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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-09-13

You'd better speed Il 10 the tele-
phone" she told Drake. And she ex-
planned.
Gosh! Did you tell hImY" exploded
Drake.
certainly not" she answered.
You're brick !" he exclaimed ms he
rushed to the telephone.
A few days after this Drake knocked
ut Marjorie's door. He told her Mr..
Bayard wanted n stenographer, and he
had mentioned her to him. as he
thought she might get better pay.
When | told him your name" said
Drake he remembered You had an.
Swered him ON the phone, and he said
your voice sounded efficient here
Drake laughed. ''He doesn't want any
| fiippety gibbit, gum-chewing girls. he
said. | rather think he believes YOU
are middle-aged, and q settled business
woman. Your extreme youth may he
fatal drawback. But go down and see
him. | don't mind playing n JOKE on
the boss, and 1t won't hurt YOU"
He gave her the address Of the
brokers' office In Broad street, and
Marjorie presented herself before Mr.
Bayard She had expected TO meet
stout elderly gentleman, and the sur.
prise was mutual. Bayard was in the
early thirties, athletic, clean-cut, and
| rather prepoSsessing. He regarded
Miss Wendell with evident dlsappoiat-
ment.
stood me-" he hedged. ~ want some
one of experience"
Marjorie assured him she had that.
She had worked In Ormstead before
coming to New York.
"Omstead" he repeated thoughtfully.
II wonder If you are related TO Jack
Wendell, Princeton?"
my brother" she said
He was 'freshie' my last year. I
Remember him because we had a
scrap"
Much interested, he asked of the
young man. and Marjorie in choked
voice told how his airship had col
lapsed at a great height, and he had
been killed. The upshot was that she
was engaged at an advance of five dol
lars week above her old salary. She
attended strictly to her business and
seemed to be giving satisfaction.
One evening terrible news came over
the telephone to Marjorie. A Joy ride
of Drake had ended in a collision, the
machine was smashed, Drake injured
and under arrest, while poor little Polly
had been taken to the hospital prob
ably fatally hurt. 1t was Polly that
had asked them TO send for her, and
she fastened at once to the hospital.
They were administering an anesthetic
TO the screaming girl, and Marjorie
bent over her to help as best she could.
When at last she was quleted Marjorie
looked up and saw Bayard standing
near watching her. He came up, gently
| took her arm, and said kindly: "Come
home now"
She protested she must stay. He
| looked at her white, drawn face, and
added "You have stood all you can
| fq' while" and he drew her to the
d3e- In the same quiet way he put
| hHs In taxicab. got in and took her
| hdne. "You are the sort that will
keep going till you drop. l am going
to boss you this time"
| 81 thought" she smiled family, ''you
were always 'hossing me-"
"Not this way" he said. II want TO
| give up the other way"
She looked at him In startled
alarm.
EYES," he said, IF you will let me
love you"
"And you didn't know" she an
swered, "all the time how ! wanted It,"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-09-13

In the death of John Ross, which oc-
Cured on the list inst, Waldwick lost
one of her best and most highly esteemed
citizens. He was native Of Ireland,
came to this country in 1916 and settled
in Waldwick in '63. His age was 70
years, months and days.
The silver medals offered for elocution
by the fair society at its fair held in
this city last week, were won by Rob
ert Martin and Bessie Hutchinson.
On Wednesday, Miss Minnie Smith,
one of Linden's most accomplished
young ladies', was united in marriage to
Mr.. Eli Horsch of Viroqua.
Married, by Calvert Spensley, circuit
court commissioner for Iowa county, at
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-09-13

