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The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-07-15
viii Do Trust Business.

The Peoples State Bank OF Win
chester. capitalized at 100000, hav'
Ing filed amended articles of incorpo-
ration. extending its business to in
clude that OF a trust company, State
Banking Commissioner T. ]. Smith au-
thorized it TO do a banking and trust
business under the name of the Peo-
pies State Bank and Trust Co.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-07-15
~. s. Demand. Release Of American.

Washington, July 14.-Secretary Gar
rison ordered Col. Edwin p. Brewer OF
the Fourteenth cavalry at Fort McIn-
tosh, Tex. to demand the release OF
ave Americans, with $50 cattle and 30
horses. held by Mexican revolutionists.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-07-15
WILL MARCH
THRO VIRGINIA
KENTUCKY BRIGADE, NATIONAL
GUARD, WILL INVADE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
MIDDlESBORO CAMP READY
Emulate Maneuvers Of Federals and
Confederates During Civil War
Laying Out Camp.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Frankfort.-The Kentucky Brigade,
National Guard, will invade the state
of Virginia July 81, entering through
Cumberland Gap, and executing ma
neuvers similar to those by Federals
and Confederates during the civil war.
Gen. Roger d. Williams, commanding
the brigade, and Capt +. l.. D. Breck-
inridge, U. S. A, on duty at brigade
headquarters as inspector-instructo
during the encampment, have made up
program Of the eight days encamp-
meht at Middlesboro, including the
Virginia division, for which, however,
they have secured the consent of the
governor of that commonwealth. The
advance detail of the brigade, consist
ing OF the regimental quartermasters
and quartermaster sergeants, were
here seeing to the shipment of tents
from the arsenal, left Frankfort for
Lexington, where the commissary staff
joined them, and went on from there
to Middlesboro. The Middlesboro
company of the Second regiment is de-
tailed to assist in laying out the camp.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-07-15
Prospect of Bumper Crop.

Prospect Of Bumper Crop.
The State of Kentucky having
been held for a month in the grip of
costly drought the splendid prospects
in June for bumper crops of all kinds
have dwindled in some parts of the
state to almost so per cent crop. Lo-
cal showers helped some, but from ev-
cry section of the state is an appeal
for rain. Pastures are parched, ponds
are dry and crops of all kinds are suf-
feripg for water. The condition of
WIZ f 81 seizs q ss--~ss s,'s - siE,-. asa
over last month of per cent. Wheat
is not yielding as many bushels per
acre as last year, but the quality is
extra good. The yield and condition
of the various other crops are: Rye,
yield normal, condition SO per cent;
corn, yield SO per cent, condition 81
per cent; oats, yield SO per cent, condi-
tion "a per cent; dark tobacco, yield
Ga per cent, condition 751a per cent;
hurley tobacco, ylied per cent, con-
dition 79 per cent; potatoes, yield~94
per cent. condition 76 per cent; sweet
potatoes, yield vs. per cent, condition
SO per cent. The condition of grasses
follows: Blue grass, "A per cent; clio
yer, rs per cent; alfalfa, 81 per cent;
orchard grass, 81 per cent; cow peas.
sc per cent, and soy beans, SO per cent.
Garden conditions are but so per cent.
Young poultry is reported at a 9S per
cent condition. Apples show 70 per
cent, as against 50 per cent last
month; peaches, 20 per cent, as
against rs per cent last month; pears,
So per cent, as against 81 per cent last
month; plums, 64 per cent. as against
04 per cent last month; grapes. 81 per
cent, as against SO per cent last month,
and blackberries. 80 per cent, showing
a somewhat smaller crop than was re-
ported earlier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
THE THEATRE
GAlVANI GALVANIZED
mEsmeRIZEO. HYPNoT,zso

SaivanL hyprotist, mind reader and
mNntat telepdthist. began a four day
ensaeern"nt ~ the Court theater las,
niGhi and again nnystined and amazed
the audience
He performed many r1arveIou, feat.
ana caused his subjects 70 go through
an entirely new assortment Of eyra-
uons At ono time he had no lee,
MAN r.e facing the audience laughing
heartily al supposedly humorous
one I: while az times others were
swimming about The stage. disrobfor
on account " the excessive heat and
hralily rubbed flour on their faces
thinking II - he snow that would COO,
thfm Numerous and humorous Other
stunts were performed furnishing
merriment for the audience. particu-
larry when or' young man rocked M.
RAG baby 20 sleep. Then there was
d. m"ustr7'st tho condition Of ona in
'N" sleeping state. allowed TO remain
about five minutes before awakened
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01

