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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
@aabeifnoOet i SoQen.

aroftiern / Soaen bar Oct, at oct
Sen 17oe September bnnote ben
iergeli9e llIpffe, at Sfpbsfar Sn.
golf aarlien bIep rammet al ct @aa-
beifilo og ienere afgif peb Geoen
iem 8slge beraf. Eaa gagipbet al
en- Sig bar oet aorIien itob opreiIt,
% ltlpffen inotrai. Zen Manb, ior
bapbe Elaos foran / aisreteiet og
1ao meo ct laot 8euGr unoer
SfpGtlpret meo Tiben rettet bago.
Der, er MI al Tolitimelteren for uior.
iigtio IbfGro oeb 9~ebunoling al
Sfpoepaaben ilngt 80 aroners Bob
euer 81 Cages S9neiel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

beioe iom 3ieneitebeit Der til 1905,
altiao for 8 Iar iioen. y Iar
ganmel par Den mi / CONNER, o.
ifuIoe bel ba bope iortient en- onoen
Sfl9bne emo of bli iolgt iom 5r1t'
bpr. Gen blep bctuIt uleo 700 aro.
ller.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Zen umpenbtc Geroen. Sra

lebonmer lfripes. Spem ifitloe bare
troet, at Sfrapgamper % Selte meo
Sell % Sfapartfer lfuloe blipe De
oippelte paa Marfeoet, meoells De
ieilfri SeIte % beoiteGpr bliper itiaet
/ Sfpggen. Mten Iaaoon CT oct iat-
tiff MI. Sc icilfri SeIte bar inAen
giiptnina til Ganifcrne, foroi De life
bliper eooficnote til llofsrIcI. Ilt
Seltemateriel, iom fon pore tlenligt
til militGr BRIG, fan nnbcr ingen
Smitpnoiabeber blipe uofert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Gn Nmnsreaarina. NlonSt

Gn Smnereaaring. Nlanot "Sey-
lan6cts rloite" or 8unbilO Nilsoat-
ter Sirfencs / @reipitao, iom isotes
oen lite Nopember 1914, % iaaIeoes
iorlcoen Ssnoag iplbte 100 Iar.
8amle 8lunbiIo er isot paa @aar.
Den 8reipitnb. Sum Dor MI hos lin
Gattcroatter % benbes Mano, Nil3
S%srgcnicn Sirfenes. 8unhiIo gaar
cnbmi og ruSler. Tet or life lpnae
iibcn bun bar inb ben SEQ, bun brug-
ie. SIM lGier iremoeIeS i'm Erptea
/ @uspoitilen uoen SriQer. Sun
bar ct soot Miune os fan iortGae
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Srfan lauas @eitfpitcm.

MnugeIlrno mc0oclcs Den 12te No.
pember. Ser roicr Ell orfanagtie
Storm al Norbpeit. &irfeibrct or
blpit neb. @arf "slrgo" al Speot.
itrano, loitet meo Eetroleilm, fo1u
/ Grit / &armiunoet. Sfibet oreo
iIano poa Nispfluen. aanonboaoen
"Triotjof" latte SolOoter omboro
Tor at ilpbe 9arfcn no, iaa Den bleu
bel i~orteiet llben at lioc Sfaoe.
Stcrre llIpffer ipprgeS enonu life,
Mten Stprrnen %peoparer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Sen oanac N~ibOlosinas Nnr, ga,

rer Spuericn, bar M 'aOct iii Wtin-
ocamcrfc, iom lorlcocn Cal allure.
bca / 6u~llcbpnrfen / Niebcnbaun "a
oucrlepereoca iii 8omuumcn. Dor,
gcrneitcr Marlirano uotaltc Som.
m%umcitpreta Saf, ioct han operto1
Niomimcntct, oct isriic MmoeSnler.
fe ior Ell al DC iolfeIiQc @eup9elicr,
ioul man netop gierne vll0c reiic NO.
mlmlenter ior / Den ioltrIlgc Eart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Srainmcns 0lasuerf,

Sen berieoes al en- iterre Sloebrono,
bar alereoe p%aabegpnbt Spierelien
al @lasbptte for burtigit mulig at
funne gienpptage Sabrifatipnen al
@inblrsgIas. Sptten bill bore iGroig
peo Suletiber. On man allereoe o.
fan begpnbe Sabrifationen ofb9it-
ger al, bpor itor Sfaoe 8lasopnen
bar liot peo granoen. Sette bar man
enonu fife p9ret iitano til at fan
bragt paa oct rene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Gn 0iprn ifmbt.
Ganlnlerherre

