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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
MINGO PICNIC
Proved Success at Wheeling Park
Nesterday-Trip 10 Wheeling
In Steamer 81. James.

Mingo Day was observed yesterday
al Wheeling Park by about two hun
dred picnickers from Mingo Junction.
The party arrived on the Steamer st.
James from Mlngo about ~ o'clock
and soon upon their arrival was taken
In special cars over the West Virginia
Traction and Electric company lines
TO the park. where they enjoyed a
veIv delightful outing during the after
noon.
The party was accompanied by the
Mingo band which furnished the spe.
cial music for the occasion. No
athletic program was carried out. How
ever an exhibition base ball game was
played between the Moose and team
from Mingo. The picnlckers left the
park about . o'clock for the city where
they boardered the steamer St James
AZ 6 o'clock for the return trip to
Mingo.
Today a number OF miscellaneous
picnics and social parties will be held
at the park including Local ~ OF the
horseshoers of the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
McMechen Briefs.

The members OF the Christian
church congregation have arranged to
hold an ice cream social this evening
on the Keller lawn, at Sixth and Mar
shall streets, TO which everybody Is
invited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. MARBLE and son.
John, Jr.. will leave today for Waynes-
burg. where they will visit with rela-
lives for couple of weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tarr. OF this
city Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Pedicord. OF
Benwood. and several MoundsviIIe
parties leave this morning for Neigh
en- on Fish Creek. wlSre they viii
spend a week at the Eller camp.
Edward Anderson. who has been
confined at the Glendale hospital
since Sunday when he suffered a para
lytic stroke. was brought TO his home
on Seventh street yesterday. lie IL
much improved.
J. W. Keller. who has been confined
to his home on South Garfield street
with illness for the last month or 80,
is much improved.
McMechen Lodge. No. 3. o. U. A.
NJ. will meet this evening in the
orders quarters in the McMechen
building.
A force OF men started work yester.
day to relay the brick on the stretch
OF road between the narrows and the
car barn. which IS now closed to
travel
Lone star Temple. No. .. Pythian
Sisters held a busy business meeting
In the K OF p. hall IN the McMechen
building last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
MARKED DECLINE IN.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

SEW YORK. Aug i1-tIcavy selling
or bills OF eNchanEs On - 80 Paris
tAIscd anofher bruak tolay ln remit
tances % these cfntera TIE rafaa frHfnr
- lowest Quotatiuns ever rrcordsd sfncs
NsN orE bsgau % occuuY q place OF
Importance in the financial world
Demand sterling long and unit 90 All
sArhanEe declined Co. sfTn. q treag 90
= cents from the iow price % the pre-
Ntous day and cheeks on Parts sere
quoted ~ sass loss - ak cents
Exchange on Italy ana Germany also
vas depressed but held relatively bet
ter than other continental rates. while
Russian exchange which q few weeks
aEo sold ~ an abnormal discount
siren gthened vt-ibiy
50 many Confiictinr elements enter
into the existing situation thai AZ b
difficult 70 advance any specific reason
Tor the decline. 10 b. clear that our
manufacturers OF war supplies and sci
l.rs OF toodstuffs are pressing their
claims FOR payment and that those ar
being met With DEPRECATED foreign cur
tencys IL L. generally bsllst "a that un-
less earnest steps are taksn 90 remedy
this condition exchange rates VIII make
turthCr declines 90 the point where our
payment IA American dnllars
Observers OF fh. effuaftrr 49, -.-r....f
mat the only sure waN 90 relieve the
existing financial tension b. by tho -
tabltehment OF further foreign credits
here. steps 20 this end are Understood
20 be under way. but the amount re-
quired L. 40 vast - % make almost any
RELIEF measure little more than temper
ary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
WELLSBURG

