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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
NASHVILLE, TENN, April l.

NASHVILLE. TENN. April L.
With the Vol roster about ,as
complete as it will be, since
Branch Hickey has curtailed his prac-
tice OF sending his rockies to Nash
Vile to spend the summer, Manager
Schwartz is busy figuring out the
strongest possible lineup for the
opening battle in Atlanta on April H.
During the exhibition games staged
here during the past week the Vol
boss has been giving his untried play
ers all kinds of opportunity to show
enough class for a Glass A club, and
after looking over his material care
fully, has about decided the person
mel of the Vol team which will face
the champion Cracker outfit on the
opening day.
on the first corner Manager
Schwartz will probably he seen, since
the Brooklyn Superbas are still hang
Ing onto Clarence Kraft. who was 10
be awarded to Nashville in case the
Dodgers decided TO turn him loose
Schwartz did not intend to play this
season, but, as the first bag is sadly
lacking, he will have to get back IN
harne IS, at least for while.
IN second Bert King, an outhelder
~ secured from the Browns, will
perform IN the position of the !ate
lamented Clayt Perry. King has been
covering himself with the usual brand
Of glory on the keystone, and, al
though he is naturally an outfeldor,
he has managed to get away good,
In case another infelder is secured
before the season begins, however,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
w. Mckenzie, Golf
Professional, Goes
To Santa Barbara

WIN Mckenzie, golf professional at
the Ansley Park Club has resigned to
take similar position with the Hope
Ranch Country Club at santa Barbara,
Cal. where he will have charge OF one
Of the finest courses on the Pacific
Coast He will leave for the Coast
w ednesday
The Ansley Park club members and
management are extremely sorry to lose
the services Of this excellent profess
sionsl His work in laying out and de
veloping the links marked him "a A
golf architect Of unusual ability. while
his talent as an instructor has made
him very popular with the student play
ers OF Atlanta His brother J. N. Nc
Kenzie. Is the professional at the
BrookhaNen course OF the Capital City
club
The Ansley Park management has not
decided on a successor for Mr.. Mcken-
vie
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
CRACKERS LOOK
GOOD BEATING
R0CHESTERCLUB
Elliott Dent, in Grand Form,
Holds Enemy Helpless
in Pinches.
Bv O. B. Keller,
} ILL SMITHS men shaped up
} like a regular ball club in the

II ILL SMITHS men shaped up
II like a regular ball club in the
opening game with the Roch-
ester team, OF the International
League, and the Crackers, in their
5-to-0 victory, looked better than at
any other time in the practice season.
One reason for this undoubtedly
was the fact that the Ganzelites did
not look good. You can not blame
them for that The Feds took six or
eight men away from them, and the
result is decidedly patchwork effect
Tommy Mcmillan, the brilliant little
Atlanta shortstop, played the first
game with his game knee in a GUAM
tity of harness-and played we'll. at
that
RUT the Crackers looked good, en-
tirely apart from any sloppiness
by their foes
Elliott Dent pitched a grand game.
He did not extend himself to a harm
full degree. either, and the Cancels.
and Mr. Barrow in particular, gol
danger threatened, the big right
handler wheeled up that old hook
ball, and there was nothing to it.
FOR example. in the seventh in
ming, Barrow and Priest singled
with one out and Jennings committed
his only error when he dropped the
ball at second after picking UP
Schultz's drive and tagging Priest
The situation looked sad enough.
but Dent began dealing hooks, and
Smith went out on a twisting foul to
Red Lynch, while all Courtney could
produce was high one to Welchonce
Dents control was well-nigh per-
feet. He was rarely in the hole and
did not walk a man Neither did he
fan anybody. He made the enemy hit
the kind they didn't like, and the rest
was done neatly by his help.
THE sweetest fielding play Of the
game. however was a two-ply
killing inaugurated by Rochester in
the ffth
Mcconnell csromed a fierce liner off
Mr., Hoffs working shoulder and then
Jennings and Welchopce singled
Andy scoring Long hit sharply TO
Mcmillan and Harry was forced at
second while a beautiful peg by
Breen included Jennings at the plate
II was & play well thought out and
cleverly worked.
NJ ORLEY JENNINGS performed az
w short and his debut was emf
nsntly successful The debutante is
big fellow and appears fast and ac-
curate IN the field He stands well at
the plate and hits as If he meant
every word OF II.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Kilbane Is Winner
Over Gene belmont

