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'Bs,Isi for Hin in the ninth innsns

pttsburg ........... \ q . y a o q o.
Boston ... -....- Q . } n 4 q : 10
R.ns-Boston. FitZpst rick 4 Eye- I snod
-rss MAGE, Rxsn Two base hts-F1tz
psirl,k ,rotgrass, Wagner RA-A Three
haS hi FtEpatrlcA stolen hasss-Fty.
p,trick. ENers NioI Double paSs Maran
FIRST base on hlls-nn Ras an ! 90 Coop-r
I or MI VI ny pitched hAll-By Raxan
Hlnchman, JohnstonI, Struck out-By RI.
sh . by HI . Ummres- Byron and
kk~oa4 Tins-i hour u ~ minutes.
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'Batted for Doom in the eighth inning
'Baited for Tesreau IN the sixth inmng
;bstted for schupp In the ninth inning
st LOUIS. .......... o . o . -.
New York... . o ii
Runs-St. Louis Butler . Be-cher. Lonz :
Dolal. Miller I Be'ze snyder: New York.
Meyers First base on errorsSSt. Louis. T.
Left on hass-Si Louis. 8: SeV YORK. 4
Bases on bslls-On Meadows =: on Tes-pau.
=; OF Schupp. ! Struck out-By Meadows g.:
by Tesreau. g. by schupp. . Three ba-e
hl's-Lons Dolan. Two blSe hit-Betzrl
sscrhc hi,.Butler. Bethel stolen ha-.-
Butler. Be-rher. :: Ions. Miller. Meyers
Double plNs-Buiier. Huxs1n. and Miller:
Butler and Miller. Doyle. Fletcher and
Bransrd wild pitch-M~ado.. HIT bT
pitched ball-By Te-reau tBe.cherb Hits
on Tesreau. : IN SIX innings; on Schupp
Field umpir-stockdAe Time hour and
20 minutes
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SECOND GAME


Run. - Lou. Shu''oU . Austin. Pratt.
Walker n Brleu: Phi ilelphIa Kopi Oldrnx
Sl.rln,r ~ht-S'ruak Double olays-HoVar
ant lrait Jacobson and Howard
stolen LEGISLATION Pratt. Walker Oi,lTfus
walsh o Bass IN bti',-Or HoH
IN FH'ulm . >,rupk oui By Hor. s by
FIl.r-Im Hm0r-Hs- Evans and chill Tine
- hour mi ~ minute.
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New England League,

Lowell, : Worcester.
Portland, 10; Lawrence. S Cnrst gameI.
fyr'.sn1.l LeHr'nce, 0 Second gamer.
Lynn, : Fitchburg .
0enches,eE. :. Lewiston. !.
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Hartford s. New Haven. !
Springfield, 3 New Bedford. o.
Brockton, & PavtuCket, . tfrst camel.
Brockton, q Pavtucke'. 5 second game).
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Sal; Lake. 5 oak and. 4
vernon. : Sar Frsrc's-o. .
Portland. ! Los Angeles. .
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'trrinla League.


Newport News J Norfolk. I
Portsmouth, : sl-o'k.
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NEW YORK PRINTERS WIN.
Victory over PtttsbarE Puts Them
Into SIX Corn~red Tie.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. 24-Th-
New York types advanced into a SIX
cornered tie tor the lead In the rtcs ror
the Garry HERNIA n trophy. emo,cmatc
Of the npionship ~ the National
Printers League by defeating PirtSpurs
to-day in the first game % the second
day Of the series AZ he West Ph.la-
de,phia Athletic Field by IN. sror, o. II
to s Pittsburg practically throw tho
game away by bad fielding In the nth
inning New York started the lombard
meCt and there was ~ lctup until the
end.
PttshurG made a rally I'm tho last in
ming and scored three runs. hut th. clever
work Of the Nv York squad booked
further disaster. Pitcher pooley ~ Now
York weakened toward the end and
Rothdar hnished IN" game. IT, the Sec
ohd game ~Ind'tnipol!s defeated chicago
: 10 q. and Cincinnati took nctrui, into
camp ny the score 81 - - 3 IN the
third The score
Pt,,.su-s &c.. '10oi 6So Is g?
Ba,r~riN,-N.N York. boo ag. E-.h7a-
snd vh...Hs pi''ssurs. wilson ana Don
a'fson tH'PI=s-E iN ards ami Ro-su-r
nss-hsll to-day. rbh-ts Field. R-rorklr.s
=, l"ais' : games, lot same 30 4. Nj
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Western I~aEue.

