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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17
COSBY TESTS POISON GASES

Col. Spencer Cosby, United States
military attache at Paris, has been
speaking i'm a hoarse whisper Of late,
and his friends are congratulating him
on losing nothing more than his voice.
When the German army began the
use of poison gases, Colonel Cosby
shared the keen interest of his brother
military investigators In the new ele-
ment of warfare, and determined to
test the gases on himself. He was
given the opportunity by the French
army chemists, who had samples Of the
three kinds used, direct from the front.
The two less deadly varieties were
tried, and Colonel Cosby found them
not especially Overpowering.
They had now reached the deadly
gas which clutches and kills. The
chemist paused.
you will not try this" he said,
appealingly.
"Yes, all of them" said the colonel
positively
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17
.IEZ[[[HI!| l|||1.|||||1
Erwin WARDMAN, PRIVATE

The newspaper life of Erwin Ward
man, who became publisher of the
New York Sun when 1t was purchased
by Frank Munsey, has been for the
most part steady, day-by-day affair.
But 1t had one lively interlude, during
the Spanish American war. Mr.
Wardman, then editor of the New
York Press, enlisted as a private. and
was sent at first to Chattanooga. or
his stay there little story is related.
Mr.. Wardman had ordered one
of his reporters to the encampment
for instructions on a certain story, and,
as fate would have 1t, the day OF the
reporters arrival at the camp was
Private Wardman's day for sentry duty
in front of the commandments tent 1t
also happened that the commandment
and the reporter were old friends, and
the latter received an invitation to
dinner in the soldiers tent, with a
cold bottle on the side.
Naturally the reporter made the
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17
STARTS A CHARITABLE FAD

Madame Bakhmeteff, the wife of the
Russian ambassador. has taken flyer
In fashions, and in introducing to the
rich and exclusive set at Newport the
brilliantly colored cotton and silk
shawls such as the peasants of her
adopted country wear, she has at the
same time given stimulus to the cot
ton trade which should materially in
crease the Russian market for Ameri-
can cotton.
When women of fashion are more
or less taking on the accouterments of
war in the style Of their hats and
coats and the picturesque dress of the
peasants Of many of the countries at
war, this innovation Of Nine. Bakme-
tefr In the way Of a light wrap for
either morning or evening has become
q charity as well as fad. for the
manufacture of these shawls or scarfs
helps the cottage peasant industries
of Russia. furnishing work to hundreds
of women and children while the men
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17
No Chance.

Bill-How times have changed!
Jill-Whatyer mean?
"Why, less than three hundred years
ago the whole of Manhattan island had
a value of twenty-four dollars. Parts
of 1t are now valued at the rate of
forty million dollars an acre"
II can't see much change. couldn't
have bought 1t three hundred years ago
or now"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17
American Date Trees

A number of date-palm trees have
been brought from Africa to Califor-
mia, where dates are now raised sue
cesSfully.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17
DisiIlusioned.

SIS Rand happy il his marriage?"
Happy? If Rand were TO see Mrs.
Rand today for the first time, he
wouldn't even ask for an introduction.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17

Then
possible
fraction of inch that escapebu
He drew the the slightest particle and with
hurled back 20 feet Tongues fire eating his throat and thou
ytriol
coursing
n an nstant overpowered
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17

of
who obliged by
to ornanend
flap closed behind him. but
took n of
lieutenant
TONED in orders nd comm for gallantry
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17

attended college Columbia university
and wasa the bar in 1855.
director practically with Jewish
president of
and a Of the Baron de Ersch fund
Gertrude r.
and Katharine and James Mess Eus
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17


background
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abou
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17

Some men make room at the top by
pushing other men off.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17
INFORMATION WANTED.