MEMPHIS. TENN, April John
ny kilhane worlds featherweiSht
champion, was far too good for Gene
belmont IN their eight round bout
here KNhane fought two rounds ont
Of the eight and held a big lead in
each The other six were even. be-
cause Klbsne didn't try.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Dodgers Take Close
Game From Orioles

NEW YORK, April THE outlook
was dubious this morning for the
playing of the fourth game between
the Yankees and the Dodgers. A
slight rain was falling. with no pros
poets of clearing up. The Dodgers
defeated the orioles al Baltimore
yesterday. 8 to .. The Yankees had
morning and afternoon practice ses-
efonc
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Alabama TrOunCed
By Michigan, 81

TUSCALOOSA, ALA. April IT,
Alabama went down in disastrous de-
feat before Michigan yesterday aft
ernoon TO the tune 81 9 to l.
The Alabama team put up one Of
the poorest exhibitions OF baseball
ever seen here The team seemed
without pep entirely. and al no time
during the game was the anal out
come in any doubt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
NEW LEAGUE PERFECTED

\ LsA UhLA-, April IA sChed-
ue was adopted and other details
arranged perfecting the organization
OF the Western Association Of Base p
ball Clubs al meeting here last
night Six teams comprise the league
and 14o games are to be played, be-
ginning May l.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Matty Hurls Giants
To Victory Over Pels

NEW ORLEANS, April The
Giants will try and make It a clean
sweep In the final game here this aft
ernoon They trimmed the local team
Yesterday 10 O. Mathewson going
through the full nine innings and al
lowing only four hits
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Billy Wagner BestS
Patsy DrOuillard

LANSING. MICH. April billy
Wagner, Of Chicago. brother to Char
lie White, had the better Of his ten
round bout with Patsy Drouillard.
Canadian lightweight champion, here
last night
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
coULoN rURNs DOWN solJr

CHICAGO. April champion Ban
tam Johnny Coulon to-day turned down
an offer to meet Ledoux, French ban
tam, in a 20-round bout in London
Coulon wired that his agreement to box
Kid Williams at Los Angeles on June
10 shuts him out Of other mills for the
present.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07

TAYLOR. TENAS. April 7.-Arrange-
ments have been perfected for Peter
Brown &c meet the worlds champion
Lake city Utah, the date TO be set
for as soon after April Is as they can
agree on
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07

CHARLOTTE. " c., April with
Braves PLAYED their second game with
Buffalo to-day The team leaves for
Baltimore tonight
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
CUBS VS.. DAYTON

DAYTON. OHIO April THE Cubs
will play Dayton here this afternoon
Rain prevented Yesterdays game be-
tween the Cubs and Springfield
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07

INDIANAPOLIS. April THE Boston
Red Sox lined up with the home team
hoodoo that has followed them this sea =
son They lost yesterday, TO 4
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Seaton Member of
Brooklyn Feds staff

NEW YORK, April Tom Seaton
will pitch for the Brooklyn Federals
this year, all differences having been
adjusted. according to an announce
ment made last night by j. Ward,
manager OF the Brooklyn Federals.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
MANnor MoRkINO EoR M,cuE nt

CHICAGO. April Joe Mandot is
working out every day for his match
with Matty McCue on April is at Ra.
cine Wis. and he is eager 70 make A
presentahle appearance. The Southern
lad does not want TO carry any surplus
weight. as he is planning on going
through those ten rounds like a bolt of
lightning
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07

