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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

his heat. This continued until late
n the afternoon. The temperature
only resigtered ninety-four yesterday
al o'clock. according TO the local
government thermometer. but while
there have been days Wnen the Their
mometer mark far exceeded this. II
Is doubtful II the heat has been felt
more than yesterday
The heat yesterday was OF a par
ticularly sultry nature. with little or
no wind stirring and this made II I'M
comfortable for everyone who was
compelled ny vocation or otherwise 10
be on the streets.
The rain last evening offered but
little relief as immediately after its
cooling showers the temperature as
Ccrded again
\ biz herd Of cattle driven from the
wharf through the city TO the slaught-
81 house at Fulton caused quite a bit
of excitement yesterday afternoon
Many of the animals seemed 10 he
Crazed by the heat and one big steer
went on rampage near the city
building he chased woman into the
Easement ~ the building and then ran
after "A man for considerable dis
lance
Three ~ the animals were prostrat-
I'd boy the heat. one dropping on Chap
line street. one a. Twelfth and Nc
Coiloch streets and one in Fulton. All
- the animals We're later revived and
taken 10 the slaughter pens.
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tion. was higly eiated over the success
Of the Americans.
"McLoughlin." said Mr.. wrenn
simply ov-rpowered his clever on
ponent The improvement in the
ground strokes of the American since
last Friday was almost unbelievable
The efficiency 81 his service also has
increased since his arrival in England
J am inclined to believe McIoughlin
was slightly stale last Friday. His
recovery has been marvellous. Todav
ne played the greatest game 1 ever
saw him put up"
Oiselaird Credit.
Mcl.ouchlin mod.stly disclairned
credit for winning the cup.
81 had no plan Of battle when
stepped on the courts today" the Cal
i'"rnian said. Il certainly did not feel
confident - winning. but 7 felt phvsi-
'aiN nt for q hard match. want
another trial with 4. p Wilding. the
English singles champion. ~ I can
get away for a trip 10 England next
summer"
IN" Exhibition match between Pa-L.
ana iiiiams was rather tame. neither
man seemingly PLAYING up 60 his best
i'rn' ana the American apparently
Rot taking the contest a. seriously az
ne would have done II the fate Of the
cup depended on ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
CHILDREN'S DAY
This VIII Be Glorious Day for "KId
oies OF This Vicinity al Wheel.
Ing Park-Admltted Free.

With The weather forecast reading
idlr weather for TO-DAY. there is moth
ing 10 hinder This. the biz dav in the
lives OF the children a. Wheeling Park
rom being the biggest DAY In their
lives. There will be no admission
charged at the gate FOR children under
- Years This Is not all Children
VII be allowed 20 ride ON all the roller
devices. and not cent To nav.
one pleasing feature that the moth
eFs might note Is the fact that no in
toNlcating drinks az any kind are sold
or allowed IN this beautiful plav.
ground for the temptation of their
boys and girls This resort is made
a> clean as The management can ma.s
". and no doubt a good crowd will no
present There Vill 10 races Of DIFF
ferent kinds FOR the children and
everyone IL expected 20 como and on.
Joy themselves a. tho expense o' he
park management
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M'L0UGHLlN WINS
CcOntinu.d from first PagsI


The effort. putting all the fnesse and
science % which he Is master into
me game. but his Youthful opponent.
after the first SET hrOk" down his de-
Tense az every turn. The American
go first appeared over anxious be-
Sans" ~ the possibility resting
upon him. for boz the opening set tho
loss of one ~ bus service games and
inacCuracy ~ drives gave the English
ran enough aces 90 make deuce sef
before victory pe-chcd upon the rae.
4uet ~ Tho Californian
Gave Crowd = Treat
Tn 10" second set Mel .ouchiin cot
into his stride. and thenceforfh
treated fhe crowd 20 quality ~ ser
We" ard overhead strokes never ha.
Tor" seen On Tho historic Wimbledon
courts Even hts ground strokes rad
improved io such am extent that frev
hardI. seemed fp be- those ~ mo
player Who had lost his match In this
Friday
Hr rsh follower or tennis M. dc
pfr'fef over tho rossfhiif. ~ recover.
ing Oh" .rp and freci, predict that ~
"Ii r'mafn Ir fnc United States s,-
di 'efsf i've years as fhcro are mo-
Young PLAYERS ir sight fa take che
aces ~ fh' veteran experts. NJ whom,
IarNe. f1o youngest. .s over en- Years
ND
Enher' o. wrenn. president ~ no
United states lawn Tennis Ass,cia
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RIVER NEWS

