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Consigzlatarios, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
OUT THE PIKE
Monthly Meetings Of Town Councils
To-Night-other meetlnss-Other
News From Out.the-Pike.

Edgwood. Fulton and Triadelphia
councils will meet in regular monthly
session tonight and special business
The pool room ordinance will come up
Tor us second reading before the Edg.
wood council and the matter Of paving
kdgington Lane will likely be taken
up. Several special matters will be
discussed by the Fulton council bu,
only routine business is scheduled for
the meeting Of the Triadelphia coun-
Gil
Special meetings will be held Tues
DAY evening by the council Of the FOL.
lowing towns Fulton. Leatherwood.
Noodsddle. Edgwood. Pleasant Valley
and Elm Grove. The Patterson coun-
ell Will meet IN regular session Tues
day evening The puruose OF the
special meetings Is for making the
estimate for appropriations for the en-
suing year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
CITY RAILWAY
TEAM DEFEATED
BY MEYERS TEAM YESTERAY
AFTERNOON BY SCORE OF
- TO g.
Driven From Mound IT.
Third Inning and Is Relieved
BY Rogerson.

The city Railway team suffered
their first defeat OF th. season yester-
DAG afternoon ON the Twcnty-stNth
street grounds when the fast MEYERS
Provision company nine took them
into camp 10y IN. one-sided score Of
- 90 The gam" was featured hy
tho pitching Of Kogerson. who re-
li'ycd Mink"meyer Iu IN" third inning.
70" latter being driven from tho box
Regardless ~ th- fact that Rog.rson
pitched Saturday. allowing but two
hits. be- cam" back strong Yesterday
and struck out twelve hafsmeu and
l't tho railway team down with two
hirrl"s Hard clutches Dos J. Wagner.
Wees and l. Wagner also featured
Eil-ki~ was m" hitting lad 81 tho day.
hHt NIX hrm" run and thr-"- baCrsr
'tp bis credit f.arue purlpiucd four
sacks The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
day from a visit to oberlin. Ohio.

day from a visit TO Oberlin. Ohio.
Miss Mildred Clarke has as her
guest Miss Margaret Harden, OF
Spencer.
Misses Mabel and Bessie Kennedy.
OF Grafton. are the guests of Miss
Nina Smallwood.
Miss Helen Kelly has returned TO
her home in New Castle after a visit
with her cousin. Miss Ruby Kelly, of
Twenty-second street.
DIR. Leo Reich. OF Augusta. Ga, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. c. Moss, OF
the Island
works. is in Clarksburg on business.
Miss Genevieve Habig. who under
went an operation at the North
Wheeling hospital. was removed TO
her home and is recovering nicely.
Miss Jessie \. Wolfe. the we'll
known musician OF Martins Ferry.
leaves for New York. where she sails
for Paris.
Mrs. Jessie Parke is visiting rela-
tives in Wellsburg.
Miss Florence Baron is visiting
friends in Steubenville.
Miss Goldie Beebout. OF Columbus.
is visiting relatives on the South Side.
Mrs. Edward Dash. of ParkersbuTg.
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs Chester Hutchinson has re-
turned from a two months visit with
friends in Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r Policy. of North
Main street. leave this morning for
Loudensville. O.. 10 visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. r r. Wagner. OF the
Island. left Sunday for Mt. Vernon.
O.. where they will visit relatives
Ed Reutsch will return this week
from Cincinnati. where he attended
the national convention OF the window
trimmers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
bELLA|RE
LOSES CLOSE GAME TO MAN.
NiNGTON YESTERDAY.
Visitors Have Rally in Final Session
Pushing Across Five Tallies.