arf st's COMEDIANS Ton Powell anf
t'r'nt WAL vho furnish an arus Ira
arrsv - iokss - ne svrsrs- ~ tNs IN
ferI0r uffr. wurh % 80 frv - re auff-
- a. f.e conclusion - 80 fraf
rarf ~ re rrf~sfrefe fNe~e fs 4 reaular
o.f0 f. ~ fch sorss are suns r~Vs AT
" ali A. q stf rat 70 more fNan rIeas
lrE arl ne sff f1fs 40 offF r Efs~d
finale 49, ~ very tu0efri a~f sffsrfvs
coming rsrf arf a'u1osf .1r.rl Fffr
ne 30 minstrel 49,. r. Toe Hcva' family
NJ laps ore - 80 rroaf rorfrffff far-
sr~s~ s.~0tafi- sefs 0ffs~sf on 'Nr sfars
fn 'ar T~s esffina = rcs' efferfts
vrrt lever tEr erfif'ef 10 CHI -
fHe fouUfer Do 10 rsrfefe W. % anus.
Sc situations rhr So iasfs Nffssr
r- uufea arf 10 fnfoFahtr III sVsry Hefaf
THE nrr~fiy nr0frsrs ars fancsfH ~
49, fIFness ffErer rrefr San ~ arf
frf.Hfr.e- .le..Hff.sa no Go NfahsFf rr.
fer
rre Etrrr--a ...r. f-fs seek ars
truly r~rrtf'f Tre fret frnrs Ike
1lrfa vn len e -sncsisi % ~ tne prst-
fI.ef .. 40 - northern ffaiy Thfr -
colo. .ra1.a snttsf rne Merry Non
ariuslrr 10 80 line az develop
rrUf It's same trfercafinF rr..rau
vlii continue 4utl Wedrsfday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
About People
Movements u individuals % and
From the City.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lipphardt and
daughter OF Martins Ferry reached
Cuba on Monday and will be gone for
two months.
Lloyd c. Eneix left yesterday for
hartinsburs. where he will attend the
term OF federal court.
Miss Loretta Newman. OF Parkers-
burg. is the guest of friends on the
South side.
Judge Charles J. Lynch. Of ST.
Clairsville. was a business visitor in
the city yesterday.
Miss Marian Porterheld, Of the Is
land. is the guest of friends In Wash
ineton. Pa.
Mrs. L. T Hatcher has returned to
her home on MoColloufh street after
an extended visit with relatives in
East Liverpool. o.
Master william Driehorst. OF North
Main street. is III Of humps
Mrs Harry Scheufler and children.
of Woodlawn. left LAST evening for
New York City TO he gone for a few
weeks.
Dr. and Mrs VI. r. Kelly leave New
York Thursday on the Celtic for an
extended European tour.
Miss Gertrude Roberts. a teacher IN
the local high school left Yesterday
Tor her home in Buokh spnon
Misses Blanche VI Oiin ard Eliza
beth Blanche Merrym. local teachers.
left yesterday for Akron. where they
will spend the spring vacation
Harry Bower IL critically I'll At his
nome IN Unions addition. Elm Grove
j. ~. Thornton. professor Of history
! AT the high school mill taar. ,ht.
week for brief visit in Cincinnati. q
After spending the winter In Cali.
fornia- Mr.. and Mrs David Ne.bitt
have returned 10 their home in Wood.
lawn.
Prof. w. =. Paulus. Of the local high
school Is spending this week in Al
| lance. o.
Miss Bernie Murphy has returned 10
her home in Parkersburs. after a visit
with Miss Regina Lutz. Of this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
SOCIETY
Trisdeiphia Tennis Club.