was necessary to lower the wick.
ets al the McMechen dam Ave times
yesterday In order TO drain the pool.
which was becoming OF too great a
depth and exertlng a heavy pressure
on the dam itself.
A stage OF . feet s inches was reg.
lstered last night at O'Clock. with
very little relief In sight. The rain
storm or the early evening was ex.
pected to have little effect.
Four boats passed the city yester.
nay. The city OF Parkersburg was
lne nrst one. clearing for Cincinnati
AZ o'clock. we'll loaded. II is expect.
ed mat quite 4 little difficulty will be
experienced on her down trip because
OF the low stage. which badly DELAYED
her "trip up The VI. ID. Wayman. tow.
boat, Parkersburg To Pittsburgh. al
y; 20 O'Clock, with nine barges and two
up.
AFTER almost a weeks DELAY the
ONO nnally succeeded in passing over
ne several low staged places down
stream and gaining her way as FAR :
ms city. She cleared last evening AZ
clock for Pittsburgh
The Liberty Matamoras TO Wheel.
ing. was the fourth boat. docking az
The towboat Faliie. empty. for Pitts
burgh. Is on her way up and is expeci.
ed AZ any time
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Master .. W Phillips. son ~ NJ.
and Mrs. -. w. Phillips. ~ Nineteenth
street. fen while playing SUNDAY oven
'ng. His teeth tlt through his lower
Hp. Tho injury proved painful hut
,h" child is improving.
w X. Stupps. 90 Wheeling. spen;
SUNDAY wiki william Burns. ~ War
wood.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Grimm have
returned 20 their home in Warwood
aft"r visiting friends IN New Martins
vile. ohio.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frederick Pierdon. %
Nir"t'"nth street. have returned -
'h".r hum" from "a trip to canada.
Mrs Tom NciiUCh. ~ Providence.
r O.. Is visiting h'r parents. Mr. and
NrS charles SmUh. ~ FIeth street
and ohio a'onG". south WarWooI
Fa1i W"''l' has returned 90 his homo
ir cameron. ohio. after visiting Dr
and Mrs. ". :. Webb. 90 Main street
Mrs. Harry Pooh. ~ Wheeling is
50 -ding m" summer with her sister.
Mrs \. Wanda. II Warwood.
R"rric@ Sutton. daughter - George
Sutton, of Seventeenth street. is quii.
III
: T.. Haths,d. ~ Wheeling visited
u. J. Valentine. - Twentieth street
on SLnday.
Toc smith and son. and Rarry Nor
chant. an n: Wheeling spent ys,t,r-
da' with William BURNS. Of War
wood.
C-nrad schidrcmsuer has returned
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Local Members of State
Board of Trade Return
MEETING OF EXECUTIVE CON-
MITTEE HELD IN RoMNEY.
uestlons OF Much Importance DIS
cussed and Plans Formulated
for Annual Meetrd.

for Annual Meeting.
Every matter OF Interest TO be
meeting OF the State Board OF Trade
was discussed at the meeting OF the
executive committee. held at Romney.
Secretary Roy u. Naylor and Treas
urer W. r. Irvine. from this city. were
In attendance and report n most sue
cessful session.
All questions which will likely be
given "A place on the program at the
annual meeting were thoroughly dis
cussed and considered. Matters OF
public concern We're foremost in the
discussion.
One matter OF particular interest
10 all manufacturers and merchants
IS legislation against fraudulent ad-
vertising. which WAS referred 10 u
committee. OF which John II. Rem
nsrd. OF this city. is the chairman.
Or. l. {. White. the renowned
biologist. was appointed as chairman
Or the committee on forestry conser-
walton
During the session il was also sug.
gested that a uniform speed limit ana
a uniform style Of lights for all W
hicles be adopted. This was referred
TO the state roads comm ssion.
sesregate Criminals.
The much argued question OF the
segregation OF youthful criminals
ferred 10 the State Humane Society
IL was felt that there was room for
much work I'm this direction. I'm both
the establishment OF juvenile courts
and the separation OF the youths who
are sentenced TO jail from the more
experienced criminals.
George |. Neal a member of the
code commission. will be invited TO
address the annual meeting on the
enactment OF h municipal code law.
The blue sky law was discussed
at length. and II was decided TO ask
E. W. Campbell. az Huntington. the,
general counsel for the board. 10
speak on the subject. or present a
paper giving his views Auditor
DArst will also be asked to discuss
the laws
J. W. Copeland. OF the National
Magazine. OF Boston. was present al
the meeting and suggested that the
board arrange 20 have e special West
Virginia edition OF the magazine pub
lished. which was approved
The publication OF the official or
gan OF the board vas referred TO a
committee headed by C. W. Camp.
bell. OF Huntington. Senator Howard
Sutherland and John Cornwell
II was no; decided ~ the meeting
just when and whore the annual con.
vention would be held This will be
decided by referendum vote Of tho
different organizations composing the
board throughout the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
OLD RESIDENT
PASSES AWAY
MRS. REBEccA CLINE OF NORTH
HURON STREET DIES AT
AGE OF SO YEARS.
Well Known Throughout This Distrie,
Fun~ral Arrangements Not
Completed.