After having won the game the Rel
iaire team went to pieces yesterday
afternoon In the ninth frame and al
lowed the Warrington team to push
hNe TALES across the plate. the wish
Tors coping the game by the count
OF To Z. The game was one of the
most interesting witnessed on the Bel
laire grounds this season and was
witnessed by a crowd OF two thousand
CtSan. "A new man playing second
base FOR the home club. had an off
day H. the field. wobbling three times.
which Inquired prominently in Man
nington's victory. Reeder was the hit
ting lad OF the battle. connecting
three times out of four trips to the
hat The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
About People
Movements 81 indiVi51sis - sas
From the cly

Miss Ruby UugEus. OF ne. South
side. returned sunday from O. trip ~
no great lakes.
Mr. Minnie Soiboid and M.es Her
tha Davis Jeff SUNDAY for IT, busines.
trp fD Sea- York
Miss Clara Barrls. Of tho south
Side. is spending the remaining SUM
NOR af Mountain Lake park
Mr lou brand and WIN Quinn
spent sunday In Bethesda
Ur Clara sullivan has returned
from Chi,ap0
Mr and Nr- Robert Richardson.
OF New Cumberland. aro visiting
Mrs luchard-0r mother. Mrs
Berry. Of NDrfh Naln street
Miss Virginia NIIfr returned Sun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
RsiNsrAre TINKER.
Chicago National shortstop 70 q. i,
Game To-Day

CHICAGO. Aug roecph Tinker
snDrf.'op OF fne chicago National
I'fpur baFeba1 club. whose failure
'0 exhibit -Inicionf enthusiasm fr
folding .n Saturday, game. wac givop
Ha rho reason ~ nnc and suspension
Rf- returned fo favor with Manager
Frank Chance to-day JUST prior fo
Tho ramo. Manager Chance ard rrcsi
dent Murphy held 20 conference after
which Uas announced that Tinker had
h"rn rr'naiafod and would appear in
'hr gamc against Sew York tonor
row.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Social MEETING.

Arrangements are being made by
the Senior c. f. society of the Stone
church. at Elm Grove. for the holding
OF a social meeting Thursday evening
at the home of Miss Anna Grandstafr.
OF Patterson. A musical and literary
program will be rendered For the
purpose of completing arrangements.
a meeting of the social committee will
be held tomorrow evening at the
home OF Miss Virginia Lashley, OF
HaZelwOod addition.
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Mrs. j. NJ. Hall.

Special Dispatch 10 the InieniGeuccr.
STEUBENVILLE. o.. Aug. e.
Mrs. Martha, wife OF J. VI. Hall. died
here last night. aged a. years. Her
maiden name was Fleak. and she was
born in Wood county. w. Va. where
her relatives reside and where her re-
mains will be taken for burial.
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lacerated wrist by falling on a nail.
she was taken To the Office OF DIT.
J. NJ. Houstin and IL required a num-
Der of stitches to close the wound
The following delegates have been
chosen To represent the Epwort n
League of the Triadelphia Methodist
church at the convention Of the
wheeling District Epworth League.
which Will convene i'm Moundsvill. on
august 10. Misses Flora Wheeler. Nell
lie Craft and Frances Bisseu
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Died In Wheeling.

Special Dispatch 10 the In:eligencer.
NEW MARTINSVILLE. W. Va,
Aug. 6.-The remains of Miss Emma
Google were laid TO rest this after
noon. She was taken to the Haskins
hospital. in Wheeling, Wednesday. for
treatment. and died Saturday in that
institution. She was a splendid young
lady, and sister OF Jacob Google, the
well known Oil man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
STATE DEATHS
John Coulahan Dead.