omshs. 4 Ntrhit !
tincoln a ~ Io.eph. ta-vt game,
= Joseph I Lincoln. . second same,
pss Moinss, : Denver. l ,rrv' e mel.
nss N"'nss 4 penNcr s Second same),
(Only games Scheduled
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stnnLIn- o, the Club.


p-,ok'yn n "a more 'v2 games
Rlrao - Sew
H.r.es cry ,0 l'-s-GrE
s. I1-s - OH az
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ROTTEN BALL GAME
WON BY BROOKFEDS
Worst Seen in Baltimore This
Year Ends With Score
at IL IN j..
ERRORS OF EVERY SORT
~y..t~rlav's Re-ui1

P-o-k " =. B.':lalo'a
PG-ac , S.p--A 8
Pf.'s-.-E. 1865 Ci:y ~ ra-.
P'..,o.rg = 1880 C..y t.oif
Ca.-AEo. . s.. 10 liA )
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Chattanooga, 3; Atlanta. /.
Memphis, s; Mobile. 9.
New orleans. s. Nashville. 8
Little Rock Birmingham wet Erounds).
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rott worth. u Shreveport. I.
beaumont, = Houston. /
~Aco-DAI! as RAIN.
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At Providence.
FIRST GAME
II :

2 T :
Morrrea, y IL 90 : onNhh'- -. a.,
Providence I L,.oooO0clc-- 81 >
Bat'srtss-Mou'resa. Fullerton AMI H1N.
lev, Providence. oesrlEs- and Hs-y.
SECOND GAME
Monir4a, ! L.H....5 q 90 90 90 1t
Pro,!te--e 4 LN.NlFt0.NoI-. 3
Ba''s-ie-Non'rsa- u1Nt sat H3plev
Providence. Schg.'r and Ha ~
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Total. n !.

.Batted for BslmE Lrtner IN the ninth Inmng
Chicago .....-..... Z . . o O-s
Philadelp hia .......... . q O-l
R~uns-Phila delphia. Pssker CHICAGO. Good.
Usher, schultz zimmerman. William.
Archer. Hlts-On RIxey. 5 IN four ,nmugs
OF Chalmers. I in three innings; OF Baum.
GARNER, ! IN two InnnEs Two base hits
Zimmerman, WILL ans. Good. Stock Sacr
hCe hits-Schglte. zimmerman Home run
Fisher Lett on bases Philadelphia. :: Chi
cazo. : struck out-By RI1ey. :: by La.
verder, g. by Chalmers, :: by Baumga1ner. >
Double plays-Zimmermsn. Fisher and SAFER
:: Good and Archer. BAImGAtn>r. Bancroft
ana Luderus First base on e~rrors-Phila
delphia : Chicago. / BsSe- on balls-on
Lavender, :; OF Rlxry. /; on Chalmers, L.:
off Baumgartner, 3 Hit by pitched ball
By Rixey Good BAk Baumgartner TIM
pires-Rlzler and Cockill. TIME hour and
50 minutes.
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columbus NonoinONn- ~ Z
~ RHIkaa ... 8 . o. . q q Y. :
Bir.H-'es-rYr' AMI e.. ~nar. shake
ford ami Brtunar
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'Bat'ed for Young m NE ninth inr.r=
Rated for Cov.lrssle m the seventh inning
!Bat,ed for Roland N tho ninth nn,nE
..........-.. } q . d . q q % A.
Detroit . = 3 - a.
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ro-day's Games.
Pittsburx In New York 1.-TWO Eames).
St Louis In Brooklyn two gam.sl.
Cincinnati IN Philadelphia
CHICAGO IN Boston.
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nsA.hsll' Polo Grounds to-dA, . ems Isl
GA-iftSf VI. G.sn;s IS PlltsolTsh,-AdV
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Ashsv''!., I Greensboro. :.
Snar' 7tis, - Durham. I.
Win9tor -sA.~m, ! Raleigh. 4
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R~uns-Detroit. Bush: Boston. Hooper. SCOTT
Gamer Two base hi'-s'snage Three basO
hit-Cohb. StruHA out-By Coveie.Ne, :
on Coveleskie. :. of shore. . Double play
Bush, NounE and Burns HIT by ptca~G
Burns. speaker. L<us Umpirc--HiIIe
brand and oLoughLn Tine. hour ana
- minutes.
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Runs-Cleveland, Barbara ). wamby. ONelll
= Two base hIi-wsmby. Stolen ha-s-
Graney;, Chapman. 2 Bases on halls-On
Caldwell, struck out-By Morton. : by
walls'e and Connolly Tme-l hour and %
minuiek
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standing Of the Clubs.