Mrs. Rebecca VI. Kline wife OF the
late W. ". Cline. and one 81 the most
prominent women OF the Island. passed
away al the family residence. No 444
North Huron street. yesterday after
noon AT O'Clock after a ten weeks
illness caused hy complication OF
diseases. The deceased was in the
Nhth wear Of her age and was the
mnthcr % % children. only three Of
whom Stir1ive she cam. to this city
from Alexandria. Virginia 80 wears ago
and received her early education here
When still Young she was married to
W. w. Kline, who preceded her TO
the grave - years ago.
She was consistent member OF the
f"brth street ". r.. church and took
an active Interest I'm the work Of all
church examinations. one son, eN-
tir" chic; Robert cline. and TWO
daughters Mrs. n. Refer and Mis-
Agres cine. survive Arrangements
Tor ~" funoru are incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

The Warwood Methodist baseball
team will play the Second Presbyter-
ian baseball team this evening at the
Richland ball park. They will play
seven innings and the game will be
gin at $50 ,. IN. a good game is ex-
pected 20 he played BY each team. be
cause they have been practicing for
the last few days. large crowd *
expected TO witness the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

Oscar Seal was before squire Rel
dol yesterday or n charge ~ aasau. o..
and received fho usual fne and cost.
Az mo stores ans barber shope viii
DO closed Hi Iaf r"Nf Thursday. r. hfio
Tho merchants and frreorI1l artists
arc attending fhp.r respective pIrnirc
Pictures ~ tho local public pia
grounds. taken laaf Sunday ~ III
nnrf lo0rv. 1il. Do on exhibition in
few days
Deputy sheriff NcNinch arrested \
John Irr 'n fhIe CITY yesterday. want.
"d tf NouudsvIlln on r charge ~ DIE.
fIrhinr Tho rcHce
Tho many employees - no ~ a q
r"r"ivof fhctr frsf semi monthly paw
yesterday afternoon
several local persons arc spending
the ucHf ton DAYS a. Atlantic Clft and
Nru YORK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

'" his home after a visI; 20 hts parents
80 Germany.
The Narw"od Transfer baseball
team challenge am sixteen year old
team IN IN. 1hiu VALLEY.
: I'M Wrlshaus. 40 WarvooG. is cX-
re'tsd 20 return HON" this week. after
spending a few weeks with friends IA
~ummitSVI.Ic Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
FOREIGNER DIES FOLLOWING
ACCIDENT AT MILL

Special D!spat-r o. the Inte.liEencer.
STEC BENNlLl.E. O. uly IS
Mele Pavac. aged -. q SerVian labor
er az the La Belle Iron Works here.
received injuries. sunday. which re-
suited In his death A. the city hos
pital few hours after The accident
occurred. Pavac was caught between
NO small trucks which carry scrap
Iron. and was crushed 10 death. suS-
tanning a fractured skull and other in
!uries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

Evening star Lodge. knights ~
~ th.d~. ~ This Cify. met la-t evening
Routine business was transacted. az
ter which the rank OF hulght was con.
f'rrpd on Or" esquire. The commit ftec
ou making arrangements fDr the local
lodge 90 attend fns STATE. ,ucamutupuf
a. 'lart-hufe made i's report which
nts tsrt favorable. and 400 arrange
mont, hat" uuN been completed and
o." local company VIII leave here On"
latter part ot August
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

