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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
LATESEPTEMBRR
WEDDINGS MANY.
ALBERT =. scHENk, JR.. WEEDS
PROMINENT WElLSBURG
YOUNG WOMAN.
Daughter Of Congressman Francis Be-
comes Bride Of James Arthur
Diekson-Soeiety Notes.

The marriage OF Miss Frances
Henderson. of Wellsburg. W. Va. to
Mr.. Albert r. Schenk. Jr., OF this city.
took place yesterday Afternoon al the
home OF the brides GRANDMOTHER, Mrs.
Sarah Miller. in wellsburg.
The impressive ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. W. ]. Holmes, pas
tor OF the Wellsburg PRESBYTERIAN
church. Only a few persons, nearest
relatives Of the young couple. wit.
messed the service. Miss Elizabeth
LAUGH. of Wellsburs, was bridesmaid,
while Julius Pollock. Jr.. OF this city.
attended Mr.. Schenk.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Schenk left Wellsburg over the
pennsylvania lines for a honeymoon
trip through the west They will
spend several weeks in California. cd
expect to visit the Panama Pacific ex-
position. They will make their home
in Lenox. They Will be AT home"
about November 10.
The bride is a charming and talent
ed young woman whose popularity Is
not confined to a large circle OF friends
In Wellsburg. Mr.. Schenk is cashier
OF the well known packing firm OF +.
Schenk 4 Sons Company OF this city,
and is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
NJ. Schenk.
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SIDE TALKS
Everybody Happy But Father
(sy Ruth cameron.i


week" said the cynic. and he sent you
folks his best"
so" said the Authorman. 'How's he
.'Punk,' said the Cynic conciseIy.
Seyer saw him looking so drawn and
but Why" questioned Molly. IT
thought he'd been away all summer.
You told me they had taken cottage
And you told the TRUTH said the
eynic. 10 you happen 10 remember
where Brownacres is-.
thirty miles on the north side"
Pour Hours Getting 20 and Prom WORK
cottage Is a mile from the station And
the train service IL most accommoda-
ton. which means that the train trip
stands Roger about an hour and a half
That's an hour and three-uuarters each
way. or three hours and n half a day
spent getting 60 work and back OH.
yes, add twenty minutes more, for come
20 think OF 90. his Office II ten minutsg
walk from The station. That's close %
The train he has to take iu The morn
ing went on the Cynic, leaves az
quarter q seven. 70 he has 20 get up
20 half-past six. Do was hne in ulv. be-
said. but lfT dark now beforohe gets
thrQuEh bic dinner. There are no con-
Eeniencee In the house and his wife
can't keep servant. because it's 80
tar from town, - De- has 90 help with
tne heavy work Ike pumping and
It's So GOOD Tor the Youngsters.
Iopf roger. cried molly Why
dont they come home now " It's 20
.IIe didn't say b was hard on him. %
sssslia,. tne eyn.e,i lust ,dre.w, eut ne
plain AZ al Ana a. Tor coming home
tneyrc going 90 stay down until the
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months has returned 10 her home IN
Reserve. New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy FerEuson and
family OF Brockton. m. who have
been visiting relatives An this vicinity
for the past two weeks. viii leave
Elm Grove this evening TO return
home.
Col. and Mrs. S. OFT Laughlin aud
sons Samuel and Philip left yesterday
for an extended automobile tour OF
the Valley of Virginia. They went By
way OF Bedford. Pa. and expect to be
gone several weeks.
Miss Gail Holiday. teacher Of botany
at Wheeling High. is connfied to her
home with an illness. Miss Elizabeth
hugus Is acting as substitute In her
absence.
Miss Sarah Jane Groves has re-
sumed her duties at Judge Bwing'u
law Office. after having enjoyed the
past two weeks on vacation.
Misses frankie and Jessie Guy. OF
Kansas City. Mo. are spending the
week as the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. H.
G. Kimmins and family. at Valley
Grove
A. T. Arnold. secretary OF the West
Virginia Sunday Schol Association. ar
rived last evening from Middlebournel
where he attended the Tyler county
convention. He will attend the Mar
shall county convention at Mounds
Vile. after which he will 20 20 Pied
mont to attend the Mineral county
convention.
w. p. Heiskell. who recently arrived
from Capri, Italy, where he had been
visiting hts son, was III. yesterday, ad
the home OF Henry NJ. Russell. sr.l
on the Island. Mr.. Heiskell. unless
illness prevents. will return to Italy
next week.
Charles Roberts. Of the East End
Is leaving for Cleveland. on a busil
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Swanburg. Of
Parkersburg. are visiting relatives on
Sixteenth street
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John T. Frederick has been pro
NOTED by the Baltimore e. Ohio rail
road company TO supervisor OF special
bureaus OF the operating. in charge n
the safety first department. agree
ments and contracts. free transporta
ton and the employees magazine. He
was formerly chief clerk to the third
vice-president.
Mrs. II. r. McConkey and Mrs. Ed
ward Russell viii leave next Sunday
TO attend the Lady Moose conventior
which convenes in Chicago next week
They will make an effort to secure the
convention for Wheeling next year
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Il do think people are vacation crazy
noWadays,' said Molly. They think
they must have three or four month =
away and they'll go through all kinds
Of discomfort TO get Il. People need
change once In awhile OF course, but
isn't month long enOughf Roger has
comfortable, convenient home and n
big yard. Suppose the family went
away for a month or six weeks ana he
stayed at home the rest Of the time,
wouldn't everybody be better OFF,
Rogers wife wouldn't be satisfied
with that" said the Cynic; she would
be lonesome"
What DO you think. Big Sistar7-'
queried Molly OF the who-always-
knOws-aomehow.
The lady smiled down at her-'I-hat
it's "a rather complex question. and
that some Of the accompanying heroes
OF the commonplace deserve as much
credit as the heroes or guns and bat
ties" said she.
RUTH CAMERON.
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Robinson-csrroll

