davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
THE STRUGGLE
WAS FIERCE
rus FRENCH NADE \ sTnoSs
RESISTANCE BUT WE'RE
FORCED ru fNNaI a1E.
PRISONERS TAKEN
thont tine Thousand Prisoners Nrtc
Captured by tseruiaus. ---s on
tlaue Drive roWat,I
ter,iun.

LONDON. March Z. Gcrana
troops have sforme,I and captured fh
village af i1uiiamons. tuur miies
uoltheaa ~ scr'tnn. and just ons-
side of Fuss Duuaauut. after a ssr.-
aas ssrnRgls, taking oae thpnsaai
prisoners, he s.efspau Wa ufries re-
purtcd this affcraesaa
Following Ieas, atiiFegs blows
tie 0sesmans pre driving toward Nri-
lnn fsem The uest nnd sontfeast ~
ifeaaa 1ni cerrnen fofcs~ ~
c,l The eity aua infantry j. "
b cus Il ~ ttere.s1
fie rati> var g.
,''.,,' '.,.'''". :. -" n' flnws cnvss[ [ sss,.
80, ,,.., OF this cong /, II ~.
,,s,a.... a this writing ugarsar. ast
i, there was no.srlin before n'l.l.
lss It's place last lure 81 GersnaBs
nd Our sandstlaasa today. Il a
until ghfhas about two hundred
llaAman business men afe Kolrae
spain.
The message .gsga1 IN construct,
* 'tns new jefferson hIghway.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
CONGRESS WILL
TAKE ACTION
WILL PUT ITSELF on RECORD
rs REGARDS THE DISPUTE
WITH GERMANY.
4 CONF FERENCE HELD
seatc and House Leaders Confer with
the President Today at the
White House.-Vote to
BE Taken Soon.

WASHINGTON. March I.-Con-
gress viii put itself on record as re-
CARDS the administrations course to-
ward Germany This became known
when leaders ratified the presidents
suggestion that vote be taken and
takn soon.
Leaders discussed with the pres
ident the means Of bringing the mat
ter to g vote and the exact question
first to be determined by such a
vote.
Following a discussion at the
White House today senate and house
leaders went back to the capitol to
frame an issue that would bring out
this country's attitude toward Ger
many clearly No vote will be at
tempted today but the road will be
cleared and the machinery set in
motion.
Some of the leaders even while
setting to work to bring about the
vote declared thot it was desired
by President Wilson to indicate the
disbelief that congress-the house
at least-to support the presidents
course whole heartedly.
Congressman Kitchin. house floor
leader. referred ironically to the
presidents power over congress. He
intimated the belief that a majority
in congress favors warning Ameri-
cans to stay off armed merchant yes-
sells.
That has been Speaker CIark's
contention, though he withheld COM
ment today. The administration,
however. Is known, prior to the pres
ident's making announcement or
the letter to Representative Pou,
that he wanted the democrats to
stand ND and be counted. The pres
ident is not disposed to favor action
on a resolution such as that offered
by McLemore Of Texas warning
Americans to stay off armed boats;
doesn't think that resolution OF
confidence should be offered. He is
said to have taken the stand that
some resolution choosing middle
ground would show where the ad-
ministration stands in the submarine
difficulty.
conclusion was reached by the
president and the administration
leaders that vote on resolution
such as the McLemore resolution
warning Americans to stay off arm
ed boats would best serve the ad-
ministration's purpose.
The president would expect the
house to vote down the resolution.
Similarly the senate would be ex-
pected TO vote down or table Cores
resolution.
A resolution expressing confidence
or endorsing the international poiiey
OF the president is not desired, ieel-
irg that it would be difficult to get
votes for that purpose. There VIII
be no vote on a resolution such as
the president desires before Friday
it was indicated today. When the
senate met today Senator Shields
asked unanimous consent for final
vote on his waterpower bill Tor
Friday afternoon. with the agree
n,ent that it be kept continuously
before the senate. Senator'S Kern
and stone are in accord with this
proposition. Such action wouio
block consideration OF armed mef-
chantmen resolutions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
SUSPENDED INSPECTORS
ARE ORDERED RESTORED