. Toronto r. jersey city
PITH.. Dr. H. ss--E
r.. s-a- '- r. almond.
No-'r.9. 10 Frut'ls--e
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To-day's Schedule.
New York In cleveland.
Boston in Detroit.
Washington IN chicago.
Philadelphia In St. Louis.
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bssrhsil to-day. Fbhrts Field. RrorkI.r.
lDais' . games, lot same ! 30 4. Nj
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Batf-TiN,-N-N York. boo aF. E~,h7a-
snd Nh!..GE pi''sours, wilson ana Don
a'tsou tH'PiI4s-E iN ard, amt Ro-su-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
sneciaI Session Called.

President u. II. McMechen. OF the
Marshall county court has called a spe-
cial session of court TO be held to-
morrow morning at Q o'clock. Claims
for work done on the Boggs Run road
and Fairmont pike will be audited. no
taries will be appointed and qualified,
matters pertaining TO roads and
bridges will be considered. overseers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
SCHAFER WINS AS
BRIDGEPORT MAYOR
HECOONT AT ST. CLAiRSVIILE
MAKES NO CHANGE FROM
FIRST RESULT.
l. a. Junkins Says he is Satisfied
Liquor licenses Are Ready for
Distribution.

After the recount demanded by the
attorneys for { a. Junkins. who was
tied for the Office Of mayor with Mayor
Schafer had been completed I'm Pro
bate court al ST. ClairsviIle yester.
DAY evening, 10 was found that Nayor
senator had been reelected by ma.
JOrity Of five votes. The case openad
yesterday morning with Cook Dan
ford. Y. r. Gifen and Albert Kennon
as Judges Of the contest. the probate
judge having ruled that they had t1,
Hfht 90 render verdict
Attorneys Mitchell and Mitchell an
pearod for Junkns while Cowen ANA
walker appeared for Schafer Tr.
entire morning was taken 100 with tl,
examination Of Witnesses and WHOM
the noon recess was taken onI, t,.
had been examined The examInafi.r
or witnesses was again taken up after
dinner when Tho attorneys for Iurkir
asked Tor recount which was Granted
b} Tho judges hrar.nE the case TH..
con 1mrd considerable time. the roY1t
not h"ine completed 700 Iatr BOZ H.
evening When the count had boon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
MAKES TOUCHING.
PLEA FOR MERCY
srEuBENvILLE NEGRO MAINTAINS
HIS INNOCENCE AND GETS
SUSPENSION.
untn story Can Re rnvesttgAtsd-To
study for mn1stry-Stsu-
bsnvtns News.

