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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-18
.DIR|A|I)Q)RY
Reports Many More Indict,
lDents and is Discharged
with Work Finished.

The criminal court grand jurN was
discharged late Tuesday evening af-
ter sessions covering SIX days. Many
indictments were reported Just before
Its final adjournment. The body
returned only one Indictment for
murder. Among the indictments re-
ported Tuesday evening are the fol-
Nicolo Demarco, Mike Marino and
Carlo Demonlo, murder OF Nicolo ST.
monetti
Albert Jendral and Andy Yukais,
feiotnious assault on John Elish.
Carl Duncan, felonious assault and
threatening to kill his wife.
Frank Naphio, felonious assault
on Frank CrissL
F. B. Bacon. grand larceny, theft
OF 1856 from Paul E.Tetrick.
John Glenn. theft of motorcycle
from Parr. Lumber and Planning Mill
Company.
Clay Smith, grand larceny.
Frank w. Patterson, obtaining
money from Jacob Block on false
pretense. A second indictment
charges Patterson with obtaining a
suit OF clothes and $50 In money
from tailoring company.
Lorenzo Garcia, felonious assault
with a knife upon Johnn Kemeny. !.
Isaac, Sissel and Kay Peters were
indicted for selling cigarets to
minors, five separate true bills
being found against Sissel Peters.
For dissertation Of the Sabbath In
Sdictments we're found against Rus
sell Drummond, Peter Burns; Larry
Cam, Frank Mezzia, Frank Belsetti,
Teddy Goneouils, John Foster, John
and Steven Mascas and John Now
Dish.
Wizard Shreye was indicted for
assault and battery on Howard Rob-
,inson.
Indictments were found against
Matt Mcdonald for keeping house
of Ill fame. and against Efie john
son for lettering therein.
mond, Dale Fleming and Charley
Martin were indicted for disturbing
religious worship.
Two indictments We're found
against the Baltimore, and Ohio:
Railroad Company and one against
James Michael and John Doe, alias
Jalette. for obstructing the public
highways.
Frank Smoolbach, alias Pelso Pow
enyais. was indicted for assault and
battery upon Mary smoolbach. alias
Mary Povenyals.
A number of indictments for
unlawful conabitation and adultery
were returned, among them William
Moss and Arilda Flowers, alias
Arilda Talkington; Ray Doyle and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-18

Graham, Carl Gilbert.
4 Mrs. r. L. Huffman, Miss Myrtle
Harper, Joseph Hawkins, Miss Elma
Harris. Mrs. G. p. Holmes. Cleo p.
Harden. Charles Taught. Mrs. Sam
Hall.
I Effie johnson, S. s. Jackson.
2 Mrs. ]. E. Kronenlitter.
Miss Flossie Lowe, Elmer Lynch,
John w. Lewis, William Lowrey,
Mrs. May Long, George Littleton.
+ d. S. Mcintyre, Mrs. Dizzy Martin,
Mrs. j. NJ. Mcclure, j. r. McCray,
James Monroe. Mrs. Minnie Martele,
Stanley Mcintyre, Mrs. Tangie Nc
Thy, Sherman Morgan, Miss oma
Marley, Roxy Mckinley, Miss Har-
|riet May. Merry Miller. Arthur g.
Mey.
Cleveland Norman.
Curtis Parsons. James Preston.
Miss versie Queen.
Miss Clint Riddle, Floyd .Rylie.
Dack Summers, D. "A. Seller, G.
G. Smallwood, Mrs. Curt Smith. Effie
Stout, J.. II. Stevens. Hugh Scanlon,
Mrs. Mayme Shepherd, Ben Stout.
Conte, Saturpo, Miss Pearl Shafer,
Mrs. BERTHE Sherman, Miss Margaret
Smiley, Miss 1nez Stewart.
Jess Toothman.
Miss Clara Ward, Homer Wilson.
Walter Waybright. L. ". White.
George Weaver, Miss Mary Wharton.
Willie Young. "a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-18
KINsEY FUNERAL.

