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SUM FOR DEATH BY DOGBITE !
ISBELiNT CO.JURYMGTj
vt> *rcNT STRATOK Or SEAS MAN
SUED OWNER Or THE OOO
TOK 510,000
Cas* Hard EouyM and OceupUd Moat
of tha Day In Court
Twelve hundred and fifty dollars for
death muyeil hy the late , f a do|C was
he award of a jury last e\enniK at St
'lalrsville In the ease of Joseph task,
dmmistratnr. attains: \nn.t lima. The
?ase eon.suiiied most of the day and
ins Riven t<? the jury '.ate In tile after-,
t< on.
It was alli-Red that a dog owned hy
Mrs. Hnra h'.t James Rnrii nrli and that
deinenek tiled from the efl'eets fliie-,
weeks later l.isk. as administrator, en
ti-red suit against Mrs. {l.-ra for fin.iuin
.\ttorneys Thorntnirt; and lewis rep
resented 'he plaintiff while the defense
was in the hands of Xi.-ho's ,<? Walker
And Kennoti ,s Kennoti. Judge Smith
presided.
MBIG AND McGILTON
NOT OUT OF DANGER
lome Donbt Also Expressed as to
Recovery of Ming Bsrtha
Borkhardt
l! wru.s l.un out at the <?a:o Valley
lenera! hospital l.'tst n nht that there
tad heep no ehnniTe In the last few
tours In the .-ondition o< either Ambrose
v Mahljc or Willinm .M-'Itlton. two re
?ent shooting \ n t ins wh<? are patients
ti that Institution.
for the last three days the condition
?f neither ;?:ttient has l?ecn regarded so
avorabl" a: during previous days, nndi<
?>th patients ere on the hospital dinner
?st. Mi-tiltton's oi ndltioii has remained
vraotleaily uni-hanged "'nee Thursday. > .
* hen H was ntveisiri f-ir him to tin- j
l>ri.M a thirl operation. The third .
>perat'on. whl.-h It i< feared wilt he ?
leeessnrv, ha* not t et l?een performed
jpon Mr. H.iMr I.
M.iblg was shot ;n h:-> genera' store :i t
Market and Twenty-slvth streets by
(?'rank Krv'n. of North Renw-od. who ^
* is eonfes.sed the shooting. MrtJilton
dentifled t.j nn Mi-Ony as the man who
* pot him.
Tterth.a R'lrklm-dt. an fVark. f>hio.
voting woman who was shot when :t '
.tarty of fi-crlKiirrs attempted to hold
ip her family's ear-on the Notional
road west of Rrhlgepo-t three weeks ^
" tea. i* reported to he m.iVrig ra'iier un
fa tlsfaetory progress toward re.ov?rv
?t the North Wheeling hospi'al. and in
polfce ami Holmont county official cir
?le? it l.? strongly rumored that she Is '
?ot likely to reoove-.
THANKSGIVING DAY
UNION SERVICES
The First and Second Presbyter.an
unrt the First and Second I'nlted Pres
byterian congregations will unite ?u '
Thanksgiving service. Thursday morn- '
inc. November t4fh. at 10:3<V in the
F;rst I'nlted Presbyterian church. <'hap -,
line street, one dnor above p.-stoffioe. j
The sermon will b? preached by the
pastor of the?First t'nted lYeshvfertan '1
> hur>-h and the offering will he for l!/?
thlidren's Home at l.ealberwootL .
LOCAL MEN ATTEND '
IRON AND STEEL MEET;
'
A number of local men left here yes- >.
terdav to attend the meeting of the Am-1
?rtcan Iron and Steel Institute which.
is now hold'rtg its sessions In New York*,
t'itv. Inctudcd in the pnrtv were 1'
Messrs Andrew Glass. W. !?. Higgins
?nd W. W. Holloway. Mr and Mrs. A.
Allan Ilurt will jo to New York th'.s!
?venlng where Mr. Pu.-t will also attend
:he institute. 1
tor a 'Weak rrtoinach
The rreat refllef afT >rded by Cham- i
berlatn's Tablets In a multitude of cases !
has fully* rroven the /treat vatue of this i
preparation for a weak stomach and
Impaired digestion. In many cases this
rellsf has become permanent and trs'e;
sufferers have been completely re
stored to health. For sale by all deal- :
! THE RIVER
There was a stage of 15 feel, 9 inch?s
and rising slowly at the local wharf
last night.
