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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
NAUGHTON DEAD
Famous sporting writer Of the Pacific
Coast Suooumbs to Attack of
Acute Indigestion.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 10 w. W.
Naughton, president OF the San Fran
cisco Press Club dean Of Pacific COAST
sporting writer's. and known the breadth
ni the country. died to-day 81 his home
from heart disease after an illness Of a
fortnight. tie was seized with acute In
digest ton. attended by pressure OF gas
on the heart. after late supper his
condition was recognized immcdiatei,
10 De critical. but the following day BE-
rallied. When his physicians rermitfed
MN TO leave the hospital it was re-
tcNcd he would recover
NauEhton Yves born iu Auckland Nryv
zealand. July 81. 1857 and began bie
career Hs an American newspaper writer
~ lNs6 In san Francisco. NE learned
lhe newspapor business from tho print
er = case up beginning on the New Za1.
land Herald in 1870 In his y,utL b.,
was notable ~ boxer. oarsman. runner
swimmer end marksn. %. and % was no.
uncommon for him 60 win an afbIgtI.. o-
shooting mathc in tn morning. wrtte
ll up 81 noon and pvt his own stor, iu
lNp' during the afternoon For nI4rg
years Naughton specialized ON hos us
contests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
GIRLS TO PLAY
Wheeling and BeIialre High School
Girls Basket Ball Teams To Clash
Thursday Evening.

Thursday evening Of this week the
girls basket ball team Of the local
high school will journey 10 Bellaire,
where they will meet the girls basket
ball team OF the Bellaire high school
In the second game Of the season In
the first game that was played sew
eral weeks ago the Bellaire girls sue
ceoded Ia winning and the members
OF the local team are anxious 90 win
the second game The players who
will make the trip are. y. Taylor. r.
Davidson and y. BOverman, forwards:
n. Arbenz and v. Schwalb. .ceuters:
y. POOrman and v. Kline. guards.
The girls team Of the local school
has made a splendid record during the
basket ball season, having won four
games out OF Eve The following
teams we're played Claysville. shady
side. Alumni and a picked team The
only game that the locals have failed
10 win was the first game with Bell
aire. a good game Is Anticipated for
Thursday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
FAIRMONT Y. NJ. c. A.
VIEWS FOR BIG GAME

Special Dispatch 20 me Inteiusere.-
FAiRMONT. we March r0-Snort-
inE interest Throughout West Virginia h.
noS conferred on the basket Rail situa-
ton and the battle between Fairrnont
=. n e.. a and Wesleyan college. Tor
the slate basket hail Championship. Tho
tUu tcsu1s appear O. Rave equal tific Co
ere chuupiorship az this time fsir-
mont has won nine and Host Tire. games
PLAYED with Mcst Virginia teams thIs
Year. hafing played a.. best teams or
the state
- f-r 90 Wesleyan md FaIru1ont a-s
indl, tdualiy cumtared they ere even
WESLEYAN defeated fuiruout o. Huck-
harmon and fairr1ont ssfDafed Wesleyan
20 fhirmont 10 o. hrlirt I'd the final Ar
rangefueuts FOR tfe third aud dcrtdinr
game vii b. made to-fuurrou The garrlr
wili in ril rrUha hilitf take place Safur-
adf nfgnt OF this week Pour floods are
nov under consideration. They arr
wheeling Charleston and rarkersburE
tn West virginia Tnd tninnfunn fH
frunrt lNauia. Fglrmuut prefers IuIon.
town with Wh~.ling % second choic.
while Wesleyan prefers pnrkersburr
with Charleston - rcccu nd choice What
floor viii b. far llN decided upon Is ur-
-suuV o st-thts time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
POGGENBURG
Defeats hilbvrn In Second Game Of
international Amateur Billiard
Championship Tourney

