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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
jake POH SIGNS
WITH ROCKY MOUNT

Jake Poh, the local hoy who
was recently cast adrift bv the
petersburg Coolers to make room
for Manager Emery on the infield,
has signed n Rocky Mount con-
tract He appeared In the Tarhcel
lineup yesterday afternoon for
the first time and covered himself
with glory. His hitting and field
ing was the outstanding feature
of the game. The yoangster
procured q couple Of safeties out
of four trips to the rubber, whilc
he handled six chances on the In
field without an error.
jake is one OF the fastest field
CTS ever turned out by Richmond,
and no should make Manager Ray
Ryan q good man. Ray knows
how to handle young players. and
ne should make a star out of the
Richmond boy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06

New York. June 4.--The grand old
sport of racing was handed a fine
tribute at the opening day at Belmont
Park May %. when something like
rs, 900 people saw as fine a days sport
as has been provided in many day.
It was crowd which was enthusiastic
to the limit and those cheers and yells
were meant, every one of them, since
It IS recalled that restricted betting
and complete elimination OF public
hookmaking prevail. No winner of
any Metropolitan was ever accorded
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
Tobacco Habit
Easily Overcome

A New Yorker Of wide experience
has written . book telling how the
tobacco or snuff habit may b easily
and quickly banished in three dayn
with delightful bsnent. The author.
Edward J. Woods 37s-D. Station n.
New York City. will mall his book
free on request.
The health improves wonderfully n.
ter tobacco craving II conquered.
Calmness. tranquil sleep. clear eyea
normal appetite. good digestion, man
" vigor. strong memory and 4 general
gain In sfIicisncy are among the many
benefits reported Got rid OF that
nervous. irritable fselia9: no more
nssd Scf pips. cigar cigarstts, snt9
- chewing tobaoee . peslky nSell6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
"Nearly Married" Tonight.

Every effort has been made to make
Nearly Married" which will be seen
for the first time tonight at the AcAd-
envy. the most satisfactory Offering
thus far given by the Price PlayerA
the organization which IL playing .
limited spring and summer engage
ment at the Academy. Nearly Mar
ried" should attract every theAtreeoer
who elJoys a hearty laugh. ~ II y
a lively farce comedy by Edgar Sal
mirth-provoking situations Prouui-
nent among tho fun-mAksrs will b.
William l.. Nolte. Catherine Proctor.
Viola Leach, Louis HainAs and A.
thur r. He'll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06

more applause than was The Finn
when he dashed by the wire the win
ner of the old classic. II seemed like
the days OF old when one strobe on
the clubhouse lawn and saw many old
time patrons. who had returned to
the turf to be entertained by the eff
forts OF the thoroug Inbred. In that
crowd were scores OF families who are
most prominent in society. August
Belmont. to whom much is due for
the interest which Is today manifest in
the sport OF racing, beamed in satis-
faction as he looked over that won
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
American Association
Columbus. g.; Toledo. ..
Minneapolis, Q: Milwaukee, 3.
Others postponed, rain.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
New Orleans, s; Memphis. 2.
Nashville, IA Atlanta. /.
Birmingham, 8: Chattanooga, 1.
Mobfle-Lattle Rock. wet grounds.
Dunga Din Il Winner.

New York. June 6.--Dunga Din in
the nrst race at Belmont Park today
was one Of the first good things that
has matertaliKed thus far at the track.
The early boys got a. good ~ Is TO /.
Franklin's ride OF welsh King In the
steeplechase burned up ., lot Of money
Tor the talent" Franklin made four
dinerent runs. so when Distance
RANGED alongside for the. Inst hedge,
ne had nothing loft. -Four favorites
rot home In front James Buffers
Comely at 10 to won the Garden
Cty handicap. Prince Henry In the
snird even lay In third po4ticn until
2 furlons from home ana won By Z
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
White Sox Lose

Chicago. June 5.--The Yankees de-
feated the White Sox today, 3 to 2. The
New Workers won in the first round
when they gathered their three tallies
on singles by Gilhooley and Magee. a
pass to Baker. hits by Pipp and Peck.
Danforth supplanted Benz in the first
with one gone and pitched hitless ball
until the fourth. Russell worked the
last Ave innings. The Sox scored both
OF their markers on errors
New York
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Summary: Two base hits-Morgan.
Veach. Heilman, Williams, Three
base hit-Rondeau. Struck out--By
Coveleskie. 8 by Johnson. 2. Bases on
balls-off Coveleskie, 2. Sacrifice hits
Morgan. Milan. Double play
Foster, Morgan and Ainsmith. Passed
ball--Ainsmith. Balk--Cove leskie.
Umpires-Hildebran and O'Loughlin.
Time az
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Ncvv Yorl

