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Shepherd Webb
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-29
Municipal Experts Meeting.

New Orleans. Sept. 2s.-The nine
teenth annual convention of the
League of American Municipalities has
been opened here with about forty Of
ficials and experts on civic projects
from various cities in this country and
Canada registered as delegates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-29
OBITUARY
Arthur b. Davis.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. }
Amherst. Va. Sept. 28.-Mr. Arthur
B. Davis, one of the oldest Of our
citizens. died here very suddenly Satur-
day night. aged egihty-nine. His burial
took place at the Amherst Cemetery
today. HIS Is survived by two sons
A. b. Davis. of Amherst; Arthur b.
Davis. Jr., of Clifton Forge, Va; and
two daughters. Mrs. j. b. Kent, OF
Lynchburg: and Miss Annie w. Davis,
of Amherst.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-29
HOUsEBREAKER Is
ADMITTED TO $500 BAIL

Peter Anthony colored. charged
with breaking into the store Of G. c.
Jones at Greendale, arraigned before
Magistrate Puryear, was held for the
next grand jury of Henrico County
Anthony was bailed yesterday in the
sum Of 1900, his surety being Mr..
Undertake, of Lakeside. for his ap-
pearance next Monday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-29
GREAT REVIvAI.S HELD.
Preaching OF Rcv. George W. Wiley
Produces Splendid Spiritual Results

Produces Splendid Spiritual Results.
Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
Graves MIN. Va. Sept 2s.-Two re-
vivals, attended by great success were
held In Baptist churches of THIS Sec
ton the past two weeks by the Rev.
George II. Wiley. State evangelist of
the Baptist State Mission Board.
Mr. Wiley preached first at No
YUM Church, where there were nine
teen baptisms at the close, and then
Tor week at Graves Mill Church,
where yesterday there were twenty
three baptisms in the Rapidan River.
1t Is thought that the REVEALS were
the best--certainly the crowds were
the largest ever known here. Nearly
all OF the converts were grown peo-
Pile.
Rev. W. b, Carter Ia the devoted
pastor OF these churches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-29
James Corrie,ar,.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Lynchburg. Va, Sept. 2s.--James
Corrigan. aged fifty-one. travelling
salesman for q Petersburg company.
died here today after two years Ill
ness. His mother. brother and three
sisters survive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-29

Joseph Mason. colored, alleged to
have broken into No. 706 Munford
Street and to have taken watch and
lot of clothing, belonging to Delaware
aDoyd. was called In Police Court yes
terday. and his case was continued to
s1Atnrdav.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-29

ZACH Uneeda Biscuit is
II just like every other
Uneeda Biscuit-perfect as
soda crackers can be made.
Fresh from oven, they come
to you in a protecting pack
age with all their crisp good
ness intact.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-29
THE WEATHER.

Washington. Sept 2s.-Forecast:
enthusiastically fair Wednesday
and Thursday except unsettled In
southwest portion: moderate north
east winds.
North Carolina-Partly cloudy We'd
nesday. Thursday local rains; moder-
ate northeast winds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-29
Reports Roam Horse Stolen.

R T. Edwards. OF 1889 Blair Street.
has reported to the police that a roam
Morse was stolen from him. The ami
NAL Is described as having a long tail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-29

The case is regarded as test one
and its outcome will be watched with
interest by every theater manager tn
Richmond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
Tired and WOrnOut?

Don't you have strength enough TO
perform your daily duties? Is life
irksome 20 you? Do YOU have a
lazy feeling II such is the case
there IS something wrong with
your liver. 10 is rundown, worn
out. torpid You need something
to vaken &c % action. and give IL
energy and vitality
TRlETS are just the thing for YOU
Of your liver is IN that condition.
They strengthen IL and cause all
the waste matter AMI surplus bile
20 pass from your system making
80 clean and pure.
TRlEfS cure constipation. bilious
ness, lazy liver and the other vari-
Gus ailments that are caused hy
them.
Spearmint Favored Easy 20 take
Up-to-dste drug stores sell t1cm.
1Oc. 25r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
ARRAIGNED
nan Charged With Conspiracy Against
government viii Plead 70
indictments March 2e.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 25-
Harry Chandler. son-in-law OF General
Harrison Gray Otis. owner of The Los
Angeles Times was arraigned TODAY
IN the United States district court on
an Indictment recently returned charg-
ing him with participation In an al
legged conspiracy TO sens an armed
force Into the Mexican ritory OF
Lower California. W. BoWker
manager OF a n million acre ranch
on he border belonging TO the Cali
fornia Mexico Land and Cattle com.
pany in which Chandler and General
Otis are said TO be interested, also vas
arraigned with General u. J. Viljoen.
a former Boer army commander.
March % was the date set for them 70
plead 10 the indictments.
Baltazal Aviles. former governor of
Lower California to whom Il Is said
money was paid by Chandler. and two
other MeXicans Will be arraigned lat.
er. Chandler declared the money paid
Aviles was for X due on the ranch
property. The government m~aintaines
Il was part OF a fund to finance the
military expedition in Lower Calf
fornia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
UNLAWFUL ACTS
Charged BY Interstate Commerce Com.
mission In Report To Senate on
Actions Of L. & N. Railroad

