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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-22
CAPITAL NEWS

Commissioner Lee OFT today approved
the following subscriptions to the
workmen's compensation fund:
Byron Coal company. Philirpi; Dart.
4oIt Sos r. Roeh
diamond drilling. Charleston.
The public service commission today
granted permission to the West End
Water company. Of clarksburg.. to re-
quire a deposit OF us from all april.
cants for water taps.
The commission suspended the tariffS
of the Chesapeake G. Ohio and Norfolk
& Western railroads covering freight
rates on new. iron or steel shipments
from Huntington to points on the Nor
folk Western railway.
Corporate charters were issued today
by the secretary OF state as follows:
3. Hoehl Piano company. Of Wheel;
ing; 10 operate at Wheeling: capital
stock, $4,000; incorporators. Herbert
Hoehi, Minnie Hoehl, Bruno Hoehl
Clara Hoehl and Lee F. Dobbs, all OF
Mud lick Run Coal company. Of
Buckhannon, to operate in Buckhannon
district, Upshur county: capital STOCK
$4,000: incorporators. James I. smith.
A. 81 Wetzel. S. Hoover. OF hin. smith
and O. 8. Talbot. all OF Buckhannon'
The arrest and conviction Of r: Nor
rtson. alias Jim Brown, and Arthur
Rowe both Of Ciarksburg. and each
known as THE Walking Barroom Pc
cause each carried with him g, aua a.hici,
he sold hiS wares by the drink. were
reported today. to the state prohibition
commissioner.
Following the conference Of the Unit
ed Mine Workers Of the kanawha dis
trict and the KanaAha operators here:
IT was announced that the demands or
the workers had been met In full. Inc
increases amount TO 10 cents ION on
the day wage scale. 3Thcy were grant
ed in accordance with increases reGently
awarded in outside competitive fields.
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a commission while deserving DEM
ocrat" is waiting without the gates
1t is really deplorable how the Repu6
licans are always forcing partisan poll
tics on every occasion and disturbing
the united patriotic front the Demo
Gratis are presenting. 1t is to sigh.
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Ship building cannot hope to keep up
with the present rate Of submarine de-
struction. We must find some device
of smashing the L boat if We are to
EainNthe freedom Of the seas"
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s,..The President sees some vested
: authority In the espionage act to con-
troll tho food situation. and has determ-
lined not TO wait on the dllatory action
~ of Congress-
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AMERICA nnsUHamT.

Giving to the Red Cross will bring
peace that much nearer.
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The Red Cross will not only make the
world safe, but safer for democracy.
Chip in your bit"
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Congress has again changed its mind
as TO how 1t will soak" the newspa-
pers in the tax bill.
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talk earlier than boys. Their greater
training may explain one thing We
never could quite understand.
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And the daylight saving scheme has
gone glimmertng. 1t Is long way yet
before We strike an efficiency stride.
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What has become Of all those sure
inventions for putting the submarine
out Of business.
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STACKER ARRESTED.

MART1NSBURG. W Va. June p.
Henry Wab. of Chicago. was held IN
default of $500 bond before United
States Commissioner Downs to-day.
charged with failure to register under
the. selective transcription act. WaD
was arrested by the city authorities
for train riding and was later turned
over TO Federal authorities.
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A New York woman has a sapient
outlook when she declares. let me
make my husbands coffee and care not
who makes eyes at him." OF course
1t all depends on the coffee.
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The Presidents call for ,n.h0n voldn-
;neTs for the regular ARMY gives a
chance for some of til" older boys 20
get in.
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Our dcstroyers in British waters are
also acting rs life savers.
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According TO the calendar this is the
beginning Of summer. and it Is to be
hoped 1t will stay put.
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The soldier who. fights for US gives
everything. Why, then. should we
stint our giving.
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IN distributing credit for thr success
Of the Liberty Loan Secretary Meade"
nmits The signal part tho press OF the
country played in the matter.
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Those White House suffrage sentinels
should DO informed.
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The farmer raises the food but IT Is
tho spcculntor who raises the prices.
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Candy follows the flag. Wherever
the soldier cncs tons oil sweets are
shipped after BIN.
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A physician says girl babics begin to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24
WILL HONOR
DRAFTED men TONIGHT
HOLD CELEBRATION FOB CON-
SCRIPTS OF PEASE AND COLE
RAIN TOWNSHIPS.
Parade, Addresses, Public Reception
and Free Movies Included In Demon
stration Planned.

