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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
ROCK ISLAND is OUT.

CINCINNATI. o.. March 2-The
Central Organization was ordered not
to operate with the city OF Rock island
In Us circuit. by the national baseball
commission. In n finding promulgated
here today. In making this decision
the ruling of the national association
In this controversy which was be
tween the Central Association and the
Three-I League. was overruled. The
commission likewise was partly divid.
ed on the subject. President Tener of
the National League. dissenting from
the majority ruling signed By Chair.
man Hermann president Of the com
mission. and President Johnson OF the
American League.
The majority finding was based on
the fact that Rock Island was original
Three-I territory and In surrenderine
its territorial rights. even though h
did not operate team in Rock Island
the ThreeI League Is being injured.
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Every mother realizes. after giving
ber children California Syrup OF
FIGS that this is their ideal laxative.
because they love its pleasant taste
and II thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach. liver and bowels with
out gripping.
When cross. irritable. feverish or
breath Is bad, stomach sour. look "a
the tongue. mother! II coated, give a
teaspoonful OF this harmless "frui,
laxative, and in few hours all the
FOUL. constipated waste. sour bile and
undigested food passes out OF the
bowels. and you have a.'well, playful
child again. When it's little system
Is full OF cold. throat sore, has stom-
ach-ache. diarrhoea. indigestion. collie
Remember. good inside cleansing
should always be the first treatment
given.
Millions OF mothers keep California
syrup OF Figs handy: they know a
teaspoonful today saves sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for n
oo-cent bottle of California Syrup of
Figs" which has directions for babies,
children OF all ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Beward of coun-
terfeits sold here. so don't be fooled
Get the genuine. made by California
Fig Syrup Company"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
JAS. DYSON HEADS
WHEELING ELKS
rs MADE EXALTED RULER AT
ANNUAL ELECTION LAST
NIGHT.
"UneIe" John Richardson Elected
Secretary For Twenty-eiohth
Consecutive Time.

Wheeling lodge No. %. b. r. D
Elks. held its annual election of of
ficers last night. at the Elks' lodge
on Fifteenth street. Uncle" John
=. Richardson was reelected for the
twenty eighth consecutive me
Other officers were elected as follows:
Exalted Ruler-James a. Dyson.
Esteemed Leading knight j
Harold Brennan.
Loyal knight-Lee III. Robinson.
Lecturing knight-O. W. Truax.
Treasurer-Howard Oberman.
Tiier-Martin Malooly.
Pas; Exalted Ruler w. NJ. Cummins
WIS elected delegate and c. NJ. Yes
ter alternate TO the grand lodge meet
ing which will be held in Baltimore
Md. July 10 to Is.
William Nesbitt was elected trus-
tee for period OF five years.
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BIRTHS

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Smith. GOO Main street. a boy.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar.
mion. 2313 Market street. a girl.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie John.
son, 2404 Chapiine street. a girl.
Born-TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Mel.
son. 7Ol Grandview street. a gni
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel How.
els. S21 Coal street. a girl.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. IT. w. VII.
son. 2sl5 Jacob street. a girl.
Born-TO Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Myers. 205lz Main street. a boy
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Schaffer. 2f1s Eoff street. a girl.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
Squibb. p Maryland street. a boy.
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Personal and Otherwise.

Mrs. Lydia Cole of North Lincoln
avenue. is in Bethesda, visiting her
dau ghter. Mrs. T. J. Shipley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edgar and
daughter. Miss Stella. left on Thursday
for their new home at Bedford, near
Cleveland. -.
Miss Elsie Mosier. Of Buffalo N Y
has been secured this season as trim
mer I'm Hunts millinery department
She arrived this week and will enter
upon her duties at once. preparatory
to the spring opening.
Mrs. Fred Hoffman. OF Newark, o.,
was recent visitor with her sister
Mrs. Charles Shafer. OF the Shafer ho-
tel.
Mrs. Frank Corbin. OF Walnut street.
- in Harrisburg. Pa. for a months
visit with her husband. who is working
there.
Howard Anderson. OF this city. was
a business visitor in Wheeling. Thurs
day.
Miss Hazel Lorentz. OF West Main
street Is home from n visit with rela-
tives in COLUMBUS.
William F'roelich. who was recently
operated upon at the North Wheeling
hospital. u recovering nicely
$. III. Barrack- of Baker Bros. Zanes-
vile. was calling on his trade here
this week.
The Misses Louie Groves and Path
Ewing aye home from attending tho
millinery opening In Cleveland
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John Qonhorn-

