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\rW loRk pnODICE

NEW YORK. Aug H. Flour: Duil
and nominal. Pork stronger. mess,
f2sEou2S75 Lard Timer; middle
west spot. sl3S0Nl3 90 Sugar Raw.
qaict. centrifugal 80 test. s57T: mus
covade 50 test. s. refined. quiet cut
loaf, $40, crushed SS25 powdered.
s73t; granulated, $3.50 80. Coffee
Rio No. on spot. gAc Tallow,
steady, special. &c. city, 7c, cour-
try, 1U17, Hay Weak prime, 81 Is.
40 g, SiH CSC. clover. f0C Tti.05.
Tr.-sod poultry Quiet, turkeys. %
fr32c. chickens 2i i132c, fowls. l4ta
"a 22isc. ducks. Long Island. GOO. Live
poultry. Easy. geese. l3r. ducks, Is
1t21c, fowls. lko, turkeys. l5f1Sc:
ruostgrs lic. chicken. hrniicrs. lH0
G2c Cheese. quiet. state milk. come
mon to specials, 124l7c skins. com
mon 90 specials. 5fii2Nc.
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sugars Detroit wholesale prIces

Sugars Detroit wholesale prices
Crystal dominoos. 2-lb, s1i.3o, SIN.
sli30. eagle tablets. SO: cut loaf.
1915. Cubcs. $50. NNNX powdered.
sS25 standard powdered $500, grJn-
ulatcd. extra coarse. S195, granulu-
ted. fine In bulk. $3.50; granulat"d, --
III. cartons, $50; crystal dominocs in
cases. $50. IN half cases. s. $50, dia-
mond \. s. 80. Confcctioncrs' A. s. 20;
No I. $3.50. No. ;. s775. No. s. S77O,
No :. S165. No. y. $3.50. No. 2. SIS;
No. 10, 1850; 80 u. s745. No. 70.
$40 No. 13. s735 No. II, S735 No.
IL. S7.35, uon-Caltiug mixture. 50;
beet grauulnted. s. 30 per cwt., house
hold powdered. lib. cartons, - 20
case, S2io per case, IS 10 case. $40
per case.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug ll.-Dpening --
Wheat September down &c. peCcnr-
ber unchanged; May down NC. Corn:
September down ! i9c. December down
hc, May down sc. oats. Septem-
ber down &c; December down &c;
May down NJ, Provisions: Higher
Noon--Whent. september, down
! nc, December, down / nc. May
down Sc. Corn: September. up %C,
December. down ~. May uuCha me-
ed. oats September. down &c; De
cember. down sc, May. up i4c
Close: Wheat--Septembe down
/ isc. December down &C; May down
luc. Corn september up SC: Decem-
ber down NC, May up nc oats! Sep
.tcmbcr down &c. December down - e.
May up sc. Provisions. Lower
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Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCKYARDs

DETROIT, Aug. 1l.-Cattle. Market
dun, best heavy steers, $Sd $50,
best handy weight butcher steers. 81
q 80. mixed Steers and heifers $3.50
a Z. handy light butchers, S6W6.25,
Qe25, butcher COWS, s545.5O. com
mon cows. s425q455; Gamers, $3.50
q425; best heavy bulls. IS $50; bo-
logna bulls. S5.504s. stock bulls. So
IS so n G so: mixers and springers. $40
n 10. Veal calves. Dull and juc
lower; best. $l0.b0Q11.50, hcaNies s.
as sheep ana lambs Market. dull
and Csc lower. best lambs, SlO.5Ot
fair lambs. Ss.25alO. light 20 com
mon lambs. sSGs, fair 70 good sheep,
IS 80 N625; culls and common. $50
so Hogs. Market pigs steady, S9H
9.75 others, ljc higher, Sl04 1890.
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EAST DIDN'T
do VERY WELL
Only Red SOX TOted Home
Scalps From Invasion of
Occident

