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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

Saturday from St Clairsville where he
had been working. the past week.
J.. II. rhrall L. slowly Improving after
q long aud serious illness. His mother
Mrs. ThTall OF Belmont. who has been
caring Tor him. spent Saturday and
SUNDAY ~ her home. but returned here
Mis- Blanche Bruce OF Bsdsersburs
'p.nt saturday az Stewsrtsville.
SATURDAY. evening from Aoundsville.
Mrs Martha tIose. Mrs. J. W. Per
kins. Mrs Roy Irwin. Mrs. Walter Nc
Geath ard daughter. Mildred. were
Rarn"-vill" callers Thursday.
charley Fulton OF colerain spent
t"w days last week with friends here.
Miss Grace Eoscugrant Of TlriChVili.-
.rcnt. several days last week with
Mr.. George Gregs. Alice Gregg. Mrs.
Nigise Martin. Nr and Mrs. Waite,
halou sr.nt Thursday in Rarnosyiiie
or second street last Thursday after
spenting tho winter in Florida
Miss Ahc" hoiiingsworth received
some ni~e oranges one dav last week
from q friend M california.
AR and Mrs.. Herman Hoge anr
Quaker. CITY. NJ. Hoge j. employed
80 r. a %. operator near Quaker city
and he made ne change 80 that %,
Nr orion Lucas h moving to m.
property vacated by Mr. Hoge he hav.ns
'oyv,Eht r. s3amTee nl3senths asso.
ING to their property on second street
his week. They have been living WIN
Mrs Bets parents. Mr.. and Mr.
NJ @'dlcs. on south Main street this
winter.
Mrs Grsce Reynolds. who was called
Bon" lE f'a death Of her cousin little
Wanda Marguerite Kemp. visited wI-r
N"f parents. Mr.. and Mr. l.. T.. Riper.
for few DAYS. and returned to her
Tou" ~ M4ffet "a On Thursday
Mrs. Mabel B' Ihl and husband poe
turned 2" ne nom" A. kollaire sunday
evening alto pleasant VISIT with
kline
Mrs Craff'r i<'lgore % Maple avcrr.
vas again called 10 the nome ~ her
suu Harvey k.lEore OF Eirkwood laet
Hur euaN Do. do" serious illness of na~
fsug lt'r-iH-11w
VT and Nr- Dennis and family a..
tended fn" fuU'ra' Of Mr. Dennis moth.
~. Nr-. Olsen ~ Belmont. last We'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
EVEN CROSS, SICK
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS
LOOK AT TONGUE! If FEVERISH.
BILIOUS coNSTIPATEO. TAKE
NO CHANCES
"CALlFORNA SYRUP OF FIGS"
CAN'T HARM TENDER SToM-
AcH. LIVER, BOWELS.

Don't scold your fretful. peevisn
child. See IL tongue is coated: TINS
Is su.e sign us little stomach. liver
and bowels are clossed with sour
waste
When listless. pale. feverish. iun or
cold. breath bad. throat sore. doe.nt
eat. sleep or act naturally. has stom-
ach-ache. Indigestion. dlarrhoea. give
q teasponful OF California Syrup OF
Figs and in a few hours all the tout
waste, TIE sour bile and fermen'inc
food passes out OF the bowels and yod
have a we'll and playful child again.
Children love this harmless fruit Lax
alive and mothers can rest easy
after swing IT, because IL never fails
20 make their little "insides' clean
and sweet
Keep il handy. Mother \ little
given today saves sick child to-
morrow, but get the genuine. ASK
your druggist for 50-cent bottle OF
California Syrup Of Figs" which ras
directions for babies. children Of an
ages and for grown-ups plainly on the
bottle. Remember there are counter
feits sold here. so surely look and see
that yours is made by the California
Fig Syrup Company Hand back
with contempt any other IL syrup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
TWENTY YEARS
THIS WHEELING
MAN SUFFERED
Andrew Robinson Tells Rsu's Drug
Store Hes Better. Thanks
to Wentworth.

