davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

M0cnc CITY Council Nc. ), Jr. O.
= A N have completed a-ranremeuts
TOT attending the Fourth OF July cele-
orauon 10 oe held AZ Shadyside. Ohio
n~At saturday. The lodge ~il meet
N a body Al their headquarters a. the
AlehAncer building on jefferson ave
nue. on saturday morning a. nine
clock and board special cars for the
ohio town The local lodge plans 10
cop the prime In the big parade 70 be
neld there and all membsrs are urg-
enty requested 20 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
MGUNDSVILLE
LOsston Held to Grand Jury.

william, Vinegar Bill" Logston.
was arraigned before Squire Il. NJ
Lewis yesterday afternoon upon a
charge OF stealing pair OF shoes and
other articles from the livery barn
OF Lem Price on Second street. Log
ston waived a preliminary hearing
and was held 10 await the action Of
the grand jury under a bond OF 81 900.
lie was unable to furnish the re-
CURED bond and was committed TO
jail. LogstOn, IL will be recalled,
tried 70 make his escape from Police
man Miller when arrested and was
shot In the leg. The wound In his
leg Is healing however. and no trou-
Bile Is anticipated from H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
Chimes For ~. chnr.h

u, DIT p. J. Knox. pastor Of the First
VI. r. church Of this city has an
nounced to the Board OF Trusfees ~
me ciNrch that a donation Of nine
large chimes has been made 10 The
church and accepted BY him. The
chimes however will not arrive for a
rev weeks for they must be cast
ana tested and will be shipped here
lrllll edlsteiy upon being completed
The name OF the doner has no, sg
yet been divulged by DR.. Knox.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

don. - ~
The J. Mertz Co. sandusky. hardware
store. $4,000. John Metz
The J. l.. Free Land Co. Cleveland.
Increase from $50 600 to $50. 900
The West Fork Greenhouse Co. West
fark. increase from $4,000 20 500 600.
Ihe Van Sweringen Co. Ehaker
heights' Increase from 100000 TO 81
The National Typography Co, Column
bus' change OF name TO The Universal
Printing co.
Mems and Young Mems Special
Values Straw Hats, e9e. MeFadden's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

he s1lAry has always been s. 300 a
lear The assistant posJrnasters' sal
~ 1As also ben incrsAss-d from 81
- " Wv Per y-zr. The Increased
e-lAries are the result OF substantial
increase In The business cone Al th-
local post once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

All Manufacturing plants. stores.
oanks and other places OF business.
except barber shops will close next
al OF the stores however viii remain
open late on Friday evening 10 accom-
uiodate local persons but will be
closed the entire DAY on the Fourth
be only attraction going on In this
city is the ball game between the To-
cal Eiks ball club and the Wheeling
klks nine. A great crowd Is expected
10 attend this came which viii be
played m the afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
FROM
OHIO
r.ssIassaesr Dsrssz-

