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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Wuocn / Scrbicu.

SolonIfi 16be Sec. - Ge ierbi-
lie auinoer gnar en- NoriGrbelig
%lnter inlooe. &c molNler np'tcn
at, 'om trrnges iii %ipcta Spbolo,
Ntoo % oornte alUoer, men bpao
o. rrpgter melt al off, cr DC omltrels
1lloe NenerbanOer. iom eilonu lite
er belt uorpobet al &lpalionSors
nccrnc, og iom life nlcne for9ribcr
i;N pou Def iatti9sliIc, oiaie apiil-
Der lfol bopc at Icpc al, men o9loo
pnd bcrc5 9Grc.
Sclp sc slnierc6e5 pclflpbtc oa
bel ernGreoc Solootcr Ieo itore Sis
Oclicr al SroIt og aulNc / Scrbicn.
Mpno DC icrbiife Gpinocr Iibcr fan
Vcrocn fun gjGtte iig iii.
llnoer Den ierbiifc Arnca SilbQ'
9eto1 if nle Wpn0, ullQe % aomIe,
SrOre til at lutte iiA til Hrnleen.
SIM apiilber blep tilba1e oper-
loot til i'm iergcliQc Sfirbnc.
Gen nnlerifane aoniul / Salorifi,
(>obn &. acbl bar mootnget enoel
Mooparer og omfring 100000 /
Aontonter til SiGIp ior oe neoIi'
henoc / Serbicn, men / Solonifi cr
ban BELT aiifnnret ira Scrbien o9 fan
Irtct giere, Tor set ioritc inlfnlo.
Nrriioenten / Sen icrbie Notio.
nolforIomling, Here MeOlemmer Der
al o. logle tioliacrc ierbiife aabi-
rotSnlinlItre anfom i0ng til Itben.
&c ertlUre0c, at Nooen oa GlenOiJ,
bcbcn / Serbien er ubclfripelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Mnfcounerncs Saf.

Sofia, Tulgaricn. t6be Dec. =
Cen iiOitc oiiicieae Meooelelie pilcr
at De mlIltpre Sperdtioner pan Ter.
bit @rlln0 MI er tilenoebragt, OF al
DC enqclltc % frantic trooper bot
leNt Sililltgt paa QrTif @runo. Iel
%bulAarlfc Sorfelgelic cr ~itanict milo
lcrtibig. Ser er togct 1891 &rigs-
longcr, bporaf IS Sificercr, "A
lpprc &anoner % nnoet arigSbptte
Sanlcoca enbtc 90 @!QiereocS Grpe-
oltion til Mafcoonicn.
) Nnleoning Mlofcboniens flllo.
itUnoi0e @cirielie ira Serbernes %
Sc Nuicrc0eS &ploe bar oc mafebo.
Mite SorcninNcr ienot ~ielgenbe Sc
IcArum til NcltmaritaIf bon Ma-
cfcnlcn:
"Nore Nicrtcr er operitrpmmenbe
al 8lp0e oper @efrielicn al Mona.
itir, @~ulqari2mcns Tllgge, og al
Ntntcoonicn, lom blep fipbt luu bprt
vi ielcr oen ~ltorite Authenticated %
@crmorinq opcrior DC @eOriiter, Jon
pore sluicrc0c. De tapre Sroppcr I'M
Der eoera &ommnnoo, bar uofort.
@ub ifiUntc Gem ct lunat %ip ior
Gcrc3 Niplp til at finite Mafeboni.
ems llnocrtrpftcre. ligeiom Se fml.
tic aiTmpcu imoo Eit, % moo ban
ircnlbclc@ itiUufe bore gQiere0(
mere itorc Scirc..
&erpno lpnrtoc 8cncrul BON Mn-
cfcnicn:
Seq tuftcr coer hicrtclig Tor
cbcra Sptonitning. &pno icN hor
rlorettct imoo Scrbicn ifploc$ mare
re @lloa &ilic "a Dor Irmc$ Snppcr.
heb. Miu 9luocl por lioen. @uIga-
rerell cr Den bcolte Solont. Mufc.
bolicrne nlna t0tfc ban."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Pcie Siuepriier.