Most medicines depend FOR their
sale on endorsements coming from
unknown far-awsy users who cannot
De met face 20 face and asked about
their experience. Not so in the case
OF Wentworth. Every day in this
space readers come in contact with
endorsements OF Merry Worth. appear
ing over the signature of well known
and highly esteemed homefolks.
Here's an instance.
Rau's Drug Store-FOr 80 years /
nave suffered with nervous fndiges-
ton. Have taken different kinds or
medicine and tried about everything
saw advertised. What relief de
rived was only temporary. Dcctored
some
Have taken Wentworth treatment
Tor two weeks / feel good. my diges-
ton is better. my general health Is i'm
proved. had but one spell OF indises-
ton since ! began. and that was my
own fault | recommend Nerv-Morth
as a good medicine as 1t helped me
and I'm satisfied IN be cured.
ANDREW ROBINSON.
Mr.. Robinson lives AT No iS Alley
10. Your dollar back AZ Raus drug
store II YOU derive no benefits from
Merry Worth.
our personal guarantee is back OF
this guarantee by the Wentworth co.
T. n Rau
Ncrv-Wcrth is sold also by H. L..
Judge. NellsbuTE. Midway Drug Co.
McMeckcn Benwood Dankwortn
Bros Bcllaire. Patterson a Cons. 81.
Clairsville. Ralston 4 Parker. Mar
tins Ferry. Y. II. SayleS. Moundsville
-Adyt.
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HARRISVlLLE

HNEEI-NTIf.F. o.. Nrr.r -tr..
J.. l..'h when u' c.t- uN - up 100 fT,Ir
town.
.,. }ur.. ana MIS- John Alorsrau. were a,
IL u'' Uur. SATURDAY.
'-,er Ma. 100 biuou,aI. and tr,, were
'"tn -h"un us 'f S4uE.l- Freedmen
u'liaire. Saturl-r
Mrs. John Hargro,. wa~ calling on
Friday
ar and Mrs aIm.- Iiovrnoru. was
..r iii. Ti.,I la,r " aunt NJ Mary Ma
2Ir. Guy Ii.ve,a-.. went O., r..t.byr.b
I'. q. get s position. TheImt V1i-1n
and Mimi. Fashion are st-.ut.rr To-
W. E.s,r. Heasrss, was at Wheel
The i'rawaur Glib Will give .r enter
''.rF ni An. Pair OF D.uutr. N.ds
W &C. r o. met az rre home .e Miss
I.Fwthnru'. Tuesday afternoon.
w. 'g FL. r'u.u.f gome su-
.'. l.H'.l ue Farm
,. .aH-r4t is r... .ns. into Mrs Emma,
Gown 'nt r.~ ..u. John. .- taking the
tr A. a. Hawthorn. oc c8I.z. was
..'...- u town. friday
I". -..'.r OFF '.H.v was Iu town
.... a. f.a.s ,i.s.r. They thought
H.. ls ~ columbus. wa.
Dew. .NiIr" ~tilrdt, aud sabbath re
.'fU. .,. IT,. l r1. 'r,es-h.''.r.o,n church.
you'd not a..'p. rHs rlll here ana Nev
.f .rt.... r.....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
BETHESDA, @.

BtTHESuA. Ohio. April f-On ac-
count or the ali *enc- Of the pastor. Rev.
lillian -. chase who Il visiting his
'anshter .u New York. Rev. Ben CLARK
occupied the pulpit at the VI j.. church
sunday morning Rev. clark has only
been preaching a short time and this
'tople. he deserves honorable men
lion. Tor ne handled his subject with
60 colt tu himself aud honor 10 God.
lis remarks were based on the
twelfth ctspt.r 81 Romans and the
tr,t verse. u- gave many striking a.
4urtiH lions 'oth scripturdl aud mod
ih"lr h"i;'S a liNinE sacrifice 20 he used
q" the glory 81 God and IN. upbuild-
inS az hi~ kingdom. lie seeks 20 IA -
th" standard 81 Christian living. The
sermon manifested spiritual power and
thar perfect love that cast.th out fear.
I'll. thank Offering service 81 the ".
IT. NJ : WAS given sunday evening
well rendered end va both iustruc-
tive and entertaining
The STANDARD hearers viii meet on
tuesday evening o. thu home OF Mrs.
u. NJ. Murphy.
The Womau.s Foreign Missionary so
AZ tn home ~ Mr.. Man-cl Wilcox On
lhlrsdIr afternoon.
Mrs. Zen clark and niece. Miss Dora
Phillips. was with Quar.r CIV friends
on sunday. returning sunday .yeu,ne.
Miss loHi~a Barnes. who has be, n
.lL'nd'iS college az oh"rliu. - spend
me. Sir and Mrs 3 y Eafn.l ''' par
Miss AEues Nfll was o. Martins Ferry
ON bu frses uu Saturday
Ten members Oi The senior class of
fH' high school attended the teachers
cNam.uaf Jon sf EHrrszville Saturday
Gordon ka.'n o. Athens ~ spending
Joe -9r,n~ vacation With home folks
H'rr a"i called ON Nl'sn Gregg Satur-
..t gTftrruuu
'ir r.l Mos 'lyJ. r.1ft st.aried tre
H.f .. "Is Erauuruutuer. Mrs. Olsen.
~ E"lu.ut lot Wcdur-dav.
Mis- Nice Gr,Eg. Mrs Auiee Mari n
0uf N3urHf'.. Anime. wore the quests
90 i''I- "'". iluf Ina Kinney of Bel
mont rfrurtqr.
.lr t..isi. vino lives south OF town.
r' Min Fr- uHi.J poorly
NJ I. Va returned bonn. on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
ST. GAINESVILLE
qeta Paving Contract.