NEW YORK. March 10 Ferdia-
and foggeDburg OF the LiedefkranZ
society OF this city. holder OF the inter
national amateur billiard CHAMPION
snip title. won the second game Of
ne annual amateur national IS baik
line tournament here TODAY. His Oh
ponent, Eugene l. Milburn o. Mem
PMS. Tenn. made his FIRST appearance
IN the class 4 ranks for national hon
ore Hnd from the twelfth inning until
near the end OF the gamc held a com
handing lead of over 100 points.
which he obtained largely through
me run OF %. the best Of the tourua-
inent 30 FAR. Milburn's PLAYING was
mostly OF the open order and his
weakest attempts we're when ne had
10 resort 20 long shots
Fossenburg could not get the
Fories under control during the FIRST
hatI OF tho game. reaching double H..
ures IN only three innings. The score
STOOD go 10 POS against him az tire
md OF 70 innings. but during the r..
inalnder OF the contest he showed
flashes OF championship cue work. In.
GUIDING runs OF az and g.. which On.
abled him 10 win by 100 TO 8G0 in his
IoIty-ninth inning. The scores:
Poggenburg. 400: average : STA.
high runs. IS. IS. 81.
Milburn, $50: average. attS.
hlgh runs, sc. ~. IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
LAST WORKOUT
eoSers Who Will Participate In the
BRIDGEPORT A. e. Show Tomorrow
10 Get Final Work Today.

This afternoon will see the last
work outs for the boxers who are 10
compete In the big show tomorrow
night at the Bridgeport Opera House
Young" Alexander. light weight
champion OF this state will probably
arrive here today and do his last
training for his<eo with Red" Robin
son OF Ptttsburg. This bout looks
IKE the best event ever staged by
the ID. \. c. and the sale of tickets
point to a crowded house.
The semi -final will be an S-round
go between Eddie Wilmer OF PITTS
hurgh and Barney Mcclure of Johns
town. Pa.
There are two 6-round bouts sched-
uled, the hrst between Kid HOGAN OF
Charleston, W. Va and Joe Gill OF
Bridgeport while the second will pro-
Guce Teddy Murphy OF PITTSBURGH
and Bat Page OF Wellsburg.
The curtain raiser will be a &
round bout between Joe Nelson Of
Moundsville and Joe Basista OF
Wheeling
Joe Donnelly. OF Pittsburgh. con-
sldered one of the best referees in
These parts will he the third man IN
the ring for all bouts.
The first bout viii start promptly
AZ O'Clock and each bout will fol
low IN rapid succession
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
Basket Ball Championship
WESLEYAN COLLEGE
TEAM is CONFIDENT.

sfecllf rdrrafrh o. trr frtriIzanee-
kICkHANNON ". Va Mach n
The state championship al ba-ket-
hall nov lies undoubtedly between
Wei virginia Weslayau college and
be Fairmout Y A. a. A. o. Fairtnonf
N~~i-ysn has the undisputsG collier
s'e championship and an equal cain
Nith Fairmont on ths chnmpion-niu
ln al classrs. and these fuo teams
~W rect sOmsNhore in West vi
Stnia Friday Or Saturday night Of the
Pretc~t verk - play on the TO nov
eHixttus Wesleyan IA. won ei1hf
and l1-i 40 game- played with the
oer cstete and independent teams
N Wctr Nireiula and Falrmoat has
~on etshf snd lost three Games
PisLed ~sA the same class Of cams
There IS cousldersb be specuis4ion
as 10 where ths e~ttding game ~M
se PLAYED. Unioniown. Pa. vas FIRST
considered ami thon dropped while
PsrkersbOFg VII -iine and Charles
Ton have al come IN TO- considerl-
ION. The chances nov fsvor Charlie
ton ior the game though nothing las
a. vet been dscid~d Fslrmonf VII
not dsree 10 play the deciding kane
on Wesleyan's fOor n BucEhannon
and Tho same condition e~istz ae TO
wesleyan playing on the armory fcor
a. FairmOnt \ definite decision will
b" reached In the matter tomorrow.
probably and some one Of the three
ioWns named will Witness basket.
ball classic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
LINGY TEAM
SEASON CLOSED
'11 sHaanr n1 4 s2 = s 2 nnRni In
Prom Poor Beginning, Improvement.
Vas nAdo Until school Stood
Among Best IN This Line.