ident Of this city, died last evening At
e.55 o'clock. Ia his room. at 1915 Market
Owing TO his sudden demise. Coroner
talia MITCHELL was called Dy the physi-
clan who had been attending during the
Gay. Death was due to heart failure
MI. sOshorn was never married lie
was wei known In this community and
was Of one 81 the best families in the
wheeling district For a number ~
years he specuiatcd In real estate hut
Tor some time had been retired
Surviving are three sisters. Mrs Al
fred Caldwell, Mrs. Irvine. Of this city.
and one residing a. baltimore. Md IN
neral arrangements viii b. completed TO-
day.
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81. Clr.rsv.ile Rrtcfs.

w. q. Mcc ain. Jr., of iieilaire. was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Charles Cordncr, OF Flushing was
here yesterday ON business.
y meeting of the lecture course COM
iriJtsc was held in the J1'tei Presby-
icrian church On Mrdn, lag cVenIrg
Tho committee CccidSU a. bay from the
keopath Bureau. they having furnished
'he course this year The numbers were
moi FUZZY Cecio~d on, bG. will b, an
nounced later.
Several from here gsw the Muskinsum
College team play the Wheeling Y NJ
c. y. team AZ Wheeling Ll.t night:
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Anthracite Men AdIourn

Nh'nrsclte wen adjourn.
NEW YORK. March 2.-The sub
committee OF anthracite miners and
operators met here today to consider
the ten demands presented by the
United Mine Workers for incorpora-
tion In new wage agreement TO take
the place OF the one which expires to-
day. Beyond general discussion. the
conferees took no action. They ad-
journed after a brief session until
next Monday to permi: the officials Of
the miners organization to continue
their negotiations with bituminous Cd.
orators for a soft coal contract in the
middle west. The meeting Of the hard
coal miners and operators was as
friendly a. that of last week when the
demands Of the coal diggers were for.
mally presented to the operators. No
intimations Of any concessions. how
ever. came from either side.
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Marietta Cancels.

Word was received here late wednes-
day by Manager John Christy of the
high school basket BALI team. that the
Marietta high school five which was to
have played here on Saturuay night.
March nth desired To cancel the game.
stating as their reason, that the team
was going Ia Delaware to enter the tour
nament FOR the state championship. This
Was quite = blow To the local followers
OF basket ball. rs they had lookcl FOR
ware TO iris game with "a sra deal ~
cNpc, tation. "a the locals have had such
SUCCESSFUL season and arc. on the road
TO the Champic nship of this section OF
he tate. a mis- caves tho high school
team with no game Tor tnis week aud
30 g;me for next week. "a that they
Will fpVe = long period ~ practice be-
tween now End their next game on Eri-
day the 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
INHERIT BIG ESTATE.

DENVER, Colo. March 2.-Dolos A.
Chappell, Jr.. and Mrs. Jean G. Gran
mer. his sister. inherit the S1.5OoQ01
estate of the late Delos A. ChappelL
president Of the Nevada California
Power Co. ChappelIs will was filed
for probate here today. Young Chal-
pell. a student az Leland Stanford, Jr,
University. receives two thirds and
Mrs. Cranmer tho remainder When
the estate Is divided.
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viii Case IN Court.

one of the biggest cases for this term
OF court Will be started before Judge
Charles j. Lynch to-day. rhs case is
entitled Charles \. James. guardian.
against Flora ". Tolbert. - al. The
action is to contest the Will OF the late
Benjamin +. Powell. deceased. \ large
number Of witnesses have been subpoe-
naed IN the case and two days have been
flowed for l.. Heinlcin. Sp-iggs a.d
- mes are the attorneys for the p.aintiff
=" iii> fiarcis \ kshrer and William
Dixon, Jr.. are the attorneys represent
ing the defendants
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ORDERS TO MERCHANTMEN

