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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-15
REBELS EXPECT
TO WIN PENNANT
May Arrange Post Season
Games With All-Star
Federal Club.

PITTsBURGH, Sept. 15.-Although
ithey lost five out OF eight games on
the trip east and west. the Rebels re.
turned home with lead OF game
and half in their fight for the Fed.
eral flag. The 0akesmen are loafing
today, but tomorrow series of FIVE
games with Knabe's Terrapins will be
inaugurated at Exposition Park, after
which the Rebs will tackle Buffalo,
Newark and Chicago in the closing
games of the season.
sE Cakes Confident.
I'VE are going to win the pennant,"
Manager Cakes said just after arriv.
Ing here to close the season. I'VE
have held our own on the road and
we are still leading, and with the
advantage Of playing all the remain
ing games at home l am confident
that nothing will stop US from win.
ming the flag now. think the team
struck its proper gait yesterday when
AZ downed Brooklyn and look for
the boys to carry their present lead
right up to the finish"
Cakes will probably use Cy Bar
ger or Clinton Rogge against the Ter.
rapins in the opener tomorrow. A
donble.header will be played one OF
the days the Marylanders are in town,
for there is postponed game on the
table from the Terrapins' first trip
here. The Rebels have been more
than successful against the Turtles
this season and with Chicago and st.
Louis, the Rebels rivals for the PEN
nant, bucking stiff propositions in
Newark and Brooklyn, the Expo Park
crowd ought to gain few points at
the expense OF Knabe's team.
.post-Season Series?
There Is plenty OF talk going around
that the Rebels will face an all-star
Federal team II they win the pennant.
but Manager Cakes and some Of the
players do not think It would be a
paying proposition. Cakes says his
team will challenge the winners Of
the worlds Championship. providing,
OF course, the Rebels win the Federal
flag. There doesn't seem much Of a
chance that the. challenge would be
accepted, SO the Rebels will probably
disband Immediately after the season
IS closed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-15

years rules. 1t is known that this
years rules will be practically the
same. Only few changes will be
made, which will have no effect on the
present system Of practice.
The weather at present Is too hot
for lengthy workouts and unless the
weather gets cooler soon. 1t is possible
that the team will suffer some on &C.
count Of lack Of training.
The High School and Normal School
will announce the dates they have SO
far engaged in few days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-15

The following deed has been filed
with County Clerk A. G. Martin for
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-15
CcurtNeWs
Deeds Filed.


The following deed has been filed
with County Clerk A. G. Martin for
recordings:
Warren r. Greenlee to c. B. Mer.
hard, certain coal, oil and gas leases
for land in Warrington district. Con.
sideration $1;000..SsHSg + 49,
Licenses Issued.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by the county clerk:
Pasquaie 'Loria and Rosina Chiodo,
both OF Monongah. Dominick Chiodo,
father of the girl. gave his consent
in person.
Albert Patzak and Annie Kolveck.
both OF Grant Town. Mary Hurish,
mother Of the girl, gave her consent
In person.
Hugh S. Davis of Monongah, and
Susie E. King of Watson.
Trustee Named.
FincenIo DeSando was named trus.
tee OF Fred Orlando, an insolvent
debtor. Bond OF $500 given.
--o
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry stassart and
daughter. Miss Simione, have return.
ed from Pittsburgh, where they had
NgRe L.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-15
EXTENSION CLASSES TO MEET
AT NORMAL SCHOOL

All persons interested in Extension
classes in, Fairmont Normal are re.
quested to meet at the Normal School
building, in room number five at ten
O'Clock Saturday morning, September
IS. Glasses in the following subjects
will be organized 10 there is sufficient
demand for them: Educational Sub.
jects, History, English, aud perhaps
others. 1t is not likely that other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
EXHIBITION OF
BOXING TONIGHT
LOCAL BOYS WILL APPEAR IN
BOUTS BEFORE STATE
LEGISLATORS.
Matches Are For Six Rounds Each
and Effort viii Be Made to Show
the Game in Proper Light.