NEW YORK Aug 1l-!4omeward
bound from western diamonds, the
four eastern American league teams
are today far lower In the standings
that when they sot out on the inva.
sion Only the Rod Sox, leading the
league by virtue OF successive de-
feats Of Chicago. have improved
their standing.
While I'm the west, the Athletics
completed their run Of 20 successive
defeats, the record they have won
but two ont OF their laat % games.
The Yankees. although crippled.
led the league when they started
west, and are lmping home today
In sixth place shot through and
through by successive lllluch and
injuries 10 PLAYERS. they lost another
star yesterday, when Arragon the
Cuban infeldo-. recalled from
minors. went down with
bruised arm.
The Senators. never counted ont
OF the pennant race were making
moves toward she first division when
they left the capital city, but today
only the Athletic prevent Grlnth's
men from dropping into tho cellar.
The rush ~ the ST. Louis Browns
from the depths of seventh place to
tho edge of the Arst division has
been the feature ~ the last three
weeks Fourteen straight games
were won by Fielder Zones crew
and dropping hut one, they arc on
their way 10 another string Of vic.
tories
In the National league. the cast.
crncrs. playing at home, have been
the victors Th" Giants took II ont
~ : from their visitors the Dodg-
ers 70 out NJ 10: the Braves . out
of iG. and the Phillics ~ ont of 1s.
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Derellct Found Dead

An unidentified man was found
dead. early Friday morning, at Mid.
die and Clifford.s's. The body was
noticed by coal passer in the De
troit creamery. who stepped up to a
window for n breath OF fresh air.
The corpse was turned over to the
county morgue by the police The
derc'.ct was about Ave feet, seven
inches tall, OF medium weight and
ah'hbily dressed Death Is thought
l1 have been caused by alcoholism.
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IIIICAGn LIVE STOCK

CWTNNGU. AuE II.--HOgs. Re-
ceipts. $4,000, market sc higher;
miN.d. and butchers. $9.90MlO.75. good
heavy. S10.l0H 0.G5. rough heavy,
sqS001O.05, light. t101o ri 10 70. pigs.
SNAoN9.qO. Cattle: Receipts, $500.
market steady, beeves S69od10.6o;
COWS and heiCers $3.50 n 9.25. stockers
and feeders, s. n 7.S5. Texans, s7.16 N
$50. calves S061265 sheep: Re
ccipts. 1000. market weak 70 iOc
lower. native. SG6O8S, western, 81 n
$; lambs. s7.i0m 1915, western. $77j
NIL %
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Qnntatlnns hy ralne. Webber q Z.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO, O. Aug, wheat: cash
SLt0. september S1.51ia, December,
81 .bhA Corn: Cash SEC September
S5ilc. December 12Lc Oats. Cash
44atc. september t6%c: December
tglac, Rye; cash S109. CIoverseed
Cash SO 40; October si0.5O. December
Si0.65 Alsikc; Prime. ti025 Timo-
thy: Cash f2sO. Butter: Brick cream
cry 3lc; tub creamery. soc Eggs:
Ffcsh candled. &c; fancy selects. 900.
Hay. Unchanged
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cum CoppEn sToCI<s.
-DuIlAGn ni-rrER MAnkrr

r,tras. gStsc nrsts. 27H a2sc. dairy
r,lraa. octs H 2GNc; firsts, 26a 26c.
Tu4H Prime ordinary. 22H22ac.
.'r-tr g7at-al-. cheese: Twins l5L
u..# ,r. tounr Americas. i6dlGLc G.
Live poultry Fowls. tGd17iSc &c;
ducks f-ie ul4y. geese. lOnI2c.
sprfrEs. INulrr. turks. iSc Pota-
,... ohio. .l.p Sis. New potatoes
R.rcipt- 20 cars
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Detroit Bank clearlnas

Detroit bank clearIngs for Friday
were sI0,632,00733. Total clearings
for 1916 to date were S1,252.175.
ss4.15. as against $685.. 2.209. .O6s.l4 for
the corresponding period last xsaI.
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CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND. Aug, l.-Hogs' Re-
ceipts. 5000 l5c higher; mixed and
mediums, $1,000; pigs, sl0M 1925; {;
roughs, $3.50; stays. IS. Cattle: Re-
,Gelpts. Is cars; Arm. sheep and
lambs Receipts. cars; weak; lambs.
top. s10.50. Calves: Receipts. 250;
steady, top sl3.
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GALNENTON, TrN, NuE. IL
The British Steamship Norman
dIrr, arriving here today from
GenoR, reported rrscuInE ~ men
from boats of the italian steamer
Angelo, after that ship vns sunk
IN the Medite terrancan by n sub
marine. rhe survivors were land
ell in tigiera. The Normsndier
niso reported she learned at Al
niers that % big German sub
marine, with two coming towers,
Mas sunk In the Mediterranesn.
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RA CO. s
Fort Erie Results.

