davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
TRENTON, N. .liekt6.

TRENTON. N. Y. 4liekt6-
rzy lui>i- So rzecl>.yywissciie
SIC esli j. Otto " zesz'a sobo
te 10 i-dn restau racyi,
.przyjeto mez zyzne do otWi4s-
rania os'ryg, kt6ry naWias-1n
.m6Wiac nlgds przy takl+j ro-
bocir ni1 pracoWa1. CzIoWiek
ten Of sieraiac ostry yge. INA
iazl " niejj perle, ktorej war
5tosc z,,awcy oszaco coWali na
900 dolarbw.
Szczesl Hwy nalaaca teras
ME bedzie sic obawial ,,zlych
ca SOW Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
BFRI,IN listODada:

BERLIN ..23 listopada:
w czasie feryi Bozego Marc
dzenia KS. BueloW ma wye.
cbac ma kilkotygod odnioWy
urlop, czuje sic boWiem wy:
czerpany J j 'zdenerwowany,
Me trudno dac Ware.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
MONACHIUM, BAWA'

MONACHIUM, BAWA-
RYA, % listopada. - W
Bawaryi i W ca1ych po}udnio-
wych Niemczech So wszyscy
wciaz r6wnie niezadowoleni
z pewodu przebiegu sprawy
polityki ces. Wilhelma. Ga
zety otwarcje pisza, re kon-
ferencya jego z Buelowem
byla chybiona manewrem,
bo cesarz niczego ME obie-
cal, do niczego sic ME zobo-
wiaza}. lime gazety wk}adaja
ma parliament zadanie pre-,
prowadzenia reform, oraz ra,
dza, by wydzia} Rzeszy Me
mieckiej stale i stanowczo
kontroloWat sprawy pahstWa.
Niekt6re czasapisma otw warcie
wys tepuja przeciwko cesa-
rzowl, nazywaja lego oswald
czenie wykreceniem sic Cd
spe1nienia woli ludu, sejmu
i kanclerza nawet. Pisza,
ze Cd tego czasu; Cd tego
rozbratu, jaki obecnie nastal
pomiedzy cesarzem a naro-
dem, datowac sic bedzie wal
ka 0 wplywy ma panstwo
ojjczyzne, jaka powstac mu-
81 pomie edzy rzadem cesarza,
"a ludem; walki tel uniknac
ME MONA, a parliament po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

ITEM miescie leza} W szpitalu
przez jedenascie tygodni, 9
po' wyjsciu re szpitala przy'
jecha1 do Stevens Point
mieszka obecnie u pana Kon:
-stantego Cieciorka przy ul.
North pod nr. 108.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

q ALBAN, WIS. Pod kie-
rownictwem wielebnego ojca
lBerendta, Franciszkanina
Washington, Mo-, odby1a sic
misya W Alban i trwala cd
d. Ago do d. 12-go lstopa-
da w1acznie. Ma zakohczenie
misyi najprzewielebnie iejszy
biskup Fox by} obecny i u.
dzieli1 sakramentu bierzmo-
wanna stu szescdziesieciu
czterem osobnm. W czasit
misyi, opr6cz proboszcza tu.
tejszego, ksiedza j. Pociechy,
oyli obecni nastepujacy ka-
p!ani: 0. R. Berendt, 0. F
NJ; ks. Pescihski, ks. Flory-
siak, ks. Kurzejka, ks. Pola'
czyk, ks. Kugowski, ks. kor-
czyk, ks. Ma1kowski, ks. I.
Vorlicek, ks. Ehr. Ulrich.
Przez ostatnie try dni by1a
|odprawiana suma z asysta, a
ma zako6czenie, W obecnosci
biskupa, msze uroczysta ce-
]ebrowa1 ks. Kugowski, przy-
czem dyakonem by1 ks. Fo-
rysiak, subdyakonem ks.
VorIicek, a biskupowi przy
tronie asystowa]i ksieza: Pes
ci6ski Ehr. .Wszystkie iowa
rzystwa W odznakach mu.
zyka ma czele, Wsr6d bicia
dzwon6w huku strza15w
wyruszy}y ma spotkanie bi-
skupa. Ma drodze by1a usta-
wiona Drama tryumfalna. Do
Sto1u Pahskiego przystapi1a
Gala parafia. Pan Marcin
.Cies]ewicz ofiarowa1 Wspa-
nia1y krzez misyjny, a naste,
:pujjace osoby z}ozyty ofiare
ma wybudowania kapliczki
IA cmentarzu dla .figury
Matki Boskiej: Kurzewski
starry $40, Knitter $10,. Kar-
pi6ski $5, Frydach Aug. SIS,
,Wanta Eva $5, Stencil Jan
81, Jurkowskas Maryanna 81.
Okna do tel kapliczki spra-
will: B, Pionkowski, J Izy-
dor i w. Pliszka. Wszystkim
tym ofiarodawcom, a j ksie-
zom dobrodziejom, oraz BIZ
.skupowi "a udzial W misyii,
:nalezy sic Cd ca1ej parafii
.serdeczne Bog zap}ae.''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