Much interest is manifested by To-
cal boxing fans in the boxing exhibit
ton TO be staged in Charleston to-
night. before members OF the State
Legislature and others Three local
boys will appear in the squared ring
10 demonstrate to the law makers
that boxing is the greatest of indoor
sports. Four West Virginia boxers.
each claiming the title in his class,
VIII participate in the meet. The bill
10 legalize boxing in West Virginia
has been reported out by the judiciary
committee which recommends that the
bill pass. II will come up soon in the
House and the Senate, and Il is be-
lieved that It will pass.
Walter Goo" Stewart. of this city.
who has been in New Castle, Pa, for
the past several days training for his
bout with Roger O'Malley in Johns
town, Pa. February rs. arrived in the
city last night. and will leave with
the rest OF the party for Charleston
this morning Stewart is the claimant
for the featherweight title OF West Vir-
ginia. The others in the party are
Young Stoney" Ritz. OF this city.
state lightweight champion: Bernie
Hahn. Of Wellsburg, bantamweight
champion. and Mickey McManus. well
terweight champion. The boxers will
be accompanied by John Finnegan and
others.
In the bouts. which will be for six
rounds each g. Charleston tonight,
Stewart and McManus will be matched
and Hahn and Ritz will meet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
WAIVER CLAUSE
NOW SETTLED
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE oEvoTEs
CONSIDERABLE TIME TO
DISCUSSING IT.
President Of Clubs Is Only Official In
Future Who Can Ask for Waivers
On a Player.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1O-Haying adopt
ed the playing schedule for the com
ing baseball season shortly after con
Vening today. the National league club
owners wound up the business OF their
annual schedule meeting tonight. after
a lengthy discussion on the new waiv-
or rule. In future when a club asks
for waivers on a player there cannot
be withdrawal. nor can a club with
draw a claim for a player under a
waiver. This was made a hard and
fast rule today by a six to two vote.
New York and Pittsburgh being the
dissenting clubs. II was also decided
that no manager can ask for waivers
or claim a player. Such action In the
future must be taken personally by .
club president
During the discussion on these
points. Mrs. Schuyler p. Britton. part
owner of the ST Louis club. addressed
the delegates. This was the first time
that a woman has taken part in the
debates OF the baseball magnates. Mrs.
Britton was warmly congratulated up
on her familiarity with the waiver
and draft clauses.
The league did not announce what
action. II any. was taken in regard
10 the request of the International lea.
que TO place club In the Bronx Dor.
ough OF this city, but President Tener
said that a written reply would be
mailed to President Barrow OF the
minor organization tomorrow.
Managers Herzog. OF Cincinnati and
Moran. of Philadelphia have not yet
completed the deal for Catcher Doom,
who has been signed by Cincinnati.
The Philadelphia club was 10 receive
player in addition TO a substantial
cash consideration tor the catcher and
II is understood 1t will be Third Base
man Niehoff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
ARRANGE WESLEYAN w. Y. u.
FOOTBALL GAME FOR 1915
METHODIST MANAGEMENT WILL
HAVE CHARGE OF CONTEST
IN FAIRMoNT.
VIII BE Final Game % the Season.
Being Played on Thanksgiving
Day az Usual.
sp.el.I pi.pateh % the InteIIis.nesr.

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteiiigeneer.
BUCkHANNoN. W. Va. Feb. 10
That West Virginia University and
Wesleyan College will meet In Fair
mont on Thanksgiving day. 1915. to
decide the football championship OF
the State for the year. Was settled
at a meeting OF the athletic commit
tee at Morgantown yesterday. at
which II was decided TO again accept
a straight guarantee from the Wesley
an management. and allow the Meth
odists 10 run the game In 1915. IL
had not been expected that the Uni
versity would again let the manage
ment OF the game go into the hands
OF It's opponents. but such proved to
be the case.
Wesleyan increased her guarantee
OF last year four hundred dollars. but
inAsmuch as the MethodIsts made ap-
proximately one thousand dollars
more than the University out OF the
1914 contest. the Wesleyan end is
still the most attractive. especially
when II In considered that the game,
as an annual state championship af-
fair. Is growing in leaps and bounds
In interest throughout West Virginia
Wesleyan has won the game three
years In a row. Last year the game
was the most closely contested ever
staged between the teams and the
1915 contest In looked upon as again
being the premier football attraction
OF the Mountain State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
MORE THAN $4,000 RAISED az
TIE TEAMS MAKING TOTAL
OF S55.76
Promoters and Others Highly eIated
over Success ard Believe Goal
viii Be Reached.