New 9orf ben 15be Sec. arisen
bar, eiter hpab Ser berettebes paa
Sinehanolerncs 2anosmeoe her ioag,
orepet Yriien paa Siuer og lignenoe
"s(iialo" cp til Ell iaaban Seioe, of
Ser nriten life iinoes en- ififfeIia SiI-
lie igien | belle Sanoet.
Hriicn paa gooe lllbiiaer er iibel
arigenS @eapnDelie iteget til oct ire
opbbeIte OF er paa andre Siueiortcr
ira 800 til 400 Erocert beiere emo /
1914. Sarpeoe llloiiaer er, paa
@runS al DC 6arpeiiofie be inbebol.
Der, enSce oprere end ben tiliparenoe
%Gat al ben uIb, bporaf DC or la.
pcoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Observation-Disclosures

St. 2ouis, DO, ben 11bc Sec.
en- aaaee inoeholbenoe 146 StGn-
ger 0pnamit %ianbteS iaaor giteS /
Ct. 9ouis SnOepenoent Eacfing
Gompanps aieoelrum. Gette er
treble Gang, al Der er cpoaaet llg.
renSe Toripa paa at iprrnge Sa-
brifen / Suiten.
Ger par ingcu Snnte f1ltet til
Spuomiteu, men auagcn bar an.
braat paa oct Sernbaneipor, ion
aoar aiennem Tacfina Gpmpanpets
GienNom.
Mcn fan life iorflarc iig Sisie
Inlae, "a aompaniet ineen ariss-
bcitilinser bar piaet afceptcrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Soinn slbpsiinernc nil ilans.

Nari@, t70c Dec. - Scprlteret.
fonlrct@ @oIoui ca lloenriNafomi-
tcer oreitcOc ,NoI Ell Elun, lom par
bIct bra9t u. on at Srartrig / Sor.
%lidocllc nlco 0c oprigc Iuicrcoe pie.
bIifteIi9 itn.0G ipee Stotte hos
NbpalinIclL moo at be Glicreoe til
Wien9iUl0 QoruIltcreoc Ibpaiiniens
lloibUn9i8hcO "a SeluiiUnoigbeo.
MeNlcm Al aolonifomiteen Eierre
Ilppe pplpltc, al Den unge aonge al
I%bpa1lnlell, &l0l Eea@lu, bar lao
peIuillig ltcntt ouerior Dc 9laierebe.
al ban lite uItuc uipilre enoel tplte
N9enter, iom iiior legte at puertaIc
bum I'll al bruce line Srattater ncr
GnglonN 6rnutris % Stalicll, men
at ban clool tllbeh at title POO.
OO0 Solootcr til De Nllicreoca Haa.
oiahco.
Nlcrrc Nlppe nleooelte pioere, al
Den 1ronlte N~ernbaue, ionl iorbinoel
Den frantic Napnebp Subitil mel
Nooia Nbeba, 9lbpsiiuiens Sppeo.
'tno, uiIoc muIigeiere en- burtia
Sron@port al trooper til apiten
bporIro DC ON ire Tase tunbe mac
cues % ON lem Gage Saslora
/ Mclopotamien. Zen ~abpSiinift
Nrnc er Ioriunet nleb mlelem 500
600 ~ Ell Mjlion mpberne @epT.
rer, lom ollie cr lapct iiben 1911
Ncl@ / SpltIano oels / 9clgicn. NlupC
altpoer. al Den iapanitc TInaoc let
pint tlrnoc bciergc Ncnne Grams
port.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Sra Oeroensfri0en.
5~orifrtfeTfe fra eioc I

9trne. Vlaoene i @ufareit erflprer
ltJ enliemmig intoo Innrnicns
S%cltaGel'e / arieen pon DC NaIere.
ocS Sioe, iiben DC brittle % iron'
'fc trooper trof Jig tilbo9e til @rp'
fcnlonb.
Sanltl0igt meooeles ct NpJte ira
Wnonpeit / llnanrn ON. at &usierne
boloer paa at treffe tllbage Ster'tc'
torten AZ De trooper, 'om a Iani-
lct pco Den runlpnifc @rpnie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
6lG0rli9 Sui.

