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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
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National Exchange Bank buildfnR.
Wheeling. W. Va
DIED

WILSON -On Friday. Octcbcr 4. 1915,
a. 1910 o'clock a. ~, az her late res
ldencc fG1 Twentieth street. Warwood
ELIZABETH 81. wife OF George ~.
Wilson.
Funeral services at her late residence
sunday afternoon a. o'clock. Friends
~ the family invited TO attend
lntcrment Boo NJ Wood cemetery.
HAEnrMOUD-At Pittsburgh. Pa 0,
"wednesday September g9 1918 a.
htlt o.. m, WILMA. wife u the fafo
Thos A. Hammond
tnicrncnt at the stone church cemetery
Elm Grove, W. Va, Saturday morning
90 ~ o'clock
MoouToAN-On wednesday. septernb~-
~, 1915. 81 ~ 30 o'clock - m. al
wheeling hospital. MARC AkET, wife
" James MCGuiEan.
Funeral SATURDAY morning a. o'cfort
at the home ~ her sister. Mrs.. John
lltEEcrald ldttlcton. W. Va Inter-
mont ln i4iftlcfOu cemetery. r,rfamda
81 the family are invited
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Methodirt Canrch

corner Fourteenth street ana orchard
avenue. sunday school at $50 a. NJ
Brent Grimm, superintendent Mornin =
services Al 1900 a. m. by pastor. Rev
- J. Johnson, who was given back hfs
-ehafee for another GEAR srTv-r1rr-r
League meeting al 6:sb O'Clock Even
Ing services az z 80 o'clock Spectral
music by church choir. Prayer meeting
on wednesday evening at 7.45 O'clock
thoir practice every Friday evening
Mrs. Anna HiltOn-Otto. leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
WARWOOD
Elected psaoons ana r,a.-.

LAST evening after the prepara.or,-
services at the Lutheran church, a con-
= ssAtlondl meeting was held. Two
elders and deacons were elected. a.
I1uows; Elders. 4. r. EbeHng and
1hatlcs \. Burke; Deacons. George
81 nhn and George Ambrose. All were
wei pleased with the work wnrcn has
been done by the members during fhe
increased. No report of the SInS.sS,
sSnool was given due To the secretary
not being present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

nntsrtaInsd WIN nfnrer

1rafr rdur Afternoon the fenrharr ~
The schools ~ nirhiand district receive.
Cd their first months paw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louis BortaCI1U1

FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANo
ARTEhlAL ENBALMER,
tt22 ard 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Oar or Nirht-.
Store Phones eak
g. J. BortschT. Nat Phone ta5s-R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

are making preparations for extensive
hunting during the season.
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Breummer g HlLdebtand

Corner MARKET and Twsnfv-rer0of 81.
Teiephone 2eT. CDen dar aad hirhL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice to Manufacturers, Jobbsrs, Her-
chants and Others Wholesale peaisrs
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. Taat
the state Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daIiy
At Its office at Charleston. West Virginia
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment CT which Is vested in said Hoard
CoEtracts VIII be awarded TO the lowest
bidders, quality considered, and other
things being equal. West Virginia DEAL
ers viii be given preference.
Lists or supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired =
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ja-1-u Charleston. West Virginia
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LOST

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tires; two, Kelly
springfield. Non-skid. size 35x4I
flnder Will please return TO George j.
Mathison. 1905 Market Street and re-
ceiVe reward. SO a
LoST-Pocketbook. containing money
nedy's Butter Store, 18th street Receive
reward r. -. Fisher. o-2-i
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANrED-To rent. three rooms. suita-
Die for club room purposes. in South
wheeling. Must have water, gas and
light. Address Club" care Intelligent
Ger. se-s-tf
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10th Street Home

FOR SALE-A two story brick pweri;n,
OF rooms. bath. attic. laundry, etc.
with a double two story brick OF
rooms each In the rear. Lot fronts 20
Feet on 10th street. and 60 feet on the
Alley. win sell as a whole or in two
parts.
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WRECK BEING INVESTIGATED: /.
EIGHTEEN SLIGHTLY INJURED
WarWood nrtsrr