More than $29 900 raised yesterday
Tor the Ohio VALLEY General hospitaI
campaign. making Grand total for
the two days Of S55.761 in round
numbers
There were three things most prom.
inent in the campaign yesterday.
Enthusiasm among the workers, nap
piness on part OF the promoters and
hig donations from several prominent
Nheelingites, but with that the wild
oWs mite the most impressive OF
all was donated \ scrub woman out
CT - a week wages gave 81, and n
patient In the hospital gave fifty cents.
ire Kings Daughters Of Vance Mem
ORAL church gave $50. The Univer-
sity club. I'm demonstrating their ap-
b,eciation for kindness shown an en-.
hloye while i'll in the hospital. gave
SJJ. Il. Walker Peterson gave $40 600
Vile the other large donations were:
10000. Mrs. II. c. Franzheim.
S",ovu. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Behrens
$1,000, John VI. Brown.
$1,000, DIR. q. NJ Stats.
5000. Hon. Julian c. Hearne.
$500. ~. G. Ogden.
Al the regular MONDAY meeting aud
luncheon the Rev. William Schultz Of
Zane VI. F. church. opened the session
with prayer. DIR. John L. Dickey pre-
sided. lie read a rythm written by
one OF the members OF the Women's
Hospital Association on Executive Sec.
rotary Edgar T. Honey's name. run.
ming as follows:
Honey. Honey, young man Honey.
lie Is the busy bee.
He stirs up the hive
And makes us strive
For the good Of the o. V. O."
As promised Mr.. Honey gave a $50
donation to the hospital for the first
person who wrote jingle on his name.
As will be noted by the above table.
). ). Bloch's team again reported with
the largest donation for the day OF tho
Citizens committee. while NJ. B. Will
liams' team made the biggest days
showing Of the Young Mems commit
tee.
The campaign 10 raise the half mil
lion dollars for the hospital now ina
eight working days is on In real earn
est and all interested persons believe
that the amount will be raised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
MUCH INTEREST
shown IN Game 70 Re Played Between
Benaire and wheeling ofr1s' Team
at Z. W. G. A Gym.

Unusual interest is being shown in
the game which In TO be played Satur-
day night between the girls teams Of
the Wheeling and Bellaire high schools
This will be the second meeting this
season. the first game being won BY
Bellaire In that city over a month ago.
by a close score. This was the first
game played by the Wheeling team this
season and since that time they have
been playing a remarkable game. Misses
Taylor and Broverman are exceptionally
able forwards and excellent IN shooting
goals
The floor work Of the entire local
team Is above the average and has been
put through hard practice IN prepare
tion for the coming contest. which Is
considered the most important now on
the schedule. This win b. the first
game played In the new Y. W C. A.
gym and High school students az we'll
a. friends and relatives Of the young
ladies Will be out In full force. Bellaire
will. Of course. send large delegation
and with the many lovers Of the floor
game who expect TO attend. the dedica-
tiOn o. the new playing floor o. expect
cd 90 be before a large audience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
"STRANGLER" LEWIS GETS TWO
FALLS OYER ANTONIO PARMA

