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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-15

ur William Steitz left last night
b, Peoria. H., called there by the
[.oth of his youngest brother, boy
bhout eighteen years old. The tele
r-om received by Mr.. Steitz stated
[,ot his brother had been killed on
Tho railroad. AS he had recently be-
eome an employe of the Big Four
k-oiaht office, it is probable that he
met death while engaged in his
rork
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-15

Don't miss the Chautauqua num-
Der in tent Friday night. Miss Low
man, New York soloist, assisted by
Mrs. Fletcher. c.. O. Woodward,
State evangelist will give his lee
ture On america; Her Destiny; Her
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-15

RAHRAGRAB
|&@@o.
In Case ofFire:
phone 5000

} ..,s,s:,tssa*tas* y T ~ i
r,o Woman's Club will meet to-
wow afternoon at 2 o'clock in
~ ! rlks' club rooms. The program
~ no in charge of the civic de-
,,,ment. A large attendance is
,ery much desired. sx.4.4 ~.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-15

FOR RENT-SiX room bungalow in
fine residence section. Low rent
to good tenant. Phone 277 or 217
rod 2432
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-15
TWICE RESCUED

A "reel' thriller SEE -, the laws of
t - rovooat saved from the Jaws
death. ,no
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-15
Prices DC. IUC ~,

Music by the "5ig l''. ~. Majestic
~I If it's new its at the "4''''''
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-15

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-15
DAD'S INSANITY
rur SILVER GRINDSIUNb .

IHh . On AZURE with a Dig
surprise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12

20 b transacted and The session rill
likely D. short
Ih- bis stree parade VIII start az
p n O'Clock. and vIl b. one o. fhs
lfilciFal events % the convention.
AZ persons intending 20 visit that ln-
stltufion vii meet ar fLe Windsor ho-
tel a. ] q clock. and wiil b. convey
- 20 NoundsviIe tn special cars
zach viEitor and delegate has been
furnished with a pass 20 the peuiteu-
tary ard rckets emitting the holder
20 car fare.
This afternoon will be spent by
many IN sightse-inE and shopping In
local stores a number % sight see
ing tours have been formed
Nearly every person IN attendance
VIII remain until tomorrow IN ords-
70 attend the reception. dance and huf
fet luncheon. given By Wheeling Coun
tll. az the Windsor hotel The affair
VIII Do the most elaborate hy far 81
any other social event Of the week
Ihe reception begins az : go O'Clock
IL was emphasized last night that
no children will be- admitted
Great preparations for to-night-s AZ
iair have been made by the music and
dance COMMITTEES. composed OF the fol.
loving. h A. Huebel chairman. 4.
=. Real. secretary. e. q. Barnett. &.
p. Hood. Miller Hartley. u a Nc
Thee, A A. ise. Warren Amersole.
Charles panner. August Harrtong. J
Sentlingar. J. ". Pickett and II A
Arhenz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12

Mrs. Charles l. Alexander. Mrs Al
bert u. Camp. Mrs q = Chambers.
Miss Elizabeth Humphrey. Mrs Harry
layton, Mrs. >. I. Cochran. Mrs n
" Beverhlie. Marguerite Beverhio.
MIS- =. ". Grayson. C. r Rrown. r
u Meagle, Mrs. 4. o. Prickett Nav
itarnes Browning. Mrs. g 4 Adams.
Madjeska Rose. Margaret Rruner.
Kathleen Carson. p r. Dickeraon.
Mrs. j. VI Allen. Mrs r r. Aaron
Mrs. q. ". Fields. Mrs Laura Bell.
Mrs p. " Acker. Mrs. George OHM.
luca. y. Y. Mrs = Y JOHN Fair.
mont. Mrs \. q. Kinkead Fairmort.
ms Z W. Coo. Parkcrsburc. Mrs "
:. Wilkinson. Mrs / y Raymer. Mrs
alorgan Parsons. Clarksburr. Mrs n
Z. Olmstead. Frances MURRAY. Mrs
sweeney. Mrs. T A Clohan. Ethel Rar.
low. Virginia O'ConneU. Mrs. Grace
ltannen. Mrs George Clark. Mrs VI
rs Gibbons. Mrs G. W Dudley. Mrs
J. W. Lipuincott. Newark. q. Mrs A
J. Betz. Beilsire. o.. Mrs " G Cook
Ierre Haute. Ind y Mrs Fred = phil.
Ups. Mrs. Z. u Duseubury. Rochester.
y. y. Mrs. :. ~ Forsch. Cleveland
. Mrs. +. n. Gravsor. Cumberland
Md' Mrs. g. ". Gibson. Mrs =
stewart. Mrs. George W SNYDER. Mrs
Henry ;. Brown. Rramwell. W Vas
Mrs. II. n. Nreeland. J. Weinstein
MIS-. ]. VI. Jones. Mrs. r. !. Amos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
LOCALS TRIM
CLARKSBURGERS
INTERESTING GAME PLAYED ON rs
LAND PARK ny U. C T
MEMBrRS
Mayor Kirb Pitched first Raii-star
Rays Were Numerous-rrrors
Made Too.