Schenk.
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WANTED-MALE

.>s>--~>~-----> -->-~>----~~-
"HD-sss 20 $50 weekly In a bust
start in. The sold. silver nIs 1n iass s1e
plaung business. Prof Gray's outfftS
profit enormous. Every family 1850 snsS.
rant shop has tableware. jeweiry' rnefaI
goods of an kinds 70 be re-pIsted Every
shops grand opening in your sectIon
Will you grasp III Address to-day GRAY
S,n 30, Rating Works. 1908 Gray Bldg.
..etunaei. " o-2-g
wANrED-Ambitious man TO learn how
10 repair and sell used automobiles.
Big opportunity I'm this new Held You
can begin In any large town or city. We
send to-day for f nST NJ shST, TsiIs
c ITO, American school OF corresnond
snee' Drexel Ave. and 5sth. Chicago.
0--s
wAErED-Agents Get particularly 90
ever put on the market. SomethinK NO
one else sells, Make $4,000 yearly. Ad-
dress p: NJ Feltman. Sales Mgr. 3s97
oird OF. Clneinnatt Q. o-2-s
wArrED-Experience farm hand
x Aerriman Co. Twenty-first ST o-s-j
wANrEp-For L. s army. able-bodied
men of good character. between ages
OF is and 35. For information apply
Sergeant Meredith Grand Central Hotel.
se-29-w
WANrED-Two young men to work
news agents on Il. & o. trains Apply
at Union News Co. office. Is. a o. Depot
se-o-u
WAnTDp-Agents TO sell :os New EN-
preSs Vacuum Cleaner and cn-pet
sweeper. ON weekly payments OF IS eta.
Big sales Zig pay. G. II. Adams Co.
tltO-ii4< Main st- I'D stairs. apres-tf
WANTED-At once. several good deliv-
cry and sales boys. 20 work before
scnooi- Apply at Circulation Depart
msnt' inteiiisencsr. betwsee aad .
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There were 296 old soldiers from
West Virginia registered at the Pow
hatan hotel. headquarters OF the West
Virginia Society. and that was not
quite all OF them who came to the en-
campmcnt. Some Of them failed 10
register and receive the souvenir
badge which the society had ready for
them. However. there were only n
few. 70 IS believed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

Fourth class postmasters for West
Virginia have been commissioned as
follows: James J. Tabor. at Little
burg; Philip Exert. az Bloston: Geo.
s. Lobe. at Lone Cedar; Carl p. Blatt.
at Porter's Falls. and George L. Stu
art. at Roosmore.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
SESSIONS COURT may i
END FINALLY" TODAY.
- 800 tGiE
BUT ONE CASE LEFT ON THE
DOCKET FOR TRIAL, !.
o-. .n. NOW 4. .,n.,,
UNIMPORTANT
) Not Improbable That All ,Msts,er.
VIII Be Wound Ur by Hour
'' F For Dinner Recess. '1,H ,

