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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Miner. OF War
wood avenue spent yesterday visiting
a. the home Of Mr.. L. N. HOOD. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. WHITMAN have moved
from the Robson residence into w r.
Miners house. on South WsrwOod ave-
nue..
The WRrwood High foot ball eleven Is
10 report at the Richland ball park this
evening. TO practice. so that they will
be In shape for the game Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy. OF Columbus. o..
have moved into one of Miners houses
on WarwoOd avenue. near Fifth street.
street Commissioner Edward Brooks
and u force OF men were busy yesterday
placing cinders on Firth street
Ray Yost corner Fifth street and
Warwood avenue. is having his resi-
dence repainted.
Charles Wtle-. OF Eighteenth street
and motorman ON the Panhandle Trac-
ton line. was off duty yesterday.
George Dorsch. corner Twelfth street
and Warwood avenue. II having his res
idence repainted.
Peter Lasch. corner Sixteenth street
and Warwood avenue. - having Inn
proNcmentH made To his lawn.
Miss Elizabeth Mcclure. OF Nine
teenth street. - improving after being
III for r few days
l. W. Coleman Is having his store
room remodeled on Warwood avenue.
near Twenty-fourth street.
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WHEELING CREEK

MISS catherine West. OF Fast Wheel
,nk; returned to her home Friday. after
VISITING her sister. Mrs. Meina Green
Tor the past week
NJ and Mrs. e. II. White and daueb-
VI ihslma. are spending the week md
Win Mrs Whites mother. Mrs. Ftila-
beth Steinmnn '''N"
Prank Mckowen. Of Wheeling spep,
saturday and sunday with his friend
Beni. Dean.
VIM. g. shepherd. 81 the WheeIinr
postoitice, spent tho week end with his
parents, John shepherd
shopping Saturday
VIM. X. Dean. who ~ running lease
No. 10. o. the La Selle or and Gas a.
9I Steubenville. q. spent SATURDAY ana
sunday with friends on the creek
MISS Odessa McCrearly and brother
day S"tuF-
Mrs. James X. Robinson and son
A T. Hublc.
Gertrude W white has returned home
utter spending some time in Vbeefino
and Elm Grove
Russell O. shepherd was D buslpea.
caller tn Wheeling Saturday.
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ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

ARMSTRoNG'S MILLS. o.. oct. 2i-
Inc young ladies' Of the Missionar,
g., oSie,y OF concord church. are prepar,
ing articles for a Christmas box 60 b,
sent 10 mission school at Flag Pond
Tenn. at Christmas time.
ID. N; scatterday will move his fam.
~ 20 Belmont. where he has bought IN,
property OF W. w. Watt
,,. Nswen weekly narrowly escaped b..
,, LIZ seriously burned one morning last
M ,A when he threw lamp oil in IN,
stove al the school building
A ID Wells. OF the Natural Gas Com.
paang OF west Virginia. was a busines,
VISITOR here this week.
Henry Darrie and Wiz A.. ~. -.
Iof Mr. and Mrs. Felix Parker.
Mrs. May Jones and N,iss o,,,s.
I'M oerlake were visitors To Wheeiin
the first OF this week d
Lee Wise has moved from the scat.
'eru"y farm into Centervine.
Kay Boles and family. OF shadyside
ar the guests OF a. = Wilkinson
,. niroi. Zuagg. OF 81. CIaIrsvIIIe. will
SERVER a temperance address in IN.
morning. S"u"s
The young Ladies Missionary soc,e,,
cent social on Halloween ~ IN. no,,.
on l. ~ GLADDEN.. Suitable amusement
VII De engaged In and refrcshmenss
J. W. Groves was M Tsenso.., - r..
day ~ on lues'
Mrs. Miles stonebraker and son. How.
arc: were at Wheeling Saturday
rroIi Nina Cay has returned HON.
rom visiting friends at Beilafre
our Temperance Boosters will boI,
me GLOWING meetings next week. Octo
Del -. chestnut Level church: Octobe,
H.. betheI church: October %. Jacobs
purs church. They expect TO hold ,
meeting In Centerville lust before th.
'ie''ioh' nut have not fixed the date.
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SAND HILL