MISS Sarah Dimmack Of Trisdslphia.
Pleasantly entertained tho Triadelphia
Tennis Club AZ her home on NorS g
evening. and games were enjoyed after
Enlch delicious luncheon was served
Pians Tor the spring and summer
Games we're completed and tho even
Ing most pleasantly spent Mrs Ban
Dmmack and Mrs, Charles Henrs
Vierheller were in charge OF the din
Sns room and a number NJ the Young
people rendered music during the eve
ming The following were the guests:
Misses
LIZA Weeks Ana Smith
Della Hervey sarah rsrmacL
Gene Armstrong Mazda Vierheuer
Bodie Reed
=. Messrs
Henry Wickhsm Charles Vie-heller
zoe wicker Charles n Vier-
Mont Weeks heller Tr
Mat Dim mack John Mccoy
Mesdames
Charles Nierheller Ben Dimmack
April Fool Dance.
This evening. az the carroll Club
the Wheeling Hive No 70. LADY Ma.
cabees. will give an tpril Fool dance
and all are cordially invited to attend.
Prof. Nolte will play.
Spring-Bsssit
The wedding of Mr. Daniel Spring
q well known roller AZ the Rolmon,
MIL and Miss Marie Bassit. " rho Is
land. took place on Thursday evening
OF last week and has just been an.
nouDced. The wedding took place IN
the evening NJ { O'Clock At the First
Christian church. Roy. W n Fields
officiating There we're no attendants
and Mr. and Mrs Spring went IN
housekeeping NJ 50 Twenty second
street
Chiidren's Dance.
The Children dance. which was 10
have been given nv Mrs. Maud Spoon.
er-Becker. on last Friday evening. will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
"Wednesday Literary Club

Tho r"Vt meeting of the Wednes-
day Literary Club will ha on April
H. md The following is the program
- he rendered.
Life carries with u the possihilt
ties ~ perpetual growth ''-Bradford
Uruguay and Her Possibilities. OF
Mr. ittell
The Indian, ~ Patagonia" Mrs
Burke
a man IS commonly made - nm
made for life hy the uso which he
makes ~ his leisure time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01

They will meet AT 10 O'Clock and sew
all day. The event Is under direction
Of the Associated Charities. Twelve
of the ladies met or Monday and there
were four sewing machines and all the
women busy all day. They succeeded
In making twenty-six garments for
children and hemmed two dozen nap
kins. The ladies were busy all the
time and there Is much 70 be done. so
all will be present today to aid in the
work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
STRUCTURAL IRoNWoRKERs'
HAZARDOUS OCCUPATION

What's tho idea7" said a workman
W. was standing on q narrow. s,ri;.
~ IRON that had iust been PLACED n,
mo very TOD ~ ono az the highAst
holdings In the world
ii' had lust boen hoisted from N ,
street he'ow ~ ioi1 his follow work
me- i'' process ~ elevate f-af had
"s'1niTh'h the Lyman ~ Howe an
era man. who was matir- r.produc-
tion ~ 70
We nad been .'if'eI'' 20 his work a..
"ihly h'iFh' ~ 'ro ra'e of enl fee
per second h~' fh.s 90 him. was ~
"rdir1rr incident However ro- him
2" End q photographer ~ fhaf ai'ii,d
Vac die'.n.''. eS'raorrinar, I, wa
matter 90 much speculation On IN.
part ~ mo fosr'"ss worker
Who wants 10 eco fhi- sfree7. o,.
"f ~" m"r GI"ried : 60 600 Shove ~
500 soro r".r stunts. 'tko atrh,s fr 10,
FNr"p.1n" or automobile ra~es"
'Woridr' sou -i' IN - rlrinr car nv
IN ~ tirlane remarked fhe car,
80 m1H wen hiN.r MS 10 looked
down .rto broadway.
should sav not ~ar,e haSk q, q,
.i.rr from ne three mon Who Uars
wv 'NF'lE ElrfFre f0Eofhfre
This was tho Conversation lint tool:
p'nfe while LYMAN " TTnro.s rhntor
rnrner vas A'r0irr fhe -e-narkahIa
serles NJ animated scenes depicting
Tho h7y4rfou4 or~upaf.ora ~ those
p" rHs' 'He area' building No. Nev-
N"rk f'rssirl~ Witch viii 10 ahov y
OF fre Court 'rea'er thie r>faav AMI
SATURDAY nights and saturday matt
noe
The sale - seats viii orsn tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
AaFn WOMAN DEAD.

cLARKsPCRo W. Va March ~ -
Amer = long illness q paralysis Mira
Lvfia 3 Hon widow % snas HoN.
fisd today ~ her home on Water
s'res' she vas 81 years ~ are ard
sNs isavss zen children. sixte~n erand-
cfifrt~ ard go rrest grandchiidren.
Her husband wns f1rroer deputy
sherry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01