First Race fuflupEs--SprinE
Wheat 100 ,Wolst"nhuiiup, SIS 40,
$40 SO aud S. go. won. Gala Dress. 9N
ICAliahAu). s. SO and 81 40. second (,
Fox Trot. l09 CRobtnson). s So third.
Time .th 2-6 Captain Kay. Imp.
Van. Blue Plume. Honey Shuck and
Gold Hund nlAn fnn.
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NEM Nnnk nIrrEm NNn EGH.

NEW YORK. AUG ll.--Huttt'-
Steady; receipts. l0,136. creamery eN-
ira. 20iac. state dairy tubs. % y f 20c.
imitation creamery hrsts % ID 26c,
specials. 31u3tis isc. Eggs: Firm. re-
cel2ts, i5.oaT nearby white fancy 36
a lOc. nearby mixed fancy. 27m $50.
fresh nrsts. 210 SIC.
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TOLEDO LIVE STOCK

TOLEDO. o., Aug. ll-Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 900, market. 10u zoe higher
heavies. $40. 60 1910; mediums, sl0.6(
pigs. s10,loH10.25. Calves: Market
steady sheep and lambs: Market
steady.
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II sometimes happens that a man
marries and settles down-in other
words. he subsidies under pressure
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Banks and Trust Companies.
Tho following frms are prIvIleged

The fOIIOWinR INNS are privileged
TO execute orders on the Exchange:
W. z Moss n Co, Carlyle 3 Povah.
Geo. NJ West & CO. T.. r. Maccrone
moup G & &c co W W ToI n Mcf.auehi,n' u 1i n Heyy- Iey
rilI. Lynch & Co w A. Hamlin &
Co. VIM a Neer & Co. Sinclair &
Couls. Emmct ]. Sprague. VIM. II.
Co. w. T. Reilly & Co. Matthew
Finn. a w. Wallace Il Co. Lewis @.
Stockard & Co. Bennett. Smith &
Carton
The Detroit times., 1916-08-11

CHICAGO Whom Mrs Katherine
KocisH accidentally burned mp $3.50
given her 10 keep by steve Joswick.
she sent 'hc ashes 20 President VII
son. Some one told her ghe could
yet the money back.
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NOTE WRITTEN
BEFORE DEATH
FINDS HIS KIN

In the clothing Of ". VI. Jackson.
a Negro. who collapsed on the
street died in tho city hospital. ear
ly Thursday morning, was found a
note, saying should anything hap
pen 10 me, notify them" giving the
names and addresses Of Delta Jack
son, Desoto. Mo, and Mollie Wiley,
No 2l2S Chestnut-st., St. Louis, Mo.
The note was written with foresight. B..
for CoroneT's Clerk William De.
Iaurier has communicated with
them
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TODAY'S GAM &
DETROIT.
600
CHICAGO.
600

Batteries--Coveleskie and Mckee;
Wolfgang and Schalk. Umpires-
Hlldbrand and Owens.
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WOMEN TO SMIM
FOR NEW RECORDS

CHICAGO. Aug. 11.-Women's
swimming records for the 44O yards.
and high diving events, were ex-
pected to so by the boards here TO.
morrow in the National A. \. U.
women's swimming meet. Some of
the best women swimmers in the
country have entered
Among those entered are Miss
Claire Galligan, OF New York. hold
or OF the 220yard record; Miss Olga
Dorfner, OF Philadelphia. national
record holder OF the 80 and 1e0-yard
swims. and Miss Violet Wilson and
Mrs r. ]. West, Jr.. Chicago.
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PrintisR--the plain neat kiad-thRt
4. Elsht-rLmss Job Dept.-Main S520.
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ETGrN nuTrER

ELGtN. III Butter sales are at
2sac, an increase of hc.
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COVE ON
MOUNDFOR
DETROIT
Wolfgang and McMul-
len Form Battery
for SOX

COMISKEY PARK. Aug ll.-Cov-
eleskie was Jennings selection 10
open the series with the White Sox
today. with Mckee catching. Wolf
gang and Schalk performed for the
Sox.
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prfnttug~-the pisfn nest ktpd-th.t
y s1shs--S1a~aa 49, IA>>t---N~kA AA2al
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DvTTER AND rGGs

BJTTER AND EGGS
Butter Extra creamery. 2Sizc lb.:
creamery hrsts 27tkc III. dairy. 2Sc
ID. package. 2lc 10
EEEs-Fresh receipts .1eos inciud
Cd. frSts. 24c. current r. ripts. 2i C.
Receipts Friday. 3.225 cases
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First Inning.