Miss Hazel Suthers returned tc
Sturgeon Bay on Tuesday.
Miss Florence Gilman is teaching
district school at Lost Grove.
George W. Horn has accepted a
position in the Metz Pharmacy.
Charles Morgan is attending Dubu-
que College at Dubuque, Iowa.
Mrs. William Pettis of Chicago is
guest of relatives in this city.
Miss Marie Norman has returned to
st. Francis to resume her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Potter were
Darlington callers Monday.
-Quintes Bck of GAINESVILLE is visit
ing at the Henry Quick home.
Misses Mary and Beulah Suthers
returned on Friday to their home at
Sturgeon Bay.
Mrs. Fred Shepard of Platteville
was an over-Sunday visitor with rela-
ives IN TINS city.
Stairway Jacka has resumed his
duties on the teaching force of the high
school at Blanchardville.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Martin and son
Wesley visited relatives at Platteville
Thursday.
Miss Clara Burghardt has re-
turned to Roswell, New Mexico, to
teach school.
MIR. ard Mrs. p. B. Allen left
Thursday for week visit at Stratford
and Milwaukee.
Edward Keeney and wife of Linden
called on friends of this place one day
day last week.
Clyde Bachelor and Curtis Foster
and wives attended the fair at Platte
vile Thursday.
Miss Ann McMahon of Ridgeway
has been spending the past week here
with her sister.
Herman Gilman left Tuesday for
Beloif, where he has accepted position
with the Fairbanks Morse Co.
Alvin and Frank Tyrer, Ollie Golf
and Roy Peters left Tuesday to attend
the state fair at Milwaukee.
Misses Kate Schiling and Theresa
Kemmerling returned the first of the
week from visit at Cuba City.
On Monday, Mrs. Harry Brown and
Mrs. Greenwood visited their sister,
Mrs William Temby, at Miffiin.
Richard Harris and wife of Jones'
dale and Alfred league of Waldwick
were visitors at the w J. Tomlin home
Tuesday
After a three weeks. visit with
relatives of this place, Edward Rich
ards and wife returned on Thursday 10
Haywarden, Iowa.
Married, at the P. M, parsonage,
PlattevilIe, September Sth. by Rev. J
Hardcastle, Mr.. John Fingersan and
Miss Title KimtsoD, both of Miffiin.
The general conference of the P.
Nj. church viii be held in Platteville,
September 10 to "a. Services through
out will be conducted by some very able
ministers and will give inspiration to
the churches in the west.
The rain VIII ch all clamored for
came last Friday. 1t was steady and
of several hours duration. But the
following of Jack Frost in the wake is
likely to prove as serious from fnan-
cial standpoint as would be continual
ton of the drought.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-09-13

his office in this city, on the End day of
September. Mr.. Thomas Reynolds and
Miss Gertrude Trenary, both of Bel
mont.
Our public schools never opened with
a fuller attendance or brighter prospects
for successful year. A preparatory
department to the high school is an sd-
ditional feature, and should prove of
great advantage.
John Brewer has bought N. Brewers
interest in the butchering firm of Hos
ken Il Brewer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-09-13
Ten Ycars Ago, 1907.

James Pedley of Leadmine. near
Benton, dropped dead while in front of
Cotthard's store, that place, Sunday
afternoon, He was 60 years of age
and up to the time of bis death was in
usual good health.
Saturday morning, Sept. 7th, the
marriage of Miss Nell Goldsworthy and
Mr. Otto Gilman, youngest son of our
time-respected citizens, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Gilman, was solemnized at the res
idence of the brides parents, MIR. and
Mrs. c, G. Goldsworthy, of this city,
Rev. M. Chase officiating.
Last Friday the Dodgeville Chronicle
came out with the announcement of a
change in propretorship. Mr.. A. s.
Hearn, who has been at the helm of the
Chronicle for thrty-three and one half
years, gracefully retires crowned with
success as country publisher. The new
proprietors of the Chronicle are j. NJ.
Reese, of the First National Bank of
Dodgeville and 4. e. Bray, present
superintendent Of county schools.
The Rev. Michael Benson has resigned
from the ministry of the Methodist
church, after fifty-two years of service,
his farewell address being given at
Barron. The early part of his work as
paster was in Canada. He has been
pastor of the Methodist churches Of
Mineral Point. Madison, Hudson, Bara-
boo, Monroe, Eau Claire, Chippewa
Falls and Barron.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-09-13
Present Bills.