2epenifiplo bar npIig ifllot en- Siprn
paa 2ureiiclo, meobeleS ira Sfier.
@iernen bar / flerc Gage pGret for
iegt rinaet, men bar briiot no inbtil
oct forleoen lpffebes at iaa tag i
ben. Sfuooet bleu affpret paa tent.
melig langt Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Gn bcflaaelia ltlnffe bpnote TO

VI" ~sA'"Se@'S "'"A"e p"'~N
Dem Gag paa Eiietb / @inger. Gn
Ssn al III. Giietb, Iom gaar paa
Wiboellfoleu / 4ongsuinger bapee
Maaneoslop % ifuIpe benptte In-
leoningen til at saa paa Sagt. San
ifuloe isrIt bort Tor at inuffe meo
9roren, Tom fisrtc @anb paa 8aar-
ben oe ioet ban iatte SaglgepGret
neb, bar oct ltlpffen bGrote. Foa
en- eller anoen Maaoe gift Sfuooet
al og traf Ben lllpffelige / Sinoili-
gen, lom fuloitGnoig iprGngtes. Gr.
Solcm, iom frar fom tiliteoe, beor.
orebe ifelge "Sebem. amtst." Gut
ten inolaet poa Gigsboipitalet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
l1ben Tengc ingen Npbpgning.

Sra Bergen meoOeles Den 5te DO.
bember. Som 5plge al ariicn cr
oct mn pn1trent umiligt at ifafic Een-
&c til N~pbpening / Bergen. Ser
for er Der / Sftober Maaneb life
onmelot ct eneltc gpggeforetagenoe
/ gpen. S Iaritao, bpor Ser eaers
foregaar flor Npbpgnin9, er Der IL
gelebes Stagnatipn / 9pgeetrafifen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Sc hpic ScitcprtIer.

ifripes til "Srenltiben": SeItehanr
belen gif IipIig paa MarielrIpit. Der
bar mango iamuittigbeosleic @en-
Ser, iom iolgte fine gamle, uoIliote
&eite. Seq ifol iGrlis nGpnc Ell Set,
ipm ieg fjerlbtc epbt. Gen bar opfso
pao en- 8aaro / 2ier, % gioroe M,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
ltlpffe nnbcr 5pmmerhnoit. III

Der Semmerbugit i SoltaaIeit iorle"
Den tit Ell SO Iar gammel 8aaro-
brugcr ct Ere oper iig % blcu Iaa
ifabct, at ban afgif peO Seben. San
eiterlaber iig Gnfe og flere @ern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

@intcrtcrmiuen res GorccrSia Col
lege. 4ioorheao. Riuu.. begnu0er ben
2Qoe Gecember. S75 betaIer for goo
aoit. Soqi5 % prattii! ~llnoer0isning i
nc almiuoelige S.o!efae. SGritiIt ans
Ieouing ior Ypiommere. Sirip eiter
antaIog III !. Y. aaseaarN. Roorbeao.
Rinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Sfolebnanina i Gpcnrs.

~~6UFeVHWHtHU I VUVHVV", NUVNNt3
S%erreosltprc / Horblonos Nmt bar
be'llttct at outage ct 2aan poo
$4,000 aroncr til @pgning al tor
re SfolebltS / Scrreoct. @elliltiln'
gen er a"pproberet / Statsraa0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Sra Voroe.

Slaf ". SOios bar iislge "SoIiun.
gen" iolgt i'm Gienoom SOLOS meo
Sfog til Selge SergeS 30 for $780,.
600 &roncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
era Odnmdrf.

|co H~cpfjnOtf untoerItct or op'
rcttct Ct Goccutilr | 8ruif % Satin.
StlIlingen ionl Gocert cr belat nleb
ct Nic0Icm al ISLANDS GItlnR auro.
mag. &iarni SonSion.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-22
Success Secret.

AprOpos of the bad effects of bust.
ness on the health, a millionaire con-
tractor, said in Y. M. G. A. address
in Cleveland: "The bad effects of
business on the health of business men
is such that confidently inform all our
statesmen that, in order to win infal-
libby the friendly interest of any
business man over forty, the one thing
to do is to commence the interview
by producing for examination and dis
cussion box Of some new kind of
dyspepsia cure"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-22
PUBLIC SALE

Having accepted a position in Gin
cinnati, l will sell at public auction
OF
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-22
Don't Be ! crpueh.