The funeral of the Rev. George W.
Kinsey was held in the Dents run
Baptist church in Marion county
Wednesday afternoon and burial was
made in the church cemetery. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
TERMS SIS PER MONTH
Consult DR.. Woke |?

Which includes medicines. Do not pay NOR, than
500 per month until you have called and investi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
BrtdEeport Rrfefa


Earl Adams. a well known Young man.
OF this city. Wa taken 70 a private sanI-
'tortum az Michigan Saturday Tor treat
ment.
The employees ~ the p a q railroad
company will receive their san1f-r1or,fh h.
y pay today and "A large sum will be
The me weather % yesterday had m.
erect OF causing many people 60 be on
The committee IN charge OF IN.
"Rubs" social TO Be- given next saturday
evening held mectlnc yesterday after
The Junior Mechanics will hols A
resular weekly meeting In their han on
Main street this evening and an % the
members are requested 20 attend
The bridgeport Gun club Is making
elaborate arrangements Tor their shoot
which viii be held next Friday after
noon.
The Ladies' Ala Society % 81 p,ur.
German Lutheran church will serve
supper IN the sunday school room of
inc church Thursday evening
The raidinE OF the spcakeaFv In Aetna
Ni,e SaturdhN evening by county onI-
Gals was tho sole topic Of conversation
on the Streets-vesterday
Msisters hand h.lI a rehearsal A. ~.
opera House hall yesterday rnorrina a.
Ihsy nave several engagements Tor the
The Bowler baseball team held a meet
ing IN the bowling alleys YESTERDAY ar
ternoon ana reorEanized Tor the season
The BARRIERS union. OF this cts, viii
hold an important meeting this eyerirr.
In one Of the local shops
The local schools will resume ,bts
morning after their half holiday Friday
afternoon
The Slavish Mission. which has been
~ progress at the -. ANTHONY Catho-
nc church Tor The past fye DAYS closed
yesterday morning
lofa Virginia. the Young daughter. %
MI. ana Mrs \. Y. Hess. Is critically an
az me home Of her parents.
Mrs James Dillon and two children
returned 20 their home NJ Ravenna. ar
ter visit with relatives
WIS. feter % Nell l. critically IN at
h'r home on the CadiH Pike and last
evening slight hopes were entertained
Tor her recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

Mrs. Frank L. Myers OF Harrison
street has returned from "A visit with
her parents at 81. Clairsville
Items of interest for this paper
may be left at the City Book store or
tIcciePhoned to the reporter. Bell
Paul Fred of Gravel Hin spent
sunday with friends and relatives an
Newport. o. "'
Funeral services over the remains
OF the l-year-old son or Mr.. and Mr.
William Mcfarland OF Thirty-fret
street. who died Friday. were con
quoted yesterday afternoon. Inter.
terry.
Adolph Klein Of Union street bas
returned from a visit In Germany and
Austria.
Mrs o. H. Young OF Gravel HIM
has returned from a visit with rcls.
tives az St Louis
Miss Emma Wilson OF Columbus
spent Sunday win friends and rela.
tives in this city.
Miss Sarah Catch Of Covlngton. Ky
this city.
Robert Gmeland OF Wooster. O. is
spending 4 few DAYS with relative
and friends in this city.
The new ferryboat Albert has ar.
rived and will operate between Bon.
| Wheeling
Mrs Paul Fred OF Gravel Hn has
returned from visit with relatives
and friends AZ Newport
Francis Farmer OF this CITY was
hned So and costs for shootinr
ducks
Work on the excavation az the fed
/ oral site will probably be- resumed
this morning
Mrs Adrian Nindcr o. 0uito 900 go
/ hor home on North Franklin street
Bollairo high school will play Mar
/ tins Ferry high school Wcdnced1v
Ievening Of this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

