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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09
STEAMSHIPS
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Order of Publication.

Order of Publication.
cc', s'ele OF West Virginia Ohio
In the circuit Court Of ohio Commit,
My.t virginia. july Rules. isit.
4 } Howard. who sues1
Tor himsslfsand all other
FuT6ses csm % re' Carr
PEBBLES rStum. L.. J. In Cb,,c,,y
SAY IA, 4 ;. List. William
NJ Carr. :. NJ. Noyes.
Carr Furnace Company
aud Wheeling steel cast
The object of this suit IL to rcouir.
the directors Of the Carr Furnace trr,,-
psny. PEBBLES Tatum. 4. J. BaVha :
List. William NJ. Carr and = NJ. Moves
20 account 20 the Carr Furnace COM
PAM and restore TO ~ forty thousand
dollars Of the capital stock Of he AZ,
steel Casting Company now Wheelin.
steel Sastins Company. owned by the
Narr furnace Company. and further 20
require said directors to account 10 san
Carr Furnace Company for certain
Ioysities due from the Wheeling steel
casting and for certain other pToperty
aud also To- obtain a receiver Tor tbc
snid Carr Furnace Company. a corpora
And a. appearing from nm sfcda,t,
MED In said cause at these Rules thai
the defendant William NJ Carr a. NOT
resident OF the STATE Of West Virginia
and he not having b,en served with
process In said suit. on motion OF The
plaintiff by John A. Howard and J. III.
hitz. his attorney. this order Of publI-
cation ~ entered agDinSt him. and II
ordered that the saia defendant -aoye
named be and he H. required to appear
Mithin one month after the date OF The
hISt publication Of this order and do
what - necessary TO protect his inter
ests. IL Is further ordered that this
order be published and posted as re
quired by law.
Witness. John l. Kingdom. clerk Of
our said court. at the court house OF
said county, this kth day Of July. 1914
TO wit; July Rules. 1914
JOHN l.. kINGHORN, Clerk
Published the first time July 3. 1914
Attest.
JOHN l.. KINGHORN. Clerk
John \. Howard ant j. NJ. Ritz attor-
neys TOR plaintiff tulys-is-23-3g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09
Started to Raise Fund.

II. 5. Sands. OF Buffalo District WIN
proposed TO the county Court. on Mon
DAY TO raise $1,000 for the purpose of
having the roads of the county sur
Neyed and road map made BY an
expert; II the county court would give
me balance OF the $270G necessary for
morning on the task OF raising the
$1,000 Before starting he secured tho
statement from the County Court that
they would give 500. and armed with
IL started out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09
Stakeholder s Meeting
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING


4 special meeting 81 the st0cEhSidort
OF the Wheeling steel a Iron Company
VIII b. held at the companys Office
building. corner Main and South Streets
on Friday. July ~. 1874 At 200 O'CLOCK
=. m. To- take action upon resolution
TO increase the capital stock % the corn
pany 70 $1,000. 600. also n resolution to
amend the bylaws so a. TO increase the
membership ~ the roard or Directors
and OF the Executive Committee. also q
resolution nutHurizing tho purchase OF
the property ~ the Wheeling sheet 4
Tin Plate Company also resolution
recommending the sais or a portion or
the treasury stock. also any and an
other business which may come before
the meeting.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
WIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09

Nick Lucas, formerly employed at
the Palace Theatre. but now with Mrs.
!. ID. FELTON,, at Akron. Ohio. is visit
ing friends In Wellsburg for a few
days He reports that Mr.. FELTON, "a
doing fine in his new business IN
Akron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09
WANTED Female Help
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LOST.

LOST thursday evening In the h a -
station. Wheeling a brown Leather
hand bag, containing small sum ~
money. ladies' hunting case gold watch
MIN monogram =. q l.. on one side and
date on the other. Letters addressed 10
owner and number OF small articles
tease return 20 Mr.. William Herald. a.
csiNe reward 80,
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VIII MANAGE Pool aoon

A. w. Rignor. Jr. will be the new
manager of the Palace Pool room To-
Gated in the second floor OF the Pal
ace Theatre building. The new man
agement will take charge immediately.
Mr.. Rignor is a popular young man
and should make a successful man
ager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09

Paul, the young son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Shaeffer hurt his foot while
wading in Buffalo Greek several DAYS
ago and blood poisoning has set In
t sNins MN a great deal Of
pain although he is getting along
nicely.
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Close Buffalo District

