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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
EIGHTY PRISONERS
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE

FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. S.-An
unknown number of negro prisoners,
estimated by prison authorities to ne
as many as eighty, were cut off from
escape tonight by fire which started
in Cell House "a" the oldest building
in use at the state reformatory at
Frankfort,
Dynamite has ben ordered from the
city workhouse 10 blow hole in the
walls in an effort to release men helo
in cells which must each be unlocked
individually before its occupant can
escape. The blaze was discovered
shortly before II o'clock and is stlll
burning Several men we're rescued
before the blaze cut off ingress 10
the building,
Dynamite brought from the city
workhouse was used 10 blow mole
through the walls Of the building at
one end where the blaze was least
fierce. Prison officials said at lZ:l5
o'clock that all but two prisoners mad
been rescued safely. Many were un'
conscious from the effects of smoke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
.STEUbENV|LLE MEN
FACE SERIOUS CHARGE
SIX ARE HELD FOR THE MAL1C1-
GUS DESTRUCTION OF
PROPERTY

STEUBENNILLE. O.. Jan. S.-Charg-
ed with the malicious destruction or
property. SIX norlhend young men are
in the county Jail awaiting the action OF
the grand jury. The police are still
seeking another. who is alleged TO have
been implicated In the trouble. The men
under arrest arc Vincent Kelly, Joseph
Kelly. Victor Lippcrt, John Lippcrt,
Owen and Emmett Burns. According 10
the story told. 10 the police the men un-
der arrest were angerod because they
were not permitted 10 join IL social club
that had been formed by a crowd or
young men. who had furnished CLUB
house. The furnishing included vic
trol;1 and q pianola. 1t is charged that
the men under arrest made raid on
the club room. badly beat Frank Brown
Ice. the janitor and demolished every
thing in sight The police have been
some time rounding up the gang but
now have the goods on them. they say.
One other is to be arrested when caught.
The damage to the club is estimated at
81 900
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Warrington

MANNINGTON. W. Va. Jan. SIN
the Dents run pool. Mead and company
have drilled test on the Osborne Green
farm into the. 80 loot sand ana the T rSie
has filled up. 600 feet with fluid. rms
location is southeast Of the producer on
the Higginbetham farm, which came
at gusher speed early last year. 6ouNe!l
and company's test on the +. watson
farm is the next we'll due In that part
OF the field. ,.,
Miss Grace Smith is suffering with
an attack Of grip NJ her home; on syca-
more street. ,
holidays at Lockport, n. 7.
Mrs. J. +. Peatty entertained the
Book club ut her home on Pleasant
street. yesterday afternoon.
F.. Il. Stewart, who has been sulieftns
Word has ben received by relatives
here telling Of the arrival of a son at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Hoilo-
laugh at Nesrietos, Peru, on December
ii4;191S; Mrs HoliobapEh 1,,s was ai,y formerly
NJ. c. Myers is suffering with q
severe attack of rheumatism. at his
home on East Main street.
Edwin Snodgrnss and Harry Ander.
son were visitors of friends in Cameron
Friday evening.
Bud Fisher was down from Hundred
Thursday evening 10 attend the STOCK
holders meeting of the Nut CLUB Inc
club declared dividends at their meet
ing.
turned from visit with the formers
parents.
MIR. Charles Little has returned 70
Baltimore. after a few days visit here
with friends.
Mr.. Maynard Thistlewait is visitor
in town.
Mr.. RoIan r. Howard Of l'airmont.
visited friend here the weekend:
Mr. Howard Hollalaugh OF ClarksburG
spent the Weekend with his parents
here.
Among the University students who
have returned 10 school arc Ed. Snod-
grass. Harry Anderson, Russell Furbee
and Virginia Hewitt
Miss BcSS Goodwin has returned after
a visit ut her home in Wheeling.
Miss Halle Cottcr has returned 10
her home in Fairmont after visit
with her sister. Mrs. Pltzcr.
Mrs. Fred Barlow and children have
returned from Elizabeth. where they
have been attending the funeral OF q
relative.
ors in Shinnston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
BROKER SMALL FOUND
GUILTY OF MURDER