Paw guessh
OF
can't play onef tsAN
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17

ONE
ses Re-
riod.
uBLED
} In Iowa
income
Than
secretary
} in fees
lis office
itch end
' be report
general
' p double
he prev
etary OF
!, to July
automo-
II the in
'etary of
tomobile
o to the
rent, but
r use on
this Of
27,O6s.32
ees, was
the cost
istration y
commits
| ? follow
' , the BIZ
5 of in
amend
, $1,469.-
ice fees,
s67,S34,-
ion war
deeds in
/, $4,382.-
90; mis-
law, ST.
O69.32.
duty OF
was TAX
tie. The
reports
Ire.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17

te. inc
reports
Ire.
DIsRs
7 United
. Best
C. John
|attalion,
proudest
I'M L. F.
agent OF
I'm Rail-
copy OF
general
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general
rains he
alton on
battalion
st outfit
raj that
st order
Hers he
we're the
anest.
the Diff
ops anu
marked
be doing
amt the
pts.
evidence
J on the
decIara-
: review
ing the
field.
he had
ilitia Of
ID train
rs.
strike OF
averted q
Pded the
i've cent
Of their
lowest
It thirty
pr three ~
or, time
avs and
six dsCs
ality in &
hfantvm
he little
merson.
a few
greater
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diet is y
mplaint.
cen the :.
ted.
as been
lty staff
, years,
work of 81
II dairy
of edu- =
| on the
Drt time
: known
resigned '
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It's.
t year
for var
record
in the
7. M. c.
the new
for the
b0OG for
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s In the
100000
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17

It's.
| t year
for var
record
in the
:. NC.
the new
for the
|b00G for
: a Jew
Is In the
100000
owment
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17

prs.
Ftrike OF
averted
fded the
live cent
of their
lowest
Ft thirty
pr three
or, time
avs and
|Bix daCs
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17

| atty in
|hfantvnl
he little
Emerson.
/ a few
greater
4 during
diet is
|rnplaint.
cen the
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-17

ted.
las been
lily staff
p years,
work of
|f dairy
of edu-
pm the
Drt time
I known
designed
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
Nj: us BRIEFS

Tho federal court rooms arc being
cleaned for the opening Of the October
term OF court Tuesday morning.
1t Is reported that Principal Assist
ant Engineer NJ. Y. Bair. of the Ohio
state board Of health. of Columbus, viii
visit this section within the next few
days To investigate tn" cause of the kill
ing OF thousands OF fish in the Ohio
river. during the past several weeks
Mr.. Rair was in Marietta. O., yesterday.
Robert ). Judge. formerly of Wheel
ing. stopped over here yesterday while
cnroutc from the Mexican border to his
nome. Il: Is now member OF tho
PENNSYLVANIA state ConStabulary.
The Tent and Awning Manufacture
ers Association viii hold Their annual
convention in Detroit next Sunday. !.
=. Williams. ~ this city. accompanied
by his wife and Son. Will attend. They
leave Sunday.
Eleven candidates Will be Initiated
this evening ~ Il meeting OF Wheeling
lodge No, 9, |. q. .. +. After the de-
gree work Il social session will b. held.
--Ecv. Father Heating. now stationed
AT 81. IuS"pn'S cathedral. viii not DO re-
moved 10 Iark"rS burg. as was previous
~ announced, but will remain here. This
statement was made yesterday hy 1t.
Rev. Bishop pGnahue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter \. Snow are
expected To arrive here Monday 10 as
sum" their now duties with The West
Virginia Sunday School Association.
They wore Formerly connected with the
North Dakota Association.
TIL" Boys brigade ct the Trinity
NJ. l.. church,. at Parkcrs burg. has been
granted 4 charter by the local state
Officers and IL was forwarded yesterday.
e. Gray. Mpuu1Svillc lumber firm. hcld
before Referee J. w. CumminS ycstcr-
dav. Trustee y G Schiller was granted
p"rmi*SI"n to sell personal property OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
DINNER ORDINANCE
EFFECT IS SPOILED
Part of Drivers Allowed to Disregard
Law. Says Councilman, Binding
Drivers Who Observe 1t.