Summary: Three-base hit-Toney.
Two base hits---Groh. Herzog. Bases
on balls--OT Toney. S. off Tesreau, /.
Struck out-By Toney, /; by Tesreau,
5. Stolen base--kahuff. Double plays
Doyle and Fletcher: Griffith and
! Wingo; Herzog. Louden and Moll-
witz. wild pitch--Toney. Umpires--
ODay and Eason. Time--2:30.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Detroit, 3: Washington. 2.
Boston. 8: Cleveland, o.
New York. 8; Chicago. 2.
Philadeiphia-St. Louis, rain.
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PortSm outh $3.50. .... 600 DOL 000---1
Summary; Two-bas hit---ReynoIds.
Three base hits--St Martin. Moore
Sacrifice hits--Henry. Double plays
Wood to King to Fox. Struck out-By
Poole, g. by Wood, !. Base on balls
by Wood, I. Wild pitch--Pooie
Lett on hases--Portsmouth, 8; Peters,
burg, /. Umpire--Mr. Brown. Time
LEO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
Will Not Get Sammy Rice
IGOOBERS DROP CLOSE
ONE TO PORTSMOUTH
Truckers Win Contest By Score Of to 0Hspewe Wizards
Win Game Irom Rocky Mount Tazheels, While New.
port News Builders Get, One From Norfolk
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Newport News Z; Norfolk. I.
Hopewell. 4; Rocky Mount, 8.
Portsmouth, 1; Petersburg. 0.
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Games Today.
Philadelphia In Chicago.
New York in St. Louis
Boston in Detroit.
Washington in Cleveland.
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10RAiS 50 ~ IL III IL j
sBatted for Eibel in ninth
II sBatted for Bankston In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
&tchmond .i30 600 1o3-- g
SFOytdence ..... .31i 900 1914
6pmmary: Two base hits-Rehg,
nbriQue az, O'Donneli Sacrifice
bite--Hendryx. Eayrs Stolen bases
hean (21, McDermott. Double plays
nsiow TO Brainard; Brainard to
1heAn. Struck out-~By McKenry, 8:
~ EAyrs. 6; by Gleason, 2 Base on
by Billiard. s: by McKenry. / :;
III EAyrs. 8: by Gleason. ! Hat by
D,tEher--~Hendryx, ,,Arragon, wild
;G1&qA-Hy EAyrs, e. Passed ball
~ Aeynoids. Hits made--OfY billiard.
sEs 14nlnnH - noe,e = spn~>
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SuIhHIATV. IWU-DHSe Hft--ZIIHfheT-
man. Three-base htt--Magee, Stolen
hases--Zimmerman, F'1ack t2). Sac
rtfice hits--Egan. Smith, Collins.
Bases on balls--Or Nehf, 2. Struck
out--By Packard. a by Nehf 8; by
Hughes. 2. umpires-Rigler and Har-
rtson. Time-1:51.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Cincinnati. Q; New York, 2.
Brooklyn, 3; Pittsburg, Q.
Chicago, /; Boston. 0.
Philadelphia, 6; St. Louis. s (eleven
Innings).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
POWDER PUFFS ARE WINNERS
OVER ROCKY MOUNT TEAM

Hopeweh, Va. juno b.-The Pow
der Puffs defeated Rocky Mount in
the opening game OF the series 1t
Epps Park today. 4 to 3. in one of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
Richmond Club Drops Opener Providence Gays Vgmians WI
PROVIDENCE CLOUTS
BALL AND WINS GAME
Vnans Drop Contest International League Leaders By
Score Of IL to 8-Both Slim McKenry and Joe Gleason
Are Hit Hard By Rhode Islanders
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Proytdence. ~; TrRGfNLANs, 3.
Newark. rs, RaisSnsors, i.
Rochester, Toronto, rain.
Huffnlo- Montreal. rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06

st. Louis in Boston.
Cincinnati in Brooklyn.
Pittsburg In New York.
Chicago IN PHILADELPHIA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06

fsasYsea Today.
Providence I'm Richmond.
Newark In Baltimore,
Rochester in Turonto.
Buffalo I'm Montreal.
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derful crowd which was on hand.
Even though his sterling thorough
bred, Stromboli suffered defeat in the
days feature event, the smile which
bespoke the accomplishment of some
thing wonderful--the reha bilitatIon of
racing-nevcr left hts faca. All In all,
the establishment of the sport is
beyond dispute now. No, shows The
Finn, winner of the Metropolitan, with
Jockey Schuttinger up: No. Q. general
scene at opening day; No 3. The Finn
winning the Metropolitan handicap on
opening day.
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Boston,

