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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
To Meet Tuesday.

Tu" Marshall county court viii meet
fu-tnorrVw morning 30 the FIRST session
~ TIE new year MucI business Will he
before No court this session tn. first
matter 70 ts transacted ton morrow morn
.fE VIII o.. TIE CONTAMINATION. when h..
). Robinson VIII us elected president 81
the court To- take the place 81 D. r. Nj
N'0h'u. who VIII boz made a msulDer.
The bond issue ~ Union district for
$4,000 VIII attract mucn % the HtteH-
ton of me court. ~ this money i- 10 Le
expended On good roads other import o.
1T mAt,.-- v ID also rec.LE. Att.-l.na.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
Chronic Indigestion Permanently


Six years ago. writes ;. & car
penter. East Aurora. y Y. Il Was in
very bad shape suffering from iudiges-
uOn. could not eat solid food whtu
friend advised me to try Chanb.r.
lain Tablets. ! found such ..lief
from one box that / continued using
them until cured and though SIX
years have elapsed have not f.lt
the slightest return Of ms former
trouble. For sale by all dealers
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
To Start Dancing School.

Mrs. MAUD Sp"Orer- Becker. or Wheel
ing. Will open a dancing school ia this
city this evening. in the Walker hall on
Lafayette Avenue. Dancing Will be
taught from to =. after which q r, ari-
Jar dance viii De held and IL Is likely
that a large crowd Will attend. a. Mrs
SpoOner- Becker - very popular among
the socia. set OF this city and many
young persons are eaCrr 70 learn 20
dance. el.ssoHs Will he taught two even
ings each week ana probably On Satur-
day afternnnn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20

The students = Ne MpundsvIlls High
school neld mass meeting last S4ttr-
day afternoon and elected the captains
for it, ba-" ball and foot ball teams
sp~CtiNeit. Fred karcher. who played
i'ft field 'u the 1912 nine. will pilot ~,
laS" ball team this cpmin., year. while
Howard Eponsr. who played such a bril-
liant gam. a. right hair back on tie
even vast year. w!ii captain the team
N the zridirou m 1918
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20

Throughout this week and maybe longer.
THe reynolds Memorial Mission school
purchased the l.. l.. StidE"r property. on
l"nl!tS"n avenue. last SATURDAY. at pub
lic auction
French Miller. 81 jefferson avenue.
spent yesterday with friends and rclt-
tlEts at New AtHrffusvflle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20

The annual revival meetings which
have been In progress at the calvary N.
l. ehurcn during the past week will
continue FOR at least two weeks longer
lue TO the amount OF interest being taken
IN the meetings. Large crowds are at
u noinE each evening and the pastor
R9v. John Beddow, is delivering a spe-
ciA series or sermons which are proving
very interesting. All are cordially in
Nted 10 attend. Several additions We're
made TO the church last evening ami
several came forward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
Revivals TO Continue.

TIE revival services which have been
in progress at the christian church dur
ing the faSt week Will confirm. fhrorfrb To-
out inis week ant may Poe longer. The
interest being manifested 10 these meet
has change ~ the services Is a very
forcefui speaker and delivers sr.ciaI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20

:, Members OF Little Prince lodge. No. 20.
hMknts OF fythias, have conn leted ar
engagements TO attend the visitation
nesting TO be held at McMechen to-mor.
row evening. This Is an annual affair
ana the up-the-river lodge is making ex.
several hundred knights, Including the
grand Officers and many lodges from
heeling and vicinity. Will be in attend
ahee. The local lodge Will attend In a
body and will meet a its d all on Seyen,h
street Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20

AZ mas JUST leaked out that prori-
neut MARSHALL county politician VINO has
peen attending the session OF the legisla-
ture at Charleston, while there cent a
NUMBER OF kilograms To the local poll
uciens requesting them to wire MeSsrs
d erman and Gray to induce them To
cast their vote for Davis Elkins for
United states senator. II was stated on
good authority that they all combined
ana sent the would-be- politicians a long
:elegran. indorstng Mann and John W
JAWS. and we might mention that 1t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
Traces Assembly Met.