All parties having bills against the
Southwestern Wisconsin Fair will please
present them on or before September
Is. 1917. Bills not in by that date, pay
ment will be deferred to 1918 account.
35w3 w. G. MARTIN, Sec.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-09-13

Mose-What does yo' feed yor dorg
on, petef
Pete-Wal, since dog biscuit has
gone up so, he has to be satisfied with
what de rest OBJ us eats.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-09-13
Be n Soldier Pal.

Madison, Wis. The State Council
of Defense is urging those who are 10
stay at home to become interested In
some soldier who Is going 10 France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
BELL TELEPH0N
WORKER STRONG
FOR WENTWORTH
Did More for Me Than Its
Makers Claim. He Tells
His Druggist.

Wentworth rapidly is winning
golden opinions from all sorts or SUI
terers. as the rising tide of signed EN-
dorsements clearly proves. here Is
one OF the convincing kind:
For TWO months last summer | mad
a complete nervous breakdown. MY
stomach, bowels and digestive organs
were in bad shape. Had to be taxing
physic all the time. Got but little
sleep and no rest and was all worn
out in the morning My appetite was
bad and l did not enjoy what little
I did eat. | bloated badly from gas
forming on my stomach.
81 purchased two bottles OF Merry
Worth from f. c. Shepherd the Mar
tinburg, W. Va. druggist and want 10
say that after taking them ALL
THESE TROUBLES HAVE DlSAP-
FEARED. No more nervousness, eat
anything I want and digest it, sleep
soundly and am working for the Bell
Telephone Co. every day. Am strong
and vigorous. I cheerfully recon-
mend Nerv-Worth, to all. as 1t did
more for me than the makers claim.
wv. II. Hail."
ga e. Martin St..
Martinsburg, w. Va.
Baers' Drug Stores, Wheeling, sells
Nerv-Worth. Your dollar back If this
famous family tonic does not help
You.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
BElLAIRE
PSI Cross Should Manage

Sphcre has. been some question IN 'ns
sni1ds of many people in reference W
lefHessy giving Of hazaarS. enteFta.Ht"e''@.
Esconcerts etc E:N-Frcsidcnt Fatt. 'hs
'tsrhafrnan of. the Central Committee vi
American National Red troSS' H.,@
kTstafed a number OF times in various pu"-
slfcatfons that ne entertainment or 'lto''
FnS%any sort should be permitted unless
sttmannged entirely by the Red cross !"ef''
81 oYfcIals and that all proceeds I" "
s6+be Red Cross He has even gone 50
~ Far as to say that this does no, mean
~. net, proceeds" but all proceeds. \
81 felfycrance from the Division office Gov
xSred this matter. as issued by the cnap-
kfar Office in accordance with instrucI'""S
.ecsired. to this effect: The Chapter
MID not permit any one TO pr"tto's
sor advertise an entertainment aS ~"
ysss Cross benefit unless the nanaGem"nt OF
ssSgSS rontrol is largely in the hands Of the
EgSSehanfer or q branch thereof. No ousrs
isshould be accepted contemplating oi-
svtsfon Of profits. in the sale OF merchan-
5fse or the presentation Of an enter
ainment between the promoters ana
f6e Red Cross Az there are 1T the
elnresent time throughout the country
4 questions in reference to this matter pc
sing raised This information Is mere
ks%vfth given publicity. The chapter OK
IS dcials are responsible to guard against
sssSs:3the misuse Of the Red Cross name or
@. inxfgnta in any way and stand sTtsn"n-
20 - division officers. and liable 10
~. ~ Any such contemplated use
Red Cross should therefore be
hit TO the attention or the chapter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