The General Wood left here at I
o'clock yesterday morning for KlttS; ?
burgh. The I.eroy left at noon yester
day for Matamoras. The General ltea?h
?s due In this morning from Pittsburgh
to Zanesville. {
Sunday morning the General Persh
ing will be h<ve on her way to Pitts
burgh. The General Wood will In a' 7
o'clock Sunday morning front Pitts
burgh en route to Cincinnati while the
Senator Oordill will leave here at the
same time for Pittsburgh.
EVENING SERVICE
AT ST. MATTHEW'S
On Sunday evening at 7:3i\ there will
he service in St. Matth.r'M Rrotejstanl
Rptfcnpal church, corner Fifteenth and
'"hapllne streets. The, public enteral!.
will l>? Interested in this ser\I e. There
will ho a sermon by Hew R. H I.. Stridor,
on the subje-t. "V Heavenly Mansion.*"
which, will be based on Or. Henry V-trs,
jyke's charming little story calie.1 'The
xJanston." At the service last Sun
day nlKht the sins-Ink; of the magnificent
anthem. Kiplitnt's "Keccssionsil." with
music hy Matthews, was a most attrac
tive feature. The full vested nialr clioi
of forty-five v'dces will sing an anthem
;?? the service Sunday night. Resides
singing by the choir there will also be
a devotional service, and congregation- t
a I singing of familiar hymns. The
!en g t h of the service will i>e one hour.
The public are cordially Invited.
UNDERWRITERS~TO HEAR
INSURANCE INSTRUCTOR
I'rof I'harlrs .1 Rockwell, instructor
-?t life insurance salesmanship of f'ar
ncjfie Institute ..f Pittsburgh, will ad
dress tiie members of the West Vlrglni ?
1,1 fo Insurance 1'rider writers Asso.-la
lion at their nicotinic ttt the M' I.ttre
hotel a week from to-day.
Mr. Rockwell's subject will he '\Meth
? sis of t "losing." "tie of timely Interest,
and no doubt there will be a large at-'
tendan. e.
?CENTER OAOAimED
The Warwood Social ''enter was pep
manently organized Thursday night,
with the election (.f council, officers.
Committees, etc.
I'harles St!'/ was elected president
Mrs J*. Real', vlc?\ president; Harry
R. Shearing. secretary. Harry Smith
and A. R < 'ass were elected dlre.-ti.rfa
and members of th? athletlo committer
I
BIG G. E. RALLY AT I
MsMECHEN MONDAY
, Pr Satmii'l Martin I! I hs<>n of this fit*
will be the principaI speaker at the I'k
t'hristian Kndeavor rally n> he held
at the Klrsi I'nurch ot ?;>>?!. Mi Mx-hrn.
on Monday evening. Pr. liihsnn's siih- |
Ject will be "I Will." Pr John Whiss
Irr of l-'imllay. Ohio. will also deliver
II Jl Interesting talk.
Mlrsulrs the spcakili.g. tin re Mill be an
excellent musical program The full'
program nf the evening. as m?w ar- ,
ranged. follows;
Prayer by Ilex. Fuller
Si-lection '?> iirrhi'sirii
Selection hv choir.
(Orchestra.
l-Hiet hj Me^il.unes Sharp ami llarbi-i
son.
Xddress hv 1 >r < ? ihsnti.
Solo by Mrs t'barbs Pally
? 'Imir.
Address 11 \ Pr John Mh.s:-ler of
Findtay. 0))ln.
i 'hair'.
? Archest ra
SALE OF MARIANO !
PROPERTY REPORTED
Word was received yesterday by
Hnzlett & Smi fro>n \ew York that the
Maria'. 1 KeflnttnJ company would mi
'Vollflce todsv the si'o of a tiioek i?f t?'I - :
?It'iry to the (toy a I I Mitch Shell com
.?any fur two million dollars. This
property cost the Mnrb.nt! company
yihout ftrtO.nnn. Maria ml was quoted
yestcrilay at ibi.