The first story of the new Junction
School building has been completed
ly the hrickiayers and the window
frames for the SECOND story we're
placed iu position yesterday morning
The contractors are well pleased with
DO" progress being made on the cree
lion Of On" building Much material
20 be used in the building is now on
~ rrnmr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

Funerai services over tn. remains OF
the LATE Mrs Elizabeth Roth. vie 81
-" late Louis Roth and ono 81 tho
hest known residents of tho comluif'.
whose death occurred SurdaE morniuz.
VIII be held from tho family residence
on tho National Road near Fulton this
afternoon A. O'Clock Rev. ~ =. py-
singer. pastor ~ IN TIrsf English
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Gallaaher Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late John Gallagher. whose
death occurred suddenly Saturday
when ne was electrocuted at the whit
aker -Glessner mill, will be held from
the family residence at 1898 Wood
street this morning at $40 o'clock
and interment will be made IN Mt.
calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
BENWOOD
Iarne Police Court.

Twelve offenders We're, To have been
arrdigncd before Mayor Seaman last
evening but due 10 the fact that ten
oi them paid out on The sabbath the
police court session was rather short
lest evening. Charles BarCus. OF
NoIndsyille. arrested FOR imper,onat-
ing an officer. was fined s. so In all
Two plain drunks were each assessed
s. and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

The I4oveland Volunteer Fire and
Protective Association met last even
INK at the hose house on Main street
south Warwood. President d. J.. Pool
called the meeting. after which mat
tiers pertaining To- the lawn fete to be
given 10y the fircmen on the evenings
~ july 80 and 81 were discussed
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CoHey Obseouies.

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late William =. Coffey, well known
Young man OF ~" rity. who's. death
occurred Sunday. after an extended
illness caused ny complicat!on Of
diseases. will he held from the family
residence AZ cs2e Jacob street. We'd
nesdaN morning at s 80 o'clock Re
QUEEN high mass viii D.. celehra tod
rom -. IoseDhs Cathedra, n ? o'clock
and interment Will be made in Mt.
Calvary Cemetery
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n" ~n.ruou A. l.nrWtu carnival GO .
uIch showed Du fIn prirlip4 streets
~ this cift 400 lasr Usee Irff fnr cIf,
losing money The .urEe crowds frr
Z some unknown reason. $50 nof turn
uuf However. No. l- fh0I.Ht fraf the
reason wac That fro uIra rooms in the
rF1r W fh" saloons being closed hv tho
prosecuting aftnrnat caused fhr fall.
.rr m lu ATTENDANCE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

The Goa barber shops VlIi hn closed
aI day next IhIr-da. or account az
flr annual picnic AMI OlfIt. OFF fhr
D. rne-s lr.nr ~ Wrsciius. fri- town
and NrN'Cheu. fu Do" held 90 Wheeling
f'.r rrnuudt Several local harhDre
H.f" entered fIr shaving contest.
NH.ch viil hn pulled m during TIE
day and good fIwo I- anticipate.
NJ are cordially invited fn attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
Moore Funeral.

Tho Tasf SAD r.1.- UVer 10 rornaIre
Of the lat" Mrs. B-Ssis Moore. " hos.
death occurred al tho North Wheeling
Hospital. SUNDAY morning. following
a hri"' Illness. VIII 30 held a. the home
~ her sister Mrs. Edward Baker. on
Twenty ninth street. Tu.sdav evening
a. go o'Clork. Farl- Wednesday
morning tho remains viii %. taken 20
Narnock. ohio. for intermont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

Inc memhfrs ~ The Warwo0d Chris-
tan church will give a lawn fete
AuGusi l. on the beautiful grounds
surrounding the church on Seven
ieenth street and Eichland avenue. \
large crowd Is expected and the money
VIII 20 10 the church. Ice cream.
candy and cake Will he sold.
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larue Funeral.

Tho remains Of the late Charles
l-arue. prominent resident Of Glenwood
whose death occurred al the North
Wheeling Hospital. Saturday. will be
inferred in Mt. Wood cemetery this
afternoon. Funeral services will he
held from the family residence at 1850
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
WARWOOD
Business MEETING.

