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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
MACk's MEN DEFEAT DETROIT
AND GO INTO FIRST PLACE.
White sox Lose Another Game TO
Boston--Cleveland Wins from
the Hlghlanders.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Following are Mondays scores:
At Observation-Disclosures 7, Detroit 3
Waddell, Powers; Siever Killlan
Payne.
At Chlcago--Boston 5A Chicago 3
Winter, Crlger; Walsh, Owen, Sulll
van.
AT Cleveland-N YORK 3, Cleve
land s. orth, Thomas; Liebhardt
Clarke.
At st. Louis-Washington 3, st
Louis 7. Patten, Hayden; Spencer
Glade.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13

Battcd for Smith in the ninth.
Newark ..... o 90 0002 0 0-3
Marion ..... 900 90 ! . 0--1
Stolen Bases Quinn, Farrell
Abbott ..
Two base hts-W Wilmot, Blake,
Smith.
Struck out-By Lucas 3; by Will
mot >.
Sacrifice hits-Link.
Base ON balls Off Wilmot 81;
off Link ,.
Umpire-List. Time | i36. At
tendance $50.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Following Is the score of the only
game played Monday;
At Plttsburg-New York 5, Pitts
burg 9. Mathewson, Bresnahnn; Lei.
field, Gil son.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
New Castle q; youngstown, o.

New Castle, Aug. 12--Pitcher Limric
broke his noodoo today by defeating
Youngstown. Breen tripled and was
the only Youngstown man to get be-
yond first New Castle today signed
Cyrus Clyde, the star pitcher. of the
disrupted Interstate league Score:
II II II
Nekw Castle 2. 0 0 900 o 20 6 0
Youngstown % 90 90 30 90 4 1
Batteries-Limric and Lauzon; I.
Thomas and Redman.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13

Sharon, Pa, Aug. 12.--East's two
bagger had much to do with the Ak
ron victory over Sharon by 2 to /
score. Both Ehman ard Noah were in
great form. Score:
RHE
sharon ..,..I 10000 OIL A .
Akron .,.., 100000 O.-2 3 0
Batteries-Noah and Mattison; En-
man and Dalonge.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
knoWIsdus and nalIaIon.

a little philosophy incllneth mans
mind TO atheism, but depth IN phiio
sophy Sringeth mems minds about to
religion. Bacon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
Hooking Valley
Excursion to
August 10, 1907

RETURN LIMIT AUGUST 26th
Through Coaches and Through
Sleeping Cars.
For further particulars inquire
at Union Station.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13

key, Blough. quinn. Base on balls
on Blough 8; off Mccormick, 4 Um-
pire-List. Time-1:29. Attendance
-450.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
ToDAY,s GAMES

New Castle at Youngstown.
Akron at Sharon.
Mansfield at Lancaster.
Marion at Newark
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
HOW THE CLUBS STAND
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Akron 2, Sharon /.
New Castle 2, Youngstown 0.
Newark 3, Marion / (f'irst Game)
Marion Newark Second Game)
Lancaster 5, Mansfield /.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13

The second contest was battle be-
tween two southpaws and for a won
der Marion put the cleaner on. South
paws seem to have something on the
Lime Burners.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
STOLEN BASES

Jimmy Blake got his eye In the
second game yesterday lining out
three safe ones IN four times up. He
also got a double in the first game.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13

Double plays Schweitzer to Pearce;
Blough to Dlthridge
Struck out--By Blough 8; by McCor-
,mick, Sacrifice hlts--Mylett, Lus-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13

Red Farrell is not only playing a
wonderful gamem in right but he is
slamming the ball to all corners OF
the yard. Yesterday in the first
game Farrell got one hit in three
times up and in the second game he
got three safe ones in four tries
In the last four games Red has been
az bat fifteen times and has made
ten safeties.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13

Blough pitched sunerb ball in the
second game yesterday. He had the
bug on the slugging Molders all of
.the time and their chances to score
were few and far between. In the
seventh was the only time they really
had a chance to do anything. Schweltz-
er singled and Blough would not let
HaYel sacrifice making him Whit
Murray singled and Schweitzer was
held at second After Smith had
fliea out to Farrell Pearce walked,
hlling the bases Then just TO show
how complete was his mastery of the
situation, Blough famed Manager Ber-
.ryhill.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13