II is very 'probaUiti Etliaf t6tiay Win
sec the spring term, of the 5tsourt of
general sessions, which WAS cOpyannd
hero last Monday morning. adjourned
sine die.
II was expected thar the court
would last for the full two weeks al,
lowed for the term. but after the, sec,
ond days sitting II. was soon ;. that
here would be few ,if any cases left
IN the docket for trial after tho first
week OF the term: Wednesday IL was
positively determined, that there
would be nothing 10, do aCter tho first
week. so all jurors. syplmpned ;, for
duty. during the second week were OK
'cuSed ~ Htl"9.Fi'ie' aHN az ..in
rn' Disposing of tho Miitldtk' ca So y es-
to-day leaves hut Aone ION the, dacket.
and this Will probably be, disRoscd ot
this morning. In the event tho casc
is wiped Oh this niorning, II Is ip,rob.
Able That all other hIattcr5J wilt lm
wound up hefCrs the hour for the' din
nor recess. and. that inStead of, tho
court recessing for tho lunch period
t'wilf adjourn sine die. W ~
The one case lcft on fhc decker for
srial is that against CA. Shaw. iwlo
ts chargnd with disposing of property
under mortgage. II is not likely ,iha,
The case will consume vory much
time.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
Stocks and Bonds.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Renewal Of
liquidation In several of high priced
dividend paying shares and contin-
uence of poolfmanipulation in certain
OF the spectaltics were productive OF
some mixed price movements In 10.
days stock market. canadian Pacific
and Southern Pacific, as well aa-Read-
ing and part OF the granger grouu
were under pressure, which seemed
to result more from liquidation than
short selling.
Rumor attributed the selling of
Canadian Pacific and some other fay-
orites to the foreign account. but in
ternational brokers reported little
liquidation for Europe. United States
steel and the coppcrs were sympa-
thctically affeSted. the one notable ex.
ccption being Bethlehem Steel. which
rose almost 3 points.
American sugar was exceptionally
weak among the issues OF its kind
losing points on persistent selling,
while Beet Sugar declined a point
United States Realty, one of tho dor
mant specialties. dropped points to
40. its minimum. In the final hour
prices underwent price readjustments,
some stocks making partial recovery
while others fell back again.
Approval OF the Erie Railroads. an
plication to increase tho interest rate
on the notes of one OF its subsidiaries
will probably be followed By new
financing f>r that account.
Among the adverse railrond returns
for December submitted today were
Missouri Pacific. with q net loss OF
100000, Rock Island $32S,OOO, anu
st. Louis, Iron Mountain, & Southern
$536,000.
LonGon's markets were barely
steady. Tho Bank OF England re-
ported another material, loss, almost
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
New York Cotton.

NEW YORK, Feb, 4.-Cotton a lit,
tle moro than recovered yesterdays
losses during today's trading with the
close steady at a net advance oftl3 to
10 points. ~
Relatively steady Liverpool cables
cables failed TO inspire much buying
power here at tho start and after
opening STEADY at an advance of 2 TO 4
points. prices )eaied off TO about yes
terday's closing figures. There SEEM
cd to be some further Wall Street
and western realizing or liquidation
IN this setback, but offerings were
much smaller after the heavy selling
OF tho past few days and the marker
socn became firmer on an active de-
mand~ from leading trade interest.
Appearance of this demand encourage
cd renewal of commission house
buying and there was also some cover
ing on the advance which carried
prices about Ia to Is points net high
cr The close was at practically the
best point of the day. .ts.
The buying seemed to be more gen.
orally influenced by the continued
iirmness of the spot situation, the
talk OF an improving demand from
t.lmestic trade sources and the con-
tinued heavy exports. -
Spot. cotton quiet; middling uplands
$40; Gulf S.95. No sales.
Cotton futures .Clo.ed steady. ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
COUNTY APPOINTMENTS
Names For Commissioners, Su.
pervisors Registration, Asses
sord. !, -.