The Brooke County Board OF Equa-
hzaton and Review. are working
every day on the books OF Buffalo dis
trict. and will close them within the
scheduled time OF nine DAYS. The
work In Buffalo district is almost
completed. and on Friday morning.
the work on Cross Creek district
books will be taken up. number OF
persons called upon the Board and
mad their claims adjusted. from the
district, and the Board made sew
eral visits to Bethany and other parts
of the district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09
HOTEL FRONTENAC

hOIEL fRONTENAC I've 100 1Se Va,
Between the two famous piers central a.
All attractions: modern. high-class hotel
as good as the best: capacity 25a viii
maEc, very special terms Of SIS SlO
si2-5o. 1850 up. Including large ocean
rooms. metal beds. elevator baths
phones. superior table. with white ser
wee tahle supplied erect from farm:
pure water. sanitary plumbiIs- porcnrS
overlook the ocean and boardwalk
bookiet. W. r. WATTS.
tu-l5-26t
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SEALED PROPOSALS
charfa and Ofhrr WhnlanaIh naalarn

h0ticc % Mnpufaotufers. Sobbsrs, Msr.
GIANTS and Other WholssaIs Dealers.
%OTIfE rs HEREBY sIEFN wrat
the state Hoard q Control o. TIE =t-ts
Ct West virginia Hill receive bids daf,v
a. its office ~ Charleston. Vest girzinlA
Tor fut nfshiug SUPPLE for tire .evrrnI
State Institutions. the financial manage
ment ~ which o. vested n said Rofsd
tonfrrctg viii he AWARDED % the lowest
tiddCr~ quality ruus34ared aud othnr
things being equal. Wras VIRGINIA 81.
era VII 90 given preference
iiaW ~ supplies NEEDED Vill b. fur.
riafeI bidders on recent Of rfnuoafa
stating tine lire ireued
STATE HpAFD Or CONTROL.
~ ~ chs -iestcn. West Virginia.
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The ss., M.aIeln. In Ii. VOL

49, WeulelNc ~ t0e word.
Ny little Eirl had dysentcry very
bHd. THOUGHT she would die Cham.
herlain Collie. Cholera and parrhoca
Remedy cured her and ] can truthful
" say that ! think 30 % the best medi-
cine IN tho world. writes Mrs VIII
am Orvis. Clare. Mich. For sale BY
al dealers ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09

Tin plate imports into the United
states fell from 1876. 900 900 pounds in
1902 TO $500 900 pounds in 1872.
while the quantity exported increased
from $500. 900 pounds In 1902 TO 1872
600 900 pounds in 1912
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09

Lots in our New Addition be-
tween Elm Grove and Triadelphia
are now ready for the market. The
only lots AZ reasonable prices in
the "Out-the-Pike" District. Call
az our office or AZ our store al Elm
Grove and see Plat. Terms 70 suit
purchaser. We also have some
four room apartments with bath
for rent at moderate prices"
FOlmer- ROmine Co.
800 Chapline Street. City.
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FOR SALE

fOH SABE-glitrr ,ypcwritcr. good con-
dition. "a. y smith eos gcTr-uiha-n
bach Eide. Rel saw. Natl 7sO-M
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FOX RENT

.->~~-~~----~-~~~~~-~~-~
FOR RENT IN NEW FIREPRooF
SEVENTH FLOOR. wHicH Wit
BE DIVIDED FOR OFFICE or
oIHES BUSINESS PURPOSES. THE
ROOF AND TENTH FLOOR, SAY
1900 SO. Fl, RENTED TOGETHER
" DESIRED. JAMES /. HAWIEY
1o65Is MAIN STREET
TOR hENT-Nicc apartment house 81
TOUR large rooms, private bath and fin
ished attic Fine location. cor. Eor and
SlNteenth streets. Enqufre on the prem
ises or call Bell phone 103s-w. ty--li
TOR HENT-Four rooms. bath. finishsI
attic. laundry. Second floor 2ate Chan
lne st. Possession august LIST r. 4
Jackson. Bell 9S9 Wig: Natl 81 T.. V.
Jy-3-l
ron RErT-FNrniahed rooms ana
boarding at No. 1857 Main street PIT
vete family. Address Rooms" care Ia
I.-lE.ne.r. jy-i-tf
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SUMMER RESORTS.
AURORA HOUSE
LOCH LYNN HOTEL
Mountain Lake Park. Md

