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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
HOTEL boutwell,

Nlfginia aN. second house from Board
4 walk and steel Pier. Every appointment.
r highest standard In Cuisine and service.
Booklet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
Mrs Mnrtha EunrraI

Funeral services Of Mrs. Patrick
Murtha Of 22Of Jacob street. who died
Thursday morning. were held Satur-
day morning with requiem high mass
az st. Joseph's Cathedral. Interment
was al Mt. Calvary.
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Washington Board meetiro.

A special meeting OF the Wash
ington country district board OF
education will be held to-morrow
evening in the Fulton school build
Ing for the purpose OF making final
arrangements for the cornerstone
laying 10 be held mex Sunday. The
Fulton school children will take part
In the parade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
Communion senIoe-

The Rev. DR.. J.. II. Miller. Of Pitts.
burgh, superintendent OF the Washing.
ton district. conducted the service held
in the West Alexander NJ. r. church
last evening. DR.. Miller delivering a
splendid address. A special program
was rendered by the choir. At the
close OF the address the quarterly com.
munion service was observed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02

WEST CHESTER. pa. Aur
During a terrific f-hunderafofm mere
today The LARGE barn of ur Iosarr
B%rInghurst was struck hy UrhfrIre
and totally destroyed with two vain.
able race horses. Coal BLACK Lady md
Juliet Baron. ten calves. ono fhoussrf
tons Of hay. WAGONS and farm macrin.
ery The loss is estimated az f20.OUU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
BUGGY Over Embankmen,

Late last evening. up Big Wheel.
ing creek. a horse and buggy driven
hy three men went'over an embank.
ment Just opposite the home of VIM.
Happy. The buggy was very badly
demolished and the horse escaped
serious injury. None OF the men was
hurt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
Hotel Sothern

the ocean. 10Th season. modern and
homelike. private baths, running water,
Elevator. cap. geo. G. l.. CAKE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02

Yesterday afternoon At ? O'Clock
funeral services Of Evelyn Leola. the
four-mouths-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry O. Hill. who died early Satur-
day morning. vas held AZ the family
home. No 36f2 Eon street interment
was In Peninsula cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02

Two base Dir Bounds Tfrra haze
bite i.r0 E Miller Tnerer. Hahn HON.
ih nrEwnn sacrifice bite Yaarar
n Miller. Truron. Clrrrr ruf 3D. r
ball harrrr UUrifn. steele. af.frr
F steele Hcrn p A. Miller. ulurr-
on balls Workman d. ufaat
iNn. Tn IN bases ErnIa p rnrr.
nlrrH . struck out hF WnrEmrr 81
liahn o. lmpirea Riley and Kelly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
Committee Meetlnn

The members OF the Boosters com.
mittee OF the Mems Bible class OF the
vance Memorial church will meet this
evening at the home OF Alfred w.
PAUL. az Woodsdale for the purpose OF
discussing several matters relating 10
the general welfare Of the cIasa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
RiedeI Funeral.

Tuesday afternoon az 2 O'Clock. the
funeral Of Albert Ricdel. the well
known foreman Of the Riverside mill.
Benwood. will take place from the
residence on Boggs Run. with the Rev.
George Helm officiating n is likely
that the knights ~ Pythias Will have
charge Of the funeral
Mr. Riedel was % years oLage ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work CAN
THE c. Q. KIMBERLY co.
New National Bank BIdo.
Open Air MeetInn

The open air meeting held last even
ing at Park View was well attended.
The principal address was by William
Miller OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. Special music was rend.
cred. The services are held each sun
day evening during the summer sea
son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
Funeral az Child

Following services conducted by the
Rev. Father o. II. Moye. a. the family
residence. No 1922 Jacob street. the
body Of Edward James. six-months-o Old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Elwood.
was buried in Mt Calvary. Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02

The annual outing and picnic OF the
sunday school Of the Triadelphia NJ.
=. church will be held at Blayneys
Grove, "wednesday. at which time a
splendid program will be carried ont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
WANTED-ROOMS

LOOMS WAHTED-For light house
keeping ~ young couple Ia exclusive
residence section OF wheeling. Desire
Two or three rooms in private horne
no. other Want the most d.Sir-
able a. TO f~urnlshments. location. etc.
VIII be In Wheeling FIRST week in Aug
ust. ADDRESS r. g. v. Gen. Del Wheel
ing. W. Va. fv-set
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02

Yesterday. Renard Schmidt and
sam Hsdorn. OF Fulton. we're arrest
ed charged with being drunk. disor-
DERBY and using profans language.
me two men will BE- given a hearing
MS evening BY Mayor Herman Roe
der.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
Council MeetI,o.