Honor will be paid to the drafted men
and recently commissioned officers Oh
Pcasc and Colcrain townships at DIG
community celebration to be held thls
evening in Martins Ferry. Non-attend-
ance on the part Of the conscripts Is the
only thing that will mar the success OF
the event and every drafted man In inc
district Is urged TO attend. The cele-
hraton will open with a parade over
the principal streets Of the city. when
will end at the Martins Ferry plny-
grounds, where four addresses Will Dc
given and a public reception held Tor
the drafted men. After this the con-
scripts will be the guests Of the Fenray
thcater at special attraction provided
by Manager K. r. Woods.
The parade will form on North Fourth
street and will move north to Short.
west Oh Short to Fifth. south to Han
0, er, ehst to Fourth. south to Jefferson.
west TO Zane, and north on Fayette and
Sixth streets to the Fairgrounds. Al
the Fairgrounds band concert will be
given by. the Martins Ferry Peoples
band. followed by addresses by Hon. w.
II. Francis. Attorney William 7. DIXON,
Jr.. both Of Martins Ferry; W. w Scout
Of Bridgeport and Superintendent w. w.
Wheeler Of the Belmont county schools.
The Fairgrounds will be decorated
this afternoon in national colors and
flags donated by Martins Ferry Lodge
Of Elks. Every resident along the line
Of march is requested 10 decorate his
home for the occasion, Pocketbooks
will be presented to each drafted man
as 9 souvenir Of the celebration. Mayor
james Ralston will DO chief marshal OF
the parade and chairman Of the meeting
at the plaY&rounds.
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PLAN NEWSPAPERS
FOR THE SAMMIES

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aus. 1s-Sug-
gcstions are reaching the War Depart
mcnt as to the advisability OF estaoiish.
Ing at once in the American army area
abroad soldier newspapers to furnish
the men with q brief resume OK mono
news. as we'll as publishable facts ABOUT
what is going on in France.
French papers Of this character are
distributed in the French and BRUSH
lines. but the American troops VIII DC
far from home and hear little OF what
IL going on in the United States until
the American newspapers arrive Il the
front.
One suggestion is that the training
camp activities committee and the pub
lie information committee cooperate 10
arrange for the publication and distri-
button in the American camps ana lines
in France a daily bulletin containing
telegraphic briefs from the Uniteh
States, as we'll rs sporting ana otner
items from the camps themselves
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STABLE
DESTROYED BY FIRE
BLAZE DESTROYS BIG EARN IN
BRIDGEPORT EARLY THURS
DAY MORNING.
Crossed Wires In Hayloft Started Con-
nagration-Au the Horses
Were Saved

Fire originating from crossed wires
in tho hayloft Of the big stable belong
ing 10 the koehnlInc Ice Company. in
BRIDGEPORT. completely destroyed the big
barn shortly after o'clock yesterday
morning Tho Are was discovered by
the Northumberland on the Actnavillc
bridge who gave the alarm. The stable
is a complete loss. but due to the fact
that II WAS slow in getting started. all
the horses and harness. together with
other equipment. were taken out or the
building by Officers Kelly and Beazle. Of
the Martins Ferry police force and two
TAXI drivers with them.
The Bridgeport fire department ,rc-
sponded 10 the alarm. but was serious
" handicapped by lack OF efficient fro
lighting apparatus. Two trucks from
the Martins Ferry fire department were
called. md the big Alert truck started
in TO Tight the blaze. About all 1t
succeeded In doing. however, was to
burst tho scml-rotten hose belonging to
the local fire department.
The entire building WAS charged with
electricity. due TO the fact that the barn
was rain-sonked. Noticing the blnze.
Omcers Kelly and Beahle endeavored to
enter the building. but were knocked
several feet when they touched the
metal fastening on The door. They OBJ
1atned an axe, however. and broke down
the door. thus permitting them to res
cue the horses A few buckets Of wa
ter would have cxtinguished the hlnzc
Mt this time they declared. Tho loss
will extend Into several thousand dol
lars, part of which Is covered by in
surance. I. Is Bridgeports frst fire In
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Bradley Austrian Wanted
To Fight if Not Allowed
To Fight for the j, S.