The Crystal Restaurant
Under'Big Improvement:
The new owners of the t'rysial lies J
taurant ha' e licon anxiously waiting the j
past week for the arrival of Mr <? V ?
?Jeorglsdes from ltiist?.|i. wiio now is j
here ami has taken charge of the kitchen
^management.
Mr. <in r.?*i: d. ?? has hem working for
Hint* years as a i.he: in hotels and res
tnurants :n the prim ipa! ? .tics of the
I nit-'d States nrnl abroad ami last a' j
Jtoston at Saint .tames f'afe idon't for i
set ISoston baked bears) nn.| has proved !
an up to date ..ml fn nous ion's. Me is
smalt In statuTe but he is a wonder.
Galls Out Department
to Extinguish Auto
IVhen 11 "?(>'? Kbcllng's
urlven by Mrs. Khoiltig. took Ore In Hi"
intersection of Twelfth and Market
"trrets uIhmii 2.in o'clock > cstcrilay. a
hy-.sta.uder pulled alarm l">\ 21 while
Traffic Office- lloneher wis trying to
extinguish the Idtire. which started un
der th? motor etind.
lYactieally the entire tire department
responded to the alarm. ofticer II"n
ecker and firemen f-om the ilpml.nl
station on Kiev en: li street quickly had
the blaze c <tingu'xhed anil the machine
was hurt but little.
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING
PROGRAM OF PRAISE,
The following Thanksgiving praise |
program will he rendered at the Second I
t.'. V. church, l-'ourteinth street, Sunday i
evening;
Organ prelude
(a) Knchante.l .Forest.
th) Live.
(el March of the Gnomes.
?Stoughlon
Miss Alene Kra'i.
Quartet. "I'ntversal I'raiso" \ghford
Duet, "Watchman. AVnat of Thy Night"
Mr. Tim I'.ycoti and Mr. Syivlu Bowman
Quat'et. "Thanksgiving 1'saint".Aletton
t'ffertory. Twilight Stehhlns
Du**t "(Y?ncede the Lilies".... Topllft [
Mrs. W. C. Stobcr. Mrs. Connelly
Quartet. "Festival To Ileum" K.L?. Buck
I'ostlude.
Choir?Soprano and directress. .Mrs. ?
V. i". Steber contralto; Mrs. J. 1., It.
Connelly. Tenor. Mr. Tom llycotl.
bass, Mr. Sylvin Bowman. OTganlst.
MKh Alene Kraft.
TO MEET THIS MORNING
Three meetings of the members of the
Amalgamated Association of Iron. Steel;
and Tin Workers will be held this morn!
ing.
Members of Beech Bottom Lodge No. j
2.1. with K. l>. Sfltvat. president, are.
re<iuesto?| to meet at ?:20 a. in at stop
No. 15 on the Will-e 11 ng-Stcu 1,epv111e <11- j
vision of the Whrwltmg Traction com-i
pany. The meeting .of Crescent I.odge
No. v, of which James O'Toole Is presl- I
dent will be held at 10 o'clock at the
ob.io Valley Trades and Labor As
sembly Hall. No. 1515 Market street
Belmont Lodge No. 4'i will nieet at 10
o'clock at their regular meeting place
on the South Side Aim ell Stiibl, is presi
dent of this lodge.
29 FROM OHIO COUNTY
TO GO TO CLARKSBURG
There will he twelve ho> s. twelv
Kil l" ;inil tlxe I?1 *? fs from idiio rourita.
attended Ih?* llrst annual northern re
gional cnnfori'iii P "f t nYoung I'eopite
of flip Sunday schools ??!' Mast \lrglnla.