OSSI2EE. y. H.. Jan. S.-A verdict
of guilty, with capital punishment
was returned tonight against treaer-
lex i. Small. former Boston broker.
Who was charged with the murder OF
his wife. Florence A. Small.
The jury deliberated three hours
Small, staggered for an instant as he
heard the words Of the foreman OF
The jury but at once pulled himself
together and maintained the compos-
ure which. with few exceptions, mas
marked his conduct from the moment
he was arrested.
Turning 10 the newspaper men alter
the formalites Of adjourning the
court were observed, he said:
Gentlemen, am innocent Of thls
crime. know no more about II than
you do. | am awaiting the next
move
Under the laws of the state YER
dict OF guilty with capital punish.
ment carries with il sentence Oh
death by hanging.
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MEXICANS TO REPLY
TODAY TO AMERICANS

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Alberto j..
PAM will deliver to Secretary Lane
tomorrow the reply of the Mexican
commissioners 10 the refusal of their
American colleagues to consider Cen
eral Carranza's suggestion that con-
ferences Of the joint commission be
continued Notwithstanding his failure
TO ratify the protocol signed at At
lantic City. MI. PAM arrived here to-
day with the answer of the MeNicans,
which is understood TO be little more
than the expression Of their regret
that the negotiations have ended. I'm
less there are unexpected develop
ments, Secretary Lane will report the
Mexican reply to the President i'm
mediately and with that the commits
sion will pass out of existence, leav-
ing the differences between the two
governments 10 be adjusted through
Iother channels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
GOVERNMENT CLOSES
CASE AGAINST BOPP

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan. s.
Mrs. Annetta Adams. assistant United
States district attorney began Gne
governments closing argument today
in the case OF Franz Bopp. German
consul-general in San Francisco and
eo-defendants. on trial for alleged con-
spiracy 10 violate American neutral
ity.
Mrs. Adams argument consisted of
the weaving together of the govern
ments case against the defendants
who are accused OF having plotted 10
blow up ships and railroads carrying
supplies to the Entente Allies.
When Mrs. Adams finished her re-
view of the evidence and called upon
the jury for conviction after point
ing out what she termed "himsy eX'
PLANTATION of 1.-The defendants, women
admirers showered her with bouquets
Mrs. Adams is the first woman as
sistanl United States district attor-
ney ever appointed.
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WATER POWER BILL NEXT.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-Democratic
senators decided in i caucus tonight TO
take up tomorrow in the Senate the
Walsh water power ILL. regulating use
of water power on public lands. Debal 0
on the measure will begin as soon as Il
vote has been taken OH the District OIL
Columbia prohibit bill which the SEN
ate agreed before The Christmas recoes
10 finally dispose Of on January ?.
What measure shall follow the Walsh
bill on the Senate calendar was not de-
cided but discussion ut the caucus re-
vcaled a strong sentiment that the gem
cral leasing bill containing the much
DISPUTED section regarding the Calror-
MIA oil lands should BE- called up next
and that Senator Owens corrupt praG-
tiycs measure should then be considered.
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nesday morning for Buenavista, Va:
where she will enter the Southern Sem.,
mary; she was accompanied by heE
mother, Mrs. l.. A. Schloponm. Is
Misses Bcryl and Roxie 1oho iett
Tuesday for Marshall college. Hunting
ton, after spending their Christina Va
cation with theiY parents, Mr.. and ME-;
w. w. Yoho. -
George Riggs of Martins Ferry. Ohio
is spending q few days the guest OF MS
sister, Mrs. Jacob Darrah. =
4. G. Yoho returned to his nome At
Woodland after visit with relatives ae
McbIechen and Wheeling.
F. V. Yoho Of Moundsville. attended
to business at Woodland, Monday. +,
VIM. Montgomery, who has been CON.
fined 10 his home on Ryan's Ridge, very
i'll, is slightly improved.
Austin Yoho and family returned TO
their home on Burch Ridge after 2:
few days visit with Mr.. and AEs. Peter
Yoho Of Fish Creek. 49,
Mrs. E. H. Goo and daughter. Miss:
shcrley Cowlter, spent Thursday IN
Wheeling. ,.t
for Columbus. Ohio. to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Harry Gibson. =, :
Mrs J. w. Blattler Is visiting in Mar.
tins Ferry. Ohio.
Sherley Boston OF Pittsburgh. Is
spending q few days with his parents.
MIR and Mrs. D. w. Boston. 81 .s@Li
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MOUNDSV|LLE BANK
RESOURCES INCREASE
TOTAL FUNDS GAIN QUARTER MIL
ZION IN LESS THAN TEN
MONTHS.