Nov open Table unerrelIcd Good
music, competent dancing teacher.
Write for booklet
T.. % e. LIST. Proprietor
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THE WILTSHIRE virginia .yenue
view capacity $50. private baths. Run
nlhg water in rooms: elevator. music.
Special Slzso. NJ weekly. $3.50 daily
open all the year. Booklet
SAMUEL ELLIS
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GRAND ATLANTIC

situated on the highest point or
ground ia Atlantic CITY. most con
Neniently located and In easy reach
OF all piers ana amusements Cana
city over sec. one Of the largest
noteis m the resort Every nrst class
hotel appointment Fresh and sea
water baths. large cool rooms. open
surroundings. extensive porcheS
bail room. orchestra. elevator to
street Unsurpassed table and serv-
ice. American and European plans
special American plan. Sl2s0 up
weekly 3 50 per day up Booklet.
W. y. SHAW, formerly Hotel iro-
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The Lexinu,0n

The Lexington A AVE- a,o,, . Pacific ,s
tennis courts adjoining Beach. only
noteI Nnerc guests may 20 frcrn house
TO surf IN bathing atttre ,githont s.tno
suees. which is prohibited. Care ~
bathing suits and use Of bath houses H.
tIet running water in robins. private
naihr. Tango parlors. orchestra: 81 30
and ~ daily. g 10 Si7 SO weekly. Am
erican plan. White service HooLlet
FAIL 9. ROSEcRANs Me-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09

Everybody. Munseys. Century.
Harpers, North American Review.
Vogue. Popular. Peoples. March aud
April Fashion magazinpa.
Books and Stationery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09

Best Located Popular Price Family
Hotel In Atlantic City. N. j.
NETHERLANDS
New York Avenue. so yards from Board
walk overlooking lawn and ocean.
capacity 800. Elevator. private baths
running water
NEW FEATURES;
LAWN TENNIS COURT
TANGO DANCE fLooR
bathlnG from Hotel. free shower baths
Rates = 50. SO. Sl250. si5. $3.50
weekly. 81 up daily. American Plan
Write for free booklet and points OF
interest in Atlantic CITY.
AIGtST RUHWADEL. Pronrietnr
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HOTEL NEW ENCIAND

sol TT CAROLINA AVE and Beach
lTlNate baths. runniuE water IN rooms
elevator 70 street level Fine porchea.
capacity. 300. Special rntes Hookies
BRIAN a WILLIAMS
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HOTEL MAJEsTICvirsinla Ave

center or attractions. Ocean view. Re
novated throughout. Capacity 400 Fie
Nhtor. PrlNate baths. White service etc
Up dly. Bklt. NJ A. SAITH
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order of Publication
ne state OF West Virginia nhf,
County. -. s"" Univ
IN the circuit Court % Ohio County
49, Nirg july Rules. 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
MAN PUTS OUT L0VIBOND
Young Yale Player Surprises
on Edgemere Courts.

Alrick X. Man jr. OF Yale. was the
bright particular star Yesterday Al 1he
annual invitation lawn tennis tourna-
rnent Of the Edgemere Tennis CLUB.
he won all three Of MS matches IN the
singles, advancing 20 the hfth round
and moved down MS opponens ny SUI
perior speed.
The rain IN the morning raised havoc
with tho courts and only three we're
in condition 10 be played upon. slow
ing I'D the wedding out process. A tu'
dav will start this morning and before
sundown the field should be materially
reduced.
Corwin, al 81, 90, using deep drives
n keep his opponent in the back or me
court IN the third round the 4aie
man took the measure Of Benjamin Vi.
pbiilins AZ 6-3. 6-1 Man kept ms
onnonent constantly on the run by ms,
cieve~ placing. In the fourth round
he former New England champion met
and defeated Arthur ". Lovibond' VINO
had put him out Of the same tourna-
mont last wear. Lovibond's steadlnes5
did not trouble Man who smashed ano
drove his way 20 victory a. %, O..
Abraham Bassford. jr.. created sur
D-iso in the third round by deIcatnG
r. J. Leonard, the former Harvard
nlaver 81 e-4. g. 3. The Hartsdale
man broke UP Leonard's game by ms
unwavering steadiness and his aDl'l'y
10 rlaco mis- lobs accurately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
OverWhelmS StearnS at
36-HoIe Play for the
BuCkwOod Trophy.
DEADLY PUTTING IN
AFTERNOON ROUND
His "a the Best by an Amateur
This SeasOn-LOSer Says
He Is HOOdooed.
Ry Telegraph 20 The Tribune 2