LONDON. March 2. 1890 p. m.-The
British admiralty tonight officially
made public the admiralty orders to
armed merchantmen. giving October
20, 1915. The orders say that the
armament OF such vessels must BE-
used solely for resisting an attack by
an armed vessel and for no other pur.
pose. AS British submarines and air.
craft are ordered not TO approach
merchantmen, the orders say. the ap-
proach to a British merchantmen Of
submarine is to be regarded as done
with a hostile intention.
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Follow ing several weeks illness Of ty-
phoid fever. Miss Agnes Fitzgerald. "A
Wen known and highly esteemed young
iady. passed away az the home % her
parents. 50 Thirteenth sfresf a. . 90
clock Yesterday morning
Miss fitzgerald was born iu this city
ana We the daughter Of john AMI Anna
fitzgerald. She was Rraduafef from
St Joseph's academy IN the '04 class
she had a host Of friends who will h.
sricNed 70 learn OF her passing. she
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Accidental paath-

After . thorough Investigation by
coroner Herb OF SteubenviiIe. IL was
decided that Hugh Nixon. who Was
round lying under meath the ". X l.. r.
Iailrcad trestle In North Brilliant YES
teruay morning. met death acciacntaily
ana no iouf play was connected with "a
lie was last seen IN Mingo about 10
clock. and II IL thought that he while
waIkins nome became bewiIdcred and
toppled over the trestle. alightin9 ON
ms race. as the side OF his face was
caved In and q wound on the back OF
his mead Underneath the body Sas
found a small knife but no evidence or
struggle was shown
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mARDI oRAs OPENS.

NEW ORLEANS. March 2Nev
Orleans 1916 mardi gras carnival was
opened tonight with an Illuminated
pageant OF the Knights OF Momus 30
which the mythical story " Pin
occhio." the tale OF Marionefte. wa.
portrayed in deliberately decora'el
floats, featuring character 10 co..
tunes. The parade was followed p,
the Menus Ball. The carnival "A
be concluded Tuesday night
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Pimples in an
Evening Gown
Stop Embarrassment from Pimples
6eautify Your Skin Quickly With
Stuart's Calcium Waters. Trial
Package Mailed Free.

Skin-tissue Is made from the blood.
and as IL is a tendency OF nature 10
throw on a good share OF impurities
through the skin. naturally impuri-
OF pimples. bfotches. blackheads and
other eruptions.N Naturally. IL here
are no impurities In the blood. none
will appear in the skin. There1l be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
Funeral Of Miss Duffy.

large concourse OF sorrowing
friends and relatives attended the fu-
neral for Miss Ella r.. Duffy YESTERDAY
morning. Family services were held at
her late home. 1894 Eoff street az SEQ
O'clock. Followed with requiem solemn
high mass IN st. Joseph's cathedral viii
the Rev. Fatehr o. II. Moye as ceiebrant.
assisted by the Rev. Fathers Galway
and Joseph. Interment was in Mt. Cal
vary cemetery
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Mrs.. Elizab.th Posaer.

Word was received in the city yester.
day OF the death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Pos
ser. who passed away at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. 4. H. Seyler. Belle
Nue, Pa, suburb Of Pittsburgh. late
"Wednesday night. Mrs. Poser was well
known In this community and hal a
number OF relatives In this city. Tho
body was taken TO her old home NJ Ran
dolph. y. y. where interment will be
made.
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Funeral of Mrs. rart. SATURDAY

FUNERAL for Mrs. Margaret u. Veith
raris' wire or a. A. Paris. who PASSED
away early Thursday morning. Will be
held at the family home. 10 South York
street, Island. Saturday afternoon at 2
CLOCK The Rev. DIR. Charles H. Rob-
inson. of the First United Prcsbyterian
church. OF which congregation Mrs. Faris
was long member. will likely officiate
lnterment VIII be private In Greenwood
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TAILoRs ON STRIKE.

NEW YORK. March 2.-FTve thous.
and custom tailors here. many OF
whom were employed in FIFTH Avenue
shops. struck today for higher wages
and the abolition Of Sunday work and
the so-called free shop.
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GAINESVILLE

BARNESNILLE. o.. March 1.-The
Iythian sisters viii celebrate the clev-
cnth anniversary in the lodge room
Monday evening. March g. Elaborate
pref ratIons are being made for the
occasion. and a very pleasant time is
anticipated Warren lodge. X. OF T.. is
invited to attend
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always took an active part I'm the WORK
OF her church and was one of the most
prominent members OF the RIes sed Viz
gin Society OF ST. Joseph's CONGREGATION.
She leaves beside her parents the.fol.
lowing brothers and sisters: James
Miss Helen Fitzgerald
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Bt-lmist Arrested.