winien podjac wszelkie srod-
XII konstytucyjne by ukrociG
uzurpacye cesarza i jego stu.
zalc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
LONDYN, % listopada.

LONDYN, % istopada.
Prasa tutejsza omawia ME
og1oszony W amerykahskim
magazynie Century, inter-
view polityczny ces. Wilhel-
ma, ME przywiezujac je-
dnak zbyt wielkiej do niego
wagi. Interview ten zosta1
W ostatniej chwili wstrzyma-
ny, ale tres6 jego dosz}aido
publicznej wladomosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

RZYM, % listcpada. -
Donosza z Watykanu, re Oh
ciec sw. zaziebi1 sic ostatni-
mi dniami i z tel przyczy-
ny ME przyjmuje nikogo,
Audyencye odwofano lub od-
1ozono. Spodziewaja, sic, ze
"a pare dni Papiez juz bedzie
zdr0W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
PARYZ. % ]istopada

PARYZ, % ]istopada.- W
parlamencie omawiano zaj-
scia ma St. Pierre i Mique-
Ion. Rzad zamianowa} admi-
n;st1atorem tych wysp P. Di-
delot'a, kt6ry odjedzie tam na
krazowniku ,,Gloire";; opr6cz
tego kazano dwu okretom
pancernym przygotowac sic
do drogi, prawdopodobnie
r6wniez do owych wyse
pek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

