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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-08
Reliaire Briefs,

Miss Grace Elllclanu' Is home from
Pittsburgh. on a visit to her parents
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. L;lllnland. on Guern-
Sey street.
\ baby show will b." held on the
Gravel Hill Fairgrounds on" evening
ruis week.
While swimming AZ Wallace's Dam
west Of the city. Sunday afternoon. JOS"
,rh Duga had d valuable gold.:watch
and 4 small sum Of: money Sse4fn from
his trousers. The police are investigate
ing.
! returned from radiz after 4 few days
visit with relatives.
pr Shobert Smith of New York Is
visiting his parents. Rev. and Mrs. -
g. Smith OF Guernsey tsreet.
\ luwu tctc Will b." held on IN" First
ward Fairgrounds next Thursday even
Miss Elizabeth Carnns has returned
from 4 visit with relatives AT Barnes
!. ". G.. McClain and family are home
from Il trip to Atlantic City.
!. ST: johns High School Alumni assoc
citation Will hold an outing at Wheeling
park toda:. 49,
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and daughter. Miss
Martha. ar spending few days at
MIR. and Mrs. James HUTCHINSON of
Elm Grove have returned. home after
visit with. friends in the city: -
VI -
i,Stcu bcrvil!e are guests of relatives in
william King has returned TO T"rre
Haute. Ind. a@sr visit with relatives
here. *
Misses Grace and Margaret Rodgers
OF Gravel Hill have gone To Cleveland
for visit with friends.
Mrs. l.. e. Woodbridge. and daughter
and Mrs. Lucy Anderson have returned
from a visit with friends in the c"un'
Ntry. .,.,, =.
Eellairn. now located at Pittsburgh. Is
visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. James kines have re-
! turned from visit with relatives At
Cleveland. They We're accompanied by
Mrs. j. 2. Francis.
! Mrs. Thomas Powers has returned
from yisi; with relatives at Baltimore
Nd.
William Leach Of Brownsrille. Pa.
is spending q few days with rela
in the city:
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Miss Laura Westwood will return, to
Montana today. after visit Win her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel West
wood.
Mrs. Walter Larkih Is visiting friends
In Leavenworth. Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Meeker. OF Car
ington, parents of Bemis Meeker. who
was drowned several weeks ago. were IN
the city yesterday adjusting insurance
on the dead young man.
A. j.. Fallen. secretary of the board
of trade. will leave this evening Tor Co.
lumbus. 10 be present at the final near.
ing on the proposed merger OF the Bell
and Independent telephones in this, dis
trict.
II. L. Friedman. Of Massillon. mem
Der Of the Martins Ferry Clothing Com
pany, was in the city yesterday on busl-
ness.
Engineer ". C. Fawcett was in Flush
ing Yesterday on business.
J. O. Perry has returned from a visit
with relatives in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Adolph Penney has returned 70
her home in Cleveland, after a visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L; A. Cooey.
heir Buick automobile for an eastern
trip, including Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
The Laughlin Mission will hold its
annual Sunday school picnic next satur-
day at Walters farm at Deep Run.
County Engineer Harry Rice was cam
paigning in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Heslop have re-
turned from an auto trip 10 Toledo.
Wilbur Hcslop lert last evening for
Fred Jerger has returned from Chi
cago. where he has been attending an
art school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-08
A LAME ACHY
BACK RELIEVED
Wheeling Lady Tells How Tanlac Re.
+" stored Appetite and Made Her =
Feel 1000 Better.
PRAISES IT TO SKY

II was long a sufferer with stomach
trouble. Indigestion and kidney trouble
and never enjoyed real good appe.
tite." said Mrs. J. Leaver Of Wheeling
some time ago. II had tried dieting
land most all kinds Of medicine with
out relief. After eating would have
heavy, bloated feeling in my stomach
and dieting seemed 10 make no differ
ence Whatever ate no matter now
, careful | was, gave me trouble. !
hadn't much appetite and was troubl led
a great deal with back ache and pains
in the region of kidneys. Most every
one must know what it IS 10 suffer
with kidney trouble, stomach and IN
digestion ailments and the symptoms
arc certainly most disagreeable. l
want to say however that after trying
everything else took the reconnen.
dation Of Wheeling people and tried
Tanlac and my relief through It's use
was nothing short of wonderful. My
stomach was made one hundred per
cent better and my appetite was in
creased in a marvellous manner. re-
lish my meals and have no trouble.
My back very seldom aches though
I've taken Tanlac but a short while
and | feel such a big change In my
condition | consider Tanlac nothing
short Of wonderful. | took but one
bottle and found it exactly as recon-
mended and am glad TO join the 9th
ers in praising it, concluded Mrs.
Leaver, who resides AT 1903 Jacob
street. Wheeling.
Thousands of people have verified
the oft repeated statement that Tan
lac is the Master Medicine" for stom-
ach, kidney and liver ailments. It
is not magic. 1t is common sense.
Tanlac was created to cleanse the sys.
tenn first and then stimulate and re-
vive the WORKOUT tagging vital organs
of stomach, kidney and liver to renew.
ed activity. With these vital organs
performing their functions properly
nature herself soon brings the system
and vitality back to normal. c. H.
Griest & Co. have sole Tanac agency
here.-Adv.
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BAD ITALIAN CAUGHT
AFTER LONG SEARCH
officers ARREST MAN AT BEACH
BOTTOM WANTED SINCE
MAY 81.
Planned to Leave Today for Italy to
-! Evade Clutches Of Iaw-General
News Of Martins Ferry.