@co Sc Sioer, "a octtc Runner al
@lnoet fontner pore %uiere ibpnoc.
itoar SllIen Iigc ior GercL "a De cr
onc optoQct mch 6orbcrcbcIicr til
Sen itorc Neitio. hpcr poa lin %i9.
%i bnobcr % onifcr, al ,&nIcn lor
Dem %aIIeinmncn ma bli Ell rl9tig
CSIp0esicltl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21

ENrERED As SECOND CLASS NArTrH luNE i5rH 1908 Al
,HF Posr oYFIcE Al DEBORAH. Iowa. UNDEE THE AcI
oy CovsREss OF MAncH s.. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21

srGmaer e en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
pennen" er iaa scb Icm nosen anoen
Sumaifine iii Den ~bobbcIte Vris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21

GEM Eesornb Soften I'll SIraintnae "a
Serl'F @dHleidusei. - lirseaas % Jre.
hdaSneannen letter $3.50: SreeassusNll
nIeue. si.25 ~. War.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
SidSte Krig$nyt.
81 tpifc Griaeifibc irnfct.

9lmlteroam tSoc Sec. - Zen III.
lie arpbler Bremen" o. ell Sorpe.
bobnob, iom lcoiageoc oen, cr blci
ltlibt ilrnf al Ell llnocrpano@banr
/ Sen oitli0c Gel al Sitcriiocu, citel
hua0 Der mcbbelc@ BERTH ira Ger.
lin ioiteu. MeoNclclien ltnl itam
ne ira bell tuitc Nomiralllab. 81
ltprrc Del al %ciTtninQcn pau bcgll
Stibe bIep rebbct. Get antnac& al
uprc Ell cnNcllt llnoeruanb@bono
iom bar uUrct paaiUroe.
Sprferc muo S%alunifi.
Nom 1Sbc Sec - Sprfiite crop
per nil. eiter huah Ser meloeS hertz
ioiteu. flTmpe %lanrnlen mco Sp'fer
ne i Net enoeliac Srcmiten mon ga
loniti. &c nil bli tranSporteret ocl
lanQc Smpei aicnnem Sulgorien %
Serbien % neo I'll Sronten. Eat
ocnnc Moabe hanber man at u1o9at
mulioc Sammeniteo mellcm @r1te
re o. @nladrere.
Oilers iorIubcr Oct, at DC tplte %
buIoarite Nrmcer / oct ipoliac Ger
bien monQlcr Nmmnnition.
Tronite Sropper bar ioaa eocIa9.
Here Wtil al Sernbaucn mellen
@icugeIi o. auraluli nGr Den graft
icrbiiic @rGnle, ior al life Spitern,
ital iaa Hptte al Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21

Gn inf Nmmnmitionsiabrif /
,>oiia / Enl1ltinu blep iorleocn
bonboroeret o. totalt eoela9t al Ell
ironif arpoier, meboeles ira Earis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Smaa %&rigsnptiicr.

Ger meobeles ira 2onoon, of oct
bar eiter eget Enifc, at @eneral
Cir Sobn 6rend) blep aiIsit iom
GperltfommorloerenOc ouer DC britt
lie armeer / 5ranfrig % @elgien.
General Srend) bar ppboIot iia peo
6rorten omltrent lloibrubt / IS Wtoa.
ileoer. Teo lin Sratrpoen bIep ban
opbsiet | Ioelsitanoen iom Discount
og blep lonltioig ubnGunt iii Gpcrit.
berolenoe oper Sjemmearmeen /
Gnalono.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
CENSORSHIP
Established on Austrian Frontier
Makes Definite News Difficult
To Get Through.