That the DINNER ordinance" recent.
~ enacted by city council is rendered
practically useless because it is not
enforced upon all drivers Of autOmo-
hileS was il charge made by Council
man William II. Hare during a meet
ing OF the ordinance committee OF
city council last evening.
about ninety percent OF the auto.
mobile drivers in Wheeling obey The
DINNER ordnance" Mr.. Hare said,
hut The O,Eer Ten per cent. or good
part of that number. are allowed 10
disregard The DINNER law and blind
the ninety percent who have equipped
their machines with DINNER head
lights"
This statement was made during a
discussion OF the proposed ordinance
To establish a speed limit of eight
miles an hour III school zones, in which
some Of the committeeman expressed
their opinion that the police would not
enforce school zone speed ordinance
if il is enacted. Captain W. T. Otto,
presiding over the session Of the com
mlilce. III commenting upon this pros
pect said:
"Gentlcmcn. If we're going to es-
tabliSh a speed regulation for the
school zones, lets make it one that
will he enforced If we don't do that,
let's pass the matter We have enough
ordinances that are allowed to go un-
enforced and | don't want to help m
act any more that will not be re-
spected."
Chief OF Police Thomas Leyland 4
few days ago issued orders 10 his Of
ficers that the DINNER ordinance must
be obeyed. hut so far no arrests have
been made for violation of the ordi.
nance. in spite of conditions which
were brought To the attention OF The
council committee last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
SUITS AGAINST COUNTY
Two Will Be Heard at OCTOBER Tenn VI
Federal Cour:-PefsonHl '"Io1'
and infringement.

!: Among tn" suits "i rarticnIaL p wr.n.
ir,,.r,.st ina, will be heard AZ me oc'o-
Der term Of Federal court, M"'T Ln ,ro
,,,.'ims, rbn commissioners of OhI"
,.6Wn County, one is brought by oSrpn ',r.
son, through his attorney. 'onm i, l., IN
hrmy II grew out OF an acTlItnI ~
whirh Frank Hathaway of trlia're, I::
Grivinr an auto. struck ne ., d,rW Is,
bridge ON the National l1k% ana h'"y n,s
rhc bridge. into Il creek. l'crs"n; II t rho
s ~" "I ' alleges he was injured. InS
comn,v sued Hathaway, for damage ,r, 10
The bridge and attached ms ante ne Inc
smir was dismissed later because 'me
nrnserution failed to follow Wy IN" case,
!rhn nonrhinr in the .nrantim" wa$ AIKEN
out Of the state and the county ''" ~
rho other suit is brought by warren
Rrothers against In" county C"in''iS
sinucrs for an alleged !EtrIhEth'hl wy
IN , certain patent right in inc manu-
farIurr and application IF r"an sur
faring material.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14

creditors will kc held October a.
Voters who a:r in doubt as 10
whether or not they ~: registered. lhaE
inspect In" POLL books II R"punncah
headquarters on rhaptInc street. lh"Se
MOI rcrisIrrrG viii hay" another oppor-
Iunity to register when tho county com
miSsiunrrS SIT iuI that purpose MONDAY
Prosecuting Attorney -. y. Mckee mas
hrcn kept 50 busy for several days ana
will be- for some time yet. lhal u" l'1H
little time to devote |" ms cam PatS ~ :,
Tho contempt case against the t"M y
officials of Haywood ana ne W V?"" n
suits against former Sh"rlfis WI "
Clemens; and y. II. Taylor are rcq'lF'"E
practically all Of his time. ,,.o
officers are sllll unable I" lnca,
The IuurarIln who made away Win ms
swccthcart'e money whilc p'Spatt. ,, '''''"
for their wedding wcT" being mao
t;n,rrnucnl secret service men
securing thu country ~ search 81 McA'
can girls and women entering muses. ".
i'll fame in this country. report ma go,
failed Ia find any 81 the MeAi'"' 7''
in This city. ;..,.,,.,1 ~, Ci,v
EuiIdirr Inspector j. J. Fah"y this week
ali were for repair Contrar'H OF S II'"'
buildings. none OF the contract P' 'Ic'
exceeding $1,000. ,a,or,r,,
Tile str""L dcparim"nI IS .,r.nis
IT'S frlI cam,MIgu to put the CITY S,Eetta
IN good condition for the winter. Nor''
AT present is undo" way on M"rN;,L M,.,n.,
whore asphalt and brick Strcr'S IL "'"'-
The rabbi, hunting season III o n,,t
county opens Monday. ll1" u; ~.
hunirrs' licenses have been ISSUED III me ne
county and The cotton tails YIN i,'E ,ris ~
keen Strictly under cover IL th'E ,n.
NJ. 49,, no rang" of the hunters guns.
to @ETh,' tgh,s in me Town clock are net not
l;rh,rd AT mat. The clock Lights ana lCi
hril have nui poem working proprrIF r -.
several days and the t"',h h,, ,,;,~ n II
i,," hnnn working badly f"r tW" weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
No One Given Special Priv
leges to Sell Interna-
tional Tonic.
Office Open Tonight, 7 to 8
P. M.-Sundays II
to IL A. M.