Shawnee-on-the-Delaware July %
Keeping up the same calibre Of golf
tina, has marked practically all his
rounds for the last two weeks, Reginald
s. Worth ngton. Of the home orga1iLa-
ton. defeated John y. Stearns. Sd. Of
Nassau, 8 up and TO p ay. in the thir-
~ hole final OF the Shawnee Coun-
try Club invitation tournament to-day.
This makes the second leg on the covet-
ed Buckwood trophy for Worthington.
and If ne wins it again it will become
his personal property
In talking 10 a number Of friends
after the match. Stearns said that it
began 20 look as If ne were under a
final round hoodoo for TO days con
test made the third consecutive tourna-
ment i'm which ne has lost in the de-
clslve stage. Some one then suggested
that the Nassau player might in future
be known as "Runner-ur Stearns."
Except for brief period during the
morning round Worthington alwsys
looked like winner. The North and
South champion drove the longer ball
from nearly every tee. This was espe-
cially so after luncheon. when ne had
his stroke timed TO nicety.
After taking 80 10 go out, Worthing-
ton never missed put that was any
where near the hole. At the sixteenth.
in the presence Of large gallery, he
laid his mashie shot dead and won with
. He completed the homeward jour
ney ia "a. getting a - for the round.
which was the best round made by an
amateur here this season.
Stearns got into trouble frequently
through pulling his tee shots. and he
tween rounds he practised driving for
MALT an hour. Worthiugton always neld
the upper hand during the afternoon.
and probably would have won even
more decisively had II not been for
stymies laid by his opponent or ne
sixth and seventh greens.
TT, .o rid rafIcu.z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
MORETTI WINS A WHEEL
Beats Cavanagh in Match ut
the Motordrome.

C9sar Moretti won his match race
wi-b Frank Cavanagh last night az the
Brighton Beach Motordrome. taking
two straight heats.
The heats were az two-thirds o.
mile each. and, once in front. the ltal-
,sr never LET the result ~ doubt. lie
rad great respect for Cavanagh 3 speed
and rode his best once they started
g,ur.ing Cayanagh was completely
IN both heats.
Nore,ti jockeyed around. Cayanagh
until the last half lap. and, taking
lead Of SIX lengths. held ~ with IRE
roendous burst Of speed hnIsh'Hg
Wore,ti again took the jumg on ms
~.,sl I'M the second neat. The ior-
eiooer took the rear position untii d"
,h1,d n Lap from home. when no shot
90 .be front with lead 81 TOUR
Ie,g,hs Cayanagh tried desperately
., ra,cb him. but the speed Of More'u
"a. TOO much for him. the Italian
cro.sing he line eight lengths To me
good .,... ,,.,,,,
~ ,ionipg the professional point race
~ tbree heats. - one mile each. lV'r
f..,son waz second. with ten points
pobby Spears third. with SIX points
I'D Joe Fogler fourth. win -FOUR p"'h''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
Field NarrOws to Nc
Loughlin. Williams, Muir
ray and Johnson.
VETERAN TEAM GETS
VICTORY IN DOUBLES
Hackett and Alexander Dispose
of ClOthier and Gardner Al
ter Exciting Struggle.

Boston. July 25 Maurice L. ". Nc
Loughiin. r. Norris Williams. I'd, X.
Lindley Murray and Wallace T. John
son are the four men left IN the Long
wood singles championship lawn ten
mis- tournament They vii. face each
other IN the order named tomorrow
on the turf courts OF the Longwood
Cricket Club 20 decide who shall 20
into the final round The winner Of
mat last match Will challenge William
VI. Johnston. OF California. holder Of
the Longwood singles cup.
In the fourth round OF the Eastern
doubles championship the veteran team
Of Frederick b. Alexander and Harold
H. Hackett won notable victory IN
disposIng of William J. Clcthier and
G.. p. Gardiner. jr.. a. s. 8, s +,
6. 63
The interest Of the big crowd was
divided evenly between the tourna-
ment players and the appearance on
the side courts Of the English Davis
Cup team. J C. Parke. 4. II. Lowe. A.
4. f. Kingscote and T. VI. Mavrogor-
dato The foreigners engaged m prac-
ticc. Parke and kingscote playing on
one court while Lowe and MavrOgor-
dato tried out the turf on another. All
the Frgishmen expressed themselves
as well pleased with the quality OF the
Longwood turf They will practise
mere daily until the time Of the final
round Davis Cup matches with the
winners OF the Australhsian German Sc
RES at Pittsburgh.
Mclaughlin was hard pressed 10 win
IN the inal set of his match against
!. :. Dabncy. OF Boston. After tax
ing the first two sets at 3. s .,
Mclaughlin let up, with the result
that Dabney, playing with great speed.
ran into q lead Of > games TO in the
third set
Then the fiery haired Mclaughlin,
realizing the seriousness OF the coca
sion. Sprang again into his peerless
stride. lending crashing smashes into
Dnbney's court and drawing the latter
out Of position by his crafty change OF
pace. The first ranking player OF this
country ran five straight games for the
last set and match, winning at 10.
With only a ten-mlnute rest after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
HEAVY GOING AT
TLIP HORSE SHOW
Rain of Morning Fails to
Dampen Ardor of the
Exhibitors.