WASHINGTON. March i-secre-
tary Redfleld today ordered 20 full
rank aud pay local steamship in
spectors. Robt Reid aud chas. Eek
llsa. suspended during the insestiga-
.son iato the Eastland disaster at
Chicago.
Redfleld said tho federal court
had fully exonerated the men.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
/.
= STATES WATCH PURE MILK
. ORDINANCE EFFECT IN GARY,

. GARY. Ind. March This a
= city today took the lead in a .
= crusade for the sale OF pure =
= milk when ii started to enforce q
y an ordinance which authorizes .
y only the sale of pasteurized .
. milk. It is a step that the Z
= state of Indiana itself was not .
= able TO take through its legis- =
= lators and the outcome here q
= is being watched throughout .
. this and other states. The Q
= ordinance will force every dairy .
= man in the city to provide .
. pasteurizing process. q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
SWEDISH STEAMER VICTIM
OF AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE

STOCKHOLM. March i.--An Aus
trlan submarine sank ths Swedish
steamer ToFoorg in the MediterTan-
mean. The Torborg's crew took 10
the boats and we're picked up b.
rescue steamers and landed al Leg
horn. Italy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
THF STEAMER HONDURAS
IOWED INTO GALVESTON

GALVESTON. Texas. March i
The United states coast Sazra cat
ter Comanche brought into Galge
ton today the steamer Honduras
which lost radaer twenty-five misss
off Galveston yesterday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
EAli. To
LOCATE BANK ROBBERs

HUGO. Okla. March - The au-
thorities had not a trace of the nien
today who late yesterday robbed the
Mlllerton bank at Milierton. Okla.
and ESCAPED with ts4545 The ban
dita blaeked their faces as dis
guIse They escaped on horseback
after rohblng the bank
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
. ~s~~~~~~~e ~ee~~ 90
BIBLE AND fIFCTRIC
LIGHT REMOVED BY
THIEF IN THE NIGHT.

e SALINA. Kan. March H. 4
. The church Bible has been sto- 4
. len from the First Baptist 4
. church along with electric light I
y globes and other small belong 4
. ings OF the building. according
. to an announcement Of the pas 4
. tor. Rev. J. NJ Powell
. In the opinion Of the pastor 4
. the man evidently was seeking 4
. light. but toe good intent of
y wanting a Bible SO badly he
. had to steal it vas questioned
e by him,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
BRITISH STEAMER TH0RNAbY
SUNK BY A SUBMARINE

LONDON. March i.-Lloyd's dis
patches today reported that the
British steamer Thornaby was sunk
with all the members OF the crew
Ehled. The vessel had tonnage OF
1,7S2 and was registered at West
Fartlepool
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
NAVE DAVENPORT SIGNS
CONTRACT WITH BROWNS

PALESTINE. Texas. A&rch -
Tho last Fed Brown holdout came
into the fold this afternoon when
nave Davenport signed the contract.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
british LOSS TbTALLED
1..s47 IoR FEBRUARY

LONDON. March british easu-
alties in all the war areas puoHsH-
ed during February showed a 'o'a'
NJ 73s officers and 17,s14 men
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
GERMANY To DECLARE
WAR On PORTUGAL

AMSTERDAM. March L. Berlin
advlces received here today report
Cd that declaration or var against
Portugal II imminent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
LUMBER MILL BURNS
WITH LOSS Oh $4,000

SHREVEPORT. La. March L.
The saw mill of the Southern Lum-
Der company burned early this morn
ing. The loss IL SIS GOO Tho mill
had capacity OF 100. 900 feet a day.
The planning mill and yard stocks
we're saved after a hard fight
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
THE TOWN Of FREsAEs
EVACUATED BY THE FRENCH

