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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-16
hEINIE" BERGER
is ASOX REGULAR
Ex- Islander supplants Morris
Rath at Second Base
Makes Fine Showing.

Joe "Heinie" Berger has finally
landed a regular berth with the White
Sox After warming the bench since
the opening of the season, because
Manager Jimmie Callahan could not
see why Buck" Weaver should be de-
posed by the Pacific coast phenom,
good fortune came to the ex-Islander
yesterday from IN entirely unexpected
source.
Norris Rath, the sterling second
saGker, was given the hook, because
Of batting slump, and Joe was SHOW
ed in to iil his shoes. Berger showed
class all the way, and although he did
not execute heavily with the hickory,
stole third base and romped home
with the winning run, when Sweeney
threw the bali away into right gar
den. Chicago sporting sCribes are
unanimous in their praise of Joes
work, and predict for him a perma-
nent lease CT the keystone sack.
James Clarkson of the Examiner
has the following TO say:
Manager Callahan shook up his
lineup before the contest started He
decided that the bench was a better
place for Morris Rath than it was
for Joe Berger and sent the recruit
TO the second station. The box score
may show that Joe did little execution
with the stick, but if you will study
/ it carefully you will see that he Sc
cured a pair of passes; also that he
/ scored a couple of runs, and that he
| stole a base. And il was this latter
which put what proved the winning
run across the pan. For Joe stole
third and so surprised was Ed Swee,
ney that he threw the ball into left
! field and Berger hiked the remainder
of the distance to the pan. Der
ger gave an excellent reason why he
I should remain in the lineup when he
| scored a run with but little assistance
1 in the fifth He walked as a starter
and went 10 second while Lord was
going out, second to first. Joe theT
displayed a lot of pep and stole third
Someone told Sweeney that the So1
were not in the habit of doing this
and it so surprised him that he sho
the ball into left field and the substi
tute kept right on going. He scoreC
so easily that no throw was made u
catch him"
Again, in his Sox notes, Clarksoi
says: Berger accepted every chanc
which came his way and his daring o,
the bases gave the Sox one run. Tn
box score shows that 10 be the mar
gin by which they won"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-16
GUSPAPpAS wins
MATCH WHITMAN
Defeats Eastern Product in
Two Straight Falls Without
Much Difficulty.
GREEK SHOWS GOOD FORM
PreIiminaries Draw Good Hands
Robert 5yIund and Young Free
man on Top.

Gus Pappas, the Greek man tosser.
celebrated homecoming night at. the
Family theatre by defeating the east,
ern product, Fred Hans of Washing
ton, D. c. in two straight falls. The
first came in % minutes and the sec
ond feat was accomplished in just %
minutes. A crowd of approximately
$50 fans joined in the celebration, and
what the bunch lacked in numbers it
eTened up by an abundance of en-
thusiasm.
SAME OLD GUS.
Gus proved TO the home folks that
he has lost none of his old time cum
ming, and when we are told that he
went two hours and Is minutes up in
Canada, with this self same Hans,
without either one of them gettisg a
fall, we are inclined to the belief that
Pappas must have been of color, for
he experienced no difficulty in brush.
ing the Washington man out Of his
path last night. The match was fairly
fast all the way through. Hans is
big burly boy who will outweigh the
Greek by at least 20 pounds. Gus
pinned his opponents shoulders to the
mat for the first fall with a scissors
on the body, and negotiated the sec
end by reason of leg and arm lock.
The big brunette expects TO be with
Us the coming winter. and some good
cold evening entertainments are antici-
pated.
PRELIsTS o. *.
The match that drew the big nand
was the preliminary between Robert
By,und Of Moline and Jack Harmon of
Chicago, the latters real monicker
| being Weber Scott, and his bona fide
residence Moline. Bylund won in two
straight falls. the first in 10 minutes
with a scissors on the head and the
second in four minutes with a body
| hold.
Young Freeman Of Moline showed
| his superiority over George Bradil,
! also CT Moline. getting both falls in
| 1012 minutes. The first came after a
nine minute struggle, being negotiated
with a scissors on the body The sec
| end was a cilch, the old hammerlock
! doing the work in just exactly a min
ute and a hat. George Crout acted as
! referee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-16
BASEBALL NOTES

