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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-24
Carranza Men Are
Around Gen. Villa

Ell PASO, Tex, July 23.-Closer is
the Gordon Of Carranza troops being
thrown about Villa and the remnant
! OF his main band. beaten and scat
: tered in the recent engagement along
the Nazas river in northern Durango,
according TO private dispatches here
today. These dispatches, however,
added little to previous reports from
Chihuahua City that the forces OF
Generals Ramos. Garcia and LareS
are vigorously pursuing the Filllstas
between the head waters of the RIO
Nazas arid that the capture OF the
bandit chieftain, according 10 the de
iacCn-seXernmental report, seems I'M
minent.
4 German reaching the border to-
day said that several merchants IN
chihuahua City who refused to &C
cept the new Carranza currency at
the valuation placed on II by the
government had been forced 10 work
as laborers on the street. The mer-
chants explained, he said that TO ac-
.cept the money meant their hnanclal
ruin.
Mcxicans reaching here from the
vicinity of the American field base AT
Cclonia Dublan, Chihuahua. said that
500. 900 rounds OF ammunition mad
reached there recently from Column
huS
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CHANGES SLIGHT IN
MAJORS STANDING

NEW YORK. July Exchanges in
the standings of first division clubs in
the National and American leagues were
$l!cnt during the past week. The mar
GIN OF percentage separating the first
and fourth clubs remained virtually tho
same as at the close Of the previous
week. Brooklyn's lead over Boston in
the National was not changed greatly,
and New Works margin in the American
was unaffected. except. that Boston took
Cleveiands place as runner up.
The Red son made the best gain OF
the week in the American, and the
worlds champions now are only few
points behind the Yankees. They were
adj. 10 set back Detroit in three out of
five games. after the Tigers had broken
even in the siN-game series with the
Yankees. Carrlgans men are in good
shape physically. while New York Is
without the services Of three out-helders
-Maisel. GiIhooley and Highland
Baker. one OF its heaviest hitters. on
account OF injuries. In addition. Dono,,
vans pitching staff Is not in as good
shape as that of the Red SoX. Cuilo7.
the Yankees most successful pitcher, Is
OF the hospital list.
Notwithstanding injuries. however.
the Yankees made it three out Of six
from Detroit and then took three out Of
four from 1t. Louis. Cleveland fell
into third place mainly because or drop
ping four out Of five games to Nashlng-
Ton. Philadelphia. on Thursday. was
able to break its losing streak by win
ming one game of Il dOuble-header from
the Indians Cleveland however. took
two out of three from the Mackmen.
nicaEo went into NTH place. Tho
White SoX took four straight games
from Philadelphia. Thursday the White
SON lost TWO games Of double-hender
10 WASHINGTON, now in fourth place.
Both games went 10 innings. the Scna-
tors winning .hy ono run in each contest.
Giants and Reds Trade Players.
The feature Of th" week In the Ma
tional league Was tn" trade between
New York and Cincinnati. whereby
Christv Ma,hcwsnn. long the maiastay
Of the Giant pitching staff. went 10 the
Reds as manager. New hoFk also gave
70 Mathewson in exchange for Herzog
and Wade kiliif"r.
, The race in the National frightened
R:ookivn retains the lead. with Boston,
Philadelphia and New York following In
order.
BROOKLYN WAS the only first division
team to gain in the percentage column.
Philadelphia now is only few points
behind Boston. which appears 10 have
los; its previous winning gait.
Brooklyn began the week with l6-
inning 7-to-I tic. game With Chicago,
, Moving on TO Pittsburc the Sureroas
lost a double-headcr 10 the Pirates. one
game going to ~ innings; nut -, won n =,
double-header there saturday, the last
New York and Boston found the 60
ing hard. at St. Louis and Cincinnati re.
spectively. JonrneEs TO thicaSo ano
ST. Louis by III" Giants and Braves
| however. brought little better luck.
The interscctional result Of the week
! were: National. east II. west IL; amer
lean. east II, west Il.
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BASEBALL MEN
WELL PLEASED
THOUGHT YESTERDAYS TURN,
OUT WAS FINE AND WERE
WELL SATISFIED.
Also Think That Sox SciboId is One
of Best Of Utility Men-Was One OF
Biggest Crowds Ever at Park.