Thar MomndSyillc has shared IN me
prosperity thai has swept the country
during the last Year is reflected IN the
growth of the resources of the banks OF
the city for the yrar 1915. The banks
increased their total resources almost
quarter Of n million dollars in less than
q year. or TO be exact s244, i4..5l. from
March :. 1916. tn December -. 1916.
On March :. which was the date OF he
first published statements OF INC hanks
here the total resources Of all of the
banks in the city amounted to S2.i9".-
26S.S9, while when the statements were
issued December 81. they showed w.
73T.105.10.
That Moundsville is on the boom IS
p]ainlv evident as 4 result or TINS
growth. showing 4 growth Of business
and thrift OF the people. for the re-
sources OF banking institutions arc COM
posed of deposits of business men In
general, certificates OF deposits Of those
those who lay aside part of their weekly
earnings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
1888 CAUGHT IN
REDL|GHT RAID
rurpry nrsoRpERLY Hou S
PULLED BY POLICE SQUAD
LAST NIGHT.
lo4 Girls and Five Men Found Lettering
pull VIII Net City S1,748.so.

\ squad Of city officers. In charge or
toundsman Ed Minard, last night raid
or the rcd light district and arrested
thirty keepers lT3 st nnss aHp nv rG usual
lines are levied: will met the city treas
ury tho SUM of $l.74S.S0.
The raid was started shortly before
elcvn o'clock and 1t was TWO o'clock
Ills morning when the raiding squad
turned in the last reports to Night
LIEUTENANT I'D Rirch. The raid had
been expected for several days and men
were found lettering In out Two houses.
OFFICERS taking part in The raid were
Rnundsmun Ed MinarG. Detectives VIII
Wiam West. Alonzo Raper and Dave
clcary, Roundsman Henry Walker and
patrnlman Crimson. Leach, CrumDacR-
rr, Sutton and McClatChey
The arrests mad" IN the tnlrty HOUSES
Of prostitution follow:
Mamie sullivan. 2G2l Market street;
three girls FRANKIE Magee. 2629 Mar
keu: one girl. Mollic Ross. geo! Mar
kc.: one girl. Fannie Stein, .615 Mar
kc,; seven girls. Stella Jones. 261T
Market: seven girls: Mildred Beau
mont, 2G2S Market: three girls. Dorothy
;; Nuter. 26l6 Market: two girls. Cinrlce
Nuttrr. 26l2 Market: five girls. Daisy
ME Tannahaum, 26l0 Market. three
girls. May Howard. .25lS Main: 1--WE
girls. Rosie Fisher. 263n Main: seven
girls Esrlindn Germillcr. $500 Main;
four girls. Cleo Moore, 700 Nam; lour
girls. Anna Clark. 264S Main; no in
mates ThclnIa Rodgers. 1925 Water:
three girls. Sadie Smith. 232S Water;
two girls. Madge Graham. 1895 Main,
three girls. Sara Tyler, II Twenty-fifth
street: six girls. Margaret Winters, ~
Twenty-tirth street; four girls, Anna
Reed, %. Twcnty-nfth street; three
girls. Edith Neif. 10 Twenty-six,h
Street: five girls. Minnie Leon, 2245
Water street; six girls. Dot Veno. q
Twenty-sixth street; one girl. Sadie
; Steinburg. No. 5. Twenty-third street;
four girls and three men. Elsie Blake
22l0 Water; two girls. Kate Brown,
No. Twenty-third street: FIVE girls.
Sadie Morris. 2242 Water; four girls.
Thclma Christie. 22oS Water: one girl,
Jennie Good. No. 8, Twenty-thtrd; five
girls. two men.
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TO EXTEND NEwLAND coMM1TTEE