A prominent social event OF the
week In Bellaire was that Of yesterday
afternoon. when Miss Josephine Car
roll became the bride Of Mr.. George
T. Robinson. The ceremony was per
formed AZ o'clock by Rev. J. IT..
Lawther OF the First Presbyterian
church. Bellaire. 40 the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs W.. s.
Carroll. OF Thirty-third street. Bellaire
The attendants were Miss Anna Car.
roll. sister of the bride and Mr.
George Howard Of Welisburg.
Following the ceremony q wedding
dinner was served. and later In the
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TRAIN DELAYED
No. Sc on q & o Railroad Over an
Hour Late By Deralnent

Train SO % on thf baltimore a.
Ohio Railroad. arriving u Wheeling
from Grafton HhorfiY after H O'Clock.
vas Hu hour and twenty fte minutes
late Iaff nieht nwinr io "a dcraiimrnf
or Iro.rnf train two miles west OF
Glen tasf0n. Tho Nrnu00d wreck
crew waF hastily uHf into service end
soon bad fhn cor on fho tracks aenfn
Only tho front trucks of tho cor were
or fho tracks
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evening the young people left Bellaire
for an extended trip through the west
Upon their return they will make
their home at Rock Hin.
Mrs. Robinson enjoys a wide &C
duaintance in this city. as well as
Bellaire. The groom. the son of Mr..
and Mrs. George o. Robinson. Is a
eraduate OF Washington e. Jefferson
College. OF the class of 1911. He il
engaged in the real estate business Ia
Dellaire.
Among the guests for the wedding
were: Messrs. and Mesdames G. o.
Robinson. W. S. Carroll. Thomas Car
roll. William Robinson. Rev. j. II.
Cowan. Frank Robinson. of Barnes
Vile; Harry Campbell. of Toronto. o.:
Lawrence Stewart. of Washington
Pa: Frank Jones. OF Sebring. o.:
Mesdames Mary Pendry. Scion Fetch
or. OF Charleston. W. Va: Misses
Mayme Robinson. Flossie Robinson.
Agnes McClarin. Blanche Rodewig.
Elizabeth Robinson. Anna Carroll.
Dudley Woodbridge. Grace Robinson.
Blanche Howard. of Wellsburg:
Messrs. J. 7. Rowler. George Howard.
OF Wellsburg.
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About People
koVements o. individuals 70
and From .Iis City.