STEUBENVILE. O.. Nov. i6-'I sol
emmy swear before Almighty God that I
paid Tor that rope. Judge. 1 did not
steal IL. 1 bought that rope in broad
day light and II hurts me deeply 10 De
accused OF stealing. Judge 1 ask your
mercy. / am not guilty as charged but
1 hrNc no witness but Cod
SO spoke with deep emotion. John ID.
Hin. "A cOlorcd man. in presenting his
plea when brought before Judge smith.
IN common pleas court to-day. u anEwe
TO an indictment OF grand larceny. HIM.
who was to have left Just previous TO
MS arrest TO study for the ministry.
made his plea 80 strong. that the court
and the prosecuting attorney were deep
y impressed and decided to continue
ms case Tor Few days until they have
an opportunity To further investigate his
claims OF innocence.
Hin. along with set Still' Thompson.
were indicted FOR grand larceny. for the
inert Of 1850 pounds of cable from an
oil well at New Alexandria last Septem-
Der. 1 he rope was brought to this city.
cut up and sold as junk. TO local junk
dealer, from whom n was later recov-
cred.
Hill has heretofore born. an excellent
reputation. lie worked steadily and in
addition to saving enough money to 90
To a ministerial college. paid off n mort
gage VI aiuO on his ascu mothers prop
erty az Bridgeport. -
Judge, not for myself. but for my
poor mothers sake l beg OF you to be
lcnient with me. II mother knew l was
IN trouble II would Kill her declared
raised a big sum OF money to aid Hin
IN proving his innocence and TO enable
released
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
AGED BELLAIRE
WOMAN Is DEAD
MRS. CHARLOTTE MASON, AT AGE
OF e5. CLAIMED BY THE
"GRIM REAPER"
Was Daughter Of Sea Captain and Born
In Wheelino-News and Social
Items OF Bellaire.

Mrs. Charlotte Mason. aged % years.
perhaps the oldest resident in Bell
aire. passed away Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock at the home of her son. viii
liam Mason. on North Harrison street.
She suffered stroke OF paralysis a few
days ago. and owing TO her advanced
age members fthe family and her
friends realized that she could not re-
cover. Besides her son. with whom
she made her home. she is survived by
q. p. Mason, former postmaster Of Bel
laire.
Mrs. Mason was an excellent woman,
much liked by all who knew her She
was a member of the First NJ. +.
church. and a good, Christian woman.
and q regular attendant at all of the
church services until old age prevent
ed. Mrs Mason was born in Wheel
ing. Her maiden name was Charlotte
stevens. daughter OF sea captain.
who spent the early part OF his life in
Baltimore.
She was the reliCt of the late Joseph
Mason, a native of Germany Mr. Ma
son was one Of the promoters and orig
inal owners OF the Ia Belle Iron Works
and died IN 1865. Following the death
Of her husband. Mrs Mason. in 1873.
moved TO Bellaire, where she had since
resided
The funeral services will be con
Quoted az the home Of her SON. Thurs
da yafternoon at . o'clock Rev G. b.
Smith. pastor of the First VI. r church
will conduct the services. Interment
will be made in Rose Hill cemetery.
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nam, have returned TO Monessen. Pa.
ai'er VISIT with Mr. and Mrs. George
Hughes. on Harrison street.
Mrs. Louis Buchse and daughter. of
Gravel Hin. are guests of Pittsburgh
friends this week
James Bishop. of Woodsfield. was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Hugh McMillen, Of st. Clairsyille
was visitor in the city yesterday.
1. ;. Bickerton. of st. ClairsviIle,
mas returned home after a visit with
friends here.
Miss Mary Saylor is a guest OF
friends at Pittsburgh this week.
Wilbur Wilson. OF St Clairsvine. is
a guest OF relatives here.
A meeting OF the German choir OF
the First Reformed church will be
held at the home OF Mrs. r. r. Yocum.
on Guernsey street. Thursday evening.
Miss Mildred Simmons. of Lorain.
has returned home after a visit with
friends in this city.
Mrs. David Abrams. OF Indianapolis.
ina, Is a guest at the home Of Mrs.
John Hlpkins. on Noble street.
Mrs. Lou Hutchinson, of Gravel Hill.
Is spending few days with friends
at Elm Grove.
The members OF the Young Matrons'
club were entertained yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Joseph Poor
man at Shadyside.
Mrs. Lewis Owens has returned
from visit with friends at Powhatan.
Mrs. John Foster and daughter. NIL
dred, have returned from a visit with
friends at Lorain.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF Trinity
episcopal church was entertained al
me home OF Mrs. G. W. Dicken. OF
North Guernsey street. last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
SOCIAL SEASON
STARTS SOON
BIG TIME EXPECTED THIS WIN
TER-PARTIEs BEING
PLANNED NOW.
GET IN CONDITION FOR MERRY
WHlRI.