hold in i'I:, rknl urg. November 21* and
j" and Itceeniher I. .Mrs; Wilbur Jack
son has not as y? t S'd>'< tod the clolo
Kiitcs
Three region il < onf'tciu t s will ho
h?-ld t?v the joung people and the goal
is t<> reach l.OOn voting people. with
each of the pftx-llxe enmities In i ho
state 1 ppiasoni? d !?> tln-ir ?inula. Tho
norrlii'Mi regional ??onicrepee w ill I
lipid hrst a I ? "larUshurg. immediately
following the eastern irgion.il nmfii"
i in <? which will he ludd a i .Ma it inshu r<
and tin- southern l"> gloii.il tohferritee
will he hold at t "ha first on. Tin con
ference tlioim Is "Ituilding 1'imrMiuari 1
and the letters In that iIipiiip represent
the follow ins Important idi.tsas of the
i i>nfcr? ?ico: Hlggrst ex ant of tlip year;
utilizing the nj'porttinii x : internati'Val
leaders; living tin* "Jcmis way;" dano
onatratlon fr-atef-ps. inspiring: ines
s?g*-; tiPxx ida is; great challenges; fel
lowship haiui'ip'. "I K.i t.ifclim for serv
ice; useful suggest ions; raal lixa sing
ing: sipraopt laon plctnrps; qiuillt'x l-?r
leadership: unusual faa'tires: auto sight
seeing t r i f ?: regional in saopp; avry
county represented.
CINCINNATI TO HEAR
LOCAL GIRL'S SONGS
At a rPallaf to bp given in i "inainnatI
Nov. '."2. some of th? compositions of
Miss Klizahcth i'nni< o'* tills ?*irv will ba
sung A niong these will lie a Kt"tip of
snjig? from "A t'hild's (Jardeii of
Versos The recital will h? Riven by
Mrs. Marx ^ Toxvsley I'faii. maw. on
tralto. with Miss Cook. of the facility of
tlie t "incimi lti t'out area iory of Music,
at tin- piano. Miss i "ook is the daiichtP"
of Mi and Mrs. Win. J. ? ?.ok of J'le.is
ant Valley.
Credit Men's Directors
Meet Monday Evening
Kxerv nienihe- ,?f Hie hoard of direc
tors of tin- Wheeling Association of
'"redit '.!? ii Is being urged to attend
*i sjiei-l;: | meeting of the hoard to he
hal l Monday evening in 111" private dill
'tig room of the I'atides restaurant, nt
xvhich time several important business
u: liters * i'l he disaussed.
tin* nf the matters f - discussion xx 111
hp ?he reoort ? Seat at i-; Treasurer
I'roi.oe. of tlie National Assnejnt|op of
'redit Man. xx iio made a stirvev of the
loa.al a ssocli I ion here on Noxetnher .1
Another Important question to !r ilis
etissed xxill ha the ajipointmmt of sev
?rnl new committers nd chairmen foi
eomniittpps that haxa grown Inactive
within the past few months,
IMPROVING HALL
Kxtensfxe Improvements are being
made to the large hall on the third floor
of the Mcl.iin building at Twelfth and
Market streets. Tin- hall for some time
pwst has haeti the quarters %t the local
lodge of tlie colored tidd Fallows The
large hall Is being partitioned into
three rooms, making !d?:il huslness
office*.
/
MOMSVILLE K, OF P.'S f
' ENTERTAIN TONIGHT
Zilttl* Prlnc? XroCgo No. 79, to Be Host I
to All Pythian? of Thla
Vicinity.
'I'i> mailt ;it Moundsxillo l.mle I'raoe I
Indue No. 79. will entertain ;ill 11 \ thialis I
of this vli'lnitv.
The <i.n,milter Iris arranged a pro- 1
Attain that promises t? ? ho lull of stir- I
prises.
I'ohua Temple \o. 1 it I I'. ? ' K K. I
have to.i,fie.i all liokirs of this noetinAt. I
urirlnc them to .itt-nd.
Mr Vlelnr MrVrt. distriit deputv I
ittund < hnn?>'||or. will preside. anil iris I
annoumi I that a pari of thr ? leiilliC I
will he t|r\otei) to ir? 11 n-j. better :ir- I
<jii:iIntorl. \ session of hati'l-shakitic A I
real I'ythiati love least
lu addition to tin fin- program ar
ranged a sp rial ??oinmill'- has heen 1
appointed to look after tin refreshments 1
and voit ran expert somrth ini: out of thr |
ordinary as thr reputation of I.title I
I'rlneo alonn this llnr i-- well known. \ I
sporlnl Imitation Is rxt-nd-d toal!