During h present week a number
OF council meetings viii be held. in
ciuding n council OF Fulton. Wed
nesday evening. n the council OF
Elm Grove. on Thursday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
Warning 70 AutoIst.

Mayor Herman Roeder. OF Fulton.
mas taken action In regard to the
enforcement OF the law that all au-
passing through the town
az night must have rear ughta-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
Dance al Woebera

a number OF the young people OF
the city will give a dance at woebers
on next Thursday evening.
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s How Much D o YOU & E

Do net hesitate 10 call on ~ n /,
Of . httie ready cash II yoa o~n Z
can secure M amount you ~ifh froi
without red tape We can
noney IN this vicinity and the h.,t
= We charge only for N. aetu.l
may pay haek h oar In small
ments arranged 10 suit yourself All
tiAl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
CRY IT
GRAND ATLANTIC

lrEtnlA ave close 90 beach. Capacity.
500. Entirely n~w. NoI~rn .nd ntx6-
cass LArEe rooms. private baths. ele-
Nator etc. superior table ssrNlce ~ 50
up daily special weekly Rooki@t. Auto
meets trains W. h. SHAW.
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AUTOMOBILES


ron sALE-Oakland roadster In good
condition $4,000. Call Nat. phone
IV'Si. aug-i-J
FOR sALE-Studebaker Roaas,er go
as new cheap. Bell ,22s-J Martins
WY. Jy-g1-w
ron SALE-Mitchel six Five passer-
ger touring car. New body and ton
In good condition. VIII sell cheap. Ad-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
Rott EuneraI-

This morning at $3.50 O'Clock re-
QUEEN high mass will be held over the
body OF Ferdinand Bot at st. Joseph's
Cathedral. lnterment will be in Mt.
Calvary.
Mr.. Bot passed away Friday after
noon at his home on the South Side.
where he had lived for a great many
years. being n OF the Oldest German
residents in that section Of the CITY.
He was born In Germany so years ago.
ana came TO this country when a
youth. He was engaged in various
kinds OF business on the South Side
FOR nearly 40 years. During the past
several years he conducted a grocery
store. until about six months ago when
falling health caused him to retire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
SHppner Funeral.

The funeral Of Fred Slippner OF
Benwood. who died at the Glendale
hospital. Saturday morning. will be
held this morning at $50 O'Clock at
the family home. No. 45S Marshall
street. followed by requiem high mass
at 81. Johns church. Benwood. IN.
terment will be in Mt. Calvary Wheel
ing.
Mr.. %Slippner was a well known
business man OF the Benwood district
and for several years conducted a
grocery store n that town. ne =
survived by his wife n a l5-moths-
old daughter: also three brothers ana
two sisters: John J.. Joseph and Jacob
Slippner OF the Wheeling district. and
Mrs. William Schaffer OF ST. Joseph,s,
W. Va, and Miss Agnes Slippner. nv-
ing at home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02

Then you didn't enjoy seeing Con
grCFE In session %"
40. I did not. admitted y
efficiency expert. They made eo
many unnecessary motions Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
N o E

Persons VINO purchasss stoeR OF
the o h Brneey Company, promo
tiers Of the HOygto gold mine NAV
learn something 70 their advantaCs
oy Addressing stock. care The Intel
ngeneer. stating amoun of pur-
Shases they have made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
DIED
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis nv
FUNERNL DIRECTOR ANp
ARTEHlAL EMBALMER.
it22 and 1924 Main strssG
calls Answered Day or Might
Store Phones ea5
g J Bgrtschv. Nat Phone tqF9-R
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80 n-.r he@eh Central ORR SUR 4
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o.paety n No. thrcashcut Rarnlnr
49, m reums Private h.shs Metal b-ds
ye<-t.bls- Ninds~s ere-,~f whr---n~
nsos~t sy~-l. $500 90 $500 wssiIy,
si-so IN $3.50 daily X n LuDN. NJ d
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice 90 manufacturers Jobb.r. ~
ehanta and Othera Whoi.aaIo naaiara