The officials of the Pittsburgh and
Evansville clubs, together with the
Wheeling management. were we'll
! pleased with the turnout al ycsIrr-
of the Pirates. together with the sec
rotary of the club. said they were
more than pleased with the number Of
fans that were in attendance and
Harry Stakeholder. vice-presidcnt of
the Central league and owner of the
Evansville club. said he was more
| than pleased.
In discussing players they were also
Of the opinion that SuX Sebold is one
of the best, if not the best utility men
they have seen. Pop Shriver, bust
ness manager of the Stogies. said he
was the best utility man he had seen
lin years. The crowd yesterday mum.
about three thousand and was one of
tho biggest, if not the biggest, that
ever turned out 10 see a game here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-24
W, VA. TRAIN ROBBER
NOW AT MARTINSBURG

Special Dispatch 10 the IntcllEenccr.
PARkERSBURG, ". Va, July %
". Eugene Dietz. arrested in Col
orado a few weeks ago as onn of the
alleged bandits connected with The
hold-up of the train at Central, W. Va
in October of last year, was brought
10 this city Sunday. He was turned
over TO the local federal authorities
BY the Colorado marshalls and was
later taken to Martinsburg. where he
will be kept under special guard
Diatz is alleged 10 be one Of the three
principals in the hold-up and robbery
Of train No. l. II is said that he was
the man who entered the postal car
and took the unsigned currency while
the clerks were handling it. He VII
he held 10 answer to the charge be
fore the coming grand jury at Mar
linSburg.
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ENGLAND WILL SEND
AID TO SHACkLET0N

LONDON, July %. p. MIN view
of the possibility of the failure of the
third attempt now being carried out by
Sir Ernest Shackleton in small YES
sci 10 rescue 90 men of an antartic ex-
ploration party left on Elephant Is
land in the south Shetlands and at
his most urgent request, the govern.
ment, il was officially announced 10
day. now has decided TO despatch a
vessel from England for this purpose
as soon as she is fitted oU1.
The Governor and a company Of ad.
vcnturers of England, trading into
Hudson Bay has sratuitiously placed
their vessel "Discovery." especial!
built for antartic exploration at the
disposal of the admiralty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-24
HERE'S 4 TIP
To BET On
DO YOU REMEMBER THE GROCER
WHO FIRST DISCOVERED no"
TO BOOST GROCER BIllS2
ANOTHER GOOD ONE is TOLD BE.
LOW.

GrocerS loan customers dollars to
! buy Tanlac because its a great help
flor business. lis a great appetite
! speeder sure enough D'you remember
| the grocer right here in Wheeling that
| first started recommending Tanlac to
customers? Yes sir-that's fact
! But then-most everybody recon-
mend Tanlac around this town nova,
DAYS. Here's a few words from Friend
Joe White just passed along as tip
Ito friends needing 4 good tonic.
, lac built me up wonderfully, and
sIeadied my nerves in great shape
If I'd only known OF it before Id never
spent the slcepless nights | did, cause
! I'm sleeping the sleep of kid these
days since taking Tanlac just little
while. 1t Strengthened me out fine
! / can eat anything you mention now
and before began taking 1t had
pain in my stomach and bowels ached
flesh, too. Gee! is pounds disap-
pcared off my bones in no time; |
didn't have any more ambition than
jaybird, was so nervous all the time
couldn't even sleep nights, but now
I'm feeling great. I'm feeling better
than I've felt for many years and I'm
| thinking if feel good like this right
, along III live to be 500 years old. IT.
TOO good 10 be true" Signed Joseph
White, 1858 Market street. Wheeling.
| ". Va. (Note-Mr. White gave this
statement July LIST and the bet is dol
lars to doughnutS- he's gaining weight
But the object of this is 10 pass the
good word along so if anyone within
the city limits feels badly. hasn't am
bi,ion, energy, appetite or good diges-
ton anymore. or just naturally declin-
ing, or is just pinning for real old.
good old appetite, steady nerves, ambi:
| lion. vitality, sound sleep and good all
round health send them in 10 c. II.
Griests Drug Store on Market street
and exchange dollar for bottle of
! Tanlac which has been recommended
| by thousands.-Adv.
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A GREAT RECORD.