Mylett was only at bat once In the
second He sacrificed once and drew
two passes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13

In the second Daubert made won
derfu running catch Of a high foul
from Snyder's bat. lie caught the
bali along the bleacher railing while
going vt top speed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13

During the series here. Al schweitz-
er, of Newark, played wonderful
game in the middle lot He robbed
the locals of numerous hits by his
great catches and his throwing TO the
plate was nothing less than marvel
Gus. The fact that Newark got away
with two games was due in large
measure to Schweltzer's work.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13

There was not a more pleased man
in town last night than Doc Blough
who won his first game. mo one in
the club worked harder to win than
did Blough, either.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13

The Lime Burners left this morning
for Newark to play three days. 1t
is probable that double header will
be played there tomorrow or Thursday.
Marion returns here for a long
series at home on next Sunday Shar-
on will be the attraction at that time.
Al Wilmot worked hard and de-
served to win. II was the old story
OF the club being unable to make
runs behind him
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
THE NEW WESTMINSTER PASTOR

The new pastor Of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. Harlan c. Mendenhall. who
aceeds the Rev. John Lloyd Lee. While In charge Of
the Presbyterian Church in Perth Amboy, y. J..
he was in touch with the religious world Of this
city, and became well known through his work on
''Fresbyterianism in Perth Amboy." DR.. Menden-
hall is Pennsylvania and was educated the
Lafayette College and the Western Theological
Seminary. He WAS ordained by the Fort Wayne
Presbytery when he took charge Of the Third
Presbyterian Church Of that city. Prior 20 this
Perth ArnbOy charge DIR. Mendenhall was pastor
OF the First resbyteTian Church OF Kansas City,
where brother of the Rev. John LLOYD Lee, the
late pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church OF this city, the church treasurer Be-
fore entering the ministry OF the years OF his
early life were devoted 10 newspaper work when
he was connected with The Springfield Repub-
lican" and other journals
While no definite plans have yet been decided on
for the building OF q Westminster church, the
present building win probably be renovated and put
IA good condition for year al least. In the mean
time aggressive campaign VIII be conducted
along the eyangelistic lines which have made this
church SO popular iE past years The pastor is
ably assisted IN his work by Mrs Mendenhall who
is the daughter OF the late Rev. Aaron Peck, Of
New York She has been active IN charity work.
and IS OF the managers OF the Female Guardian
society and the Home for the Eriendless.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
DON o. sHELroNs NEW WORK

Don o. Shelton. president Of the newly formed
Rational Bible Institute and associate secretary OF
the Congregational Home Missionary Society, ten
Dared HIS resignation 20 the latter society on De-
cernber Q, that his whole time might be freed for
the work of the Bible Institute after February l.
Al their last meeting, held this week. the executive
committee ot the Congregational Home Missionary
Society. in giving formal expression their feel
ing 20 Mr. sheltOn's withdrawal said that he
had brought energy, conservation. devotion and fer
tility of method which have been felt to = marked
degrse IN al the relations OF the society 70 the sus-
thinning churches.
Extensive plans are already being made FOR the
work OF the National Bible Institute A large SUM
sner conference VIII Do held at important At
.entie coast resort announcement OF which win 90
mace shortly. Three other Bible conferences will
@ be held during the spring months in cities in the
Middle west me new magazine Of the Bible In
stitute. The Bible Today" has appeared Among
graphical contribution by s. D. Gordon on The
Method Of Bible Study That Has Helped Ne Most %
The magazine, which IL 10 be edited by Mr.. Shell
ton, announces among its contributors the Rev DR.
Francis u. Clark. founder OF the United Sooioty
Christian EncxaYors Robert r. Speer, Secretary az
the Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Missions: Mar
Vsret =. sansster, the Rev. Howard A. Bridsnan
managing editor Of THE fionalisf: pro-
fessoT James Orr, cf Scotland. who Is 20 visit
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
JERSEYS y p s. c. E. CONVENTION.

