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who meet him in the world he is a big,
cruel, savage brute, who would sacri-
fee even you, if you stood in his way.
And now If you fail to marry C~assion,
you will so stand. He is the one who
will guard you, by choice of the COM
missaire, and orders of La Barre, and
he will do his part WE'LL"
II can remain with the sisters"
"Not in opposition to the governor
they would never dare antagonize him;
tomorrow you will return with Che
1 drew a quick breath, my eyes on
his face.
How can you know all this, mon
sieur? Why should my uncle sacrifice
me?"
"No matter how I know. Some Of
1t has been your own confession,
coupled with my knowledge of the
a Three days ago 1 learned Of his
debt to Cassion, and that the latter
had him in his claws, and at his mercy.
Today l had evidence of what that
debt MEANS"
Today
SAY! twas from Chevet the threat
came that he would kill me If I ever
met with you again."
I could but stare at him, incredulous,
my fingers unconsciously grasping his
jacket.
"He said that? Chevet?"
SAY! Chevet; the message came by
mouth Of the halfbreed, his voyageur,
and l choked out Of hin where he had
left his master, yet when I got there
the man had gone. II we might meet
tonight the matter would be swiftly
settled"
BE gazed out into the darkness, and
I saw his hand close on the hilt of his
knife. I caught his arm.
mo, no, monsieur; not that. You
must not seek a quarrel, for I am not
afraid-truly I am not; you will lis
ten"
There was q voice speaking In the
office room behind, the closing of a
door, and the scraping of a chair as
omeone sat down. My words ceased,
and we stood silent in the shadow, my
grasp still on D'Artigny's arm.
Ito Be Continued.)
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CHAPTER ".
In the Palace Of the Intendant.