DETROTT--Vitt singled 70 center.
BUSH sacrificed. woltang 10 y Ness.
L Collins threw out C"bh. Wit TAX
ing third Weaver whipped out Vcach.
No run. one hit. no error.
CHICAGO-Bush threw out J. Col
Inns. Weaver grounded out. CoveleF-
kie To HeIlman. T.. Collins singled
30 center. Jackson doubled near tho
left neid foul line. r.. Collins stop
ping at third. Wit threw out Ness.
No run two hits. no error,
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Second Inning.

DFTROiT--Cr wrord opened with
n triple 20 right hsld fence +. COL
Inns tossed out Hetlman Young was
called out on strikes. Mckee walked.
Coveleskie was called out on strikes.
No run. ono hIt, no error.
CHICAGO -Bush threw out Felsch
on fast play Bush ran into short
left and got SchaIk.s rs. McNullen
nicd 20 NcRch. No run, no hit. no
error.
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Standard Oil Stocks

Quotations by Hornblower & Weeks.
August IL 1916.
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PrtntinE-the plain neat klnd--that
L. riEht-Tlmes job Dept.-MRin 1870.
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NEW YoRk CorroN MAR>Er

Reported by Paine, Webber a CO
Auw fl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22
Moundsvflls Rriefs.

Miss Virginia Buriey. Of Wheeling.
sIeut sunday at her home On Virginia
street.
Miss ksthcryn Conner. Of Second
street. leaves tomorrow for Warrington
Tor an extended visit with her sister.
Mrs. Lem Harvey.
pr. J. NJ. williamson. OF Charleston. a
member % tho state board OF control is
VISITING with his son iu this city. and at
tending tu business matters ia the inter-
est Of his office.
city council will hold its regular semi
monthly business meeting this evening
Al the city building ON SINth street.
carl NaNmnu. ut cameron. spent sum
day iu tho city visiting with friends and
relatives.
T.. g. Mc'losry. 90 Oab avcrlc. who
has been quite seriously 30 for some
time, ls now slowly Improving.
hr. ana Mr.. o. l.. Mysr-. Of Shcp-
Nord-towu. Pa. are spending several
DAYS here visiting with friends and rel
atiNCe.
The graduating class Of tho high
school OF 1910. viii hold e reunion this
w''k. Every m Of the class IS in
Tho city az the present time.
Miss Jcs'phlu. Braufucr. Of Fourth
street. visited with Misses Eliza and
Mar kuhl. or Roberts Ridge. Susday.
Miss EVELYN henderson has returned
Co her nome az Wheeling. after r. visit
with Misses Dora and Virginia H'uder-
son. Of Itfth street.
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commencement At
M0UNDSVILLE HIGH
ANNUAL EXERCISES WILL BE HELD
IN IRs n. L. CHURCH
TONIGHT.
Thirty-three 20 Receive Diplomas-Hon.
G. Z. Carrigan TO Speak-Other
Moundsville. News.

Numerically larger 10y mine than any
preceding class 800 the history OF the
school. thirtN-thrco graduates Will 10"
awarded certificates of graduation at
tho annual commencement a. Mounds
VILE high school this evening. The cN-
~crct~cs Will bc hold at tho First NJ. D..
church auditorium. beginning promptly
at s.iJ o'clock.
The anuusl address Co th. members
Of the class will 10, delivered by Hon.
q. T.. Carrigau. OF Mouud~Nillc. one OF
the most Irumiu'ut attorneys OF
NoundsNillc. he having been unanimous
j. selected b Nthc class. The diplomas
viii be presented 90 the Graduates by
Mr.. j. W. G8rvin. president uf tho
Moundsvillc independent school district
board OF education.
The graduation exercises Will open
with the Grand March from Elsnz.
tNagnor'. by Miss Helen Henderson.
following which Rev. Father Francis o..
Flanagan viii deliver the Invocation. 4
vocal solo Will be- rendered by Miss
jeanette Boohcr following which tho
Senio class song viii De- sung. Mr.. Car
rigan viii deliver tho commencement adj
dress, and The presentation OF diplomas
VIII then take place.
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The graduating class OF M~ounasNllIc
ScN'utN-uiur strong. ON entering
the largest freshman class In
the schools history. The members OF
the class. both young mon and women.
have taken an active interest IN tfh-
lstlD~. and the school bon general When
freshmen. many Il tho students were
selected for the baseball nine. football
squad and track team. and throughout
the -four years. many Of th. orlur, and
black triumfs hAy, been directly du. to
tn, ones who finish their high school
work this evening The present base
ball team attributes part Of its success
to tho senior class members. and the
honor gained af tho -. y. \. a. Held and
track meet Saturday afternoon was dI-
rtCtly due Co senior talent.
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Held Annual Memorial.