Tho 'urhfa. Five Hundt ed and dinner
f.4rfN - DO given bv the Alpine club
- y" Cotu-ibfa club audi toriurn On
p-ii PM IS being lOcSed forward q
nth ef-st ANTICIPATION by the mer1hei =
mi freu friends Handsome priv =
r'ii p" awarded and rns time is ar
Dip7 ;ed The following commit -
NFs be- appointed Miss Emma MilI~ q.
rair1nau. assisted rs Miss Nargar~
~ u. - Miller. bosali.t joyce. l1Ili ~.
sstferf NarT 1ret ssifer-. Anna Nau -
o.. 1lreEa Esu-er. EiIz.both Have
camp. N1ry Ternhart. Cara Heil. Clara
Ntity Tine i7.res will 10 assisted ~
he - tertainment committee of tbs
tplumtia club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
NEWS BRIEFS

-Federal court with Judge a O.
Dayton sitting. viii opcn In Martins
hurc for tho spring torn TODAY II -
said that several important cases will
BE- NJ for trial. all o. local interest.
The Atlantic engine. Of the city
fro department. vas secured yester-
day afternoon by Hicks 4 Hoge.
wholesale dry goods merchants. to
pump tho food water out ~ tho collar
ai tho corner of Fourteenth and Main
streets
Tho teachers ~ tho city schools
received their monthly pay YESTERDAY
afternoon NJ Secretary Frank stan
tons office Last Friday vas the
usual pay day. hu' owing 10 the incon
v"ni'uc" caused ~ rho food b. was
postponed
Tho recular meeting ~ tho Per
soral Work League Of he Y " G. \
VIII D. hold AZ noon today ne usual
Tho rerilar monthly meeting Of
~" Wheeling Ministerial Union was
30 havc been held yesterday afternoon
~ ID" y VI Z \. building. but owing
20 'h" small attendance IL was post.
ponod
Much interest b. hoinc taken In
'N' ''''i'- convention 0f Tho Woof
virginia SUNDAY school convention
which, '7 20 DO hold n Huntington
Apr %. - and - Tho detailed pro-
lr7w fnr Tho po- si0n- we put1iercd
's''p-Iy.'f go Tho tutrifronror yea.
to-day and was tho subject ~ much
.1'"rtl'" comment among local r.r
soon Interested in SUNDAY school -
ftr-
IS fie eDhools - tho CITY arc
r.0-'d This wonk because NJ tho animal
rrn- vacation po .o--ione ~ nieht
.'H"ol ar" hong hold ln Tho hsh
h"ol huiidinz Thcr will resume
r.V Monday cverIog
fitr-, shsrv ood -orr farv of tho
ltirwnu' 80 osi1ted Charities. has
boon -"uf 20 Particulars hy tho Rod
rn- ErcirfN fc take tharrc 81 tho
'I'nd situation tn fhqf CITY, p
sinks. encrcfarv ~ tho local Aesoof
1''i thar.tra. v1a arkr5 10 20. but
o74 unable fo inote 10 city. and roc.
0mm'udod Nr ghorv ord
y s'rtr -erreftrv ~ tho local
Nr-ori7f"d Charities. has received
r"rf fnm frtf0n EtarBa that bia
r.fN.f frf f.fa uho ao~r In tho
Hooded DISTRICT of fhaf ri'y. arc safe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
Thursday Bridge Club.

MISS Carolene Hupp will entertain
the THURSDAY Rridge club 40 her home
IN Fourteenth street on "Wednesday
afternoon and the usual diversion will
be ENJOYED with a luncheon served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01

Tho nance md f4Tlu0f ~ have hpen
given Thursday. March 27th has been
Postponed until +ednescay. April End
drd a.. iuvifafigLs for thu fori ner date
viii 30 accepted tn entsrtsunTrle Mt
q, n1nittce ia charge ia composed n.
NcssrS v r sEar ba1.s D. Prof \ =
Schiller Michael .Sch-eser. John volf
Charles Blessing - S'trsihcr. Geo.
Bischofr. George Wc4--L..Cer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01

The smoker 20 b., given by the ca
tedrel High school Alumni aseoci-
alton on Monday. March 81. has been
stpc ned until Thursday. April 10.
1913. on account ~ nOod conditions \
I've VIE" program ha-5 been arra-ng-
- fpf tho occasion b. th- committee
in chErgs by Mr.. l.. - Fitzpatrick and
UrdoLht.dlJ this viii b. one of the
most enjoy able @rairs in the series
Which the boys have been giving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
VIII Give Entertainment.