The Wheeling =. e.. o. 40 So. defeated
~" 'Iarkeburc 4. O. = ~ rS sf o..
Island BAN park yesterday afternoon On,
th" score OF DO 20 g. The ~ame NJ.
witnessed by about 300 Erights of the.
Strip who crcor'd ~ every play. vhs,h.-
s"od or bad and tho spirit OF s.aa f..
lowsbip pre-, allied.
When tho local ira, ,lors were 40 hl.
ihe 'lsrksburE lads had o. sfr.ru.f.s
Iih' in retiring tho side and on several
occasions threatened Geo call the fin. ...
rnrtm'ut Co pat them out TH. rar..
was r'Tletc with sensafioraI ,.t.rl.
and errors
Mayor lNirk started the game hy pit,0-
ihk INC nail 20 James. which was fDuI..I
hN mTire Corners. who was nj bar
sooner then started the game by knock .
ms the pill 10 the outtisld for two sacks
Eruhn pitched "a good game for h..
locals. allowing sN hits and striking
OUT ten men. Bull" smith. Pop" EI..-
ana JIM Dairy performed in their usual
style. The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12

the first vote Mr.. Frazier moved that
Mr.. Staceys election be made unani.
nous
The following were elected mem.
beers OF the grand executive commit
Two years ". c. swearingen.
Clarksburg. W. Va
brug. Va
One year-George NJ Berry. Le1ing-
one year-w. II. Beale. Baltimore.
Supreme Council representatives.
Representative and alternates we're
also elected To the Supreme Council
meeting. which will be held in Colum.
bus, o. beginning Wednesday, June
-. This Grand Council was entitled
10 II representatives, and Il was not ed
with pride that this representation is
the largest with hut the single eNcep-
uon OF the Grand Council of Ohio. OF
any within the Jurisdiction OF the Su-
preme Council The supreme Council
Is composed of IS Grand Councils In
the United States and Canada.
The representatives and alternates
were elected as follows.
Representatives. TO Supreme Council
r. @. Hiehle. Petersburg. No. 81.
q. L. Reid. Richmond. Va. No 1859.
George +. Brown. Lexington. Ky.
J, l.. Reed. Covington. No. 70.
ca W /. browning. Lexington. Ky, No.
C. E. swetnam. covington. Ky. No.
W. T. shepherd. Richmond. Va. No.
a. + Chambers. Huntington. No. 81
-, = w Trenary. Hagerstown, No.
II. 5. Brown. Bluestone. No. 40.
,Nternates 20 Supreme Council.
+. II. Ihornburg, Huntington, No,
4 r. lsaacs. Chesapeake. No. "a.
! Morgan. Falls City. No. 34s.
~. W. Gilbert Hin City. No 1870.
W p. Connell. Kanawha. No 2i
w. VI. Funkhauser, Shenandoah. No
J. c. Hunt, Blue Grass. No. 50.
j. p Cuni. Covington. No. %.
II. &. Harvey. Huntington No "a
-. +. cunningham, Wheeling, No
Editor Makes Address.
= = barker. special representa-
I'VE OF the supreme council. ad
dressed the grand council upon the
welfare OF the order. He congratu-
Iattd the jurisdiction upon its motives
made an honorary member % the
Grand council. lie holds the exalted
position OF editor OF the Sample Case.
the official organ OF the United Com
mercial Travellers.
The past grand counselor's Jewel
was presented 10 a. II. Isaacs. OF
Baltimore. Nd. and the honor of past
grand counselor was conferred upon
The council went on record as "a 90
yoring legislation which will provide
ln"I lhteIuTban trolley cars must in
stall public comfort stations and also
drinking vessels II also went on
record In favor OF inspection OF
hotels and restaurants. railroads and
other means Of transportation.
Adjournment was taken a. O'Clock
yesterday This mornings session
viii be convened AZ s O'Clock. in ord o.
or that the business may be transact
cd before the parade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
u. c. T. LADIES
ENJOYED OUTING
WIVES AND SISTERS OF CONNER
CibL TRAVELLERS WENT TO
COUNTRY CLUB
Wsdoinaton Farm First Visited. and
Forty Autos Furnished by 81.
the Auto CLUB