Ohio Valley Camp. 80. Bass. Modern
uotmsu of America. held its annual
memorial services sunday Afternoon at
the calvary ~. D.. church. tn, members
of the order. together with a. number
OF the uniform rank 81 Martins Ferry.
Elm Grove and Mh,'lluE camps. ASSEM-
nlcd al tu" h~stdpuarfsrs ON jefferson
avenue. and marched Iu "A body TO the
church. vh.r, CO., services w.r, CON
Quoted. The Eagle band furnished
music.
At the church a splendid Program boz
honor of the deceased trother was car
ri'o out. It,v. g.. g.. Lauham delivering
th, annual memorial address,.
Immediately following the services tho
luGg. members. headed by tu, band.
marched Co tG. Mt. Rose and Green
lawn cemeteries. whar, fh, Erac.- -
tHe deceased members wDr uttIurIy PEE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22

wagon loads or tin cans and other rub
Dish have been hauled away.
Miss Mamie Fisher. OF M~oundsville.
i visiting her grandparents AR. and
Mrs. Summa, OF Warwood avenue.
Richard WeislinE. or Ninth street.
LETT yesterday for Alexander Bay. can.
To spend a t~wo-wceks vacation before
entering Annapolis Naval Academy.
Many local people went on the cNcur-
sion from here To Pittsburgh yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Azcl Fair and daughter,
Mary. returned from a visit IN PITTS
burgh. saturday.
Miss Virginia ShearinE and Marie
Niyrn. both Of Nineteenth street. will
spend several weeks in Pittsburgh.
visiting friends and relatives.
me residents OF South Marwood.
have their petition ready TO hand to the
council. for the consideration Of a bond
issue To pave the streets in south War
wood.
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The annual b~acrsiaIr'at. sermon 20
tho graduates was delivered last eve
IIuE by Rev. j. Kelley citizen. pastor OF
tho MoundSVili, United Presbyterian
church. tho services being conducted IN
the main auditorium OF 90. First NJ. D..
church. Rev GInen address was high
Is interesting. The services were very
largely attended. The graduates wur.
caps and gown. and wrD seated with
the members OF tho faculty iu a zoe
served section of the church auditorium.
The auditorium was beautifully dec
rated for the occasion with the class
Celors-Drtmsou and gray. the class
flower. American beauty roses. and other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22

The committee appointed TO consider
plans Tor tn, new play round follows.
Mayor 4 II. kudrlb'rE,r George os-
.Suth. John \. Moore. McSdames =. -.
christian. W. D.. NcCulla. T.. VI. Wci~t-
Ing and Miss sarah GooCh.
The abpv" commute, viii hold "a
meeting this week and elect officers
and draft bylaws. and appoint mem
h'fs 20 make e canvass OF the city Ia
solicit members. The children are
crca'ly 'nthused over the news that
tho play ground Is how under way.
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WARWOOD
WIN HOLD Union Picnic.

Tho ~unlIy soh0olH ~ the Inherent
denominations col. Warwood are plan
ming tn hold a union picnic some time
tho nrSt OF June.
The matter was tabsn un ycs-"r1ay
ty the superintendent OF th. uiuereut
sunday e,nouI- Delegates viii be ap-
pointed go represent each school. ana O.
meeting ~ these representatives VIII
be- called On Thursday evening. at tac
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22
COLLISION SINKS VESSEL.

LONDON, May 81: S:2j L. NJ
Lloyd's Berry correspondent reports
that h British steamer Salient has
returned to port after having sunk
during a collision off Rhoose Point.
the Danish steamer Havet. a vessel
of 1905 tons. Twelve OF the Hayet's
crew are missing. Her captain and
three men of the crew were rescued.
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PAY TRIBUTE TO LAMAR.