After eluding the officers since May
g. Leonardo Niraglia. q Martins Ferry
Italian wanted for shooting Sam Johns.
another Italian. was arrested yesterday
from Warrcnton. by Chief Of Police Ed.
Hyland and Health Officer James Free
man. following pursuit that for cler-
erncss would make q Burns detective
look sick. Receiving tip that MIR
aglia was al Beech Bottom. Chief Hy-
land and Health Officer Freeman drove
north To Wsrrenton in the police auto,
crossed 10 the West Virginia side on
Il ferry and then commenced the hunt
for their man. An Italian laborer was
later proved that he was the wrong
man.
Following the arrest the officers
learned from section boss that Mir
uglia was due tc appear at Il certain
time TO receive pay which was coming
10 him for working on Il railroad sec
ton gang. Hyland and, Freeman laid
in wait for their man and placed him
under arrest when he appeared FOR his
money. Going to his home to permit
him to change clothes. they found a re-
volver and u razor under the Italians
pillow and q loaded shotgun standing
in the room, the same gun NiraGlia
used in shooting Johns. Unaware that
GERS until he was crossing the river in
q ferry. Niraglia Offered little resist
ance to the officers and was landed in
the city building short time after his
arrest.
The crime for which NlraGlia was ar
rested occurred on the night of May 81.
when the Italian is said 10 have gone
into the 'lncuba tor" and ordered Johns
to go outside At the point OF gun.
Backing Johns against the house. Mir
uglia stepped back few PAGES and
fired tho shotgun at Johns. Johns was
taken 10 the hospital wit apart of
one leg shot away and left the hospital
only short time ago. Nlraglia escaped
utter the shooting and has been I'M
heard Of since. He believed all the
time that he had killed Johns. The
trouble occurred because Johns had at
tached SiraGlia's wages at the Laughlin
tin mill The Officers arrested the
Italian just in time for he had planned
TO leave today for his home in Italy 70
be given a hearing before Mayor Rails
ton this morning.
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ter Woodland Of this place, who will re-
main there few days on business.
George Glffen OF North Chestnut
street IS in Columbus attending the ten
mis- tournament being held there.
Miss Phyllis Hobbs, who has been
spending the past few weeks at her
home on South Chestnut street Will leave
Wednesday for an extended stay at
Lake Geneva, Wis.
Mrs. Grace Schuman and three chill
dren Of West Main street spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Camille
Miss Bertha Reed of Quaker City has
been visiting her relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bailey OF Sycamore street.
DR.. and Mrs. E. +. White OF west
Main street left Monday for months
visit at Precue Isle, Mich
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Nancy Foughty.