wELLsBURG. 81. Va. Aus fa-Re.
ports from noignuors IN Foliansbee
heard by the Brooke County Lunscy
Commission on Wednesday after her
husband had charged her with insanity.
ordered her husband to take her home
ana treat her better which no. BE- now
sSnitsrium s fSr o' two month"; 'n "s,9t - 55s
Ths three coiored mon arrested ror
diaorderly conduct last Saturday evening
hy city officers. and who were fined $40
each ~ the mayor are worklrg out
thelr hnes on the, city streets. The We
having agreed % pay tho nne
. The MinEu boat cNcuralan and picnic
hs held Fricay vas not a success, a very
steamer "a James landed at the local
wharf who're nve passengers we're taken
Manufaetursrs Light a fisat company.
- Pitt.hurFh. Pa. visited TIE local ~
ovsrythlnE in nrst-class condition.
fte ,-l., ,.., Hss..,, ,ltsn, n4naF,r of
satlrday ~ Wells expects % spsai
Ni!..i Hslsn s al bS25isn2 fgt' H,,.
left for their home In love after a1 .t
5g,'9Sf9 M, W as1 N his ..T 10 g. bono.
Ny and Mrs John o. Fisher
The Lrwurth League OF the FrauklIr
Vt p. thur D. gave very ruinyHtir fl.
.ial az The church ON Thuraiav evening
Them a .numDar from tfls ,Ity
tasr = sB5 .oida s.' ne tiissl.ail ,,' .,9
Iltahurrn. Pa. DEL che rurat % WrHa
burg rrIHfIrra for few days PRIOR ru
her depart lre for her home Ir belmont
county. ohio
Mr 7rf Sire Cf1riea rerrr arf .au.r
Hln. uI IlaHr.fuH. I. aIr E|HIf.rr .fr
fyrnrr parrffa ST. end Wra John 4
I.HFr.. ~ ff.r r'f. TN.s rrr..f f.
rrrnI about two a.rEr bond.
tourne H1warl wee H caller Ir HeI.
ialre. ID. Or Thursday even mol
Mr and Mrs. a. Won EofrIr af
canton ~, are visiting fr WfTanIrr
So Ran rorrfe fs we'll remembered 'r
THE city. aa hr was far r....H. .rH.a
connected with me o. ~ Buchanan frlr
store nov owned hv H1r % u fUr..
Mies EEa frrFr. m irdsHenfrrra. 10.
wae visitor on Thursday. calling or
fr.HrIn
Mra John H Charnork arf two child.
ron lfff friday morning fHr their home
Boz Charleston after visit win celia.
uNcs in this cts. They viii stop I'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
JACKTOWN FAIR
Annual Fun Fest opens Next Tuesday
-Horse Trading and Racing
viii Be Feature.

The annual fair at Jacktown will be
beld this coming week on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday and accord
Ing to all reports record breaking
crowd will be IN attendance. A fea.
ture in connection with the fair this
year is the large number OF stock CON
sisting OF hogs. cattle. sheep and poui-
try. which has been entered and will
be found on exhibition throughout the
three days. Already a number of horse
traders are arriving on the ground so
az TO have their animals in first class
condition on the opening day Trad
Ing horses Is one Of the chief events
in connection with the AFFAIR as horse
traders come from all sections OF the
country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
Seelsy, Who Fitted Czsr Of Russia
Called % Wheeling.

p IT seeiey % Chicago and Phli-
adelphia, the noted truss expert viii
be- at the McLure Hotel and will re-
main In WheelinE this Sunday. Mon
day and Tuesday only. August 1B. IS
and ~ Mr.. seeley says The Spor-
matte Shield a. now used and ap.
proved by The United States Govern.
ment viii not only retain any case m
rupture perfectly. affordlng immediata
and complete relief but closes the
opening IN 10 days on the average
case. This instrument received tho
only award in Eneisnd and on Spain.
rroducinE results without surgery. n.
iectl0na. medical treatments or pre..
scriptoua. Mr. Seeley har documents
from The United States Government.
Washington. y c.. for Inspection. All
charity cases without charge. or N anv
interested call be will b. clad 10 ahog,
sane without charge or 90 them ~
desired. business demands prevent
stopping 81 any other place ln this
section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
FOOTBALL SEASON
II Fast Approaching And Teams Are
BhapeinR Up-Baskstbal Season
Wnl Also Open soon.

The season OF the gridiron is fast ar
preaching Teams are being formed
among the local baseball clubs aud al
ready the schools and colleges are max
ing preparations for one Of the biggest
seasons iu the history Of the game. H.
q. Friedrich. local sporting goods man
has just received a large shipment OF
suits and outfits for teams lie says
that the demand FOR football goods this
season viii be greater than ever before
close on the heels Of the foot ball
season comes basket ball. IL also prom
ises TO take considerable Of the athletes
time this winter also. one uoticea BILE
fact In connection with this indoor game
- the fact that tho reputation ball will
sell this season Tor 81. so more than IN
previous years. The former price Of the
spaulding official ball was $500 but
this season 81 viii sell for $3.50 This
ls occa-loued 10 ls said owing to tho fact
that the European war is holding up t.s
shipments % hides Tor the manufacture
Of covers for these balls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
GREASY NEALE
II BsinH Watched ny Cincinnati
National League C1ub-Ia Playing
Grsa3 Game Tor Smokes.