WASHINGTON. MAY aI.-A tribute
to the memory of the late Associate
Justice Joseph II. Lamar will be paid
by members Of the bar of the supreme
court next SATURDAY. Senator Hokc
smith of >ieorgia viii president and
remarks on the life and accomplish
ments Of the jurist will be made BY
prominent laWVprs-
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FIGHTING

GENEVA. Via PARIS. May 81, 2:55
+. M.-Reports received here from
Innsbruck are TO the effect that severe
fighting continues along the Italian
front. (The reports say that $500 Aus
trian wounded have arrived at Lai-
bach and the Austrian losses since
the beginning OF the offensive are es-
timated at 5000.
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the prosecution TO testify against
Waite is his wife. Mrs. Clara Peck
Waite. of Grand Rapids. who has sued
him for a divorce. Twenty other wit
nesses from Grand Rapids. who ar
rived here today, will appear against
Waite. While the defense has made
no official statement as to what its
course will be. a plea OF insanity will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22
Won JAGoW TO RETiRE7

. GENEVA. May Il Cvia Paris. 4 p.
mD-French newspapers say thai tray
elers who have just arrived in Switzer-
land from Berlin have the impression
that the resignation OF Clemens Del
brueck as vice chancellor and minister
of the interior will be followed by the
retiremnt OF Gottlieb Won Jagow. the
foreign minister. II is reported Prince
Won Buelow. former chancellor. will
become foreign minister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22
Fox Funeral Today.

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Mr.. John ". FoN. who s.c-
tLmhcd Friday night a. her home uu
Second street. will be held this morning
at 10 30 o'clock. Immediately following
tho services at the -tte residence. the
FUNERAL procession Will go 90 the Fork
Ridge I ulNcrs1lt-t church. where ser
vices Viii again Dc held and intermcnt
MADE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22

Rev. Mcdaniel. pastor OF the Lutheran
church here. has received an Invitation
TO attend the rfticfh anniversary and
Jubilee celebration OF the Lutheran
church At Naudalla. III. Of which hc was
pastor for a number Of years. AZ vet.
Dr Mcdaniel Is undecided as 90 attend
.r- tho AFFAIR.
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Memo1al Next snnaav.

The annual Memorial sermon Tor tho
J. g.. Caldwell Post So. 81. e.. 4. 49,. VIII
Do. delivered next sunday afternoon lbs
Dr. Mcdaniel Tho services will Boo held
at the Lutheran church. The Memorial
day services viii bee held a. At. Rose
cemetery. May 40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22

The Marshall County Agricultural So
Cl"ty VIII hold a general meeting next
saturday afternoon AT tho Board OF
Trade rooms. al which Dean Johu Lee,
coulter. OF the state agricultural do
rartmcut at MorganLown. VIII deliver an
L.Lr...-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22
wAITE's TRIAL TO OPEN.

NEW YORK. MAY 2l-The trial Of
DIR. Arthur Warren Waite for the muir
der OF his wealthy father-in-law. John
T.. Peck. Of Grand Rapids. will begin
here tomorrow. Among the rs wit
nesses who have been summoned by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22
School Rnilding SOLD.

The Wilson school building and
Erouud- sold a. fu. court hpuS. Safur-
day Was purchased by W. o.. stone for
ms farm near short creek Hc pur-
chased both IN, building and grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22
DR.. Gaunt Accepts call.

Rev. 10. e.. Gaunt pastor of tho East
Liverpool. o.. Presbyterian church. has
accepted a call 20 the passionate Of the
local First Frcsby terrain church. Dr.
Gauut will take active charge OF the
congregation h'r, June d. lie Will.
<4rlaF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22
Cont Meets ruesaav.

County court Will convene Tuesday
morning In adjourned session from Sat-
urday. The bids for Tho IMPROVEMENT
OF the Union district roads viii be given
further consideration. ami the contract
awarded or the bids rejected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22

The students OF tho schools in tho
~Mound-Nti. fuisTsnd'uf school district
viii enroll this morning Hf fH. usual
hOur. The high school Students Will re-
UaIN. their promotion certificates ln the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-22

The Hamilton club. OF WcllsburE. con-
Quoted the chapel services at the peuI-
Tertiary sunday morning. The member
OF the club came 90 this city on % spc-
cisl ear. Ir. Finley. OF Bethany college.
delivered the M