MORLEY JENNINGS performed at
w short and his debut was emil
nsntly successful The debutante is a
big fellow and appears fast and ac-
curate IN the field He stands well at
the plate and hits as If he meant
every word Of II.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
GORDON SHOULD
HAVE 4 STRONG
BASEBALL TEAM
Coach VanTasseI Has Promising
Young Material on Hand.
Three Veterans Back,

. ARNESNILLE, GA, April r.
- Considering the fact that only
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

for a few days Of her sisters. Misses
Nell and Clara Smouss OF Elm Grove.
Mrs James Stewart OF Elm Grove
very pleasantly entertained the mem
bers OF the Foreign Mission society At
her homo yesterday
Messrs. Charles and Alfred Muldoon
nave returned 20 their home at Steuben-
Vile after attending the funeral OF Mrs.
babcock at Elm Grove.
George Maxwell OF sand Hill spent
yesterday at Elm Grove looking after
business matters.
Charles Gieseler OF sand HIN was a
business caller at Elm Grove yester-
day.
George Arbenz. or Huntington. Is
spending few days a. the guest OF his
parents at Pleasant Valley.
William krumme will complete the
installing of the new soda fountain at
Noeber's. In few days.
At meeting held at Elm Grove on
Thursday evening "a barach OF the Pan
handle Agricultural Club was organized.
IL IL reported that the Pure Food Co.
have escured lease on the buildinl,
at the present time occupied By Harry
smith. at Elm Grove. where they will
start "A new store.
The St Vincent Dramatic Club viii
April %.
Mrs. Stewart Patterson. OF Elm
Heights. Is the guest for "A few days
with friends at Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. r Smith have return
cd TO their home at East Liverpool ar
the guests OF Rev. and Mrs. Lewellyn.
Special musical programs will be car
ried out In practically all the churches
In the out the pike section sunday
William Jenkins. OF sand Hill was a
business caller at Elm Grove yesterday
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class from $50 20 10 O'Clock this morn
ing.
A special Easter dinner viii be
served To- the members OF the y. VI. e..
a. who room az the dOrmitory In the
association dining room tomorrow.
school RecO "a will boz out next week.
the FIRST pa of having just been re-
ceived.
-Mordoy night q meeting Of the In
termediates Of the y. NJ. q. A will he
held Co practice on the stunts for the
circus. which BIZ 60 Doe given ny the
in the near future.
The foIlowiuE high school students
have received pgnmauship diplomas
Helen laltl. Helen Sohaaf Isabelle
plstg. Elizabeth FARRELL Erma Nose. j
lac'bucci Alfred Ebcrhardt Mabel
Emery and Werner Mason.
An invitation has been extended Co
officers and members Uf the local ana
state Business Men association Co. at
tend 90 meeting of the WclsburF assoc
a large delegation from this city viii
attend.
The hotel being constructed st
Tenth and Main streets hr o. % Potts
Central hotel Will contain 90 rooms no
Nlu te four stories in height
Attorney charles So Earbsrt. form
crls counsel for tra AufI.-HIuou league
ir onIo rHe been appointed surcrin-
tsrd.Ht or toe wheeling district Of Tire
West Virgil It league. ll' has opened
au office Iu fHr German EHuk building
and VIII assist Iu the cufUrtremfu OF
fHe prohibition laws
Good Friday was appropriately OBJ
SERVED yesterday Iu many local
Unurrhfa. especially elaborate srercIarf
hs.uE held lu tfe catholic and Episco-
UII churches
"a special c1ura. In Uiatsaties fs be-
Iua Eitru fn fHr nurses Iu the Wheel
iHg hospital The tIIaa Ia under the
able direction of Nra. Jessie ogden =
graduate uf UrakeI Institute. rhUadei-
fIIf. IH
After Swing sewer cleaner eIr
month. fr.H| fHr board Hf control has
decided fU order one. and Will put the
vu..fI.u uu fr council for Ifa action.
IIr f'.frT HHH been given fair trHf
and fHU board feels that tho rIfF could
nHf make mistake Iu purchl sing the
machine.
Tho police we're notified YESTERDAY
fn UIrk uu Hu. person Ur persons who
they ru1 distributing rrrin1IrHlH. etc.
without H license badge Tho ordinance
rrnIIhIurr fHi. uH. passed hY council
Hf fIfIr H.f meeting
Tho county ur.fHIaaI0ufra feafer.
d'f took uu fuo matter of changes On
The rules 90 tho county innrmary They
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
NEWS BRIEFS