STEUBENVlLLE. O.. Aug. 23.-"Me
no wanna fight. Germany no made Mt
me-" was the answer OF Dominic Cor
razzani, Italian OF Rhodesdalc, Ohio,
when asked at local draft board NO.
here II he wasn't going TO volunteer
and help Uncle Sam whip the Germans.
He claimed alien exemption, declaring
he wouldn't fight for any country.
Just the opposite was. the attitude
Of Charles Zepski. Austrian Of Bradley
Ohio, who wanted to fight the entire
draft outfit when some one told hun
he couldn't go 10 war because he asked
exemption. Zepski Tiled an exemption
claim thinking he was enltsting. He
withdrew the paper and tore II up.
Local draft bonrd No. will finish
IN the examination of 1000 men tonight
and will begin work on exemption
claims on Saturday. Out OF gao men
examined today, IL were rejected as
physically unfit md 70 Of the 1873 who
were accepted. did not file claims for
exemption.
Local boa ri No. today issued 4 l!1
of 1914 names of men who passed lie
physical examination and did not claim
exemption. This number was secured
from n total of 1850 men called. An
additional lT6 to make up the cit%'s
quota will have 10 be taken from the
hundreds who seek discharge from
service as the board has announced II
will not make a third call.
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Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tontc-the famous
Wendell's Ambition Pills-that will
put yigor, vim and vitality into ner
vous, tired out. all in, respondent peo-
pie in few days.
Anyone can buy box for only 81
cents, and John Coleman CO. is au.
thorized by the maker to refund the
purchase price if anyone is dissati3-
fed with the first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility, nervous prostration, mental
depression and unstrung nerves caused
by over-indulgence in alcohol, tobacco,
or overwork of any kind.
For any affection Of the nervous
system Wendell's Ambition Pills are
unsurpassed, while for hysteria, trem-
bling and neuralgia they are simply
spleadid. Fifty cents at John Cole
man Co.'s ;and dealers everywhere.
Mail orders filed, charges prepair by
Wendell Pharmacal Co. Inc, SYRIA
cuee, N. Y.
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Martins Perry Briefs

Mrs. James Rslston. son ROLAND and
daughter. Jcssica, Mrs Mary Sheets and
Brda Exl"y. who have been visiting I'm
New York and Atlantic city, are now
on their way OF Lake George to spend
tn" rest of their vacation.
The dance planned for next Friday
evening in the Elks hall by Messrs,
SrdGwirk. Plank and Roberts. has been
r%llrd off.
William Saunders has returned from
weeks visit with friends in Canton.
William Fl. Ritz and family OF Pitts
burgh arc visiting trends this CITY.
Russell Thompson has returned from
Camp Perry To spend few days with
local relatives before leaving for Fort
Benjamin Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lipphardt and
Mrs Charles Rrasheck are in Boston
attending tho G. \. r. convention.
GrorG" Cline If Pittsburgh Is visiting
at the home Of Robert Dcsch.
F. *. Hogc is in Columbus on bust
ness
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Realty Deeds Filed Thar day.

ST. CLAIRSVlLLE. o. Mug. g
From B. F. Mackey to Jesse davidson
land in Peaso township: considerations
$4,000.
From MAMMALIAN Hammcrly ana
Ella F. Hammcrly tn tho National Coal
Co, land in Richland township; con-
sidcration sl.0n.
From Wilson Mitchell and Ella II.
Mitchell, to the National Coal Co. land
in Richland township; consideration.
$500.
From Sanity Spontanr" and wife. 10
Toe Sabola and Annie Snhola. land In
wheeling township: consideration, SO.
Personals.
Wilson Mitchell and wife and Mrs.
Catherine Campbell left Thursday 70"
n l0-days' visit with y. w. Mitchell and
family ut Washington. n. {.
At the Congregational meeting held
In the Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening 1t WAS decided t" purchase tn"
Thohurn MCkelvy resident on Marietta
street for Il parsonage: consideration.
$4,000.
W. 4. Denny and wife OF Hickory.
Pa. have been visiting Mrs. Denny's
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plans COMPLETED.

Plans for tho mass meeting and re-
cention in honor of the drafted mon or
.Bellaire district No >. comprised or me
township of rultn"y. York. Washington
emo Mead. have practically been COM
pleted and the Indications point to d
-larce gathering. Much interest Is be-
Ing taken in the event throu ghout the
district and ii is expected that one or
the largest crowds that ever attended a
patriotic GELS bration will be present
Saturday evening. TIN. speakers will be
Major Roberts Of Columbus and Judge
G. J. Lynch Of st. ClairSville William
Kempart Herbert Fcryrn. John Schick
and II. S. NtrC;rcEnr will arrange tn"
musical program. and they will he as
sisted by MI the members Of the chcirs
Of the various churches.
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weIlsburQ Briefs.

