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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
Geo. E. Johns Co.
SPECIALISTS IN CORRECT DRESS

SPECIALISTS IN CORRECT DRESS
TAKEN FROM
MUCH SEASON ARE THESE STRICTLY TAILOR
ED SUITS OF SERGE POPLNGABARDINE AND CHECKS AT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15
Women's Fashionable Coats

Practical models for Street wear, of Covert Serge.
Wool Poplin, etc, all Smartly tailored .........
DreSSy Goats OF Faille Silk Gabardine, Fancy Co
yerts Chudda cloth, lined throughout sizes 10 to ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-15

Three deeds Of trust were left for
record with the clerk Of tho county
court yesterday
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Lawrence Moeber Of the Grove Il
spending Few day up middle Wheel
ing creek az the guest Of Adam Yahu
Frank West OF Wellsburg Was callin.
on friends In Elm Grove last night.
Harry Riggle OF the Grove spent yes--
terday up middle Wheeling creek fish
ing.
Miss Florence uoge OF EdEwood ia
attending the West Virginia Equal
suffrage association meeting being held
at fairmont this week.
Mrs. McClurE Hayes OF Pittsburgh
who has been the guest Of sophia Carr
In Pleasant valley returned TO her homs
yesterday.
Mrs. j =. Snyder Of GIenwood is III
at her home
Misses kathern and Margaret West
OF Bellefontaine. o, who have been Wis
iting their sister Mrs. George Rogers
AZ Woodsdale left yesterday Tor woos-
ter. Ohio.
j n. Scott. OF scio. ohio. IS spending
a few days In Film Grove tranSscting
w. NJ. Handey Of Benwood spent YES.
terday a. the guest u Rev. H. O. Tea
garden % Fulton.
Mrs. Lewis Horkheimer and daughter
Pauline, Of kenwood Place are spending
a two weeks vacation at Atlantic CITY
Mrs. J. T. Ball IS slightly ill at her
home IN Echo Point
Miss Eleanor Patterson Of Woodiav.n
has returned from Baltimore
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Buchanan obsequies.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence
MELl.SBURG. W. Va. April T.-Bne
OF the largest funerals held here for
many Years was that Of Postmaster 7.
IL buchanan, this afternoon, from che
family residence.
The services were in charge OF the
Neilsburg lodge. No. 2. a. r. A ~ NJ OF
Mhich Mr.. Buchanan was a mem Der.
Ihe iinai tribute of fraternal and per
sonal love by the lodge at the grave. in
Brooke cemetery, were very Impressive.
The Rev. Mr.. Livcrmore. rector OF tho
Meilsburg Protestant Episcopal church.
oficiater. paying a beautiful tribute TO
The deceased, who was one Of the most
beloved and popular men In this commu-
nifty. The floral offerings were among
the largest ana most beautiful ever seen
here. Scores Of men In all walks OF lie
attended the obsequies and paid tribute
10 him who had wrought mucu good to
THIS community and served :he people
u ell in his official capacity.
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STOLEN TAXI
Is WRECKED
QUARTET OF eeIIAlRE MEN ARE
HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
VIII BE trrsisned This Morning on
Cnsrses- Theft and tcr-es-s--
age 20 Machine

Wiley and Luther Hockinberry and
James Dean. of Bellaire. viii b. sfven
n hearing before Squire Mason this
morning on a charge OF stealing a
taxicab from the J. r. johnson garage
on Thirty-second street In that city.
A warrant was also sworn out impli-
eating James Hockinberry In the
theft
After securing the taxi. the quartet
started for JOY ride. No doubt they
expected to return the taxi to the ga.
rage but the trip ended disastrously
for the machine. While driving along
the Rock Hin pike. west of Bellaire.
the driver lost control of the taxi.
which collided with a telephone pole.
The taxi turned turtle and was badly
damaged The men escaped with a
few scratches.
The Hockinberrys mustered suf.
hcient courage and returned to the
garage and informed Mr.. Johnson OF
their actions. Later Mr.. Johnson ap-
peared before Squire Mason and Is
sued warrants for the quartet. Wiley
and Luther Hockinberry and Janres
Dean were arrested while the other
Hockinberry departed and up TO
late hour last night. had not been
located The men arrested were ar-
raigned before Squire Mason. pleaded
not guilty and were held for a hear
ing at . o'clock this morning.
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Council Meeting.