The wives. sisters and sweetheart
OF the United Commercial Travellers.
who are In convention here. enjoyed
an outing a. WaddinEton Farm and
the Country Club on Thurzday A.
20 O'Clock In the morning Chairman J
a. Arnett was present al the McI.lrc
10 direct the ladies on their tour
There were forty autos. many fur
nished by the auto association OF
which A. J Becker n the chairman
and the gentlemen who took their
cars and acted a. chauffeurs were X.
W Howe. furnishing four Chalmers
Norman Richie drove Mrs Mckee r.
nov Overland. W. A. Springer. Harry
Cunningham. Dr Myer a O. Rover.
r. J. Hibbs. = W johnson. ". =. Da-
Wis. e. Cook. Edward g. Otto. %.
Humes. Charles Schulz. Fred Eberls.
A. W. Retzer g. r. Beans. Y Nc
Pherson. o. A. Hervey. Harry Bursec.
9. Verney Hughes. Jr. = John Fish.
Stroebel. Lou Hsller and Mr.. Aber-
The trip 20 WaddinEton and over the
farm was most enjoyable. and the Wis.
iting ladies were delighted with the
scenery. Early in the afternoon the
ladies' reached the Country Club.
where Manager Dimmey. with his
corps Of assistants. were awaiting
their arrival delicious hot lunch
con was served with the menu includ-
Ing chicken salad. roast veal. creamed
peas. creamed new potatoes. slsw, hot
coffee, ice cream and cake. For two
hours the ladies' enjoyed dancing in
the ball room and rested on the large
porch while music was furnished by
the Country Club pianola. After the
luncheon they weSs all driven 10 the
ball park. where they enioyed the
game between Wheeling and Clarks-
burg. Tonight the ladies. with their
husbands. will enjoy a private ball AT
the Windsor hotel
Among those who wsnt on the out
ing. Thursday. wore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
PARADE FEATURES
T0DAY'S PROGRAM
MAMMOTH STREET PAGEANT
WILL BE HELD THIS
MORNING.
Thousand Jolly Statesmen Expected 70
Be In line-All Details Have
Been Completed.

The biggest feature OF today's pro
gram AMI what will probably proye
one OF .hp biggest events OF the l.
{. 7. convention Will be the large
street parade this morning. II is
expected TO be one OF the largest strpo.
demonstrations Witnessed in this CITY
In the pas. several months.
II was said yesterday that likely
1000 men will be IN line. Large del
egauons will represent Clarksburr
huntington. Parkersburg and other
West Virginia cities. while Wheeling
council No 81. will turn out to
Charles Ahrpns IS chief marshal
and the following aides have been an
pointed; G. l. Roberts. Frank J Gaus
Iharles =. Schradcr. J. r. Jones Of
harrisburg; W n Ward. of Cumber
land. Nd; II. n Hancock. OF Blue
neld' O. r. Wells. OF Parkershurg
sen {. Nelson and J. ID. Stacey. or
Line OF March.
Tho parade will move n, Q.20
o'clock. Starting on Eon street tba
parade VIII move over the following
route; Eon TO sixteenth. Vesr on
SlNteenth 10 Chapline. north on Mar
ket 10 Ninth. west on Ninth TO Main e.
south on Main to Twenty-second
street; east on Twenty-second To
- 49, III VI Nu MARKET 10 Twain
west on Twelfth to Windsor uotai
where II will disband.
The parade will be headed nv a
platoon OF police. led by Chief Thorn.
as Leyland. The police win be fol.
lowed by a band. after which viii
come the Clarksburg Council No %
WIN brass band. Following tho
'Iar ksnurg delegation will be park.
.rsburg council No. IS. also accom-.
panied by a brass band Other visit.
burg' while next will follow Wheel.
lng council No. 81. The Grand Conn.
gu Officers and city officials Will
pring up the rear. riding IS automo.
The Clarksburg delegate, MI,
form on Sixteenth street. Parkors'
Durss viii meet on Fifteenth street j.
other visiting DELEGATIONS on Fou-.
b esnth street: and Wheeling council
streets. i"eIl'h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12