Pottsville, Pa, May 16.-Clarence H.
Irwin, baseball pitcher OF this yicin-
ity, who was signed by Manager Con-
ME Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics
to report May &c, was instantly killed
yesterday by tripping and falling in
front of q locomotive near Crescent,
Pa. He was employed as brakeman
and was in the act of turning d
switch.
Boston, Mass. May 15.-The sale
of Catcher SEVERED of Cincinnati TO
Louisville was announced yesterday.
SEVERED will join the Louisville i'm
mediately.
Minneapolis Mimi, May 16.-"Hobe'
Ferris, third baseman, and Glenn Lieb.
hardt, pitcher, were Internationally
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-16
Summer Styles
For Men

Pick from all the latest in tans, vici kid,
patents and dull feathers both in shoes
and oxfords at $3.50 to S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-16
Injuries to Jockey Are Fatal.

Baltimore, Md, May i6.-Jockey
James Benschotten, injured during
the running of the Linstead steeple-
chase at Pimlieo Wednesday. died
early yesterday. Benschotten, who
vas riding Sir Cleges, was thrown at
the tenth jump. AS he attempted TO
rise he was struck on the head by
the hoofs OF another horse and his
skull fractured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-16
Edwin C1app Shoes
Shown Only at Nj. g K.

Extra Special showing OF genuine welt
shoes, satisfaction guaranteed-match-
less values at $3.50 and $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-16

released yesterday by President Can
tillon Of Minneapolis
Denver, Col, May 16.-Denver has
sold Pitcher Reggie Moran, Chicago
recruit
Terre Hsute, Ind, May 16.-Terre
Haute has bought Outfielder kroy
from Grand Rapids. Fort Wayne sent
Bashang, obtained from Detroit, to
Saginaw.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-16
Raycraft Ready fer Work.

Dubuque, Iowa, May 16.-Jack Ray
craft, catcher, yesterday reported 10
Manager Rowland of the Dubuque
Three Eye team, having been out of
the game so far this season because
OF Ill health
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-16
N0RIvER REGATTA I
FOR ROCK ISLAND +.
Business Men Veto Proposition
but Decide to Go After Big
Event in 1914.
LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN
But Four Merchants Respond to Meet.
ing cslI-S6, 900 Needed fer
the Snow.

Tho annual regatta Of the Missis.
sippi Valley Power Boat ASSOCIATION
viii not be staged at Rock Island this
year, at leest that is the dope waica
is being circulated a; p-eseN. Lack
Of interes. or the part CT ,he business
men, is given as the main reason.
Tie regatta ives to have been held
at keokuk this summer, but owing TO
the fact that the Keokuk promoters
obtained pos-pcaenel after postpone.
| ment. and finally switched the dates
from the first part OF July to the latter
part OF August, the power boat asso.
citation decided 10 stop the tomfooiery
and size the event to some other
| city. burlington. WHICH city put on
the regatta once before, was DESTROYS
Of landing it but decided to step aside
| in Rock Islands favor c. L. Boards.
| ley Of the LEGAL boa. club was so in.
formed. the letter stating that all that
| stood between Rock Island and the
! regatta was some $4,000.
Is CALLED oFV.
/
| ed to all Rock Island business men,
/ and a meeting called for yesterday
afternoon at the Rock Island cub.
! The circulars mailed to local mer-
chants pointed out the advantage 70
be derived by landing the regatta, OF
the many visitors here, the money
which would be left in the town, etc.
| The business men were asked to NEE.
at the club to discuss the project,
make plans for raising the necessary
money, secure a manager to take
charge of the regatta, and start the
ball rolling.
In response 70 these invitations a
large and enthusiastic gathering of
four business men was found at the
club at o'c,ock. In view of the fact
that no apparent interest was shown
in the mater by local business men,
and considering the fact that Daven-
ports having had the regatta last
year would probably effect the at
tendance here, it was decided 10 aban-
den the eject, but to make an effort
, to land it for Rock Island next year.
New York, May 16.-Maurice E,
Mclaughlin of California, E. Norris
Williams of Philadelphia, and Harold
. H. Hackett and Raymond ID. Little
both of this city. Wednesday were Off
: cially nominated as the American lawn
, tennis team for the Davis international
= ! ci1n matches against the Australians
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-16
h Mems Shoes at $3.50 or More. FREE!
Store in Town