Al the Hotels.
MeLure-W. G.. Shively. Canton: c.
r. bunker. Columbus: r. NJ Dams. Co
lumbus; p. b. Slime. Clarksburg;
Robert NJ. Lee. WoOdsfield: ]. II.
Camp. Ravenswood; II. ID. Simmons,
Spencer.
Grand central-A. 5. Van Duze.
Cleveland; T. II. Howell. GAINESVILLE;
W. Silverman. East Liverpool: Geo.
C. Crummel. New Martinsville.
stamn S. Wiley. Wilkinsbure.
Harry H. Straight. Warrington: W. b.
Cunningham. Warrington; W. c.
Watts. Columbus
The Rogers. NJ. Watson. Column
bus: n. NJ Locke. Marietta: W. J.
Fisher. GAINESVILLE: John Gilmore and
wife. Cleveland G. w. Atherton. New.
ark: J. Bush. Marietta: G. a. Dawson.
Zanesville: j. r. Martin. Canton; s.
s. Pearce. Steubenville: James Nc
Quillon, I'd. Duhy. A. G.. Hunt. Rowdy
Stout. Cliftonville. W. II Carter. Mid
dlebOurne.
Edward T. Sims. printer on the In
telligencer. Is slightly IN az his home.
Lester r. Grow. Taylor Trussen and
John Hand. all OF Elm Grove. will
motor 10 Burgettstown. Pa. today. 10
attend the fair.
Mrs. d. b Best and daughter. Miss
Mary. left last evening for Washing
ton. where the daughter viii enter
the Martha Washington seminary OF
that city. Mrs. Best will visit friends
in the east for a few days before re-
turning home.
The Rev. S C. Jones. pastor Of the
Chapllne Street Methodist Episcopal
church. returned home yesterday
from the annual state conference OF
Methodist churches az parkerFturg.
Justice A. W RAIDER viii leave in
few days on a business and pleasure
trip through the Pittsburgh district
Charles Morrison Emerson. Of Fair.
mont "a In the city visiting friends
and relatives for a few days.
Harry Gilmore. Of Main street. viii
epend sunday with friends In Pitts.
burRh
Mr. and Mrs. Percy r. Callahan and
Mrs Charles J. Killmeyer LETT today
for the expeditions at San Francisco
and san Diego They went to Pitts.
burgh and Joined a party of friends
and win leave on q special train and
viii come back home on the same
train I'm route they will STOP off at
Colorado SPRINGS and Salt Lake City
and win spend some time in south
ern California and after leaving viii
vlslf The 0rand Canyon of Arizona
They cHpeCt to b. gone about three
werkh
Mrs s. s Kiehme. who has been
The guest Of her daunhfer. Nrn Farf
Horn brook. 81 Elm Grove for several
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Informal Tea al y. W.

The board Of directors Of the Y. W.
G. A. wish to extend through the press
an invitation to all members and
friends OF the association 10 an in
formal tea. to be given Wednesday ar
ternOon. october s. ct 4 O'Clock. in the
association parlOrs. The object OF the
meeting a. to consider matters In con
noctiOn with The annual bazaar TO be
held December and 3 AZ the associa-
ton building All those who 50 gen
erously and willingly assisted A. the
bazaar last year are earnestly request
Cd 90 attend the meeting. and any who
were unable 10 help last year are
urged 10 make special efforts 90 BE-
present and thereby give encourage
mcnt 90 tho undertaking. The tea
table win be- presided over By Mrs
Robert J. Reed and Miss Bertha Cald-
well assisted by the social committee
and members of The board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30

For many a night I have walked
the floor, nervous and restless
could not sleep FOR gases and bile IN
my stomach. About six months ago I
began using Chamberlain's Tablets.
and can say they have done wonders
for me" writes Emil q Leverenz. ga.
yannah. NO. Obtainable everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30

AZ The parsonage OF St. james
Evangelical Lutheran church. this
city. Yesterday AZ hlgh noon. was
solnmnized the marriage OF Miss
Lillian Appenzelier. o. Bridgeport. TO
Mr Harry KooFlor of Brookside. The
ceremony was performed BY Rev. a.
W Wordor
During The afternoon. the young
couple left over the Baltimore and
Ohio lines for on extended lake trip.
port
Tho bride is we'll known among
tho younger social set OF The nearby
ohio side She Is the DAUGHTER Of
Nf and Nrs g. Vs. Appenzeller. OF
bridgeport Mr kocEIer. the son or
NJ aud Mrs Adam koepier. 20 Brook
Tide. q. connected with ihe bridgeport
poe office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30

Plans are rapidly being completed
for a benefit concert which viii be
given at the Elks' club audite -'um.
October Z. Funds secured b. his
means will be given TO Mrs. W. n
smith and family OF Warwood. Mrs.
Smith Is a deserving woman who mas
been III for two years past.
Mrs. ". A. Underwood heads a
committee on arrangements. which
includes the following prominent
women:
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Messrs
Harveat PartY at Y. n