IstOlSklegO. In. 1890 paZuZler-
lEika 1903.
Plus P. P. X.
| w dopisku ma odwrotnej
stronie fotografii Papisza do.
nosza p. T. Ostrowskiemu:
Najprzew. ks, Arcybiskup
| Weber, J6zef Weber c.. 3. i
Przewiel. ks. Jan Kasprzyc-
XII. G. R., 'Prze1 Gil. 90. zmar-
ltwychwstahc6w, re b}ogoswa-
wie6stwo to wyjedral Maj
prev. ks. Arcybiskup We
ber ma prywatnej audyencyi
y Ojca sw. dnia 19 pa7dzier-
nika b. r.
Nie>wyklrgo tego wyszcz1-
g6lnitnia dostapl p. Ostrow-
ski "a sumienne wykony-
wanie prac przy budo"ie k
scio16w po|skicn i szk63 W
Chicago, kt6rych tn pobudo
wal ki'kanascie. Ma prosbe
wniesiona pewnej strony
stad z Chicago do Przewie).
ks. Jana Kasprzyckiego, po.
czypi1 tenze odpowiednie sta
rama "a posrednictwem ks:
|Arcyb. Webera uzyskal Cd.
aczenie dla Polaka, Q jaa
kie go listoWnie proszono.
| Podobne odznaczenie O..
trzymal swego czasu archl-
text p. Steinbach kt6ry row.
niez kierowal robotnikami
przy budowaniu gmach6w
niektorych parafij polskicb.
SHAMOKIN PA. = Stra-
szny, wypadek wydarzy} sic
W. czwartek w samO LO1udDie
ma krzyz6wce kolei Reading
skiej ma Race ulicy. Dzieci
ze szkofy sw. Stanis}awa wy
bieg4y ably udae sic do do
NOW na obiad, Cecylia Osin-
ska i Marta Kres, dwie ma
1e dziewczynki liczace ME
wiecej jak lat dziewiec mad
biegly do krzyz6wki v chwi-
Ii gdy pociag pasazerski by}
0 kilkanascie jard6w oddalo-
ny. Ma chwile stanefy, ale
myslac ze zdolaja przesci-
gnac pociag pobiegty przez
kolej. w tel chwili nadlecial
pociag uderzajac W ME tax
strasznym rezultatem a mia
nowicie ucinajac glove ma1ej|
|Cecylii Osihskiej i zabijajac
liza ma miejscu i kaleczac ma
Ia Marte Kres tax strasznie
ze kazdeJ chwili spodziewac
sic MONA jej smierei. Ten
sam poc'ag kt6ry W ME ude-
!rzyl odwi6d Marie do szpi-
ltaia g6,niczego gdzie znaidu-.
je sic " .krytycz czny YIN sta,'ie.
Przech odnie podniesli cialo
|Osidskiej strasznie pokaleczo-
ne j bez glowy, jako tez po-
raniona Kres, Widok byl ME.
do zniesienia ii=wzruszyl choc
najoboj9 szego,. Ma kogo.
spada wina:: ssmisrc jednsj a.
5straszIe pokaleczen ie drugiej
dziewczynki, dotYc chczas ME
wiado dono ale jest to pewnem.
ze krzyzoWka ma Race ulicy
jest iedpa 2 Dajnieb piecz-4
niejszych y naszem miescie.
GRAND APIDs, Mich.
w .nien1al lynn !. e k:1lop ocie znaj-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
! CHICAGO, Ill. Ps

CHICAGO, III. Pan Te-
.odor Ostrowski, d1ugoletni
/ asyer przy zarzadzie /: lied
.noezenia z, r, znan,ly y
.przedsie ebiorca bud dowlany, @
:tfzymai 2 Rzym1 b1ogosla.
iienstwo apostle tolskie cd Oj-
ca sw. Piusa x, dla siebie j
caIej sWei rodziny Pod sW.yn1 ~
wizerun kiem Wlypisa1 Ojciec
sW. wlasno oreezne slowa bio
::gos' s'awiiehstwa po 1acinie
6kt6re v pols kim ekladzie
.brzmiaa;; ], Uk'oc chllanlemu syno:
v, vi, I Teod doroWi. 4 OstroWs kiemu
i ii lego rod dziiniie udzialamy y ze
3serca blogoslo hstWa apo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
z NV FoIL.,s'KIc,!H]. j
" AMEiR,IYCE

CHICAGO3 ILL.,, Okropny
wypadek w5darzyl sic W
gmachu pod p. 254 przy r,
Monore u. C4ternassto letni
ch4opiec do Iposlugi we fir
ME mebli Cdhen and Co.,
niejaki Kazinferz Kawanew-
ski, chcia{ na drugim pie
trze zejsc 2 Aelewatoru, "a.
MIN tenze zupe}nie sic "a
trzymal. Elewator tymcza-
sem wzui6a se nagle " 60
re, podczas Sly ch}opiec 6
po}owa korpusu znajdowa1
sic jeszcze " jego klatee.
.Skutek bAl taxi, zc tul6W i
glowa ch}opca zosta1y. .stra-
szn;e zgniecione p,zy ret
knieciu sic podstawy windy
z powala eciego pietra.
Kierownik efewatora, John
Cass, zan. pn,a375 n. Dixon
str, ma widok tego okropne-
go nieszczescia popaa1 W O.
mdlenie j do1ieto maszyni-
sta Pual trzyhawszy wiinde,
z trudem wydosta1 pognle-
clone do niepoznania zw1oki,
kt6re nastepnie przewiezio-
no do zak1adu pogrzebowe-
60 Rolstona przy Wabash
ave. mr.. 518 i natychmiast
o wypadku uwiadomiono ko-
ronera miejskiego. Rodzic6w
tragicznie zmar1ego ch1opca,
mieszkajacych przy W. "a d.
on. 338 powiadomiono tele-
fon:cznie o nieszczesciu, pod
czas gdy. kierujacy elewato-
rem John Cass zostal areszto-
Wany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