The Moundsville Trades Assem- bly, me-
yesterday Afternoon At IT. headuuarterS
IN the Alexander building and transact
ed considerable business several new
members We're taH"I INTO the assembly
and the business OF the past year was
settled up. The meeting was LARGELY at
tended -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
Dannsr Funeral Held.

Funeral services over tn. remains Of
the late j. W. banner. VITO died last
friday afternoon At his late HON. IN the
East End. were held yesterday afternoon
at o'clock at the Calvary 81 p thurch.
OF which the deceased was "A consistent
Inomber. Rev. John Beddow pastor OF
tne church, offictated lnterrnent was
made at Mount Rose cemetery The
FUNERAL was largely attended. as the de-
ceased was well known and mad many
friends and relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
Kerby Funeral Hsld

runeFaI services over tre remains OF
the late Mrs Belle KERRY. who died Fri
afternoon at 80 o'clock. from the late
residence In TIE East End. Rev John
i;eddow. pastor OF the Calvary NJ r.
church. orficiated Interm.nt was made.
at the Mount Rose cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
MOUNDSVILLE

Arrangements have been completed for
ne minstrel To be given by the southern
Aue Cnorus. or Wheeling. entitled In
The Land OF Cotton" ana IL given under
the auspices OF the Ladies' Camp GROUND
ASSOCIATION. The affair will be- held on
IhuIsday evening. January gard. in the
auoitorium OF the Central school build
lhg. IL Will be feast for all lovers OF
Sood music. wit and humor. Every
member or the company Is a soiolst {.
Mhiie the two black face comedians. VIII
b.rd and Zip Adams. are rivaled BY
only Weber and Fields. TIE company is
composed OF the best singers In and
around wheeling and the Imperial Quar-
xue - said 10 be one OF the best on the
PLATFORM. The cast have produced this
snow IN Wheeling and vicinity during
tne past Few weeks and each time nave
scored q big hit
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Elects Captains.

series ~ sermons each week. Al are
cuuIiAliy invited 60 .ttfcu Large crowds
are attending each evening.
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card FOR
1915 TO LAST
ten MONTHS