*Batted for Nehf In eighth.
SsRan for Fsgan in ninth.
Score by innings: r..
Chicago 900 100 000---1
Boston 900 600 1000
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Washington.

Score by innings: r.
Washington ..... 600 600 l10-2
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
New York

tCotinued on Seventh Page.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24
DENY REPORT Of .
LAbELLE SALE.
COMP ANY WILL NOT BE TAKEN
OVER BY EASTERN SYNDICATE.
>>oHimon stock Continued In Demand
Several Hundred Shares Being Sold.
Wheeling Steel Gains Points.
LaRelle common continued In denland

LaRelle common continued III demand
Yesterday, and several hundred shares
changed hands u the local and f:tt>-
eurSn markets u prices ranging :ronl
81 10 So The maKet tirS@u wlin
59i, ard the last sale was reported At
sS n. IL tlttSuurSn l,2lo snait we:G
reported solu. LaBellc preferred re-
manned at l34.
\ report was started yesterday 20 tho
ettec1 that All eastern synuIcaIe IS at
tempting TO LAKE ever t-aoeti% CORR
pany. and that matters h;iNs p;"SF*ssru
so ;ar that tna proposition Ma' E"ttst'.-
cred BY i committee VI LIE i.ntcIe III
rcctorS. HuweNer. The lnteitiS"NScr IS
in 4. pcSltlon 20 state ao>viu-"ty tnat
iner,. is no truth IL the report. =, nictir.
Der ut this board. who has pG"u Closely
AFFILIATED WITH the management q; LID
i.eIle tor many years. said yeSicrua!
mat there Is TO sucn move o.. ttr
auaed that X such develops. he "h'
vppuse II. thinking Il best To: IN. StucA-
hutuvts and the community as well. thht
IaS,.ue remain independents euncein.
Wheeling Steel ~ Iron stock gain"
i've pplntS yesterday. selling Al A0i. ~
I'M. close It WAS offered a. 4Je. ail0 ~
v.s Did There Was some speculation
Yesterday over the report that al INC
december meeting OF the boacu all eA'T !"
C,>l6, nd OF TWO per cent miSht DC u,-
cIarec, placing the sock on Ten pe'
cent basis.
Wheeling Mold & Foundry stock
showed Improvement yesterday ds'"
some was sold at 81.
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pe-onalS.

Mrs. s. r. Eochrane. Of Brooklyn ~
y. formerly Of this city, Will rlsit hI
hc home Of Mrs. f. II. Barnes on Main
erect from Thursday Of this week I'M
Tin Saturday. ,,o,,o
Mrs. barbara Myer is i'll at her homo
on Main street.
Miss Bertha Brown Is "hecllns
Mrs. W. n. Gullcy and daughter
Anna May. were Wheeling shoppers on
Mrs walter Brown and Mrs JACOB
C.usick spent Wednesday with relatives
Misses Alice and Helen Cleary OF
peandale. Ohio, and Miss Ella Proce OF
pittsburgh. Pa. are visiting az me h pI11
Of Miss Myrtle West Of Rcthany Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Martin of CleVcc
land O.. are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Jones Of Main street.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