skarzony przez Jozeta batro-
,skiego, "a kradziez $50. y
brania dw6ch zlotych ze-
gark6w, stawal pred :sa-
dem wyzszym. Ma zasadzie
zezna6 swiadk6w, Borzulskll
uznany by1 "a winnego, po-
czem Sedzia Ferris wydal
wyrok nastepujacy: Burzal-
ski obowiazanJ jest oplaci6
wszelkie koszta sadowe "
kwocie $4,000 oraz skazany
Jest ma wiezienie 9 miesieczne.
Po wydaniu wyzej wspo-
mnianego wyroku, niezWlo-
cznie Borzulskiego odprowar
dzono do wiezienia.
- G6rnicy, nazWiskiem =.
Price z Westmore i Jackie
wicz z Edwardsville, zatru-
dnieni W ". {. & w. kopal-
nj. zosta]i SLIME pokaleczeni
podczas piracy od1amkiem
wegla.
silniejsze obrazenia na ca.
lynn ciele otrzymal Price,
kt6rego wstanie bezprzyt tom-
nym odwieziono do szpitala.
Stan zdrowia Prica jest bez-a
nadziejny, Jackiewicz z po-
wodu lzejszych obrazeh po
udzieleniu mu pomocy lekar-.
skiej ma miejscu, odwieziony
zostal zawezwa .,ym amb,1lan-
sem do domu ma dalsza ku-
racye. Jakkolw wick Jackirwicz
;otrzymal poka'eczenla lei
=sze, pracowac zas nit. bedzie
m6gl 20 poczac Wcz s,.is j.
.iak "a 8 /, esiace.
i q = 2 & I : n * . Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

duje sic agent realnosci Sta
nis1aw Stiller, 161 Si6dma u
lica. Aresztowany on zostaf
W czwartek pod oskarzeniem,
il przywlaszczy} sobie $40
kt6re mu powierzy1 Kazi-
mierz Linkiewicz, proszac go
azeby pieniedze to przes1ai
Janowi Linkiewiczowi W Ro-
syi. Bylo to W listopadzie. ro-
ku 1907, Linkiewicz p6znie]
dowiedzia1 sic, re pieniadze
nigdy ME d" ziy do Rosyi ]
dopomi:,a1 sic cd Stillera
zvrutu pi' niedzy Linkie wicz
twjerdzi, T.. W naju %. r.
Stil'er y zyz al sic re ,przy
w}aszczy} sobie pie''iadze, ale
obieca1 zwr6c { je wkr6tce z
or ce TEN, a poniewaz do
t. G. czas jeszc e tego ME U
czy,.i} przeto spo wodowa81
przyar' szto ,an;e StllIera.
Stiller znalazl reczyciela I
zostaE wypuszczony na vol
nose.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

FILADELFIA, Pa. w do.
mu Ignacego Spiry. na pro.
gu ul. 10 i Cambridge nasta-
pill wczoraj Wybuch bomby.
|kt6ry znacznie uszkodzi1 bu-
dynek. Gregorio Orlando
troje jego dzieci zostali cd
walacych 6cian: mocno u
szkodzeni.
Zachodzi1o podejrzenie ze
sprawca tego czyniul So wy
sfannicy ,,Czarnej Reki". Mie
szkajacy W tyle budynku o
trzyma1 niedawno list = po-
gr6zkami ''Czarnej Reki"
Giuseppe Roccokami, ze 20
stanie zamordowany, jezeli
ME z}ozy 1000 W um6wio.
nem miejscu.
STEVENS POINT, Wis.
Przyjecha1 do Stevens Point
Wis. p. Edward Narbutow-
ski majacy ciekaWa torye
do d. DIpo' l,I vice DE MA 9 SVEN
~ L: Uciek1 20 zeslaniia ma
ESyberye dnia 28k kWie etnia
roku 907. Byf z,,es1an.y .ns
|Syberye "a udziai v po1ity:.
| ce j przez jedenaecie lat pra.
eowaf " kopalniiaeh pod zie.
mia. Idalo nnu sic jjednak u
ciec ztamtad Wraz: y tow'larzy-
szem niedo oh, peWnyn,lal M lyyd. J d.
kiem. Dostal sic .yberyi
do Japonii a ztantaad w,ysla
no 60 do San Francisco. 3 W
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-07