UDINE, Italy. June I. via Paris,
6:4s p. m.-The censorship established
on the frontier prevents the names OF
officers in commands. the number of
troops stationed on the different fronts
and even the destination of regiments
or companies to creep into news dis.
patches. The censors, however. allow
news OF the mobilization to be for
warded. IL is now stated officially
that the mobilization Is complete and
that all Italian soldiers occupy posts
which Lieutenant General Count Ca.
dorna designated from his office at
Rome.
Encounters with the enemy thus far
are regarded merely as outpost Skin.
mishes, which, however. are most sig.
nificant since they invariably resulted
In Italian successes. allowing Italy 10
occupy advantageous positions in Aus.
trian territory.
On both sides preparations are be.
ing made for a decisive action leading
10 a great battle. which. IL is expected
Will occur within a fortnight or three
weeks.
II is already evident that Austria's
largest number of troops are centered
IN Friuli. but will offer bitter resist
ance in the province OF Trent. where
they are aided by strong fortifcations
rendered more redOubtable by natural
advantages OF the mountainous region
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

putting in a new floor in the Niagara
engine house. was struck on the finger
with a sledGe and received a bad
bruise.
MAKING INSPEcTtoN-w. II. Az
erell. general superintendent OF the
Wheeling district of the n. g. o.. p
making an inspection of the division
on a gasoline speeder.
DELIVER FINAL LEcTURE-On
Tuesday evening Prof. J. VI. Hover. of
bethany College, will give his final
lecture on "Heredity" before the Pan.
handle Agricultural Club. in the as
sembly Don Of the Board Of Trade.
Prof. u. II. Hite. State chemist, will
speak before the club in July.
INSPECTING CATTLE students
from the agricultural department OF
the W. V. q. inspected a herd Of cat
tie at the Waddington farm yester-
day. The party was headed by Prof.
g. l. Thompson and Prof. X. r. Sapp.
OF the University. and were the guests
OF G. II. Royce. manager OF Wadding.
ton. The inspectors" included A. u.
Rupelle. j. X. Guthrie. J.. o. Knapp.
g. r.. House. r. r.. Vantin, n. RI. Tuck.
weller. j. l. Sherwin, X. l.. Law. II.
r. Cokely and r. s. Pierce.
MEMS MEETINc-The Sunday ar.
%ternOon mems meeting will be helu
~ the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton building as usual. at 3:45 o'clock.
Men will be welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
ARRESTS MADE
Agents Of Baseball Pool Caught In
PHILADELPHIA and Ten Thousand
Coupons Taken.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June A.
Three alleged agents of a baseball
pool in which IL is said $4,000 Phila.
delphians gamble weekly were ar
rested today charged with violating
the gambling laws of this state.
Daniel Lucas of Morristown. Pa, who
is accused of being the general agent
for Pennsylvania. of the Baseball
News company OF New York. was
a cigar store which the police say
was the local headquarters for the
syndicate. Ten thousand coupons for
next weeks play were found in his
possession according to the detec-
tives.
Edward Witthuhn and Barton Wea.
YER. who live at the address where
the arrests were made. admitted that
he had escured a three months leave
Of absence from the railroad where
he was employed TO handle the pool
tickets for the New York concern.
which he said is backed by two Nel
York State Senator's.
The prisoners were arraigned for
a preliminary. hearing in the Night
court and held in bail for a further
hearing next Monday. Bail for Lucas
and Witthuhn was fixed at $500 each
and hat OF Weaver's at 5000. Lucas
attorney denied that his client had
made the statements accredited to
him by the police.
Joseph J. CrandaT. charged with
selling tickets for a similar pool in
another cigar store. was also held in
$500 for a further hearing. Detec-
ives testified that they had found
1000 unsOld coupons in his posses
sion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
TO BLOW WHISTLE
OF RESUMPTION
AT LOWER MILL or w. s. a. J.. CO.
BENWOOD MONDAY MORNING
Information From Reliable Source 10
Effect That Plant Will Have
Good Run Now.