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25-The inter.
state commerce commission sent TO
the senate late today its report on
the investigation of the finances. rates
and practices OF the Louisville a
Nashville railroad. the Nashville.
Chattanooga A St. Louis. and other
carriers.
Official records of the roads. the re.
port said. showed ~conclusively that
the purchase Of the Nashville. Chatta.
nooga a st. Louis by the Louisville
q Nashville vas primarily for the
purpose Of preventing competition
and maintaining rates.
n the Tennessee Midland and
me Tennessee. Paducah a Alabama
railroads were not purchased as
needed additions TO the Louisville a.
Nashville the report added. is evil
denced by the fact that they we're
never so operated. They were pur.
chased primarily to eliminate serious
competitive possibilities"
The commission announced that
certain questions should be further in.
vestigated and that n the Supreme
Court held here was power TO In.
spect correspondence Of railroads.
the correspondence OF the carriers ln.
Nolved should be- thoroughly exam
The report was written before
the u ruled yesterday that the
commission was without power TO in.
spect correspondence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
AGRICULTURE BILL
Carrying S23.ooo,ooo Passed by Sen.
ate YeSterday-NavaI Bill
Being Considered.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-The sen.
ate today added the agricultural biu
carrying approximately s23. 900. 900 10
me rapidly growing list OF supply
measures passed. and tonight the
bill was taken up. Seven of
the appropriation bills have been dis.
posed Of and seven are stll awaiting
action.
After considerable argument the
senate declined 10 ID the action
OF the agricultural committee in strik.
ing out an appropriation OF S235.OOO
Tor the free distribution OF seeds
one OF the principal new provisions i'm
h bill IL the 81. 500. 900 appropriatIon
Tor combating the foot and mouth die.
ease among cattle.
Debate on the naval bill centers
upon committee amendments. adding
several million To- the house bill I'M.
Guiding provision for FIVE s~ca-goinv
submarines instead Of one and 1s
coast defense submarines instead
.of No..
The house today began work on IN.
on me supply measures for con
lu'Idiion I'M that body. the general
ath'lency bin Conference on other
He"sures which have passed both
houses progress favorabIy.
That there is some hope OF psssirg
me philippine self government and hi
innate independence bin az this eos.
sion of congress became apparent to.
Dag 70 administration leaders set IN
work 10 ind o. means Of d~isDoaing y,
o. Do a short time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
Parental Bad Example
Cause Of Spiritual
Decadenoe
BY Rev Dr.. KARL IRELAND. Res
'Or o. 81 CeorEs's EpiSsopsi
Church. Ne~ lork

REGARD with no more a.pre
hension the ignorant excuses
Of misled crowds CRYING their
1nthinking themes than | do the
~ENTRANAGANT OSTENTA-
TI0N. THE OVERWHELMING Is
INNATE PLACED UPON 4
WHIRL or SOCIAL EXCITE
MENTS AMONG THE EDUCAT-
ED, FORTUNATE AND RICH.
so CALLED.
The children and the homes
wherein they should be nu-tured
and protected are sadly disturbed
BY parental bad examples.
What a commentary upoD the
decadence Of those sturdy home IN
fuenees which. with religion at the
heart, ssfeguarded to parents and
children alike their rightful happi-
ness and integrity Of character!
GRACE AT MEALS. the habit
OF CHURCH GOING. WEEK DAY
OR SUNDAY; DAILY PRAYERS IN
THE HOME. NAY BE OLD FASH.
Iosso TO-DAY. BUT the FASHION
IS ONE THAT WILL GO FAR TO.
WARD REOgEmINo TIE TIME
WHEN rHE DAYS ARE EVIL. AS 4,
THINK SOME or OUR DAYS ARE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
HOSPITAL BOARD
HOLDS MEETING
JOINT SESSION oF DIRECTORS
AND ADVISORY BOARD
LAST NIGHT.
Acteo Upon tire Question o. New
Members 20 the Hospital
Association.