BERLIN. March French troops
we're forced TO eyaeuate Fresnes.
thirteen miles south OF verdun.
according 10 the CORE
spondent OF the Lokale Anzeigcr with
the crown princes army teiegraphsi
to Berlin today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
:, srRNARINE POLICY DOES
t."r CgAyGE THE PREVIOUS
PROMISES or GERMANY.
|7AND BY PLEDGES
.,nv However, VIII in the Fu-
,,o Consider All Armed Mer-
.bontmen as Warships.-At-
,acks by Merchant Ships.
nv KARI. w. ACKERMAN,
.,e9 press staff Correspondent.

bERLIN. March by wireless
l.Germany's memorandum decler-
that armed merchantmen, in the
nre will be considered as war
Is doesn't change The pledges
Ihqseador Bernstorff gave to the
kericau government because when
$se we're given no such thing as
he'd merchant ship or liner was
kueht Of" declared Baron Mum
Sehwarzenstein of the foreign
|ee to the United Press today.
B.When Germany made these
dees," continued the baron, lit
believed that Great Britain was
linz Instructions to merchantmen
conduet an effective warfare on
bmarines. For this reason the two
fman statements remained dis
Ii and separate. The first as
len by Ambassador Bernstorff ap-
Is to liners as they should be to
kform to International law and not
he'd for offensive purposes. The
bnd memorandum applies to ships
are armed for an effective war
e and which is also contrary to
ernational law
The baron wss encountered while
toute from the chancellor's office
the foreign secretary's office arm
with a fat and sombre looking
d. He has been acting as aid to
feign Secretary Jagow and Under
retary Zimmerman.
He was asked, in view of Presi-
ID Wilson's letter which had been
1efully though unofficially tele-
phed to Germany, il Germany
ld not admit the right of hostile
Echantmen to arm for defensive
poses, We'll, along with neces-
for armamnt of ships on high
and the privilege for arming
fchant ships disappeared long
he said, "for the 'ctssante ra-
70 leglscessat lex ipsa, (when
reason for law ceases the law
lf ceases).
II perhaps. in the local waters
plackest Africa and the yeliowest
Chlna merchant ships may find
necessary TO defend themselves,
under general usage why not
all merchant ships? This usage
pa hold good in the gray Allan
ana blue Mediterranean.
But this question can take a
seat when merchant vessels of
files aOly arm themselves not
for defensive but offensive pur-
s This is clearly proved by the
lsh admiralty orders which fell
our hands. Look at these or
ana you will see. although there
headlines TO throw dust in the
oi the people by speaking of de-
'hs armed ships. But to in
- merchant vessels, for instance,
70 open fire at a greater range
SUI yords unless the enemy has
"ay opened fire and instructing
10 pursue submarines and to
IRE in self defense notwith-
0ias the attack on the subma-
may not be counted definite
g act such firing or torpedoing.
U'hermore, long list of Brit
"1e'chantmen attacks on Ger
submarines. which list was
"'eu 10 the American gov
e"t but which unfortunately
% have not reached Washing
VII prove convincingly to the
'eaR people the true meaning
sc instructions. We did not
'0n as a further proof the Ger
submarines that are rotting ct
'O''om of the sea whose gal
l'eNs can no more reaise an
1s voice against the violations
.s'hatlonal law to which they
Victims
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
HID tp HN IND \
MN On TIL

HOUSTON. Texas
VI Lloyd WAS held
of sta early Tuesday
ilams and sterrett ~
side Lloyd said he
home Whan two whits
cd. suddenly approa
pointing a gun in |
him 90 give up whati
on hts person. They
itg his roll
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01

This Is ,he first report of the eyae-
uation OF Fresnes London dispatches
today stated that Fresnea was almost
surrounded
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01

When the average man is sick and
can't work il Is flour he needs "a
stead OF flowers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
Ian GOVERNMENT
>EiZES GERMAN SHIPS