Vast crowds visited The be,I,t, 90.
nlblt which Is being held I'm the mani.
MoIth Duihing. on Belmont street a
Idrse audience WIS present Soturls 4,
evening az the lecture delivered IN
5 1 city auditorium on tubercuioss
tDMins 10 the inability Of a large mum.
torieg me sinpl0yes OF the various fac.
MCNamara has made arranFemenfs 40
n l.1,,Id meptisgs az the factories The
loiloWlhg Us the schedule for the moon.
Jay meetings. Monday. Miss NcNs.
nara, Iotue house and United states
N,iSsisSlriury tuesday. Rodefers. Misc
pan; Wednesday. Imperiai VI. i,S ~
NNamara; Thursday. Novelty Miss Nc
SSihlm i First ward plant DR. Nc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
John -. Fslson Suffers lens Tive.
But Finds Quick Restora.
tive az Last

John n Faison % SIS Fourth 81
Norfolk. Va. was a victim OF stomach
and intestinal troubles for a long time.
Ills malad! made him feel worn out
and weak
lie took Mayr's Wonderful stomach
Semsdy and from the very first dose
felt improved He wrote
Your wonderful stomach remedy Is
really marvellous and I am feeling bet
ter each day 10 has made a new man
out OF me. I thank you for having
saved me from a surgical operation
MT Faisons experience was like
thousands OF others who have taken
Mayrs Wonderful stomach Remedy
With such astonishing results The
hrst dose Will convince-and IL Is net
long treatment
Mayr's Wonderful stomach Remedy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
BELLAIRE
Mrs. Susan GratIanY.

Mrs. Susan Gratigny. a well known
and highly respected resident OF this
city died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Isaac Myers. on Gravel Hill. yes
terday morning. folling brief illness
The deceased was IS years Of age and
came TO this city a few months ago
from her home at Beallsville Sur
vivinE her are the following daugh-
tiers: Mrs. Isaac Myers. of Bellaire.
Mrs. George Myers. of Bellaire, Mrs
Gertrude Danford. of Beallsville Mrs
Lettie Post. of Columbus and Mrs. A.
LETTERS, of Canton. Ohio. The re-
mains will be- shipped to Beallsville
and tnterment VIII be made in the
family semetcrv AZ that place. Funer-
al services will probably h. CON
Quoted this evening al the home of
.irs. isaac Myers. on Gravel Hill. by
the Rev. G.. b. Smith. pastor OF the
First NJ &c hurch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
NORFOLK MAN SAYS STOMACH REMEDY
MADE HIM FEEL LIKE NEW MAN"

Is known al over the United States
Il clears the digestive tract % mucoid
aecretions and removes poisonous mat.
Ter. 10 brings swift relief 10 sufferers
from stomach. liver and bowel trout
les Many declare n has saved them
from DANGEROUS operations. many are
sur that Do has saved their lives
because OF IT. remarkable success
there are many limitations az this rem
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or send TO Geo n. Mayr. Mfg. Chem.
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Tor free book on stomach ailments
and many grateful letters from people
who have been restored ANY drug.
SYST can tell you Of its wonderful
effects
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
HAWAII
CcOntiuued from Firs, Pag.,