Prospects seem bright for a good
social season in Wheeling Already
many parties have been planned and
VIC may look forward to one OF the
pest winter seasons that have ever
been the pleasure and JOY of Wheeling
But II Will be quite a strain for many
people who are already run down in
health TO keep up the pace set by
younger folks. II Is not so easy to do
all the new dances and get up looking
fresh In the morning. II needs a rug
ged constitution and good health. And
II will also need q good stomach TO d.
sest all the punches and other foods
that will be had at the parties ana
dances. There are many Wheeling
people who are troubled with ailments
that are the cause of neglect and mod
ern living conditions. Mr.. Renfrow.
the Tanlac representative for Wheel
Ing. who is always TO be found at the
c. H. Griest drug store. cites the case
OF Mrs. Amos Kurtz. of 1892 Alley +.
this city. who was greatly benefited
by the use of Tanlac. she said TO
him:
Il had stomach trouble. nervousness.
poor appetite and foul breath. had
pains in my stomach after eating. and
felt bad in general My foul breath
was a source OF great displeasure and
embarrassment to me. | read of so
many Wheeling people using Tanlac
TO such good results that | thought il
would do the same for me. And was
not disappointed. Since taking. my
stomach is a great deal better and 1
have dandy appetite. | am not both
cred with foul breath. and my nerves
are so much better that | can sleep
fine ! know for myself that IL is a
good medicine. have been so nerv-
Gus at times that I could not get a
good nights rest Now | sleep fine"
From the appearance OF Mrs.
Kurtz." said Mr.. Renfrow. Il think that
she will take part In this winters en-
tertainments without any III effects
She looks as well as a young girl since
the burdens OF poor health have been
taken from her shoulders. I would ad-
wise any one else who is troubled with
stomach, kidney. liver. bladder trouble
constipation. indigestion. or any like
ailment. to get the wonderful youth
fer and health giving medicine Tan
lac. | am q great deal satisfied with
the results that Tanlac has given and
the happiness II generates wherever II
Is used
Tanlac Is sold only at the c. H.
Griest drug store for the better pro-
lection of the public against substitu-
ton and fraudulent dealers. 81 per
bottle. or 6 bottles for IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17
FOOTBALL GAME AT
MOUND CITY TODAY
COPIES OUTFIT EXPECTING EASY
TIME WITH CATHEDRAL
ELEVEN.
Member Of Faculty Granted Life Ger.
tificate-Other Interesting
MoundsVille Notes.

This afternoon at the Fifth street
ball park at Moundsville a good game
is expected when the speedy Cathedral
and Mound City High elevens will
clash. The Moundsville boys are in
fine trim. and are confident of vic
tory over the lighter aggregation. but
some are of the opinion they will have
changed their minds at the conclusion
OF the contest. Coach Cope has put
his men through stiff practice the last
two evenings of this week. and stated
last evening that he expected his men
to have an easy time in winning to-
days contest.
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Alleged VloIator Released.

The foreigner who was arrested
here Sunday afternoon by Chiet
RAIDER. who claimed to be from Hunt
ington, was arraigned in Squire r.. W..
Lewis court yesterday morning and
fined 81 and costs on a plain drunk
charge. The foreigner had in his pos
session a gallon Of whiskey when
was not labelled, but a Yost law yIo-
lation was not preferred against nm,
as II vas plainly shown that he LAD
labelled the suit case, and that Lis
pardner had broken the cord bearing
the label. when he opened the SUIT
case to ct a drink.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

The marriage OF N.s4 Regina COL
Inns. n this city. and Nr Ad0lph Car.
ponter. Of bridgeport took place 90
Tho parish residence Of &c. John
church laaf evening Rev q VI. Witt
man performed tho ceremony. after
which Nr and Mrs Carpenter Iar on
short Wedding Journey Jr their rs
turn they VIII make their home 40
bridgeport. where Nr Carpenter is
employed az the srlby & Hrad drug
afrrH
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All Babies Destined
foGreaf Achievement

are Po Sc S2fG i' 70 be great For Il
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Smoke Abatement.