The death OF Miss Nancy Foughty oc'
Cured Friday afternoon at 5 c4oCk
was II years Of age and was the daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph toushtE
Funeral services were held SUNDAY az
ernoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Bever OF Her
dryours Officiating. lntcrment was 'naue
in the Southern cemetery l.. ,,o
Miss Fac Wharton OF Reliatre IS inc
guest of Miss Leila Porter o: this place
Mr. and sMrs. c. ". Rutier Of Nortn
Chestnut street. have returned 10 InElr
home after visit with thsi1 sSp' haF-
Mrs. ". H Banks OF Columbus spent
saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Taylor OF West Main, street:
Horace 'cr2w Of tostcria IS S'E Cro1y
OF North Chestnut street.
MIR. and Mrs. Sherman White and
daughter and son. Mss Olive ana FAIRY
OF GAINESVILLE. notorrcd to this place sat
nTs@x xix ana 4e Te tves and hf fTiends
Mr. and Mrs Harry ROXY and little
daughter Jeanette OF West Main street
LETT Monday for visit with relatives
Mrs. Charles Barnes and daughter and
son, Miss Helen and Derward. of Co,
lumbus and Mrs. Albert Pryon a an
daughter. Miss Marguerite Of Media "a
are visiting their parents MI; ana MIS-
Misses Miriam Chiefly, Helen Brad
field and IVA Hunt OF this place ieft TO-
day for visit with their friend. MISS
Edthe Shry OF Cambridge. j.
Miss Emma Uhlman OF Columbus Is
the guest of Miss Kate Mcconnell or
West Main street.
". F. Howard Of Wheeling spent Sun,
day with his father. A. i. HOWARD. nn1
brother. Senator c. J. Howard. of Wall
nut street.
visitor in this city.
is visiting her daughters. Mrs. Elmer
Tcwhey and Mrs. Thomas Tewlcy' OF
Chicago.
F VIII Kealey has returned to resume
his work I'm Jeanette, Pa. after visit
at his home on South Gardner street.
Raymond Lewis Of this place has been
spending tho past few days In Lima. ..
Frank Mack of Greenfield returned 10
that city Sunday. after a severa! day s
visit with friends Of this place. He was
accompanied as far as Chicago by Les
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-08
TO Organize Teamsters.

Transfers of Martins Ferry and
Wheeling will he organized into local
unions at a meeting 10 be-held next FRI
day evening in Wheeling. when several
lcams,ers will be initiated into the
union In discussing the matter. a local
tcumster did not hesitate tn say that &
be made upon employers. ami that a
failure to receive The Increase will re-
suit in strike. Preliminary steps
toward the organization OF a union were
taken sunday evening at meeting held
in Wheeling which was addressed by a
Steubenyille organizer
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BRIDGEPORT
Pulled Drunk From River,

\ drunk with Il sleeping, jag m was
pulled our o. TN" river below the r. & q.
station yesterday afternoon by Officers
johnson and Massey. According to the
officers. one more roll and the man
would have been entirely submerged and
might have drowned. Another drunk
who was lying in Il Hazardous position 4
few fee: distant from the waters edg..
was also taken in tow. Both men were
chased across the bridge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-08
pio vota ruesdav.

Interest in tuesdays primary IS at
n fever heat in Steuhcnrille and
throughout jefferson county and the
largest vnt" In many years is expected
fights for county offices. Little at
tention has been paid here to the state
ticket. chief interest ccntcring on the
battle for the Republican nomination
for sheriff and prosecuting attorney
The fact that there are twrnI y-five cam
di,lat"s for county commissioner is eN-
pccird IL bring out an unusually heavy
vote IN the rural districts.
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witnessed Cleveland Tragedy.

A. PetZinger time-kceper Tor tne
Cleveland water department. and a wit
ness OF. the awful catastrophe which
occurred there last week, when nine men
lost their lives. in tunnel. is visiting
at the home Of Dr. Jack Johns on Broad
way street. PetZinger was one OF the
men who identified the dead bodies. ana
he describes in "a graphic manner no"
the dead men lay in morgues with their
hands clasped over their eyes or nose
TO escape the deadly fumes and names.
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R,rv Shoot inc victim Tomorrow.

Funeral SERVICES VIII be He1d At sc:
Mary's-rhurch in this city tomorro"
vile man. who died in the city hospital
Sunday morning from the effects OF n
gunshot wound inflicted by his wife. In
terment will be at st. Marys cemetery;
Mrs. Higgins has not been re-arrestcd
since her husbands death. and was IN
this city yesterday for the purpose OF
securing d suitcase Of clothing ~hlch
her husband left at the hospital.
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pre-emn+orv Writ Ordered.

Judge Morley IN common pleas court
today ordered a pre-emptory writ of
mandamus. instructing the officials of
the city of Stoubcnvile 10 pay 10 Chief
Of Police Elaine Carter the sum OF
$220 due him IN back salary. The chief
pay was held up by Vincent Morclli. a
taxpayer who sought TO prevent pay
mont until the question Of Carriers right
to holding office WAS determined fully
By the courts. The city solicitor re-
fused to defend the mandamuS suit
brought by Carter TO enforce payment.
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Bessie Marie Mcconnaughy Dies.