After being idle for the past week.
the lower mill OF the Wheeling Steel
a. Iron company. South BenwoOd. will
resume operation In full Monday morn.
ing, a sufficient number OF orders have
been booked to enable continued Oper.
alton for several weeks at least. Is the
authoritative report given out last night
None Of the officials OF the company
could be reached last night by phone.
but the above information was given
out from a perfectly reliable source.
n was stated from the Benwood cts
building last evening hat many Of the
employees in that community have
been notified 10 be prepared to return
TO work Monday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
TELEPHONE MERGE
MEETING Is HELD
FINAL PRELIMINARY ACTION
TAKEN BY STATE sooIEs
Y. 3. Mayor ard John ~. Rennarc
Represent Wheeling az Session.
Resolution Adopted.

Final preliminary steps were taken
AZ 4 meeting held yesterday afternoon
A. fatrmont by representative citizens
and members OF influential state or
carnations from various cities OF the
northern section OF West Virginia. in
Guiding Wheeling. Fairmont. Parkers-
burg. Clarksburr. Grafton and Nor
gantown. TO propose a merge Of the
Bell and National telephone systems.
The session yesterday followed a
similar n held in this city some time
ago. when h question was thorough.
" discussed. The contention OF the
representatives OF the people behind
me movement Is that since the estab-
nshment OF "A State Public Service
Commission that the existing com
pGny. having no opposition. cannot
legally charge eXorbitant rates.
The Wheeling district was repre-.
scnted al the meeting by Secretary r.
B. Naylor. OF thsBoard OF Trade.
and John n. Rennard. a prominent
and active member OF the ~organiEa-
ton.
The proposition was zone carefully
over. resulting In the following res
olution being unanimously adopted:
Whereas. There exist in the terri
tory described two efficient telephone
systems. each serving a part OF the
people. and II is the consensu OF
opinion as expressed by resolutions
heretofore adopted by the various
commercial organizations I'm said
cities that there should be one. and
only one. highly efficient telephone
syrtem. which would be universal and
IN every home and business house in
said territory. thereby eliminating the
useless and unnecessary expense OF
maintaining two systems: and the ere.
alton of a public service commission.
with power to fix rates and otherwise
regulate the conduct OF all public serv.
ice corporations. has eliminated the
necessity for competitive telephone
systems in West Virginia; therefore.
be II
Resolved. That the commercial or
CARNATIONS OF the cities OF Wheeling.
Fairmont. Morgantown. Clarksburg.
Grafton and Parkersburg. without
prejudice or bias to either OF the com
pdnies now operating In said district.
and without in anywise indicating
which company should predominant
In the field. hereby recommend that
a merger or consolidation of both tele-
phone companies be brought about for
the purpose OF meeting the larger de
mand. eliminating the waste and ex-
pense OF keeping up two systems;
provided. however. that the rates for
all service shall be approved as Just
and reasonable by the public service
commission. a safeguard so wisely
given by the State legislature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
AUDITOR DARST
NONCOMMITTAL
SAYS HE HAS NOT ANNOUNCED
CANDIDACY FOR SovERNoR.
Prominent Official Arrives in cry
Last Night on eusiness-Aeeom-
panied By Fire Marshal.