Raw Shore \ Y. Julv 0b.-Despite
the heavy downpour OF ram during the
1 ; - s,,o-. lib.
carry HOIh4Hb AHu -lequeHs "s"'
showers later, a fair sized crowd at
- - t-1;, poro Ct,,b,s bo-so chou,
'eHueu the 4S44P 0'0 O'NO NO'Se S'iO"
here to-day
I'm. did NOT seem 70 dur the interest in
Ouo uiu NV SeeH ~ uu'4 '"V i"'0iV'' IA
the least.
Inc summaries Io!4O"'
Class > SADDLE horses over Il hands and not
exceeding IL sequatogue Farms -h
b NJ Merry countess second. Para Use
Farms d. a. september Morn third. Mrs
% b. Nluous CD OBJ. Countess. fourth
'Ia-s 'saddi, horses. over I.- han4Sl-
har, haise.s L. Fair 'lat. INST. --lua-
IO-ue iaUus Ills domino Second. Harry
Balse. b.A Macasni-. tair. anl Harry
BaIs-s or Tho Banker. fourth.
lass 'saadie horses. pot ov.r D. nanls'--
Gror.e a. Ellis. r. s CD Dolphin. trst.
horace Havemeyer and II r. Fet-r..s < K
ef~r 5 scconq, Alan iln"erton ch. u-
lIipei'If, miro. anu hoTac" ha+rn---T ana
d. th 80 .''n h-i. i'-r'".
-' I'''-i' ID 'a-..i" l"Al'r '' -
t.ii'- D.. 'hllr nor over - ears ~ on l}
MISE .'eru Ide lr-"r"us" ch I"e". j.
j. biiW Do < i.hfhea. second, MIS- Nd
tale Peters 3 -no" Drop th.rl. and
MISS NataH" refers Grandpa. fourth.
lass u 'heat. e!gnt hunters ii Nr-nce
F. Buffers B.. < Ine Hero first. Allan
fiakertoE. L. r.. IaH-man. second. Meadow
Brook hunts b. . Je,t.i Thru al. Mel-
dow Brook Hunts b.. m. Mollt. fourth
Class heavy elgh, polo ponies Horace
Ha,eme}"r and Harry @. PETERS, ch. I'd.
Galbj. H--t. j. 81 teba loss .-.r-
quest. SECOND Hora.e Hsl,ues.,'s anu mar
rs T Peters = Sterling th!r.. ana Il
Haremey rr.s anu n. q Ie.rrSs Z 4 laIIy
fourth.
Class saddle horses. novice. not over Is
han4S,-Apn lv Paradise Farm - ~ t~,y.
Eagle. Harry T. Feterss br = -llt.-.~ooE
second. Harr, Baise.s b- TIM. rt.,.,.r
mir. ana Miss Ma, u Nafeo-.. o.,
rlirt fourth
class I5 lightweight hgnfsrsi-AIar Pink
crtou.~ r. e. Taxi utst. N T. H4n9r-son d,
T.. Desrard second M 3D. q Ora, Van
derbi.t jr..s b.. & Fo1tal third an. ;frs
o.. d- Gray vanderbilt IT'S GO. 49,. ..,uot-,
Girl fourth
Class combination ro~-4s 1-. tafvt,
Won bf Miss Narrarat g. H,uss.. ID,
Merry Countess. Iar-, InI.et IN. NJ
eushla second. rara1is. F3-l... ~ -
r.uher Morn. thir. lii., Doroth. IIin,..
u. Frances Macdonald fou-t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
Edgemere Lawn Tennis.