Al the Aprii meeting OF the Fulton
council held last night in the nose
mouse, every member OF the Volunteer
rose company rendered their restxua.
tlohH' whicn were acc pied by the mem
bers Of council \ committee OF three
Soenciimen was appointed. consisting OF
~. b. vessel. Alex snyder and John
ottlhm TO meet and confer with the
members OF the hose company this even
ING. Inc chief reason FOR the rcStKua-
Iioh or the company was that "a few
Meehs ago the mayor stopped them
from hoiding meetings on sunday even
iA on account OF the complaint OF a
huhDer OF citizens as 20 the way the
hemLers or the hose company we're CON
Quoting themselves
ihc ordinance adopted IN regard TO
poor rooms. Is that All pool rooms NAV
be open from O'Clock in the fnornine
nhtll ~ 80 o'clock at night Ordinances
~ regard 10 health and sanitary cundt-
hYhH. garbage and collecting were
ADOPTED by council a resolution was
passed asking FOR bids and specifis ti0u.
~ regard TO building a wall along TOW
street. near the national road Another
IMPORTANT resolution was ia regard 10
preventing the cucruachment Of build
. ..'ls ON streets and alleys The next
meeting OF council will b. held on We'd
hcsuay evening. April IL
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DYSPEPSIA
LEAVES FOREVER

HEXETS cause dyspepsia 20 leave
on short order These pleasant
spearmint Favored digestants will
make YOU feel like a new person.
They work quickly TO cure dys-
oepsia and all other forms Of
stomach misery. They work
quickly. safely and surely They
tone up the stomach, help the flow
Of gastric juices and all dyspepsia
and Indigestion quickly leaves.
HEXETS are sold az most drug
stores a 1Oc box will keep your
stomach IN good condition for a
long time Their spearmint flavor
makes them easy 20 take
Take one after eating to-day Get
box az the drug store
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MUCH In STORE
AT UNION HIGH
BENEFIT PERFORMANCE WILL BE
GIVEN MONDAY EVENING,
APRIL 20.
Graduates Looking Forward with
Much Interest TO Annual Reunion
and commencement