Nouee 20 Manufacturers, Jobbers. Mar
chants and Others Wholesale Dsaisrs-
NOIlCE is HEREBY GIVEN. Thst
NC state board OF Control OF the STAT.
OF Vest Virginia will receive bids daily
~ Us oftice at Charleston. West Virzinia-
d.I iurhilhinE supplies for the several
State Institutions. the financial pnanses
ment OF which f. vested IN said Hoard.
toEtracts VIII be awarded TO the lowest
blddeiat quality considered. and other
things being equal. West virginia deal
ers viii be given preference.
Iisls 81 supplies needed will be fur
hishcd bidders on receipt Of requ~sta
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Js-l-tI Charleston. West virginia.
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LEXINGTON

Pacific a Ark Ave. Ground. Nth ,,,,t.
courts sdioin Bach. Only popuiar pric~S
hossl .h.r- GUSTS may 70 from HOUSE
70 SOkf I. BATHING ATTIRE without usinr
and care Of suits FREE RUN
niNc WAIER IN rooms. ORCHESTRA
saa plan. WHITE SERVICE cASAcE
beokist PAUL C r. SEcRANS
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(21es) 7 room house in dandy 10
cation. Bath, pantry. reception hall.
laundry and 'oemented basement.
Electricity and gas. Hardwood floors
and finish. Corner lot. $4,000.
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New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
four ENTRANTS FOR
THE ROWING TITLE
U. Of P. Looks Most Dangerous
for College Wafer lash

Indications point to a four-cornered
race for the intercollegiate rowing
championship on the Hudson river this
year, with Cornell, Syracuse. Column
ora and Pennsylvania theonly colleges
to be represented when the start is
made within the shadow OF CTum
Elbow, June 2S. An effort is being
made to interest the winner of the
Pacific Coast title, but unless this is
done only the quartet named will
face the starter.
Wisconsin has definitely abolished
competitive rowing. Washington Uni
Hersity declines to make the long trip
through great expense entailed and
the inability of her oarsmel TO be-
come sufficiently acclimatod to give a
good account of themselves after the
long trip across the continent.
Annapolis will not enter because Of
the ban on races longer than the Hen
Icy distance. and there appears to be
no possibility OF securing the entry Of
the other crews for the ro"-:ng classic.
With the exception Of Columbia all
Il erworking on the open water. The
Morningsidc champions plan to get
their first river rowing within the
next few days. Coach Ten Eyck or
the Syracuse crews has the work %
constructing varsity crew partially
under way. For the past two weeks
The men have been rowing on the OUT
let under varying weather and water
conditions. Despite handicaps pro-
gress has been made.
Pennsylvania Looks Good.
Pennsylvania, second in last year s
| race, is regarded as the most danger
| Gus factor at present. Coach Nickalls
! has retained seven Of the men who
| fowed in the varsity shell last year,
| and, with but one man to develop.
! should give the other contestants q
| merry struggle for honors.
] Columbia, after making rowing his
! tory by winning the championship las
June after a lapse of twenty-one
| years, loses six of the men who roweo
| the boat across the line ahead of nj
competitors and placed Columbia or
the highest pinnacle in the rowint
! world. Coach Rice faces the stupen
| dous task of finding six men to take
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
10 R0urke
|Fiye at Rebels
ectOrs of Eastern Association
Hartford, New Haven
bringfield.