The Federation Girls are now quite
active In getting new members for the
Y. ". g. A. clubs. and preparing for
the fall rally 10 be held Thursday
evening OF next week. October :. The
Federation Council met last Monday
evening 10 plan the affairs for the com
ing year. Glass night will be on
Thursday. when classes In sewing.
gymnasium, crochetinR. embroidery.
Bible study. home making. manicuring
end hair dressing. millinery and swim
ming will be held. A choral club will
be organized and travel talks. sugges-
tons on how TO entertain" and other
interesting topics viii also feature.
Zach club IL planning many social ar.
fairs.
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Dickson-Erancla


The marriage OF Miss Clara J.
Francis. daughter OF Congressman
and Mrs. W. B. Francis, to Mr.. Arthur
Dickson OF Martins Ferry. took place
yesterday morning. at the home of
the brides parents, In Martins Ferry.
The ceremony was performed at y
O'Clock. by Rev. Edwin Nesbitt. OF
the Presbyterian church. There we're
no attendants, and only immediate
relatives and close friends were pres
emit
The ceremony was performed IN
the library At the Francis home. The
couple stood before an altar OF white
chrysanthemums and under a canopy
OF smilax and white flowers.
The bride was attired in a dainty
frock Of white lace and tulle and car
rted a shower bouquet of brides roses
and lilies OF the valley. Her only
ornament was sapphire and dia.
mond pin, the gift OF the groom.
Shortly after the wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickson left Martins Ferry on
n wedding trip TO the mountains.
After early November they will be at
home in Martins Ferry.
The bride is a very popular young
woman OF Martins Ferry During the
ianlly residence at the national capt
tai she was prominent in WASHINGTON
society. She is a graduate from Bryn
Mawr and was a classmate OF Miss
Helen Taft, daughter OF ex-President
William II. Taft. The groom is the
son OF James \. Dickson. OF the Mar
tins Ferry Commercial Bank. He is
prominent road engineer of Belmont
county, and is member of the
alumni association OF Washington
and jefferson college.
The following cards have been Is.
sued:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bates Francis
announce the marriage
OF their daughter
Clara Jane
TO
Mr.. James Arthur Dickson
on Wednesday. the twenty-ninth of
September. one thousand. nine
hundred and fifteen
Martins Ferry. Ohio
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NcntFai. W. 4. Y. v.
meeting OF Wheeling Central. W.
c. T. T., win be held Friday evening.
October 1. al the home OF Mrs. Re
becca Schoefield Fourteenth and
Woods streets. Reports from the
state W. c. T. L. meeting. held last
week at Fairmont. will be made by
Mrs. Mary Holt and Mrs. Julia Kline.
DELEGATES from Wheeling central. All
members are urged TO attend, as inn
portant business viii be transacted.
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Winona cIub EntertaIn.

Members OF the Winona club and
their friends enjoyed a marshmallow
toast and wiener roast. Tuesday even
ing. al Everbreeze. Edgington Lane
A moonlight walk followed the toast.
after which the party went 10 the
home Of Miss Mamie Bruhn for dane
ing and music.
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Roast Beef supper.

No@st Beer supper
A hot roast beef supper will be
served in the banquet hall OF the
Thomson NJ. f. church. Island. this
evening. from 10 o'clock. by the
members of the third division of the
Ladies' Aid Society. Preparations
have been made TO serve a large
crowd. Doubtless many will make this
supper an occasion to inspect the new
church.
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Miss Irene Toehr. OF WarwOod ave
nue., Warwood. gave a six O'Clock din
ner, Wednesday evening. I'm honor OF
Miss Ellen Armstrong. who e. 10 be
married 10 Mr.. Alva ". Lewis The
wedding will take place al the home.
Of the bride. on the Island. October 6.
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several young ladies' from The
W O.. a formed "a happy party which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30

was entertained last evening by the
Misses Mamie and Anna Bruhn, at
their home in Edgington Lane.
After a few hours enjoyed at vari-
Gus diversions, prettily APPOINTED
luncheon wsJ served the following:
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40 P.ople vseatlon orarr1

for his wife and the younssaers-h
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Surprise Party.