Before summer shall have made It's
bow. there will be several interesting
and enjoyable events TO take place
at the Union High school building IN
Benwood. that promise to eclipse any
similar affairs held at the well man
aged institution, which has been so
successfully conducted by Superin-
tendent ii. l. Pedicord and his able
assistants.
The first event, which however, Is
not under the direct supervision OF
the school proper. is the three-act
comedy, entitled, Teamwork. TO be
put on In the auditorium of the school
Monday evening. April 20, by the dra-
matte society of the Benwood Volun-
teer Fire company. Several hundred
tickets have already been sold. and II
is now assured that the players VIII
be greeted with full house. Inc
play is being supervised by Prof. Peal
cord and is for a most worthy cause,
as the net receipts will be given to
the worth poor OF the Benwood dis
trlct. Owing 10 the general Industrial
depression in that community, there
are many families who are in dire
need OF assistance.
On Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
May 10. the Rev. Dr. James M. Pot
ter. pastor OF Vance Memorial church
at Woodsdale. will deliver the annual
sermon to the graduating class OF the
Union High school in the auditorium.
commencement.
The following night, Tuesday. AprlI
"a. the Eighth grade commencement
exercises OF the Union High school
will be held In the auditorium OF the
building. The principal address VIII
be delivered by the Rev. Arthur Laz-
enby. pastor OF the McMechen Metho-
dist Episcopal church. A musical pro-
gram will be rendered. while brief re-
marks will probably be made by sew
eral instructors connected with the
schools. The scholars from the many
schools OF Union district will receive
their certificates OF promotion, whine
the Eighth grade students, who sue
cessfully passed the examination at
Christmas, will also receive their Ger
ihcates. The following schools viii
be represented at the exercises. Mo
Fart. Boggs Run. North and Center
Benwood, Paw Paw, McMechen and
the graded rooms In the Union Hign
school building.
The Union High school commence
ment exercises will be held In the au-
ditorium Friday evening. May n,
whe ma large class OF young men ana
girls will be given their diplomas OF
graduation. The principal address
will be delivered BY Judge Frank W.
Nesbitt OF Wheeling, who Is among
the most able and interesting speak
ers in this section Of the country. The
exercises this year promise TO be OF
unusual note. The speakers chow,
from the members Of the graduating
class. have selected interesting SUB
Jects and will make the evening most
pleasant for all.
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wing dancers that reflect the work OF
The master craftsman. Ned Wayburn.
Ihere Is but one pause In The Ham
Tree. and that II when for moment
Alexandra and Henry Sit down on the
old trunk. too detected even TO rag each
other. and Alexandra bitterly re-
prOaches Henry for Turing him from a
happy livery stable job. Al this point
the comedians are compelled TO walt As
the audience l. simply rocking with
Laughter. Throughout the three acts
there Is constantly something fresh
happening. and to the last audience the
audience Is carried on high tide OF
Joyous hilarity.
The sale Of seats open AT o'clock
this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-08
FREE RIDE
Chief Leyland and Detective Go to
Pittsburgh Ia Jitney-Had Been
"Stolen' From Pittshurnh

Chief of Police Leyland and Dave
Cleary. detective. got a ride in a jitney
bus yesterday to Pittsburgh. Here Is
how II happened w. A. Engler. OF
Pittsburgh. partner OF J. y. Cook.
came to Wheeling with the "jitney
Tuesday evening. Cook came to the
conclusion that his partner was try
Ing to steal the big auto and made in
formation TO the local police. with the
result that Engler was arrested by
Detective Howard Hastings. Yester-
day morning a conference was held
and the two partners agreed TO for
give and forget.
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ENGLISH REVIEW OF WAR TO
DATE is VERY OPTIMISTIC.
CONFIDENT OF ULTI-
MATE SUCCESS.
Writer Tells Of Failure Of Fundsmen.
tai Plan Of Germans-AlI Big
Movements Meet Defeat.

Correspondence OF Associated Press.
LONDON, March 27.-The ninth and
tenth installments of the French Off.
cial review OF the war. which in pre-
vious chapters has dealt with the Ger
man effort. the using OF German troops
and officers and the material and
moral wastage of the German army
dealt respectively with military sup
plies and the conclusions OF the war
up To date. as found by the writer.
Under the caption THE scarcity OF
primary material for projectiles." the
review points out that the chief expla.
nation Of the imperfections noted in
the German projectiles Is to be found
in the bad quality of the primary ma.
terial II declares there Is "a terrible
scarcity OF rubber" and that still more
serious Is the scarcity of copper
which is indispensable for the manu-
facture of shells and munitions" The
same condition. II is asserted. holds
true of saltpetre and Of the nitrates
necessary for its manufacture.
The review then deals at great
length and presents tables and quo
tations from German writer's TO prove
the scarcity of food supplies within
the empire
In the tenth and last installment
the writer proceeds to draw his con
clusions which he places under four
heads. as follows:
THE bearing Of the German de
feat" THE bearing OF the French
success" The three French superi
critics." and THE offensive faith OF
the French army"
Under the first he says:
Bearing OF German Defeat.
1T may first of aN be affirmed thai
the fundamental plan OF the German
general STAFF has completely failed
This plan has been superabundantIy
set forth by German military writer's
rs also in the Reichstag by the minis
ter OF war 70 aimed az crushing France
by an Overwhelming attack and 81
reducing her to a condition OF delpless
ness In less than n month
Germany has not succeeded in this
Our army is. rs We have seen. not
only intact. but strengthened. full OF
trust in It's leaders and profoundly
permeated with the certainty Of final
success Germany has not attained
the essential object which 81 publlcly
set before n. but the defeat which she
has sustained does not apply only 70
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FOLLOWING SERVICES, REMAINS
WILL BE CONVEYED TO
MOUNOSvlllE FOR
NTERMENT.
Prominent Men Will Act as Pallbear
ers for Late Friend-Bsr Asso-
citation TO Attend in
Body.