'9oN March lit was an
p The house commons that
| '.' government had requisi-
s-iour of the thirty-seven
amers interned in Italian
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01

A tragedy is funny story told
tho second time 10 the samc man.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01

= nv 49, aa-r'-s-ass7
inF
he uorthf
!, thl mo ut
ta1d gsined e
r the dseueu
ffatch wa the
fsit SAT- R
nie unknuNa
fAkt tss lIAt
! otesd lis
ontents eatW
utai foaH In
\ 81 a00
1k around 81
I gntteei from
4 1ghtin pre-
I rs burning m
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01

OAHy Light gives he news.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
tgNs
'pt FD QiEt

d Bucht
si that al II
ntug over the
tie doNag r
ekcd All built
were made r.
ton H
f4ff8urFoF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
les~~e~~s~~~~ss.
GRAFT THRrr sQr,EE
FEET OF HUMAN SKIN

DEs MONIES. iowa. NJ u
- remarkable skin ern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
MAJOR FORD LEAVES
FOR WASHINGTON TO
REPORT FOR DUTY
WILL BE ONE OF THREE oBSERv.
ERS OF BRITISH MEDICAL
STAFF.
Spends Day in Wheeling as Guest OF
Or. Frank lie Moyne Hupp-WIll
Not Discuss Mexico.

Major CLYDE =. Ford. guest Of Dr.
Frank IL NDypc Iiupp over yesterday.
departed this morning at 12.45
o'clock for Washington. ID. G.. where
on May he will sail for one Of three
points. Mesopotamia, Saloniki or
France Major Ford. together with
Major Lister. now IN the surgeon gen
erals Office. and Lieutenant Colonel
Bradley. viii observe the British med
teal held methods These three men
20 a. guests. as 10 We're. Of the Brit-
ish government. and not TO do medical
stan work Of any kind
The major. while entirely courteous.
refused 10 discuss Mexico or the Next
can situation. referring entirelyq 20
news that emanates from there and
the administration. lie said that he did
administration. lie eaid that ne did
not know whether villa was dead or
alive. Asked as 10 the feeling OF
Americans and McXicans alonE the
border the major declined to make
any comment whatever
Major Ford Dr. native Of Wheeling.
lis rise Boo the army las been rapid.
and De- has done credit 10 his home
town and 90 the state of West Vir-
linia Ills work in The old world
viii b" OF character new 20 tho stan
iu America 90 present lie and his
Two companions will see actual scrv-
ice. how conditions arise and how
they are moi. Instead Of thcorizinc
entirely. these men will learn TO DO
boy watching others do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
RE-ARRESTED AS He
STEPS FROM PRISON
W. =. HORTON, AFTER DOING
TIME IN PENITENTtARY. AGAIN
IN TOLLS or LAW
Served Sentence Cor Selling Cocaine
and Is Nov Charged with Rob
bing Postofice.

when W. D. Horton. native OF
Wet virginia and 20 man of unusual
ability. stepped from The peuifsrUary
this forenoon after serving TWO EtIf.
for th" Illicit sale 81 cocaine. feeling
that Do was free man. the strOne
arm NJ tho Law was arafn laid upon
biz shoulder st fUp outside Esfr uf
fHc Institution stood United state.
Deputy Marshal John So short. Rhp
servo l variant Uu him charging him
"ifu robbery uf "a r0sfDfDrn .u Macon
county few years ago. Tho officer
Immediately brought Horton fo United
state fpmwIsa TONER BOYD office.
where papers were received fl take
ihn prisoner to Charleston f1 hr ar.
ralFnnd before hr federal court There
pn the POI office robbery charge H0r
ION iH ln Tho Ohio county jail and I-
the indictment against him is Fuafafs
ID by the federal grand jury Doc will
Do taken 20 Charleston FOR trial
Horton Is "a man ri unusual intellect.
being ar authority 0n fhr grtHfr.f
writers ~ aU ages when ho first
entered the Institution he was put .r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28

one OF tho shops but later Transferred
10 Inc library. Horton came from one
ot The best families Of this state and
was always a deep student until the
man uf Egypt tquotuE Dr Waite.
The pOisOnerI got into Die heart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
OSIRIS SHRINERS TO
ENTERTAIN TONIGHT
ELABORATE DANCE WILL BE
GIVEN IN MARKET
AUDITORIUM.
Special Train VIII Carry a Hundred
or More Mobiles TO Grafton for
Ceremonial Session May S.