CHARLESTON; ". Va, Aug. %
The Bank Of Gilbert. OF Gilbert Mlngo
COUNTY; authorized capital. S-o,9ee; ~
corporators J. A. Berry. Robert Miller
.. t. Barlow and others.
The Charles NJ. Henry Printing com
nanv' Of Greensburg. Pa: authorized
CAPITAL, SCI. 900; incorporates I narleS
NJ Henry, J. S. Braddock, {. r Elsa
man and others.
The swinourn company, OF Charles
ton; 20 operate a flour business
authorized capital. $4,000: incorpoFa-
tors Leroy Swinburn. Henrietta SWIM
burn, ". A. Garrett and others.
The Pike Express company. OF Bus,
kirk. Pike county. Ky; autnorlzeo
CAPITAL, $4,000; incorporates; r. ".
Buskirk, J. B. Hamilton, Media BUS
The Bluestone Construction com
5000; incorporators McGinnis Hat
feld. O, Norfolk: B. L. Lucas and j..
G. Ridinger, OF Blueaeld:
The Italia Redenta No. 43S or the
Order Sons OF italy in America. OF
Follansbee; no capital stock: lncor-
porators G. G. Berardelli. A. Perna. A.
Rationale, C. Buccalo and G. Bitoni.
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RarneSvtllo Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and
Misses Edna Turkle and ElizaDcth las.
sells have returned to Their nome herS
after a motoring trip TO Cleveland ana
Eordon sill, who has been working, In
Bcilaire for the past few mouths. mas
returned TO his homo on North hFoau-
Mrs. Rose Corbin and children Helen
and Robert, have returned to their
homes here after visit with reia'iVcs
at Alsron. a. b,e
homo IN East Main street by illness.
home in New Philadelphia Wednes-
dey after a visit with Miss helen 1aEar
Of North Gardner street .. ,-o,s-
Miss Josie StrRhl OF North Broha-
way is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Louis lin
Mrs. Fred Hoffman and nephew. Leo
Shafcr. have returned TO ms ei.F"i a tGl
a two weeks Visit at Nc"A'N A''N
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur 0gg and SON
Erson. of West Main street ,lctt Ncn,
ncsday for a visit with relatives At
Lowell and Marietta. ~ r,..,,,
Mrs. D. Mcvcy Of North Chestnut
street is visiting relatives at Glove
John and Richard Bates and families
Of Woodsfield are visiting Mr: ana MrS'
Samuel Weaver Of SCUM nirti f.r%'" of ihis
rlace will leave today for ~ visit Win
o. 81. Dickson and family OF Ne"
Philad elphia- ,.,s-
Miss Altha Fowler OF TINS Guy IS WIS.,
iting relatives ut Alliance:
Miss Grace Morrison will return 70
her home in GAINESVILLE todaE after
visit with her friend. Miss Hazel I-or-
entZ, of West Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mnntz , h iIat rG strnnt
nfter a months visit in the west. MI
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NEW YORK. Aug 23.-The Metal Ex-.
change quotes: Lead quiet 36.6096.7S.
Spelter quiet. spot East ST. Louis g.
livery ~ 49%c- At London: Lead ESQ
SIS. Speltcr $50. e
Copper firm; electrolytic $4,000,
$500. .:
Iron steady and unchanged
Metal exchange Quotes TIN quiet and.
strong 33S.37h 93s.67h.
AT London spot copper f11O; futufN0
flV7, los; electrolytic fl2S; spot tin islSs
Is: futures f170, Is ed. -
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

SEY YORK. Aug. 2S.-Butter firm;
cxtras (s2 score) 32H G32N; creamery
IhIChcr scoring) 33i1 WS3&; nrsts .'lV
81; seconds 2yG 3O1s.
Eggs firm; fresh Sathasreda ass eSt 9sasi:
n nfw HENRY whites. hne 10 fancy $50
~: nearby hcnncry browns $685..
Cheese firm: state, fresh SpsclaIlss'
17XGI7is; do. average fancy 1eH gi;:
Live poultry firm; no prices setoieq,
dressed steady; hroilers -iW8i' LOWS
l7G22la: turkeys -'Q"-.
E'luur hrnCr.
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CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.
, Sv rr.vatc Wire from Harris. W 'nthr"p
!. ~ L. t.idcl;lN INVESTMENT NSSlt.)