Misc Norma hall IS confined 10 hcc
home on 7th street with illness.
Miss Edith Gano is spending lie"
doys with relatives IN ONO.
Wt,liam Giveno. stationed at al
mont Ia visiting his mother. Mrs. Mary
O. PAUL. left on Thursday morn
,,r for a business trip to Toledo ~
Miss Mary Isenhood is spending
+0,v DAYS with relatives in Fairmon'.
Me- HALEY Ford of Brilliant Is vli-
,+tnp the home Of Mrs. Eta Bucey.
Charles Ballentine and Reynolds
ualslev have returned home aiter
,,1easent trip to several OF the NoFla-
ern Lake cities. NV ~ :. .
uoTry Sellers, OF Claysyille, Pa Is
business caller In this city.
Attorney +. L. Garter has returheu
from a vacation spent at Atlanuc' ~
New York. philadelphia and WASH
ington. Nice Anna
Bennett are visiting In Lancastet' y.
Mrs Agnes Gallagher has returned
TO her home In Butler. "a a,te' M.n ''.,.
y. no home of her sister, Mrs. waiter
Mycr OF this city c,,,a r
Trs Clara Thompson. of OrrVilie. ~
Is visiting AT LII" i4"i''N
Green Of Commerce street. ~
Mrs. Virginia M Tark. OF st. fGter*-
- F1orida- Is visiting at the nome
~ Mrs, Henry C. Wells OF Beech
Mrs, ]. E. Smith and Miss Catherine
snith are spending the weekend w'le
Mrs. H. c. Wells. .u and
" Miss Velma Ferguson fell and
s,-ninad both her ankles at her home
~ Wednesday. She will be unable 10
h. out for some time.
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Dr. chnrch To Preach.

DR.. G.. y. Church. superintendent or
the GAINESVILLE district. will preach at
the First NJ Z. church Sunday evening.
On Wednesday he will conduct the quar-
terly conference.
Beu2ire Briefs.
Miss Jessie Martin Of 9lOundsville IS
a guest OF local friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank L Erect have
returned from a months vacation at
Buffalo.
Misses Leona Houck and Ruth Simp-
son have returned from Summerland
Beach. where they attended the Chris
tan E1deavor convention.
Miss Anna Manly will entertain
friends at her home on Thtrty-flrst
street this evening.
Edward Mellott Of Powhatan was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Misses Belle and Ethel Ewing have
returned from q visit to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Lebnw and son OF
Charleston. W. Va. arc guests Of local
relatives.
Miss Lyde Heatherngton Of South
Belmont street: has returned from a
visit with friends at Epwnrth park.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Phillips have
returned from French Lick. Ind. where
they have been visiting friends.
Miss Lucy Virgins of this city Will
leave today for visit with rcltives at
Darlington
Joseph Reuter- Of Thrty-third street
has returned from a visit with friends
at Epworth park.
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BELlAlRE
Gilher Nolan

Gilbert NeInn. one Of ihc best kn"Wn
residents Of pultney township. wh" re-
sides about three miles west of Bell
. aire died at the city hospital at 3'4p
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. following
ar illness Of complication of diseases.
The deceased WAS IS years OF age one
day preceding his death. Mr.. Nolan mad
lived in the community in which ne
died practically all of his life He was
we'll known and made many friends VINO
will b. rrirved to learn OF his death.
Surviving him arc his widow, and TWO
children. Mrs. William Fnwk"s and j.
c. Selal both at home. ARRANGEMENTS
for the funeral ar" incomplete. but IN
terment vii! l'e in High Ridge ceme-
terry.
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NotIce. Are Being Sent.