David Tod. Of 1Osnxstoun. candidate
Tor ths ksSsbiiean nStsi"S s s,on 49,
scr~, 81 Canton. csndidsts for the Demo
cratic nomination. met ~ chance IN tni-
cry sss h-S P asss,s nS srs 40 ana
each declared the other was Ia for a
defeat IN November. whitacre sstsb-
se snss s ss.ss FT,s,.r z crs~iors %
Adams county. IN charge hs vii MAKE
= tour 81 IN. s,~t. sta -. ~ rsin ~
and viii stay Out until the primaries On
August II.
Although both are Republicans. POST
master ~ ". krumm to-day declared
be would bitterly oppose the transfer %
former assistant postmaster az Toledo.
20 the local postoniee 90 become super-
is,-nssnt Of nails. Ihs place PAYS %
ant since the death Of John Clark some
time AFRO. and krumm says ~ - being
shs, the ONCE ought 10 be given 20
Brooks or some other man connected
with the local Office. krurnm declares
stalled in the position IL for Postmaster
General Burleson Arbitrarily 20 order
thu, he BE- given 70. Rl@ss 1T, hEo's s,,s
have been made 20 Senator Penerens
and Congressman Brumbaugh.
The fifth annual convention OF the
FrAterna order OF Bears to-day elect
ID ths~s Officers:
cincinnati. grand president. Phillip Hon
rage Dayton; grand vice president. l.
q Hot 5g,.T:s ss e sSi; srsnd snsg
guide. r. w. Wiley. Columbus: grand
inside picket. Gust PhniipL Canton;
ION: grand trustees. ouimby Hunt. Can.
Dayton
The Ohio society for the Prevention
O. Tuberculosis AZ = meeunx AZ ONO
STATE University today decided 20 make
90 state tuberculosis sanitarium AZ Mt
Vernon more OF an educational center
- wors. I, is said that the sseeIisn.
hospital plant should be used as train
ing school for nurse.
elected president 70 succeed Or. sam
uel 1giauer, OF cineinnati Other oni-
eson Msth.r 'c ciersisnS de% ana cour, sns
Dinwtddle. Cincinnati. secretary. Robert
q. Paterson. Columbus; treasurer. A. w
Maeksnzle. COLUMBUS. auditor Charles
Directors elected for nve-year trems
are as follows: Or. Louis Levi Cincin-
Dr. a. r. Robbins. chiiiicothe: s. Liv-
ingHton Mather. Cleveland Charles L.
LaMonte and A. w. Mackenzie. Co
iumbus
The juvenile research bureau provided
by the new juvenile law went into oper-
alton In this state to-day. and hereafter
children committed 10 state institutions
by Juvenile judges will he placed under
{. observation 20 determine where they
should he placed and what treatment
should be given them. DIR. r. J. Emer-
ick. superintendent OF the state institute
ion for the Feeble Minded. temporarily
will be In charge.
MANY children who have come into
the juvenile courts have no business in
a correctional institution" said Star J.
Chdwallader. OF the state board OF ad-
ministration In speaking OF the new law.
They may be feeble minded. physically
sick. perhaps partly insane. II isn't gf--
Ing them "A square deal 20 slap them
Into an institution that cannot possibly
beneht or cure them. Were going at
the business Of wiping out delinquency
and curing IL in "A scientific way for the
first time In Ohio's history"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

Fnneral services over the remains
OF the late Dr. y. &. Thomas who
passed away very suddenly last Mon.
Jay shorty after noon were held Last
street al eight o'clock DIR y
KNOX. pastor % the First NJ n
church ohiciated. The remains will
be shipped this morning 10 Rock Hfl.
teW miles back % Bellaire. where
interment VIII be made. The services
were, very largely attended and tho
floral offerings we're profuse and best.
tiful 'N ''""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

ne nearing OF Paul Richmond ron
tractor. who Is charged with ASSAULT
and battery, viii be held this after,
noon before Squire r. NJ. Lewis AT
MS MS ONCE on Tenth street. Attorney
w; A McGlumphy will represent the
J. ID. Parriott will appear as counsoi
Tor the plaintiff. Several witnesses
have been summoned 70 appear al the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
Lady Maeeabees 10 Meet

Unity Hive No. 81. Ladies Of the
Maccabees. win meet In the Barlow
building tomorrow night in regular
semi-monthly session A busy session
u anticipated. and all members are
urgently requested 10 be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

From an reports quite number Of
~ " Mechen ciuzcns will spend their
= curtin ~ Glendale. An elaborate colo
bratton Is being planned for the down
river CITY and monster crowd IL .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
Street Lamps Arrive.

The two large street lamps which
were ordered by the city from the Res
singer Light Company. OF East Liver.
pool, have arrived and will be placed
as soon as possible. One will be put
up At the Ninth street watering trough
while the other will be placed in front
OF the r. & O. hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
Charged With Stealing Horse.

Joe Hartley IS In the limelight
again. this time being charged with
stealing a horse from the livery barn
OF Lem Price on Second street Hart
ley. 10 Is alleged. entered the front
Of the barn early yesterday morning
and secured a horse after which he
went TO the Conner barn several
blocks away and borrowed a saddle
and when caught was at the corner
OF Third street and Baker avenue
lie will be given a hearing before
Squire r. VI. Lewis this afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
BENWOOD
MANY 70 Attend.

Many local BARRIERS, members a
local union No. 257. will attend the
annual outing to be held July % AT
Canton. o. Special trains will be run
from this section. A round-trip ticket
can be secured for one dollar Those
wishing tickets or desiring any infor.
nation in regard TO the outing may Sc
cure same by calling Charles Fox, in
the Fifth ward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
Ohio Incorporation.