the Italian roughed IL anC handed out
another OF those frantic hooks. that
might have loked well in the ring
immediately following the break. and
before he could recover. The Stranr-
Ter was very much on the aggressive.
ana hfting the Italian clear OF the
mat. ended the evenings entertain.
lock
As Lewis was declared the winner
ScaVoras issued his challenge. oTer.
ing 10 meet the Kentuckian inmedi.
ateiy, and incidently sandwichinr in
the statement that he wasn't going
BACK TO Boston until he got a match
win Lewis. Lewis saiI while he had
received several challenges from sea
NoLas they were always al a time
"heh he was booked tC meet some
one else
Manager Sandow then said that .,
TIE Greeks def would be accented i,
the fans wanted TO see Lewis and Sea.
Noras mix, on the condition that Sea.
Noras furnish a forfeit as was 10 he
expected. The fans were willing and
sandow then said that the match
would be arranged in this CITY some
'lme between now and March I This
seemed TO satisfy the son OF Lenidas
ara II Is now almost certain thar
wheeling fans Will see two good
matches, probably the last being thai
between DR.. Roller. the recognized
champion. and either Lewis or sea.
Noras about March Z.
\ preliminary match Sas star>.5
between Kid Raper and George Mentz
f"atherweights. in which the former
won TWO out Of three falls. The first
went 10 Mentz in four minutes and
ne last two To Rap"r in three and one.
nan ana four minutes respectively
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
NARROW ESCAPE
fort Henry Chemical wagon Barely
Misses Bling struot ~ = Train
while nufua 20 Tfra

TOE FORT Henry a--lIruI truck wls
stopped ~ Ssvre Hrrfh and Jacob
streets yesterday morning LE a. train
su.f.N.rE into Seventeenth street aud
prevented from reaching a. small bIsE.
cause. NU fHr bursting ~ rIa has HH
N.f.Nrr shop Hf 1913 Jacob street THE
.r.tF. IN fH. wagon narrowly escaped
H.Ifr struck Nr the train. pulling ur IIH
horses just Boo time The blaze aid ne
n.fr rIfIiFn and quantity ~ smoke Poe
About D u."I".a HrafrrHHr morning HrH
DEPARTMENT was summoned t1 tho corner
.. Thirty N"af Hun .NunIIra streets.
~ bore The roof ~ The ~ herIirr Tile com.
I. Wa erf on IRE hY the IrbfnE OF
NI|r VS. Che rII.F u0rF Ur the nrHa
men Che blaze which might have rH.
suited rFrinHaIr. vac coon evfInrufsnff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
BACKING UP
BUSINESS PIRATES

A manufacturer who does not ad-
vertise cannot get business from
those who DO. He may get some
business, temporarily, by price
cutting the distributors who will.
for more margin, try 10 give him
business that was created by the
producers Who advertise Such
manufacturers and dealers can
never succeed, except as piracy and
highway robbery succeed.
Very, very safe is the manufac-
turer who advertises thru this
agency
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
PLAN GOOD BOUT
Hanty sharp and Barney McGuirs Of
JOhnsoown 90 Battle for Ten Rounds
Monday ~ Stsubsnvfus

Eants sharp Har entered the ring with
good many tough boys and those who
NN Ha. never mot more uEFrrariEr boy
fnHn Enrrrv Mcclure. m THHuafnun.
rh.w NU u"rfa before the EfsuhrrrIIIa
hiH'flC club Hf central rink sfaubTnvIIIa
t"N' MONDAY nlEhf iu the main bout 90
.' ROUNDS IH. more evenly matched
n"EH could not hs found and q real b1f.
20 from gong f1 gong is assured the
fans WHH turn Hnf fu This chow uufE
U.U az. frHIr.uu Uarf f.r fHF show and
promise HHr.fN.HE ..'rr n' me time
'" -.M Elmo. HI| H... hr of HIFH
'H.'a o." rI.n"r I'll" "Ihr1H|rH fH 90 fTaFf
round" 1910. Patsy Madden wHH has
w.f some .f fU. beet b..a fn fia game
good "iN round battle HI|' .lfn che
show which H.Hrfa Hf s.an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
WIN DOUBLEHEADER
Cathedral High School BASKET Ball Team
won Games Prom Opponents
Last Might.