to the club where he had been play
ing"
According to O'Rourke, Clarkin be-
came peeved over the loss Of Luyster
as his loss was O'RoUrke's gain.
Clarkin disputed O'Rourke's right to
sell Luyster and then insisted he was
the property of the Hartford club and
disclaimed all knowledge Of ever hav-
ing released the player to the Bridge
port club. AS O'Rourke had two wit
nesses, namely President Tracey and
Supervisor of Umpires Kennedy, to
make affidavits to the deal, Clarkln
lost out To this day Clarkin has
been at logger-heads with the East
eern head and has done all in his pow
er to force him out Of the presidents
chair
1t has been common occurrence
for Clarllin to make attacks on
O'Rourke and yesterday ORourke in
timated that he may bring libel suit
against a Hartford newspaper and an
other against the Hartford magnate
for alleged defamation Of character.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
Celebrate Shot Peces Hart
CoLege Kegana

the places Of the oarsmen who brought
victory TO the Morningside school
Coach Charles Courtney of Cornell.
who has furnished more winners for
the varsity race than any other coach
i'm the intercollegiate world, mas the
entire Junior and freshmen crews
from which to select men to fill the
places left vacant by Ellms, Gilman,
Spransy and Bird. Both the Cornell
freshman and junior boats won the
laees in which they participated. Civ
ing Courtney much high -class ma
terial from which to choose his varsity
men.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
TAYLOR HAS SHADE
ON YOUNG MAR|N0
New York Feathers Put Up Best
Bout Seen Rere in Years..

Comparisons are odious, but if q
comparison Of the respective ability
of Jimmy Taylor and Young" Mar
inc, as far as their fifteen round bout
last night is concerned, must be ex-
pressed it is only fair to say that Tay-
lor had a slight edge on Marine. The
edge was as fine as that seen on a
razor and is properly cared for but it
was an edge, nevertheless.
AggressiVeness on the part of Sill
vey Burns protege in the last four
rounds of the bout was what carried
him to victory over "Chick" kenneys
swarthy whirlwind. Up to the
eleventh round the ringside dopesters
had it figured out that it was a neck
and neck affair. In the twelfth Tay-
Tor opened up under forced draft and
until the end of the bout he rushed
things.
Taylor Like Johnny Dundee.
Taylor proved to be a spectacular
boxer. He was a second edition Of
Johnny Dundee and kept the fans in
high fettle by his aviation stunts
Clever footwork on his part kept him
out of the way Of many Marines
stabs, which had all the stings Of Il
stiletto.
1t was no disgrace for Marino to
be shaded by Taylor. The Italian
displayed remarkable ability as "a
shifty boxer and there was no telling
at what moment he was going to
whip over the good night wallop.
He was COOL clever and on the job
every moment and were it not for
Taylor's bulldogs tactics in the last
four rounds Marino would have been
entitled to u draw
Today all the boxing fans are tip
ping their hats to ''Tippy' Fay, who
promoted the show. Without any
question it was the best show staged
| in New Britain since boxing made it's
! come back" Fay is entitled to a
world of crdit. He didn't make any
| money but he made a whole lot of
frie,Nls and he is sure to reap a sill
yer harvest at his next show on April
2. He showed his real sportsman
| ship by contributing $50 extra to the
principals in the main bout because
of the small house and their conse-
| quent small purse. IT was a real
| boxing show throughout and not Il
murmer of dissatisfaction was heard
as the crowd left the hall.
| Ryan in Championship Form.
! Probably the most pleasing feature
of the night from local standpoint
was the showing made by Joe" Ryan
against kid" Romano of Hartford
| in ten rounds. Ryan was trained to
the minute and he took every one of
! the ten rounds with ease Despite
the fact that he injured his right
| hand early in the bout Ryan kept
| peggins away with his left and won
by such a wide margin that there
was no doubt regarding the victor
| Ryan's work was a revelation and
| many expressed the opinion that he
would have made half the New York
champions hustle to beat him. He
hit Romano so many times in the
face and jaw with his left that every
one lost count Of the blows. Ro-
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17