WEST UNION. w. Va. Aug. g.
John Coulahan, for years a leader OF
the Catholic church in this city. quiet
~ passed away at his home near here.
He had reached the ripe old age OF
-. The funeral was largely attended,
and his remains were laid to rest in
the Catholic cemetery.
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Miss RACHEL Whitman. q Morgan
town. IS the guest 90 h,r uncle. W r.
Whitham Of West Alexander
y new residence Will bc started
this morning in Park View for ". T..
Wickham.
Phil Maguiro. II Woods addition.
Elm grove. lcft Saturday evening for
Atlantic city. wh"rr h. will sp, nd his
vacation.
Miss Lizzie Bushn.Id. ~ WHEELING
50 .ut yesterday with friends in West
Alexander
Mr. ana Mrs william Edgars and
daughter l;oruir'. OF glavSyilI. PA.
sp'n' yesterday with friends 100 Elm
Grove.
Harry Bloomfield has resigned his
position as collector for tho Adams
EHpr, ~ COMPANY. 81 Wheeling and
wiu return today Co. HIS home near
Golden. IS Va wh,T, h,. viii prepare
Tor his winters work 81 teaching
school
Miss ldI Woodruff returned 60 her
home boo Patterson Yesterday from
calls. " Va. whrr, SHE has been
SPENDING several weeks Hs the guest
90 fri'nls and relatives.
Miss lr'u, Fr,is"l o. Edrewcod
h"s returned from weeks visit
with relatives boo Pittshurr
E't. JH."h Ruhl'. o. West Alex
andor. delivered s,rmpu 40 the
m"rfine s,r,ic" 900 fhr Stone church
at Film Grove sunday
After spending H month in MIGHT
rtn with relatives Miss Anna Daguc.
of Viola. and Nfi-9 Laura G,irirr. 81
sh'rrnfd. returned fo their homes SAT-
urdI1
Misses ran,h. rnd GRACE Nick "
th. Sf"r. church road. Eim Grove.
l'r sunday fnr o. visit 900 Tirp.cano..
Ohio
Gu kc,e.r bias returned t9 his
hUu. ir t'iff..urr after VISITING rsfa-
tit.a boz EIm GROVE and Mounds, nlo
SIR and Mrs RufIs Ross. OF woods
COLE spent SUNDAY 300 Inudrnstiilr.
IS w.. as th, guests nf h.r parents.
So nnd Mr.. Eiiith Adams
900. Uowdi-h Sfn.k ,ompun, closed
OBJ successful w.'k 600 f.im GROW. Sat.
urf1 rnd irf Yesterday fpr Hundred
IS Va. whrr, fbny VIII open 90 weeks
efl. cement Tomorrow
Joseph Wprr.r of Middle Wh ..f-
900. creek viii leave fhis week s.- "a
fr. fn Atlantic t1ft and Washington.
o. o.
f.atf Mcmillan U,u telephone wire
,ri.f 100 WontedHl,. returned yeafrr-
dft from Marietta. co.. where h, spent
90 v'ta .H't'l". with hie parents
Nr ieIf. UH.Ie. OF Tfadtfhria b.
erf.'fs % llf th' home uf h.r s,n.
tf.fn S. Davis. of Sand UW
Irt fni MIS- W r Grimes and
s.n Morris and daughters Jean md
E,ulth VIII irutr Monday fpr ton
dHta stay uf WfuprH IHk.
Edward springer fs having his
rrUf.trfr 200 TriHdffunIr rsufIr.F aud
Noted ur fHr utrwir Foreman OF rfrn
Grove. who viii soon occupy tho rest
drntr
Pepper hangers and painters have the
homo "f Herman Weiss in Philadelphia
nearly ready Tor occupancy and ur
ifoiensrri Will move into u n,Nf u..t
ir Iinlshrrrr comes from frnVfpn
county who're b. has been located fnr
H rumHsi OF vrHrr
Tho LITTLE daughter 81 Nr and Mrs
william Philips sustained badly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Board Meetings.

A special meeting OF the Triadel-
phia district board of education will
be held this evening in the Office OF
DR.. l.. X. Cracraft. of Elm Grove. and
it is likely that the appointment of a
principal for Elm Grove. Edgwood and
Woodlawn school will be made at the
meeting.
In accordance with the state
statutes the board will hold 4 meeting
tomorrow evening in Or. Cracraft :
office and the levy for appropriations
for the ensuing year will be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Mills-HandIan.

a quiet. but pretty church wedding
took place Saturday afternoon at the
ST. Matthews Episcopal church. when
Miss Mary Elizabeth Handlan. the
charming daughter OF Mrs. Randolph
Handlan. was united in marriage to
Mr.. Allen b. Mills. of New York city
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Leonard :. W. Stryker in the
presence OF the immediate family
only.
Mr.. and Mrs Mills left for an east
ern wedding trip before going 10 New
York, where they will reside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
VIII Entertain.