Deputy sheriff Addison Davis OF 81.
C'lairSvillr. WIS in III" city fur short
time ycStrrdAY on business.
Gene tonruv "f St"uh"nNill". was IN
tn, city Yesterday visiting At tn" h"ln"
az MIR. and Mrs George webb ni South
Fifth street.
lluunu. Officer Roy McMnnuS VIII
lsav.. lhI.. morning for 81. ElhirSNill" l"
I,"l; after several cases In Juvenile
court.
'Th" weekly meeting "f I'll" Junior
Mechanics will u" held in their haIl on
hanover street This evening.
Deputy E">rnu" Collector Guy Lynch
If W,",iSti"Id. was in tn" city Tor 4
short zinc Yesterday.
\ mcw "l"rtri' Sirn has been placed
in front Of the Paddcn cafe on Hanover
street.
Miss Nell Etetz oc Stcuhcnvill' is IN
the city for few days calling on friends
and relatives
George Noble vas called Ia Deep Kun
north of tn" city last evening on BUS
mess.
Hazel. young daughter If Mr.. and Mira.
Jess Dallisnn Of South Fifth street UNI
drrwcnt II slight operation Mt IN" local
hospital Tuesday.
lewis nXlry. we'll known mail carrier
is recovering from the effects of IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Bellaire Briefs

A marriage with a romance connected
with II was solcmnized at Camp Sherman
Tuesday when Miss Anna Phctz, daugtl-
tor Of Frank PhctZ. Of this city became
tho bride Of Private George Williams of
Elee.
Carlos Watkins and Nathan Lubalsky
have accepted positions at the plant OF
the Carnegie Steel company.
Miss Wilma Schnegg is Ill at her home
at Maplcton.
Report cards were distributed to the
pupils Of the different schools yester-
day.
Prof. Walsh. Of Athens, O., Will he
here today to give his usual address In
the high school building.
Miss Blanche Goodman Of Eighteenth
street, has returned from visit with
friends nj Elm Grove.
Mrs. Harry Tyler will entertain the
members Of tho Light Bearers OF tho
First Presbyterian church Saturday att
ernoon at her home on Guernsey street
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Reed. OF Belmont
street, arc the parents OF n baby boy
| Rev. clyde Bass has returned I" Fled
mont after 4 visit with local friends.
William Dorer has returned from a
visit 1T Chicago.
Miss Mary LOTUS is III at her homo
! on Guernsey street.
Mrs. John w. Fish entertained the n
T. club last evening at her home or
! Gravel Hill.
! Harvest services will he held nj
Trinity Episcopal church on October -
! in charge Of Archdeocon ]. II. bod
shon.
| Mr. and Mrs Frank Gehrig Of Guern'
soy street. are the parents Of baby
boy.
, A farewell party was held last might
at Arnory hall in honor OF Henry
Hnlub who recently enlisted in the L
! S. Army and expects t0 leave the last
! Of the week for Columbus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
SHADYSIDE

The Misses Elsie Schatrcr and T.ura
Davis OF South Lincoln avenue attended
at q birthday party given Tuesday er"-
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arch
Kcnndy on Brooks R1n.
The Wheeling Traction company has
had mon at work this week placing now
and more conspicuous signs at The vari-
Gus car stops in the town.
Tomorrow evening in tho school audi
torlum the members of the senior class
will entertain the sophomores and high
school faculty at n masquerade party.
On Monday evening. October 20. the
Daughters Of pocahontas lodge is u
hold a Halloween social in the assembly
room ut tho old school building.
This evening Mrs. c. y. Miner Of
Lincoln avenue Will entertain the Home
society Of tho Christian church.
Tho Misses Margaret BENTLEY and
Freda Young Of belmont were SundrH
guests Of Miss Elsie Ward of Arondalr
and Mrs G.. L. Timbcrlake Of South
Lincoln avenue.
The local board OF education is TAX
ing estimates and looking toward the
laying Of Il wood floor In the gymnasium
Of the school. The present concrete floor
is unsatisfactory for the regular rccrca-
ton classes rs Will as for basket bali
contests
Mr.. John D. Roscoe has improved hia
property on North Central av"nu" h%
having q cement walk laid on tho street
lire.
Miss Margaret Ekcy Of Fnthry addi-
ton has returned from pl"nsnr" trii
to Columbus and Fort sherman at Chill
llcothe.
Mrs. John 4. Iamisnn Of West Thirty
ninth street will be hostess this after
noon To tho ladies Of tho Willing Work.
ers' society.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. H"nts of Adams
street expect to lcav" "n Saturday for
Il long visit with their children in Az
ron YOUNGSTOWN and fHlunllH%.
Mrs. Katherine McGath"y Of Demos
spent Tuesday hnr" rs guest of her
sister. Mrs. Crawford Netf "f Smithii"ld
street.
Miss Nellie Myers Of NcFS is visi'tn"
her sister Mrs Jchn Gable Of West
Thirty-nFnuh street.
Miss P7iiu3a johnson will entertain thu
Other M m hrrs mf III" /. T. n. club Mt
nor homo on West Fnriinlh street. This
evening"
County superintendent rnguc Of st
Clairsviilr. accompanied by III" state in
spcrtor Of high schools. visited the
Shhdysidc school on Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Bridgeport Briefs.