clarksb1rg made mistake not
getting outfelder Keener, formerly OF
South Bend. who has been captured
by Fairmont. Keener swats tho
globule for a fare-thee-well. !
Knock, We sluggers. knock. And
when the Moguls win a game strut
around and tell them how It is that
clarksburg has the best baseball team
in the circuit
Scorers at Connellsyille and Charlie
roi ought to include the time at bat
figures In the fluctuations. That Is a
very important part of the score. BY
their omission the keeping of bat
tin averages by league newspapers
has been knocked all to pieces.
++.f
connellsvllle is making preparations
for big celebration when the Union
town team visits Mud Island, satur-
day, May 1e.
No appropriate niclSnames have yet
been discovered for UnIontown and
Scotdale. The four other clubs are
known thusly: Fairmont, the
Reddy, Macks; Clarksburg. Moguls, al
SO Drummers: Conneilsyllle, Ground
hogs, and Carleroi. Cherubs.-Union-
town News-sandard.
$50
Gilmer Weston doesn't believe in
this much rain.
49,
Pa Wilson says the reason the Mo-
guls did not win yesterday was be-
cause they lost.
%++
Some say that Bechtel remained in
the box too long.
Why, Oh Why, is there such wet
ness?
++4
Just think of it! Fairmont is
ahead Of US in the standing. Never
mind.
$50
You jes' wait, Beany.
Pray for sunshine.
A session of the Knockers Club
was held down on Pike street last
evening.
Talk about your cheap sports. One
took Telegram baseball extra away
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-07
BITS OF BASEBALL GOSSIP

from a newsboy in pike street last
night, read the baseball story and
then handed the paper back to the
boy.
Subscribe for the baseball extra.
$50
Remember that cIarksburg is get
ting baseball extra that cities q,
a hundred thousand or more do not
have. Boost the thing.
$50
Is 1t going to keep up for forty
days and forty nights?
Uniontown seems to be going some.
1t looks like either Fairmont or
clarksburg will have to stop them.
-Fairmont Times.
$50
outfelder Ducky Holmes, Of Fair
most, is afflicted with severe cold
and a stiff neck.
y y
Uncle Augustus says 1t was be-
Rudolph eats the red part of the
baseball extra after reading It in
order to keep his spirits up.
%@+
Cousin Maurice threw a At when
he read the score.
Marty Hogan has bought Shortstop
Clyde Wares from Syracuse and
Third Baseman Cooley from Canton.
Wetzel may be secured from wheel-
ing. G
The eastern trip OF the Washing
ton and Jefferson baseball team has
been called on.
Rimby and Porter, two pitchers
sent from Fairmont to Uniontown,
have been released by McCloskey.
$50
It is not improbable that the Fair
mont team will play an exhibition
game at Grafton some time during
the season. A schedule Of the open
dates has been forwarded to that city.
Maggie, who played at short for
Butler last season, would like to land
berth in the Pawva league.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-07
GAINESVILLE
GETS VESSEL
lnfieIder Turned Over to Wheel
ing by Pirates is Trans
ferred Once More.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., May e.
"Buz" wetzel, the former star third
bagman of the East Liverpool team,
ha at last landed with the team he
has been wanting to play with all
season provided, Of course, that he
could not play with the Pittsburg
nationals. A deal has just been con-
sumate by Manager Hogan in which
Wetzel goes to GAINESVILLE for Short
stop Vessel former member of the
Wheeling team, who has been this
season with the GAINESVILLE outfit.
This will permit wetzel to be near his
home at Roseville. o., just ten miles
away. and as he has lately been mar
ried 1t is natural to suppose that the
fast infielder is correspondingly hap
Ply over the deal that took him there.
Wetzel has been playing out Of po-
sltion at Wheeling, having made to
cover the short field, position he is
not an adept in. The third corner is
whore the big fellow shines, and it
Is to third that Manager Hogan Will
probably send him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-07
Ten Inning Game Taken
From Cokers BY Fairn1onf
Carlisle Pitches a Good Game
While Visitors Bang the
Bulb Effectively.