"A short session was held yesterday
afternoon BY the new Industries COM
mittee Of the board OF trade.
1t was reported Yesterday that the
proposed new structure for the National
Bank Of West Virginia. at the southwest
corner of Twelfth adm Main streets mag
be made l2 stories high. but this was
denied By representative Of the instt-
tuition.
Architect Fred p Paris has been
retained 10 prepare plans for the annex
10 be erected TO the First English I.uth-
eran church.
Under a ruling on the prohibition
laws Of the state. all signs must b. re-
moved from the saloons after the pro-
hihition amendment becomes effective.
June 80. This Will ncccssitate the rHz-
ing of several electric lights along Mar
kct street.
Plans are being made by the con-
Ercgation Of tho Second United Pres
bytorian church for defeating its hand
some new structure a. the corner az
Fourteenth and Chapl'nc streets. during
the early fall.
A party Of fishermen returning
from a pleasant weeks stay on Fish
creek. reports fine fishing In that
stream this season.
Owing 90 the plentiful supply. Eas-
ter eggs are unusually cheap this year.
fresh country eggs being quoted in the
local markets 1T from 20 20 % cents.
-Panama-Pacific stamps have been
received In this city. They bear tho
portraits OF Nasco de Balboa. disCoVeror
OF the Pacific ocean. ard the dates 1918
1915.
Many local clubs are already max
ing preparations to spend several
months ia camp along the lower Ohm
selected.
steps are being taken 20 organize 70
movement Co hHV. e. hIruCh of the re-
Eional bank az Cleveland located in this
city. The campaign Will not De- wared
. actively until HHHHH the UHIHUffUm FaN
regional board.
"A very Interesting meeting of
wheeling lodge So. %. 4. U. 90. o. viii he
held THE evening at so o'clock Boo theiI
line streets n feature of the evening
viii boz the initiation of several cardI
several business matters of Importance
will come up Tor discussion lt the meet
The st. Johns brotherhood of hs
so o. the ohio County Anu-Tubsf,l.
llaIs League tH h" used In Che purchase
of mills for ratIsufa.
The WHs.UuE C1mmanIrrv $50 d.
Knight. TsuIUI.I. uT tHIa cts. are pre-.
rIrIrE fl attend fHe f.ftsfn annual
.Yn. lEe af iarErrs burg. uu NHs lu and
Tue r"mmguIy VIII lst.. un May
special train. Nf l.aaf $50 members aud
Meistrrs band is expected t' make tne
Aeoordiae to. root estate dealers very
fhe cIft. -u ftr fre demand greatly o..
ceeIH the supply.
secretary a. Or Arnold of enc west
NirrIrII sunday school ASSOCIATION Eta
been reelected for s period OF i've yeara
st u sfi1F of $1,000 rer year. MT AZ
nHIl naH been ur0f"fHr. uf fHa HrsorIr.
OF t1Ir ,Ifs ana b. B. IaeIrsor VI iirlt'
InEfHn. WIII uHU. upon fuH IfUf.. off aH-
l.' .l'',' IIltIt q. l'l'EHf'e fu
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STORY DENIED
MR.. AND MRS. FRANK HEsTON
SAY THEY DID NOT MEET
ANY TIME FRIDAY.
Reported Husband Returned Home
and Caught Another Man in
House With Wife.