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-House ieaG-
ers arranged today TO bring in RUE
tomorrow for Immediate CONSIDERATION
Of the resolution 10 extend the life OF
tho Erwlands Committee inrnsilGat'ns
all phases nj The railroad problem I'M
iii next December. Legally the cofn
mittec passed nut NJ existence toni Eht
hut the extension resolution already has
been adopted by the Senate and admin
istraiion leaders in tho House expect
little trouble in securing its adoption
ibrro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
FACE SERIOUS CHARGE.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Ian. S.
Charged with the use of the mails to
send checks that are alleged to nave
been subsequently worthless TO hcrrauul
various mail order houses In different
large cities of the country. Willi.
Meadows Of Taguc. l;raNtou county. and
u. ID. Butcher of Lanes lotion. Web
Ster county. were today arrested by be-
putty United States Marshal &. l.. Mac
Queen ct the request CT, I'nStuffiCr In
Su1ctur II T. t'nuuur
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NOW HAVE HOSPITAL.

Work Of constructing all emergency
hospital in connection with the klng S
Daughters Day Nursery in South
Wheeling is progressing rapidly, and,
il has been announced. will be COM
pleted within Il few days. The depart
ment is being equipped with the latest
requirements of a hospital. a bath
is being installed for the patients.
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INSTANTLY KILLED

Srsrial n!spstch IN the ln.rllIeencer.
MARTINSRURG. w. Va. Jan, 81
lanes B. kessler, of Magnolia, West
Virginia, fireman on the r. < 0. rail,
road was knocked from his train and
instantly killed by an overhead bridge
here today. He was aged &c years, and
is survived by his wife and seen
Young children. He was member ot
the lodge OF MaSons at Berkeley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
CIGARETTES GO UP

NEW YORK, Jan. S.--Adranccs in the
prlccs Of Turkish cigarettes ranging
from Is cents to 5 I, thousand were an
nnuncrd today by i. l.nrillard and COM
many. one of the largest tobacco manu-
facturers in the country: The increase
in cost of paper and other expenses was
given az the reason. The higher whole
sale prices ar" said tn fnrcshadow cor
rnsnnndjnr advances in ih. retail trade.
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OH. GOES UP TEN CENTS.

FINDl.AY. o.. Ian. $.--The Ohio Oil
company today announced All increase
of 10 cents Il barrel in the prices nj
North and South Lima. Indiana. WouS-
ter. Illinois, Princeton and Plymouth
oils thereby establishing record high
price. Tho new prices arc:
North md South Lima SITS; Indiana
Sl63; Wooster $500: Illinois and
Princeton 1.S2 and Plymouth S1.f3.
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ADVOCATES SIX YEAR TERM

WASHINGTON. Ian. s. - Senator
chafrnIh made set speech in the sell
mt" to-day. advocating rHSSaG" nl MS
ronst ituliunal amendment !" limit
I'rr.iG'n; To one SiN-y"ar TERM h1Ne
him elected by dircCr vote. and make
',rnrrc. in tho date OF inauguration ana
tho first meeting Of congress after
pic sidrntia election.
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u. S. Av1AroRs INJURED.

WASHINGTON. Ian. S.--A Navy De
partmrml despatch tonight reported lhat
Lieutenant Ball!ngCr and Sergeant
Crawford. attached IN The Pensacola
aviation station. haG been painfully
but not seriously injured" To-Day when
the urroplnnr y. H.-in was wrecked III
II flighi Over tho bay.
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II, E. EmPIYEs GET INCREASE

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-T"n per rent
increase in salaries Of all agricultural
I,nnrImcnl employees paid 81 100 Il year
ar less and nyr percent for Ihns" who
yrl from l.2Go to sl.Su0 is aulhorlzr'i
in the annual agricultural aprr"prla-
lien hill. passed today by tho. House.
.rI,, nncnSnlrn rnrrirS S2l LilI .GAl.
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PunerA1 for Carl ". RAIDER.