|
NEW YORK Tentative programs
for national and international athletics
in connection with the Panama. Pacific
International Exposition at San Fran
cisco in 1915 have been announced
by Director Of Athletics James E. Sui
Ivan. The schedule Of sports covers
period from February 20 to Decem-
Der 4, during which time more than
eighty competitions, including every
branch Of athletics and sporting
events, win be held
State and national championships
open to scholastic. collegiate and A.
A. u. athletes will be featured. Base
ball, football, boxing. wrestling. row
ing. bicycling. tennis. golf, gymnastics.
yachting. bowling. hockey, basketball.
shooting. swimming, handball and
fencing have all been allotted dates in
the extensive schedule.
According to the present plans al
most every governing athletic and
sporting association will award its ma
tfonal championship contest to Cali
foruia clubs, to be held IN or near
San Francisco. The leading athletes
and teams Of the British Isles and
europe will be invited to compete.
and a number o. events viii be held
under the metric and Olympic system
lot sports in order to prepare and IA
miliarize contestants with the condi-
tions that will prevail at the Berlin
Olympic games IN 1916.
All championships viii be open to
the world.
No athletic competitions viii be
scneuuled for women, with the pos
sible exception Of such sports as ten
mis- and golf
Director Sullivan, who sails Tor Ber-
hin on Tuesday, to attend the initial
meeting OF the international fedora
ton Of athletic governing bodies, has
been dputized to solicit the cooper
ton and entries Of all foreign sport
controlling bodies He stated that
among the projects In connection with
the Exposition athletics was the use
of the fair grounds for spring training
by the big league clubs, one game be-
tween worlds championship confend-
ers, and possibly the playing Of the
army-navy football game IN the San
|krnncfsc0 stadium
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Philadelphia, 1886; Baker, Philadel-
pliia, 1855; Gandll, Washington, .528;
Schaefer, Washi1gtou 3l8; Dan Muir
ply, Philadelphia, .s15 strunk Phil
adelphia, .313; q. murphy, Philadel-
.plia, .307; Crawford, Detroit, 1903;
Baumann, Detroit, 1903 Shotten, st.
Louis, 1902.
Jake Daubert of Brooklyn is the
real leader among the batters Of the
National League, with 1853, although
Pitcher Yingling of the same club is
ahead with an average Of 1855 for 20
games. Other National Leaguers
who are batting better than 300 are:
Walsh, Philadelphia, .357; Melon
aid, Boston, .355; Cravaffl, Philadel-
sphia, .S52; Hyatt, Pittsburg, 34S; B.
Miller, Philadelphia, .342; yiox, Pitts
burg, $50; Zimmerman, Chicago,
.32S; Hess, Boston. BIT; Gibson,
Pittsburg, .S14; Tinker, Cincinnati,
81; Becker, Philadelphia. 81; Ma
gee. Philadelphia, .30g; Wagner,
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should be a formidable contender for
the pennant.
The cavalry is showing the best col
lection of individual players for the
various infield positions they have had
yet, but their trouble has been that
they snapped horses while crossing a
stream, and the new men have not
yet shown the team work that the old
team had. When Cakes has recov-
cred his health and Hickey has re-
gained his form as they both can do
easily, before December, the cavalry
will have a strong team. These two
men, with Ronowski, who is always
in form, will be tower of strength
: in the box; also they are particularly
strong in catchers with Donaldson
and Gramith both going well.
The 18th will probably offer several
rev men, though their games with
the Oahu League teams, the All.Chi-
nese and the visiting Barnes-F Fisher
aggregation will probably find the
same old standbys still holding down
their old positions Regarding the
present series as merely tryout, the
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Especial star Bulletin CorrespondenceI
sCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Sept. II.
The proposition OF starting another
series OF ban games between the reg
mental teams here. after the players
IN the present series have had a little
rest, is meeting with the emphatic ap-
prevail Of the post authorities. The
authorities are sacing the troublesome
proposition 81 furnishing healthful
sport and amusement to the 1000
young men who. because Of the iso-
lated situation Of the garrison, are
denied many of the eniolments of the
posts nearer the city and there seems
no other sport quite as popular and
at the same time as suited to the eli
matte conditions as is the good old
national game. Soccer and basket
Ian are fayorites with tie field artil-
lery and the 25th infantry, but prac-
tically unknown to the other regi-
ments, and while It is possible to- In
terest these regiments in both these
sports. neither OF the pastimes has
the devotees or can command the in
terest that does baseball.
The present baseball series will
end with the Cayalry-Artillery, game
OF Sunday. the 21st and then it is
proposed that the remainder of the
month and October and November be
devoted TO inter-company games id
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The race for batting honors be-
tween Joe jackson and Ty Cobb is
one of the closest and most exciting
in the history of the game. For the
week ending August 30, the last ay-
erages to reach Honolulu through
mainland papers. Jackson was batting
39l, and Cobb 800. The Cleveland
sluggef's record is 164 hits in 419
times at bat Cobb has gained stead
lily on mis- rival in the last three
weeks and next week may see him
on top.
Other figures, published in a ma
jority Of the Chicago afternoon pa
pers August 80, give Cobb one more
hit, which makes his average 1893 and
puts him In the lead.
AThree- hundred hitters in the
American League, besides Cobb and
jackson, are;
Speaker, Boston, $40; Henrickson,
Boston, ISL; Lajoie, Cleveland, .S46 /;
Collins. Philadelphia, $40; McInnes
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each regiment to develop new mate
rial. The beginning in December the
second series will start with all the
four teams holding clean sheet. The
present series has been little too
long with but two games from Sum
iay,to Sunday. The promoters of the
new series will probably call for dou-
BILE the number of games each week
and six instead of seven games with
each regiment for the series.
In discussing this matter recently,
Colonel McGunnegle, the post COM
mander, who has been in faithful at
tendance at every game since the
opening contest, expressed his un-
qualified approval of the Scheme. His
|own team, and regiment, the Colonel
stated. would jump at the suggestion
and with the good playing the LIST In
fantry has shown recently and the
backing of the regimental FANS they
would never again be pushed into last
place. The Artillery team will need
about two months to, create smooth
Ily working team out of the timber in
the old and the recently arrived bat
ltalions and the well-knit combination
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siasts here have never seen the clever
little Coast Defense boy in action AS
a preliminary for series of monthly
fights to be shown here during the
winter the card for Friday night could
hardly be improved on and with the
increased garrison and the heavy adj
vance sales in the city the manage
ment expects a record-breaking
house.
A special train for the Sexton-SeI-
man fight will leave Honolulu lat 7:15
tomorrow night, returning immediate
|iy after the fight. Tickets are now on
sale at M Al. Gunst & Co.
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Clark McKercher, special assist
ant attorney general who has won
prominence in many antitrust cases,
has resigned from the department Of
justice to become counsel for sew
eral New York corporations.
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ScHoFtEED FIGHT PROGRAM.
Main event-sexton W. seIman, IS
rounds.
Semi -chsrIcston W. Will
ans, 10 rounds.
PreIiminaries Roundtree w.
Lynch, rounds; Sheer w. Clark, 4
rounds.
Especial star-BuiIetin Correspondence
sCHoFIELD BARRACKS, Sept. IL.
The bouts at the Infantry amuse-
ment hall on Friday evening with Sex-
ton and Selmap In the title role. VIII
offer to the ring enthusiasts OF the
garrisons Of the island and to the
local sports from Honolulu, more nov
elites In the way Of fast new lighting
timber than any fight card shown
anywhere in the territory In many
months
Interest here Of course Is centered
on the two new offerings from the
command. Terry Lynch Of the recent.
" arrived Field Artillery battalion,
who has q Philippines record, and
Private Henry Pelk, recruit Of the
25th Infantry, who Is known to box
ing fame On the coast under the name
Of RUFUS Williams Pelk. who e
billed under his lighting name, will
be seen IN the seminal against
Charleston OF the reRimental detach-
ment Of the Twenty-ilfth.
II the Infantry new conner lives up
q his reputation the bout should be
short and swift. but from the news
rrr<cn| ~ the rnrIIHnn that these
two have bet one hundred on ne
SIDE. Il Is evident that charleston
tanks well Of himself and bis chanc-
es, and believes he has more than
show. OnIcer1 who travelled from the
Coast on the June TRANSPORT, an0 saw
the fight between Williams and the
best man n the battalion Of the Sec
opd Field ArtiIIrey are unanimous n
the opinion that Williams Is some
ind for his regiment The 90 was
fought In KID gloves, as there were no
boxing gloves On the ship. and came
70 an abrupt finish IN ne second
round with The artillery champion be-
yond hearing the count glance at
Williams record would seem 70 con-
firn this estimate. He has been ~
the game since 1910. made his first
lights IN San Diego. and until the lrst
Of this year when sickness compelled
him to Give Up lighting has met al
corners up an down TIE Coast. HIS
best fight was with Sailor Petros-
key. n August 1917 et San Francis
CO, q twenty round So ana he put
The saiIQf % sleep 81 >tHe second
round PctrqsE' shortly afterwards
fought tNent<-lo1rf draw with me
well known Eastern middleweient
Frank Clause Of fiftsburg. 10 DC
tober, 1911, Williams beat KID
George Of sacramenso as the main
event a ne ora 1e*'ora !, Arena en- ann sHS
49, ''e -. 49,, ,,,,,,,.h ~ toor
$500. 80. 80 a. p-sf, . ,sho e
go, es $3.50, 80. ..s.-5,'s =, i,-ssrs.
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,e',e ~, 81 *. ee.s g = = ' ts,.',,,,
p ,2et ip9l,es- ~ &, ,le
Lee1 toulu vlst ne sens
fooI, nle o;.'e'.ent pe'nt "a St ''o
ne tQok decision altsI = yer Louao
20 Win zoe nae',Fs4 =. PC, e.ll =,
On 1eW ears nient ~, Iocksu
our Lqpie tsfenta, at tnst t,lne ese
iaetett mlaoieHslent on ene COAST, y
Two ROUNDS ~ tepfeaIy e .ll = <ns
next Two weeks iQuens tour nents
with Sailor Bert Sewers, from tne
Mare Island Naval station, taking the
decision IN the nrsk lighting the pee.
oQQ ana third lights % draw, ana
winning 1y knockout n the second
round on Saint fa(rick's Might III.
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Pittsburg, .304; E. Myers, New York,
.S04; Shafer, New York, 3O2; Wheat,
Brooklyn, .S01; Fletcher. New York.
.S01; Higgins. ST. Louis, SOL.
Walter johnson leads American
League pitchers in percentage Of
games won and lost, and Damaree
and Humphreys are on top In the Ma
tional The. first five in the Ameri-
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Mixed Doubles