pr.J. .. Ilowclls left yesterday morn
ing for Il Two weeks trip 10 tho west. dur
ing which time he will attend the Mayo
Clinic.
OFFICER George Colo still continues III
at his home. his place being taken by
Officer Roberts.
The m:lny friends Of Mrs. 4. w. Brown
of Upland. Will regret 10 learn that II
WIS necessary for her 10 he removed
To Il Wheeling hospital yesterday. IL
undergo an operation.
Constable William Triton waS called
10 GlaSIS run. r"rtn Of Martins Ferry
yesterday. on business.
Tho weekly meeting or III" knights nj
TylhiaS will he held in their hall on
Main street. this evening.
improvements arc being made 1T tho
local poStolfic" in the llrinlcin build
ing,
Mrs. S. r. White. Of Fairpo!nt. WINS In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Will Probably Make Changes

Director of SrrriC" George Snenc"
stated last evening Tint in all pr"hnh
ity changes TINT would impr"r" the en-
trance 70 the cemetery IN Center street
would he made. TIL" old rnrrlnE" en-
trance on that street has been done
away with but steps will b" erected anu
, suitable "ntranrn for fnri travel WI
he made The council and director OF
service together with th" civil engineer
Mt tho meeting Tuesday evening also de-
ridcd tn talk. care Of the water from
the old crlranc" which nj The present
time run down Center street. II Is
likely that the city Will have two lin"
lots To offer for sale "n Seventh street
after the improvements arc completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
violated Health Laws

A we'll known business man Of York
villc will hc given II hearing this eve
ming before Mayor G. W. He'll. Of York
vile. on the charge of violating tn"
State health laws. 1t Is said thni Ih"r"
is a case Of diphthrria In I'll" family ANA
tho man who conducts st"r" allowed
members Of the family VIII" liN" above
the store to come in while other r""ri"
were in the store. 1t is snid that the
children of tho family wrr" ais" allowed
10 attend school while ono "t III" family
was i'll Of the disease. The mans place
or business has been closed sine" last
Saturday while the authorities are con-
Quoting an Investigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
THEY GAVE
THIS RUNDOWN
MAN VINO[
And He Got Back His
Strength and Energy

Sheboygan. VISIT was all tagged
out run down, no appetite, nervous,
5lceplcss nights and drowsy during
The day, and was not fit to work. A
friend told lae to take Vinol. I did
SO, and, can now eat three square
meals day. I sleep we'll, am alert,
active, strong and we'll and have
gained eleven pounds:"-A. w. Highly,
Sheboygan, Wis.
This is because Vinol contains the
elements needed to create healthy
appetite and restore strength. The
complete formula is printed on every
package. This is your protection
Hoee-Davis Drug Co., Wheeling. vinol
is sold in Bridgeport by the Dent Phar-
macy, and Mt the best. drug store in
every town and city in the country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