Hon. J : Darst. state auditor. with
Hon. Joan : Horan. state IRE com
missioner. arrived In the city yester.
day evening 20 spend a few DAYS in
this section OF the state on business
Mr.. Darst said 20 an Intelligencer
reporter last night that he has rot
announced his candidacy for governor
but he felt highly honored 20 see his
Fellow citizens OF this part OF the state
regard him In such a manner. n ex.
pressed his appreciation % their feel
ings concerning his possible candidacy
for that office.
He also said n he did his
candidacy a. would be made public
and In the proper manner and time
which he said would not be for quite
a while yet. at least. His visit at his
time being only n business call.
State Fire Marshal Horan Is here.
preparatory 20 going 60 Moundsville,
where text week he will assist in the
prosecution OF Timothy O. Luce. OF
benwood. who Is charged with incen.
diaryism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
LOCAL MAN BUYS
FAIR MONT HOTEL
HENRY scHmULsAcH NEW OWN.
Err OF sSINNER-s TAVERN
Block Of Buildings Included N Deal
Which Was Consurmated Nester-
dsy-lmproVements Planned.

A deal was contaminated yesterday
whereby Mr.. Henry Schmulbach. well
known nnancier Of this city. became
b owner OF the SINNERS Tavern =,
Fairmont. Prom a reliable source u
was learned that the purchase price
was near 100000. Mr.. Henry Beu,
former councilman and manager Of the
Mozart Park. will have charge OF the
new hotel which will be named The
FAirmonI
This hotel has been a land marx in
tairmont for years. II stands opposite
the Il. 4 q. railroad station. Mr. hen
Williams vas the former owner Of the
tavern. With this hosiery goes a block
OF other buildings. including fruit
stands. small stores and residences.
IL Is considered a very desirable 10.
cation. and will be improved BY Mr..
Schmulbach- 4 unique slogan was
adopted by the tavern some time ago,
that drew the attention OF travelling
men all over the country. II was You
CAM beat us II you cheat"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
DEATH CALLS
OCTOGENARIA
FREDERICK C. MYERS DIED AT
HOME OF NIECE YESTERDAY.
Was Last Surviving Member OF Com
mittee Which Drafted Resolution
OF Regret Upon Death Of
Lincoln.

Frederick G. Myers. the last of the
committee who drafted resolutions AT
the local court house on the death OF
president Lincoln. crossed the great
divide yesterday morning al $50
o'clock. For SO years a resident of
this city. Mr.. Myers had acquired an
unusual number OF friends. Despite
ms advanced age. Mr.. Myers took an
active part in the worlds business
until a few weeks z when he became
III For the past ten days he has
been confined TO his bed.
The SUBJECT Of this sketch was born
IN Badenfelden. Germany. May IS. 1929.
When he reached the age OF three
years he was brought by his parents
TO this country. landing AZ Baltimore.
Nd, and then being brOught overland
TO this city. Early In life he accepted
a position with the Harbor a Mendel
company, learning the cabinet trade.
Their building stood where the Ger.
man bank building o stands.
In 1850 he was united In marriage
10 Miss Bertha Fox. TO which union
one son. Henry g. Myers. was born
and who stu survives. Ills wife pre-
coded him 10 the grave twenty years
ago. After his marriage Mr.. Myers en-.
tered the confectionery business on
Eleventh street. between Market and
Main. Later be purchased the sife
now occupied by the Fort Henry Dairy
lunch rooms About twenty-five years
ago he entered tho insurance business
and remained I'm that business until
retirement Hc had offices in the Na-
tioual Exchange bank building
Mr. Myers was n member Of the
German Pioneers. and also OF the Ger.
man Lutheran church. Funeral ser.
vices viii Do held Monday afternoon
a. the home Of his niece. Mrs virginia
Woiagerber. No. ~ Maryland street
Rev William Ulfert will have charge
Of the services and inferment will De-
iu Greenwood cemetery. The pail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
COLORED TEAM TO
PLAY ATHLETICS
NEW YORK BLACK sox WILL PLAY
BELLAIRE ATHLETIC CLUB
fAs,sst Solorsd Team IN the Country
VIII MALE Their Initial Appear
ance IN This Section