In the Palace of the Intendant.
The huge palace of the intendant,
between the bluff and the river, was
ablaze with lights, and already crowd
ed with guests at our arrival. 1 had
seen nothing Of Chevet since the
morning, o did he appear now; but
Monsieur Cassion was prompt enough,
and congratulated me on my appear
ance with bows, and words of praise
.which-m me ff1sn WITH embarrass-
ment.
An officer met us, pointing out the
way, and, after he had assisted US to
descend from the chair, we advanced
slowly ove a carpet of clean straw
toward the gayly lighted entrance.
Soldiers lined the walls on either side,
and overhead blazed a beacon sus-
pended on a chain. 1t was a scene
rather grotesque and weird in the red
glow, and l took Cassion's arm gladly,
feeling just a little frightened by the
strange surroundings.
where is my Uncle Chevet?" I
asked, more as a relief, than because
l cared, although 1 was glad of his
absence because of D'Artigny.
"In faith, / know not" he answered
lightly. II won him a card, but he
was scarce gracious about it. In some
wine shop likely with others of his
kind"
There were servants at the door and
an officer, who scanned the cards of
those in advance of us, yet passed Cas-
sion, with a glance at his face, and
turn and stare after me, for our eyes
met, but, almost before / knew what
had occurred, 1 found myself in a side
room, with a maid helping to remove
my wraps, and arrange my hair.
I will not describe the scene in the
great ballroom, for now, as 1 write,
the brilliant pageant is but a dim
memory, confused and tantalizing. I
recall the bright lights overhead, and
along the walls, the festooned banners,
the raised dais at one end, carpeted
with skins of wild animals, where the
ObOOdy GlC ~ COfCiCo Will
arms and trophies of the chase, the
guard Of soldiers at each entrance, and
the mass of people grouped about the
room.
Many a name reached my ears IA
nous in those days, but forgotten long
since; and once or twice, as we slowly
made our way through the throng,
Cassion pointed out to me some char
acter OF importance IN n province,
or paused to present me with formal
ity to certain officials whom he knew.
1t was thus we approached the dais,
and awaited our turn to extend felici-
tations to the governor. Just before
us was Du L'Hut, whose name Cas-
sion whispered in my ear, a tall, slen-
der man, attired as a courier du bois,
with long fair hair sweeping his shout
ders. / had heard of him as a daring
explorer, but there was no p~remonition
that he would ever again come into
my life, and l was more deeply inter-
ested in the appearance Of La Barre.
He was a dark man, stern of face,
and with strange, furtive eyes, con-
cealed behind long lashes and over
hanging brows. Yet he was most gra-
cious to Du L'Hut, and when he turned
and perceived Monsieur Cassion next
in line, smiled and extended his hand
cordially.
"Ah, Francois, and so you are here
at last. and ever welcome. And this"
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Gould she have heard the truth? Per-
chance she might tell me something
of the man.
"He has been selected by Monsieur
Chevet as my husband" 1 explained
d0ubtfully. "Know you aught of the
man, sister,
Her hand closed gently on mine.
mo, only that he has been chosen
By La Barre to carry special message
to the Chevalier de Baugis in the I'LL
nois country. He hath an evil, sneer-
ing face, and an insolent manner, even
as described to me by the Sieur OAR
tigny."
caught my breath quickly, and my
hand grasp frightened.
"The Sieur d'Artigny!" I echoed,
startled into revealing the truth. "He
has been here2 has talked with your"
"Surely, my dear girl. He was here
with La Sale before his chief sailed
for France, and yesterday he came
again, and questioned me-"
questioned your"
"Yes; he sought knowledge Of you,
and of why you were in the household
of Chevet. I liked the young man, and
told him all I knew, of your fathers
death and the decree of the court, and
of how Chevet compelled you to leave
the convent. 1 felt him to be honest
and true, and that his purpose wal
worthy"
"Sister, you must hear me-" I said.
81 have no mother, no friend even to
whom to appeal; 1 am Just a girl all
alone. / despise this man Cassion; /
do not know why, but he seems to be
like a snake, and 1 cannot bear his
presence. / would rather die than
marry him. I do not think Chevet
trusts him, either, but he has some hold
and compels him to sell me as though
1 was a slave in the market. I am to
be made to marry him. I pray you
let me see this Sieur d'Artigny that
I may tell him all, and beseech his
aid"
But why D'Artigny, my girl? What
is the boy to your"
"Nothing-absolutely nothing" I
confessed frankly. "We have scarcely
spoken Togetner, u ne Is q gallant
of true heart; he will never refuse aid
to a maid like me. 1t will be Joy for
him to outwit this enemy of La Sale.
All I ask is that I be permitted to tell
him my story"
Celeste sat silent, her white hands
clasped, her eyes on the stained glass
window. 1t was so still 1 could hear
my W quick breathing. At last she
spoke, her voice still soft and kindly.
81 have no power, child, but I will
speak with the mother superior, and
repeat to her all 1 have learned. It
shall be as she wills. Wait here, and
you may trust me to plead for you"
She seemed to fade from the room,
and I glanced about, seeing no change
since I was there before-the same
bare walls and floor, the rude settee,
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Continued from last week
CHAPTER III.
q for Aid.

1t had been two years since I was
at Quebec, and it was with new eyes
Of appreciation that 1 watched the
great bristling cliffs as u boat Gid
ed silently past the shore and headed
in toward the landing. Cassion met
us, attired SO gayly in rich vestments
that / scarcely recognized the man,
whom I had always seen before in
dull forest garb, yet / permitted him
to take my hand and assist me gal
lantly to the shore. 1t was evidently
a gala day, for flags and streamers
were flying from every window of the
lower town, and the narrow, crooked
streets were filed with wanderers
having no apparent business but en-
joyment. Never had l viewed so mot
ly a throng, and l could but gaze about
with wide opened eyes On the strange
passing figures.
1t was all Of such interest I was
glad enough to be finally rid of him,
and be greeted so kindly by Sister
Celeste.
'Three years have changed you
greatly, my child" she said gently.
touching my cheeks with her soft
hands; "but bright as your eyes are,
1t is not all pleasure l see in them.
You must tell me of your life. The
older man, 1 take it, was your uncle,
Monsieur Chevet."
"Yes," l answered, but hesitated to
add more.
He is much as I had pictured him,
q bear of the woods"
He Is rough" 1 protested, 'for his
life has been hard, yet has given me
no reason to complain. 'Tis because
b life is lonely that I grow DID,"
N doubt, and the younger gallant?
He is not of the forest school?'
"'Twas Monsieur Cassion, commits
saire for the governor"
"Ah! it's through him you have in
vitation to the great ball."
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Personals and Briefs.