Funeral SERVICES were heIu TOT Carl
w RAIDER yesterday afternoon In the
family home. 744 Market street. The
Rev. DR.. Charles H. Robinson of the
First United E'resby terrain church. Of
ticiated. IN the absence OF the Rev. W.
H. Fields of the First Christian church.
Interment was in Greenwood.
The pallbearerS were y. ". RAIDER, Jr..
Maggie. Walter knoblougn. Nell
BON Schau, Grafton Boden and Archibald
Dawson.
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william 3. Ktncheloe.

Special Dispatch to the lntalNgencer.
PARKERSBCRG. W. Va. Jan. s.
Death called William B. kincheloe OF
this city today at the age of tfty-two
veara Mr.. kiucheloe was formerly
sheriff OF Wood county. was cashier OF
The Comemrrcial Banking and Trust
company. and president of the West
Virginia Fair Association OF this city
at the time of his death. which resulted
from heart trouble after long illness.
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STATE FAIR DIRECTORS.

The hoard nf directors of the West
Virginia State Fair Association will
meet this evening at the McLure and
be the guests Of w. g. Atwood general
manager Of the Wheeling Tract ion
Company Two committees OF tho
hoard mot last night and discussed re-
ports which will be submitted at to-
nights meeting.
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nEMANDS GRANTED

,I.AIHiSRt'RG w. Va. Jan. $.-Th"-
miro nrorriclnrS Of tlHrkShurS today
granted union demands Of an increase
uf IL per cent in wages Tor az iilo'inti
,,icI,rr machine operators and mn in
,..rasr OF - per cent in the wages "l
all Stage employees.
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OBITUARY
Mr., Emrs tHardssty) pavis-Ryan.

Eui;uyinr AN Illness IT Il Year or COM
plicationS and .Ur ihc past IN Ncsh@
confined 10 her bed. Mrs; ta'i'a na LA
esty) DaviS-R:aH OF !iarleS'tlie ato
daughter. Mrs. C:s."r&c /. Hration' /!
Fifteenth street. 'Riis>N tpartn;ehts. a.
1880 o'clock yesterday atlerr@on. I'M
msdiately after rn,l!n:s from her iN!i!t
I'm GmbridS., SIN weeks ago 70 Nlsit
hsr daush,c: Az. Erat'"E. she was
taken seriously i'll ana Srou"ai'S "'
unI!l the end cau". . ,,,s
Mrs. RYAN who's: maiden nam" Nus
HaYdesty. WAS born III Quaker CitS. ~;
abpu, siA,y YEARS. Hgu. where she nEeu
during her early iitc. Later snc nloVeu
70 l;HrncSriilc ana tor the past many
wears hal resided in Cambridge. she
WAS widely known through that Sectl9h
of Ohio end MAS ollr 1T the most hlSHts
esteemed hristian SSomcn IN mat S"p
u,un:;y. She WAS member Oh the itSe
Methodist Episcopal church 0t III
bridge, Mrs. Ryan VAS twice marricu
HeI. mrs; husband. Sa:nusl Davis, dieu
about twelv.. yv;t"S ag". and ner Secela
AuSbanu. Edward l.. I:%au. passed away
Years ae". -Nt hsr chllore"
were born 10y Mr.. Davis
The tciluwing cii!Errn. llEe sons IIf.
th;.er daughters survive: Walter OF this
civ. kiarry u: Chicago. Emmett OF ASH
land, T.. l.;,Mr renee ~ bethesda. u: anu
Forest .l,a.tS OF Wcl!sOurS: Mrs. j.. W =.
i.ui,s.ti. Galveston. EtN:sS; Mrs; James
ArmStr uug ard MRS. Erait"tt ooih OK
this city. 49,, :. ,h.
n,orr Of death Wednesday, evening at :
O'Clock. Al. body will be taken 20
Speit.ci. OHIO. wh"r" additional services
Will h., t...!d aud it,"rtarn: MAE III Sne
family burial sr",uus. The Rev. Dr.;
WA =; Mrt.r,.ary 1T the Second United
I.I,*. L. .;t.t church. city. win otflclA!e
AZ b.. SERVICES
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new MARTINS!V|LLE.