coNNEILsyLLE, Pa. May -
It took ten innings to decide yester-
days game between the locals and
the ,Fairmont Champions. II vas a
good game and was enjoyed by 4
good sized crowd considering tae
weather. Both teams we're worked
up to the highest pitch, and the visit
ors took the lead early in the game.
The visitors presented at patched
up team, but the strong pitching Of
Carlisle. who allowed but three hits,
was too much for the locals, and ON
the other hand Wallace was batted
hard, but succeeded in keeping tho
score down only by the fast playing
Of his team mates. The feature Of
the game was the hard hitting OF
Keener, who had four hits, including
a double and triple.
There was some wrangling and
First Baseman zurlage for the yisit-
ors, was sent to the bench for start
Ing an argument with the umpire.
The score: M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-07
MasterfuI TwirIing by CiCotte
Enables Boston TO White
wash New York.

BOSTON. Mass. May 7-Cicotte's
masterful pitching enabled Boston to
shut out New York yesterday. Bos-
ton punched hits in the fifth and
sixth innings and with Newton's wild
ness and errors scored four runs.
Score r. H. L.
Boston 900 O31 OO"-4 5 3
New York :. 900 900 600 /
Batteries = Cicotte and Carrigan;
Newton and Blair.
Tummary-Two-base hit, Unglaub.
Stolen base. Wagner. Base on balls
of New ton 2. Struck out-Cicot-
te z, Newton 6.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-07
Pirates Take a Fall Out o.
ChiCago-Rain Prevents
Other Games.

PIT'TsBURG, Pa, May Pitts
burg defeated Chicago yesterday af-
ternoon. The game was won when
Lundgren gave three bases on balls.
Two errors in the third inning gave
Pittsburg two runs. Leiheld was
strong. Chance was put out OF the
game in the fifth inning for disput-
ing decision.
Score R.H.E
Pittsburg 80. .OO2 $50 OO"-5 . 2
Chicago ..... .OO1 900 O1o-2 G /
Batteries Leificld and Gibson;
Lundgren and Killing.
Summary-Two-base hit, thinner
man. Stolen bases, swacina and Ev-
ers. Bases on balls, Leifield 5, Luud-
gren :. Struck out. LelReld 4. Lund-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-07
FINE UMBRELLA
viii Be Given to Best Batsman
of MOguIs by Irwin
Lockwood Co.

There is a handsome gold headed
umbrella at the Irwin-Lockwood store
for the members Of the Clarksburg
baseball team who does things with
the war club at Union park. The To-
cal player who makes the highest
batting average on the home grounds
from the beginning Of the season un-
til Decoration day Will have the UNI
brella presented to him. Now, get
busy, you Moguls. and bang the bullet
for all you are worth. It win rain
this summer. perhaps.
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DEFEATED
On a Slippery Field Uniontown
Again Wins the Score
Being 8 to 5.