,Sy rr,vatc Wire from Harris. Inthr"p
Il e. L. Fidelity lnrcStmcn, NSS""
CHI.NGp. ILL.,. Aug. 22--N - AZ M
cxtr,1r:y n.r.ru:; niarh"; witch IN
,,rrnsnu ntfcrinsS On bulseS t"fcIEn
mark. : Was ir>s, excited and IN, You
from hat quarter littis "aS',u.
tcrCa. ; ,saltS ~ Importers VIZ 10
han rrumrIe,l ::mu finally to.aled -.-""''
NM t,i.:t.,.i Houses that wer" prominent
rn Inv. .cillns side Yesterday oouh">
h.avi:y ~ uhc early breah. tApotl w
uuirle7 Mc:r reported ~ me seapoH'u ~
and A, 'hc Missouri RIVER tIt''ei -.
,.nIpts show i some what falling from
prcvlrus week bat siiIi are tuh1'ns NJ
ah,r.- unosc -uf last. year. lht az S'tu-
alton ,,t cuu!s. H. - factor III luz ''''''
mn. row. Northwest news WAS ~
abu,!: III, SAM character As La
y,,>r,t during Ihr rcc"nl pas. NarkS,"
IN ,n;, S..ytiCu however. sn""cu FI'h
I,yr!. ,aSl,r IvEc. lii"Uluhali ~cthlS
review MAS !a.h,r pullSn' nv 80
,ountilus& show uttIe ~ II" Sh'hes' i.'t
,,,,,.,,,tIt. closely adjusted suppl! am
';,,,Ii,,I, Summation, ialrr In tn. ':i"p var
-iL.> ih,. uldrArI t, ilrm unHsi'"h' an
brings in Il dcrlano Tor futures oh az
goo reactions. -, $780,, sop,,.
cofu-I'uru market has oerh s"'l'e
what easter and rather Gun As eI'''iIIr
with recent days. C"untrE "llcI'ue"
haze been larger and the eastern nlvNs
,ncnt continues haMpered oS tt'e III
ability y, the railroad u me- ~.
,,,a,I- ENrS. EGNcTlnSItSS 'o'"" -
shIument were larger than me receipts.
Weather continues dry aver corp oc''
exceui for rains last night IN ONO va
lev states Balance corn belt nFNe'lnH
less has had cool Weather New COR"
hns been sold TO-DAY Tor p"ccaloer ship-
mn; from southern Illinois.
Oa;s-OuIs have been compara.NG'S
firm and there has been taifl! avn
trade. Iuv.stU1en dEmand has neeh ca,
;sllen. and a good many oats nave So
INFO stroug hands. small lols' tnTie
ba%. been a number Ut contlEna't9nS ~
day of me frost GGinaSe done % nc
treszins weather in Nortnera SasAa'e'e
,tan md Alberta. on August ~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nave pS'n
rather Irregular, lard finishing hlshct
and other product little lover. ihTIG
Was early ltquluaiion OF long rios AM
ianc. BY local longs. put "eht ~
srrony hands and salss have sincr r.. a..
ia sorn. Hogs receipts IVES. to-uaE
SS I'M AGAINST 5000 last year
TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. c3.-Wheat, caSh
,5S:,: September 1914; December - =:
ti1ycr seed, prime cash no. oc'"oe'
Alsike. prime cash Angus. ana sep
'e! Tin,othy, Prime cash PAS; September
L.
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NoMHY.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Mercentne RI
P sf SSe saGl 64 ti 1it1s; c.Siss s111
f-i6. Francs, demand $500; mAt@
demand ~; cables ~ 1,1e; Kronen. e.
mand 3l2.s9; cables S12.+2: Guhder1 aor:
s mand - Gables ss47x. RuDle demand:
s6tac: cables 3lAc. Bar silver ssh
Mexican dollas SIC; government ee ;
loans easy; 50 days ~ sc; 30 days.
sGsL; 6 months 3A9!. Call money:
STEADY; high 2Ac; low %: ruling, rate
nc: last loan 5Ao; closing bid "
offered at 2Ac. ,s$
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Cd Transfer Docks close July 10 for
per cent cash dividend payoble August
/. An rXtra -. cash dividend payable
september Is. -
for " per cont cash dividend payable
August IS. .
80 Transfer books close aug. 10. for
2 per Crul cash dividend payable Sept. l.
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Drilling at PtueY FORK.

LanlI and Ogden are putting gown
an OIL we'll on the Dr. Twcedy iArm
near Pinny lSork, Ohio. for \. S. Barnes.
Of Mngu Junction, O.. and party OF
who IS = local man, and who owns stock
IN the we'll. stated last night that tho
nsr;nd in soon, the only delay being tho
WHIT on tankaEr.
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GAINESVILLE, 0,

GAINESVILLE, o.. Aug. ie$;-Fun-
erai services for Mr.. benjamin Weaver
we're held from his late home In Day.
ton '>Tuesday. Mr., iill was, lor liNdy
hero who will regret 10 hear OF MS
dr. afh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24

Mrs Clnrencn Lowe or North LincoIn
avenue entertained n number Of friends
nj hor home Wednesday, evening me
evening was pleasantly passed at music
and conversation and nice refreshments
we're served at proper llrne'
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price ObseuuieS.