Osiris Temple. Mystic Shriners. will
entertain members OF the order and
their ladies at the Market auditorium
this evening with a combined dance
band VIII furnish the music for the
dancing and will give a short concert
preceding the regular program There
VIII be number of vocal selections
rendered by Noble and Mrs Frank
kincheloe. Miss Mae Fry. Miss Evelyn
Dinger and Noble David Crawford
Noble II. c. Darrah will also contribute
10 the entertainment by giving sele--
tons from his repertoire of inimitable
readings. Noble Fred Cowl is also on
the program for special stunt with
his trained bears. Isis and Osiris.
TIE Arab Patrol OF the temple will
also give an exhibition drill during the
evening. The boys have been drilling
Tor some time In preparation for the
exhibition drill contest at Buffalo dur
ing the meeting OF the imperial coun-
ell. which occurs in July. and thar
drill tonight will present some of the
new movements they have perfected
4 buffet lunch will be served during
the evening by Ziegenfelder and the
menu Will keep pace with Shrine re-
quirements. Cards. dominoes. check
ers and other games will be provided
Admission will be on Shriners' 1916
due card only. which will admit the
mobiles and their ladies'
Shriners to grafton.
On May 9Th Osiris Temple will form
a caravan and journey 10 the oasis
OF Grafton where the mobiles will CON
duct a large class across the hot sands
OF the desert To Mecca. a special train
VIII leave Wheeling at s: 30 a. m over
the u. a O. on the above date. arriv.
ing at Grafton in time for lunch. A
parade will be given during the after
noon and the ceremonial banquet will
be held at the Willard hotel at 3. 30
7. m. The ceremonial will be hei. IN
Brinkman's opera house during the
evening. The return trip will be in
sieepers which will be open at mid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28

MANY IN MAY
MOST IMPORTANT WILL BE THAT
OF REPUBLICANS IN THIS
CITY MAY :.
Fifth Month Is Chosen by Twelve or.
ganizstions for Annual Sessions
Local People Interested.

Many important state gatherings
will be held during May. The nfth
month of the year is a popular meet
ing time. judging from the list Of or
ganizations which will hold their an
nual sessions during the month. Most
OF the meetings will be held in Clarks-
burg. Wheeling and Huntington.
On May 4 the Republicans OF the
state VIII gather in this city for the
purpose OF nominating delegates-at-
large and alternates-at-large TO the
national Republican convention which
VIII be held in Chicago June Z, the
day following the state primary cleo
uon- II is expected that more than
thousand will be here TO take part
IN the convention.
Ciarksburo Is Popular.
Local delegates are making prepare
tons TO attend the Lady Maccabees.
knights Templar conclave and the
west virginia State Optical society
meetings, which will open in Clarks-
burg. The Lady Maccabees' conven-
ton VIII be held in the Central West
virginia city May 10 and IL; the vari-
Gus state Communicates OF the
knights Templar will open a three
day session May 10. Closing the con-
ventOns for that city for MAY, the
d
meet on May % and "a.
Huntington Will have many meet
lngs. The Christian church conyen-
uon viii open in that city MAY %. and
several local people will take part.
The West Virginia Federation of La
Dor VIII open its annual meeting May
and may continue throughout the
week. ard the City Carriers and Post
onice Clerks association will hold its
session May 80.
Several Meetings Here.
Wheeling will have its share of the
state meetings The West Virginia
Medical association will convene here
on May 10 for three day session. and
the West Virginia Bankers associa-
ton Will hold forth on May "A and %.
The veterans of the Civil war are
making preparations for their thirty
fourth annual encampment. which Will
held at Sistersville for three days
commencing May 10. Delegates num-
herring nearly 500 will attend.
I The Colored Sunday School associa-
/ ton VIII hold its annual sessions at
/ Institute, w Va. for two days COM
mencing May 4. This meeting viii
I attract many delegates from this city.
Another interesting meeting in fra
lternal circles H. the conyocation OF
Osiris temple. which is held M the
Willard hotel In Grafton on MAY 3.
Plans for the sessions are being made
by local officers.
! one of the largest gatherings of the
I year will be the annual convention or
the West Virginia State Sunday School
association. which viii be held at
! Morgantown May 10. IL and L. Near
/ ly a thousand delegates from all parts
Of the state are expected 10 attend.
! Closing the month, the state organ
/ iZation OF rural free delivery carriers
will hold its annual meeting in Terra
Alta May 50.
! On the same day a ceremonial ses-
sion of the D. q. X X Will be hello
| in this city. in which all temples In
the state will participate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
NEW RESTAURANT
HAS BIG OPENING
TOLlOCk EATING HOUSE &c
THROWN OPEN TO PUBLIC.
10 located In Business District and
fTepa.ed 70 Serve What You
Like When You Want 10