The Young Ladies Circle Of the First
Christian church vii give an enter
tainment on Friday evening at the Y.
VI .. \. nd a fine program will he
rendered The Glee Club Of Geneva
College. al Reaver Falls. have charge
and tho rinGs will be used for tho new
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
WaRp NrrETIvas ToHIoHr

Thfs sverIra IN ne Various ward
Nruafs - pe~0rrass - ne ~ffv v 10
meet % fugcfaf r.fF nOr1 fffnrrran
Tn uerocrafIc rffv. ,rrr-r ffea viii
uFe-f n~ Wrfraffar evening wner are
80 fere1fa frr ffs primary which
- n-aHa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01

Decent Kinks impress you - be-
iue a blockhcad
Yes he's n genuine iffc model -
q Cubist arust buffalo Ea<DreaA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
Meet 70 sew

Tho ladies ~ the First Presby;er.
ian church. both old and Young. are
called 10 T"ef at tho church on Wed
nesdav morning ~ f0.3n O'Clock 10
SOW for rho 9o0d sufferers. Material
vii. D." furnished nv tho Associated
Charities. Nj arc requested 10 b.
present 10 aid IN tho good work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
Hfbernians Dsnce.

Ire dane which wss To- have be-
& yer h. ne Iftterntans at The ca
iIil club Thursday evening Was post
ned until April 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
CotiIlinn Club pnnoA.

The Cotilli1n CIub danced as usual
81 The Carroll club on Monday evening
and 'heta was a large attendance The
dance Will le given 6tery Monday even
!ng hereafter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01

TIL wasqucrl.le and ,uchre arranged
FOR Ami md - the Shields OF Honor
Fas h'en posfpcnrd until April % and
Will be larEely Att. nded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01

=" given riday evening ~ this week
and there will be orchestra music IN
der tho direction OF prof CieorEe Reel
or Following the Childr.ps dance
the older ones viii dance on Friday
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
Court Studio Concert.

The concert under the direction Of
the ca r. studio at the n. Of L. Hall.
April = ard prominent local talent will
T4rt.cirate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
8ells3re Dame.
Alpino cub En,ertain..

The nTsf of Fert-s o. dances 20 p.
gwen ar a.. ATmoty iIsl. Eellaire
~ he held next Thursday. April Ord.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01

Tho ladies - Zanc efroot ". r.
church. corner CO., S.vcsfosnth ard
Jrc"h street. w'll rueof today ~ se-
for tho flood sufferers NJ Indies and
girl - me. .onErocation arc rcgucs'
81 o. Do. present ~ many articles ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01

TO- fine huI ~ fNs orrrsu-, IRIS
wreF '- r'"fu rerrr civ f~r me fs-efff
- fio't -Ifferere rrH Waraser James
Fenim0r~ lie ie fr Pc r1rsrafptafsf for
ri" -Na-fatie 30 a-f 70 fs hoped ~ VII
he rrre+Iafef I'D. VVreeffrr fhe,fra 81
zone TIE r'f frfIp7ee q Nu-rav
1rf fIHfa 1--we 80 f~s rra-f rre~s
s,7rs 80 De .'Tr'"r r. rroo' enough
Ne'fh -irruif NJ f-sf .fass ,srfs,tfts
fIay enc closer .r o. fafr HiffI.s -
F@l 30 rr1rf .rers sod si-a wit4 me
rrrafeef ~ aase THrr arr .asfsf-rv
2 1frf fff'af. ST. Nrrfqr esfarfaiiv
fr frr ..... r;..Hr...fr ~ Worrs
f"r Wue'rr. r."fI. Hr.at. Zane Ir fhefr
COMEDY arffnE Hnf fnsf.u.r snfsi rsr
fnr~'1-- o. SO a.u.efrfrr areaf Tkslr
f4fe - r~ -rls.rn fer--a re- ssaifv
amIr'r- anf go fe~fsr ehararfsf 10
To, fs fff arf re.- 80 net rffH s~
Morf't Waff arf rstsirr fr. siors-s
ar1 farrsra Ire o. f.af fe-t fffs sess
nnf lr".A go hrrf ae-- ser~ I7 v4.fs
ri.Ls o. fe.f.r.f rsrrrfef rr...~es
arf reer'rf~f ifsta.ft Il -a sfoe .faaef
vIf. arrefrar.r ~ r Gene Wrsf
'n' |r' ." f..f H... Irr arf ere
rHrr-f f. v.'.r f.r. r.~rfs frs core
's marvellous If Hre vfrf frr fsaef s.is.
rf.'n"a fNet m'r.f on. faf f.- r.rrs
7'Is f-i. fn. r~f'. ff.ff.rf ffn... r..f1rs
Hrf f.ft aIe .rtffIrI. .rrtIrr fIf ir
fN'r .i' Fra f. f.rrr orc .'fff- -
urf7f arf f.r .t.s r- Warfat .,aa .erv
--.., ire t.' o.. rs-f,mosr.ss .-.
- on ~ rfrft .7usr a~f wiz affe-
DOW rofF 0Trffrae ems rfFhf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01
Chiidren's Dance.