NEW YORK, July 23.--AlthouSh
more than 453 $50, 900 passengers were
carried on lines of the Pennsylvania
railroad during the last two and a
half years, according 10 a statement
of the company here tonight, not a
single passenger was killed in train
accident on any part Of The system,
either east or west Of Pittsburgh. To
transport the number OF passengers
enumerated required more than 5,ou9''
600 trains which travelled 1O,O00,0OO,'
0O0 miles.
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EIGHT MEN INJURED.

SAN ANTONIO Tex, July "a
Eight men were slightly injured TO-
day when homeSeekers' special train
collded with troop train at Bay
City, Tex, on the 81. Louis. Browns
Vile and Mexico railroad, according
to official reports 10 General Funston
here. Four Of the injured are mem
hers of the Second battalion OF the
First Minnesota artillery, on its way
10 Brownsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-24
REPLY MADE PUBLIC.

LONDON, July "A, LAP a. m.-The
foreign office has published the text
OF the note handed to the American
ambassador, replying 10 certain Am
erican complaints against the British
censorship of mails. The reply IS
confined to the few specific allcsa-
tions made in the recent American
note. 1t is stated that the formal an
swer to the general arguments adj
vanced by the Washington govern
ment is still under consideration by
the Entente Allied governments and
will receive reply in due course.
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NEW NEWS AGENCY.

LONDON, July %. 1886 p. MA
Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam
a news agency called the 'Deu-
aft has been founded in Berlin. It's ap-
aft has been founded in erin. us APP
parent object is TO supply propaganda
for the new German peace commit
tee under Prime Minister Charles Won
Wedel."
Prince Won Wedel Is president "f
the German National committee Tor
securing honorable peace, recently
ORGANIZED
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SUMMER RESORTS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Dormitory Mt State Normal School, West
Liberty, W. va.

Sealed bids viii be- received by the
state Board OF Control until noon Of The
23rd day OF August. 1916. At It's office IN
Charleston. W. Va. for doing all work
and furnishing all material necessary TO
complete tho building described below
according TO plans and specifications
prepared by F. +. Faris architect, Wheel
ing. W. Va
One Dormitory Of ordinary brick and
wood construction and composition roof,
sizc 56\fcet 10 inches by Isl feet 10
inches. two porches IL feet 10 inches ny
30 feet S inches. and one porch feet u
inches by ~ feet inches, Plumbing :
gas-fit!ing. heating and wiring included.
Plans and specifications will be on
file at tho office Of the State Board OF
control, Charleston. W. Va. and Will be
mailed upon request when same is ac-
cnmpanlcd with two checks of five dol
lars each. one Of which will be refunded
when plans and specifications are re-
ali bids mus. be scaled. plainly ad-
dressed to the State Board Of Control.
Charleston. W. Va. and marked In a
conspicuous place OF the envelope, BID
on West Liberty Dormitory." Bid must
be- accompanied by certified check for
$500 90 Checks of unsuccessful Did
dcrs will be returned when contract is
awarded. and check OF SUCCESSFUL bidder
will be held until proper contract ana
bond have been executed. upon failure nt
bidder to execute which. his check viii
be retained BY the State Board OF Com
troll to cover expense of re-advertisinG
and rc-lcttinC.
Immediately after contract Is AWARD,
cd tho successful bidder will bc required
to execute proper contract with guar .
anty company born in penalty cqual
TO onc-half the amount of tho contract
prtcc, SAID bond To b@ conditioned Tor
III. construction and completion or the
work as set forth in plans and specfi-
cations. free of all claims for labor and
material. ~
All bids must be made on forms filed
with the specifications. ne right Is re-
served 70 reject any and all bids.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
J. S. LAklN. President
iy15-u Charleston. w. Va
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sPANNELL TO GET HEARING.