The teams ~ the Cathedral High
school wers successful In winning both
Of their games. last night In the Cathe-
draI 1rmOry. The first game played be-
tween the Freshmen OF the school and
tho second team Of the Shadyside High
school. resulted in victory for the
freshmen by the score OF 20 20 "a. The
game between the Cathedral High
school regulars and the East End Ath-
l'tiCs. resulted IN victory for the ca
diets by the score Of % 20 20. quite
number Of loyal supporters Of the team
were present to witness the contests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
WHEELING HAS
EVEN CHANCE
PRESIDENT HEiLBRoNNER OF
CENTRAL LEAGUE, MAKES
STATEMENT.
Names Seven Clubs In the League for
1915, with Doubtful Eighth Place.
Names the Stoqie City.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. 10
President Louis Heilbronner. Of the
Central League while in this city to-
day. announced that 81 was certain
the league would be expanded to eight
clubs for the 1915 race. Seven cities
are 10 be represented Grand Rapids.
Fort Wayne Evansville. Tcrrc Hauta.
Dayton. 81 last years circuit. and
Erie. Pa. and Youngstown. o.. which
were I'm the Central three years ago.
The eighth city probably will be- either
Toledo or Wheeling. " Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
COSTLY STEAL
Two Men rahs twenty-five Cents worth
OF Scrap Iron and Are Finsd
$40 and Costs.

Frank EObic and Jack Kowllsh were
arrested yesterday by Deputy Bert Phil
Ups on q charge Of having stolen about
from the r. a ~. railroad They We're
tried before squire G0mpers and drew
took the 30 days
o. ~ bevurc was arrested by Con
stable Joe Flsler or serious charge
TIE was tried before squire Gnmpers
and drew tne Of $50 and or - DAYS
tic failed 90 pay. and IL still IN the
CuinboUse
onT evening by u negro and white man
I'd furscy. white. and Borrow williams
Colured. were arrested BY OFFICER George
JuukIua. They we're committed Co saii
10y squire RAIDER
Charles coroner was arrested on u
.hHrge ~ being "a plain drunk BE wa
tried before RAIDER and drew down 81
and trimmings or 20 DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
MACADEMY WINS
Take Interesting Game Prom the CO.
lumbta Club Basket BAH Team at
Linsly Armory.

In the game which was played last
might tu IN. Liusly drmnry between the
Columbia club and the Macademy team.
m, Macadcmy boys were successful tn
carrying of the hpuUrs hy the score OF
&c tp lu the preliminary game that
was played between the Liuslv second
team and the Martin Ferry Baptist five
the cadets were defeated by the score Of
IL tu %. Quite number were present
To wltuss the contests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
PLAY WELLSBURG
ola cold and Bius Tosssra WIN Journey
To HrOota County Center 90 Meet
BASKET Bai1era"

The Wheeling UIEh school bHakrf
ball five viii So fu W.IrtHrF tomorrow
uirNf o. meet ffe UrH.E. county HrrH..
FHflHu fr INU second gam. oft fHf ....H
between The two IrufIfHfIurH The UrHf
was "nrua1 hF fho locals w|n ore or.
UrUfIrF Co. repeat Tor IH. .UH"nH TIn|H
The old Gold and Blue lads have fully
recovered from The hard Irfr down afaFH
over wf0k arH and Hr. Iu. IsuH for Hr.
t.u again Hard urH.f.r. HHH been .T.
H#.r.H lu throughout fE. r..N HHH .Hu.
uHrfIFu ~ ffr local arH.IHufI. I.HI rrn.
ruu1h'V eur. Chat fHf. 5000 D.. returned
winr"rH hy even rrH1f.r margin than
on tho ffraf occasion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
SKIMMYN CASE
Judge G. y. Newman suHtains Demurrer
Of Defendant in Case Brought
FOR Transfer OF Funds.