The Childrens dance. which was 10
have been given nv Mrs. Maud Spoon.
erBecker. on last Friday evening. viii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-01

This evening. az the carroll Club
the Wheeling Hive 10 70. Lady Mac
caoees. will give an April Fool dance
and all are cordially invited to attend.
Prof. Nolte will play.
The Washington times., 1913-08-18
Stars to Compete
In Newport Tourney

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 1S.-Beginning
today and continuing for an entire week
the attention of all devotees of the
game Of lawn tennis will be centered on
that famous dueling ground of the
racquet wielders. the Casino courts of
the Newport Lawn Tennis Club. For
the thirty-third consecutive year the
ranking players of the country have
gathered here TO battle for the national
championships in doubles. singles. and
interschola site singles. The entry list
promises the best tennis in recent years.
During the week many players of
national and international reputation
will be seen in action. and more than
one former champion will try to come
back, and the competition promises A
noteworthy struggle for the titles. I'm
der the new ruling the champion Is re-
quired to play through. and this insures
the presence Of Maurice 4. Mclaughlin,
the present singles title holder, on the
courts throughout the tournament.
After an absence of two years former
Champion william A. Larned has re-
endeavor to wrest the title from the
famous Californian. Beals c. Wright.
another former champion. is among the
entrants. Other noted players on hand
include R. y. Williams, William J.
Clothier, Nat W. Niles, Gustave +.
TOuchard, Dean Mathey, Theodore r.
Pell, l.. II. Whitney, George NJ. Chench,
A S. Dabney. and William NJ. Johnson,
the sensational young California player.
The Washington times., 1913-08-18
Six Nations Have
Representatives in
This Ball Club

The Irish and Dutch predominated
in the national pastime for awhile,
but now basebalTs cosmopolitan
character is ably exemplified by the
Sacramento Coast League club
managed by Harry Wolverton, the
former Yankee leader. Wolverton
has lined up no less than six differ
ent nationalities. Sacramento
boasts of the only Hawaiian and
Spanish ball players in the Pacific
Coast League. and perhaps the only
Hawaiian in organized baseball in
America.
Frank Arellanes. pitcher. is Of pure
Castilian descent, while Johnny
Williams, another twirler, halls
from Honolulu. He has some Eng
lish blood in his veins. Kenworthy
represents the English on the
Senatorial roster. although Wolver-
ton and Moran also come of Eng
Ish stock away back OF Irish
and German there are plenty. Jim
my Lewis, Tom Tennant, and Kin
sella all have the map of Erin
plastered across their physiogno-
mics. Klawitter, Rettmayer, and
Van Buren are German. wolver-
ton and several Of the remaining
Senators claim America as their
foster mother.
The Washington times., 1913-08-18
Baseball Chatter And Dope

Outfielder Lelivelt. Of the Cleveland
Maps, is hitting with the 300 set this
season.
Pitcher Pfeffer, recently sold by Grand
Rapids to Brooklyn, is a brother OF
Jeff Pfeffer, the former Cub star.
GRAY, of Charleston. is the leading
batter. and Long. of Hamilton. is lead
ing the pitchers in the Ohio State
League.
President McAleer. of the Red Sox'
has purchased CuOney, the crack short
stop of the Worcester New Engl land
team.
Bill Brennan. the National League
umpire. is a former football star. lie
used to play fullback on a Minnesota
football team.
About the most exciting battles that
haze taken place this season werc
staged in Philadelphia recently wheS
the Maps and the Athletics met
Hans Lobert. of the Phillies. and Max
Carey. Of the Pirates, are still running
neck -and-neck for the run-getting hon
ors in the National League.
Manager John CAMEL believes that
his Rochester Hustlars will yet be able
to pull down the leading Newark team.
in the International League race.
In Bell and Snow. the Winona team
Of the Northern League, has two great
pitchers. Bell won twenty OF his first
twcnty-siX games. and Snow COpped
fourteen out Of twenty games.