The Christian Erdeavor Society OF
the Warwood PRESBYTERIAN church
have arranged for a business and So
cial meeting to be held early in Aug
ust. The meeting Will be held AT the
home OF William j. Lucas. OF Vance
avenue. North Warwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

Lutheran church. will conduct the ser
vices and Increment will be made In
Greenwood cemetery. The deceased
is survived by six sons and one daugh-
ter and the sons will act as pail
bearers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
River Marka

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 29-Stases
of the rivers reported TO nigh, Poi.
low:
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-a4 feet and
stationary. cloudy.
STEt BENNlLLE- "a feet and fall.
ing clear
MORGANTOWN-7.6 feet and STA.
tionary. cloudy
PARKERS BURG feet and fall
ms fair
clear %
WARREN inch and falling
clear
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-03

refused to allow him to be confirmed.
II the senator had waived his objec-
ton, Mr.. Finger, republican, would
have been postmaster OF Davenport
for the ensuing four years. But this
was case where any kind of dem
ocrat would be better than Sam Fin
ger. who had overturned H.. CHM
Minis organfzarfUfI I'll scott county. SO
the senator had the satisfaction of
getting even" to the extent Of pre-
venting Mr.. Finger from serving out
his term. The record he has made
as postmaster is unequaled in point
of merit and efficiency in the history
|of the Davenport office.
Mr. Sharon was recommended by
Representative Pepper, Endorsed by
Postmaster General Burleson. and nom
mated last week by President Wit
son. His name soon will come up for
confirmation in the executive session
of the senate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-03
To Use Oatmeal for
Delightful Shampoo
(From society worldly


While women generally appreciate
the necessity OF shampooing the head
at regular intervals, 1t seems strange
80 few realize. the dangers OF most
shampoo preparations and soaps.
Many OF these contain large per-
centage OF alkall. Most powders are
highly charged with ingredients that
use up the natural oil. dry and irri-
tate the scalp, make the hair harsh,
brittle, lustreless. cause dandruff,
falling Of hair andspremature gray.
ness.
II women knew how to utilize sim.
pie oatmeal for shampooing. they'd
soon learn its advantages over other
things. II one will get small guam
THY OF caxined oatmeal compound at
any drugstore, stir a teaspoonful OF
1t in cup Of hot water and use as
she would any liquid shampoo. she
will be simply delighted with the re
suits. There's nothing quite so cleans
ing and beneficial to hair and skin
1t is wonderfully effective in keeping
both In healthy condition, removine
dandruff, and giving the hair beau
tifully soft, silken, fluffy appearance
Adv.
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FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Cure That Anyone Car
Use Without Discomfort or
LOSS of Time.

We have New Method that cures
Asthma, and we want you to try 1t
at cur expense. No matter whether
your case Is OF long-standing or re-
cent development. whether it is pres.
ent as Hay Fever or chronic Asthma,
you should send for a free trial OF
our method. No matter in what eli.
mate you live, no matter what your
age or occupation, if yon are troubled
with asthma, our method should re.
lieve you promptly.
We especially want to send to those
apparently hopeless cases, where all
forms of inhalers, douches, opium
preparations, fumes, patent smokes, .
etc, have failed. We want to show
everyone at our own expense that this
new method is designed to end all
difficult breathing all wheeling. and
all those terrible paroxysms at once
and for all time.
This free offer is too important tn
neglect a single day. Write now and
begin the cure at once Send no
money. Simply mail counon beIo :.
Do it Today advertisement.
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CUMMINS WILL
THROW NO SAND
VIII Help Grease the skIds to Slide
Finger Out as Davenport
Postmaster.
Especial to The Gate CITY. |


WASHINGTON, D. c., July 81
Senator Clmmins will not throw any
sand on the track to delay the CON
firmation of Frederick B. Sharon to
be postmaster of Davenport to sue.
coed Samuel A. Finger. On the other
hand the senator will grease the skids
to shoot Finger out and let Sharon in.
Senator Curnmins In the old days
when he was governor and was sur
rounded by his famous flying squad
ron of oil inspectors, fish commission
ers, veterinary surgeons, mine in
spectors, dental examiners, pharmacy
commissioners and so on, had pc
litical machine in Davenport and
Scott county that was lallapaloolah
The boys in Davenport comd give
cummins majority OF any old size
This macine was put out of bust
ness by Mr.. Finger and for this of
tense he never has been forgiven by
Senator Cummins. Mr.. Finger was ap
pointed postmaster OF Davenport by
PRESIDENT Taft, but Senator Cummins