UNIoNToWN, Pa. May ION a
slippery field the local team easily
downed scottdale yesterday after
noon. The day was cold and a small
crowd attended the game. Owing to
the bad condition of the field, many
of the scores were made on misplays
The locals drove Roeper to the woods
and their hitting was the feature Of
the game.
Score r. H. q.
Uniontown .103 3O1 1906 liz 2
Scottdale 1000 O1O OO4-5, 9 A
Batteries-Riley and Frankenber-
ry; Roeper, crabb and sleyin. +.
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.MOguI Pill Pusler Forces in
Runs After Good Lead,
Then CflarIerOiHas a
Batfest.
Special to ne DaiLp TeLegrarr.

Special to The Daily Telegram
CHARLEROI Pa, May 6-Clarksburg started out like
victor by scoring in the first inning of todays
game They took mer grip by scoring another their
half of the third but Pitcher Bechtel wild in the last
OF this round after two hits and error had filled the
bases, and by walking two forced many over.
Chareroi tailed in the fifth inning an error and two
singles in the seventh doubles by Cosgove and Houser and
single by Nally scored and sent BecheI TO the
bench Wilson took his place and stopped further hitting
A The box score:
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ACCEPTED
Is Newsies' Challenge by the
Bridgeport Nine Who Want a
Game Saturday, May is.

1.-THE following acceptance Of the
sweeping challenge recently issued
by the Telegram Newsies ball nine
has been received by the Telegram:
Bridgeport, w. Va, May 5, 1908.
Sporting Editor of the Telegram:
Dear Strive want to know If we
can get game with your newsboys
Saturday, May 16.
Yours truly,
Manager William Blackwell.
Captain Wilbert Fitzhugh.
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What Shall We Have for Dessert?
Try JELL-o, the dainty, appetlzing
economical dessert. Can be prepared
nstantly-slmply add boiling water
and serve when cool. Favored just
right; sweetened just right, perfect in
every way. A 1Oc package makes
enough dessert for large family.
All grocers sell 1t. Don't accept sub
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.NORMALS BEAT
THE FRESHMEN
Varsity Team is Defeated at
South Side Park,
Fairmont.

The Fairmont Normal School team
defeated the Freshmen OF the Uni
versity yesterday afternoon at South
Side park by the score of to 5.
The Morgantown team was ahead un-
til in the fifth inning, when the Nor
NAL got five rms oyer the plate. The
game was called on account OF rain.
Score R. H. e.
Normal ........... 900 1866 4 2
FRESHMEN -UlS ulU-0 .
atteries-Normal, Amos and Nor
gan; Freshmen, Helke and White.
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"ITad dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what 1 did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured mel. H.
Walker. sunbury, Ohio.
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STORM MILLS A MAN.

CHICAGO, H.. May 7-one man
was killed. another blown down and
injured and much damage was oaus-
ed during a terrific wind and rain
storm here today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham, OF
Detroit who have been spending a
few days with Mrs. j. w. Thorn, left
Wednesday for Madison, Ind.
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stitutes JELL-o complies with all,
Pure Food Laws. aavors-Lemon,
Orange, Raspberry. Strawberry,
Chocolate, Cherry. Peach.
John Mcclure, OF Weston, prom
inent oil man, is in the city.
S. L. MCGEE. of Hundred, is a
prominent visitor in the city.
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Track Meet Postponed.

Because of rain and wet groun Is
the High School League track meet
arranged for next Saturday at Fair
mont has been postponed until Sat
urday, May 16.
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at PIttsburg.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rain.
Chlcago-Cleveland, wet
St. Louis4Detroit, rain.
Boston 4, New York 0.
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Two-base hlts-Keener. Zprlage.
Three-base kitchener. Sacrifice
hlts-Montgomery, Holmes, Gates
Jackley. Stolen bases Francis.
First base on balls-off Wallace 8.
of Carlisle A. Time-2:30.
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stnndinr Oh thc CLANS.


Games Today.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
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stahding of dc CInbs.
MAKING A HIT.

The Clarksburg Telegram is
making a decided hit with its .
baseball extra. The extra is
bright and breezy and covers
the whole league.-F airmont
Times.
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PAMVA RESULTS


Fairmont 4. connensynle 2, d
lnnigs).
Chartered 5, cIarksburg. 2.
Uniontown 8, scottdale 5.