tahcv 10 90 when in need OF suppfi.g
or repairs OF any kind. In other vtor5s
shops operating from tho Hav,jisn
ISLANDS against the merchant shine
u-IHE me routes passing so near Thorn
~" -. aiNdFs within easy reach Of every.
.hihE theN need instead Of having H.
travel thCIsands Of miles 10 some NO.,
l9hs way on from the trade roiifes
AGAINST which they wish 10 oD.r.t.
ne more time they consume in com.
ing and going the less time fbsv ga,
Dc actively engaged in the destruction
Of commerce '''''
The primary function OF bst,to
meet is 10 seek out the onemy's geef
and destroy g. This prevents tbs
Enemy from carrying the war 10 the
meet country and enables that conn.
lry 20 carry the war 10 the enemy's
The more freedom Of action a fleet
can D." riven the greater are the no..
suits which can be- produced The
nearer the base of supplies h. f-,r,
which the fleet operates the more fror.
dom ~ action the fleet will have
Fortihcation Is An ESSENTIAL.
me mere TACT Of possessing "a ha To-
80 fortunately located o. NOT sufficient
u must possess an the resources which
iht Meet may need. and these 70.
"NufCfs must Do 30 well ruarDd that
th0 fleet can operate freely and vIfA
out amy thuuchf of having 90 protect
its base from attack
This means that once tho n1effi0r
Tor the base Is possessed 10 mu4f boz
furnished with all tho supplies and
facilities FOR repair which the 0rrf
Waf need. and ~ must DO ao fortified
Hnl r1rrIeuuDd that tho enemy cam.
feet
Coast frfonscss or permanent shore
forUic1fious are necessary TO keen tho
enemy fleet from entering or using
To- harhOr or channel This and tho rrr
tNnfIou oi fho landing Of troops Within
il" romeo az their guns o. an fhat
bore Qualifications can do
Iu rHr. az email peninsula uEa
Gibraltar ur small island like Cor.
Nlif.r. no 'NH entrance 90 Manila hat.
efficient Qualifications can ho erected
'g rrDt'nt an eromva landing any.
where
Needs ~ Hawaii CoraIderabf~
Where there I- r considerable coast
Iiue. such aa fhe 700 miles 0f mo
island of oahu n is imprarfirabIe to.
cause ~ fho expense fn erect "a sur
fr'enf number 0f shore batteries n
prevent nu cnrwoy'a landing on tho
coast ln o. case such al this haucrisa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

The order of owls will hold an i'm
I.,-,',!lt meeting IN their hai In the
present
large number OF rooters accom-
PANIED the Anchor Inn team to RrooK-
side Yesterday afternoon
The North End Athletic club base hall
IAN HpeneI their season at Triadelphia
Tho rain Of Saturday evening had the
erect or causing the business to being
very quiet IN this city.
The many friends la this CITY Of Prof
men, OF the local schools were pleased
20 hear Of hts election 20 the presidency
OF she ohio Valley Round Table
The board Of education VIII hold "a
Icgular meeting In their rooms Thurs
Gay evening and several matters will be
given attention.
The local police arrested a max sat
urday evening who had gone into snofb-
noISe not MS own by mistake
Architect Ross Gieaton Is drau-t,,
TOT Ut Shrevc In tho next few months
Matters were very quiet AZ tho Citv
arrests were made. A"
The faculty Of the high school VIII
H1lu meeting this afternoon after
p,crcn,, "" " lect INC balance Of the com
nc sixteen mills a. the TauChlin I'm
i'"., resumed operations at midnight
Mrs. George Webb and niece Iran.
slent sunday the guests Of Steubenyfiic
friends and relatives ''''
an open meeting Of the Wornar's
III, !ltu Temperance Union will bo
~ ,"nTfnW evening at the home OF
NIS. y ". Kerr on south Fourth street
special preaching services were bc,t
Nv VIC SKIN street \. VI. r. church Ia ~
,'ulnt ana Rev Mason. OF BelIaire had
o. ne baptist band made favorshl.
impression with the residents 81 tLis
80 leNtgrday with their first appe,r-
81 ne M"Wsn's Missionary societ, o.,
lnr herman Lutheran Church bci5 .
.'", meeting after the morning scr.
ODD. ne members or the Canton ro,,1
v,MlinrIu rank ~ odd Fellows vr.,-, -, y,
NJ i.nt last evening whore they tooi.
the lodge of that place '"'''" OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