Iu the case of Frances Uearur skim
myu Ns. william ~. Hearrs and others.
rled some time ago fn circuit court. ana
In which demurrer was entered bv the
defendant 20 the PLAINTIFF BIN sr order
wa entered Yesterday HE Judge e.. D.
Newman sustaining the demurrer IN
Che opinion. The court said chat tho bill
vas not sufficient under the lau end
fha cause waa remardrd 90 rules with
leave fur The plaintiff fn ODE au amend
aH bill OF complaint
The case Una brought fu have certain
funds In tho hands ~ the defendant nu
~ trust FUND. transferred fn a. chicago
Trust company. where che rl1IuUT re-
a.H.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
W. Y. U. RIFLE TEAM
IN HIGHEST SCORE
SECURES s73 POINTS OUT OF A
TOTAL OF 1000 OVER
WASHINGTON.
10 Highest Total OF the Season-car.
roll Was High Man With 1873
Out OF 200.
Special Dispatch to the Inteiigeneer.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer
MORGANTOWN, w. Va. Feb. 10
The West Virginia rife team finished
Its match to-day against Washington
state college and the highest total OF
the season was made. 973 points being
registered out OF a possible 1000. Car
roll was high man with 1913 out OF 200,
while Jennings was second with 1877.
The team suffered its first defeat last
week, losing to the Michigan Aggies
by a narrow margin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
THIRD GAME
In State Basketball Championship
Between W. v. U. and Wesleyan
20 Be Played March a.

Special Dispatch 20 the 1ntelliFencer.
MORGANTOwN. W. Va. Feb 10
II avs definitely announced here to-
day by Manager Arlington Fleming
that the third game Of the champion
ship series with Wesleyan would be
played on March 70. The game will
he staged az Fairmont In the Military
Armory. the contract for the game
having been closed Bethany College
plays here Saturday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
BETHANY PLAYS
WESLEYAN TONIGHT
BUFFALO CREEK BOYS WILL GIVE
STATE CHAMPS HARD
FL g n T.
Much Interest Shown In This Basket
Ball Game-Brooke Countians
Are Confident.

II Wesleyan anticipates an easy
time with the Bethany college basket
ball team tonight. when the teams
meet in the Wesleyan gym. she Is due
for surprise. Bethany. last Satur-
day put over big victory on Marietta
college. team that Is this year con
sidered among the very best In Ohio
and the team from Buffalo creek will
no doubt give Wesleyan an evening OF
strenuous exercise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
DEFEAT CADIZ
Academy Five OF New Athens
Ohio. wins Decisive victory over
Cadiz High School.

NEW ATHENS ohio. FEB 10. -
Franklin Academy tonight won from
Cadiz High. 90 90 o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11

Lieutenant ~ II'IHHn fH"H returned
last nreuIrE from cleveland uIfh g. s.
NnIfna. who fs charged wIfH n1Iareurs-
ffnffrr hirarff fu Iaweler on r. UII.
man ls wIu Pc held az ne local iat
fH await n hearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
SECOND DAY OF THE HOSPITAL
CAMPAIGN PROVES SUCCESSFUL
LINSLY LOSES
A Wen Played Game 20 the Claysviils
Team on Latters Floor Last Even
ing by Score OF 40 20 ~.

YSNlLI.E. Pa. Feb. lO.-Thy bas-
ket ball team representing linsiN lustl-
tute met defeat al the hands 81 the
Clay sville high school team last evening
iu one Of the fastest games ever seen
on m, local floor. While the team work
of the Wheeling boys was good. they
were unable to hold their heavier oppo-
uents. The work OF Duukiu featured
FOR the locals. At the end OF the first
half Linsly was in the lead, but were
uuuhl, TO hold u FOR the remainder OF
IN. game. The score
Liusly-e4 Claysville-4O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
FAVORED AceUlTAL
Jury hi Mercer Case Stood 10 70 ?
For Defendant

OF gENNNaNNN
In rho case 81 State W Mercer. be-
'nr an alleged violation of the Nort
law. Boz which the jury failed fD agree
= uesday afternoon. 30 is said that tho
Jury stood 10 fo in favor Of acquIfaL
This was stated lr tho court house
yesterday ln The Intelligence yce.
terday morning. BE- was stated that the
Jury stood 40 fo o In favor Of Convic-
ton. and this correction is made in
Justice To- the defendant