4 mectns 81 the old board o.. ii
rectors and ofhoCrs Of the Ohio valley
General hospital In conjunction With
the advisory committee Of the recent
donation campaign. was held last eve.
ning.
The MceL1g Was presided over by
Mr Howard Hazlett. N-ce-president. IN
the absence OF President r. Walker
Peterson. who IL out OF the city. Ac.
lion was taken giving the 1900 S1o
campaign dOnators the right as mem.
bers OF the Hospital association TO
vote upon the election OF directors. 10
be held March .
Chairman H.. p Behrsns. OF the
campaign committee. read a report
showing hat there had been l.s15
.~donators. amounting TO date To
S256.Ss5lS.
The meeting was the last for the
old directors. while the new directors
for three year terms viii BE- elected
next Tuesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
MR.. CONRAD HIRSCH SUCCUMBS
TO BRIEF ILLNESS THURSDAY
WELL KNOWN BUSINESS MAN
WAS ILL ONLY SINCE
TUESDAY.
Was Member Of Local Masonie
Bodies and Of Wheeling Lodae
OF Elks-FuneraI Not
ARRANGED.

Conrad Hirsch. leading business
man, and well known fraternaIly. died
yesterday morning at $40 O'Clock al
the family home, No. IO5 Fifteenth
street. following a short illness OF
pneumonia. His death. wholly unex.
pected. came as a severe shock 20
his Immediate family and &c his many
fraternal brothers In the Masonic
bodies and Wheeling lodge of Elks
No. rs. OF which he was an honored
member. There were those who even
doubted the news, for a time. that Mr.
Hirsch had crossed the border. think.
ing II was a mistake.
In a business way Mr.. Hirsch had
been connected with the Reymann
brewing Company as secretary and
treasurer for the past 30 years. and
since the dissolution of the company
he had held a similar position with
the Reymann Packing Company. and
was also one of the directors.
Tuesday Mr.. Hirsch became IN and
left his duties with the firm 10 recu.
perate. Wednesday he became seri.
Gus. and despite every effort OF the
physicians. he died yesterday morn.
ing. The deceased had served as sec.
rotary and director in the Elks' Club:
was past eminent commander OF
Wheeling Commandery No. /. Knights
Templar. and past potentate of Osiris
Temple OF Shriners. His death will
be an irreparable loss to his many
fraternal brothers.
Born In Ohio.
Conrad Hirsch was born I'm Wash.
ington county. Ohio. So years ago. He
came TO this city at the age of is,
81 a. - - "
self with the Reymann Brewing com.
pany. which company he was with up
until the time of the passing OF the
brewing concern.
He was united in m~arria,V to Miss
Alma Hansen, OF Jefferson county,
Mo. One daughter, Martha, aged nine
years. survives. He is survived DIV
two brothers. Daniel OF this city. and
Jacob OF Chicago. and five sisters:
Mrs. Henry Kell. Mrs. Lewis Conrad.
Mrs. William HEIR Of this city: Mrs.
Charles Meidel of Short Creek. Mrs.
William Berg Of Whipple. Ohio. and
Mrs. Louis Greshner Of Germantown,
Ohio.
He is also survived by relatives re.
siding in Texas. and until word from
them Is received, no arrangements
viii be made for the funeral. Rev. O.
~Freeland Peter Will have charge of
the services. Wheeling Elks No. %
and Masonic bodies will participate
In the funeral. Tonight at the home.
the Fix will hold heir ritualistIc
services. and all members are re.
quested TO meet at the club rooms Al
1880 O'Clock. The social session
planned for last night was postponed
indefinitely owing to the death OF Mr.
Hirsch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
EXTRA SESSION
tcontinusd From first Pas..I

noi mad already prepared a proclama-
ton calling the legislature % convene
/ extraordinary session the first OF
next week. II was said II the reve.
nue. bills were not passed tomorrow
he proclamation would be issued be.
fore the legislature adiourns tomor.
row night.
The bill proposing the excise tax
on corporations incomes was defeated
In the Senate today. IL is on third
reading in the House and has a slight
chance Of passing hat body, u is be-
lieyed. The Senate may reconsider
Its action today in defeating the bin
and II is said tonight. that il may
then pass the upper branch.
The tax on excessive land holdings
Is meeting with much opposition IN
both House and Senate. however. as
is also the proposed direct tax levy of
twenty cents. II is not believed that
the latter bill can secure enough bills
TO pass the House. though il might N
the Senate.
Meet Same Fate.
The bill introduced by Pierce mo-
posing tax on the transportation Of
natural gas through pipe lines. has
strong support in the House. but
would probably meet the same fate IN
the Senate as the Parsons bill making
gas pipe lines common carriers.
II viii thUs he seen that the pro-
blem Of snacting measures to increase
Is proving a very difficult
one for the legislature. and only one
more day remains in which TO do IL.
Following the passage OF the gen
eral appropriation bill by the Senate
EAan III .-HH.H-A.
measures were introduced. senator
Coalter introduced a bill proposing a
direct la levy. while Senator White
followed with three bills increasing
the charter license tax OF corpora.
lions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
OUTLOOK BRIGHT
Adjustment Of Differences Bet~ee'
China n Japan May Soon
Be Contaminated.