The Christian Endeavor societies Of New jersey
will hold their twentieth annual state convention
in the First Baptist Church. Millvile, on October
10, Il and u
The following IS the programme OF the thres
days sessions:
OCTOBER TO- WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Conference OF Junior and Inernaedate Workers
2:OO-DevotonaI exercises superintendent from I0ch-
2:15-Greetinss ard plan OF work Mrs IL, !. Ida Dukes
s:sS-as5iSs: :sSas5iS.:1!as Wat: How
$TS-iIomo prepaGstion: what? How secured
8o-o9Eh i a there d9l5 to Pc I, consis TsislsF
make them interesting?
S:i5-saInpie junior meeting MIS- Baxter Sample in
terInedste meeting. Mrs Baker
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
oOo-Meeting Of state executive oommlttss
deavor work. Address By the Rev Dr. a. t.
ocsTogER II THURSDAY MORNING.
$50 to 1o-Dlstriot conference conducted by
Miss Ida 1. stephens state secretary
iS3S-bs7dtioas iS:2SSs5S5as Gf sGas sasFcis..
lo;4s-RespoRso by state president
Il i@o-Ssport Of press department A. B. Johnson super
,1s5-DiseGssion ~ Use Printers Ink to Best Ad-
Appantsaen, OF committees announcements etc
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
n. Rev A. w Anderson third viceprssident presiding
GoeeR We Follow Our Mem.
Mrs J. 8. Peacock. superintendent eoEFespOn@-
a45-open pariianent-'our Fresh Air Problem; What
Have We Done?' Arthur y. E1eTson' supefihten--
dent fresh air department =,
,-fs-Open parliament-''(3o; Send: Learn, X a M
beTts superintendent missionary department
s:s5-Address, the Rev. w l. Chamberlain pfssiosn''
Christian Endeayor Union. OF India. -,
C,onfer.nce-'IYhat Are We Doing Among the COL
ored People Of Our Slater Bishop Alexander
Walters. b. D.. superintendent OF department.
6.OO-Anncuncements- Adjournment
THURSDAY EVENING.
The Rev. W. D. 6tultz presiding.
7:Oo-Servfce OF song.
5:l5-Devotional exercises
s.l0-singing Treasurer's report
s:20-Address Dr. 2. L. Clark president OF tho
EndeaVor movement -.,.- - a
followed by informal reception ana
reunion OF delegates IN church ana lecture roodiL
OCTOBER r. FRIDAY MORNING
gas 20 79o o'clock Quiet Hour. conducted by stats
president.
Regular session. the Rev. DR.. G r. Kueoler presiding
9:oO-Devotional exercises.
S:i5-Discusson What Are We Doing for Right Laws
and a Holy Sabbath p the Rev. Dr. +. w. John
SON. superintendent department OF Christian cit
izenshp Sabbath observance.
e:s5-'Iethods Of Bible Study" the Rev. DR. Albert
Erdman. superintendent Bible study department
and Means OF Personal Bvan-
geiism' tho Rev. Abrsm Duryea, superfntend-
eyangelistio department
IL l:oo-Open parliament-''What Have We Trtodf What
Shall We Tyr John 7. Sproull. state president
l2:oO-Announcements. Adjournment.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
BIBLE LEAGUE PLANS.

The American Bible League. IN view OF the ex-
tension OF its organized work last year. through
tho formation OF branch leagues in q number OF
cities and the holding OF helpful Bible conferences
and lectures under their auspices. is planning for
still further advance during 1907, provided adequate
means can he obtained to enable il 10 enter doors
az opportunity that are said 10 be opening TO it on
every hand.
a change in the name OF the American Bible
League IS proposed ana indOrSed by the executive
committee, such Will broaden the field Of the
leagues organized work. The expenses for the
enlarged work of last gear together with the bal
Of the debt OF the previous year. call for the
raising OF $4,000. and the fiscal year closed
with this provided for in full and with a bal
Rnce Of s. SO. The financial plans OF the league
provide for raising 1ecessary funds primarily from
farge donors and secOndarily for getting smaller
gifts from "A large constituency Of friends.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

direction o., William c. Carl organist and choir
master OF the Old First.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