sunday afternoon at the RciIaire ball
park the bellaire Athletics viii piaV
me New York Black SoN. one of tNs
best colored baseball teams lu the eouu-
Wy. \ record breaking crowd b. .N-
large following In this section.
The New York Black Sox are nov.
making "A tour Of the country and have
lost hut one or two game. and are
playing some Of the best ssmI-profes-
slonal teams In the Eastern states. This
team ~ composed Of the elite OF rolored
nasebaN players or the United states.
Thls colored aggregation comes highly
recommended a. good bali PLAYERS and
gentlemen. both on and on the neld.
Bellaire will have their regular Lineup
I'm the field sunday Afternoon. The tcan,
mas been somewhat weakened by the
loss OF Pracht. who will go with Mheel-
ing. but all wish him success. sweeney
and Edwards. two good pitchers OF last
seasons team will die with Bellaire t.
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
UNKNOWN MAN GROUND
TO PIECES BY TRAIN

FOLLANSBEE. June 4-(SpeciaI)
unknown, crippled tramp was
almost literally ground 20 pieces Dy
a ~westbound =. &. G. & St. l.. freight
train under the Wabash bridge here
tonight az $3.50 o'clock. Nearly every
bone In the mans body was either
broken or ground under the wheels.
The unfortunate man was about 90
years old. and had been seen about
this community for the past several
weeks, but as he had talked 10 no
one. his name is not known. lie
walked with a crutch. Nothing by
which be could be identified was
found In his clothes. 4 humber or
printed cards were found In his
pocket reading. Accidents will hap
pen IT, b. believed no used the
cards in begging.
The man was walking on the track
when struck BY the engine and every
car on the long train passed over
him The train did not stop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
MAYNARD LOST
81. c%lairsvIlS TOOK Double Header Prom
oldtime Rivals on Latters Grounds
Yesterday.

The ST Clairsville baseball team YES
terday went 10 MAYNARD where Ia took
the fast Maynard team into camp in
both games - IA doubie-header by the
score Of - 10 Z and 4 to @. iu the nrst
game. HenderEon and TAYLOR worked
Tor 81. Clatrsvillc boys and Henderson
held his opponents safe At all times.
McLucss and Walters formed the hat.
terry for Maynard.
In the second game FlannInran.
Carues and Taylor worked for 81. Glars.
vile while Meitch and Walters worked
FOR Maynard. The feature of the game
was the pitching OF both Fleming and
Carnes In the second game. st. CHRIS
willie this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
PICNIC OMMITTEE
Reports over Twelve Hundred Tickets
Sold For Joint Outing Of
Odd Fellows.

The third degree stan Of wheeling
LOdEe No. 2. l. O. q. p. will this even
ing initiate a class OF eight candidates.
II Is expected that a large crowd will
be present, owing to the great reputa-
ton OF the degree stan. Immediately
following the initiation a social aes.
sion will be held and dainty refresh.
ments will be served.
A. the meeting Of the Joint picnic
committee Of the independent order oi
Odd Fellows held last night In the q
o. o. F. building, the plans IN regard
70 the picnic to he held on Saturday.
June 18th az the Wheeling park were
furthered. AZ the present time over
twelve hundred tickets have been odd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05
LOCAL TEACHERS
VIII Spend Their Summer Vacation
IN Other Cities-Few VIII
Attend College.

Many o. the Wheeling hich school
teachers VIII spend their vacation
away from this CITY after tho enr
Of the school wear
Miss Margaret French. teacher Of
ENGLISH. VIII 20 fo Swanto. Yer.
mont.
Mr. o. % Ash. Latin professor.
Vol 20 10 Naulalla. New York.
frot y IT, Thornton will attend
Columbia university
Miss May Rauck. professor OF
history viii go IN fancagfcr 81
Miss Bertha Gabler. shorthand