You are now free 70 go TO your own
Druggist. no matter in what part OF
the City or State he may be, and pro-
cure EinlaX, the International Tonic,
which has created so much excitement
in the last few weeks it has been In
troduced here. The principles and
owners have come TO the conclusion
that they will give no one the eXclu-
sive privilege in Wheeling under any
circumstances, but have decreed that
all the Druggists of the entire City
and vicinity shall enjoy the profits.
THE PUBLIC
will greatly benefit b. this, because
they will not have to spend carfare
and waste time in going 70 one Phar-
macy. instead they can so TO any
corner Drugstore, in any City. within
a radius OF 100 miles Of Wheeling. and
procure Vinlax To prove that Finlax
stands paramount 10 any other prod
uct on the market today. the Owners
have just enough aggreSslveneSS and
faith in their product. that they are
willing to deposit $4,000 in any Bank
in the City OF Wheeling. and chal-
lenge any one who can show a larger
number of testimonials or 4 prepare
ton which is less harmless TO deli
cate constitution for man. woman or
child, old or young.
After a laboratory Investigation,
extending throughout Europe, and
America. they have not only come to
that conclusion, but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
MONEY TALKS.

They have the money to back up
their opinion that there is nothing SD
perior to EinlaX no matter what you
pay, from whom you get il. or where
YOU buy. This statement has not
been made on the impulse OF the
moment. but is the result OF 20 years
of scientific Investigation by on, OF
the Worlds most celebrated aualEtl-
cal minds A mau who has devoted a
lifetime TO this one particular thing;
A man who studied medicine IN all
its branches in not only TINS country
bur oll other Countries with an eStab-
lished civilization and ethics. in order
10 gain his point, and to say that he
has been successful is only putting II
mild. He has really astonIshed him.
SELF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
Brilliant Banquet Closes
Masonic Bodies Reunion;
Thousand in Attendance

lowed ny the banquet a. 1880 o'clock.
\ public reception will h" held ut the
Windsor hotel Tor Imperial Posentate
Niedringha&S and thoSc' accompanying
him. 10y The officers of the Arab Patrol
and thr members NJ Osiris Temple band.
\ large class will be initiated during
tic evening.
Charles l.. CaTrigan. 81. presided ms
chairman at last nights banquet ana
addresses were delivered by George L.
Moore - Grand Commander. Charles
r Suck ~ Grand Fri"r. nj Southern
Jurisdiction; j. [. ltucuannon. b" OF
Northern Jurisdiction; +. &. Steinhcck-
r. 80 Hon: and Or. John w. Morris.
-; Sovereign Grand Inspector General
IN West Virginia. Tn" banquet was one
IT thr largest and most successful ever
il. III by the Scottish Kite Masons.
The sessions yesterday We're in charge
of West VIRGINIA ConSiStory No. !. head
rd by Charles +. tarriGan. "Sd deg. OF
Muundsviiln. nnnnrar: master OF IA
Losk ~ iLe morning session, tho %iSt
degree WAS conferred. while at the noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
RAID ON STABLE
Prohibition Officers Get Eddie Stat
ner, Three Witnesses And Guam
tity Of Booze