Tho Rev Or. James w. Cool superintendent OF
the New York District OF the Anti-Saoon League.
will speak at the Ascension Baptist Church, 1sOth
street, between Morris and Fourth avenues. az tho
morning service 1880 O'clock tomorrow. DR.. Cool
viii also speak at the evening service at the Alex
ander Avenue Baptist Church. Alexander avenue
and l4lst street.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
FIGHT ON SUNDAY THEATRES

Tomorrow is set apart a day for ..unitsd
prayer IN all churches FOR the suppression OF ths
Sunday theatres" On Monday there will bs h,id
an INSTRUMENTATION conference at tha
Marble Collegiate Church, Fifth avenue md oo,h
street. The presiding officer will be the Rev n
David James Burrell. The speakers will be Rishon
Greer, the Rev. DR.. r s. Macarthur. the Rev TSr
William v Kelley and the Rev. DR.. Theodore L.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

AT the Scotch Presbyterian Church. esth street
and Central Park West. the Rev. DR. Walter ID
Buchanan. pastor OF the Fourth Avenue Pr.sby-
terian Church. VIII preach tomorrow az II a m
In exchange with the Rev. Dr. Wylie. on 'FeIp.
fui Hurtfui Shadows"
Selections from the oratorIo OF "Elijeh" by
Mendelssohn. viii be sung in the Old First Pres
byterian Church. Fifth avenue and 18th street to-
morrow evening az :he o'clock service, under the
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.
CLIMAX OF NEW TORKS BIG TEN DAY SHOP
y CAMPAIGN.
TEN DAY SHOP
YORK'S BIG
CAMPAIGN.

America for an important series of Bible confer
at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
New York, in April; Charles stelzie, leader Of the
labor department OF the Presbyterian Board OF
Home Missions: Fred B. Smith, secretary OF the
religious work department Of the international
committee OF the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton. and Amos R Wells, managing editor OF The
Christian Endeavor World The Offices Of the
Bible Institute are in the Presbyterian Building.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

memorial service IN honor OF the life and
character Of Bishop Charles c. ATcCabe VIII DO
held in the Beekman IIil Methodist Episcopal
Church. No. 81 East 5Oth street. tomorrow even
ing at o'clock. addresses poems and music will
be appropriate TO the occasion. Tho pastor. the
Rev. Edwin Whittier Caswcll will deliver OF
tho addresses
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
rnrnAr rvnN1Nc

John T. SprOun. state president. presiding.
T:00-DeYotional exercises.
7:i5-Report OF state secretary Miss Ida b. Stephens
INSTRUMENTATION Of Report COMMITTEES on
resolutions Report OF auditing COMMITTEES. Rs-
port Of nominating committee.
s:i6-Address. ''wented-Leadsrs.' Professor Amos r
Wells, Boston -
soo-cOnsecraton servic, closing words led by state
president.
Q:2O-AdOurnment.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

At the Rutgers Presbyterian Church. broadway
and I'D street. tomorrow p IN. a meeting
will be held in behalf OF tho Hampton Normal
and Agricultural Institute. Robert c. Ogden.
president Of tho board Of trustees. viii explain its
purpose and work. Two graduates a Negro and
an Indian, will give some facts from their own
experience among their people male chorus Of
thirty voices Will sing plantation songs.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
European Advertisements.
REMOVAL NOTICE.

REMOVAL NOTICE.
Kindly note that the European offices of The
New York Tribune have been removed from No.
t49 Fleet street 60 the modern Office building,
"Danes Inn House." No. 265 Strand overlooking
AloAwYch and kinasv.aNl, London.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