y. y. Stewart. a well known and
aged resident of this city. died Satur-
day afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock al his
nome on North Guernsey street. fol
lowing an illness of complication of
diseases. The deceased was horn
near Wooster. O.. August Is. 1S43.
and when quite young moved TO West
virginia, where he resided for AZ
years. lie was a member OF the Sew
enth West Virginia cavalry and was
mustered out in April. 1866. In 1866
ne married Miss Catherine Fuller. OF
MARSHALL county Surviving him are
his wife and the following children.
Harry. of Glendale. W. Va: Frank
OF Cleveland. o.: Ward and Ralph al
nome; Mrs. Walter Mansall of
Washington, Pa: Mrs. Roy Mardis
OF Meadvllle, Pa: Mrs. Walter McVay'
oil this city, and Myrtle. at home. lie
church. 'i"'i
Funeral services will be conducted
az MS late home on North Guernsey
street, Tuesday afternoon al 2
clock, by the Rev \. VI. Flax. pas
tor OF the Christian church Inter.
ment will be in Rose Hin cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
To Try Out.

besinning this week all candidates
Ior positions on the Bellaire AtbIetic
association baseball team will no
gwen an opportunity at the local n
~. a. PARK; Semiprofessional PLAYERS
rom an the surrounding towns will
,' oiIe 70 TINS city TO try out for the
a wealth of material TO select fror,
MS vicinity can boast OF a large num.
per or good ball PLAYERS and he
should have little or no dif1crIltv in
selecting good team III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

uate an good citizens will clean W
cumulated in their back yards duriu
me winter and place in in "A CONVEX
tent place where II can be hauIeI
away. A Lumber Of wagons have bee,,
donated Tor use in collecting the rub.
DISH DIsn ana hauling II to the dumping
SFouhds. The members OF this ,lub
nave been working hard on this pro.
Ject Tor the past number OF weeks and
should have the hearty cooperation
OF every citizen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

\ laIse crowd was present A. the
root or center street yesterday after
noon Co witness the baTtizlug that was
held. when 20 persons who rcceufIv
Joined the church Of God. were baptized
hy Rev. Edgar. who had charge OF the
revival The water was little cool.
but nevertheless the people an euioycg
a. II g. said that another large class
VIII be baptized iu the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

Funeral services will De held this
morning no " o'clock in the barton Cath
Ollie church over tho remains 81 the late
~ Annie ~aho. wife ~ George Saho.
who died ~ the Nurfh Wheeling uos-
rlffl saturday evening Father Nc
tHrncu pastor ~ the church will have
charge 81 tho services Iuferrneut viii
tC Boo IinwOuu cemetery
ne woman WAS removed to the hos
pital last week and hcr condition wa
rsEHrd'd ae critical from the beginning
She g. about 60 years of age and b. sur
Niled. besides her husband. by several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

ne local lndE" ut odd Fellows csle-
DRAFTED o." uiuety-tfth anniversary OF
the founding Of the order yesterday
morning when they attended th. SER
vices 90 the First Baptist church o. a
npdN ana heard special sermon de-
uNered hy the pastor Rev. Harry Is
tall The members met az their hall
and headed Dos the BAPTIST band and
the uniform rank marched TO th. church
% bodr. The lodges all over the
nited states celebrated the anufver--
any during the nn-f Maak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
MARTINS FERRY


an important meeting iu the Board OF
trade room this evening and all are re-
GueSted To attend as several matters OF
importance viii come up before tn.
members. The report OF the tag collect
orS Will be made. 4 representative of a
carnival company has been in the citv
the past week Try uE To induce the mem
beers To- bring a caruical to this city and
% Is expected that the matter will h..
settled this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

he tax dHN that was held in this city
last saturday for the Fairgrounds was
one or the most successful ever held and
an records Tor collections were broken
There was total OF S34434 collected
during the day and Miss Mitchell stat
i"ned al the postofftce carried on the
The ladies' that 80 faithfully braved IN.
rain should Doe complimented for thu
good work done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
Annual MEETING.

The annual meeting of the congre-
cation OF the Trinity Episcopal church
VIII De held in the parish fooms.
Monday evening. May 4. The reports
of the various committees will be re-
ceived at this meeting. and several
important matters will be taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

NJ meeting neid IN Scheele's hnu
yesterday afternoon. the Loyal order %.
M"'S" was instituted with a large Nom
bvrship and several more names ON IA,
ron WHO were. unable 10 tatend ycster-
cav aitcrpoun 1.-THE installation ser
wees wcr. IN charge Of the district or
EaniZcr OF ohio. Another meeting will
% held IN the near future al which time
the organization will be effected in full
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
VIII He Given Rearing To-day.