Surprise Party.
Mrs. c. +. Gorrell was the recipient
OF a very pleasant surprise al her
home IN Elm Grove last night. when
a party OF her friends reminded ner
OF her birthday anniversary. Recov-
ering from the surprise. Mrs. GorrelI
proved heself 10 be very apprecia-
tive host to the following guests:
l.. Messrs. and Mesdames.
l.. E. Winters Joe Mclaughlin
Daniel Winters s b. Hart
Wilbert Winters {. o. Gorrell
+. W. Cuttings r. G Holcomb
Stanley Carnahan +. ID. Walton
Misses
Lula Kiger Mr.. b. F. Wilson
Helen Hart
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-16
Sag16!1ll! !9 i 81 R t!!|!t*& g*SpoFtP
DUH UL1 OIeul MEETS THIS EVENING

The boys Of the intermediate depart
ment o. the y. NJ. {. 4. will hold their
trials for the swimming races Of Oc-
tcher % this evening at 80 o'clock.
Five clubs are entered and the
winner Of the events en- Satur-
day will be selected to compete in
the finals next week The Get Ready
Double X, Knights OF Kamehameha
Washington and Ell GlObO clubs will
have representatives in the meet.
The events that will be staged Sat
urday evening are: so yard dash. 100
yard dash and distance diving. Each
team will also enter five men in the
relay. The knights of Kamehameha
have a number OF good swimmers in
the club and believe that they will be
the favOrites in the coming meet.
William Dreier, secretary Of the club.
believes that this meet will be one of
the most successful that the boys have
engaged in since the formation Of the
clubs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-16
DI0IlUBL|EIHIE,AID[IER
BOOKED SUNDAY
At LOCAL PARK
Four Baseball Teams viii Fight
for Championship at
Athletic Park

Tomorrow afternoon the first game
for the championship Of Honolulu will
be played at Athletic Park when the
St Louis club will attempt to Wrest
the honers from the 25t: Infantry az
gregation In addition to this feature
there will be an opening game between
the Portuguese and Chinese teams
The first game will be called at 1870
and the second matinee contest will
begin upon completion Of the first
battle
Farney Joy has been selected BY the
Saints TO stop the colOred soldiers ia
their fight for the premier hOnOrs Of
Hawaii The port side hurler proved
capable Of downing the Maroons, and
should make good fight aSains. las
Yer. the colored speed ball artist. Capt
Regain is confident that the men from
>hofeld will start their fight for the
cham HiC"shiD with 4 victory. while st
field.
Arqsbrite at Short.
When ChillinsWorth broke his col
lar bone in a recent game. the Saints
were without a man TO cover the short
field position. hut Walter ArGabrite
has been called N from TIVE Outhe1d
and will he stationed at short in to-
morrow S game Ar2abrite is clever
fielder. and one OF the best hitters in
Hawaii. and should prove valuable
riayer in that position. Francis Brown
3 will I've stationed in loft fold and Wit y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-16

Tomorrow morning at the Oahu
Country Club Willard Grace and Aus
tin White will play the final round for
the Manoa cup championship of 1915.
Last Sunday the two fin lists were
tied in the 36-hole match and will
play two rounds tomorrow to decide
the championship. Last year J. |. B.
Grfeg and F. II. Halstead were tied
the winner.
There has been IAuch speculation as
to the outcome of the match as both
players have good records and have
been playing sterling golf OF late. Aus
tia White has played in tournaments
on the mainland and proved to be a
contender in all the matches. He was
runner-up to the champion and in
1909 in the semi-fnals went to the
18th hole with Campbell Whyte. who
won the California championship the
next year.
Won White Rock Cup.
White was a three-time winner III
the play for the White Rock cup and
Was the winner Of the Tan Sen cup.
In I9vi and 1905 White had low score
Ill II6 Cud pIOuChlP ploH W. ALl' wi -
noa cup. The next year ne played
around for the championship with
T. Gill; and each had figured that the
winner of that round would be the
champion. but when they reached tn"
club house the: found hal Geo. Il. IN
gus had turned in low score On the
ards
willard Grace has been playing a
consistent game this Year Al! his
friends are b nkln2 on MN TO win III
the coming match. tie has imp. o. rd
to a great extent On his driving, and
lis work on the greens IN the play Of
at week was especial! good Grac"
was the winner OF the N'V\ cup in
1918 against strong field of golfers.
A larcc crowd is expected to watch
the play OF tomorrow as there are
number of players who believe that
they can pick tho winner OF the matrA
Tnc G!,l rnnnd win hr"iu :" II
O'Clock. y party from lAr rlnh vii!
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-16
TO SELL PROPERTY OF
BANLSHED ARMENIANS

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The state
department announced that it had
been informed by the American consul
at Trebizond. Turkey, that a commits
sion had been formed there to take
possession of and sell the property OF
the Armenian population banished
from that province.
Persons having claims against Ar
meni MS" the department announce
ment said. are invited to present the
same to the commission in order that
they may be examined and, If found
in order, registered There were a
great many Armenian merchants ana
commission agents in Trebizond. some
of whom mad extensive dealings with
continental Europe and England"