The haskei ball season at the LinsIy
closed March 8. ana the players are en-
joying Breathing spell OF a week. be-
fore beginning baseball The past sea
non has bro tght forth several stars and
the team hat shown consistent develop
son.
owing % = late star! In beginning
practice. Lintly was handicapped by lack
81 team WorA BY constant practice this
has been ovefcomc nd Linsly has rapid-
~ FORGED &C. the Don't and is now re-
.9gnized as being able to hold her own
cinity.
OF tho nine men who make up tho
n ,ht team squad four had never played
men az the end OF the season gives
promise OF a che mpionship team next
year In spite OF The fact that four men
viii DC lost by graduation.
The SUMMARY. below OF individual
points shows what part OF the to-
number Of points each player contribu, :
inside Of the game this conntin nS ~ inc inc
diyidual points means absolutely moth
ms 10 The coach. n players value to
TO catch and pass the ball. TO eliminate
All personal desires for point gaining. To-
saeIlhce himself 20 the end that the
team work shall be bettered.
The guards IN basketball. as the line
men IN Football, are the men who make
.letorles possible. who prevent defeats
winning forward. the guards hold n murb
more 1iHicult position as he must pre-
vent the opponents from shooting. oh
wards. W '''' i''
one OF the most favorable things that
an be said about the Linsly team A.
mar mere were none OF the so-called
stars among its members. Each piaver
showed the true LinSiy spirit OF SELF
sacrinee 70 team work and the result
Tor one" system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
EAST LIVERPOOL
Will Be Next Attraction for Local
High Sehool-Gocd Basket
ball Game Promised

The Wheeling high school basket
ball tossers will play a game with
the East Liverpool high school team
Friday evening OF this week at East
Liverpool. Several weeks ago the
local team defeated the East Liver.
pool aggregation and now the up
river lads are anxious to win their
last game Of the season from the
old Gold and Blue throughout the
entire season the East Liverpool
team has lost but two games No
doubt the contest Friday evening will
prove interesting between the two
teams. as both( squads are anxious
10 win.
Saturday evening the high school
team viii meet the Bellaire high
school aggregation in the local Y. NJ
{. a. gymnasium in what no doubt
VIII prove "A very interesting and ex.
citing contest between the two
schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
SEASON OPENED
Motorcycles club Holds Meeting and ne.
cideg 90 Have Firut hun Of
Season Hert sunday.

a meeting OF the wheeling Notorcv.
.'s club waa hold 90 The club rooms LAST
evening Matters of business were take
600 UU 40 fHI. meeting the aurfIraf .uu
fur mrmIrraf Iu ~ several tHudIdafra
were hruurIf before The club one can.
H.IHfH. DO Douglass. was taken in ard
several more applications received The
matter OF HnIHIuI run sunday was
ftE.u uu and met with general favor
NO definite point has na Frf been dfUff-
rI Uu. nuf If ia likely that long run
uIN Dol held Hr fnIe Will Ho tho fr.f
Hf fUr HfHHnu. Plans Tor getting mem.
nnra and other waffrrH pertaining CO.
fNr Uu.IurH. ~ tho CLUB were taken ur.
H Tow days fur tho purpose uT making
....uErwHrfa Tor tho Decoration uHf
rum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
BEGIN PRACTICE
Washington 2 Jefferson coiiea. BASE.
ball Players VIII Start into Work
Monday Under Coach

Special UIrrafrf fH fTa frf.ffI...ar..
WASiIlNGTON Pa. March DO
Do date Tor tho initial practice of
mo Washington and Jefferson b4rp.
halI candidate. Orilfnal.. .rf rlr
tuesday. bias hc'n poo back until most
Monday OF tlr .Irlrsfion OBJ. toaru
.opnl Lowe. of Detroit lu IrIfrI
from Coach Lowe. sent fp r4-t ..,
JACK -'hvah. specific direction. vr.r
-lNrn. Ilo urlra captain srnvab f0
tINr OBJ" rsnd dates lots OF work
nandI 'nr hunia. with al much b1ffir-
H. in" limited quarter Ur tho rasr
nero The men win practice vIU nor
il Lowe informs captain -rhv4h
In,f no. VIII expect fn. players fr hr
npi only in good phy steal shape but
In t1Od scholastic sfardinr ar y..it
Wake it plain, hC says. that n0 man
mas Die position cinched until Ioop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