Miss Margaret Marvin will enter.
tain the Lady Maccabces Of Burt hive
40 IS and their friends with a prize
euchre and domino party a. her home
In the North End Tuesday evening
The following ladies will assist. Mrs
Marvin. Mrs Frank Doerr. ST Mrs
Andrew Long. Mrs g. W Rempke.
Mrs William Swar'z. Mrs Joseph
Huck. Mrs Wheaton. Mr. Collins.
Mrs Cochran. Mrs. Muldoon. Mrs
Norrington. and Mrs John Stamm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Created Disturbance.

harry Deiters. the manager of the
orpheum theatre. had warrant
sworn out before Squire J. c. Marble.
charging David Bumgartner with
creating a disturbance in the theatre
saturday evening. The trial was held
before Squire MARBLE Saturday night
and Bumgartner was fined 81 and
costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07

esquire at the meeting of the Mystic
lodge, Knights of Pythias. which will
De held tonight in the X. of p. hall in
Elm Grove tonight. \ special dispen-
satlon. permitting the lodge to confer
Doth degrees on the candidates at this
meeting. was received from the grand
lodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Moonlldht Dance.

The Cotillon club VIII give another
one OF their moonlight dances this
evening at Mozart park pavilion.
These dances are strictly private and
are largely attended. over $50 couples
being present last Monday evening
Music will be furnished by Bentfeld's
orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Funeral Yesterday.

The funeral Of the late Hiram ShiI.
ling. whose sudden demise occurred
Thursday evening. was held ycs'cr
day afternoon az o'clock from the
church Of God. and the services were
largely attended Following the sorv.
Ices interment was made az Long Run
cemetery. near Greggsyillc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Good Game al Dallas

The Dallas Athletic club added an
other victory TO it's list when the Tay-
lorstown team was defeated by them
in an interesting and we'll PLAYED game
played Saturday afternoon AT Dallas
The game which went eleven innings.
resulted in the score of to 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
DANCING

Al GOOD people invited % attend
ne Suburban Dances - Wseiios
Psrk every Monday evening ladies'
Free Gentlemen. 80 cents.
Oodesirsblhe people VIII be eiec,ed
Aug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Mid Summer Recital.

\ midsummer recital will be given
al the home of Mrs Alice :. Kelley.
at Echo Point. Tuesday evening. Au-
gust :. AZ ; O'Clock. for the benefit
OF Wheeling chapter Of the American
Woman's league. The lawn will be
beautifully decorated and refresh
ments will be served The following
prnRram viii b. rendered.
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N''ii' i'i q sue bet OF 800. The
money can be put up at this Office.
The Rayland nine had little trouble
IN defeating the McConkeys. of this
city. yesterday afternoon at Rayland.
me score standing Il 10 at the finish.
The game was featured by the heavy
hitting of the Rayland team and the
last work OF Catcher Gilchrist and
Picher O'Neill. Rayland batters Sc
cured IA hits. while the McConkeys Sc.
cured five. Brandon and Smith formed
the battery for the McConkeys and
ONeill and Gilchrist for the winners
The Rayland team would like 10 ar
range a game with some fast local
nine for next Sunday afternoon. at
Rayland, the Island Athletic club pre-
ierred. Answer through the Intelli-
gencer
The Presbyterian church Bible class
team will clash with the Lorains on
Saturday afternoon on the Royle field
In Martins Ferry. and owing TO the
great rivalry that exists between the
TWO teams the game will be closely
contested. Smith or Mack will pitch
for the Lorains and McGough will be
on the receiving end
The Novelty Stamping works team.
OF Bellalre. was defeated yesterday
afternoon by the strong team repre-.
senting Stewartsville by the score OF
IL to S. The game was featured bv
the all around playing of the Stewart.
vile team and was witnessed by n
large crowd. The winners earnered
is hits on the delivery of Wilson
and Hughes. while the Bellaire team
secured l3 hits of the delivery or
Lopeman- Lopeman and Traynor
formed the battery fot the Stewards
vile team and Wilson. Hughes and
Thornton worked for the Bellaire nine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Initiate Class To Niah,.

\ class OF eight candidates. will hc
given both the ranks OF page and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
SOCIETY
Chapline-Reiracker.

This morning at the Vance Me
mortal church the wedding OF Miss
Marie Reinacker, of Leatherwood.
and Mr.. Earl Chapline. of Wheeling,
will take place. The Rev. James NJ.
Potter viii perform the ceremony.
The young people will spend their
honeymoon with relatives at Glen
Easton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07

The Misses Norma Klentsche and
Bernice kissell. OF Flinlay. Ohio. who
were the guests of Miss Bertha Cor
rell. OF the Island. were honor guests
AT a porch party given by Misses
Marie Barth and lrma Garrison at the
Barth home in Moundsyille. Juite a
number OF outof-town guests were
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
False Report.