Hin City Council No. 1870. to hold
your 1915 meeting in Lynchburg. Va
We assure you that our members ami
people will extend to you a hearty
welcome"
W +. Corwith. Secretary OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. sent the fol-
lowing telegram:
The Chambers Of Commerce ex-
tends a cordial invitation 20 United
Commercial Travellers to hold 1873
meeting in the city OF Lynchburg
warm welcome awaits you here
We trust that you will give this mat
ter careful consideration and decide
10 accept"
on behalf Of tho Lynchhurg Board
OF Trade. II. c. jackson. the secrc-
tary. sent the following telegram
This Board desires 10 extend
hearty congratulations 10 your Coun-
ell now in session and further wish
10 urge that your next annual meet
ing, 10 be held in June. 1918. Will
meet In this city where your body
Will receive a most hearty welcome 90
F. W. Whitaker. Mayor Of the city
OF Lynchburc. sent the following "a
vitation by telegram:
The United Commercial Travellers
are cordially invited 10 hold their
next annual meeting In this city. II
Will give the city great pleasure 20
entertain your"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
MORE LADIES HERE
Several Arrived Yesterday 70 Attend
u. {. 7. ConVention-Are Be.
ing LaVishly Entertained

Several more ladies arrived yester.
day TO attend the l.. G.. r. convention
being held here. Up until last niEht
about 300 ladies' had registered az con.
yention headquarters AZ the Windsor
hotel headquarters for the ladies
nave been established in tho Mcclure
hotel Each lady is given q pretty
and useful souvenir IN the form of a
manicurinE set
The following ladies registered yes
Mrs. p T.. Hibbs. Mrs. g. vs.. Rotzcr.
Mrs o.. s. Straight. MARGARET vs.
Heattio. Mrs vs. D. Woodruff. Mary r.
w Woodruff Mrs Edwin ID BiahI Mrs
Thomas Naniou Mrs Charles IS Els.
Mrs s. $. Jenkins. Mrs s % Pioeor.
Mary schwartz. Marie Alphaush. Mad
elm" ila-uo. Nina Dovin Mrs Anna
Muhn. Airs Frank W Klein. Rosa
hoss. Mrs Harry Harrison. Mrs Rov
Elder. Elizabeth H1tou Kamp Mrs
y i. Harn'ue. Mrs A o. Honar Mrs
N d. Nader Mr. r. s Torrsfe.
Mfs. r T. Burton Ni-rlr.a o. savior
Mss Hazel Mao ~Iy'o-. AIDA Goats.
rlur'uD. ONoIi Mrs Wu T.. James
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
ELKS HAVE OPEN
HOUSE FOR U.C.T.
THREE HUSDRER DELEGATES
PARTOOK OF CLUBS
PRIVILEGES.
Many Ladies Were Also Guests Of
Wheeling Lodge No. % B. p o
E, Last Night

Wheeling lodge No. %. r T. q f..
last nigh' observed open house in
honor OF visiting delegates 10 the T.
e. r convention Nearly three hum
drod visitors. in addition 10 many la-
dives. accepted tho invitation of tho
lodge. and were royalty entertained
AZ the E'k- Club. ON Fifteenth street
No formal program was carried
ont. the guests being given all the
privilege ~ tho club s buffet lunch
con was served. and the men spent
an evening az billiards. pool and
cards. while tho ladies were enter.
tanned Ir che iHdIDa reception room
with music The ladies wore served
70 dainty luncheon hy Manager Habsr.
stick
The reception boc8n af % o'clock.
and continued until midnight Sever.
40 members Of tho Elk.' club we're
present during tho evening. 10 500
that none of tho visitors lacked for
gufsr' fIuwfrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
LYNCHBURG GETS
NEXT CONVENTION
U. c. rs SELECT "sourH,s suOz
CENTER" FOR 1915 MEET
several kilograms Were Received In
N'ng the Grand Council - viii
meet second Week Of June