II.. u.r has H dITu.HI.anf rH'iHr
II.r cat drinks che richest OF cream.
ID. course che spends many ri dollar
'u hate that are simply ri dream
She always bUNa fruit out off season
And rHmH of fNr rHHfIIH"I Kind.
THnIr very expense Ie fna reason
|.HI fN... THINGS appeal fH H.r rHIrH
I'IurH fn" Uu. l..r UIEH| h. UHNIn..
"N. looks Uu WI.H H.1rI|..f ...rr
h.I rHfIa "H. IH"f u.w .Ir |. Irr
IHt .TfIur .Hr. Ur boz corn
-sra.r y .tIr.IIg in Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

a meeting ~ fhf capfaira of d. .
Two teams Iu tne Third prrshrtar.4l.
church Men Bible riae. wa. held
IaHt evening at the church. forfIh.r
with number Of tho mrmLrr. r
ih" Teams. and buttons were diafril.
uatrd and plans gone into in detail flr
Tho remainder Of The ramuaIrn wbirr
lHefe Tor three more weeks
be Glaze contest bias resulted Ir
IOubliua inr attendance of the tfa.e
in one week and an interesting con.
test ie on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

nrming the oner OF composition and
directing the trustee. NJ. J. Cullinan. to
tuTh over To the bankrupt the property
10 his hands as such receiver ana IN
NE statement OF his account with
the court.
Judge Dayton returned TO Philippi
Monday from Richmond. Va. where
ne attended the United States circuit
court Of appeals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
ALL COLLEGIANS
Benwood Team Defeats Quintette of
Bellatre School. AZ Basket BAH
Last Might.

The All-CoIcgtans. OF Benwood de-
fcated a team selected from the faculty
OF the Bellaire schools. In an exciting
game OF basket ball played in Bellaire.
last night. by the score Of ~ TO &c. The
game was close from whistle TO whistle.
The first half ended &c TO II. in favor of
the All-Collcgians. and In the second
period each team made Il points.
Last nights was the first defeat Of
the season for the Bellaire professors.
and by winning. the All-Collegians
maintained their record OF not losing o.
game this season. Tho latter team was
somewhat weakened by the absence of
Riggs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
OFFER OF COMPOSITION
CONFIRMED BY JUDGE

In the bankruptcy matter Of Harry
l. White, Main street merchant. an
order was entered in the Federal
court yesterday by Judge Dayton. con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
Totals. ..56sl Totals -
Individual Records.
5ELLAIRE WINS OVER
BENWOOD GRADE TEAM

The Belaire Freshmen class basket.
ball hve defeated the Eighth Gradc.
OF the BenwoOd school. at the gym in
the Center Benwood school huilding
last evening by the score OF % TO 20.
FOLLOWING Is the lineup OF both
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
NEW MEMBERS RECEIVED.

A meeting Of the X. O. G club OF
the Third Presbyterian church was
held az the church pariors last even
ing and two new members were tax
IN into the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

The team won S675 in prize money
and with the other prize money car
ried OF by the individuals. the total
purse amounted to about $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
IN MEMORIAM.
Ho nHnfanllr ~

So long. old pal. but ere they Law
Your mortal sholl beneath the sod.
These lines ! pen and wish them
wings
To WAIT your soul before your God.
ms sting, old pal. that they call
Death.
lias struck into my very soul:
Ny heart cries out 10 Him on High.
Wait til this message gains the
goal
Please God. ops wide Thy gates OF
pearl
CAN herald angels from TIE blue.
mere comes unto Thy fold this day
one % Thy soldiers. tried and true.
Judge him. o Thou who Enowest an.
vs. men judge men who play the
game.
Tie played % square from post to post.
we place no marks against his
name.
When DO seeks entrance 10 Thy fold.
Among the many msnsloned there.
Extend Thy hand and guide him on -
Hear Thou. % God this forvout
prayer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
BelIaire Freshmen.

The features OF the game were the
playing OF MOrningstar for Benwood
and OF Wagner Of Bellaire.
Tine OF halves. 20 minutes
Referees. Rider. Benvood: J. War.
ner. Bellaire.
Alaska was bought from Russia I'm
1857 for 1920. 600.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
REFEREE DIES
Edward n. Mcbride, Famous Sporting
Man o. the East Parses Away
Refereed Many Bio Prize Eiahts

Belatcd word has Just been received
81 this city OF The death OF Edward II.
C'llotspur } Mcbride. last Thursday
morning. - Buffalo. y. Y.
N0tGpur was one OF the best
known end most highly respecie ed
sporting men IN the east lie was the
third m~n n The ring in many OF the
most important fights decided in the
east. Ills decisions have often been
the cause Of worlds championships
Changing hands. lie was prominent
ly mentioned to referee the Johnson
Jenries battle at Reno. He was one
o. TOE Official referees appointed by
the New York state boxing commits
SION.
Mr. Mcbride has been sporting cdi-
tor % the Buffalo Enquirer for some
years. and has been recognized as an
authority on all sporting matters.
especially boxing The following lines
arc from The pen OF one Of his many
Buffalo admirers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

Goals from Foul-Maicr. 4: Helm. 6.
kcferCe-Duffcy.
Timers-Proudy and Cochran.
Time OF halvcs-2O minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11
Ne are now
showing our

New Spring line Of
made to measure
Shirts.
Come in and look
them over.
All Winter Suits and
OverCCatS at
A OFF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

Goals from fteld-licim. . Noel.
Stradcr. ]: Maier. ?: Welsbach. &: Nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-11

To-righfs Games.
Warwood vs. March Zig Havanas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-07-07
Moving the Lawn.