Al tH' meeting of the village council
mold in "a" mayors pTitc on Monday
rl-Ei the bids Tor tn. paving OF the
street from 4 ". keuUuu's property Co
'he corporation line in tEo west end or
town were opened There were -lN bid
ueIs and the contract was let 20 W. y
miller uf ST. Clair-Vili-. at his bio ~
-urrthfuG Is-~ than mine thousand dol
IHr. nearly an thu bids were clos. O.
Co.,, estimated cost OF mine fhuusuri
lnIltHs Iuf Mr.. Miller bi1 proved to s-
tf, best ONE. The work win be- started
as soon AZ thr weather permits The
ztrIu cog paving U.s. about twelve hundred
feet long ana will bs lwsufy-eIght .--l
~ It. Co Dee ed with brick
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
POLICE TRYING
TO LOCATE FATHER
OF NAN FOUND DEAD YESTERDAY
MORNING III BENwOOD
LOOKUP.
Coroner Holds An Inquest aud State1
That Doara was Due 20 Alec
holism-RenWood News

Although B'uvpOd officials had made
az 'Eort to locate Tsr father of samuel
A. Wit. vino was tl-.u dead al 6
clock Nrrt.rdn. utnralu- ard Who. %
Dr. said. res td'd az Nafaou. near PARK
'tshufg. uu word hai been received from
ifaf place last might. Nilf.~ body ~ 90
". hold until definite word can b., Sc
cured
Wit whose axe b. e. vas arrested
Monday ut-ht 90 lH % clock cnar-ed
VIII cir tl,'uHte-. ami was 4u such "a
condition that .- mad tu b.. removed
q" tho 'It. jail boa wagon. 10. III
less hot! was foIud Yesterday morning
morning meal.
'"ron"r Mc'omhs WAS called and yes
,ttotN afternoon conducted au inquest.
ti- hftdlct was death I.D rU af|Hl-
hohSm VIII had been employed uY
the wheeling steel * Iron .aupau-
a. urf'ruan for SON. time. aud had
herr living al a boarding huIs, cone
uH.'ru b3 Mrs. Van Buren, a. Maiu
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
TO SAVE EYES
is THE OBJECT OF THIS
FREE PRESCRIPTION
TRY IT IF FOUR EYES
GIVE YOU TROUBLE

Thousands o. people suffer all the me
with their eyes simply because racy
don't know what 60 do. They know a
home -smedy for every other III but
none for their eyes. Iney abuse their
eyes and neglect them. tho trouble he
ing too 81 sht 90 drive rHcrn 90 an eve
specialist. Finally they may go 20 sorue
cheap store ana Ecc gir5ses they do
not need, or which after being worn
TWO or three months 40 thclE eyes more
harm than good.
Here IS n SIMPLE prescription for such
cases; . grains oplona dissolved IN z
ounces Of water use three or four riuea
a day 20 batfs tho eyes. This makes q
healing, cooling, soothing lodon that
should oe used daily 90 clcaaas.
strengthen ana preserve the eyes, =.
Fhnrpens the vision and quickly over
comes Inflammation and fr-itat4 on.
weak. watery, overworked. tired ewes
are greatly benefited by itn uro.
Many reports show that wearerr o.
glasses have discarded them after q
few weehs' uss. IL s. good Tor tho ewes
and contains no ingredient which can
infure the n ost sensitive eye % infant
or aged. ANY drurgtrt can an this
prescription: any phyaiciHa who knows
The forInuis Will tell you 50 - abso-
lately harmless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
TEAM STRUCK BY
CAR AT WARWOOD
DINE HORSE Is KILLED AND oTHER
u 8LIoHrLY INJURED.
Accident Occurred AZ Twelfth Street
and Warwood Avenus--Other
News of Warwood.