Miss NJ Hart and d. Shanks
Miss A Hoffman and C. H. W. Norton
Mr.. and Mrs C. A. EIston
Miss z. Horner and C. A. Elston
Miss E. Horner and G. A. Elston
Miss L. Ward and A. r. Cunha
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coming series will be a hummer and
interest is bound to be intense.
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1t is reported that President Yuan
Shih-Kai Of China was poisoned BY ar
senic last May by southern agents.
and that his life was saved only BY
violent medical methods.
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~ q Y
Commencing at Gam.
motor Boat, Prize $50; second
SO.
2.-Senior Sfx-oared Sliding-seai
Barge. Prize SIS trophy.
3.-Six-paddle Canoe. Prize $50; sec.
ond SIS.
4.-Freshman Six-oared Sliding-seat
Barge. Prize SIS Trophy.
5.-Twelye-oared Cutter or Six-oared
Steamer Boat. Prize $40; sec
ond SIS.
s.-SafliRg Race for Pearls. Prize
$12: second So.
7.-Junior Six-oared Sliding-seat
Barge. Prize SIS Trophy.
8.-Senior Pair-oared Boat (sliding
seats). Prize SIS Trophy.
9.-Four-paddle Canoe Race. Prize
SIS; second SO.
TO- Sailing Canoe Race Prize $12;
second IS.
|11.-Four-paddlc Canoe tfcr wo1nen).
Prize SIS; second $40.
|12.-Junior Pair-oared Boat sliding
seat). Prize SIS Trophy.
Races open to ALL No entry fees
All rowing races to be governed by
the racing rules of the Hawaiian Row
ing Association.
Each entry shall include the name
of the boat, or, If it has none. the
name Of the person who enters 1t.
* 2
There must be at least three boats
started before a second prize viii be
awarded.
Entries viii open at 9 a. m. Tues
day. September 18th, with Irwin Spald-
/ ing at the Bank OF Honolulu, Ltd,
Fort street, and viii close Thursday,
September 18th, at II noon.
For further particulars apply to the
Regatta committee N. PHILLIPS
and IRWIN SPALDING.
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& HONOR ROLL OF HAWAIIAN LAWN TENNIS CHAMPION
Mems Doubles