As last testimonial to the pro-
found respect in which they held him.
friends OF the late Judge Charles &.
Newman will gather at the family
home this afternoon at l o'clock for
the FUNERAL. The services will be con-
Quoted AT the residence. No. 1854
Fourteenth street. in charge OF Rev.
r. +. Brininstool. of this city: Rev.
Arthur Hank. OF Parkersburg. and DR..
VI. r. Compton. OF Moundsville.
Appropriate selections will be sung
by mixed quartet of local and
Moundsville singers. that has not been
definitely decided upon as yet. Fol
lowing the services. the remains will
be removed to the Baltimore a Ohio
depot. where a special train will con-
vey the funeral party to Moundsville.
lnterment will be made in Mt. Rose
cemetery. The special train will wait
al Moundsville until after the serv-
ices at the grave. and will return to
this city.
Active pallbearers will be friends
OF the deceased. as follows: Mr.. w.
II. kooch. OF Glendale: Mr.. A. l.. Hoot-
On. Mr.. J. F. Francis. Mr.. G. II. Hunt
er. Mr.. Martin Brown and Circuit
Vile. Honorary pallbcarers from the
Ohio County Bar Association will be
Hon. John j. Conif. Hon. Henry NJ.
Russell. Sr.. General Alfred Caldwell.
Colonel Robert White. Mr.. George ].
Rogers and Mr.. Morgan Clarke.
Der Associations Represented.
The bar associations of all the coun-
ties viii be represented A meeting
Of the Marshall County Bar Associa-
ton was held yesterday morning,
when IL was decided to attend the III.
neral in a body. Another meeting
will be held this morning. when reso-
lutions will be adopted. The Ohio
County Bar Association will attend in
body
Yesterday and last night friends of
the departed jurist called at the home
10 OFFER words Of coincidence to the
family and TO pay tribute to the dead.
Floral emblems were banked in the
room where the body lay in state.
The Newman home has been thrown
open TO allow the public To get last
look al the man who was friend 10
all who knew him, both judicially and
personally.
While the lodges to which the late
Judge belonged will not take an &C
tive part In the funeral. nevertheless
they will be represented by individual
members. One sad feature is the fact
that Judge II. G. Hervey will not be
allowed to attend the funeral OF his
cojurist owing to his serious illness.
In Wellsburg 4 well known attorney.
in speaking 81 the late Judge yester-
day. quoted the tribute paid to the late
President Abraham Lincoln. which
probably tells more OF the esteemed
feeling for Judge Newman than any
thing that could be said.
None knew him but 10 love him
None named him but 10 praise"
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FORFEITED BOND
John 6lsttner returned 10 Jail Yes
terdsy Afternoon-Must Answer
Charge Of Highway Robbery.