Ell PASO, Tex, July 23.-Harry j..
Spannell, held In the county jail here
in connection with the killing OF his
wife and Lieutenat Colonel NJ. c; But
Ter, U. S. A., in a motorcar at Alpine.
Tex, last Thursday, spent the day
quietly reading magazines.
II was stated that with the feeling
against him in Alpine apparently
ouieted, Spaniel will probably be
taken back for a preliminary eXamlna-
tion tomorrow or Tuesday.
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TO NAME CANDIDATES.

PORTLAND, Ne. July GA pri-
mary to nominate candidates for the
fiji the vacancy caused by the death
of Senator Edwin c. Burleigh will be
held tomorrow. The uncomrleted
term expires in March. 1919.
Kenneth c. NJ. Stills. dean of Bow
doin college, has no opposition for the
Democratic nomination. On the Re-
publican side, former Governor Bert
NJ. Fernaldo, Of Portland. and Con-
gresham Frank T. Guernsey, Of Dover,
are the candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-24
VOTING GIRL DROWNED.

Special Dispatch TO the Intrllig"ncer.
FAIRMONT, W. Va. July 23.-Miss
Bradley, of Morgantown, aged 2:
years. was drowned today at Uffingtor
while in bathing with her sister and
three other girls. She ventured Out
where the water is fifteen feet deep
Efforts were made to aid the drown
ing girl but were of no avail. The
body was recovered and taken to Nor
Cant0Wn
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UMPIRE INJURED.

TOLEDO, O., July 23.-Umpire
George Johnson. o5 years old. oftlci
ating as plate umpire in the first game
with ST. Paul here to-day. was hit by
a bottle thrown from the stands and
rendered unconscious. He was re
vired after being taken to hospital
Several stitches were necessary tc
close the wound Three arrests were
mada
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coNrERS WITH HUGHES.

RRIDGEH AMrTON. y. Y, July IS
William L. Wilcox. Republican National
chairman. mntn'rd three hours through
the rain and mud from Great Neck 10
ErihprhamptOn late to-day Ia confer
with ChnrluS T.. hughes on certain
uhasos Of tho Unconstitutional "trip on
which Mr.. Hughes Will start August j..
Mr.. Wilcox spent the night al the NOM
ince'S homo.
1t WAS understood that tn" conference
concerned chiefly several speaking ap-
rnintmcnts for tho nominee which Mr..
Wilcox had in mind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-24
VICTIM is IMPROVING.

BOSTON, July 23.-Dr. Willard +.
Harris, who was shot by DR.. Eldridge
D, Atwood last Tuesday. passed a COM
Portable and encouraging day, accord
ing to the report from the city hospl-
tai to-day. SO far as known the police
have made little progress in untangl-
ing the mystery Of the Shooting. which
closely followed the death by poison
ing Of DIT Atwood's sweetheart, Or.
.Celia p Adams
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TORREON NOT TAKEN.

LAREDO, Tex, July 23-EilIa
forces have not taken the city OF Tor
reon, nor are they immincntly near
that place, according 10 three Amerl-
can refugees from Torreon and Du-
range City, arriving here tonight
They reported conditions in those sec
tons as generally bad, with starving
Dopulace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-24
HAD SOME BOOZE.

MARLINTON. ". Va. July Is
Ralrh Eilcllo. an Italian Junk dealer
wagon was arrested at HnlShoro.
charged with violating the lost prnht-
hilton law and was sent to Jail in de-
fault Of $5nN bond. Nitello had driven
the mule from Hot Springs. Va. and
when arrested the outfit contained one
chicken. two empty barrels. two chicken
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TO NOTIFY HANLY.