lis of practical evidence of the superiority of styles
more buying clothing here than any store IN the
have learned from that show the greatest
the leading makes obtanabe herethat please
and that nearly always have special lots at less
do already know these facts and learn for yourself
4. be The
here They're Hart
nothing that will
clothes taioredoht
0-You can eeteo clothes thereto
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16


William McWilliams we'll known
resident Of this city died at his home
en- South Third street at an early hour
yesterday after "A short illness. the first
illness he ever had I'm his life. Tie was
overcome with heat while at work IA
the Spence Bags foundry last week
and from that time on his condition
grew worse. He was in the 6sth year
~ his age and has lived In this city
all OF his life. being born here. lie -
survived by his wife and the following
children: Mrs. John Krim. OF this city.
Mrs. Hattie Martin. OF MoundsVille.
Mr.. Oscar Hampton. or Pittsburgh: AMI
MTs. Lucy Horn. OF Dennison and a son
Harry at home. He was n moulder by
trade and was employed at the Spence
Gaggs foundry FOR a number or years.
lie also served three years in the CiVll
war. being a member OF Co. q. 80 O. Y.
7. and did not miss a single turn =
cuty. While not member of the Tho
burn post. g. \. r. they will turn out
AZ the funeral.
Funeral services will he conducted
tornorf ow afternoon from his late home
at > o'clock and Rev. r T. Nom. pas
tor Of the First VI. y. church will have
charge Of the service. Interment pri-
waite between 5 and o'clock at River
view cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
ELK GRAND THEATRE
CossA Amber.

Thirdly. Friday Saturday Wstlr.,
ba.Iy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
Bellsire Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs J. T.. WOodford. OF To
i"uO. have returned home after visit
With friends and relatives in this city.
Items OF interest for this paper may
be- Let ar the city Book Store or tele-
phoncd 20 the reporter-Bell .Gl-J.
Mrs G. =. Proudht. OF Des Moines.
ia. is the guest Of friends and rela-
lives IN this city.
Miss Marie Fox. OF Pittsburgh is
visiting friends and relatives in this
CITY
MIS- Clement Winters Of I'hrichs-
vile. is tho guest OF friends and rela-
lives in this city.
William Neuberser. o. South Bell
airr. has returned from visit a.
Fc'hesfa
Dr J. y Real OF Belmont street.
was q business visitor a. GAINESVILLE.
yesterday
Misses Ella and Rertha Eberlc. o.
Gravel l.Il. are spending a few days
~ Bethesda
G. ! Notary. ~ Monroe street. is
business visitor a. Cincinnati
Herbert NcNey. " Thirty.sixth
street. will spend the day at Epworth
Pars
James NcNes-e ~ Oklahoma civ.
Okla. is visiting friends and relatives
in thi, city
Miss Georgia Perry las resigned
her position as German instructor a.
the local High school
Mr. Edward Weber and daughter
ni Harrison -'reet. ere spending =
few weeks a. Bethesfa
Mrs o. T. McGranahan. ~ Elm
Grove. has returned home. after a
visit IN This city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16