The old Connecticut farmer had the
right idea. A group of his cronies
were talking at the usual corner store
about the best way to die. A great
many theories were advanced. Final
ly the others turned to Yak and de-
manded his opinion. WALL said he,
i amt reddy ter die jist yit, but if
had to pass in the checks I'd just
IKE ia have somethin' tickle me ia
death an die a-laughin'" 1t doesn't
cost any more to be pleased than to
be grouchy. But it means a lot more
pleasure to all concerned.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-22

Household goods may inspected residence before SALE
Assignee the right withdraw of the
ery sod his opinion the price bid therefor made
quae
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-22
Administrator Notice.

All persons having claims against
the estate of d. r. Hutsell, deceased,
are hereby notified to file the same,
properly proven, according to law,
with the undersigned executor at
1922 Cypress Street, Paris, Ky. All
persons knowing themselves indept.
ed to the estate of the said D. M
Hutsell will please settle promptly
with tho undersigned.
r. d. GRANT,
Administrator.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-22
Serious Waste of Money.

Because of the improper drying of
corn vast amount of money is
wasted in the payment of freight. 1t
is estimated that 436,682 tons of water
are shipped with corn every year. This
would fill 1856 freight cars Of 10000
pounds capacity. making train more
than 10 miles long.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-22

They are making wedding rings
out of platinum because it wears
longer than gold. But a ring made
of snow would Ouuast some of the
modern matrimonial alliances.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-22

Tell lie to save a man and the
only think he will ever be able to
remember about you is that you are
q liar,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-22
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1914,

Alexander
and Eighth
the credits of SIX twelve and eighteen
parts purchase
10 to-
poles of
being
Home Place. whereupon stands his residence.
in following manner.
divided
building lots and the lot stands
a
will
therefor with the privilege withdrawing the said
making advantageous sale.
property be
indicated the sale and premises
paid,
public household kitchen
articles be sold
are the
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-22

Oak Bed Room Furniture,
Mahogany Bed Room Furniture,
Mahogany Library Furniture,
Mahogany Dining Table,
Large Mahogany Side Board,
Mahogany Dining Charts,
Carved Mahogany Library Table,
Mahogany Bookcase,
Lot of Books.
Parlor Chairs,
Leather Chairs,
Odd Rockers,
Large Hat Rack,
Antique Japanese Lamp,
Mahogany Consol Table,
Upright Grand Player Piano.
Small Tables,
ChiffonierS,
DraperieS,
Genuine Oriental Rugs-both small
and room-siZes- Of them an
tiques.
Wilton & Body Brussell Rugs and
Carpets,
Administer and Velvet Rugs and
Carpets,
Pictures,
1 Large Mantel Mirror,
Bisque Figures,
Japanese and Oriental Ornaments,
Bronze Statuary,
Marble Statuary,
Large and Small Bronze Vases,
Teakwood PedeStalS and Tabour-
cites,
Full Chimed Hirshaday Grandfath-
er Clock,
Large Chinese Vases,
Bronze. BiSuue and Porcelain
Vases,
Odd Fancy Plates,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-22

Set of China Dishes,
China Fruit Set,
Cut Glass Vases,
Cut Glass Pitchers,
Cut Glass Dishes,
Cut Glass Decanters,
All kind of fancy Cups, Saucers
and Plates,
Knives and Forks,
Silverware.
Toilet Sets,
Bath Room Furniture,
Porch Furniture,
Laundry Outfit,
| Kitchen Range,
+ Gas Stove,
Refrigerator,
Numerous other articles usually
found in we'll furnished homes,
Family Carriage Horse,
Carriage and Harness,
Hemp Machine,
10 Shares Paris Opera House Co.
A Shares Bourbon County Agricul-
tural Society,
2 Shares Bourbon Tobacco Ware.
house Co.,
500 Shares Citizens National
ms Co., Louisville,
IL Shares Fifth-Third National
Bank, of Cincinnati,
/ Share L. & M. Rubber Co.,
1 Certificate Fifth-Third National
Bank, of Cincinnati,
Shares Chicago-New York Elec
trio Air Line r. r. Co.,
100 Shares Travellers Insurance
Machine Co.,
20 Shares Central and Southern
Advertising Agency.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-22

Pursuant order of in the
County Court, undersigned Assignee, will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27
NEAR THE END
Bethany College Basket Ball Team win
Complete Schedule Saturday
Night-Good Record.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
BETHANY. W. Va. Feb. 26-After
playing three more games. one at home
and two on the road. the Bethany basket
ball team will have played out the sChcd-
uIe arranged by Manager Robert
Brookes.
The last home game will be played
Saturday evening when the BuQuesue
University quintet will be In Bethany
for a return game. The Catholic tOsssrE
defeated the Christians at Pittsburgh
early in the season. so the local players
have resolved 60 play their very hard
est ia an effort TO even up matters.
ok" Williams. a former Weilsburg
Iigh star. is "a regular player of the
buqucsne lineup. so a lars" contingent
or Wellsburs people Will be in bethany
Co see the game.
Eetrpny'a season closing games are
with WilmerdiuE Y. VI. q. A.. at VIII
mordinE. and Carnegie Tech. IN Pitts
burgh. next week. the Christians play
ing az Wilmerding Friday and Fits
burgh Saturday.
Tho record made by the Bethany five
this Winter H. not one on which cham
pionship claims can be based. but it is
one OF which tho players and college can
well be proud. for tho schedule Included
games with the best college teams In
the district between Grove city. Pa. and
~IsuCkhHnuOu. ". Va. q range north and
south OF about 800 miles.
Tho Indications are the 1QIa-1E teams
viii make o better record for a number
Of new and promising players have an
nouuccd intentions OF enrolling next
fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27
ARE AFRAID
OF The FEDERALS?
INRoADs ON ORGANIZED BASE
BALL BELIEVED TO BE
THE CAUSE
OF Withdrawal Of Behan Syndicate
From Race As Well AS Others
For Control Of Chicago Cubs.

CHICAGO. Feb. 26.-Fear Of the
Federal Leagues raids s on ball play
ers and doubt as q the stability OF
the reserve rule ana OF the players
contract itself have combined with
the question OF ground lease TO drive
from the field the Chicagoans who
wanted TO purchase control Of the
Cubs.
The Behan syndicate. whose offer
OF S15O,OOO for Charles y. Taft's con-
trolling interest was accompanied bv
conditions hat he would not accent.
withdrew today. The others. while
not formally out OF the market. gath
cred from the refusal OF the Behan
bid that Mr.. Taft was not prepared
10 guarantee the dissolution OF the
Federals or alliance with them nor
grant the desired long lease on the
Cub field. Of which he is said TO b.
principal owner.
Cincinnati reports said today that
MI. Tart had received a score OF in
quifles concerning the price of his
stock and asking whether IL was for
sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27
L p FOUND

Clerk o. The State Supreme Court
" D. Matthews in going over some
of the old Giles az the public library
found an old copy OF the Wheorng
Gazette. .n which an account of proei.
duuf L~"lHlrlHh TaNlur.a visit 10 tho
rIfE d.. r..Ouufrf 10 shows that no.
stopped at .ha United States hotel
here uu the uIuhf OF February gU.
1859 President Taylor was ouruufe
tO WaFlIr-tIn fo he IrauEurHtrd and
was making passage ON tho boat
TELEGRAPH SO. This boat stuck
Ff Round BOTTOM and in was driven
from There fu NHUHIsFIIIp. where o.
body oft young mon from fuia city met
U.u lu an interview given here De-
said will t|uIU..Ur fO discharge
Iur luf.fa of tho office Co which J
have been elected lis next stop
from here v.H IH.nuIuuu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27
CHARGES AGAINST LEYLAND
RBCOUNTED BY MRS. HESTON

The charges against Chief Leyland.
ln ausWer TO this question. Attorney
frank O'Buen. for Heston. said.
'b"nf!'uau. It the outset ! vgut 10
address, your body. Proceedings have
already beer launched fOi tIH ac.
curing OF q divorce. and Thomas
LtyIaud is named correspondent.
These proceedings will be- pressed
with speed, aGa then Uur Witur~srF
viii be- allowed To- testify SO soon as
dispositions OF tlei. testimony nave
been taken.
Contemplated proceedings viii
likely be- filed soon by our client
against Chief Ley'Iud for alienation
of tine affection OF hi- wife ] can
say ricuf now that Nr. Hp-rou Will
not testify before Your body tonight
De- knows concerning the anair b.
what me vas told. vs.. no not want
tho of our witnesses used
here. We do no. appear her" 20 de-
Day INVESTIGATION into the charges
We can Iu no uuy assist Won here
tonight. and We 90 not wish 20 dis
clos" the names OF Illnesses.
MT HestOn i- not here Co puf
Chief I'N.aud on OF office
Committeeman fancy hen cues.
toned Mr. OEriau as TO when the
witun--D- Ur alluded Coz would D.
ready for council Mr. fancy said
"ihis Dr. % crave matter. as YOU uu-
dcr.tand. Mr. O'Brisu Let me ask
YOU DC you would allow your wit.
uess 10 testify leiorc council al
some iutur" time.
Mr. OI1rien said that hc would al.
low his witnesses 90 testify al some
future time after their dppositiors
bad been taken Ho further said that
am attempt had been made 90 keen
Witnesses away from the proceed
in-. HD said that Doe lid not desire
~ bring ouf anything only as an a..
tOrnDy for Nr. HeHfun fro court. and
chief
Judge N--bitt said ar O.Hricn.
] know when divorce proceedings or
alienation suits are filed az O. rule.
why, they Gre fled And D Oh not try
my cases through fhn newspaper
Mr. oI'ri.n Then said that NEWSPAPER
men IIa suu-|' '1f witness and Tor
thD sake O.. stories had gotten most
OF Goo f.r'IUUu. UU. OF chem
Chief Excluded
Quite " I|.''. w~rHH"IfT. H.. then
f..d over f.. question rf fra right for
OBJ" attorneys '"r chief Loylaud and
f." chief himself f1 .f9F iu the room
HhHu SIR. U...0u was fa.fifyiur
s.lHrI. H' made motion tO allow fIo
chic. iu I.uHiu loo flu uum This
Was .D.U|IHI Ir 50 ..rHH and ON vote
sHH carried fu B. TH. following
tN''N sands |al- -~oa1rIEhI.
Iff- I.u'y Captain OTTO and DR.
s..0I.r. Ritter and Drake After con.
..I.I.us. upon adE'r. OFF doc ,ffr -u
I...f.r. fHr.r.n OTTO moved foo recon
..'.r |rH .r U..m HIf. chief L.FIHuI.
.r.m 'H' room 1I.. VAS passed. an
HE" with OH" exception of Sea-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27
BENWOOD DENIS.
Name Ticket % Be Entered at Com
ing Municipal Election Yesterday
-Scanion for Reelection.

a primary was held by the Demo.
Gratis OF Benwood yesterday. Candid
atcs were selected to represent the
ticket at the coming municipal cleo
ton to be- held in the mill town. In
tCrcst iu the event Ceutercd In the
rdC" for mayor. which was close.
Mayor SCanlou. candidate for re-eleC.
ton. securing twelve votes more than
Thomas p Docgan. The fight for
chief Of police was also holly con
tested.
Tine primary resulted as follows.
For mayOr-JOhn SCanlon. POI :
Thomas -. Dtcgan. 1Sg.
Fro chief OF policc-Luko Sauers.
1876. George Kelley. t2S. George W.
FurbCc. I1s Edward Little. "a.
The following cOunCilmen we're
named.
First ward. William Hurley and
John Kre-s second ward. James *.
Il.-ina and John Blake. third ward.
Ok'y Church aud vs.. j.. Deegan
fourth ward. Morris Donavan and
Fred S%hippnCr, lnO oppositOu) nth
ward. Thomas Martin and Thomas
OIHrIHn mo opposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27
PLAY WELLSBURG
interesting Game Of Bashetbau Prom
ised In Brooke County Town To
hight Local High
and Team Of That Town.

The wheeling High school basketball
lfan VIII go tu Wsllsburg this eveninr
where thry VIII play the fast Wells.
'NfE High school team The game prom.
10 hr ~ very interesting one as tho
f'lH MII make Hu effort Co rrglru
ll"ngrs lost tu tho up-rIrsr team earIu
ln the season. Gu the first game Which
played early FOO tho season tho brr
'old aud Blue lost 60 tho WeIIshurr az.
e~reEatIou in the local high school r.n.
uaelnm ty m score Of d. Co On AmDua.
the players who VIII make tine trim wi
pc 'nNHi NH.. Hamilton. Creighton
.r'IEhigr. HHrNmIu. Enyce. Matthew
Coach Thornton and a number gf suU.
eflfIfeH a. great deal OF interest I
being shown Dr. Tho rnwq br the Iorr.
supporter NJ tho team and mo- doubt 4
rIwucr nf enthusiastic admirers VIII a..
''milnF OBJ" team Co WeIIeburr fI wit.
rIa" tho game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27
LOCAL BOWLERS
GO TO BUFFALO
Six TEAMS REPREsENrING THrs
CITY TO TICKLE NAPLES
In the Btg A u. g. Touznamsnt ana ths
Bacon or Part OF II VIII Probably
BE Brought Home.