Mem singles second rouni'-l dmunf "
y" , ,or from = Uardcastle ~ Iy de-
,'.it, raul Meade won from J.. 10. f1shr- uy
a,,,it n ! Leonard defeated j IS. Vest.
a.. Airrk ". Mann. i-.. defeated o..
.r,'-f round Marshal Peabody defeated T..
q, ti.rer C c.. Ralph a. uaggs DO
-, I,,io M stc.nncher &C. c.. q. A.
T. bonn. won from II ~ -uris Dy ac-
!" v Watrou- won from i. W. Web
lAN' ,.,,utt. Mann defeated H 81 Phil
,, 81. A. NJ fo,ibond won rom
',' crarin bv default Abraham Pass
,.~t tr d.feat.d f. j. Leonard. g t-3
Fourth rpuud-Mnnn defeated Losihoni.
III ,loubler tnrsf rounD-Phllips and
me-, .on defeated John Taylor and D. Havt-
land 50 81, %.
Nahan Won from Allan Tobet and partner.
by default.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
-Four Have ShOW for
the Longwood Singles

MS strenuous doubles match Alexander
tecoG V,Ii,,,,s ~, I'm. s.-o.... and forced
The I.tar 80 CO. IN NTH ra hard fought
.,a,res 49, .rs p1HaIairbian could
@Iain, a ,..c.orv ~ t6 2.6 g..
W.rl1o,,. soor fo,rg -ret Alexander
was r,ss,ar 81. 1'aromart and for
cTco ~ r's careor an The courts was
con,naiiaJ ~ 10 n rot ~ fast footing
IrhT. - -.,--,r, f.-..J -La OLD Davrs
C,'n -, 49, a. d,.-,r.- a6,a~ta,e
~ a.. a.. "'' '-.ss'.I y-.ff,.-,. az. ~ :
I@.C.''Us ne ;o-,.'. '' .,...b H.. .bor
poS's'o" -1tt1eu.'.
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me lal' que o. us ,la..,- a. U.f-.
.o.n us ."'e' ''g'1 I's. 80 49, ~
i""S gan oH' ''e
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e-yis IN Jefae.,r, his doubles partner
- - ~ Nv Cca.. T,. 5ea. was yery
I'm .'.e - ~ -. bo-b
.Pp' "', DID. .L...L 49,.
the W cstcruers went through 'ht
match without Ies,cuiug their speed.
,t.,-.,.. b.. .b, b.r ,r,fh his custom
W VITA. N'. '"' -...t
AIRY strength ana power "'" '".'"
bout his court M manner 'rit
earned storu1s Of applause from enc
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fottrell was an "''F- "1 P'"N.'H -'
ball and made Murray work Tor every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
Golfers Gather at Ekwanok,

Ea,e.er.er. w.. July p Youth was
s.c,or,1r over agc to-cay a. kk"anook
when Waiter = Dav.s and George d.
C,,c<er ae' defeat a. fhe hands % &.
q. Gardner and u X Kerr. bat - TOOK
15-foct o4ft o. the eighteenth hy
Gardner "a. settle enc match after DAVIS
fsG so1arec mattrrs with a. me
s'.-yarc tfyenteeItr.
Golfer are Hocl ~ mere FOR me
nIcssmmer tournament, when be-
grf Ielt Ns1rercay. Ir pracfI"e
plsy from the forward seer to-day
Ffs4sr.el Snare. ~ Kng.cvood. had no.
bstf ifd 4iagai round b. Wrtu" ~
Ire fnrere. three ~ them on par Tour
h>ies, Ir. mare vas around in 10.
tfs1 Herresnof was also m me scent"
iDf me frff time fS.s searOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
DWYER TIES At HOME
Fails to Conquer Abroad, but
He Shines Where Known.

Frank W Dyer. the young man who
won the Sleepy Hollow tournament and
was beaten on Friday by John y.
Stearns, Sd. OF Nassau. at Shawnee. re-
turned 10 mis- home links. the Nontclalr
Golf Club. yesterday In time 20 tax
part in the regular Saturday sweep
stakes His card Of - I'll tied
with the 7s-7-7l OF Walter Brown In
Glass A. ". II. LOTUS won me secord
set with ss-lg-69. and G.. ". Billings
the third with 9O-2O-70.
The semi-hnal round in the July
forrsomc tournament was also finished.
The scores and summary follow: