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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

At rrovidencc- r 81 D.
Rochester ..... OI0O 100000
Providence .... O20OH0- o.
Palmcro and Williams. schultz and
Haley.
~ Richmond r. IT, n
Montreal ...... 0O1 00OOug-f q
Richmond ..... 0OoO0r 10
Richter. powd and Madden: O.Erisn
and schaufeie
(Firut Gaus)
~ HarriHburs r. n p
Buffalo ...... 0nn0fnno a
HarrlsburE .... 5000 0O80s-Q q
lferkIuger
fSecund Gamer
Iutfalo ....... 0s1o1o Ioo-6 N 1
HnrrirturE ... 4 n n n n n "a r- 4
Tyson. Hadar Iurff. and d. f..r..'
soudhroad. lee and Snow.
Other games not scheduled
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AWFUL WALLOPING

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
GRAND RAPIDS Mich. July f2-fn
= free hitting game today Youngstown
bcsted Grand Rapids, NJ 20 4 The two
teams totalled o. cafe hits l5 q which
we're credited 10 Grand Rarids. but the
locals could put across only tallics
Score.
X. H. r
Youngstown .. 202ii5.i t-f7 II o
trand Rapids Of o q o 20 a. Is &
Hill and Wagner. Carpenter. Hauser.
fattison and McGraw
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Iseoond aamel


PITTS burgh .... zoe 1uuO0-4 I
Philadelphia o.. 5000 1lOO0-2 .
Batteries. MamauN and Gibson. ChaI-
mers. luNcy and Burns.
Two base hits. Hinchman. NioN 3
Gibson. Nichoff. Stolen bases. Carey
Baird Sacrifice hits. MamauN. Base
on balls Chalmers I: RiNey l. Struck
out. MamauN g.. Chalmers 3. RfNey 2
Ompircs. Ouigley and Emslic.
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NEHF THE WHOLE SHOW

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
TERRE HAUTE Ind July fa-Nehf
FEATURED on the mound. fielding and
hitting today. when Tcrre Hiaute won
from Dayton. Z 20 l. Nchf held the
Vets safely ~ all stages. had ave as
sists. drove in four runs with hits and
scored two runs. Score:
r. n r
Terre Haute o.. 0oa4o0oO.-T 10 /
Dayton ..-.... 0oO0O10O0--i s %
Nehf and Nann. Eahrer and Moerth
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DELEGATION
OF Local Business Men VIII Attend
Meeting Of Merchants az
MoundsViile Tonight.

4 delegation of representative mem
beers Of the business Mems AssOcia-
ton Of Wheeling will attend the meet.
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Two base hits: Hinchman 3. Wagner.
NtuN. Home run: Becker. Sacrifice
hts. Baird SchtnE. ~ hittcd. base on
lineup l. Struck out. McOuiilan >.
Mayer 2: lineup 2. Umpires: Ouigley
and Emslie.
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AMERIoAN AssocIAT1or-

bus
AZ Minneapolis T.oufavfffe L. Nffpre,-
polls a t10 inufnral
A. &c. raul-st Paul o. Indianapolis
a. Kansas City-CIevsIsnd o. Kansas
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DETROIT. July t2-Tloston defeated
Detroit d 10 ~ today IN a uiseranls
Red Sox earned less thar haff their
runs. the Tigers eight error- being cost-
%. Two errors and three SINGLES in the
tenth save Boston the winning taillss.
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CLEVELAND. July 12.--Wrh Clcyc-
lAnd iesdinE. four 20 two IN the eighth
inning, poor fielding allowed N,w York
to go into the lead. while some hard hit
unE permitted the visitors Co increase
score.
Cleveland ... 1919 0OOO0-a
New York ..... o. iOOOO3 81 10 3
%, batteries Harstad and ONeill; Pieh.
Fisher and Sweeney
Two base hits ONeiil. Smith. pipp.
PeckinpauEh. High. Three base hit.
Feckinpaugh. Sacrifice hits Chapman.
Harbare. Pcc.linpaugh. Boone Sweeney.
Maiscl. stolen bases Boone. Chapman
Base on balls: Harstad Z. pteh l. Struck
out; Hhrstad !. lich 2; Fisher s. I'm
pircs. binccn and Nallin.
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ERIE TAKES ONE

spssisi Dispateh 10 the Intelligence.
~ Wayne. Ind. July f1-Erle made
~ three out o. four from % Wayne by
Winning tndaNH game. % T. Hart
pitched excellent ball. but the locals
were unable 20 hit With men on score
Erie ..-...-. 00rooo0fo-2
~ Wayne .... oo0o01 VOL
Aidrcdge and Marun. Hart and Boy
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NEW YORK. July 12-After losing
eight straight games 20 New York Gin.
cinnau today rallied aod took the Last
game OF the present series to o. Dale
pitched a masterful game. Score;
Cincinnati .... 02OOOIO21-s IL
New York .... 90 1000 90
Battcries-pale and Wingo: Mathew
son, Schauer and Meyers
Two base hits: HerzoE. Merkle. Groh.
Three base hit. Burns stolen haaes.
hodgers, Fletcher. struck out: Schauer
l. Dale g. Umpires. Byron and Eason.
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Two base hits: Jsnvrtn . Speaker y:
haNansgh. Three base hit Cobb. Home
run Crawford stolen bases gainer
Thomas. Sacrifice MT. jam rin Sacrl-
lice ily Wit Base on Sails. holland
St'cn =. Dubuc ]; Leonard 8. Foster g.:
fcnnock ! Collins Q. struck uut. col
Inns D. Boland e.: Bubuc ?. Poster 2
lmpircs- Hlldebrand and y I.auEhlln-
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EIoHT srRAIoHT.

hkppkLNN. July 1.-THE speeding
Superhas made 10 four straight from
the thicagos and their eighth consecu-
tive victory By winning today's game J
20 :. smith kept the hits well scattered
ana helped win his own game by driving
the ball 70 the right field vail for two
bases. SCORING Stougel and coming home
himself on Myers single. Score
r. "a. p
Chicago ....... o0i0O01O-s 3 1
Brooklyn ...... 10000 OOs-3 - 1
Batteries. Pierce. Lavender and Bres-
nahan. smith and Miller.
Two base hits-p Mara. smith Sacri-
ice fly- schultz. Sacrifice hits. paubert
GetN. Rase on balls. Pierce ]. Lavender
smith .. Struck out. Pierce /, smith 2;
mpires. KLEIN and Cocktll
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WHITE sox LOST.

CHICAGO. July l2-Manager Row.
lands courtesy cost Chicago today
game. Washington winning the final
contest TO 2. In the third Inning Gan
al Wrenchcd his ankle swinging at a
hall ana Row land Permitted Williams "a
hnlsh Gandils turn al hat and allowed
eaudil 20 resume hiE position ia the
reid. In the NTH inning Gaudu made 4
double which sent the winning run
acro- the plate. after two we're out
Score.
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Second gamsJ

Boston % . % % % q % % o o IA
BATTERIES. uo1k. Pcrdue and Snyder.
Tyler and Gowdy
Two base hits. HetEaL Tyler. Sac-i-
Zee ny. Roche Sacrifice hifa. Butler ,
Bcscher. Base on balls. D0ak. 2. Per
due. 2. struck out. uoak. q perfue
Tyler T. Jmpires; RiEler and Hart
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REQ SOX
TAXI rIoEks ovER IN WEIRD
rXMrnTTroN or BALL PLAY
mo Br scoRE Is TO "a

Dane was q ses-saw ana wsnt Ten
nntnEs-Whits SCR Defeated ~
osnators-Tsnkes Wtn
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Yesterday. n.sui.s.

'hoston. 70. Detroit. d.
Nashingtlu. 8. Chicago.
Yea Nork =. Cleveland
fhilafclrhia-Sf l.nuis. rain.
10 inninEs
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HLlo TN, july Isl Louis dcfeat-
ed Boston twice today by the scores ~
2 10 i and 10 3. The second gaulp
went eleven innings The visitors won
the opening game On the first inning.
when a pass. Two singles and an error
ny toWdy Melted two runs In the
eleventh inning or tho second GAM. n
pass, a sacrifice and two singles raye
-. Louis two runs and the game.
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PIRATES

PHILADELPHIA. July IL Pitts
uurEh won both EImeH from PhiladaI-
phia today. 2 Co and 4 a. q The home
can made rally Del the ninth inning
~ the opener. when Rocker ma for n
home run and CraVsth and Nlehuff
singled and Mhiffcd sacrificed. Cooper
lnoE Mctluillan place and gave Luderus
PASS. put Burns nit a liner o. Niox for
a double play. In the second game
MamauN vas very effective except IN
two Innings Scores.
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Totals ........4o O.. - so 20
z-hattcd for Bolsnd m fourth
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rocays Games
Boston a. Cleveland.
New Nork az DETROIT
washington az - Louis
philadelphia at Ghiraro.
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FEDERALS
Yeatsrday.s Remit.

nrooh iyn. p. Buffalo. 4.
other clubs. not scheduled
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Batteries shaw. Johnson aud Henry.
kleffer, Russell. WolfranE and Schalk
T.. collins. Schalk. Blackburue .. Lei
bold. Bases on balls. KEEPER &: shaw
p Russell . WolfEauC T. Struck out.
shaw B. klepfer ! russell I WoIfranE
?. Jmpircs Wallace and Connolly
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(First camel

Two base hits: Moran. Gather. stolen
bases; Huegins. Gowdy. Rase 81 halls.
Sallee. z. Rudolph, 4. struck out sal
lee. 2 Rudolph. 5. Umpires. RIgier
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Annual Meeting Of
west virginia State Golf Association
ORDER or BUSINE SS.
Report OF Secretary Treasurer ~
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TWILIGHT, W. VA.

. TWILIGHT W. Va. March % IL p
giay is erecting "a fine two story resi-
etiet "a valley Grove Ia axue-fr H.,
nave ~ completed D. the nrst or Nfav.
Il. a. Barns has the contract
~ ono Bros. are busy saving on the
,. John Fieachmsn is having his house
r. y. b0dds was "a business c.rl.- ID,
the city last Friday.
william Elifus. Or Twilight. has start
- Myih on new barn. Harry Enirbf
or Iradelphia. a. doing the stone ,g1-t
! Wal .. On. or the finest iu the county
Bert kImmIua svuaefs o., .t.-t ....
ing stone in the near future
george Eiuuer. of Union IfIIT u.4s ali
tIt IN trends az Park View last satur-
Miss Mary Fisher. Of Tri,s.I,t,.,
spent saturday and SUNDAY VIM bcr
parents. Mr and Mrs g. " Tiab.r -
mon hill Miss Fisher Dr. "a student -
~. 4 tEcutowu high school
Ma.fI Moore, teacher az the gIrrIssc
r,h'nL fIent saturday and SUNDAY WIN
p, -, .a,rTent.. Dir. and AIRS %. 81 Moore.
Ar. ana Mrs. Geo. stephens wer. call.
inE ON friends a. Valley Grove Isst s1i1-
The little son ~ Mr. ana NJ =, -
faiF. uf Union Hin Or Ill with pnsg-
Elmer GREY. OF valley Grove vos d,
nu.iness caller iu Wheeling SATURDAY
There will bc ar ontartainme1, rly.,
Point T.. D.. church Fvorvbofv vSI-
come "''
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Or. j. \ Cox. OF Wheeling. was A
NSSillsouTS visitor on sunday.
Mt and Mrs. A. y. Oxtoby left on
Monday morning for trip to Pitts
Mr.. and Mrs. william Glass. IT,. OF
Stcubenvillr, Ohio. spent Sunday Al an.
home or Mr. GLASS; parents Mr. and
Mrs. ". x. Glass.
Niles Katherine cree r. home from her
ftS .i.,l az Warrington. j.. c.. fdr the
u. H. George Jr.. Is home from wash
ingJon aud Jefferson college for he
Easter vacation
-. Prof p. Lee Perry. Of Bethany. was A
"GllsbgrE visitor on Saturday
Joseph Never was a Bethany caller on
sunday evening
Misses Mari Virgin ana WHY Lewis
Spent sunday iu Wheeling
Among the WrllsburE visitors in
StrubenNille. ohio. on Saturday evening
and dauEhter. Miss Minnie. Mrs. Nav
"NI huhn and daughter Mlss live Mrs
~. = hinEunE ana daughter Miss Jes-
sic. Ars. william Mct'learv and Miss a.
IAN Davis. Mrs. Minnie Bartou. Ni-a.s
carrie btuley Mary Petarliu Aibert,
and Edna Lszear. Ethel t;ias. .ab ~ "a
,ew9}. tlla Mutcr, Nellie Byrncs Mrssrs
l. W. CharnUck. Howard AtWeiI arc
Charles Knight anu
John smith and Tat Hinsrmsu tv,
N'u SHOWN local glassw orkarz have
gone 90 MouudsvilIc. where tFav vgiii
work tn fhs Fostpria.
MISS ONEIDA daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
q u. 'hrnau is 900 az her home
". D. warden. Of Whsellag was a
NsilshurE caller on sunday
,,-Mr-. Dr. stunkard Was visitor In
N.irion On SUNDAY, the guest OF friends
Miss Eleanor Helsley will arrive home
on ~ c~uay from her school al Park
eTNbufE Tor the Easter cavation
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBCRG. W Va. March % -
NelisburE friends and relatives are
kfieNed 20 learn OF the death OF Miss
yt"na hssssiorc. which occurred AZ j p.
NJ sunday. March 2sth. at the home OF
Mt and Mrs. John Bradley. 10tG Morton
sNehue. MuundsNtlle. after au Illness OF
many months OF tuberculosis Deceased
Nas twenty six years old and - survived
~ het mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ha-sford.
no one brother. Raymond Wassford.
Her father. John Ra~.ford died ab1Lf
a year aso- Miss Bassford was former
~ "a resident OF this city. with her par
ents, het father being "a glass euEravcr.
She was very well known locally
me body will be- brought 20 NeusburR
on Monday on the D 80 a. a. train ON
the fennsy lvania lines. and will be- tax
tf immediately 20 BROOKE cem@terN.
where iuttrmrut will De made
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FINANCIAL
BARNESV WILLIE

. GAINESVILLE March 2g-The death Of
Mfs. Amanda Iiaiuss occurred Thursday
ness u ssyera mopts. "a 1 Ai5sr an S,l III
time she had suffered = stroke Of ma
alysis she was past 50 years q az.
gsi Siee u iin92t I ltfos f'e s As' v sam
frequent visitor al the Mace homo here
saTr so Ina. man warm , tIiends who we're
" aEren Mace has been with her in tho
past several months Wiber Mace and
tended 30 fdSsrSi mich w S,s PA PA, ron az
The Presbyterian church AZ Minerva On
Saturday afternoon.
vs. NJ Morris Of columbus spent sun
Gay with hts wife and son who are VIE
Ting with Mrs. Morris father n Fr
Parsons OF East Main street.
Mrs Nic" Hickey Of Newark. o.. wnf
business visitor in This city Monday
Ralph puysu of cherry street spent
sunday with brtheaIt relatives.
Attorney W o.. Chaprc1 a. a business
visitor Iu Columbus
Dallas Douglas q columbus and stew
with their garents Mr. ana Mr. Ioseu1
Douglas of West Main street
~ Me- Hsy gssp.s Ard daught-r Mildred
hhrsrtz - Grafton. ~ va Nn''''
a fareseii gawo q basketball viii rs
PLAYED here MeIrTHfHr between fI. IT,.
GOD team and Quaker city
bred garuss of ths Gffsr Drug CO..
Mrs John Errnrr NJ Walnut street .s
rUInf' IrH days sIaIf with friends |l
Cambridge
Tho d.E rHIHuHrr Ir tusg araIn III
lnEa H.|HrfIun a.. residents ~ e0H.T
HrHslvaE have been poisoned dlrIrs ~
pest few days
Niles Helen Cfanreu faa returned %
lNf atInI.H 40 Hiram COLLEGE al > a .Ia-
De- with her parents SIR auH Mra IS I'D
'ranrrI % Onto street
MiTs stella mrronrsT O. valued tsa~rsr
lu ODE schools rf WaHHHaTH lr auarTfrr
her vacation with reIauves ana frfarfe
Miss HrTru1 TTua Of TIHs af-.at rr
n.IrE .u.s Nffk Win her sister MrE
p. Z. sheppard OF Martins BERRY
'NHrI." IHur ard daughter EIfrnhrfr
South Lincoln avenue HEruf SUNDAY
.fH relatives In Belmont
II " hes Hf Malta. Cd utD -
neru .-Ul. cling revival services al som.
.fi.n Tor fNH Unaf few weeks afnrrrf
Lrrr uu DIE reform frr r. brief vtaff SIN
street
I'.vf ffr utte con ~ Mr. ana Me-.
ri rI Reed ~ fhIr place Hrrnf efIrrras
with relatives az Befmont
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me city viii start work in "a frw
weeks on Latrouo street end win ont IN
new pavement for 90 least half ffg
.cnEth. The street ls the most narrow
lu the city and owing tp fha nrrar.-e.
mtni or The bulldinEs ON either sIfa BE-
hHs been found Impossible Co. extend the
difficulty VIII be gotten round bv fe4r.
me OUT one Sidewalk entirely and ufffir-
.'ia lI'H additional space fur Irgreas.
luH tne width ~ the driveway. Conc
crete D. fn Dc ured Tor the Tavirr The
-treet IHHsee the new puat1ffira which
lh VIC rlfN pride ~ present and the
II ~ keeping with the handsome
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HE ATHER
CONDITIONS

East OF the PIeateau stntes "a. ,...,t
sL Is Ialr aud cool this morning. under
she control q a high pressure area. Win
- - a Atthdlns southwark over the up
q NaLsys 70 the Gulf and south Allan
VIC coasts. The line Of freezing tenn
perstu extends southwark 10 the lower
Irost occurred IN northern Gcorfia.
cloudy weather IT, the rule over the
= LateaL ana Pacific states. where th.,
pressurcs are low
generally fair and continued cool
night ana Tuesday. ~
Local data. Highest temperature yes
teIuay, 80 degrees. lowest last nirhf 81
degrees no precipitation.
ne Onto will change but slightly In
'"e uiaTlrt during the next 80 hours
u. g. HOWE
Section Director
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keep YOUR
STOMACH WELL

Always keep your stomach well.
Besides causing one 10 feel miser-
able, a bad stomach, if not taken
care of in time, will lead on 10
worse diseases. Take HEXETS 70
help your stomach digest your
food.
HEXETS speedily and surely
cure sour stomach, dyspepsia, and
SICK headaches. They digest all
the lumPy fermenting food that
the stomach is incapable of assimi-
lating.
One after each meal will soon
make you feel like an entirely new
person. Their spearmint flavor
makes them as pleasant to take as
candy.
Al uP-to-date drug stores.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Mrch 2s.-BethIehem
Steel was again the central fgure or
the stock market today. advancing 70
80. a maximum gain OF 14N At its
closing price OF 81. Il showed a net
gain OF l2A. or a total OF 2OM from
the low OF last Friday night. In ex-
acuy four weeks the stock has ad-
Nanced about 30 points and the entire
outstanding capital issue. par value
SI4'sOs.OOO has changed hands several
times over.
Dealings in Bethlehem Steel today
We're larger than I'm any other issue
aggregating about $500 shares Aside
from the popular belief that a large
short Interest mad been put TO rout,
no explanation for the further rise
was forthcoming. There were rumors
OF a contest for the control OF the
property. but this was not credited in
quarters having intimate knowledge
OF the company's affairs.
Traders and the speculative public
as a whole Indicated their distrust or
the movement In eBthlehem Steel BY
their cautious attitude toward the bal
ance OF the list. Some of the specu-
lative favorites rose to new hign
prices for the current movement, but
sold on later: Reading and a few
other seasoned shares showing net
losses.
An the automobile stocks partici-
pated TO an unusual extent In the rise
General Motors. Studebaker and Max,
~eu common and preferred gaining
from 10 points
The new week brought advices OF
INCREASED production at some OF the
leading steel mills and an increase IN
the export inquiry for copper.
Total sales $685. shares.
Bonds as whole were strong. To-
tai sales. par value. $3.50 900
United States bonds were I'M
changed on call.
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Petroleum.

NBW YORK. March 28-Buttor. firm
cry higher scurinEl 31Ef t-c.- rra4uIr-,
nrsts ~ p q dgc; Eeconds 2f1s 70 g7c.
EsEs steady; fresh gathered extras
aVh u &c. regular packed extra nrsfs
t0ia q llC3 hrHta 1874 ff 20tgr. rrarhy
by heunery browns sZr
'hee se- steady. state whole milk held
specials isa, r. he, DO averaer fancy
100 trc.
Flour-steady. spring patents f-rra
taa. winter patents $500 T0-. wfrf,r
s-ralghtg 3e.75 $50. Kansas rtrairbta
800 0Tgn DO"
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ALABAMA ENRoUre.

DELAWARE BREAKWATFR. Dor
March p The t1tfloshIp AIsbar1a
bound Tor Hampton Roads for neutral
ly duty passed out 01 sea shortly
.i.,f o'clock fhIr afternoon The
Alabama. which received hurry o-far-
saturday nirht 90 prepare for fh. WOW.
axe. sailed from the phuadpfphfa
navy yard this morning.
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CHICAGO. March 2g-Hors. Rec.fpts
5000; higher. Bulk Sg.1bmgsB. Usht
1905 Y $50; mixed $1,000 G1O. hssyv
sS't0 y 500 rough $500 s.55; pigs
Cattle-Receipts 16. 600: unsettled. Ma
tive steers $500 "a SIS. COWS and heif-
ers $500 y l.t5; calves S7UOUIO.25
: 70 s.2s; yearIings 5000 s.25: lambs
PITTSBURGH. March 29-cattis low
prime t7.sOQS2O. NV
Sheep-steady; supply light Prime
~ 20 y SOC; lambs 500 1850.
Veal calves-S11.BOd
hogs-actiVe: receipts 80 doubledecks.
irlme heayies tI.e5 q 1.3O: mediums and
heavy workers t7.f5G7.50. light WORKERS
> 500 I.35: mediums and heavy WORKERS
pigs S7l5a7.25. rouEhs SIS OO g fo '-'''
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GRAFTON

Grafton. W. Va. March 2s-Prestop
county VIII have two new coal mines In
9perguou within the nsxI two months
pm ABOLITION Go the renewed activity of
some 1.-THE old mines. which have been
~ snort time up until quite recsutlF
ne Albright SmOkeless Coal Company
'L'Neu mines last year on IT, rrouortv
on several hundred acres between Tun-
n,,eIlon aud bonneville on the line Of the
West virginia Northern Railroad After
We WORK or setting the property into
shApe Tor mining and shipping coal mad
pcfu carr ied out nearly 70 cuurIsfI1r
LHr W'rH vas abandoned. Last week or
n'ials and stockholders OF the cauuany
Nl.ited The property and became quite
enthusiastic over the possibilities II tbs
properly. To was "a question On either
openiuE up tn mines there or abandon-
lnE the project entirely and developing
'lieI property After looking over the
property carefully. orders were given 10
Iui % force uf mon Co Work Immediately
ana open the plant 90 the earliest r1I n
pc nhin. Coal shipments will rroH4ETv
De commenced within two month";
The kiurwOOd CUlIerv Cnrnranv
Wnirh owns H Die tract ~ coal land ii
sr'ner also ou ..e West virginia North.
eru railroad. and about two miles In M
y NEHuuN. has Iarued orders t1 gn.,,
mine. hv April lot These mIrre sers
already nearly finished and shIrfasrts
or coal VIII probably be- made Dol tH.
very near future
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mon services Of the congregation OF
tne fltst Presbyterian and Mcthodist
Protestant Churches. which ba,.. 49,
~ lI'tIeHs Tor tht past two weeks came
20 close with the services SuuIay
ilkuI he attendance has been Nsry
large and the meetings hay. b..rI ,-g
s4estsstul The meetings were held ~.
uIst week in the Presbyterian Church
Tor the last week @' G"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
WHEAT

CHICAGO. March 29.-wheat deveI-
oped surprising strength to-day. infiu-
eneed 70 considerable extent By the
TACT that European conditions apparent
" tailed 20 Justify recent hopes OF an
early peace The market closed strong
at Ike 70 2hc net advance. Corn fin
ished Ike 70 iAalAc up. oats with a
gain OF sc 20 1c. aad provisions vary
ING from &c decline to a rise u 2iac.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
Mrs carman Buried.

uncrI services We're held ON SUNDAY
afternoon az 4 o'clock over the remains
or Mrs Hell Carman. who died on F'ri-
cay. Rev. ". J. Holmes. or the Wells
bGiF irosbyterian church ufficlntcd and
paid noble tribute to the life and char
acttr OF the deceased woman. The In
teIment was made In Indepe udence. Pa,
cemetery, beside the remains Of her late
husband. Many friends from all over
the county attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
K or c. AssEmBLY
At CLARKsBURG

@rr-'1l Tir-afrr f1 me rrfaufrnrear
CLARK RG. W Va March ~
AnuuunrfwHTf vac maze hero today.
haf the fourth decree aaarmHIv al
tho kn'rhfH rf Colum hua On West vfr
rlnin. hav'nr been postponed. would
b. held here SUNDAY. Anil T1 Tra
work viii ho done by Edward a Cor
man n Alexandria and his unirIaI
etan Ir De- the master ~ the fourth
degree Tor the Nlrriniana Thfs VIII
Do The second such assembly held ord
West Virginia fho fraf having been
held last year AZ parkershutg