Six bowling teams from this city viii
go 10 Bunalo March II 20 participate IN
the fourteenth annual Of the
American Bowling congress. TO be held
IN that city March rs and a.. The
teams from this city which viii make
ors. Musee, Marsh r. Hand 81 Northern
these teams represent the best bowling
TALENT In this ecuon and II strenuous
workouts constant practice and grim
determination count for anything. they
viii certainly bring home the bacon
The American Bowling x mas
howlers since the initial meet in 1901.
Wheeling sends more nve-mcn teams 70
the American BoWhng congress than
any other city Of its size in the United
states Incidentally. they have always
been strong contenders FOR the choicest
plums. In 1910 the old team
Of Wheeling finished second in the an
nual meet at Detroit. losinE only py a
bare nine POINTS 70 the Cosmos team OF
Chicago. Their final score was ASIA.
the Cosmos team making ASST. Wheel
ing teams have also acquitted them
selves with credit In the line .of prize
money. one hve-men team touching the
tall ones 20 the extent OF $500.
The present teams are confident OF
making the killing OF their lives. and ir
not improbable for their supporters TO
expect them 20 bring home the
choicest Bunalo has 90 oner In the line
The men composing tho different
teams and who will make the trip are as
follows; Pennsy-PraEer. Montroro.
Shorts. Shomer. kilibuck and Mills.
Warwood-J. Gramiich. II Gramlich. g.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27
APPEARED BEFORE SPECIAL IN
VESTiGATloN COMMITTEE
Chief and Attorneys. Together Win
Frank Hcston, Excluded From
Poem When story WIS Told.

RcCT1 WbC0 story WIS Told.
Chief o. Police Thomas Leylaud
did practice immoral conduct with
me in his office I'm the city building
during b month of November.
1913"
So testified Mrs. Enie Ueston. wife
or Frank H.stOn. before "a special
committee last ni-ht i'm the First
branch c0ucl chambers. which com
mlttee had been appointed to find out
whether charges OF malfeasance or
immoral conduct with the above
wOman were ~Ju-tIlablo.
During the course of The prclimi-
nary heariu- Mr. Ho-'Ou testified.
under oath. 90 practically the same
statements that have been printed
from time TO time Boz the newspaper
Of the city With scarcely "a break
stance Of the chief Of police having
invaded the eanctity Of her home and
the privacy of her rooms and there
having ilecitimste relations win
her. %
Charges were drafted from her tes-
tiWOuy. sworn 20 and subscribed. to
come before the COUn'I'u0niC body
at "a date yet 10 be- selected by "a
unanimous vote the committee de-
Cided To- ask the mayor Tor a special
meeting Of council Monday nisht. ar
which time the charges will be- gone
into.
At this meeting the charges Will
be laid before council. in a joint SEES
sion. IL possible. and have the hear
ing in public. AZ OBJ" meeting Of fh"
committee last night the body went
into executive ~s aIOu. with the eN-
CeplIOn OF newspaper men who were
allowed in the
chief Leylaud and his atBrncys.
judge SO bift and D. 3d. -OwUlcryillD.
MEH| HnH HN|Ru.UN tn I|HH tho HF.H#.
mony OF Mrs UH-ton. neither was
Mr. Irafuu and Attorneys OHrlUr
and Ritz This matter drew forth
quite 20 little tfIf between members of
tho committee and The attorneys Tor
Nr. Iceland. who believed that hr
should bo confronted by the witness
os AGAINST h.w 10 was shown. how
ever. That 10 was not trial. but 70 meet
inr fp formulate rrHr#.a from tho
statement off Nra Hrefun.
Rccourts story
throughout Hrr tory. she stated
fhD CHIEF had been coins on Tor a
number OF months chat Do refused
to rome fn her uu fI. "a. of
January when .Nn tried tU got into
communication With Dim that dr'rr
fI... Rad been Watching Der and I0r
house Cor some fiWr that upon "a cor
tain dH. .Hr ua. told fu come f1 fhr
Ollie. af h~DI1gHHrfrf. and within ODE
private office wH. subjected fu IhH
Hw" relation. Chat bad rrn e0.u.
"r In Dor homo f"HI rhr Dad been
.uIuH iU NHu". Iu. limo ON
raea.H fUrrI. bed bF fho chief. that
ho tried fu .0f Hnr fo attend fhr
fIrHf0n and Chat upon hnr comic. ION
fO Irr Iu# band OF those relations
.I. Nr. I.H alone iu hrr sham" with
Door 5000. boy