CHICAGO. July 23--Formal nntifica-
ton 10 J. Frank Hanly. of his nonina-
ton for the Presidency on the Irohibi-
lion ticket will TAX" place Tuesday af-
rcrnoon. August s. according to informa-
linn given ut here Yesterday ny cliFct
W Stewart. The tifiratl0n will he nj
Mr., Hanly's HON" III Indianapolis and
il may b. that Dr. Ira y. Landrith. th-
vice presidential nominee. will ha Id
formed al tho same time and place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-24
AUSTRlANS WITHDRAW

VIENNA, July 90. via London, 7:54
D. m.-under the menace OF heavy
Russian assault, the Austrians in the
Carpathian region Of Southern Bnko-
wilma, southeast Of Tatarow. have with
drawn toward the main ridge Of lhe
Carpathians, the war office officially
announced TODAY
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ATTACKS FRUiTLESS

BERLIN. July %, VIC London ~
p. m.-Heavy attacks by the British
along the Somme front in northern
Franccfi on theI line running from
Thiepval TO Guillemont have been
fruitlcss. Notwithstanding disregard
for losses among the large number OF
men employed. the war office an
1,ounce1 TO-DAY
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MURDERER SURROUNDED.

OPELOUSE, La. July 23.-Armed
posses, whose leaders announced last
nigth that Helaire Carriere, slayer OF
Sheriff Swords of Saint Landry Parish,
had been surrounded in swamp near
Savoy, completed a search of the
swamp to-day without finding the III
citiye, The hunt for Carriere now
has been in progress day and night
for week
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INSTANTLY KILLED.

ELKINS, w. Va. July 23.-Charles
Hodges. employed on the Northfork
Lumber operations at Boyer. Pocahontas
county. was instantly killed when a
falling tree struck another tree and
jumped back striking him.. He was
resident of Highland county. Virginia.
where his wife and several children re-
side.
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LEXINGTON

Pacific and AK. ayes. Grounds adloin
beach and boardwalk. ONLY HOTEL
WHERE GUESTS MAY GO TO SURF
IN BATHING ATTIRE WITHOUT Us
ING STREETS. WHICH is PROHIBIT
ED. Use Of bath house free. RUNNING
WATER IN ROOMS. Private baths.
Special rates. $l.aU up daily; SIS TO $3.50
weekly. including choice table, Supplitd
from OWN FARM. WHITE SERVICE.
BALLROOM. TENNIS
COURTS. GARAGE. BOOKLET mailed,
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HOTEL, NEW ENGLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. AED
BEACH Central 10 all attractions. Fri
vatc baths. running water IN rooms, eie-
ra,nr fine porchcS etc; capacity 35U.
Eootlc, r. f. WILLIAMS.
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DEAD DE PARALYSIS.

PHILADELPHIA. July 23.--MarGaret
T. Hoffman, four years old. died to-day
from infantilc paralysis. making the
third death in this city from III" dis
case In the last two weeks. Another
case was reported to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-24
ISLESWORTH

AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN rLANS.
Virginia az. and the Boardwalk.
Capacity 800 Every appointment. In
GLIDING hot and cold sea water baths.
ORCHESTRA. OPEN ALL YEAR.
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ATHLETICS GET INFlELDER.

BUTTE, Mont. July .23.-Roy Grover
second baseman Of the Butte North
western League baseball club, was
sold to-day to the Philadelphia Ameri'
cans.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

crates. one case Of beer two. gallons OF
whisky and 10 gallons Of alcohol. None
of The lntoxicants were labeled.
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HOTEL RAYMOND

virginia avenue. near Beach and Steel
pier Rooms with private bath and run
ming water. Special. $3.50 up weekly
$3.50 up daily.
Il. j. AND +. ]. MILLER.
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wANTED-U. S. Government wants
clerks. Men and women. 10 or over
$500 month. List Of positions now o.
iainable. Free. Write immedlately
Franklin Institute. Dept. 46o H. Hoches-
'e'' ty-15-22- 20 -au-5-l2-1s-26-s-2
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FOR SALE-Motorcycle

PoR sAIE-l9l5 three speed n D. mo.
torcycle and side car. AL condltion
Bargain: Call Nat. phone :, HArrtey1ue
Ohio. 13'-3SA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-24
WANTED-Male and Female

Steady JOB
good wages. Apply Stewards o5l'Ce'
Hotel Windsor, City. H--o-s