Raiding Il stable in the rear OF 10
Main street last evening. Prohibition
OFFICERS Bert Phillips and Marlin N"i'
der confiscatrd two full kegs o. Deer,
TWO gallons Of whiSk"y. five baskets OF
beer and a key Of beer on tap.
Eddie Rlatner was arrested on a
charge Of violating the Gost law by op-
Grating 4 speakcasy ana itlrc" men
found in the building were taken as
witnesses.
Before Squire j. Elwood Hughes at
the jail. Blatner and the three wit
nesses gave bond in the sum OF 5000
each for their appearance at III" open
ing Of the November term OF criminal
court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
NO POISON FOUND.

LANCASTER. O.. Oct 1"-A rrrn''
received here tonight by Coroner FOIL
Rugh from Chemist at Coiulnhus. wn'
examined tho stomnchs OF nc thrr" w. w.
HTory. Strctton, who were found d"a'
s ,''., in chairs ut tho Smcttrrs homo
here nctohr /. stated that no traces 81
noicon was found In the stomnchs Ct
ihn nincc Of ric that had been found IL
Inc house partly eaten. OFFICIALS no"
hrlirv" that tn" death OF the women w"
na,,sod bv gas fumes from n heater with
iurrnncr CumbuS ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
HIGHEST DEGREES CONFERRED
YESTERDAY BY W. VA. CON-
SISTORY.
Shrtners Will hold Forth Today-Win
Be Honored by visit From I'M
perial potentate.

With an .iah"rrJc banquet which was
;',;rlui.d hy :, Thousand MaSonS from al!
;ariS ~ West Virginia and ADJOINING
states. tn. annual faI! reunion al Scf :
t:Sh itit.. bodies Of West Virginia. Whi'n
.p"ncd N"u,!ay when III" new Scottish
Kita cathedral WAS dedicated. was
brought &" an cuicy;,hl' clos" last night.
To-day. h"~,.v"r. in" Shr;n"rS "t West
Virginia will hold Il ceremonial session.
" hici VIII h" mad" notable ny thH tiSi
rf Imperial rctrrtat" Henry +. Med
iinchar~. IT I;U:iat". y. Y.
Th.. business meeting Will ~ hold To-
,iay at " "',l""l>. THO Har;td' 81: o'clock
md IN" ""ren:orial session az SGD
p"iock after which TN, Sne"ial v3ud"-
Vile entertainment will b. given FOL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
ONE DEAD, ONE DYING.

SOI'TH RENn. Ind, Oct. i%,-'ln'
man is dead another Is dying. while an
other is scriousl yhurt as the result ~
an AUTOMOBILES being crushed hrtWcrI
Two snctionG of a freight train at Dow
nrIoc Mich. near here today. FRANK
FINN. "a years old Of Jones, Mich was
crushed TO death. WILLIAM Miller. alSc
Of oJnes. Is suffering from two trhC'
lures nr the skull and Internal INJURIES
while Clarence J. Jmm. postmaster al
Jonns is severely injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
CHINESE m1N1srER HoNoREp,

WASHINGTON. oct. 13-Thc Order
OF chin lilo. or Golden Grain, mas necn
cnnrrrrcd on Y. *. Wellington HOO. the
Chinese minister here. by President Ii
Yuan Hung. according to cable adytc"cs
10 The legation today. The ehonnr IS IN
recognition OF Mr.. Kon's services here
and follows closely on the ircSlurnt
REFUSAL :" accept his resignation because
If illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
RESULTS COUNT.