There is positively no truth in the
report that my husband came home
yesterday and found me in the arms
OF another man. In the first place he
would not come here. | know why
the report was started-it was the
Chief Leyland' Thus did Mrs. Enie
Heston. principal figure in the case
against Chief Leyland. speak TO an
lntelligencer reporter last night
An insistent rumor was prevalent
about the city yesterday afternoon
that Frank Heston. fireman at the
Nigilant engine house, had gone to
his home on North Main street.
kicked the door OF the domicile down,
entered his wife's room and found
her in the arms of another man. Mrs.
Heston would neither affirm nor deny
that her husband was at the house
yesterday morning, but she did deny
that the door had been kicked down
by an irate husband.
Hteston Denies.
This morning at i:t5 o'clock Frank
Heston was reached at the Nigilant
house over the telephone. He was
asked whether or not there was any
truth in the report that he had gone
TO the home of his wife. and which
formerly was his home. kicked the
door down and found his wife in a
compromising position with another
man. lie said There is absolutely
no truth in that report. / did not go
to her home at all. III the door was
kicked down ] did not do il. am
going to see my lawyer tomorrow. or
this afternoon. now. and take the mat.
ter up. ! was not at the house at all
yesterday" II is said that Heston
has been ordered not to pay his wife
any more alimony.
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WOOD FLOORS Co

The county commissioners are con
sidering plans for the remodeiing of
bridge flooring that viii eliminate aI.
loEethcr the old fashioned wood
floors With the steady increase in
the price Of oak lumber the commits.
fluncrs consider that they can use
other substitutes that will last LONGER
and which can BE- put in az little cost
a. the time OF installation Figuring
that floor laid upon iron easing. nf
the same material a. the highway
VIII in service last longer. they claim
l1at the latter system viii be cheap.
er than the first
In addition 10 the fixing ~ BRIDGES
the question Of stone Quarrics and tho
placing Of stone on the roads is being
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CONDEMNED
GUNMEN
(continusd from FIRST Pags)

go into court and testify to these
facts
Dresners Affidavit.
Dresner, in his affidavit, tells of
having been acquainted with Weber.
WALTON, Schepps and Rosenthal. and
goes on to relate that early in the
morning OF July 10. three days be-
fore Rosenthal was killed he saw
Rose. WALTON and Weber standing in
front OF the Garden cafe, on Fiftieth
street.
The three were not more than five
feet away from me-" his story con-
tinues. Then | saw Herman Rosen-
thal' woman ] believe was his wife.
and short, stout man coming from
the Seventh avenue door OF the cafe.
II was then between l and ? o'clock
IN the morning. I heard Rose say to
Harry WALTON There he is now. Go
put II over him. | knew Roses repu.
tation and also what was meant by
the expression put IL over him. /
Immediately crossed the street 20
avoid trouble. When ! reached the
opposite curb ] turned around and
saw Rosenthal and his party walking
down Seventh avenue Webber and
WALTON were still standing on the
At the trial OF former Lieutenant
Becker II was testified by Rose that
Garden and that II was their intention
TO kill Rosenthal that night Rose
said. however, that he saw man
who looked like a detective and the
killing was called of. Dresser assert.
ed he is the man Rose thought was a
detective.
Dresner also said he failed to tell
his story before now because he was
IN fear OF being killed as a "squealer. "
In his AFFIDAVIT he goes on "a fpIIovvc .
Shortly before o'clock on the
morning OF July 16. 7 was standing
on the steps Of the Elks' club in ARD
street diagonally opposite from the
Metropole. | heard shots and a min.
ute later a gray automobile raced
past. On the running board OF the
car saw Sam Schepps. Shapiro
whom | have known for years. was
driving the car. In the machine
saw Harry WALTON and Bridge Web
Der. ] do not know whether there
was any other men in the car"
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olynn Remains Firm