will not practice during the next two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jenkins. OF Mo-
nessen. Pa. are the guests Of local
friends for few days
Miss Florence Naddell. OF Lamira. Is
the house guest Of Miss Virginia Helm
lein for few days.
Tom LlppincOtt and Amos Fawcett are
spending a few days in Bethesda.
The miners al Barton were no, work
Ing yesterday on account or shortage OF
cars.
Misses Louise and Marie Laipple have
returned after short stay in Beth
esda.
Eugene Porter and MerVin Stone are
spending two weeks vacation in At
lantic city.
W. V. Shivlin. r. & -. operator. is at
Pittsburgh on d Few DAYS visit
Miss Regina Windshimer has return
ed from several months. visit at
Akron.
Sc, eral local Young girls have gone
TO NorkVillc To camp for several weeks
George Rinkes and family. Of May
rard. are visiting at Lansing for cou-
pie OF DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16

Warren Nc' unrlughr.. OF Shady.
-.do had very narrow escape from
Drowning Thursday afternoon Ilr Co.
company vifh % number OF other bny
sas Boo rem old steel boat ON tho river. 90
short distance from shore. whom tho
boar tled with water and tho hoy
becoming frightened. JUMPED into fle
river The other Hds managed 90
reach fha shore Irf tho NrCon.
rHugury Dos had apparently louc
down fYr fhr lasf time when rescued
ht y ~ Williams. who vaa attracted
'0 flr scene hr fhr frantic scream.
.nr hr'r Doc brought fHr iad to Tho
Ho-r. ard .ffrr wnr..re With him for
IH'" 1 while 20 .forrd him fp CON.
rf.I.|arn..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16

George Newton Of Tenth street. is 70
covering from the effects ~ fall which
he received while at work on the new
mill being erected at Yorkyille. lie Wa
engaged IN workinC ON one OF the stacks
aud was pulling some material to the
top. when the rope slipped and he fvii
10 kwards q distance ~ Is feet His
fali waS checked by catching hold ~
toTe which undoubtly prev .nted him
from being Killed. The only bruises De-
received vas several scratches or tis
n4nu and his face lie viii be able I'd
l. .-Iun unrk MnnIuN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
Fierce FIGHT

battle royal was waged on Rose
Hill. Thursday. in which four promi-
nert youns men OF this city. were the
participants II appears as though
one young man had been keeping COM
pany with the sister Of the other and
that he objected 20 his attentions TO
his sister. He came to the girls home
Thursday evening and met the girls
brother. lie ,rtuIned TO his home
and got his brother and they then
mot the two brothers OF the girl IN
III" case. a pretty hsiic encounter
then took place and the participants
wer" WI hatt"rd up. No arrests
were made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
MARTINS FERRY


The MN aud last game ~ the series
o. I'VE betVeen the Ideals and Anchor
Inns for the baseball Championship OF
the city viii he played tomorrow after
noon on the mill field. ana n - expected
That the largest crowd that ever Wit
messed a game in this citv--yili he nres-
euf. as % will be- one 81 the best OF the
series. The pitchers will likely be Wei
de- Tor the Anchor Inns and Nelly for
the locals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
MARTINI r.rrr nrt.fr