prire viii be held this morning IL $3.50
o'clock from the late residence on Norm
CHESTNUT street. Rev. l.. y. row on :
firiatcd lntcrmrnt Will be MADE IN thc
Northern cemetery.
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WHEAT MARKET WAS
UNUSUALLY QUIET
After It's Fever1sh Activity OF the
Past Several Dnys-Corn Lower
and Oats Higher,

Chicago. aug. 23.-Wheat. after IT'S
recen; taverish activity, turned quiet
today and closing prices were = lower
10 :. higher.
Corn closed = .nwcr 70 - up ana
oats 4 and y nIshsr.
Provisions We're Irregular with no ma
terial changes.
Wheat showed nervous tone
throughout.
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The Wcllsburg city council met IN
regular session On Tuesday evening III
,hr council chamber IN the city building,
and established the levy fur the Year
Igl6 at IS cents rs proposed on August
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SUGAR..

ru. Work Aug 22-Raw sugar
80, rnntrifusal th.75: molasses
s4qs; refined quiet. Fine graduated
continued liauids ton in sugar futures
and as the demand was limited prices
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FINANU1AL

eased off sharply early today. At noon:
The market closed easy, ii to 10:
points, lower, sales 20,400 tons. Sap
iember SAP; December 1927: January
S3J6: March $3.50. -
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An Pn1r Club,

Mrs. Frank Robinson Of North Chest
nut street entertained the members nt
tho An Fair club at her cottage NJ ~
worth Park, Bethesda, Wednesday even
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Exit By Auto.

II. L. End"c. a foreign coal miner
from tho FrnuUhSCoI mines along thH
Wabash mines, in Washmsi"E county,
Pa. WAS painfully injured "m Tiicsua|
evening, while acting Il Ia Charm" Ehhl!-
I'm. .Eindnc and II companion. huth
sand Ia hr Intoxicated. were walking
nl"nglhc Crrss Crcck rond near inG
William 7. PfIstcr fH1m. When E.d"atH
Dany IF III" t'liilunNIiIr mines. chin"
along III his Ford aU;". driving s'n"l%.
When the auto nrar,d hIni. EHdnc throw
az his hah,iS, and klckcd "p MS Hcr'H
and dove under ia" m"cnInc. !hc
wheels raised over his head anu ch"s!.
Knocking HIM HncnnSCluES. lir was
iukrn IN the mnrh!rl" 10 FollanSbcr.
where he Was treated by l'r {: X. McsI-
han. His nose WAS found :" II" brohrh'
he had hoir III his head above In:
rlGh: eye, and his rhrs! vas bIack ana
bruised. However. his injuries w"r"
not OF serious nature, Nllrr recover
Inr from the shock -; tie injuries, he
went IL his nome a Icnu"hSc"t. l'"-
ports from h!ru Wednesday morning
SAY that he Is too sore 10 work ana
Will he for several days AZ least.
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WELLSBURG

NELLSBURG, ". Va. Aug. 23.-Enrl
Iornrs. who was arrested and brought
20 mis- city by Deputy Sheriff Bert APP
plegHtc last Friday morning was given
a hearing before Justice OF Peace /. II.
Jacob on Wednesday morning. Eprn"s
was charged With kidnapping Miss LleW-
elyn, of the Fourth ward. whom II"
enticed to go To lorthsmOuth. O.. Wh"r"
he was captured. He was held To appear
befor" IN. grand jury. which meets II
October. 49,
The two colcrcd men. John Edwards
and .lnck Wilson. who were arrested on
SUNDAY, by Folanshee. uffl"'alS. Tor
fighting. and lodged III the Ny JHti.
were also given Il h"HrI squire
Jacob and were fined S.. ir-E pAiu
their fine and were released.
The night watchmam Al the cox" ovens
abov" FollanSbre where ihc nEnt oc-
Cured. who is wanted for carrying Il
pistol without IL license. has >Nlpp""
and local officials havr been able 1"
lind no trace o. him.
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coPPER-

NEW YORK. Aug. c3.-Cntfee Rio
No. :, s,!c: FIXTURES firm: SEPTEMBER
$3.50: December 1913.
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~ a meeting OF The Board Of Educ;t-
tom held ON tuesday evening The levy
FOR the year 1916 WAS set at ~ cents.
according IL the estimate 81 two Weeks
fi.,I