PEkING China. Feb. ss.-The out.
look for an adjustment Of the differ
c which have arisen between Chi
ma and Japan has improved distinctly.
The conterences between representa-
ives OF the two nations apparently
are progressing toward a compromise,
The most important step yet taken
IN this direction was disclosed here
today. The japanese government has
given indications which are regarded
as definite that Il will not insist for
the present upon the group OF general
demands which h presented. These
Include the chief points upon which
China based her resistance to the
representations from Toxic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
BRITISH TO BLOCKADE
GERMAN EAST AFRICA

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. 20
Formal announcement was made al
the State Department to-day Of Great
Hritain's decision to declare A block
d Of the cOas OF German East AT
rica. as from midnight Of February
Is. The announcement said:
The British ambassador at this
capital has Informed the Department
of State that his government has de
cided 10 declare a blockade Of the
coast of German East Africa, as from
midnight of February 2S. This block
ade Is to extend along the whole
coast, including the islands. that is
from latitude 4 degrees Al minutes
south TO latitude 10 degrees 40 min
utes couth. four days grace from the
time Of the institution OF the block.
ade being given for the departure oil
neutral vessels from the blockadec
area
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

HelFoiand Wa Of ono time the
6r'tua Green of North Europe
The salary ri I'd general In the Rus.
sian army varies from $500 to g.
.I" . year
New York reports Tor 1914 more
fUln 5000 .tffuI. ra.r. Of dos bites
and 200 doc owners hned
Ten years ar0 tur British army ir
south Africa drew ON The TfItcd
States FOR about Too 900 horsra
Ih'rr were .u March Nl.Zis old ago
tensions iu operation ir Australia. out
Di 1 Iufrf ~ 800 THf Granted uu f1
Thar date
a eroup of French scientists VINO
have been iuvea'iga'iHe have decided
inaf small insects Ir proportion 70
ihf.r sile are stronger than larger
ones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

NE are living in an age Of what
w ! may call fsctionalism, an
age in which classes are dis
posed TO think that the happiness
Of each class is more important
than the general sun Of happiness
Of the entire community AND
THAT THE MEMBERS OF
EACH CLASS, DENIED WHAT
THEY WISH. MAY PROPERLY
VIOLATE THE LAW, DESTROY
PROPERTY AND EVEN LIVES
IN ORDER TO SECURE 1T.
IL is an evidence Of a lack Of that
self restraint without which the
bonds Of society will necessarily be
loosed.
we SEE IT m TIE THREATS OF
A REVOLUTION sV THE MEN or
ULSTER AGAINST TIE home
MULE BILL. WE SEE " m The
DYNAMITE PLOTS or THE BRIDGE
WORKERS AND TIE IRON WORK.
ERs At LOS ANGELES AND At ~.
oiANAPoLis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
TRUSTEES SALE.
aALr

SALE
Notice o. hereby given that by vir-
Tue 81 a deed % trust made by Tile a..
kcmper and Ina ~ Kempcr. his wife. 10
Edwin = Kline. as Trustee. dated May
zard. 1911. sud recorded IN the office ~
the clerk ~ the County Court Of Ohio
gounty West virginia. iu Deed 81 frost
it"oE so. H. rage y. I viii sell 90 the
'front.' door ~ the County Court House Boo
Nhe"tnr West Virginia. on
Saturday, March 9th, 1915.
b'sinnlhg a. 10 O'Clock a. m. me follow
lnE described property. that is TO- say
Ih' lnf o. parcel OF land situated boz
ltlfchie District. in ohio county. West
y lrEin'1. NOR" particularly described as
lgt numbered nee t5f as shown in tie
l'Iai known ns the Amended Plat of
'arrffa a. Meyers Subdivision" ar
'uuutl Court Of ohio County. West
Eiuia iu Plat BOOK SO. T.. al rara
l-a baluE Zoe same property that was
IH 81. 70 IINe o. hfmUHT by Jean
effa s. Meys. and Henry Never rar
nuf band. uy deed dated the -Znd fay of
Nol"Wher 1905. which deed Ia OF record
I ihe unicr 81 fh" clerk Of tho County
Court o. ohio County West gIrrIrI4
Doc Decd NHlA $50. 800 af page Hru
IAM OF SALE rrs-fHirH az che
nAf. iH.. money ur su much more 1s enc
INI lfs.r may elect fH InH cash DOB hand
on me n1y N gale. and fHr residue II
Two equal iuefuiwrrfs payable rfsrra.
.H mgrths aHd twelve months
VIC NHf pr sale. WITH Interest Che
purchaser ririnE hia usE9fisHI. rr5m 4.
lF notes fnr the deferred rnsmrHfH.
''r IrEaI tfl' being retained Hs u
a.'' ...F.f. .utI' H| fH. purchase
m"h's shall have been paid.
EDWIN o. KLINE
Trustee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
Or. asorrs a. csmpbsl1.