NIs4 Nettfo Sfrohsi and Mise 1faIz-
two weeks visit With friends in Ch.-
rtEn
o., local I1Iro or Ecd Men held 90
wfI' attended meeting in their hall .u
f's ~hrevc-licrVct building last eNel-
iug
lrr. Rose webb and daughter Irene.
Viii lrtNc thir morning fnr Canton %
visit friends and rclriNcs Tor "a fCw
MANY IorsI Eagles viii attend ths pic.
r.. f' hr given 90 Tho state Fair grounds
N, services Will 10 hold IN ne t-rI'-
cd treehff terrain nr frr Frref rreab, TO-.
jar rhu-chee tomorrow
THE loco. lusIreaa mon orc r~ep= %
rr to d0 large business TODAY as the
IaN Del the fraf ONO fnr three weeks
IS 81 Taylor. who was Eored ht q
bull thc hrs' rtrt NJ The week 10 fn.
James Freeman and " o. Pratt r,-
tufn.i v'sf'rdnv after ~ wdars vis't
rr probate fudge -onn g coctr,-
vas business visitor in this city yes-
Tet gaihraIth OF suitrasid vac
hUa rses visitor Ir thls city YESTERDAY
Nfe Nrnct Brown and Mis- fl.It
IHuf returned Yesterday morning after
weeks vfelf win relatives Hf Marietta
-t yf4i'r irunHrk rrrrrrirtiHn c.crt
20 f.Iiafon a THrk"rs drug store Who
Ile been 90 with Hn attach of uppendi-
'tie. 8. ifnrr',Irr at his howe
fr ti.r..d our ~ Iift hurrh. wa
in fFa cifN Yesterday rHllirs ON frlcnIs
and fsIHfIt.a
af Iraf ettf. lH. tfsterdaN after spert-
irr H rev days with DIS sons in th.s
rred Faust rrart v,Canertv and OBJ.
ga, r'er'rr after tDu days visit ~
Atlantic rWf
rh- ls-t "r 90 rev sanitary 'ou--
,''r- 'IHf t.r i..-r rIa.sf ato.f taen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
BLUM BROS.
BELLAIRE
SHOPPING CENTER
SATURDAY SPECIALS
BELI.AIRE.

SATURDAY SPECIALS
Another White Underskirt is
just what you want. We re-
ceived a lot of new ones that
you are sure TO like. Hand
some embroidery flOunces-at
all prices-50c to $3.50.
Princess Slips, too. in every
price.
NOTIONS
Safety Pins, II on card. 2 sizes.
, cards. 80.
Cleared White Pearl Buttons
assorted siZe-5c dozen.
Black Silk Thread-l00-yard
spOOlS, DC.
Best Spring Dress Fasteners.
&c dozen.
Hair Nets with elaStic-all col
Ors-j for 1Oc.
SATURDAY
Children's SOX. black. blue and
pink-values that have sold
to 2jc-Special 1Oc.
ladies Black HOSe-special &c
Turkish TOwels-special &c
and 1Oc.
Children COlOred DreSseS-
sizes I n H., OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16

Tho case OF John lipbsu-ach against
Thomas and Louise Nuuticv came up
Tor trial hfsore squire T. 7 DuE las
evening and 90 was Ions toward mil
iGnf before the case ended Tho suIf
va@ fnf re- piuwbinC bin and the amount
involved was $50 60 and tho defendant
den Fuded a iurt trial The plaintiffs
were rcurcsrufc1 bE 60 g. ScdCwflt.
W bic Tho dsfeudaute ws~o represented
De . E. GtFr. The case va continued
f..| HHfaH T4fr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
ST. Paul's Church

At ST. Paul's German Lutheran
church. on Main street. Rev. Mr.
krdLse. pastor. the following services
will be held tomorrow: Sunday school
at @.45. No morning service will be
held. in the evening Rev. a. r. Schil-
finger. OF Martins Ferry. will conduct
services A. AS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
THE ROMA THEATRE
The only feature house show
ing features every day.
Always five cents.
Registration DAYS.

The polls in this city were opened
yesterday for registration and will
also be open to-day. The clerks will
be in the voting places today between
a. m. and y. IN. and from : 10 10
y. m. Women are also required to
register to-day IL they desire to vote
for members of the city board OF edu
cation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
IN THE cHURcsEs.