John w. Yates. alias Jonn " carter
was arrested and H. tleing neId bV
Brooke county ohicials OF uigamV 10
Upon complaint OF his wire Nasele
belle Earnest Yates. he having MARRIED
her la WelisDurg in 1915. she not know
ing that he laI another wife Mr.
Yates under the assumed name of John
W: carter married Alice G. Brown OF
wheeling ~ 1903. having deserted nor
10 marry Maggie Belle Earnest Mr.
, ateS viii Re giVen hearing Friday in
squire Jacobs Courf aud viii prohsbiv
race serious charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
Bre WHEAT PURCHASES.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mar. 2-Five million,
OF NAY wheat have been bought by mill.
ing interests In the last two weeks &C.
cordinR TO estimates Of Minneapolis
1namber OF Commerce traders today
ihis. they say. would represent safe, "a
l.Vvv.ooo barrels Of flour Most Of this
product u said TO be for eastern bskers
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Tourist Climb Meats.

Mrs. ~. Laughlin. Of Walnut
street. viii entertain the members of
The Tourist Club AT her home this af-
tcrnoon. \ program has been arranged
Tor the afternoon. Dainty refreshments
will bc served.
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Rev Frart ". Rcbcr. OF F;lIwood
CIV. Pc. viii preach Ia the Presbyte-
rian church next sabhn IN morning and
evening. \ full attendance ~ ar
congrc Cation D. desired
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will hold its meeting i'm Belmont Grange
hall in East GAINESVILLE. Saturday.
March IL. The question of grange
exhibit at the Belmont county fair will
be discussed and the following pro-
gram has been arranged:
. A. NJ.
Opening OF Grange in Fourth Degree.
Song. ............... kock Hill Quartet
Buying of Fertilizers. Alden Lee
Professionalism is the matter with
our County Experiment FARM.
.-........-....... George 5. Lentz
Discussion.
Adjournment for dinner.
l.. NJ.
Grange opened in fun form.
Song. Rock Hill Quartet
How can we best stimulate our boys
and girls to greater interest in
agriculture and home economics:..
Charles a. Wise
Discussion.
Paper. .........-... Mrs. j. a f1nney
Paper. ......... Mrs. II. ID. Porterfield
Song. Herman and Orrie Skinner
Lecturer. ................D c. Bundy
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Marriage Lfccnses

Edward }; Och. 81. Pittsburgh Helen
Benedik. 81. Pittsburgh: William
strauss - Carnegie. Pa. Christina
Reid, ~, Carnegie, Pa; Raymond Geiger.
~ Mckeesport. Pa. Felicia Weber. ~
Duquesne. Pa: Egbcrt Beck % Pitts
burgh. Marie Bcyer 20. Pittsburgh: d
y. Milerion. FL Noungswood. Pa. Ethel
crown. ~. YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. william A.
q Elbs. ~. Pittsburgh. Katherine Traut-
man. 20. Carrick. ia.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE

The local Y. l.. n. viii hold their regu-
lar meeting in the United Presbyterian
church tonight and fine program has
been arranged. At the the program
those present viii banquet I'm the base
rnent OF the church. and "a fine menu Will
be served. The society aims to have "A
banquet several times each year I'm order
To make the meetings NOR. interesting
to the many young people VINO are
members. The following is the program
for the evening:
will be lead by Prof W. ~
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Peraonals.

Mr. l.. ~. McCamic. editor of tbs. Her
aid. Is sick at his horne ON Twentieth
street with poisoning.
Mrs. W. J.. Foster and daughter
Louise Ctambou. left today 10 visit
with relatives aud friends in Pittsburgh.
Pa.
Nrs Albert Carmichael and Miss BIRD
l.tggett were Wheeling visitors on
" sdueadnV
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VIII Meet.

m" ladies' Christian Circle Of the
Presbyterian church will meet in the
church rarlor Monday evening. March
INK tern. will b. elected AT this meet =
irE and ever member Is urged 10 be
present
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w. C.. T. H. nae.ts,g