4 report has become current that \
W Curtis was not an applicant for
the principalship OF the Elm Grove
public school This report is false
His application was before the board
at the time OF the appointment Of
teachers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07

Summary'- Two base hits. Connors.
'"san. Helfer. Wise. three-basc hits.
Roam. hits off Brown 10 in innings.
of Williams 10 in innings. or Hell
fr" in > innings: bases on balls. by
brown =. hit bv pitched balls. by
Williams I. by Brown .. Perkins /:
umpir". Coates. ATTENDANCE. 1000.
The Wheeling Mold & Foundry com
pany team journeyed 10 Lansing Yes.
terday afternoon and defeated the
strong team OF that place bv the close
and exciting score OF 10 . The
game was replete with fast and spec-
tacular plays and was closely contest.
ed throughout. Williams pitching for
the visitors. allowed but three hits dur
ing the entire session. The score by
inning
Ri. z.
Foundry u o. ! o o o Of : I
Lansing .." OOO1 O10 O-2 3 /
Williams and Kelly.
Fowler. Watkins and Fowler.
The Lorains. by superior PLAYING
and timely hitting. defeated the Hold.
shons OF this city. yesterday afternoon
on the Wheeling Greek grounds. bv
the score Of lo 20 = Tho game was
Interesting throughout and was wit.
messed by q large corwd IisF ~ tho
Lorains. connected for q home run.
and the score by innings follows
RI r.
Lorains 100 eo2tO. ioft {
Iiodshors o % ! % 0o1 s12 8
batteries Smith and Davis. Groom.
Whissen and Marsh
Tho Patterson Athletic club had an
easy time ~ n yesterday afternoon.
defeating the West Wheeling aggrcga.
fiOn The game was called IN tho
Tth inning owing 10 rs one sldedness
the score being 10 10 The game
was feafurelcss =. Smith. Reufhcr
and Harris formed the battery FOR Pat.
tcrson and Ncidcrt and Ross for tho
West Wheeling lads
Tho Hodshons and tho rarcrsous
viii clash next SUNDAY afternoon on
rho Patterson grounds. tho arrange.
neufs for Tho game being completed
last evening Roth teams are veil
matched and fho game Viii un doubt
Do closely contested
The Film Grove team had easy going
saturday afternoon with the Criss and
Mints defeating them by tho score "
~ = Wood pitching for rho civ
team. Was hif hard and often bt the
Huhurhlnifcs. and fhn result WAS mover
iu doubt after Tho fourth inning
Neiderf and Ross formed Tho battery
Tor mo Grove and Wood pitched Tor
fhc Crisis and MukH
Tho strong team ~ MAYNARD cone
rnucd flrit winning streak Yesterday
afternoon Dos dsfsaiing fhs Island
tfhIstI, club in thirteen irrIr.s Ir
fhs SCORE ~ . to To. gam. WIS
nr. of fh. fastest played on h. Nav
rarI grounds fhia season and fhr rr-
l.ff was always BOO doubt
rls pauc between fh. Ura.taiI.s
nud cries srd Nfnta ended In u dis.
Urfr with fhs er0r, standing fs 8
ir ttr ninth session Whom rrias
md Mink PLAYER WIS thrown ruf tt
fne rIrf' tho umpire ruled THAT
rnf.f.I Wslsh Touched him with his
rtntr md not Tho tall and as , result
called fhs player safe TH. rfrooL.iI.
rnarrfsmsut Then asked rr o. r.og
umpire Iuf Tho request was refused
with thr result that Manager Gifhsra
fn0k hi- foam from fha Gaid Man
nr'r ''th'r7 la~f evening authorized
fh. Hunrflnr silfur ~ thIa paper foo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. j. Reizenstein announces the
engagement of his daughter, Elsie. TO
Mr.. Harry Van Birge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-07
IDENTIFY MURDER VICTIM.
Body % Headiess Woman Claimed.
Negro Husband Wanted.

CINCINNATI. q. Aug s The body
~ tho hcadices woman found In a
sewer late Friday was Identified early
to-day by women friends ~ helms that
NJ Bertha Courtney. n woman 81 tho
underworld Tho authorities arc look.
inr for her negro husband
Tho woman's home was AZ Hinton.
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