Two car loads Of soldiers in the en-
cheering corps Of the L. S. Army passed
through Rcllaire last evening to IL south
ern training camp. Among the men
was Earl Adams. former Bcllairc boy,
who greeted several Of his friends at
the station platform. The men seemed
to be in high spirits and as indication
Of their desire to fight in order that
democracy may live both cars were COW
.r.d with suggestive sentences. One
that attracted attention was Hook Der
Kaiser and pawn the rhine. We are
going to make 4 friendly visit To der
kaiser-to He'll nit der kaiser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

Harry Mr,'nun:tGG hey and VIII" VIII
leave this morning t"r logan. w. Va
where they viii MAX" their fuiur" home.
'rhry hay" resided III this city for Soy
rral years and their many irindS re-
..rrt toe sec ,h"m leave. Wednesday
evening the employees "f III" Wheeling
Traction Company presented Mr.. McC"n-
riaughcy with Il handsome travelling bag
rs a r"mrmhrtnrr. Mr.. Mctnnnaugh"y
has been in the employ Of the traction
cDrnpary for IL period Of twenty years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Many Claimed Exemption.

The Bellaire draft board. district No.
.. yesterday announced the result Of the
examination of ION additional mon for
the national army which look place
Tuesday in the city building. OF the
number examined Is passed and did not
c.atm exemption: 81 filed claims Of OK
"nlptinn. Is were rejected for physical
disabilities and 10 failed TO appear. Thu
nnrs claiming exemption will have u
days in which 10 tilr atfidavits support
inK their claims. ThoS" who passed and
did not claim exemption follow:
i. l.. Campbell. Da sid S. Ward,
Frank Thomas. Howard Cunningham m.
Steve Lydov. John I.avcllc. John Shcr-
rod. Lawrence Smith. George Shimco,
Windsor Egan. MARITIME kuch Inslta.
Everett 4. .tmblcr. Alfred Mint. Ar.
thur Johnson. Roy Mahaff"c. John
Mtklosko. John Adams and Walter G.
kartz.
The local board has not yet received
notice concerning tho time the next IN
crcment will leave for Camp Sherman.
Christian Endeavor Convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Runaway on River Road

Two men riding in the buggy or inc
Singer Sewing Machine company had II
narrow escape from death Tuesday att
ernoon while nenr the Gaylord coal mine
two miles north of the city. The horse
attached 10 the buggy frightened Mt
some object along the rond and ran on
The two mon were thrown from IN" rig
and escaped injury but the buggy was
demolished. \ sewing machine WAS
completely demolished when II was
thrown over an cmhankment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

the city yesterday calling on friends and
relatives.
Mrs. C. z. Cope returned TO her home
at culerain last evening after spending
the day in this city.
Arthur Wilson left yesterday morning
for Akron. where he has accepted posi-
ton in n rubhc. works.
r. II. Johnson has returned to his
home In this city after business trip
TO Cleveland.
Chalmcr Harper and family. OF Clar-
ingtnu arrived i'll the city yesterday 10
make their future home here.
The Wheeling Traction Company is
maktng n number Of repairs to their
tracks on Bridge street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
STEUBENVILLE
SnreInl To The Intrllircnenr

Special to The IntrlIigcncnr.
STEUEENEILLE,. O.. Oct. ia total
Of 81 witnesses have been called 10
testify At the trial OF JOHN Lengzel
charged with murder IN the first degree.
which begins in common pleas court
hero tomorrow. He is accused Of shoot
Ing 10 death John Maya during quar-
rel at Block House mine. below Bril-
liant. on August 81. Inst. Most of the
states rs Witnesses arc residents Of Ihr
Block House settlement and a majority
Of them are SAID 10 have witnessed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
slight operation performed last Satur-

slight operation performed last Satur-
day.
Jacob Schwritzrr and family nave r.
turned home after visiting their son
Fred. at ChilllcOlhc.
Leo Ebert was ut Tili0nvillc. ana kay
land yesterday afternoon calling on
friends.
Tho Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold Il hak" sal" mt inc H.
Long, store Saturday afternoon.
Good progress is being mad" on inc
erection Of the hungarian baptist MIS-
sion on North i'fth street.
Anthony Coync arrived HON" yeSicr-
day morning from Pittsburgh for snort
visit here.