I'\ thl ins lo attend
The provrraiii at Vmindsx ill" t??-nisrlit I
will include undresses h\ Supreme Rep- I
r-srntn tt ve \Y |{. fa.-k. iltano \'t.-e I
? "hanrellor Harry It. It'll, and Hon. J I'. I
I 'arrlo't.
An rlaluiratc social program has hren I
arra n??od.
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY
TO ILL FAME CHARGE
In Ohio county rritu oil rolirt yester- I
day Thelnta Roger*. alias Mother I'ow- I
ell. pleaded Kul'f. to a eharite of nprr I
a line a house of ill fame .ludiro Man |
II Rnlitnsrti ilcletr-d passing of Sell- j
teinr upon the woman until Noxrnjlior I
H'Tirn the prosreut Ullt ?lt|H".s. Hoy I
l<7ttman. of .May nard. Ohio, I'a led to a p. I
Pear in lore .luditt Rohln-mi was ready I
to adjo.irn roiirt. ti e ? se of .inlm 11"- I
P-kt. aoiiete'l on a i liarur o fgrand laf- I
ef'tiv, was emit Imo d t.. I lei-embcr V I
Holiskt is charged with working a I
swlti-h came wiieiebx lie is *nnl I" have I
ili 1'ratilled Hztiman of Mnu Judge It bin
Kon dcelitird to rcdils e llo|i,slit's l>oiid I
from $7.mill to $ l.utui.
.Indue lto|itn>o|i will hold a r-'ilorl srs* I
sion of erinilnal eotirt mis morning I
? I pending inati rs will be I
dlsppHed Of ,
Crystal Dairy
Lunch
Under New Management.
SMMKTIIINU DII-TKKKXT IN
WIIKKLINC
Regulai Dinner
I Served from 11 A. M. to 2 P. M.
Special Supper
j Served from 5 P. M. to S P. M.
? ALSO SPKl'IA 1. A I.A ('AUTK j
AT ALL IIOI'KS
! / II
Short Cut to Weatlh
Far tuo many people want diamonds, deeol
lette ^owns, tailored suits, ami silk shirts with
out first being willing to u?c alarm el neks,
aprons, overalls, ami flannel shirts.
Th< re is too much envy of weahli ami too
little willingness to work for it.
Those who spend freely, usually etnl chained
to their jobs. Those who regularly put money
in the bank win final freedom.
Dollar Savings & Trust Co.
Wheeling, W. Va.
Largest Bank in the State
Solid as It LoGks
Home for Savings
Geo. E.Johns Co.
The QuaUty Shop
' 11 I
Wonderful Opportunities in
Our Stock Reducing Sale
We find at this time that we have an rxin heavy stock. due to the local conditions and the con
tinned mild weather, and have decided to reduce the stock, consisting of All New Fall and Winter Gar
ments by marking them at the "Lowest Possible Price." Space will allow us to mention only a wry
few of the outstanding values.
A 25% DISCOUNT WILL BE GIVEN ON ALL LADIES' READY TO WEAR (EXCEPT SPECIALS)
DURING THIS SALE
Wry smart Dresses of Canton ( repe, ({corvette, -
"?atin and t 'rope de < 'hine.
Values to .ff>9.7r>
Special $39.50
A very special assortment of Dresses for street
and afternoon wear. Beautiful styles in Silk.
I'oiret Twills and Tricotine.
Values $2">.<?n to $_>!>.".()
Special J? 17.50
SUITS
I)is(ineti\e Suits, fur trimmed ??r handsomely
embroidered, in a vrry larjje Variety of smart
si vies.
Ive^ular \ alm s to 7n?
Special SI 1.50
Mostly one-of-a-kind models. Jn the tiner qual
ity of tahries. ('oats are attractively lined and
\? ;i'*111 ly interlined.
Plaid Skirts tirentlx Hedueed. Made in the new
iVunella ami Twill Plaids. Both Pleated and
Plain Skirt Styles. Special
The 25% Discount Includes Furs, Coats, Wraps, Waists, Silk Underwear, Gowns and Separate Skirts ^
Geo. /?. Taylor Co. |
11
We Underwrite The Fashions JVe Show
The Style Show Models
OF '
FROCKS at $14.95,$19.95, $24.95, $29.95 to
CO A TS at $19.95, $24'95, $29.95, $54.95 to $49.95
Can All Be Bought Saturday
INTEREST YoCKsELF NOW?WHILE LINKS AKK COMPLETE AND AN UNRESTICT
ED CHOICE CAN HE HAD.