Si'ccinl To TIE Ir,elliErncgr.
COLUMBIA, Feb. +Rccomncnda
ticns have been made by tic Anderson
County delegation To Governor Man
ming for the appointment :of tho fol.
lowing officials in Anderson County:
County COmBiissioneSs.
Z To be county onnn:ssioncrs:
J IL. McGee. ''aiei& -
J. II. CulbersoD.
w. .. Spcarman. nn ~.
II. ID. Smith.
Supervisor of Registration.
To be supervisor OF registrations
T. E. TOilison.
Township Assessors.
The boards OF township assessor
recommended for appointment by the
delegation are as follows:
City of Anderson-S. ID. Brownlee
ID. w. Robinson. w S. Ramsey.
Town OF EcltoD-W. II. Cobb, J. W
Campbell. ]. w. Cox.
Bolton township. G.. Harris, j.
NJ. Cox. w. /. Maffcy.
broadway Towns.iip-P. u. Gen.
try. e. o. Smith. T.;w. McCarlcy.' 49,
Brushby Greek .rowhship..4,B. +
Wiggington, II. a. Foster, j. W. Child
ers:
Ccntcrville TownsliipEI. y. S. Nc.
Ccfinel. La Glenp. CIV. Eaboon!
Corner TownshiplWG,L.. Meueltet
VOL. Bond. w. p. Eook. ~ .anra.o,
Fork Township-W. l., Dphtips. j
NJ. Broylos. J. ID. BSbb.
GRrvin Townsh!p4-W. IL. Martin, j
T. Long. A. n. Richardson. r'fi3
Hall Township-Samuel i,owon,. Il
]. Pcarman. J. j. Fihdley II, =,
Town of Honca Path--W A. Erwin
w. A. Harper. Jnoa d. McCullough.
Honea Path Township-W. A. Gala
ham. T. n. LatImer. A. D. Shirley.
Ilopewell Township. r. Tucker
w. ]. Vandiver, r. L. Webb.
Martin Township-R. r. Keaton. &
Y. Wright, Jno. T. Murdoch.
Town Of Pendleton-J. T. Hunter. e
F. Boggs. j. e. Garvin.
Pendleton Towrship-T. p. Hobson
Joe D. Heller. Jno. w. Palmer.
Rock Mills Township. ]. Mar
tin, S. E. Gerard. J. L. Burr!ss.
Savannah Township. J. Smith, ]
NJ. Jones. C. NJ. Findley. s.
Varenncs Township. Y. .Recd,
l.. Heron. J. B. Lewis. s,.,,..,., ia,
Town of WiIliamSton--J. C. Duck
worth. l. s. Wilson, ], II. Manicy.e
Town OF Frankville--J.ffc.i F. Dfake, "A
w. Bagwell. j.. l.. S3ipesge, 81" rn -,
Williamson Townbhipr.rE. NJ, Elrpd
A. ]. Ballard. sJno. 4, Hpdgens,. -,,,,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
POULTRY IN FHE s0rTH
What Can BE Accomplished ProYei
by Results ins TenHesFeesaana
-MnRr.rS1Y1WN--renn

MORftrSfOWN.- Tenn. Teb. A.
.Fhe scIffsDrtdnitiesH5e building up the
poultry industry throughout tho South
are well illustrated in whatnlias Been
accomplished in the tersjterW ,spF,
rounding ,'Ai1rristown, rTenn,, from
which 1,S59 rniles, of eggs were ship
ped during 1914: tia.y .''2i' ~
The records or Southern RAILWAY
Company show a total of 225 isolid
cars shipped during the year, These
contained total of 10000 cases or
t6.S00,C00 eggs. Adding tho shipment,
made in mixed cars and by express
and parcel post, II is estimated that
the tGtal production. from the Morris
town. district exceeded 50.00O.000 eggs
worth at the average retail price,
more than S1,25O.C0O. -
II laid end to cnd I'm a straight line
these eggs would cover distance OF
1850 miles, or the distance from Nor
ristown to tho Panama Canal.
One hundred, and seyenty-fiye cars
of live roultry. So cars of dressed
fowls and large number Of small
lots sent by freight and express were
shipped during the year.. the total nj
solid cars OF poultry and eggs being
55S. The total value OF poultry FRO
ducts shippedc fr0m tho district dHr-
ipg,,i91s 10, ,5Seu ,woFth oyer the ,s2s
600 600 record .pf, .l013.' d, .y...,.,,,,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
Chicago Grain.

CHICAGO. Feb. 4.-President Will
sons speech referring to world
shortage OF food and to hin desire to
promote export trade served as a
basis today for. renewed wheat buying.
There was an extreme advance OF
5 ga bushel, with the close unset
tied at IA to 7-8 above last. night
Corn gained 1-4@1 3-8 to ! 3-8 net
anG oats 4 to / is. Provisions fin
ishod 2 1-2 off to cents up.
Grain and provisions closed:
Wheat, May $1.64 Is; July S1.41 7-S.
Corn, May Sp Ia; July 81 Ia.
Oats. May 81. 1-8: July 6s Ia
Cash grain: Wheat, No. 2 red, $1.80
1-2W1.66; No. hard, $1.61@1.66 1-2.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
Cotton Seed Oil.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Cott2asced
OIL advanced 3 to 6 points early today
.on the light movement OF seed, scar.
city OF crude offerings and fresh buy.
ing for outside account on the
strength In grain and cotton. but to-
wards the close the list reacted un-
der heavy realizing sales. Pit offer
iDgs were well abcorbed. however. and
the ;:udertone at the close was de
cidIdiy steady with prices generally
unchanged tc ] point; net higher
Sales 81. 500 barrels.
The market closed irregular. Spot
S16@I23: February March $7.210
1872; April $7.25@7.29; May $7.31@
1872; June $7.4007.43: July $7.51@
7.h2: August $7.GO@7.6l; September
$7.69@7.70.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
: Mrs. iis RI; 4. ii. fIiiluIi BRICE : DEAD iali
ss.rsmlfpents lDaeyyyesb, Womun Dies In
a Sanitarlun ut Charlotte.