The actual results which were ac-
complished at the Offices. 520-2l'22
German Bank Bldg, yesterday in the
presence OF some 40 people, assembled
in the Reception Room is conclusive
evidence that this preparation is a
positive relief for Catarrh. Bronchitis,
respiratory troubles. as well as those
afflictions affecting the stomach, kid
neys, liver and bowels. as evidenced
By Mrs. H. Mcclure, who stated 10 the
reporter in the presence Of an entire
assemblage. She said: Il don't care
what anyone says, and | don't care
what they do. nor how they spend
their money, but for me have Il
mind of my own. and | know hypoc-
risv and sincerity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
UNIVERSITY CLUB PROGRAM.

The University club board Of Cover
nul$ met last night 10 arrange. a pro,
gram for the winter series Of SoclN-
events 20 be- conducted by the 0rGanlZa-
lion during the winter months. and post
i.,nn,! the making OF the complete pro-
gram until October -. At that time
IN" committee will meet and arrange
q detailed program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14

hour u tempting luncheon was served
to all candidates and members at INC
Scottish Rite cathedral The ed de-
gree was conferred during the after
noon and was also in charge of Mr..
Carrjcan. who was assisted by large
c.atf If Officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
LIBERAL CLUB SMOKER.
Rev. ]. A. c. Faggtnger Auer Talks on
I Holland.

Holland. it's past and present import
ance and influence formed the topic Of III
interesting discussion delivered before
the monthly meeting of the Mems Lib
cral club at the First Unitarian thurcf
last night by the Rev. J. y. G. FagS1n'
ger Au%r
The occasion was the monthly smoker
OF the club and il was we'll attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
CAR SHORTAGE CONTINUES

CHARLESTON, ". Va. Oct. -
About forty coal cars. damaged by the
recent flood ar" lying along the banks
Of Biz Horse Creek, Il tributary Of Coal
river TIL" mining companies in this
TERRITORY rrport This week that The car
shortage mas inirrfrrrd greatly with
their opcral IONS and that II Is impoS-
Sibc Ia run fun time until sufficient
number Of cars is available.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
u. s. COURT coNvENEs TUESDAY

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. 1.-THE
October term of the United States court
for the S"i.th"ru District Of West Flr-
~nia will c"nvcn" in Bluch"Id next
Tuesday. with Iudge b. +. Keller or
Charleston. presiding. The term Will
NOT last Ihr0uch The week. as the docket
is comparatively l. small one and con-
tHinS but few eases Of Importance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

James i. Harkins. IS. and Mary MI
del. - both al Wheeling.
Edward tlrmsr"n. -. Of Eskdalc. w
Va, and Mary MaImowSky, -, of SUIT
crvilic, ia.
Andy Smokes. -. and Mary Dumbek
30. both Of Wheeling.
Hczckiah billiards. colored, *. anc
Hattie Ciilbcrth co!cred. 26. both OF
Wheeling.
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THE VINLAx DOCTORS.

Due to the enormous crowds and
the overflow which cannot be waited
on during the regular hours Of 10 70
II and 9 to 4, week days, have con,
sented commencing tonight. Satur'
day. October 18th, 10 keep their
Offices open from I till S p. M, and
on Sunday from II 10 l. a. m. You
are cordially invited to call at once
and receive Il correct and honest
opinion of your case without charge.
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DID GREAT DAMAGE.

ST. THOMAS. u W. l.. Oct. Ia
The entire group ct The Virgin Islands
suffered scvcrr,! in the cycl"n" carly
in the week Tort0la. Ancgada and 81.
John and other smaller islands were
devastated. Til" population Is reported
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/ 10 be homeless and suffering from lack
OF food. Many deaths were caused by
the cyclone.
POLICE PICKUPS.

VIM. Mcintyre. Leo Frank. John Doe
and Matt Carney. compose a quartet OF
drunks locked up last night. Officers
Jack West, Pcffcnbach and Babb. made
the arrests.
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rERCENN1AL CELEBRATION.

GALESBURG. I'll. Oct. 13-The ter
celebration In honor or pr
William Harvey. rliscoverrr or the Sys-
tom OF blood circulation in the human
body attracted COO physicians IRON
throughout the Central West today ID
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