W. +. Dillingham; and DR.. Howard
W. f. Dillingham; and w. f. Coney
H. Waterhonse and w. F. Coney
w. P. Roth and w Wight
z. r. Adams and A. T. Brock
Z r. Adams and A. T. Brock
e. r. Adams and A. T. Brock
Z. r.. Adams and A. T. Brock
G Elston and A. r. Cunha
w p Roth and c. H. Cooke
w. p. Roth and C, H. Cooke
w. p Roth and C. H. Cooke
w. P, Roth and C. H. Cooke
w. P. Roth and C. III. Cooke.
E. Gee and A. r. Cunha
G. II. Cooke and r. A. Cooke
A L. Castle and A. NJ. Novel;
w. P. Roth ana w. F. Dillingham;
w. p. Roth and r. A. Cooke
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Miss l.. Ward and Miss E. Homer
Miss L. Ward and Miss E. Horner
Miss L. Ward and Miss E. Horner
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Women's Doubles.

Miss G. Scott and Miss A. Hoffman
~ fa!t@
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There must be at least three boats
started before a second prize will be
awarded.
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Each entry shall include the name
OF the boat, or, If it has none. the
name Of the person who enters it.
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Races open to all. No entry fees
All rowing races to be governed BY
the racing rules Of the Hawaiian Row
ing Association.
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SeIman and Sexton to Go 10
Round Route at BIG Army
Post Tomorrow Night.
Special Train

scHoFiELp FIGHT PROGRAM.
Main event-sexton W. seIman, IS
rounds.
Semi Final Charleston W. Will
ans, 10 rounds.
pfeIimlnaricS Roundtree w.
Lynch, s rounds; Sheer w. Clark, 4
rounds.
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Wonlen,s singles.

Miss Edna Smith
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For further particulars apply to the
Regatta committee N. PHILLIPS
and IRWIN SPALDING.