a team 81 horses while crossing the
trschs OF the Panhandle traction line
~ Twelfth street and Narwood avenue.
Narwood. was struck hy car so Z.
northbound. at SIS O'Clock yesterday
AFTERNOON. one - the horses wnA so
badl ylntured that 10 mad Co hc killed.
The other was dragged FOR short dis
lance and only received q Few scratches.
The team was being used by street
tommtssfonsr Georgs sutton an haul
Ing mad and dirt from the streets and
was driven by charles Hurkel. who did
not see the car IN time To get OF the
track.
. ~ was said that Notorm1u D Mercer
Old not blow the ca whistle until ne
was about thirty feet away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

october. 1914. Hv ay.red la his petit
tiuu that rr vas sg4s.uE across the
bridge ON tnlr cate and d; gave way
l"ttlng the horse nu1 hun down through
~ u" flrtL"r rt1t"d trat ne was sever
IN injured aud 'h' h.rsa dt-u D. -r from
INJURIES received a. fu" time. Timber
ihk" aud la.lfuAu a-r ft- attorneys for
'a, plainUr while vic ,omuli~-.u ,r-
W'r" represented ut Prosecutor Thorn
burg
" clock last t~UIuE aud after I,.librrIt-
~ for nt'r two hours o. verdict OF $500
wa r'tItu"i iu favor 90 tine plaiuud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

T.. y. " .Ifls|s tF .artrI. was X uu-I-
ness visitor here .p-f"r1a.-
Grove Amos srtfru"I 10 Wooster. o..
* utt.. iu N ..--.U ,ali'g- after en- az
tended Nf-.t f... uitr rfs Par,rf~. Nj.
arI Mr. g. g. Aoros
THE u3u. BE-. htsr .i-. OF The state
agHfnsf N.U. ~uraC 80 nrsstG.pf NftI
he started lu ....u.u Ui~as court ON
FRIDAY rsr.#u" -.sIt f- "nag..i wIt1
p Dc kI4ItuE or <f.h i{.rTst =. trt. iieut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
Open Season Today.

This afternoon the Union nigh school
viii play the first baseball game OF
the season at Meund-vil" with the
hru school team ut that city. provid-
lrE th- weather i- favorable Coach
'arl Eo"ar stated last nicht that de-
spit" tu- fact thai the locals have had
hut little opportunity for real work. he
considered hem 600 good condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

Tony Eurtc OF 80 Hitchman Row.
clayton FOR violating the prohibition
law and rsutruced to three months Iu
flr Marshall county Jail. was taken To-
Muuudsville yesterday. Rarte. while
being que -JIors1 hy squire CLAYTON and
Deputy Log don. talked too much and
confessed Tu three violations. 80. was
FOUND guilty CO.. one orenSc. the other
Two beiuE dismissed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
HAIR COMING OUT?

Dandruff causes a fever.sh irritation
Of the scalp. tie hair roots shrink. loos-
en- and then the nair comes out last.
To stop falling hair at once and ria
the scalp OF every particle OF dandrut.
get a 25-cent bottle OF Dand, rine at
any drug store. pour a little in your
hand and rub II into the scalp After
a few applications the hair stop com
Ing out and you can't find any dan
druff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
Commencement E.ercire..