NEW MARTINSvILLE, W. W.E lM:I
Miss Mabel Potts very :pleA19Atly:
entertained the members Of the ColoaieI
club at her home On Mapel avenue, 1fi.Ss
day evening. The evening was spent In:
luncheon was served. at q Late houI.% (.
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YeSterday mOThlNS IuteIdI SFEN!CeS
were held in the home Of her brother.
drank Emmett. $40 Huron street, for
Mrs. Mary Anna Wagner. who died In
the home Of her son, Frederick Wagner
at Stcubenrtlle. Ohio. Saturday. Re-
QUEEN high mass was celebrated in st.
Alphonsus church with intermens In
Mt. Calvary.
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HARRISON PRESIDENT.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. S.--Fair-
fax Harrison. president of the South
ern Railway. to-day was elected .presi-
dent of the New Orleans q Northeast
prn Railroad. recently purchased by
tho Southern.
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Funeral For 11rs. 1.insbsrgsr.

Funeral services Tor Mrs. Catherine
Lineberger. the aged South Wheeling
woman. who died Sunday. will be held
in her late home. 1920 Woods street,
this Afternoon at = o'clock The Rev.
P. Y. DeBolt Of Wesley Methodist Ep1s-
eopal church will be in charge.
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rnn.rAl for akr.. a.le,sna Garrity.

Funeral services were held m the
family home. AIDS Wetzel street. yes
terday morning for Mrs. Melesena Car
rity. Requiem high mass was cele-
grated in the Church OF the immaculate
Conception at . o'clock. The Rev.
EaIher William Hall was the celcbran:.
"intermcnt was in Mt. Calvary.
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Johr D. Tee.
yp,cisl pispa.ch To the ln,eltisenc

Ipocisl DilpAtch To the InielIlsencer.
MARTINSBURG. w. Ma. Jan. s.
John D. Tice. native OF Washington
county. Md. but for the past. Sightesn
wear. a we'll known farmer of Berkeley
county - daad ar his home neaf this
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LIGHT BRIGApIER DEAD.

ELKTON Md. Jan. S.-.AuChSt ~
Brown, who served H. the famous Light
brigade of tho British army al Baiak-
lava, died here today. He was u years
nj Al
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rui.ar,, for 1xrs. Eru1na (coss) Mooney.

Yesterday morning funeral SERVICES
for Mrs. Emma tCoss) Mooney were
conducted BY the Rev. Roy McCuskey
of North Street Methodist Episcopal
church, in the family home. AIS National
road. where her death occurred Friday.
Burial was in Greenwood.
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Personals and 2fisI0.

A. L. Chambers of Smithneid. VA q
business visitor in the city, Wednes-s
day. - ~;
Mrs. Charles KisleG and daughter re-
turned to their home In Hore4otownt
Friday, after spending several days
with her sister, Mrs. John Gorby. -:
John Dixon left for Pittsburgh Tues
day on business.
]. N. Google left Tuesday for New
York and points In the cast where ma
will look after business. ~
VIM Hughes was business vtSttotf
in Wheeling Friday. EsSEf
Maud Morris Of ClarksburE. was q,
business visitor in the city. WedneS.:
day. 20:
rose were shopping in Wheeling SAT-
James Plaisted Of New Lexington, o.;
spent New Years with his parents, Ms
and Mrs W. A. Plaisted.
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delberger left last evening for Charles
ton to witness the opening and organ
ization Of the legislature.
Mr. and Mrs. George Prettyman. OF
the Island, are receiving the congratu-
latons Of their many friends over the
birth of a daughter. Monday morning.
The little miss will be christened Helen
Gertrude.
Ray Bernert, Of Steubenville. has re-
turned home after a visit with friends
in the city.
Miss Nellie COMMIT Of South Jacob
street. has returned home after spend
ing the weekend with friends in Wells
burg.
Mrs. Anna McKim of Parkcrsburg
grand chief Of the Pythian Sisters in
West Virginia. will arrive this morning
to attend the Pythian Sisters district
meet in this city this afternoon.
Mrs. Jesse o. Wells. formerly In the
millinery department OF the Stone *
Thomas store. will open millinery par
Tors on the fourth floor OF the Schmul-
bach building. on or about Febraury !.