Z DUE WEST. Feb. 3.lMrs. r. H..
Brice. died Tuesday evening In the
Gharlntte sanitariuRi after an jIlness
OF only few days. She was rushed
TO Charlotte for an operation for ap-
pcndicitis, about ten DAYS ago and af-
tor reaching the sanitarium II was
discovered she had complication of
trouble, with a touci, OF pneumonia
It was sfound best hot TO operate at
once. Ior, appendicitis and she had
Stree been Improving. It was thought.
Mrs. Brlce Is a: daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. As s.. Kennedy OF this place lahti
has. always heen ono of the most pop
;sis 2 ;s;:a is;'.ss;S LADIES the ;;, tb;e;; tb;e;t;
enc Year and, d halt sgo, SHE, mar
Rid DR.. r. H iBrice, Who has been a
resident o. Dtiel WEST since; ehildhoed.
Thex.had such aehappy. future ahead
of them and hex numerous friends
Will feel her loss very deeply. She
has AIwayB BEEN an active worker In
tiies Church Ana coIif1nuhity eilfe aahd
has ailet aslarge eplaeen;a. the town.
'lIi t1siit 4: 10, ,2-gT-r-g,s, niin .soslf
! DI, Drige was jat ono time a, residarit
OF anderson, being associated with
the late Paul Barr In the latter q drhe
business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
New Orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-Increased
cxports-96,272 bales for the day
caused decided rise in the price of
cotton today, although the volume of
business done was only moderate. At
the highest prices were II to l3 points
over yesterdays final figures. The
close was at net gain of 10 to II
points.
Shipments today rounded out an
other million. the exports this season
totalling 4,07S,61S bales. Foreign
shipments thus far this week arnounf-
cd 10 440,064 bales, the largest nor any
week this season ana one ofsthe large
est weeks on recoTd.,,R S-"+
f7Bearish rumors which led to short
selling in the earlSe part of the day
were that little fresh tozENgtz bpsjnegs
was being done and that freight rates
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
McADOQ SRE. AK S.
B |, FOR SHIP BIEiz
Addresses Chahaber sof Ccnllaeree
of United States Charleston
= = Man Elected Esirector.
1919 - -
fBv Assoclnten f.ros. ,


WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.--The cham
ber or commerce of the United States
tonight ofdered a referendum votes of
It's membership on merchant marine
questions. including government
ownership and operation OF ships.
A majority report of the chambers
merchant marine committee dcnounc-
ing the government ship purchase bill
pending in the senate failed to receive
the two-thirds vote necessary for its
adoption although I61 delegates voted
for II and only 80 In the negative. A
minority report approving the bill al
so was rejected. Then, It was, deter
mined 90 lay the matt ter before. the
organizations composing tho chamber.
Secretary MeAdoo, of sthe treasury
department. was the chief speaker for
thcSship bill, and Senator Burton for
Its opponents, Each, argued earnest-
ly, the formal speech mating virtually
turning intD,a q Joint debate. 7.
The nominating COMMITTEES recon-
mendsd the election OF these IL direc-
tors, sall being regarded as equivalcRt
TO election,s N, 4 i, s,;;,yf.S {.
Howell b. Cheney. South Manches,
ter. Conn.,; William H.. Douglas. New
York; r. @. Rhett, Charleston. S. c.;
X. T. Cunningham. Fairmont, w. Va:
John w. Philip. Dallas; Charles s.
Keith. ISansas City; L. C. Boyd, In
dianapol!s; Henry b. Joy, Detroit; r,
T. Meredith. Des Moines; Thomas b.
Staarns. Denver; Thrmns Burke,
Seattle. and Alfred /. Eabzerg, San
:s:-ss 2 c :; ;;;;ss;iitslt. si u . is
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
ADOPT SCHEDULE
n II. FOR 1915 PEA YING
Annual sSchedule Meeting yof
American Leagus aS,slng Held
in New Yozlsas