Friends OF John Blattner. who had
gone on his bond some time ago. for
feited the same yesterday and John
was returned TO jail. Some time ago
he was arrested for highway robbery
and was released on bond 10 await
trial at the next term o. criminal
court. II will be necessary for him
to spend the intervening time in jaii
now
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RIVER NEWS

With a full pool above the Nc
Mechen dam. and plenty of water GO
ing over the wickets. safe navigable
stage is insured for several days at
least. The stage at the dam last nignt
was l4.2 feet. while the lower river
stood at 81 feet
The Kanawha passed down for
Charleston yesterday morning at 10. 80
O'Clock. She was detained at the
wharf about two and one-half hours.
taking on freight for down-river
points. and had a large cargo when
leaving.
The Reuben Dunbar is due here at
O'Clock this morning. bound for
Pittsburgh from Charleston.
The Liberty arrived last night from
Matamoras, and is due to clear at IL
O'Clock this morning for Marietta.
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HELP WANTED" AT
COURT roH1oHr

Miss Emma Bunting. VIII appear st
The Court tonight and Friday III Jack
l.hlt great New YORK and chicago quo
cesa Help WantedT-with her own
company on chosen players Miss Blunt
inE's stellar tour has reached the degrc.
u an ovation and when her own beloved
southland shall have gut the nnal sea
~ approval upon her work. she will aJ-
venture into the Northern statea ~ "a
popular star iu "a play that has already
stood the acid test n metropolitan III.
mnuoa. All ~ tho South and Boz fra
Nprth many ObFervnrf fnaunrera know
that Niles Emma bunting DEL one of frr
foremost actrsaser ~ the Duuffrru.rar.
stage. aud now under tHe manarer.ef.f
N i.nit a itaftery she is rapidly taking
her position in The n ont rank N nation.
az American stars. Great plans and Ia
most brilliant future are in store f1r
her, but che prizes most the well. fsffe !
ana loving APPRECIATION o. the southern
public o. whom she has already rudear.
81 herHell in r. Frtre 81 memorable
plays. ~ her reception a. star in
the southern states tF criterion III
the fufurc. her career viii be- series ~
brilliant triumTha
Friday special matinee viii be Given
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DISTRESS WARRANT
Confectionery owned by George Pan.
tazopulis Closed on Complaint
Of W. n. Rinehart

Yesterday the confectionery oper.
ated by George Pantazopulis. az No
1880 Market street. was closed on a
distress warrant before Justice John
J. Gompers. The warrant was exc
cuted on information Of W. u. Rine-
hart. for the estate % u. V. Mason.
The notice shows that on April I ! the
contents OF the confectionery. includ.
INK show cases. candies. etc. will be
offered for sale.
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me pubic sale Of Samuel Oldham.
near dallas. yesterday. was well attend
"a ana all 81 the live stock and farm
animals sold at a. good price. the horses
seliing from $3.50 TO $3.50 each aud
90 $50. Sheep sold al u good prir. so,,e
going as high as from Sc to IS per
hehd. while pigs were disposed Of al
rom " 70 - piece. Another feature
lh connection with the sale was that old
corn sold for si.20 per busheI All az
th' farm implements and machinery
were dlspot ~ az good price and
complete success.
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AFTER brief illness with pneumonia.
John. the twO-y ,ar-old son OF Mr. and
MIS-. John Gorby. OF 1915 Marshall
street ben"ood. passed away At 5 30
o CLOCK yesterday morning. The funeral
VIII take place from the residence Fri
daN morning at sac o'clock. with the
Kew. Father O'kanc Officiating. Inter-
ment Will be In Ait. Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling.
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~ p. church 90 FULTON d. CONDUCTING
revival meeting or the Hone 81 b
Church and nervicea are held each even
ms AZ the church beginning promptly
a. % o'clock Another feafure 81
connection With the service is the arer.
ial music that a. rendered each evening
b. the choir
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Ihe Ham Tree" the musical rruIafv
which has made the names ~ Nrrrfrra
end Hcatn. one aH -charhermnfd. and
hpueennIn words VIII Do tho attraction.
20 fnr Court theatre Saturday Aur hi
matinee ana night. under John ffnrft e.
management ThIa year me aanfui-E b.
just Ha vast and Alexandra De- fIaf 81
nurErr a. n gore The road from the
old water tank to the Liberty" efafr.
o. atill 200 miles and thr frunE D. fHsf
- heavy O. fhe st0murha ~ the ftltsf.
81 GEORGIA Ministries are light THras
lWn touffiana. in their rr0feHlus Niger
charact nrlgatona ere fHnuirr Than evar
IN me midst ~ a brilliant comuanv uffn
Whlru Mr "crf has surrounded them fa
hie magu .fc-rt revival fhfe season Ths
chorua ~ The Ham free" 10 rhorus
such o. YOU seldom aee-Fffv preffv
rirIs ard rirfb.r youths. an % whom ars
solo. woodeu-ahor. eoff.ahos b4rk.arf
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A social and literary Program viii n.
rendered on Saturday evening at tho
fairview school few miles east 81
Elm Grove on the Stone church road
The entertainment II being given bv the
pupils OF the school and "A large crowd
Is expected to be present
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The members 81 the a. H. o. club Of
ElW Grove. viii entertain their friends
yn friday evening 90 the home 90 Miss
tlikabeth Jones The chief divers IONS
"f fhe evening win be- the rInyirs ,f
various games. us we'll AZ tuIoffnr "a
splendid musical program.
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fNNfiHI services were held Norffrdar
morning 90 30 O'Clock over the remains
~ The late Mrs Bertha baum b.r,-.r Ia
Lut family residence on EdFfurforT. 4r.
Followed b. requiem high mass lad %
Father Madsr fnterrnenf Wa tr ,ft
calvary cemefery.
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Mr.. l.. !. kirchner, ianitor OF m.
Moodsdale school H. busiiy engaged
TINS week In cleaning up the lawn
pruning up the shrubs and getting cN-
cry thing Ia shape FOR the approaching
OF spring weather.
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Monola Obseauiee.