Hon John O'Connor. assistant direc-
tor Of the Mellen institute OF Indus
trial Research. viii deliver an al
dress in the auditorium Of the High
school. Thursday evening. under me
auspices OF tho Woman civic CIuD.
Smoke Abatement will boz the sub
ioct Of his address. Mr. O'Connor IL
-aid 70 be an authority on the smoke
question The public is invited TO at
tend
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MoundsviIle Briefs

Two convicts were discharged from
the prison yesterday on regular dis
chage. having completed their sen.
tence.
The Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety of the First NJ r. church. held
its second quarterly due tea last even
ing In the church parlors
G.. W. McCracken, who is employed
in the oil fields near Warrington. !s
spending several days with his family
on Center street
Miss Margaret Smith. OF Fairmont.
is the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Mary
Sivert. Of Linden avenue.
a r. Hennessey. OF Philadelphia
Pa. is spending several days in the
city attending TO business matters
Ray Garvin has returned 10 Clarks-
burg after a visit with his parents
on Second street.
Jesse Barnum is able to be about
again after being confined at his home
IS result Of an injury to the foot.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Davis. OF Cam.
cron. spent yesterday In the city.
visiting with friends
L. T. Cain. Of Bolton. spent yestcr.
day In the city attending 20 busino g
matters
James ID Parriott Is spending sew.
oral days in Illinois attending 20 legal
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Howcroft have
returned TO their home here after a
visit with their son 40 Reading. Pa
Mrs. a. e. Swift is 900 with grip and
tonsilits az her home on Southern
Tomlinson avenue
E. VI. Writ has returned 10 his
home 90 West Alexander. Pa. after an
extended visit with relatives here
G. B. Harris. Of Glen Easton. was
In the city yesterday attending 90
business matters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

John Steger. ST.. well known Iu-ur.
anDo agent OF Balair,. about 80 years
go loaned n business man and an
arquainfaure f.5 Tho man BE- now %
millionaire ln New York. and recently
euf Mr St'E"r % check for tho prIuc-
pal and interest from trs date of tre
loan. 6 J kapurr OF fHI- city. met
The man last summer af resort Ir
The CatskiIl mountains Learning fnat
.Ir kapn'r came from Hnuairo Ur
made Inquiries about Nr -f...r. ana
later ave tho check fu Nr Kaprar t0
present tO Mr. -frFnr on hIs return
lh" man stated that boz bad written
Nr St'gor many years ago huf never
had received reply
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,,i5i u %. abdominal mus-i,. " l- III.
tv vrr, .ul iour own hand rrf.f
49,, ln'I .crplni quite r4frr.frg ~
jrsf r'. VIC ncryos is rurh nj 49, III
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

olive II. King has filed her petition
Tor divorce from william j. King. They
were married in Steubenviuc, october
q lSu@. She alleges Wilful absence
Tor more than three years.
Maker Grebcn vs.. Harry Freeman.
case dismissed At cost OF the plaintiff
FRANK BuzLse. who was fined 500 and
costs by squire Downer. for conducting
"a speakeasy on South sixth street, filed
an appeal on error IN common pleas
court to-day, asking that the Judgment
be reversed, on the grounds that the
verdict Is against the weight Of the
evidence
The tirst degree murder trial OF Mar
hc keucuettt scheduled to start YES
t"rday. was post poned for one week ow-
ing TO the illness OF the defendant
counsel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-17

A series Of evangoli-fic services
will open Boz tho city hall auditorium
Thursday evening and continue until
November -. under tho auspices 81
the Young Mems Holiness League Of
America Rev. Aaron Ramsey. OF Ja-
cobsburg. well known bro this vicinity.
will be IN charge OF frn meetings He
will be assisted hy other eyanralists.
The Markry Sisters. OF West virginia.
will render special music throughout
the series OF Meeting
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Gets Government Job.

Patrick McAuley. we'll known yard
master Of the Pennsy lvanis lines. at
golfers, w. Va. for number OF years.
has resigned his position TO accept a
more lucrative position as inspector OF
railroad safety appliances Tor the gov
eminent lie has lett tor Washington
10 assume charge OF his new position.
Mr.. McAuley will be succeeded at Coll
hers by J. ". Hail. OF Carnegie. Ia.
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Entertain Msrys and Marhas.

Members OF the Marys and Martnas
Bible class OF the South Bellaire VI. h.
church Will be entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs William
Van Meter on South Belmont street.
Mrs. Herman Keyser viii assist the
hostess in entertaining.