District Superintendent Joseph D.
Evans and the students Of the high
school ar" making arrangement for the
comm" nCerurut exercise which will u,
held on May ~. Professor Evans stated
yesterday that q good program i- heiu.
arranged. targg class viii graduate
from the eighth grade. while "a number
WI receive diplomas for the two-y,ar
high school course
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

pittsburgh. the condition Of Thomas
brennan. who VA operated upon for
stomach trouble "a Improving
Miss Gladys Bell OF Main street lift
last night for pittsburgh Tor a shor.
visit with friends
squire " 4. clayton i able To be
ont after tu Illness with the grip
\ Young son OF Nr and Mrs George
smith OF koggs run Is ~ with an at
tack OF dyUhtheria.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
Pr.ctioing for ENTERTAINMENT

The pupils OF the lower grades Of the
south WarWood school are practillrg
Tor an entertainment which they viii
siNe the first part or MAY. The higher
grades VIII start in q few days to prac-
tice Tor al entertainment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

SOUR, Paul Rcid,i last night am
upuuCed has candidacy for the nominal
ton Tor Justice 90 the Pcsc. FOR Union
district subject TO the primary which
VIII be- held %! the Republicans IN june.
Mr. Eeidel is A. present Justice oc the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

NrrITE0TU0UTl UUV| I0Iu c0n-UI"T Il
f0r e. musicale i0 the Eeuwood N.tUo-
dI-f Episcopal church ty tho sunday
school or Thursday oNrnluE. E,haar-aiss
for the affair have been held during The
past Few weeks. and 30 promises TO be
most enjoyable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
Kings Daughters Meeting.

y social meeting OF tho senior circle
Of Kings Daughters win DO held Mo-
day evening, April 10. AZ tho home -
Mrs. :. II Rose. corner Nineteenth
street and Warw1oi avenue. 4 r1uqisai
program is being arranged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

The funeral uf Ilc Ilt. Mrs Marga -.t
Jane TsrEDrt was held from her late
home ON tn" Barton road uesr =. Cla'rs-
VILE Ee~ts rda. afternoon az one o.clpcS.
ltef. - Young. pastor % the Local
ceased was O. member had charge OF the
SERVICES and fh. iutrrm.uf was made va
rls Union cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

A meeting ~ Tho Young mon N COM
ter Wsrwood VIII be held this even
ing a. KindclberEer'- pool room. At
which time baseball team Will be- or
Esnized Tor the couing season Play
ers will be selected and Officers Will he
elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

Richard Wrestling. former student
OF wheeling high school. and o. resident
OF south Warwo"d. has received the ap-
pointmeni as student tu the naval
academy AZ Annapolis hy Howard suth-
erland. congressman at-larcs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

Doc court to-day. m. daruag" suit Of
Robert Eugl-hatf against ~. CITY OF
f'llalre and the STATE rf ohio IL 49, for
trial. The plainly asks for damages
4u th- sum uF -FOUR Thousand dollars The
as" w1s filed cvring he month D:
Ma IA las year. l13uforu and-IpaufOrd
AMI T'Iat"flHt.s are the ATTORNEYS for
tue glS'rt'T. Will. kenneth Cooper. 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

The WarWood Athletic club has corl-
Ileted al arrangements for gam. with
me central Athletic club The game
VIII he played sunday afternoon al
the local EroyudS iu IN. North sad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

The stamp of quality is obvious Kelly Spring
field Tires as it is any other handmade article
OF genuine worth. II is nimitable, unnnistak-
able as the impress of good breeding a man
or woman. But
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
Kelly-Springfield

Tires are not made carefully merely to give them
an air of distinction; it is mileage that is built into
them so slowly and painstakingly by hand. And
Judged by the acid test of road mileage Kelly
Springfield Tires good they look. They
are built up to standard-not down to price-lst.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

."" a's''no' .....i r..m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-26
METzGER TELLS MEN
OF THEIR DEFECTS