SAND HILL. W. Va. Oct 21.-Ow-
ing TO the inclement weather the at
tendance Saturday evening To hear
the district superintendent preach at
the sand Hill NJ r. church was very
small
The services at 1890 a. m. Sunday
morning were better attended, al
though the disagreeable weather kept
many at home.
All services have been suspended
this week al the Sand Hiu NJ. v.
church owing 10 a break In the gas
pipes being unable TO heat and ligat
the building.
Miss Annie Winters IL spending
several days as the guest OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Hudson Davis
Mrs. Frank Blake and little daugh-
ter. Sara Elizabeth. are now visiting
al the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Samuel Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Davis At
tended the Mooeny funeral az Dallas
Saturday.
Mrs. Merton Winters. woh has been
spending several DAYS with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzsimmons
returned home Friday.
Mr.. Oscar Dague will have y sale Of
October p. Quite a large attendance
IA expected.
Quite a number OF farmers In this
vicinity ahve been 70 Maiorsviile 20
purchase their winter supply OF apples
Among the many are. Mcssrs Albert
Winters. Tohmas Earlewine. Wnbert
Wilson. Hayes Francis. Oscar and
Norman Dague
Miss Johanna Grimes has returned
from the funeral Of her sisterin.Ia,y
Mrs. Allen Grimes. Of Rock Lick. I'm
route home Miss Grimes spent several
days as guest Of her sister. Mrs.. Jerry
Holmes. of Peters Run
Mr. Albert Winters. who has the
contract FOR the erection OF ten new
bell for the NJ y. church. o. no ven.
gaged In the removal Of the damaged
One.
Mr. and Mrs George Phillips. of
Calls. we're the guest sof Mr. and MIS-
Frank Shepherd sunday.
Mrs W. a. Caldwell and Mrs John
Davil we're the gueets ~ their motehr.
Mrs samuel Turner sunday
Mrs. Flem Burt. Of Washington.
~. d the guest Of her daughter. MIRA
w. ~ Turner
Much work r. now being done on
The roads in this vicinity
Miss Leila Comeld spent sunday aa
the guest Of Miss Katherine Earle.
wine
Mrs. Kate uague spent Friday vie.
itlng Mrs George Fox
Mr and Mrs Vs. ~ Turner we're IN
Dallas. saturday. to attend the funeral
~ their cousin. Miss Gcorgia Burt
Dr Louis Conrad ~ Elm Grove
spent few DAYS last week hunting ~
he son ininwE Mr. Thomas Earle.
wine. Ie returned home Friday.
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FINANCE
Heavy Purchases ~ Foreign Countries
Has Had Eject on Foreign
Exchange situation

NEW YORK. Oct 2i.-continued
heavy purchases OF various commodities
and general merchandise In this country
by agents OF several OF the European
countries now at war have become a
decided factor In the foreign exchange
situation. Gables and sight drafts on
London declined again to-day. but rail-
led slightly later as offerings OF bills
grew scarce 81 to-day's lowest quota
tons London exchange was almost four
cents lower 20 the Pound sterling than
In the early days OF the month.
Continental exchange was again purely
nominal. but quotations on Berlin and
Hamburg were lower In this connect
ion IL Is a matter OF general belief in
financial circles that German textile
manufacturers have been among the
largest buyers OF cotton here recently.
hut Just how or when deliveries are to
be made In that country In not explained.
Exports OF cotton to-day amounted TO
over 10000 bales. three-forths going to
British ports. with large eonsignments
TO the orient Thus far this season
total cotton exports aggregate little
more than one-sixth OF last seasons out
now. The cotton pool project assumed
new phase to-day by reason OF a con-
ference IN this city between representa-
lives OF the federal reserve board and
the heads of several financial inEtitu-
tons which are TO participate in the
The feature OF the several markets in
which securities are being offered was
another reduction in the minimum
prices recently nNed for oil stocks. The
stock exchange still has under considera-
ton request for permission for the
sale Of its listed stocks at concessions
from July 30 quotations. The New York
city six per cent notes were I'm demand
to-day at prices only slightly under
their best
Trade authorities fully confirm unof-
hcial reports dealing with the steel in
dustry. Most OF the larger plants have
reduced activities TO so per cent and
many producers continue to make con-
cessions. with the same condition apply
ing 20 pig Iron. Copper demand remains
al low ebb. with cash sales on the basis
OF l1.30 cents per pound.
Time money ranged from elk TO seven
per cent. with the bulk OF the loans az
the higher rate.
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HAMMOCK, OHIO

HAMMOCK. o.. oct. 2f-A temner.
ance rally was held in the churrb on
-anutth afternoon. the house being we'll
arts suiendidlv
some from hcrc attended the nuup.
kin show % Bcilairc last weed
Mf ana Mrs g.. Thompson. OF River.
htnl iodae and r. O. BOYD
numher from here attended Che
.aur exercise given in the church ln
Louisville on sabbath evening"
Lucille Daniel OF sf rIaIrrvfr. d. d.
i.li"r at the home OF her uncle. b. Nf
AmonF those who attended the De.
INhilran mootlug and fo hear Mr. willis
.penk % So ClairHNiile on Monday were
Nfssfs lluer uoudun. niart raldweff
,harlee Lee and families. WIN uovr.
James
hfrheft Lodre attended Strange meet.
inf DOB FluehlnE on Monday ovenirr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