MAIN STREET FLOOR J
SHOE] $6-95
o / r77 \
C)ALh. j $4.35
FOR
Women's Oxfords and Pumps
Mroken linos in Fall footwear at a consid
erable reduction i> a feature of tins sale. All
are from stock and arc the finest and host
of authentic slyles. Not all sizes are in
these groups, hut if you find yours you will
surely tret a bargain.
Till-; FXI'KRT SFRYK'F (JIVFN 11 FRF
A SSI R F YOU OF T1IF HIGHFST SATIS
FACTION THIS SFRV1CF IS YOURS TO
COMMAND.
rSALEf3M
FOR j
Walking and Talking Dolls
The Dolls are of large size?the walking
movement is veyy natural and automatic?
the enunciation r.f "Mamma" is clear and
habvlike. Garbed in fancy dresses or *?
bloomer dress and rompers.
THE MOST EXCEPTIONAL VALUE AT
$3.9S
THE OPENING OF THE DOLL SHOW
IS TODAY?BIO AND LITTLE DOLLS
BOY AND GIRL DOLLS?WHITE AND
COLORED DOLLS ? ALSO NOVELTIES
IN DOLLS.
The Whole Story of Gloves 1
R K< i I LATH ?.\ LENGTH FRENCH
Kid Gloves
Tan, Grown, Gray and White. 2-clasp over
seam. $3.50 value.
$1.98 Pair
Cape Skin Gauntlets
White Champaime, Mode. Grey. ^Strap
wrist. $.r>.00 value.
$3. 98Pair
*i)RK.SSY SUEDE-LIKE GLOVES
Fabric Gloves I
Brown, Mode, Beaver and Grey. 12-buttou
length. $1.50 value.
$1.39Pair
Short Length Stlk Gloves
White, Black and Colors. High Grade?
Values to $2.50.
69c Pair
Boys' and Girts' Ji'oolen Gloves?98c Pair '
BAKE SALE?Alp ha-Pi Sorority of Bridgeport
AT NOTIONS
THIS WEEK END ONLY
Clark's
St zv/i/Q thread
Black or White. All sizes,
lingular 7c spool.
58c ihc Dozen
O. N. T
Crochet thread
All sizes. White mul Colors.
At regular wholesale price.
()5c Dozen
Leather Vanity Boxes
KITTKI)?BLACK, BROWN AND GREY?IX PATENT
LEATHER?WALRUS AND TOOLED LEATHER.
Ivory and metal fittings.
$1.50 to $5.50
Crystal Beads?$1.00 Strand
Some graduated?some with pendants.
Ribbon Wrist Bands?50c
Black?with Cold Plate Buckle.
- ^
Children's Hat Sate?$3.98
BEAVER?Black, Brown, Natural. Value $7.98.
AVOMKN'S
Glove Si
IN FLACK ON LA'.
KFOCLAK $3.no YALl'F.
$2.69 the Pair
AVO.M FN 'S
Woolen Sport Hose
I)roj> Slitfli, ('I iri.fil ;in,] TToafhor Mixtures.
$1.25 to $4.25 Pair
SPECIAL
G os sard Corsets
FOREST OUT FIGURES 1 <
Medium length model?Low bust of while
routil.
$3.50
1'INK BKOCA.DE CORSETS FOR SMALL
FIGURES--ELASTIC TOP.
$3.50
Ift-INCH WIDE ELASTIC GIRDLES
$1.50, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50
BRASSIERS OF GOOD HEAVY MATE- \
RIAL?Scalloped and embroidered edges.
$1.00 to $l.f)0 kinds for 75?
SPECIAL!
Pillow Cases
25c Each
Large Cotton Blankets
$1.89 Pair
SPECIAL!
Satin Bolster Shams
$1.69 Each
Pretty Curtain Madras
41 c Yard ' m
f