n particularly. sad death was that o.
Bessie Marie McCunmaughy. infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Errt McCon-
naughty. former local residents. which
occurred Yesterday afternoon a. tha
family home in St Clairsville following
an illness If pneumonia. :i'uneral serv-
ices will he held this AFTERNOON at 2
o clock. Iuterncnt will be III Weeks
cemetery
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To Inspect Legion

Colonel John [iiffen Of this city. one
OF the head men Of the Loyal Legion in
attendance at the national convention If
tn" Mechanics at Atlantic City on Au-
gust %. Tho local man predicts tha
the name Of the organization will ho
changed at the convention and the lolg3
Will be known hereafter as the Order
United American Men
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J.H M core, .Jeweler
MARTINS FERRY, o.
All Kinds OF Repairing Oone
Watches a Specially
ASK co.operation OF Miners,

Circular letters vii be mailed 70 The
secretaries OF all local unions Of coal
miners in this sub-district. asking the
cooperation OF each union IN making
Martins Fcrrys Labor Day celebration
success. Squire james Briggs, men,
her OF the committee will cndcavor TO
secure William Alrl"Sarlh. secretary
treasurer of the sub-disttTst miners 10
send the letters over his signature. thus
adding the influence OF the miners Or
ganization TO the local movement.
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Taken to St, Cln!rsvIlle.

Steve Vasilakis and Albert Nestfal t
were taken to the county jail At ST.
Clnlrsville yesterday by Sheriff 'ulSer
and Deputy Sheriff SuIser. the former
to await 4 hearing .brfor" the grand
Jury on the charge os cutting with IN
tent to Kill, ana the latter to work ut
a fine of $50 imposed by the mayor for
being drunk. Vasilakis hopes TO secure
d bondsman to- so his bond for $1,000
md expects 10 Der leased shortly.
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GAINESVILLE, 0.

BARNESy1LLE. O.. Aug. 7.-Funeral
services for Miss Kate Camusky were
held at the Catholic church Monday
morning. Rev. Father Robben Of that
church officiating. The death Of Miss
ramusky occurred at the home Of her
sister. Mrs. Guy Ward. Of south ow
town. Friday morning. after a illness OF
several years. Besides Mrs. Hunt, she
is survived by two other sisters. MIS-
Otto Weisand Columbus and Mrs
Charles Haren OF Wnodsheld. Inter
ment was made in the Catholic Gene
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offtcs,.s Get Vacation.

Election day will prov" n welcome da V
to at least two local men for il means
the first vacation since the last election
for Officers Johnson and Gilhuolcy. CIV
ing TO the fact that both are employed
by the Salconists 10 preserve order in
the saloons. they are not .Compsllcd TO do
duty when the booze cmroriums are
closed. Johnson will spend the day Il;
Triadelphis and Gilhouley Will go 10
Pittsburgh.
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rourt Matters,

Sam Ealanti Of Highland City. fined
$3.50 and costs for Illegal selling by
NHvnr' Mccain Of Now Alexandria. has
carried his case otthe common pleas
court on error.
lnrZ Justice has brought suit in COM
mon pleas court against John Justice,
eli. nj. for partition Of real estate
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what II she,r Said Chicago7-

II cost Mayor Ralston 90 cents TO get
rid Of Race Horse" Kate Harrison yes
terday. but the cost miGh: have been
different had Kate given different re-
nly- to the mayors Question. Kate was
I'M on her habitual charge drunk and
disordcry. and afi@l Il hearing before
the mayor was given 10 undcrs stand that
she would have 10 leaGs. and leave quick
ly. When the mayor asked her where
she wanted TO 20. Nntr replied. East
LIVERPOOL" whereupon the mayor dug
down into his pockets and produced tho
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william 2 Tnrr.

William z. Tarr. prominent resident
of jefferson county. died al his home
at Georges Run Monday morning after
a prolonged illness. aged % years. He
made Il Specially Of horticulture all his
life. had one Of the finest orchards in
this part of the valley and was Il mem
ber OF the Stat" Horticultural society.
He was q ProhihitiuniSt. was elected
as delegate TO the national convention
at ST. Paul in July. but was unable TO
attend on account of his illness.
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Mingo Junction Realty company. 10
W. NJ ThraSher. lot. Brookvale. $50.
William Thrasher Ia Charles +. New
PILE. lot. Bronkvale. SIS.
Elizabeth Martin Ia Geo. II. Jackson
lot. Pleasant Heights. 81.
VIM. {. Brown TO Walter NJ. Bassctt
lot. city. 81.
Andy BOBBY TO John Bauchko. Spring:
field township. Is acre. Sl.Son.
VIM. Goldank TO Jasper Bouar, ! acre,
Warren township. 81.
Vim. Beal 10 Boil K. Bcndure. lot, city
Charles C. Chrlsman to Toronto Fire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-08
Modern Biographies Adopted.

Adoption Of modern Biographies.
showing The change in boundaries re-
shifting from the Balkan VIZ. md the
change in names Of cities like Pctro-
grad, as the "esult Vt ;hc European war.
is an advanced s'tr mat has been taken
by the local board OF edGc:ltion. With
all the changes that nave occurred with
in tie last three years. 1t would not
have heen educating the pupils TO have
continued~iu the use Of the Biographies
which have been in use for many years.
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Ninth Inning Rally for Dixon

AS Il fitting finish TO the energetic
fight that Attorney William r. Dixon.
Jr.. Of this city, has been putting up for
the Republican nomination for state
senator three auto loads Of Martins
Ferry men spent all of yesterday tour
ing as much OF the diser!rt As possible
in behalf Of Mr.. DiXnn'c candidacy. They
returned late last ercnln,: exceedingly
optimistic over the prospects VI the To-
cal mans nomination.
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May Organic Local reamstara-

Attempts to organize ieamSters Of
this city and Bcllaire into local unions
vii! be made this week or next according
10 Martins Ferry transfers who Will be
organized along with Wheeling team
$tcrS Friday evening. Following their
organization n demand will be made
for an increase in wages and refuSa II
viii mean tcmStcrS' strike. crording 10
Il Martins Ferry teamster
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Officer Ia Touched.

1t isn't often that an Officer Will fall
for plea for money. but officer Mas.
sey relented IN" evening last week anu
loaned 81 to.a young man. who told a
hard luck story about having his pocket
picked on tho train and wanted enough
money to reach his HON" in SistcrSville
His story sounded well ana the boy look
81 honest. $" tn" "ffi%Tr dug down in his
pocket and producing a big iron simo-
Icon. The young fellow promised TO r.
turn tho money within few days. hui
Officer Massey has seen nothing "t hin'
since.
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Tight Vote. Expsctsd,

With all the candidates that have OPP
position working hard today. on the nm
ish of their campaign, indications are
that the vote will be only about 40 OF
so per cent. The hottest contests are
on the probate judgeship and the com,
missioners on the Republican ticket. ana
these contests are being watched with
much. interest all over the county, me
contest for congressman and for United
States senator are causing considerable
talk. The vote in the towns and cities
will no doubt be large. but the country
precincts are expected to be very h8nt.
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Members Of the class of 1914 OF the
local high school will hold meeting
the latter part Of the week 10 make ar
rangcments for the second annual class
reunion which will be held: this month.
Camp Rest. the scene Of last, years re-
union. will probably be selected as :he
place for holding this years event.
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Grade Teacher Resigns.

Desire - teach school in her home
town has caused Miss Hazel Young. nt
Toronto, on. Of the efficient teachers in
the Central building. TO sever her con-
nections with the Martins Ferry schools.
Miss Young taught the NTH grade last
year. and had been re-elaGtcd by the
board TO teach tho sixth grade 1T An in
ircaS,. in sa larry. Miss Young'S success
a4r has not been named.
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Funeral services were held at st,
CIairsvillo Yesterday afternoon over the
remains Of the latr Mrs. Joe Pratt. who
died Saturday morning in the. city hos
rital follGSSsng an fitness OF stomach
trouble. \ lapgc nlImhcr Of local friends
of the family Went rui II the county
seat 10 pay their las: trinutc of respect
to the deceased. k"v. r. :. Young wa,
In charge OF the funeral. and intermen Mt
WAS at ST. Clairsville cemetery.
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pratt TuuArAl.

The funeral of Mrs. Anna Carlile
Pratt was held from the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Garlic, here
this afternoon. Rev. R. S. Young. OF the
st. Clairsville Presbyterian church. OF
which the deceased was former MEM
Der, had charge of the services. which
were widely attended by the. many
friends of the deceased. The floral trib-
utes were many and very beautiful. In
terment was made in the Union cene-
terry
tory price, sl.S5 per gallon. A. J. Lo-
re1tz, St. Clairsville, Ohio tt
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Wheelin pifez T,oad rIo

forcwarncd was fnrc1rnIed with
scores OF WhecliDGites last night. who
learning that the local saloons viii be
closed all day today, laid IN Il big sup
ply of Wet goods 10 last them during
the one days drought. II was not an
uncommon occurrence to sec autoiSIs
roll kegs OF beer in their machines.
while baskets and large packages were
In evidence more than usual. :.