High pressures and fair weather con-
unue east OF the Mississippi with cen
ter OF area over the eastern portion OF
West Virginia
The low pressure area noted for the
past rev days over the northwest and
upper valleys has moved eastward into
ontario. The pressures continue low
however. over the Plateau states. Al.
tended BY showers. showers also con
unue IN the north Pacific states.
Inc Temperatures are moderate IN
practically all sections.
fair weather will continue In this sec
ton over Thursday. with slightly high
er temperature tonight
Local data: Highest temperature YES.
terday. 70 degrees; lowest last night al
degrees. no rainfall.
The Ohio VIII probably continue to
H c. HOWE
Section Director.
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FINANCIAL.
WARRINGTON


MANNfNGTON " Va. oct an
- 'unningham died 81 his home near
hymfr Monday morning az o'clock
Although suffering from a serious
breakdown IN health Tor about n year
from winch there WIS no hopes his
death Just az TINS time came uucx poet.
tdlf 20 the members Of his family. De.
ceased was 80 years Of age. q member
~ me 9uoch Post y. a. r.. who will
have charge 81 the funeral He v4s 1
mHn ol decided opinions and always re-
NArufd a. progressive in matters pertain.
inF Co MS home community
BE a. survived By three sons and
lhfrn daughters Joseph -. a o. AMI
lieniamin. ~ ManninFtou. Mr. Jennie
AstealI 90 WhCCilug. MrH LOTTO cries
81 fairmont and Miss Lutte. nf home
Hls vie preceded him Co the arav,
cight years $50.
Funeral services Will b. held NJ th.
residence fhia Afternoon af o.rfort
Win intcrmcut az che Hvmor Cemetery
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HAY AND GRAIN
WARWOOD
Steam Crane Tears Down wires.

The large steam crane which b. used
~ tne FOUNDATION company iu the build
ing of government dam No %. Jump
81 the track yesterday afternoon af .
clock and ran into large boiler The
SMOKE stack which lE twenty feet in
heieht Tell 20 the rround tearing all
the telephone ana telegraph wires down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

Friends of Mr. and Mr. Trrcv ravs
surprise party IN their honor Foafrf
dav evening at their home on Warwood
avenue. The evening was spent in "a
social way. AZ reasonable hour re-
Treatments were served. Those present
were; Mrs John LaFch Mrs E W
Mincer. Mrs Frank Riley. Mrs Wunt
Mrs. l.. j. Patton and Mr. whitman.
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Wort of rreurfarire fhr National rft >
foW rfeenrod bridge % Leathsrwrna
Tame wna started yesterday nnnrrfnr D.,
iHe AfiHnfir Ulfulffhfr rnnrarv ma
OH Pavement VIII Do covered Win fua
rev nrnrnrnfi zion ard al ~ fhr vnrF be-
sriaE
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FoLIcE covnr sLAnE


ANOTHER blank vas registered ln DO.
joe court yesterday norniur. uhirh nv
tnc way O. not az an unusual TFfr
llrA ~ police court has come Co. De- nn
ITEM in THE city since the exodus af
TIE enlnuu Monday morning rrnrraffr
produces considerable income ~ the
MlnEn- nillonralc crowds usually con-
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oHAHoEs ms NrHp
Marriage license rssusa ootos.r n
Returned 20 Clsrf

rounr NAN presented himself .f
the county Clfrka onlco YESTERDAY with
p nnrfiaFe licruae and asked that be- DO
returned The license wac ieanef Os.
tnher fu John y gchwedn anf Nfas
ifdin ". FISHER. ~ narneavflie So
The return
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SPECIAL TERM
stats Euprsms Court Of Appeals 20 Mold
one nay Session On charisrton
Saturday.

n snecl1l Term of the state efirr-ne
court VII Do held Saturday 40 Char.ra-
ton. according to clerk " W Matthew
VIC i- in ne city attending the aea-
sIoue 81 Che federal court Some varv
luiNuftaut matters viii Do hruurhf 10
TIE attention ~ the court af fhfa time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22
oUARos oN HALF ~
Board Of Control Decides 20 Place
Lookup Keepers on Duty.