'liS. anna Nelson. Of South Wheeling
W'a a recent visitor Of hcr brother Mr.
James Friend 81 Hess avenue
Ihomas Fleming. 81 Fairmont vas q,
here. ' many iIl'hd-
= Workiu'n yesterday commenced tho
Iou ndaton OF Or Wehb's new r.sid.n..
on NtrWood avenue
Miss Sarah Gooch. Of yy,ry.y,..t ...
nue.. returned yesterday from Wet N,
'Il.' Nhrr" Shc was attending tho teach
'iS examinations
Nir. and Mrs. Donaldson. 81 Nfnetc,rtt,
N.t''Is leif this morning for pift-b,t,-
.ners thcy will spend short visit with
scott McNicklc. Of Tw.r,,.-so..,.,,,,
SlIttt. has recently removed IRON, a.
'i".Lh property 10 the Tfartnle pror, - d.
VI W'nti second street
MS. T. p. Parriott. OF Twepf,-s...,.,,.t
-F''J VIII leave this morning Tor IN
10. WI 70 she viii visit friends o.
Mr and Mrs. HartnIo. Of Tv.nt, 500
..na street. VIII move 20 Cleveland tba
Fcy +. VI. Biddle. or Wclrsburr MI,
~ ne pulpit az rho Christian Tb,r.L
| SUNDAY inorning and evening ''''' u
iAr"id ShDurtng. OF Ntn.f,rr,b etc..
: We" recently ran nail tn biu 90. .
/ "u walk about without fhs ala 81
street Commissioner Georrc e....-.
ter WarWOod ''''@ 'i ten
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Brtefs and Perronals.

=, temporary injunction against Josiah
Ward. George Pinuock. Bob Monroe. Bud
Walter LoVeJoy. was granted rs Judge
Lynch ON Thursday. restraining them
from trespaSsing on the premises OF tho
h'lm"ut ta~k"t Company. and interfcr-
INK with their employees. \ date will be
set Tor q hearing OF the petition Of the
casket company officials In a few DAYS
Miss Gail Patterson. who had her
anNle hroh'n recently. Is improving rap
Mrs. VIM. Riley and son. Myron. are
visiting relatives al Jerusalem.
Miss Mona Hsnacrsuot is visiting rcla-
tNcs at Beaver. Pa.
Jack. the young son of Nr and Mrs.
John hartrus, II seriously 10 with pneu-
Mildred. tho little daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs VIM. Parker. is Ill with spinal men
Air and Mrs. VIM. Scheck spen, Tues
day with friends az Cameron. ". Va.
Mr.. Resell >ammon~ and brother. Or
John Evans, 90 McMecheu. are visiting
th.ir mother at Alcppo. Pa
Dorothy. the little daughter OF Mr. and
home.
Mrs jesse Gamble and children re-
turned HON, Wednesday evening. after
90 weeks visit with her parents al Ja-
cobsburg
Miss Edna Rial. of McMechcn. is visit
ing shady side friends.
Mrs. 4. g. Fletcher. Of Charleston. ".
Va. who has been visiting Shsdysifc
. turned homo Friday.
Mrs Herman Wright is visiting rcla-
tINcs ar Nll'donia.
tn. Hom, society Of the Christian
church viii have f. lawn fctc on the
church lawn Tuesday evening. June %.
An cight-barrol oil Vol was drilled I'm
saturday on the I. q. Myers farm near
Ed Thocuon's. mother is critically IN
CT hsr hom. a. N,Ncrhsn
Mrs. Homer Zauk.rz and children WIS.,
tied relatives al Beallstille this week.
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CAME DOWN TO SEE HIS
FRIENDS OFF TO AKRON
Young Fellow From Washington is De
tanned for Few Minutes BY Police D..
Last Night