Poster White. a well known resident
or ihiS city. will b. given "A hearing be
sharE" Of dtsordcrly conduct. preferred
~ his wife last saturday. He was mr.
rested nv Constable Duncan and Hu-
81 In the local Iail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

The local high school boys are rap
idly rounding in shape for the annual
field meet OF the Ohio Valley Inter
scholastic association. The lads have
been training for this event for the
past Few weeks and Bellaire High Will
have representative in every con-
test. Some OF the athletes will take
part in all the contests and in all
probability Bellaire will win the meet
by a good margin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

- Ign'"rf"w evening ir tho Lansing VI.
p church. fhe brotherhood VIII hold "a
-l', lfI meeting and thc speaker 81 the
itI HinF. and Die subject Will boz THE
f.t OF I'eue from 90 Lawyers stand
point special music VIII Do rendered
hr fIr West EuG so D. ruartet mo
meeting VIII hr opened o. ..fl O'Clock
ana HlI are cordially invited 90 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

meeting of the BelIaire PLAY.
GROUNDS Association will be- held ri.
h,hE lu tho council chamber 81 fb,
city building. following me besf,b ia,
lurr which viii Boz given in the CIV bstt
HNulIofuW. AT members are urgent.
~ requested fo be- present AZ tri4
meeting. as plan. VIII be made FOR fb.
up'nihE ef Tho grounds New cguip.
N.ul HHi o. purchased and ways OF
work This year VIII Do discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

The many friends bon this city Of
Frank Iedyeula and TONY Auicoue. or
Eauizcrs ~ the United Mine Workers OF
America will regret 60 learn Of the sent
fu'e thAf was imposed upon them bE
me FEDERAL judge In court ~ Thiltppf.
W. Va. saturday morning for contempt
or court growing ont ~ the recent COL
Her strike. LedNeuka was sentenced 20
SLY month.<in the Randolph county ialI
while AmfCoue was given four months
In the Iicnslnts county fafI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

IN the past week many attempts Of
robbery have been made iu this city and
In none OF the cases anything was Sc
cured as the men were frightened AWAY.
hr~e homes have been entered and sew
eral more attempts were made TO gain
an entrance. but they were unsutCc~S-
tul strict watch will be kept by the
local police and II any one r. caught Ia
tie act they will be severely dealt with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
Larrs Crowd Attended,.

\ large crowd attended the ball game
at Brook=ide yesterday afternoon be-
tween the EroOksidc Grcys and the An
chor Inn team Of Martins Ferry and
they were well rewarded as the game
was one OF the finest seen for some time
both teams made svcral brilliant PLAYS
curing the game. return game will
be played later in the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

John Jones and Robert Coss. OF this
city went to Pittsburgh yesterday
where they met Mr.. and Mrs. John
John Jones and family. who have Just
returned from a visit in South Wales
They returned to their homes in this
city. last evening.
This evening az the home OF Robert
Coss In this city a reception will be
held In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
and family. The evening will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
LAaf Of sra.

Pc local duck pin team viii q O.
eFtlhs frrrl " cdnrsday evening
~ here they viii roll off the last ~ he
series ARRANGED between them and the
Ideal team Of Martins Ferry The teams
- TAR have split about even on the
series and AZ the locals show any form.
they viii b. able 20 b,st the Fiery boz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

. large crowd was present GOO the mill
i'II yesterday Afternoon Co., witness. me
.f Eaus az the season between the
.lafInr FERRY Athletic club and tH.
irN'hn Annette team. The gam. was
very interesting and several good pIs, 4
M'I" made hy each team Tho local .fs.r,
pr 'N IIE ~ arrange t couple OF good
games Tor the latter part uf the week