The Justus a Parker Co. COlumhus
automobile dealers. $4,000. f. Il. Park
~ Tne Famous faetories or the World
J. Miller.
The Golden Rule Civic and Political
League. Youngstown; w. o. HARPER.
The Ohio Commercial OIL a Gas Co,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

- Gaiy dry dan
dr,lr and n h~arn.
- thick that 10
Gaiesf "a and shovel
plainly My h~d
vAs Amos white
With h. 10 crst>i
ana itchet terrfhl,.
n rot 40 bad I could
hArilN ri ~ ri.ha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

81, Inc several banking institutions Of
ms city closed their books last Tues
Gay evening. closing the six months
ol lhls year thereby. and al showed
that they had done a very GOOD bugf
ness. The Mercantile pankinr 4
trust Company declared semiannual
DIVIDEND OF per cent. the Mound
Llty. Bank declared eemfannual
dividend 81 per cent. the Firet Na
Lonal Hank declared a quarterly . paS
cent dividend. the Marshall County
nans declared per cent quarterly
ldrnd this institution has Maid Tbc
OIiy y County Bank. which oponed
only thirteen months ago. enjoyed q
very prosperous time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

Ny hair neran 70 fall out asd II vas af-lo-s.
II trt>d . bottle %
but Il DID me little good I sa- an adver-
ti-enent o. Cu,ic'lra soap and ointm~nt ~
] --nt for . sample. I applied the CaticSra
Ointment 70 my scalp and frequentiy
thAmpooed my bead With the Cuticur. Soap.
After using one cake q Cutisur. soap and
. hor q Cuticura otntment my had was
cured. Nov I am free from dAndrIr and
my hair Il growing fsigned) Mis- Ida
Ringhocer MAJ Is 1914
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
eenwood Briefs


Orville Cayton. city chemical wagon
driver. was spending his weekly yaca.
uon at the fishing camp down the river
tuted.
William Pendergast. OF Grafton. Is
spending a few days visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
work on the Boggs run road was
suspended yesterday on account OF the
DAY "
d. y. Moran. OF this CITY. will leave
IN Few days for Columbus. o. where
ne expects 10 locate.
Conductor William Johnson. OF the
ran Handle Railroad. was of duty YES.
city IA '"is
Antonio Baccino will leave in a few
West 'Ne
Seyenty,fye thousand dollars worth
OF Union district road bonds were sold
Tuesday by the county court 20 a.
Marshall County Bank OF Moundsvilie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

The McMechen city Council will meet
to-hlght IN the basement OF the Nc
Mechsn hank building In regular semi
monthly session. The session H. NOT %
pccted 10 be en- exceptionally busy ono
out an members are urged to b. present
yelop. ''"s u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
Steak Fuusrai

Funeral esrNtccs over the remain. Of
ne late Frederick Steak. who lost his
~ a. the result Of drowning in IN p
g1hlo rNer At the McMechen dam. sun
usH morning. will be held from the horn /,
OF ms parents on Marshall street this
aLttrnooh the funeral sermon will be
-. . tracey. pastor OF the church Neil
son Lodge A. r end A. N. OF Wheeifne
VII attend In a body and assist in the
Mechen cemetery ~ -"'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

and will likely be held to await the
action OF the grand jury. Prosecut.
lng Attorney ]. ID. Parriott will rem
resent the state in the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
steele Msy Com. aaek-

" y VI steele. who has been tho
nnad or the Insane asylum ~ Weston
lor the past SIX years. has boon given
houce ~ Governor Hatfield thar his
services VII not BE- required after An.
tu-t warden ". J.. Brown has no.
gentlemen are citizens OF this gify ga
county, and many local persons 10.
.fet 70 see them lose out However
" pa expected that Ur. steele will re-.
..rn 70 this city and resume his prsc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
MeMachen Rrtefa.

pected from Moundsville Benwood this
city and other near by cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
M'MECHEN

~ nose choice lots IN the McMechen
Midway are for sale by McCnIIaSh
q REID. Bell phone s92. National
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
Samples Free by Mall

Why not have . clear skim Cuticura
Soap used erciu<ively and Cutic,1ra ONT
ment occasionally Will promote and main
tain clear skin. fr~e rom pirnple. black
beads. redne.s. roughness. rAshes and other
unashtly eruptions Although Cutielra
Soap t2Sc) and Cuticura Ointment (soc
arr sold by druggists every where. a sample
Of each with 32-p. skin Book viii be sent
free upon request Address postcard:
" CuticIrA. Dept. T. Boston"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

me salary ~ the postmaster In
this city has been Increased 500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

last night that the work would be
started to-day. Material will be
hauled 10 the site and things gotten in
shape TO complete the building at the
earliest possible date
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
OPENING DAY GAMES
ARE NOT CRITERIONS
Pennant Winners Well as Star Hurers are Often
Found in Last Column After Lid Has
Been Pried Off,