i'iIo'ks 70 taurant st 11f9 Market
.irc'i opened auspiciously yesterday
under tho now management am.
cafeteria service hat predomIrsf.a
under tho old management has boon
don" away with. ana now tho wait
rreana cay what will son cate.
Gumps raKophorn orchestra rendered
catchy air aII dav and evening. and
hundreds NJ people pafronIzod tho moss,
eating house
Ny Pollock. who was formerly chef
90 Tho stone a. Thomas cafeteria d.
wDI known rsafaurHnf IMAM lDu Lea
wheeling and elrHvIrrs a hfaurm
hnral piece was received yesterday
from e. friend Nr a. Nafktt.r. az
IiffahurFh Tho restaurant win DO
open nIEhf and dav and viii .r,rIaIIla
ON RI cuisines. mIua lunch for Co..
centr Modern rooms ar. afrp 90 fsa.
rIrr ~ fhIa now hostrirv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
new VICTOR RECORDS
Catalogue % Records for the Month
o. Nay Can be Had From the
Local Dealers

The Nay catalogue Of now Victor
records can ho had from any az the
local Victor dealers today. and any
OF the records will bo played upon TO-
quest This announcement will bo ro-
rrI.sI with Tho greatest interest Iy
fhD thousands Iu fhr Whrrllr. district
u ho arc uwrrrs of Victor. Or EIlfroia.
among fID Red Seal records arc
those ~ CHfus0. Julia CuIr. BroaIau.
EWHu Alma Chuck Gourmet Fritz
hI.I Irr. NftHfwarf Nrturmark.
hrNI.Irr. tuff0 Srhumauu. fIrIuk.
WIfhers poon WhIthaII and many other
artistic. There arl vocal Instrumental
and dance records. educational rrro-
rds. miaCcIlarrOUf aprr.alNns. etc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28

night and the boys will arrive here on
saturday morning at $50 o'clock. A
big time is expected and already close
10 one hundred have booked for the
trim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
RIVER NEWS

The rains ~ tho past two days have
orcaaioned slight rise in the ohio.
and lHsf rIlnf "a stage of o. feet was
reached 90 Tho local wharf Tho Lib.
frfv lrr Yesterday Hf ~ o'clock FOR
Marietta ou ifa weekly trip and will
arrive here fhia evening SATURDAY.
DO viii depart Tor Naiamoras a. N
O'Clock
The steamer Reuben Dunbar was
up lH-f U.rhf from Charleston for
HIff. hurrh Hf o'clock and win return
saturday uIrnf Of Do O'Clock FOR
Charleston