Greasy Neale. the man that was not
good enough FOR Dayton and was faruad
out 90 The saginaw club OF the southern
Michigan League is being closely watch
Cd hg fhr Cincinnati National T.rarua
club The same Greasy has been play
Ing with the Sturlea during the paat
month and has HlHErad nla wuv to- tho
leadership uf The hatfrrH. ffo ia one OF
the most sensational fieldDrH Boa the
league and has o. wing Thar most base.
runners fear fu feef out NDHIn is a big
fellow. Ia exceedingly fast Iu the field
1nd on the bases and has sharp oye
for balls and atrlkaa
seldom If nt HiI during the season has
Neale hlf 90 bad ones They must sItH.
tr Iuf .ru over fHr him rr hr wnIFe for
he refuses to swing az bad ones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
NEWS BRIEFS

Julius Kulick. a local boy, rode his
bicycle into a loaded motor truck at
Market and Twelfth streets yesterday
morning. He was only slightly in
iured.
As a FIRST prize. a thoroughbred
Guernsey calf will be awarded in the
Boys judging contest at the State fair
next month. The contest Is under the
auspices OF the Panhandle Agricultur-
al club and II Is arranged for the boys
to judge dairy and beef cattle. draft
horses, hogs. sheep and poultry and
fruit. The girls have also been pro-
vided for. They Will Judge the poul-
try and fruit
To build nearly sixty miles OF bit
luminous roadway Is the plan OF Ohio
county that is being discussed at the
present time. This work will not be
done at one time. but will provide la
Dor for several years. The bituminous
roadways now completed have proven
entirely satisfactory and the work
planned for this year Is TO extend from
Pleasant Valley to LeatherwoOd on the
National pike and on the Greggsville,
Clinton and Potomac road from Deans
shop to Clinton.
The West Virginia state fair will
be one OF the main stops OF Commits
sioner OF Agriculture Howard +. Will
iams. The Commissioner has made
plans to visit every fair in the state.
Realizing the help and benefits that
Wheeling's fair has for the farmer ne
greatly praises II and will even more
praise It when he visits the fair next
month.
"A bid for the painting OF the fire
houses throughout the ciry has been
requested by the Board OF. Control.
The Board OF Commissioners visit
ed the prison road camp. at Clinton
yesterday morning
The remains OF the man found at
Stop "a on the Panhandle line we're
buried by the county yesterday at Pen
insula cemetery. No one claimed the
body.
"A new story Is 10 be added to the
Fort Henry club, corner Chapline and
Fourteenth streets. The new floor
VIII be used to increase the clubs
sleeping rooms.
Owing to the fact that Labor day
comes on Monday. September z. the
local school term will not convene IN
Ill the next day. The opening OF the
September term OF court will also be
delayed until the next day.
Mayor Kirk has received letters
from Huntington asking for informa-
ton on Wheelings market house.
Huntington will likely install q city
market house in the near future.
COPIES OF the Wheeling charters.
old and new, were forwarded to State
Archivist G.. A. Bolden. of Charleston.
for Ming in the archives.
Judge X. NJ. Adleman entered a
decree In a special term Of circuit
court yesterday afternoon In the case
u the Reymann Brewing Company
IL given the right TO amend a bill or
complaint and the defendant r. given
the right 20 withdraw a demurrer.
Mayor II. J.. Kirk has been IN
vited to attend the conferences OF gov
srnors 10 be held In Boston TINS
month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

ParkersburE on the way ana win visit
Major John n. Charnock az camp Hat
field.
Dr. and Mrs. a. ". McCuskey and
daughter Margaret are spending their
vacation IN Marshall county camping
ana pshinE. They expect to return
about the middle OF the month.
Reynolds Helsley ~ spending his va
catlon In Pittsburgh. Pa. attending the
hail gamos ana other interesting places
In the smoky city.
Mrs. ). ~ Warden and daughter
Mrs. =. q. steele Of wheeling Island
smes X Wells OF Norfolk Va. ar
rived on Thursday for a short visit with
relatives ln this city. lie expects 10
return 10 the South In a few days.
Charles and Gilbert Kuntz are work
Ing In Folla nSbce installing a furnace
Tor a. w. May IN hls new rosLdance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
ST. GAINESVILLE


ST GAINESVILLE % Aur q yyfr
or george H. Balllnger. deceased. cleo
tion OF widow
tate NJ Avis E Toothman. daceaa-
ed. standardization granted
Estate OF samuel sharp. deceased. ad-
minis ration granted.
..s.,l1rdiansh.p Of Annie saffell account
Fuardiarahlp 81 Walter r.. Warrick. a
minor. account settled
flarditnHHIn Of Hld1 r. Lindsey. a
minor. account settled
tsiafe n Louisa HreatIe. deceased.
account settled
Estate o. Joseph Kubiscsa. deceased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
NJ MECHEN
schultz Funeral Sunday.