The funeral of the te-month old
daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Nicholas Mo-
noia- who died Tuesday morning e {
pneumonia, viii be held at TIE family
home on South Marshall street. Ben
wood. this morning At o'clock. Inter
ment viii be In Greenwood cemetery.
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APPROPRIATE CEREMONIES WILL
MARK FUNERAL OF JUDGE NEWMAN

William Foster. who died Monday morn
ing at the residence OF his sister. Mrs.
g kemley. No. 2sl6 Wilson street. Rev
miller. OF the Emmanuel Baptist church
hAd charge and interment was IN PENN
sula cemetery.
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This evening the mgmbrrs 90 ftr
Ihilethea BIBLE class Of the f.Iru Grove
irfsbyicrian church. Will hold their r.r-
glar mr"tlnE ut the Florence Crifterfan
home. near the b bridge Tufru,, Irs DE-
business session social hour VII BE-
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Impressive funeral services we're held
AtEterdal afternoon az 2 30 o'clock at
Martins Ferry over tho remains ~ the
late Robert ~ Miller. who died Monday
rev. Jacob Nottingham ~ 81 Luke'a
church. this city. and Rev Harry T..
HHdleN. ~ g. Iauls church. Martins
cry. hnI rrnrEe OF The services
Following the services tuterfnenf Wa
20 Martins Ferry cemetery. The raIi.
hearers .wcrc rrnndsors OF the deceased
Joe Lash. HodFeu Tilfou. of Martin.
Ferry vs.. g. Mccoy Miller o. Whesi-
ms. and Clement Speidei of Cleveland
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Ine ladies' ~ &c. Nuicents parish v.II
hoId furhre party this evening bod too
paruchia school hall and a general rood
time Del tn 3D. expected
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DAVIS ISLAND DANi-3 feet. stat
ionary. clear.
STEUBENVILLE-4.7 feet. falling:
clear.
PARKERsBURG-s7 feet. falling:
clear.
clear.
OIL CITY-2.5 feet. rising: clear.
WARREN-2.S feet. rising: clear.