Notices are beng sent out from the
local draft board office today. inform
ing all young mca who have been called
10 military service OF the United states
10 that effect 'rne board feels that II
will not be necessary TO Issue anothor
call, believing that Brooke county
quota can be- filled from the number
examined. No credit will be allowed the
present quota from men who enlisted
after June 80. but in event another call
Is made. and 1t appears as though II
will, credit for these men will 80 10
that quota Only n few exemption
claims remain for the local board 10
act upon, and it is believed this phase
Of the work, can be completed by the
latter part Of the present week.
Applications continue 10 pour In from
those who desire TO leave In the flrst
increment. Al Of tho required 81 having
enrolled.
Tho following additional exemption
claims were filed at the local dratt
board office: Elva Sisson. George Hud'
son Lucas, C. r. Riley. Joseph X
Murphy, Charles MozinEo. Ellis p. EAR
Albert NJ. Shaddick. Edwin H. Aston.
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE O. Aug 31-The
Belmont County Pomona 0Ean9s Will
meet with Dover Grange saturday.
Sept. 1. At 10 A. n ThS following pro-
gram will Be given: ;
Music ................. Dovsf Grange
Fall Work in the Grange. ...........
....... Anna Nen. MIA Joseph Nichols
Preparation Of the Seed Bed for wheat
800. Isaac n Scales, LaWrsDco Anti
Harvesting and DispoetnE Of the Corn
Crop. .....E. NJ Ramsey. DdGar Wise
Question Box IN caro- Of Tfod Hartley.
Miss Stella Hayes Of Cambridge. Is
the guest Of Miss Ro0alla Ellis. Of East
Vine street
Mr.. and Mr.. Benjamin Hunkler Of
Bond avenue. attended the annual con-
vention Of the Panhandle Bee Keepers
Association. which was held at Tfta-
delphia, Wednesday.
Mrs. Leopold Schafer and Mrs. Miller
Of Wheeling arc visiting Mrs. william
Holsinker Of West Main street
Mr.. and MrA c. r Scott and son
Tom, have returned to their home on
North Lincoln avenue, after Z motoring
trip to Columbus and Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Peters and chill
dren Of East Main street, Arc visiting
relatives at Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. James walton and son.
Joseph have returned to their homo
east Of town. after . motoring trip to
ChautauQua. n. 7. Z.
Miss Georgia Moore has returned TO
her home In CenterviIle, after q visit
with Mrs. George Denny. OF East Church
street.
|. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Barnes and lit,
tie son Tedric, left Wednesday for
their home in Winter Haven. Fla. after
visit with their mother. Mrs. William
Barnes, Of North Arch street. They
made the trip in their autoomb!le.
Mrs. Jack Conner. Of Caldwell. who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. james Barnes, Of this place. -
spending a few days with Mrs.. Frank
Duga. at Epworth Park. Bethesda
Miss Helen Mayhem Of South Lincoln
avenue. has been visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. George London. Of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Ed Cline Of North Chestnut
street is visiting relatives 1t Marietta
and Athens.
Misses Edithe and Nellie H1uss Of
Columbus. are visiting Nj. and Mr..
! Charles Clary Of North Lincoln ave-
nue..
Wales Evans. Of New York, l. visit
ing his mother, Mrs W. T. Evans. o.
West South street
Mrs. c. r. warrick and Mrh. Helen
warrick and little son. Of West Main
street, are visiting relatives at Mounds
VILE. W. Va.
Everett Fowler Of Akron. VIII arrive
today for visit with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Fowler. OF West
Church street
Mrs. Clyde Wood and little son.
George. Of East Main street are visiting
relatives at Ozark
Mrs. r. B. Worthington, returned to
her home on West Main street Thurs-
day, after a visit with MI. E. +. Pill
kineton, Of Akron.
George Miller Of Bond avenue. Is
spending a week in New York
Mrs. F. S. Freeman and daughter.
Mildred. Of Savannah. Ga. are visiting
relatives Of this place.
C. c. Cole Of Pittsburgh, Is oun-
ness visitor in this city.
Mrs. Thomas Slevin and daughter or
East Liverpool. are visiting relatives
and friends here
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Play Deciding Game Today.

Teams representing the Martins Ferry
Fairgrounds and the Twenty-si1th
street Fairgrounds Of Wheeling will
clash this afternoon at League park In
q game that will decide the 14-year-oid
championship Of the valley. Both
teams have won one game and have
defeated all other teams In their class
in this vicinity. Bill Puden. who beat
the Wheclingites Monday afternoon.
will attempt TO duplicate the feat this
afternoon. Buzz" Smith will be on the
receiving line.
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Detention Suit up Friday.

The forcible detention suit OF tho
Fairpoin: Coal Company against Aessra.
Bertram & Taylor. Of that town, Will
come up for hearing to-day In Squire
Junkins court. A jury has been drawn
TO try the case. and several lawyers Will
represent the contendinE parties. Holm
lein, Spriggs G. James will represent the
plaintiff. and Attorneys Cowen and
Walker will appear for the DEFENDANTS
The conl company is seeking to force
the two men to vacate land said to De-
long TO the company.