Grass should be cut "long," 80 that
the roots will be protected after the cut
ting. This means that the lawn mower
should be set just as high as it will 60.
Lawns should be cut frequently, furth-
or advises scientific landscape garden
or, and in ordinary cases where the cut
tings are normal they should be left
where they fall, Notwithstanding the
contrary opinion of the energetic person
who follows up his cuttings by raking
with an iron rake. Lawns should never
be raked with an iron rake, except to
prepare them for the sowing Of grass
seed, for such raking harrows up the
soil. Neither should they be swept.
II the diligent caretaker OF lawn
must follow up the cutting by some
other operation, only a wooden rake
should be used, and this should be EN-.
ployed carefully 80 as not to disturb
such of the grass clippings as have sift-
cd down around the roots. These grass
clippings that settle around the roots
afford them very important protection
and will do much to keep the lawn ir
fine condition when there Is lack OF rair
later in the season, for they will holG
the moisture and act ss shield from th'
sun. In fact, the grass cuttings are gen
orally needed about the roots, anc
should not detract from the looks Of the
lawn, for they soon shrivel, dry up, and
work their way down, 80 that they arr
no longer noticed. Grasses are naturall!
cool climate plants and are liable to be
harmed by the hot sun about the roots
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-07-07
NOTICE.

Within six days following such events,
parents shall report to the clerk OF their
city or town the births or deaths OF their
children; householders shall report every
birth or death happening in their houses;
the eldest person, next Of kin, shall re-
port the death of his kindred; the keeper
of a workhouse, house Of correction,
prison, hospital, almshouse, or other in-
stitution, and the master or other COM
manding officer of a ship, shall report
every birth or death happening among
the persons under his charge; and
parents and other persons enumerated
in this section shall not DO absolved from
the duty OF reporting births until the
names Of the children have been given to
the clerk of the city or town In which
the births occur.
(Section 25 of Chapter IS of the Laws
of Maine 1907 2o29
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-07-07
You and Your Farm.

When you 60 to look at q farm with
view to buying 1t, there are certain
things you want to know, things thai
cannot be known when the earth is Gov
cred with snow; for that reason you
like to 90 In summer or in season
when the earth is bare and you can SET
the crops az they are growing.
But you are not buying farm to-day
neither are you selling; you just want tc
keep the old place and make 1t the fines
spot in all the world. How can you de
1t with your own hands and the meanl
at your command?
Plan that you will do something at Il
every single year. II you lay out toe
many jobs for any one season, you may
not get them all done and will become
discouraged. The house this year, th'
barn next year, the granary another
year, and so on; and then work to tn,
plan the very best you can.
In everything call your Best Counsel
lor into your plans.
Next to Him, never forget the wife
She will think Of things you may not
Even the young folks will be glad h
have share In the planning, and Ger
tainly their help will be worth every
thing In carrying out projects.
Then don't work too hard. Many
man has broken himself down gettint
ready to live, and never half lived Afte
all.-Fsrmer Vincent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-07-07
lnsxhau austibis Rome.

Rome Is wonderful" said a man n.
miliar with the historic city. "Rome -
inexhaustible. There Ii q story that
describes Rome well.
"The pope was giving audience. he
said to a lady IN black:
"'How long have you been In Romer
"Three weeks the lady answered.
s'Ah,' said the pope, then you have
seen Romer
"And he turned to an American mer'
chant and asked:
"'And you. sir. how long have 700
been in Romer
"Three month"; the American ~
piled.
"'You, then, have begun to sec
Rome" said the pope. And be Dsxt
accosted an elegant woman with gray
hair.
".How long, madam. be asked.
have you been herer
"Three years. the woman answered
"The pope smiled fainty.
"'You,' be said. have not yet begun
TO see Rome New York Herald