The board Of control decided az he
meetine Yesterday morning Co nut
the Old lock up keepers hack 20 work
at half time that is allow each man
a month shin When the Yost law
went into eject the fallinr on m
number of prisoners made the
change necessary. but the office force
has been able 10 handle the wors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct 2i.-Huge export
sales AT rising prices communicated 20
the wheat market to-day an appearance
Of great strength. Finish. although
somewhat unsettled. ranged from f&c
10 &C net higher. Corn closed q. G. Up
and oats with a gain OF iW1Mc. In
PROVISIONS the outcome was 25le TO 5a
decline.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

Monthly meeting or the Loyal uaueht-
ers n the Christian church viii BE- held
tnia evening az I.io u'clock at che hosua
- Nils Mary N0wfoe 1f Nnrth War-
wood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

successfully. and the board fears that
some persons might harm themselves
while empaneled In the lookup ana
feel that it would be- cheaper to en-
ploy a keeper.
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Fourteenth street and Orchard avenue.
All members are urged to be present. as
the afternoon win be spent I'm discuss-
ing matters relative TO the giving OF A
Halloween social on Thursday evening
OF next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

An al daN meofIur af fhe Ladies Ala
society ~ The Lutheran CHURCH uu fl6
held to-day Hf tho home uf nfra Ta0f 10
iryhn. corner Eirnffrufn street bud
llch .nnd avenue. 40 members are
urFef fa attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

Prayer meeting services were held
last evening at 1870 o'clock at the PreI-
byterian church ON Twentieth street
near Warwood avenue The services
were well attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2I.-Butter-Firm
unchanged
Cheese-Steady.
Eggs-Steady: unchanged.
Elour-Firmly held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

This winter Tor thc first time D. ~
Neafe Gee in The Seine river. Francr has
iuterfrrcd wItH the movements N shIr.-
ping nt Nnuen and caused IN infrrrun-
ton in the Immense barge traffic 10
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. oct. 2l-Credit bal.
anees sl45. Runs Is.0s3; average los.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. oct. 2I.-Cattle-
slow; supply fair. Choice s90OdS.25;
prime SS.5OdS.sO.
Sheep-Slow; supply light prime weth-
ers $500 SIS; cuils and commons 81 90
y 500; lambs S5.50q7.SO
Veal Calves-S1O.BO011.O
Hogs-Steady; receipts 10 doubledecks.
Prime heavies $3.50: mediums S7.T5m
ESQ; heavy workers. S7.6O07.75 light
workers. tE.25; pigs $6.50a6.75: roughs
$6.bOG 200.
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Cattle-Receipts $4,000 head: weak.
Beeves $3.50 1885. steers t5.75Gs75:
stockers and feeders S4.9OG7.SO. cows
and heifers $4,000 $40; calves $1,000
100.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head: Arm.
sheep tt.soGs.05: yearlings $3.50 96.5O:
lambs Ss.10dS.75.
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CATTLE
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RESULTS esteruay.
New York IS, Cincinnati 4.
Chicago Is, Philadelphia 8.
Boston 2, Pittsburg 0.
st. Louis 4, Brooklyn 2.
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FE De RAJ
Standing of the Clubs.

Results Yesterday.
Chicago 5, Brooklyn L.
Pittsburg 5, Indianapolis 3.
Baltimore 5, st. Louis 4.
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Fullerton's pitching for Seat
tie yesterday might have hat
something to do with the 7 to ?
everything is told IL was the - :
ers' seven unexplainable errors
that did the work. Andrada start
ed the game, with Boatman TAX
ing the mound later and Jesse
Baker finishing 1t. But neither
of them could thwart the onrush'
of the Giants. who tore off s
hits and seven runs in their SO
times at bat.
James, the husky Seattle third
baseman, got what was coming
to him I'm the third inning when
Umpire Burnsides ordered him
off the field and then called a
policeman to enforce the order.
James Is another bruiser who
wants to injure baseball. He was
sore over a minor decision and
swung thresteningIy up to the
umpire. posing ready for a fight.
Burnsides. it happened, had re-
ceived orders yesterday from
Fielder Jones to stand for no
more foolishness from players,
and James was hustled forcibly
out of the grounds.
McMullin, Tacoma's star play
err, made two awful plays in the
eighth, when he threw wide to
first on Duddy's and Perrine's
grOunders. Boatman did the
same thing twice by throwing the
ball over Vests head in his anx-
iety to catch the runner out.
Killilay's triple I'm the second
was the longest hit of the day. Cy
Neighbors made a splendid try
for the ball, but missed by n
small fraction.
McMuIlin made Taeoma's two
runs. He made the first in the
seventh, after doubling to left,
and the next in the ninth, after
walking and coming home on
Buffers single.
It's tough, but the Jtnx put rs
back into fifth place yesterday,
Victoria getting fourth by a mar
gin of two points. seattle is
again over the 600 mark.
And Ivy Kaufman was sched-
uled to pitch today.
TIMES BOX SCORE.