o., fNCHBURG. Va. the "Sou,b.s
Shoe Center" was unanimousIv -.
iected as the place for holdinr INC
1919 convention OF the Grand Conn
oll or United Commercial Travsfers
ne selection was made a. the after-
noon session yesterday. The invita-
lloh on behalf Of Lynchburr yss
made by ". e. Stein and ID n NJ
Gregor. Of Hill City council
Lynchburg will give tho hove q,
most hearty welcome" said NJ Sfao"
Gregor. afterward we have -,
expecting them and can assure no.
that they will be- well Entertained ;,
The Lynchburg delegates bava hoe,
i've wires, not only in boosting their
lo"n lot the next convention. but al
80 IN piaclng their town upon the map
az shoe center. They point with
prloe 70 the fact that LynChburr rs
lh" hith largest shoe manufacturing
center IN the world. and that that
industry IS increasing.
ne next convention will be- hold
W odnesday. Thursday and Friday OF
the second week in June. 1915
kilograms Received
several feleErdnE inyitin~ tho
IIhhd council 10 meet in LynChburE
were received
Tho following telegram was road
from - W Shale. secretary of Past
u virginia Division. r.. = A OF 4.
Post c. virginia division. TRAY
0iers' Protective Association Of Amer
lca. wishes 10 urge the Grand Doun-
cl of United Commercial Travellers
IN accept tho invitation extended by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
TWO DELEGATES
To Democratic State Convention With.
draw and Others Appointed -
Primary Results o. X.

The Democratic county executive
committee held meeting Wednesday
evening, IN the county commissioners
once, and canvassed the returns Of
Jhe Democratic primary. held Thurs
day Of last week. II was announced
that no changes were made. the fr.t
returns being q. X ed
Al the meeting. however. County
Committeeman Daniel Hahne and r
F. Corriean. OF Webster district. who
We're elected delegates 10 the state
convention 20 be held In Parkershurc.
gInc "a, withdrew their names. 4
ID Garden. Sr.. and ~ W. Garden. Jr
were appointed 10 m the vacancies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12

Several convention visitors last
nlEht found recreation in the moon
leht boat excursion given on Abe
steamer ohio. by the Bellaire Lodge
OF Elks. The boat stopped AT the
local wharf. and a large number OF
persons boarded her.
Another picture 81 the Grand coun-
ell officers and convention delegates
ana visitors was taken yesterday af.-
tInoon az Riverside park. by Official
PHOTOGRAPHER :. r Mccoy. The
photographs taken Wednesday prove
detective. owing 10 an accident.
There will be plenty OF music In
the parade this morning. five bands
sion.
The ClaTksburg and Wheeling ball
teams also posed for pictures. a. the
Island ball park yesterday afternoon.
The reception committee pulled off
an usual stunt Yesterday afternoon
AZ the Il 4 q. station. while awaiting
the arrival Of a belated delegation.
touring car belonging to Mr. PEI
erson was pushed up the steps lead
ing into the station from Market
street. distance Of several feet.
Owing TO lack OF time. the proposed
tour OF inspection of Whccling's indus
tries was postponed yesterday after
noon. II Is possible that 10 will be
made this afternoon
An active member Of Wheeling
Council 40. 81 is George ". Dudley.
wei known local druggist. who has
been located AZ Elm Grove for the past
lev years. Mr. Dudley was a charter
member Of the Wheeling branch Of
the Travellers Protective Associstior
me organization which preceded the
I. 4. T
Deputy State Tax Collector n
Anderson. Of Friendly. arrived ycster.
day 10 attend the closing events Of
the convention.
To" initiatory ceremony which was
hcld m tho \. o L. " hall Wednel.
daF evening was the subject of much
favorable comment YESTERDAY The
Work was cNompliiod In excellent
manner by Tho degree team. counoscd
on the following persons. T
Phelps 81 Elucfcld. past Grand son
iinel. p 70 Hancock. Of RIuefold psgf
Junior sentinel. W. IS. Nansgoid Of
W Washington. u. C.. grand froaau-e-.
Albert Tflplott Of Washington. ID a.
past Grand councillor J. " Derry ser.
J ,tffN or Nheelin- Council. " A
hammond. ~ Baltimore. past Grand
ldE'. ana p. 4. Becker. 81 HIuefoId
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
DANCE AT PARK
scores Of Convention Visitors Enter.
taineo Win Dance Last Night
at Wheeling Park.