Paul Davis. Ecntlcmanly young man
~ NaahinEfou Pa. tDmc down Iu
wheeling last nignf Co SEQ a couple
% friends ON their way 20 Akron where
they are going in search for work
IauI parents got uneasy about him
fo Intercept him and send him back
home.
As no stepped from the train AZ
30 no was greeted hy Fred Frazier.
detective. fhusly. Hello Paul" "IIeI
TO- answered tho hos in a puzzled
manner Then ho was escorted no fu
inr city huiIdIuE where nr fuid h'.
story and IauEniuEIU remarked fHt.
DO thought lf funny Frazier know him
i1r no r1id % never cav him poo
fore. Ic uu1rrrcd az local hotel
ItHf uirlf and viii return home TODAY.
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; About People
MoVem,nts .: indisldusis ts
4 and From :hs City
AT THE HOTELS.

stamm-J. Is. wills. Mc,ie,hen. l.. g..
NaI,y Grove. ~. 0. VIE, Morgsntov 70.
lhH~. o. ts.Iuu. Man.
D VILE. ~. e.. 'Drt'Il on. hlntngt ton. 81.
NJ. I.admas. 'larksuurs. %. froel-~.
.larh-IarE. N. smith. Jr. Chester.
Grand csntlal. 81. T. Nahan,. Mt
Vernon. Geo HutU. So t.ftr-t IIIt. D.. s..
Al.i urIiu audi family. Adam-tou. j.. T.
iia' man Toronto. a. NJ. Ambrose.
Mcclure. Mr. Paul Irons. ciark-barg.
MHrEar't Paul smith. Fairmout, y. D.
Iunuus'Yt. g.. a.. Perry. Washing on.
Rogers. b. r.. Wilson. Clarksburg.
Frauk WulHrrrEf.u. DHrNauIfE IS. 80.
Houston. Huntington. a B. caldwell
addison. s IS. scissor. Pail. 'lfy. %. -
lilrtsr. ~i-t'r-vl'.. j. H. Wagner.
Reader
Mrs g. o.. Roberts aud SON. Charles.
.uI fu.- .lft. ar, visiting Ht the home o.
Ralph Watson. uf tH, -trtears ODD
company. with u'FdIIHrt'rs at Washing
Com. IH. passed through 'hs ,i,y ye
t.rlIE Drrl.f. for cameron and other
points down IU. state.
Nr aHl Mrs GsHr-a q l.tughIn. Hr-
''mnanI'l hs Ms. D. Garth" he"rn,.
Mrs s. o. N.Ks.ay OF So ClairsvIIfe.
s4eet o, Nrs 81. ~ H.r % thc Island
Mrs. Raymond I.Is-.H of Baltimore.
tNa MI-r.. Patterson Hf H..llivu. VIII
leave TODAY for Do. hUu.
Albert EIse.I HrI I1uHu Phillips.
nHn hove been e.Iu.rfa af the LinaIy
I..f.'.r.. I.ff Hu Thursday evening Tor
.Us.. ..r".s rf Ns.r.as. NaaH
o. D. WHIT. ~ in 'Ift was busi-
'f- rrI ufe Ga.rse % Miller are
proud ..r.rf. .f H UfI. sur. which was
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ono &C tho boys at the state penal in
sutution at Moundsvlllc made "A clever
attempt a. escape yesterday morning
when he piled himself In a coffin. fn the
Carrcnter shop inside the walls OF the
institution. The man works in the prison
bakery and goes 90 work al 3 o'clock
a. m. lie was missed an hour later and
a dihgcnt search OF the penitcntiary was
Immediately instituted n did not an
pear that a. was possible for the man
To have gotten past the confines Of the
walls, aud every conceivable place in
SIDE. where man could hide. was
searched.
In showing some conins about In the
carpenter shop an attempt was made TO
shove one that seemed rather heavy.
This TACT led to Hu invest isatiun of the
extra weight. and upon removing the lid
the man. two hundred FOUNDER. was
lying In II. having removed the i'd by
taxing out the screws. and. after get
ting in. hc placed tbs LAD back in ats
place.
The man was nearly smothcrcd when
found. having been iu the rough box"
Tor three OF four hours.
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Or ". p. Compton. Who has br.r -.
tending the gencrsl II. J.. conference ~
ciiy yesterday. lie va srcomp4nts.l
from Baltimore hy his son. Fillmore Win,
recently graduated from John Hopkins
university.
seven prisoners were .scharsed from
tho penal Institution yesterday ON reru-
Oar discharge. having completed their
stanley Wilson. % this city. will
graduate from the state UNIVERSITY az
me annual commencement Co be held
Miss B.rd'na ". Hal OF this city. 1,rt
yeet'riay for Chicago, UI. where sne
VAL sp' nd The summer.
"a the meeting OF thn EIss rcId 1a4-
evening arrangements wen. .H....r f.'. ..
June -. we're taken up. tut plans not
The second uniform examination for
county teachers ended yesterday after
noon.
Miss Helen Purdy has gone 20 Chat
ram. Va where she Viii visit with
Miss Margaret Brown returned home
evening from Washington. PA.
We Hh1 has boon visiting with friends.
daughter lsff Yesterday FOG Ch.,4r0. nh
"tsre fffy VIII tI.It with relatives
H', s.er5as VISITING with friends
Mrs G. p. Hutchinson BEL expected
POM. to-day from Sew York. where she
tar been visiting Tor fau weeks
SO. '-day here trfre8r'.nE business
Mra Anna sullivan IH visiting with
relatives az EdEirzf1r 1.aUe
Clsrkshurg. whore she viii .fait
Edward Hirerwan har opened the T.
q Roberts clothing store on Jefferson
Charles Frit-h has returned to bi.
nome NJ It'tahurFn after spending the
Miss Margaret Bone arrived home last,
evening after tI".t with relative M
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be awarded 10 the winners in ALI
events
The vaudeville performance for
next week. beginning Sunday, will bs
even ~ TEDDY and Mary"
socitty equilibrists and musical hail
entertainers and Boyle Brothers"
comedians and novelty hoop and CLUB
JuEClcrs.
The picnics for next week are as
follows. St I.adislaus parochicaI
school Monday. ST Msry's parochicai
scho1 ~ Martins Ferry. Tuesday,
and Fulton day on "wednesday.
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simply beyond description sixty per
s.u1' ih lmmcdiie need 81 surgical and
specialists attention. IS per cent in
nstd OF attention. surgical dental me
Ilclnai and physically. teeth are in the
80 condition OF any children h has
had tho pleasure TO examine due 10 th.
'N'' li'nf water supply: some OF the
,hlldf'n must have aid-State. county or
"'-trl'i-t thcy are 20 be benefited.
ported. '' ~
i've n'r cont. % tho mouths examined
W'I' IA perfect condition. Il per cent
$50 evidence Of having had dental
work done; N5.3 per cent. were in mood 81
lnin'dlatc attention. After tho eNamin-
9il'n -a.i per cent of the mouths had
been put IN condition
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REPUBLICANS MEET
AT GREGGSVILLE
Many Candidates Deliver Short Ad
dresses and Distribute Cards at
Meeting last Night.

Tho Republican rally held last night
Iu the han 81 the Junior order of
American Mechanics. az GreEgeyillo.
was largely attended hy the voters Of
HIGHLAND district several Of the can
dIIhigs ior county Offices were present.
n..'fi uu.InE thoIr cards a. well as
meeting tho voters Among those fo
deliver brief addrcsssa were Frarx
~ |.r.n. Julian u. HtaIue and ofh.rT-
ibis wac fhe last meeting which Will
hD mold in the GIsaa5vllIC section boz.
Tore fuo primary election. Tuesday.
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morrow and win occupy pulpits In
Wheeling churches. Superintendent
Crabbe will speak az the Second Pres
byterlan church Sunday morning. and
in the evening az NCNcchen The
visit 81 Mr. Pollen is not definite. At
torney c. NJ Earhart, local superin.
l'ndent 81 The league, will 20 20 Graf
ton 20 speak.
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PHILLIPS GETS PHILIPS
fulls Place on South side on Charge OF
Violating the Yost Liquor Laws.

Deputy Prohibition Commissioner Bert
II. PHILLIPS arrested M man Itef night on
charge ~ operating a. ereakoafy The
one arrested Del 70 % Phillips 81 21e2
Main sfrrrf. rrf two men we're taken
along n4 witnesses. email amount OF
beer was taken
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Parole Board Meets TODAY.