and last street.
Tho coming week will be tho last OF the special
meetings in Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church.
l2sth street and Seventh avenue and will bring 10
close a really successful series OF special services.
The programme will be varied each evening, end
ing with a converts meeting Friday. The result
OF the services Will add about two hundred to
the membership OF the church. DR.. Goodell. the
pastor. IS conducting the services Special music
will continue 20 be feature. with singing by Har-
per G. Smytk and chorus choir
Next Friday evening February l. in the Madison
Square Garden Concert Hail. the Lutheran Young
Peoples Society OF New York and its vicinity will
give its second annual concert and entertainment.
The Lutheran Young Peoples Society was organ
ICED about four years ago. and is composed Of So
cietes IN the lutheran churches belonging to the
synodicaI Conference. and eighteen societies. with
a membership Of over six hundred. belong to It..
The purpose of the society is TO bring about
united effort in doing missionary work and aiding
the various benevolent institutions Of the Church.
organizing young peoples societies in churches
", strangthening those that need help and by hold
ing quarterly conventions for the purpose OF listen
cussed by the members and hearing what progress
the Individual societies are making.
14ba erst OF the addresses which DIR. Stephen s.
wise will deliver before the FREQ Synagogue At
the Hudson Theatre tomorrow morning will be
on what Is Free synagogueT' The subjects
OF the remaining five addresses or tho SERIES TO be
delivered on February 8. TO- IT and "a aud March g.
will be: Shall the Pulpit Be Free?' els Judaism
Religion Of Authority or a Religion OF the Spir-
itT' What Is the Religion OF Israeli" 'Ts the
Moral Supremacy Of Church and Synagogue En-
dangeredf' and Synagogue and Church-What
Are the Possibilities OF Cooperation"
The Peoples Church OF Borough Park and Mar
tense is making itself felt in the section wherein #
hopes to do effective evangelical work Since De-
cember ten new members have been received
into the church. and the Sunday school is growing
rapidly; new class organized on sunaav
January 13, and two new Glasses tho roliou,,ns
Sunday. The pastor, the Rev Lyman G. Petfifs
has been preaching series of sermons on tba
Book OF Revelations. One OF the features az ,bis
church IS the hearty congregational singing ~
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
FRIDAY AFTERNooN

The Rev. Dr. a. W. spOoner. presiding.
2:OO-DevotionRl exercises.
2l5-School Of methods, conducted by Professor
Wells
8.00-Parlor conferences.
3:30-Junior exercsses-loeai juniors.
slJ-Iustrated address juniors and children Pro-
fessor Amos r. Wells. editor of The Christian
EndeaYor World"
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

A course OF four sermons on '"rhe Social Mes
sage OF Christianity" will be delivered in ths
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church by the Rev.
DR.. Thomas c. Hail. OF Union Theological Semi
nary, at the following services: January q (morn-
tnF), 'What Christianity Stands For': January 17
safternoonl, What Must We Do 20 Be SayedT'
February faiternoon). What Is Our Work for
cial Incarnation OF Cod " -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-31
NOT A pRuNkAsp.
Mrs. Howarc npid Denies Husband's
Charge OF I.r,.entcd Ininxicnlinn.

Mrs. Hownrr pld Denies Husbands
Charge ~ r,eaeascd intoxicatiOn.
NEW YORK. May 81 Indignant nj
the charge made by her husbnnd that
her bibulous habits had wrecked their
married life, Mrs. Howard Gould said
that her counsel would hasten her suit
for divorce 50 that she could get public
vindlcation.
"This IL only another shameless
move IN the conspiracy against me-
Mrs. Gould declared. "Eyery one
knows that there Is no foundation fol
any charge OF that kind against me-"
The charge to which Mrs. Gould re
fers was made by friend OF her hus
band who acted as his spokesman. II
was 10 the effect that Mr.. Gould re
fused 10 live with his wife because she
was given TO the use OF intoxicating
liquor and that he had repeatedly
warned her she must reform or lose
his love and esteem. The friend
added:
"All his friends know what he has
suffered In the last two or three years
He was extremely fond OF his wife
and II was only because he found Y
intolerable 10 live with her further
that he left her The details of hii
going will be told In the answer.
"Mrs. Gould Is n fascinating woman
but when she has been drinking hel
manner changes. Mr.. Could VIII de
scribe Mt length how liquor affects her
and when the public learns what h
has put up with II Will see the case II
different Hight.
up 10 the time Mr.. Gould left hcl
he begged and pleaded with his WIFI
10 give up drinking. Things got 81
bad. however, that one day he told hel
plainly she either must give up llquo'
or give him up. Her reply settled th'
case 10 far as he was concerned. III
decided that conditions In his home ha'
become unbearahle aud that he woul'
permit his wife 10 go her own way"