The last sad rites for the late VIII
nam Schultz. who succumbed at tho
Glendale hospital at 1900 O'Clock yes
terday morning. will be held at the
family home at Fourth and Logan
streets. Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock conducted by the Rev. @. l..
Heines, OF Benwood Interment will
be made in McMechen cemetery.
The deceased was 10 years of age and
was one of the city's most widely
known and highly respected young
men. He leaves his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Schultz. and two broth
ers, besides many friends to mourn
his loss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
TRANSFERS STRIKE.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 13-Between
100 and 1900 teamstcrs employed
by St Louis transfer companies
struck for higher wages and shorter
hours today and brought about a par.
tal paralysis in the movement OF
freight
The transfer companies made no Of
fort 70 OH the place OF the strikers.
announcing IN offer 81 minor con.
cesions which they asked the men
to consider.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
HoLMEs PICNIC.
Arrangements Completed Tor Annual
outing 90 be Held Today.

AT Arrangements have been com.
nIrtod f1r tho r.Fhth annual outing
nf thD Holmes picnic to he held to.
day iu the church Erovo. o. Adeua.
ohio s. splendid program has been
arranged for The occasion. consist.
InE uf special music end GOOD ad.
drn The Adrna orchestra will
furnish The music Tho speakers
wIN hH p phillips of UadIE. Ohio.
and Naymo NJ. Ttcakor. OF Nf Pleas.
anf Ohio A large attendance Dol OK.
rectcd as "a lrucral good time Is az.
FurCd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
STEWARDYILLE
Coiored Team VIII Play p. A. G. Sunday
in FIRST Game Of Double Header
Second Game with Q. A. o.

Sunday afternoon the Florence Ath-
lcfio club of Hellalre will cross bats
with the Fast stewardvule Colored team
.u the fret game o. n double header.
The second contest will De between the
p a. o. ana the Central Athletic club
of HeIIairc. The StawardNilln team iH
said Co be- one " the best Coiurcl teams
in the country and they viii undouhtHd-
their money Tho 81 A. %. BE- also event.
matched with the p a o. team ana both
tNnIlH N. good games. The nrsf game
viii start promptly az 1870 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
OSTROSKI REPORT
m. orfroati Former nack stop o. the Dill
louvals Hnll Dub H. Beina Given
Trial NJ SMOKES

VI Urfruati semi pro catcher Of the
nIIonvaIa team reported fo Manager
reilly yesterday for frvUuf. DafrOrFI
f1H been catching amateur and rrul-
frn bali Tor fNU rHHf couple 81 Years for
fNr TIiIrrtaIr team nrI he De- Idaraf
one ~ rho beet amateurs Dol the wheel
lur district 1fr ir o. right handed catch.
rr and "a rIFrf handed hitter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
Christian Church Services.

Christian church, Fourth and Logan
streets. McMechen. Rev c. W. Fuller.
Jr.. pastor. Bible school. 10 a. m. [!
preaching service at IL a. m. and 7:45
D. m. orchestra practice Tuesday
evening; Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening; Christian Endeavor Thurs
day evening and choir rehearsal. Fri
day evening. The Ladies' Aid Society
win meet Thursday afternoon. A So
cial viii be held by the members OF
the church this evening on Kener's
lawn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
DENIES PEACE CONFERENCE.

NEW YORK. Aug. ia-Cardiuaf
Gibbons tonight cave emphatic denial
fo London disptacher which stated
that Do and Cardinal O'Conneu %
Boston bad called meeting Of neu-
trail cardinals and bishops % b. held
boo Switzerland FOR the purpose or
discussing peace plans among the r.u-
rorcan bcrfercrfs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
JUSTICE COURTS.

W. g. shafer was sent 10 Camp
Sweeney yesterday morning by
Squire Wlckham because he failed 20
control his Language IN public. RE
vii remain there for ten days.
Andie PuvOwar was fined s. ana
costs yesterday Afternoon by squire
Dobbs on a charge OF assault and
battery preferred BY Frank Tytah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

couple from Moundsviue we're re-
fused marriage license IN the probate
court ~ Belmont county yesterday. 10
Do necessary Tor the lady 20 h. a resident
u tho county before license can be
granted