Special dispatch TO the Intclligenccr.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept. 25.-Coach
Metzgcr dispensed with Scrimmage this
afternoon as many of the Washington &
jefferson players were bruised and het-
tered in Saturdays game with Bethany.
None was out the work today and every
man if necessary would be able to inter
game at once. Scrimmagc will be re-
newed tomorrow and some lively Sos
sions are anticipated for the rest OF
the week.
Metzgar paid particular attention to
the line in the work today. lie told his
forwards that they were out charged
last Saturday hy Bethany. This proved
the greatest fault OF the line players all
the way through the lighter Bethany
forwards frequently getting the jump
on them. Tho charging machine was
brought into play and the linemen were
worked ON it for over a half hour.
Metzgcr was very frank with the
players in showing them their faults
and he as frankly informed them that
IL would he necessary to pluy much bet
ter football next Saturday if they cx-
rectcd to win from Geneva which has
q veteran team and which outrlaycd
w. & J. year ago. although. ii lost
by to q. blackboard drills were re-
suned tonight and will be held every
ether evening for an indefinite period.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-26
Giants Establish a d.
New Worlds Record
for Consecutive ins.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The New
York Nationals double victory over
the st. Louis club this Afternoon en-
abled the Giants to lay claim to new
major league record for consecutive
games won in one season. At the COM
pletion Of the double header the team
had twenty-one straight victories, thus
displacing the record Of the famous
Providence Grays who won twenty
games in row In 1884. ~
During the 80 years since the Provi.I
dence set the 20 game record, the n8-
ures have been threatened several
times by big league clubs, but never
euualled or surpassed until today. In
1906, the Chicago American League
club won nineteen in stretch. Inc
New York Giants ran IS straight In
1904 and II games earlier in the pres
ent season. -
Several minor league clubs have.
exceeded these figures, the best re-
cords being 81 games by the Corsicans;
club of the Texas League in the year
of 1902; IS games by the Charlotte
club Of the Carolina League in the
same year, and "a games by the:
Jersey City Club OF the Eastern.
League in 1903. In winning p games;
straight, the Giants actually figured:
In q games, because one contest end
ed in a tie and was eliminated from.
consideration In computing the win.
ming streak. In one respect. the re-
cord does not compare with that OF
the Providence club, as pitcher Char:
lev Radbourne twirled the GrayS TO:
yistory in IS out Of 20 games won by55
his club in the 1884 stretch OF conted0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-26
KING SHOWS UP WE'LL.

BOSTON. Sept. 25.-Boston won wv.
games from PITTSBURGH to-day. the !:rs,
: 70 end the second 5 to :. In the IRIS
rar,r J. 4. Smith. Of Boston, maze l0ui
Singles in four times at bat. each nj
Scoring a run. In the Two games four
nitchers working had a total or ~ triKt
outs. TYLER had IL and Grimes 5 IN thE
first game. while MamnuX had ana
Reuibach ) in the second.
MnIcr Callahan gave King, VINO re-
ccntly came To the team from NhecllhE
" Via. and Gleason. recently purchas'u
from Lynn. OF the Eastern League !
chance to show in the first game an"
they did well. l., ,h.
second game, Johnston covering , i,rSt
VamaIy had little the better OF krui
bach in the second duel. but was poorly
suPpot'e enns Sof r. H. /:
p, tsSS s1'' ~. .OoO0OOoOO- !
Boston ........O1ltO1O1
Crimes and ". Wagner; Tyler an"
Blackburn. = IT l.,
Second game: ono ~ -
Hnston .OO10O2 600
NamauX and Fischer; Rclubach and
T.nu,Av
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N, f, A, C. TO PLAY
WEIRTON SATURDAY

Manager Scarnc Of the North End Ath-
letic club Of Martins Ferry has coInplet-
ed arrangements to bring the Weirton
Professionals to the over the river city
next Saturday. The game will open the
season for. the North Ends and Their
strength will be tested rs the visiting
team comes highcly touted. The con,
test will he staged on the Mill Field
in the north end Of town.
Practice will be held this evening" to-
morrow and Thursday evenings and the
following players arc requested 10 DC
out in full uniform: Wallace. Springer.
kerkcs. Robbins. Plotz. Watson. Davis
ris, Handlan. Mills, Callahan. J. O'Mal-
ley. Williams. Burton. McAninch. Bowen.
Blair and Myers.
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BILLIARD TOURNEY TO
DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP
Eleven Sharks 1t Three Cushion Bill
nards VIII Try for Signal
Honors Next Week.

Who Is to be the champion three
cushion Billiard player Of Wheeling will
be decided at the National Billiard
academy next week. Clayton Byers,
the billiard expert. who is In the
city meeting all corners. will superin-
tend the tourney in which eleven Of the
city's best men have entered. They are
". r. Casey. Carl o. Schmidt Max Et-
finger. D. s. Morgan, Richard Randolph.
J. 4. Chase r. E. Roller, P. r. McCol-