ALBANY. ". Y. April ia mem
orandum OF the cases Of the four gun
men, setting forth. In the main. a
reputed alibi for "Dago Frank" Giro
hci. which was forwarded 10 Governor
Glynn today by &. G. =. WahIe. Their
attorney failed 20 change the exocu
yves position In his refusal to grant
them a reprieve.
II have received and read your SUD
Elementary application in the case ot
your clients. the governor tolp
srapher Nahle tonight y find moth
ing therein which I had not previone
" considered and nothing To iuqtif,
q change ~ my decision
Besides receiving the memorandum
me governor today heard q personal
appeal Tor the gunner from Mrs
william Nanamce. Of Ncwburrh. Tho
vic or an attorney for the conyIted
men. who was too 30 10 appear in nor
son. She asked ninety day stay
me governors answer was that bi.
decision was final
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RIVER NEWS

Reaching stage Of 2Zs az the Nc
Mechcn dam. the river became station
airy yesterday afternoon. no was rtIf
stationary az midnight
The tIty Of Iafkcrsburr cleared at
midnight for Pittsburgh. The Liberty
arrived last night and viii leave 90 II
o'clock to-day FOR Matamoras.
Tomorrow departures include the
city of rarkersburE for Cincinnati at
u and tie kauawha. for Charles
ton. at DO e. m.
The James Murru and the Rival each
with o. two Uf empty Nu.rea. rarrrI ms.
stream yesterday afternoon. while tho
Tom bgdswurth. valiant and FaIUs
passed down. light. Tor emptIes
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HEAR coon TAIK

very interesting meeting OF the
men league Of the First Presbyteri.
an church was held yesterday even
ing IN the Sunday school room OF the
Church. Quite a number OF the mem.
bers OF the league were present 10
near Dr. Frank Hupp read a very in
teresting paper on defending the use
Of animals and the laboratories for
the uisseCtinE Of animals for medical
research. showing how the discov-
cries had been brought about through
the use Of animals. and how much
more painless that work was as com.
pared with the killing Of animals for
the maintenance Of our lives. The
mems league meetings are growing in
interest and are being well attended
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OSSlNING. y. -. April fO The
Tour Eunmen we're notified bv Warden
clancy late tonight Of Justice Con-.
order permitting argument a. To- q
new Trial ~ first they seemed
stunned and increduloua
'DagO Frank oven asked that bs
be allowed TO sleep undisturbad
Impressed a. they had boon with
me hnaity 81 their doom fhs,
Erasped but slowly details that fbe
warden gave. When They understood
mar the order miHht mean "a rrprir,o
three ~ the men went
warden CLANCY of midnight TO-
manned closotcd with eursrirfl1f .gf
Riley and three men who have visited
ne prison twice today in an aufomo.
bile from New York CITY Tho idrnfi
y ~ these men could not be- leaned
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decided that In the absence Of the SUI
perintendent the stockkeeper should be
in charge and should both be absent the
matron was TO have absolute charge
Louis Barnett was arrested yester-
gay by the local police on information
from St Clairsvilie. and was tnken
back 20 answer charge Of theft uy
Deputy Sheriff J. :. Osborne
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Rfhle Class

The members OF the Eldorado Bible
class Of the stone church met last even
ing at the home Of Carl Grimm -
Pleasant Valley. The early part OF the
evening was devoted 20 the transaction
Of business. after which n social hour
was enjoyed.
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IITTNIT UIU- "a. NrrI 0-TIl
river stages follow
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-I24 feet. ran.
iuE clear
.sTEuBENvILLE-206 feet falling
clear
rARKERsBURG-281 feet rising
.MoHGANTowS-7 feet. STATIONARY
clear
on. CITY feet falling clear
WAttkEN-s.5 feet falling. clear