More than two hundred visitors 20
th" L. q. T. convention found enjoy.
ment and diversion last nirbt ir A
dance given ~ Wheeling Park. by M.
W ue'Iins council. iu honor of visiting
delegates and friends The dance W.
given in the White Palace. beginning
az 30 o'clock An excellent pro.
gram was carried out under the dire,.
ton NJ r. special committee
All L. e. T. delegates and visitors
"er" given free transportation over
DO" West Virginia Traction n Election
Crmp4ny's limo and also free admit.
. ion to The park by Wheeling council.
40 So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
KNIGHTSOF THE GRIP
Ccontinusd PROM Tirs, Pnx.1

promoted from the office ~ Grand
PAGE 10 that 81 grand conductor. and
~ r. Mecks, Of Norfolk. Va. last
grand PAGE
Grand Secretary George p brown
or Lexington. Ky, was reelected soc.
retary Tor tho nineteenth coracrufiye
term W. ". Mansfield az WaabIrp.
ton. y O.. was reelected a. frpasu-ar
Irand counselor g. H. Reid becomes
grand past counselor Tho now Of.
fCcr elected faa o. % sfrrsr ~ 80,
non, KY. who was made Grand -,r.
mel Ho was opposed bv O. l. IRA.
ler. NJ IarkorsburE Vs. Va. buf rff.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
FINAL DAY ALSO
WILL BE ACTIVE
PARADE THIS MORNING AND RE.
CEPTlON AND DANCE
TONIGHT.
U. G. 7. Delegates VIII Visit MoundS
Vile Penitentiary This Afternoon.

Last but not least" may be truth.
fully said Of today with reference 70
tho Z. e.. r. convention Tho final
business session will be held THIS morn
ing. and the remainder OF tho dav
viii ho given over 10 pleasure
The first event or t0da--'s program
d. ~" business session at = O'Clock.
ir fn" assembly room NJ the now Wind
ror hotel but little business remains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12

mats q good idea ma am" said
me now servant. having tho soda
End water mixed in them bottles win
SQUIRT. done tho ecullery floor tr
utI me Time. and there's thrcc bof
Ties left out % the dozen Pail Mail
Gazette
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12

Two base hits. SochCr. Lucher Ncnke-
never. Ellis. oliver Eruhu. and Eryan.
stolen bases. Tucker. James. Rruhn.
smith. First base ON balls or Cupp.t.
I. of Eruhn. 9. Passed balls. james
HIt with pitched ball. Derry hy Cuppc'
First base on errors Wheeling 8.
Clarks burg o. Lcft ON bases. Wheeling
s. ClarkshurE. f. Struck out. Ey cup
pct. Q by Eruhn. 1n Time Of game:
05. Upiro. COnusre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
PETIT GUILTY
" attempt 20 Commit reiorv-
Others Guilty a. Assault and
battery-Sentcnce Deferred

Special Dispatch % Cd. rrt.rrf.c,-.-
NtLLSRJR ". Va. Juno IL
Tn" jury I'm tho case Of LON Pen,
i''" 'uffaro. Frank Collier. John
SF"shook. John Onysh and Iicoln
Su'h"rin. charged with shooting John
Sh"Ner. az M" West virginia end of
mo wabash bridge. on saturday eve
INNS. Nav o. returned verdict ~
$3.50 p M. this evening. finding Peut
euiity az attempt To commit "a felony
ana 'uiiaro. Collier. Sreshock. Ou,.
ski Euil'y ~ assault and baffsr,, ana
Su'h"rin. nor guilty. as he eff.ctusI-
ly established an ablIbi
Attorney J G Palmer. Ir. for tho
0'iens" made motion FOR a now
trial. and sentence was deferred nm.
til the arguments could be heard
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Guilty Of Totinq

Lon fctit was also found guilty OF
pistol toting. the trial taking place
after III" above ease had been finished
Sh'V"ra and Reuben Turner. coIored
We're tho main witnesses for the pros.
'SHllon as II was on the night Of the
shooting that he carried tho pietoI
sentence has not vet been pro.
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Stopped by Boss

As Joe Verona. Charles Johnson and
John Guzzi. strikers. were on their
way 10 attend the miners meeting Al
Collier last evening, in q buggy. thov
say 'h"y Wrr" stopped on the county
road by Seth stevens. nil boss al no
Golfers mine. and about a dozen 9th
ers, who wanted 20 Know where they
We're going and why. etc After a
lengthy talk. IN which the strikers
claim. all kinds of opithots were an.
pntd 10 them they were allowed 10
pass and 20 TO tho meeting Tbs
three men state that the men who
stopped them used very rough dan.
guage. and made threats AGAINST them