Tho Y. Q. T. I. viii meet with Mrs.
Anna Paterson. OF East Main street
this evening at : o'clock. \ Frances
willard program will be rendered. and
an "nerinE VIII be teken for the Fran
ccs Willard memorial fund
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Rev. Reber Here

Tho Maccabces will meet in regular
ing at : o'ciocI
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william Leak jackson. VINO is being
heId by Brooke county oniciais on
Snarse OF felony In the case with Miss
ioIc Judge Addlcman Thursday morn.
ing When The Juage stated to nim that
MISS Brown was unable to appear and
would not be out for at least Two weeEs
ana the case was postponed until tins.
June term OF court. Mr.. jackson haa
nothing to say and was taken back 10
MS cell where he viii spend the -FOUR
months until the next court
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Play Fast game

The Wsllsburg Hieh school basket
ball I'VE are making preparations to
play the nnsl game before they leave
for the state tournament ~ Buckhan-
non. w. Va. They VIII meet the Mar
flne Ferry Hieh IN the local gym Fri-
dey evening and play n game which will
decide the best team. In previous
game played at Martins Ferry the score
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. w Va. March a
ON Thursday morning the case OF
vile, Weiisb1rs and weirton Rsiiwsy
company trespassing case was started.
The suit IL for damages sustained by
THE car company placing tracks ON Mr..
Johnsons property in Cross Creek dis
trict at Edgington near Holidays cove.
The lot IL forty feet front and the tracks
are laid the length OF IL. IL being
claimed that the company had no per-
mission from the owner or franchise.
In 1912 Mr.. Johnson. received damages
for the use Of the said property for the
year. and this suit H. To secure dam
ages from them untH September. 1915.
After the jury was drawn and placed
n special ear was chartered and the
jurymen with counsel left for the prop
erty 20 view the same. returning at
The afternoon session opened at I
o'clock. The Jurymen on the case are.
w. .R. McClcllend. John Wharton. Al
bert Lauck. William Marsh. W. -.
Coates. Harley r. Eisoh. Parks Jacobs.
William Campbell James Hukill. " NJ.
rady. Earl provinces. andrew Murch-
Immediately after the opening 81 the
afternoon session the question OF title
which was determined by a former liti-
cation was raised and argued by coun-
eel. but the court allowed the case TO
proceed IN the regular way The plain
tin was the FIRST witness called and the
direct examination was conducted by
Attorney Chas. Schuck Of Wheeling.
Mr.. Johnson was questioned regarding
bis title 20 the property and a. 10 what
damage WAS sustained by him on
cross examination by Attorney Cree
several tits occurred between counsel
and counsel was admonished by the
court not TO continue them.
The case will hardly be finished to-
day a. large number % witnesses
have been summoned To- be heard. The
defense will probably not get started
with its witnesses before Friday
The plaintiff D. represented by Attor-
ney Robert Ramsey of Wcllsburg and
Chas. Schuck 81 Wheeling and the de-
PENDANT cOmnany BY Attorneys Cree and
Auburn Of Wclisburg
~ 7:3o y. m. the jury was stiii out
In the case 81 Robt Miller W. Dr
Glass.
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DEADLOCRED
sconsnusd from FIRST Pare,

alton. was an indication that there
might be developments tomorrow or
Saturday. Mr.. White intimated
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was undecided. Wellsburg claiming the
victory. the score being s3-2f while
martins Ferry claims that II was 25-24
IN tnelr favor, ana the game FRIDAY
The Mellsburg lads are loorning strong
ior TN. tournament and will try naru
70 be the victorious team tomorrow
night On the same floor the Martins
Ferry girls will meet ne Wellsbury
girls and play a good game The local
girls are showing some good playing
TINS year and will likely take the game
Don't forget the date and don't forget
To come as this will be your last on
portunity TO see a real basketball game
before Wcllsburg leaves Tor the state
championship tournament Come and
root Tor the home team. Game called
at a:i5 IN the high school gym.
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ThIr Canaht

Upon complaint Of the officials OF the
Beech Bottom coal mine. Alex Honda
mos was arrested and placed In the
Brooke county Jail 20 await n hearing
and cutting ~ into small pieces and
taking n 20 Wheeling where he finally
disposed OF ~ 10 Jewish junk dealer
sheriff Charles Patterson arrested him
IN n boarding house az the Beech Bot
tom mines last evening and placed him
4 hearing before squire g. X Jacobs