Baseball dope Is very peculiar
thing. Looking over the major league
openings for the last ten years, one
finds that the Pirates, who In this
time have won only one Nag, have
landed eight of their opening contro-
versies and so have the Braves. who
generally have finished way down in
the ruck. The Maps, also nonpennant
winners. have done splendidly at the
RECKON, capturing seven contests.
The White Elephants, with a record Of
four pcnnants in ten years, have
broken away I'm front just six times,
and the Giants. who have annexed tve
gontalons. have had only an even split
in their pry-on combats. The Nc
GRANTEES. moreover. have been blanked
on opening day on four occasions. SIX
times have the Cardinals had 10 be
content with ono tally In their first
championship contests.
Star pitchers do not always fare well
when real hostilities commence Cy
Young was the twirlcr for the Boston
Red Sox in four OF their openers, and
he was bracketed only once. Joe
Woods record on getaway day shows
ono victory. two defeats and ono tic.
Nap Fucker has gone dbwn to defeat
three times when the championship lid
was lifted. and only once has led the
Superbas to triumph In an opening
game. II was when q. Napoleon was
operating on the mound. In 1912. that
the Giants set a modern record for
runs on the first day of the season by
accommodating eighteen.
A luckless individual at tho start OF
campaigns has been Arthur F'romme,
or the Giants. He worked in three
openers for the Reds and ono for the
Cardinals, and defeat was his portion
on each occasion.
irving Melrose Young ICY, I'D was
delegated three times while with the
braves to pitch the opening battle,
ana on all three occasions he came
through with wins. Once he let his
opponents down with a safety That
trick also has been turned on open
ing day by Walter johnson, the Chal-
mers car winner last season. Frank
Padercwski Smith and George Mullin.
johnson has won two of the three
games he has pitched on opening day.
SO have Jack Coombs Eddie Plank
Howard Camnitz. Adde Joss and Jeff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
TRACK PRACTICE
At UNIVERSITY

charlottesville. Va. March 2s.-Rrerular
spring track practice was begun this week
at the University of Virginia. With the dunl
meet VITA the University OF Pennsylvania
worEinF hard TO get the men IN good shape.
IN" track on lambeth Field has under
zone cNtensire improvements tails spring. q
ne 0rain having been laid under tho whois
OF H. Including tho 80 straIEhtaway. and tho
cntiFe track having bean thoroughly rework-
ed. II VIII hc ready for use hy the end OF
next week. and should b- !n fairly good con-
olt!on Tor the Pennsylvania meet on Aprii 10.
50 FAR no new material OF note haa shown
up. but practically all The strong Indoor
squad e. OUT, many OF which should develop
Into good outdoor men. VirEinia's etrenEth
VIII no doubt 10 especially IN tho middle
and long distance. thu hurdles and tho
weights. and pop" I.ann!Thn may be count
reserta;iyes among the quarter Ini!ers and
sprlnterS.
, wilson nni IIarnlson are devclopln. into
excellent teammates for Captain Breny In
ran 50 fpectacrlarly IN the winter VIII no
doubt better hts ,lrl> Of last year
The outdoor schedule opens Win the meet
with i"unay!EaDia Easter week. The weak
after this two-Inils relay VIII represent
the Orange and Blu, at the Penn Relay
Carnival. and perhaps n or.-rniie team. The
General Athi-tic Association OF thu tJalvcr-
sity has authorized the manaBership 20 take
eight men 20 ;his meet
The southern !ntetcoll. ARE 20 rs
season VIII cud With dual meet with Johns
Hopkins two weeks later.
Negotiations have been In progress some
time relative TO tho Reinstatement o. Nir-
which representations was lost some years
ngO. II the negotiations prove successful, q,
VIII mean better rccorul;!on ot University
OF virginia athletics throughout the country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
ORTIZ STARTS HIS
ANNUAL PRACTICE

Lexington, Va. March os.-Al Ortiz,
.,e "a tonai League umpire, has start
ca Spring training with Lexington 90
inc scene of operations The arbiter
mas come to the conclusion that II IS
JUST as important for an umpire to be
IN FORM when the season opens az the
piayers. Accordingly, he has estab-
iished spring training quarters at Lex
ihgton' where he will umpire the Wash
!hgton and Lee games until the open
ing OF the major league season
Besides officiating, Orth, who coached
the Generals last season. will probably
prove an aid TO Coach Dan, Nlahoney In
inparting some Of his inside twirling
knowledge TO the young pitchers He
VIII not leave Lexington until April IL
for New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
HL JOHN II. HOOPER. Jn.