Dr. George A Campbell. local vaterin-
arian, who died Wednesday ovcnins a.
the haskins hospital. will remain la the
HlhdH OF wheeling people az a man Of
service 70 his fellows. Funeral services
over MS remains were held Yesterday
evening az tho home. 40. 80 Eleventh
street over his remains. az sac o'clock.
rev John Hess ofnciatcd. At the close
OF N" services the remains were placed
On the 1850 o'clock 81. q ~. train and
taken 70 Columbus. where intermont viii
b. to-day. a number OF fraterraf 49,.
cletl'l tu which he belonged. sent rrrrc-
sentattFcs to the former home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
cARRANzA FORCES RgTREA1Ino

ON BOARD L. s. s. SAN DIEGO.
San Dieso. Cal, Feb. 25.-Reports
from M~anzanillO. Mexico. indicate that
The Carranza ~orces are in retreat
from Gaudalajara. occupied by Villas
troops, to Colima. Carranza officials
OF the states Of Jalisco and Colima
have arrived in Manzanillo.
Three Spanish subjects have been
arrested by Carranza military author.
ties, placed on board the gunboat
Guerrero n taken to ManzaniIlo. Il
Is reported that this was done upon
orders issued by General Carranza.
The reason given for the arrests is
the alleged furnishing OF arms to ban.
dts for the purpose OF killing Of cattle
Tor their hides, a state onense. The
commander OF the cruiser Cleveland is
Investigating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
AEROPLANES
APPEAR OYER CONSTANCE

GENEVA via Paris. Feb o.. 9 .0s To-
diEpafch received here from
'~onstance says That two allied aero.
planes were seen Tuesday uirht from
constance flying roufhNarf. Az Ia
result there was great excitement Ir
01r~chshafeu Tho Ierpauns There.
DO Dr. eaid. were covered with metal
hftiug fhe ulhts in The town we're
flnauished and the people took 10
ne cellar. Tho serorlanes Few over
~ rsburE 70 later reached Hoiforf
safely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
sEALED P"ROPOSAIS

Aoucs - 1nnufncturora, Jobbsra. Mar.
chahts and others Who1saala Dealers.
NN rs WfsfFUT GIVEN THat
~ Wet Nlrririn VIII receive bids f1 v
q iIe 0' zoe no Charleston. west Nfrrfr.r
l-f 20 pr .inE .uruI.r fHr OBI. Gov .-a
l ..If.ra fna UunnrinI wnrfTa.
'. uNIrH ir vested Co., eHfU HHHrf
lrartH VIII Dol awarded rr enc IHufat
quality rurrffrran and other
thing being equal Wnaf NfrrIrI. r--r.
frs VIII D. EIt"n preference
LISTS - eurUIi.9 needed will De- FUR.
stating thr fine desired
nlALE BOARD UF CONTROL.
la-l-u CharlrHtun. West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
REsrsrEn

Ir11A Coates Hho Is known f.r a...
over 81 ono OF tfr most surarUrmarI.
men when Do Eets fui v1e arrested fa..
nleht on "a charge of being disorder .
When he was placed under arrest o..
'Hlror Neid"r Dol resisted t1s ousrr.
and vas lodged on the additional charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

N. .f Mr" Wary t NH.fnn
aged - % pa srH away 90 HI-rfI4-I
.nln. FfnrI1rE 81. arrived Hr.f.rf#. af
NelIafre. her former horne "H. U....
VII take place from taHrr. nom.
neuCe Harrison street. TsT4Hra f...
.enlnE e. nrI0r. fHf.H".r. ..T
Do e. Oak NN "rmEfFr" Saturday
Nra MfIfUu wru fnn rHHrTrar .f
Ihomaa Hamf1rd. l former resident .
ellairg surviving are her parents and