~ fHe Iir-f FMuti4t church, corner 90
II .iId s"o Locust strfefa Eef Gcor-e o..
Lowe pastor o.. following SUNDAY ser
'ices Hfll DO hell Suutaf school 90 tie
~ Hl hour preaching ~ 1880. -utNr--
rc" 90 Gods Resufiss. w. y. T.. O..
Viii meet o. $50 20 m. Nee f.r,r. ,.rir,-
wsl.i.l leader. Ton r VIII DO 'r.e4-ara
From TIE fu-e.te anf f..eff4 f..euiu-
eer' tg'- 90 $50. tIerr. 'TIs Tree ana
IL. ErI-l-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16

In order 70 cOmply With the new
state law which requires corporations
10 pay th' Ir employees twice a month.
IN" Ne'na standard plant paid their
empIove- yesiedav. The last three
W'eA pay MAT WI be handed ont 10
70" m was paid out Yesterday ana
here after IN" company will pay twice
4 month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16

] Iut al services over the remains OF
the late George William Delhi. VINO d ed
az the home or his parents Wednesday
evening. VIII be held tomorrow after
noon. short services will he held at the
nome at o'clock. after which the re-
mains VIII be taken TO -. Johns Ger
man Lutheran churci. on North Fourth
street. where services will be held AZ 5
o'clock. Rev. George - Johannes. pastor
or the church. VIII have charge Of the
services. Iuterment viii be made in
EiNert Jew cemeter,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16

Tho marriage OF M- carl Co--. a
prominent young man o. f1i. cry. ami
Miss NOrma Amber. "a popular NOIue
ladN ~ This city. Na7 ~Olrmui1rd
hur day evening at fine parsonage OF
tho Second Christian church pf Wheel
Ing. hy the Rev Carl llgtslar They
vii make their future home .u tli.
CITY Mr. Co-s is the foreman OF the
Hcllaire Daily Independent. and DIE
bride is The accomri.. bod daughter o'
Nr and Nrs Frank Amber. ~ Harri
SON street. and is a. vocalist o. r0'o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
Train Rider Fined.

Mayor Bresock handed a stin fine
Yesterday afternoon 10 a train rider
Who had been arrested by y. q O. Pa
irolman McGary Thursday evening In
The kirkwood yards. He was 1ned
$40 and costs. and unless he is able 10
raise The amount today he will he
taken TO St Clairsville 10 serve out
the fine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
WIN Elect Examiner.

At Tho meeting OF The Belmont
county teachers institute which will o.
held at Epworth Park at bethesda next
week a county examiner will be elected
TO grade the papers. after examin-
alton Heretofore the examiner has :.
ways been appointed by the probate
Judge. but this year he will he elected
by the teachers and several candidate
are In the field one or which Is Prof.
Finch OF this city. The term OF count
examiner sam Murphy expires this year
aud he Is also a candidate for re-elect-
ION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16

Az members e.! the Bowler ball
Team are requested 10 be ~ the bow
tng all'ys to-day a. o'clock in order
nat they may catch The +. Z. car
out ~ Wheeling FOR Triadclpbta
where htey will play The team of tha'
place. Tomorrow al % 'he PLAYERS
are requested 20 meet az tho bowItnr
alleys az ".'o 20 catch the ~ - car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
Condition Bad

The residents along Wheeling Creek
are complaining OF the condition OF the
run. as they claim that IL IS nothing
more than big sewer. aud the odor
mat arises Is nearly unbeaIable. They
claim that all Of the residents along
the cree throw all OF their garbage
and rubbish over the bank. and there
Is not enough water IN the creek Al
The present time 10 wash the rubbish
away
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
Several Chances.

II was learned yesterday that sew
eral changes would be made i'm the y
4 O. forces in this district. and that
some OF the men in the employ OF the
company would get good promotions.
The Wheeling district will also be az
fected by the change
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16
BRIDGEPORT
Free-for-All Fiqht.

A free-lorall fight took place among
"A number OF Assyrians OF this city on
Main street yesterday morning. and
Tor time things looked serious till
the arrival OF the police. One man
and n woman were arrested. They
Will be given hearing this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-16

n"u light ha. been fhroan in tho
political situation 80 Bridegroom whom
mo dnnounr' mont was made thai 4
j.. IT. wer. we'll known railroad man
would ho candidate FOR marshall ON
an independent fi,k'f 10 has many
friends in this cts and % g.. expected
mat no ill poll a large vote