NEWsfORK. Feb. 3.---tor five hours
today, Ban Johnson. president. aud
the baseball club owners OF the Amer
ican league were in executive session
here, at the leagues annual schedulc
mestinS AT tho close of the mectin q
the only affirmative action announced
was the adoption of the 1915 playing
schedule, which was made public
While the session was in progress,
President Barrow and several Inter
national league owners, conferred, bit
none of them was admitted to the
American league meeting. The major
league WAS expected to 4, take spme
definfte, action today in reference to
tlie. removal OF the draft rule from the
class IA league clubs of the National
b Association. Johnson g secretary an
noupced, This had bcen discussed. and
1t was unanimously agreed to leave
Tho. euastloff In Johnson's hands and
/ that .bea probably would take 1t on
within o few days. No change ,ayas
made In, the niayeH list. OF 20 now iu
FORGE In the American, league. al.
though at tho December meeting oi
the NatiohaI league that body reduced
the number from % to 81 players.
Although there were rsimors that
some Anerinag leagns clubs would
one, players TO s.s.s x. - York. Ameri-
cans to add to the playing strength bi
The Yankees. no mention was made bl
spch5 intention, according to thr
statements OF nlnh renresa1l at yea
present. Colonel Jacob Rnppert, Jr.
and Captain r.. L. Huston. who re-
Gently purchased the Yailkees.. were
elected members of tire league.Y 1
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
RIFLEAEN DRILLING
FOR THE INSPECTION
-v-
PALMETTO RIFLES COMPANY
HAD BIG MEETING LAST
NICHT
F ORTY PRESENT
WIN BE Inspected as March ii.
Second Meeting of.company :
UnderGov. Manning.

Preparatory to anniiaE inspection on
March IL, the Palnettd Rifles of this
CITY arc doing some hard practicing
lust now. Last nightgthe militiamen
held lengthy session at the armory
on West Earle Street, and the Grill
was attended by fully 40 members of
the company. This was the second
meeting of the cofnpanyF Since .he
promulgatioI of the recent order by
Governor Manning declaring nulp and
void the order issued by Governor
Blease disbanding the State Militia.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
CLUB MANAGER
AYvkANElED YXS los
Salary Claimed After Dislaissal
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? CtNCIaSNk kTFI, IleIs. the natlosshI
sasebail eoIhrnissiorsi toiay reversed "a
Ending by the ma atisnai board and
3s9Afd eds $50fs63 AeafnEt sife Neswp0ist
Nexg club 8 ~ the Virginia State
Ie8gue, fnfaspss OF former lIauaeer
Harry Matthew'S, OF that club. The
board had denied the award.
Mathews claim for salary from,
August 4 last, the ilay he Was released.
until September Is. 1914. the day his
was disallowed By the nasionns boara'
but sfter r6ssewing The evidence the
cEmniission ydled That the above
an1nuaf sE3uid be foFthc0mihx to the
manager for his release was not III ac-
eordance with the terms OF lts con-
tsnc;
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
Mans Body Wnshed Ashore.

NORFOLK. Va. Feb. 4.-The body
of whito man, supposed to have been
one OF tho crew of the yacht ldler
hat Nent to pieces off Cape Hatteras
ABOUT week ago, was washed ashore
at CptcIStIlill life station this after
noon. The drowned man had six
gold teeth and weighed probably 14O
pounds.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
Two Men Rurneii n Deafil.

6 KANE. PA, Feb. 3.---Ten woolsInen u
Eufs Che Tibnesta cEalical Company al
May6nrg. Forest cpunty, Tnls house
was heated by gas and IT was believed
Increased pressure caused an e2pYSs-
don which fired tho Hiding 81 I,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
Whonf Shinrnents.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 4.-Accor,l-
ing to statistics .madc public today by
the board of trade, 5,923.97O bushels
OF wheat, were exported through New
Orleans during the month of January.