The United States parole board will
meet today in the ontcc OF Warden Mont.
4. White at the penitcntiary. The meet
ing was To have been held yesterday.
but WAS continued until the arrival OF
Federal Pardon Attorney +. "A. Dushay.
Of NashlnEto u. e.. At the sitting Of
tho board today. about twenty applica-
lions for parole ana pardon viii bee given
consideration.
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a small Ont-story frame dwelling on
walnut avenue. belonging 20 Jess And
ers1n. and occupied ~ IA foreign family
was almost totally destroyed Yesterday
morning by fire. The confagation START
81 ABOUT $50 O'Clock from a defect we
Tue and the flames spread randy M
bulldiuE being ia a mass Of flames upon
ihe arrival OF the Ere department
ne nrcmen did splendid work. saving
iart or the household goods. and guard
ing othcr nearby buildings. The damage
10 the property amounted 10 about $3.50.
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Rev. Gaunt Herr Next weet

Rev. II. O.. Gaunt OF East Liverpool.
o. who recently accepted "A call 90 tho
parsonage OF the First NJ r.. church.
Will move 10 this city next week 10 o.
cupy tho Wansc on jefferson avenue.
Rev. Gaunt takes active charge OF IN.
local congregation. june Il.
Kenneth Beam. OF Japan. will preach
az both morning and evening services at
the Presbyterian church SUNDAY.
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RICHIE SCHOOLS TO
PICNIC AT PARK
Announcements Have Beer Provided
FOR TodaYs Outing-ScNcrat
Picincs Next Week

Tho Richie district schools viii
hold fhcir annual picnic today at
NheelIrE park All Kinds of smuac-
m'nts have been provided for tho
ooCas and special attraction viii
Pc staged fUr .la children In fro way
or an athletic program. Fries win
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Call Docket Today.

Judge II. e. HorVcy viii hold a brief
session OF circuit court here today at
which time tho criminal docket. the
AEhtest in many years. will be called
and cases set Tor trial Petitions for
naturalization papers will also be con-
sidcrcd TO-DAY. The trial term OF cir
Cult court cunvenos MnnlaN. Iuna u
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knights, Memorial Sunday.

Little Prince Lodge. 40. 80. knights
OF Pythias. viii pay annual tribute 10 ITS
deceased brothers. sunday afternoon. az
the annual memorial service. which will
Re held at $500 o'clock al the Fret NJ T.
church. Rev. q. u. Smith Will deliver
the memorial address.
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ar. y y. Dean. OF Hess avenue. cole
rated ms htty-eighth birthday Thurs
- WIN "huS" party. MANY OF his
Itlthds wore present. and the evening
Wa dclirhtfully spent In games and
music, az the end ~ which tho quests
hostess ''H ~ 'h'
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Glass Meet.

The Mems class ~ m, PrasbVtoria,
,huf'h entertained rho Woman's class
IN the church basement last evening WIN
splendid program Of music and
.pc'Chos. 1t the end the mon served
tn' iadlos with a dainty luncheon of
s'FaMberricS. ice cream and cake.
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County Court Met.

County court convened In special ses-
sion yesterday. Nearly the entire sss-
sion was taken up "a settling with road
SUPERVISORS and auditing county claims.
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Louis Potts. Well known local young
man. viii graduate from ohio state uu.-
vcrsity. al the schools annual com
mence ment ~ be held June o. a. Column
bus, ".
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The members of tho Ohio Valley Camp.
Modern Woodmeu OF America. Will as
scmble at their hall her, at 1913 o'clock
sunday afternoon and go m "a body TO
Wheeling, where they viii attend the
Wheeling camps annual mortal SER
vice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

Thomas Gillespie died "wednesday eve
iinE OF acute indigestion a. tho home Of
her Erandfatner. 4 ShriNcr. near REALS
vie. size was about 10 years OF axe.
The remains were brought to the family
residence on Fortitth street Funeral
services viii be hold az the church Of
'hriSi., saturday morning At . o'clock.
conducted by Nm. McNay. 81 jerusalem
Inlcrment az IIIEh EIlEn ..mctcrN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

dent, John Wallace. secretary. Guv
holden. recreation manager. Miss
Martha klieves. Miss Oral Dickens.
Han Wright and William Jasper.