Yesterday afternoon was really the
opening OF the base ball season tor the
amateurs ot Richmond, as this was the
h-st chance that the boys have had TO
set out on the fields this year 70.
pIaetce. and they certainly did avail!
themselves q this opportunity Every
place where there was room ero,r.h
.oT Two boys % catch J ball Was oc-
cup!ed. and Byrd PARK, which is IN.
rendezvous II the amateurs, was alive
VITA youngsters engaged in getting
ne k!nAs OFT % their arms and legs.
everything Is now IN readiness for
the star; OF the season. and The bows
are anxiously awaiting the decision Of
he amateur commission as 10 whether
they VII! open or the first SATURDAY. in
mex; month O. wait until the second.
ne commission VIII probably meet on
tuesday night 70 settle this matter
ana max preparations fo- the open
.hs parade. which has been g-ea,
feature Q: the season for the bovs
every year, except last year. when H. :
weather was so as 10 prevent !,
Copies Of the 1914 season rules b,v.
been printed in neat little Families
thanks TO James T. pisrrv and bav.
been distributed 10 the presidents Of
inc various leagues, with The REQUEST
that they see that a copy IS placed IN
me hancs OF every manager and -lsyer
~ '''e!' respective leagues !; any
manager or PLAYER has rot received
his COPY. he should call on his pres!-
GENT at once and get one and enlisht.n
himself on the rules.
The commission expects every nlav.r
ana manager to be familiar with tho
rules TINS season, and hopes thar tn.
boys will try and cooperate with ,be,1
IN running the affairs OF the orgau,zs-
non as smooth AS possible so ina, this
season may be the best IN It's his,or,.
James T. Disney. the vice -prcslden,
OF The commission, IS one OF the mos,
enthusiastic men that has ever been
member Of this body. ana has thrown
ms whole soul and BODY in tho work.
giving his" time and using his infu
cnce Tor the bcttermcnt OF the future
CITIZENS of Richmond. Much recrc,
was expressed at the resignation Of
hlinitree Folkcs as Il member az this
BODY, and II is going 10 he q hard mat
Ter 10 ind a man 10 I'll his place
what Is needed on the commission is
member from the Southside. SO thai
an amateur baseball organization that
Is second TO none IN this country and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
LAF AYETTE FINDS
GENERALS EASY

LeXington, Va, March 2S--In tho
tnlrd game of the series Lafayetto
TT%%i!ese defeated the Generals. to ..
terrific hitting OF Young. RiyeS onT
SITc:Eheeren, and the loose fielding OF the
White and Blue inheld. The visitors
SSro.ea III The first second and fifth
frames Ioung's hit for the circuit
:tsnG!Ag Jennings In ahead OF him. tied
me score In The seventh. The Penn
sH!Vetians tailed three times in the
tWelIth, and w and L. was able 10
score only one. that being the result
OF RiNcs's hit for three sacks. fol-
!owea by 1ounE's sacrifice ny The
the series. VI
Score by innings: p ~ T.
Lafayette ! 2o010oo 81 10 .
'" ana T.. % Q . Ol-5 II G
batteri.s: Girrard and Wright: len.
N.Ngs ana nonahue. CInnIre Orth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29
MILLS IS At SEA
REGARDING TEAM

Roanoke. Va, March 2S.-Manager
Mills, of the Roanoke team. is unable
at this time to say anything concern
ing the strength Of his team this sea
son. TO this time but ten Of the play
ers have arrived. but one pitcher being
among them: Commencing Monday
the squad VIII begin hard practice,
working out twice daily Other men
arc expected to arrive here Monday
Those who have reported includes
Goalby, Hummel and Graham, infield-
crs; Moran. Burke and Mills, outfleld-
ers; Wclshcr and Leibs, catchers, and
Pitcher H. Schiehy
Manager Mills said to-day he was
very much pleased with the showing
made by the men, who have been doing
Il little light practice. Roanoke has no
exhibition games scheduled with league
teams. but has three games with col
lese teams, the first to be played Mon
day week.