name was a willing, rugged antago-
mist, but the craftiness of Ryan tipped
the scales in favor of the local boy.
Ibis footWOrE, too, was worthy of no
tice. BY keeping his head on his
shoulders where heads ought to be
and by dancing around as light as u
flame Ryan managed to keep out of
danger at all times. He started the
claret flowing from Romanc's mouth
early in the bout and it was on tap
until the end.
An idea of Ryan's confidence can
be gained from one incident that oc-
CURED in the ninth round. Ro-
name had backed Ryan against the
ropes. Joe grinned rs he slid out
to the center of the ring and with a
smile said soto voco to Romano
Now I'm going to hit you right in
the nose' And he did. The kid"
did not seem to be able to get away
from that darting left jab
1t is said that Romano realized by
the fourth round that he was out =
claSsed and wanted to lay down"
1t is also said that one of the men
near him told him that the police
arrest people who LAY down" at box
ing shows in New Britain.
The curtain raiser was put on by
Kid Glover of this city and "Young''
C'Bren of New York. It was an
eight-round gathering. Glover knew
nothing about boring and O'Bricn
knew less. Glover won on points
as O'Bricn was we'll exhausted by the
end of the bout.
Sisvcy Burns Makes Il Speech.
Before the big bout opened Silvey
Burns made speech. He confessed
later that it was his first offense He
said:
Gents we came up to New Britain
on Il percentage basis, each of the
boxers to get twenty-five per cent. of
the receipts. Now Mr.. Fay here
realizes that our share of the gate
will not be big enough to pay us for
our trouble and he has shown his
workmanship by Offering to give US
$50 extra if Taylor and Marine put
up a good bout. That's what | call
real craftsmanship. You know
Chick kenney, manager of Marine,
refused $50 for his man to go to
New Bedford last night because he
wanted to have him in New Britain.
And YOU know that $3.50 is a pretty
good slice of dough. Taylor has
been getting good money and Mrs. Fay
realizes that. SO he has promised
to come across with the extra $50"
'Tippy" Fay was then heard from
and he delivered the following laconic
ultimatum: IF they earn it they get
it; if they don't, they won't"
Referee Willis introduced Eddie"
ketchel the Grand Rapids light
weight, one of the principals in
the show which Fay will put on on
April 6. His opponent, if plans 4 ,
not miscarry, will be silent Mar
tin of New York. They will box fif
teen rounds at 1873 pounds. Sammy
Waltz of Hartford. who viii appear
in preliminary, was also introduced.
The main bout of the night was the
best seen in this city in years. Up
to the twelfth it was Il clean draw
Then Taylor launched Il bulldog at
tack campaign and was going like
a Kansas cyclone when e. S. Kilby,
the clocker, rang the gong for the
last time.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
BcrIin (onetructlon 90.
GERMANY NOT SURPRISED.

Berlin, Via London, March IL, 11:1b
A. M.-The destruction of the cruiser
Dresden at Juan Fernandez Island
came as no surprise to the German
nation. Newspapers generally express
wonder that she should so long have
evaded hostile warships. They praise
the successful raids OF the cruiser on
commerce and the heroism OF her
crew. =.a@
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
ines CIarkin.

nlCS Slarklu.
H. O'Rourke of
Ltion explained the
that has paved
sting hostilities be-
IN executive and
arkin of the Hart
familiar with East
openings need not
bat O'Rourke and
enemies and that
bus attacks on the
have done the
than good.
lid O'Rourke, dates
ago when I was in
kgeport club. Hart
at that time by the
Ter who played with
IN last year. l was
ter at the time and
bnally released him
stead of reporting
mped the Connectl-
|ater found out that
tn a team in a-south-
an assumed name.
cps to restrain Luy-
in the south as ne
and. as a result, the
listed. All efforts TIC
lere proved futile,
,nsented to sell him
New Britain herald., 1915-03-17

opTlIISllSlo
New Haven
rOxy--declined
on advice Of
rectors claim
he directors of
was not legal,
lent.
dy of Bridge
of New Lon
II of Pntsfield,
James II.
doors for two
ting, O'Rourke
paper men that
rd and Spring
b post the nee
Do to finish out
efore the fran
Jared forfeited,
of the asocia-
lule, and other
until the New
analler.
deriden, who is
clubs refusing
said last night
on was invalid.
would be made
Bsion.
they did
the meeting
Director Gamer
club, who is at
Mr.. Cameron
n a week or so,
postpone the
bid be present in
4 an adjourned
Id in the Hotel
N Friday after
ter will be dis
declared that at
would receive
Use from Water
Haven, Spring
1t was reported
New Haven men
money in base
Office.
were in session
4 Carey were
Try Cornell, who
by Cameron to
aven club. The
tuation in Clark
street. Connell
4 for his failure
ms instructions,
ID that he was
at the meeting.
procedure Cam
could not be
the Springfield
O'Rourke
'anchise forfeited
Lnces and says
lction there will
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