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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
CLERKS Salaries
INCREASED At P. 0,
POSTMASTER HAzELETT Sc
CURES THE INCREASE.
Miss Lou Davis Assumes New Duties
Salaries Increased 500 70
$500 Per Year.

Through the recommendation "
Postmaster Robert Hazclett. mum
bcr Of the employees Of the local post
Office will receive % substantial I'm.
crease in salary. which will 20 into
effect with several executions. nj
once. Miss lou T. Davis. who has for
ually taken charge OF the money or
der department. of which she is sup
erintcnfent. has been increased in
salary 500 n year
Increases Of 500 per year we're
given o. j Terry. clerk iu the city
division. and T. =. Knokc. stamp win.
dow clerk. Jack Cov1. superintendent
81 malls. has also hccu granted an in.
crease ~ 500 n year. az has Henry
g. Albright. superintendent Of the CITY
delivery Fred Nirucss and VIM r
Duvail received 500 increases. while
chester s. James was granted an In.
crease Of 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Rain STOPS RACES
Big Feature Event at Kalamazoo Car
ried Over to Thursday

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 10
What promised to he a great contest
for the $4,000 Paper Mills stake. for
2.l4 trotters at the Kalamazoo grand
circuit meeting was cut short this aft
ernoon by a heavy downpour, just
after the first heat had been raved.
The rain rendered the track UNIT for
further racing to-day.
Tho first heat Of the big race demon
strat"d that there was an immense
amount Of speed I'm the neld. Areo
Levhurn. the top heavy favorite. made
e poor showing. r. 7. g. which last
year earned his KEEP by drawing n
delivery wagon. and therefore was a
despised outsider. surprised everybody
by winning the heat rather easily.
me heat was run or also in the
c:24 trot. and the 2:14 pace. Anvil
von the trot I'm a jog. while Game
Maid had things pretty much her own
way. in the pacing event.
All to-day's events have been trans
eerred TO to-morrow'S card
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FIEL GONE
Turf Exchange Man Said 70 Have F.t.
sgned-Fr,ends Say Merely


r was reported Yesterday 49, Natc
Ficl. who was arrested recently on
complaint ~ the Municipal League.
rad severed his conn .rf'rn with tho
Wheeling 'utf exchange friends ~
Nr Flcl fev that be hes merely gone
20 Cleveland md viii return m time
0 answer io Tho -h7rcc ~ conducting
gambling establishment. brought
rcainsf him hv rho loaslc fIc fs
under bond m appear on Two dincrcnt
charges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
SHOOT TODAY

This afternoon tho regular v.ooktv
shoot 1f fhe jig Game. Rifle. Rod ana
'r club uiil boz held on the range
east ~ fho Grove. and biz afferr
anc" is expected AT NJ the local
fl0o'ors arc anxious fo 60. into fua
fhap" FOR 'ho big registered forrra
rrsn' 'p be- held hero during tho osrfy
part OF september and ,hoy wrI go
oIf 0r fhc o'cipct Wes. A1evarsor
f1r ''dHr Arrangements f0u tho
tournament nrr rapidly being rom
rI"f"d. end Indications point fo Tho
'r'rf being fHo largest ~ ifs kind
'E'r h'.I .n fh.s section Shooters
gun f" rr"e"r' from aIi parts ~ Wc-.
|-r'n.f ard fhr various powder ana
'' concerns NJ rho country all
.." representative rrrsnnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Racing

ERIE. Pa. July 1e.-Three events
on to-day's card OF the Lake Erie trot-
ting circuit were run of to-day, while
the fourth event went over until to-
morrow. after Hazel c had won one.
ard Cecil Bryan two heats. sum-
mnries:
2:I7 pace. s4oo-Rosewood tBene-
dicD. won: woodciiffe King (GosnelD
second; Lily Woodford (JamisonI
third. Best time e:l7x.
2:is trot. .ioo-King Redwood Din
ney). won. Nance (Ernest). second:
captain Hunte tGyles). third. Best
time. 2:1si..
2:22 trot. s400-Alation (Gosnell).
won: Hickory Girl Drown. second.
George J CShackeiton). third. Bes,
time. ASA.
2:1s pace. s4oo-(unfnished)- Cecil
Bryan tBrusie). two heats: Hazel c
tJamisonJ one heat. Best time. 2:l91
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
MODERN TELL SHOOTS
DYSTANDER m FACE
Game AZ Ht1t nstcn May Have verJ
Serious Fndinq-Buuet I'M
bcdded in Neck

.. f.. f"fr. .Irrnra-
NTINGTON. Vs. Va. 1ui, fq
4 modern William Toll. in tho per
son oi dusNy Johnny Painter. with ar
other lad. engaged in rharushootnr
If H small piece OF cardboard he'll
hv Che other Fainter missed fh.
cardboard and h's friend and Tho buf
lot from 80 cHiihcr ri0c struck
i'ud Grccn. SON off 1 Chesapeake a
ohio "mnInye boo thc facc The bullet
ranged doFI and into t1c mock Uu
loss complications develop Do viii rc.
cover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Miller Reunion

Sreo.ai uI-rntr. .o f.e Irt~iiir~resr.
FAlRMONT. vs.. Va. July ia-fnvi.
tations have been received in this
city for the Miller family reunion.
which will take place on Thursdav.
July 20. at Northampton. Mass Will.
lam p. Miller. Of jamestown. one Of
The venerable residents Of this city.
is the oldest living member 81 the
family. lie 10 now in very feeble
health. and II his health viii permit.
his son. T. O. Miller. will attend the
reunion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
cuos Win Game.

BOSTON. July '9.-Doyle won to-
days game from Chicago. . 10 3. I'm
the eleventh inning by batting n home
run over tho left field fence. scoring
Hoffman ahead Of him. Herzog and
Miller. who patched up matters with
the homo team last night. appeared
in the Boston lineup Score:
z n =
"-f-aro nr0o0dSn0 Il ~ Z
Boston go r. = r q % n o. = ?
batteries Brown. Toney and Archer.
] fetfe- NRtte-n and king
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0. & P. LEAGUE
SteubenvllIe Wins.

STECBENVILLE. O.. IuJy 10
Castle decided a brilliant pitchers
battle here today with a two-base
drive In the ninth. scoring Faux with
the winning run. The hitting OF Left
Fielder Quilan. 81 the Stubs. who
Knocked home run. was a feature.
Steubenville.. O0OO1-3 1
Mansfield. 11ooOO0OO-2 2
Ratteries-Faulk and ThacEera;
Stecker and Daley.
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CASE FILED
4. 3. lr-hoh Sues Miss Helen Dc
Vries and Others IN Ohio
COUNTY CIrcuLt Court

Tho rr1ecipo in The case % s o.
lmhon 49, llol'I uo Vries Of 700 vr4
Died yesterday ln circuit court bv
,. Stvf"Ii attorney Tor thc pl4iuur
IN" case is coufr0vcr., over l
certain trac. of real cstat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
or Wheeling and Martins Ferry Pick.
nleked Yesterday At Wheel.
Ing Park.

The sunday schools 81 tho ST.
Pulls Episcopal church. az Nar.i,s
Fcrrv. ana the ST. Andrew s. Protest.
ant Episco vol church of South W 1cct
ans held their annual picnic %; Wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Newark Qrons Onn.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. july iq.-
Grand Rapids hit opportunely today.
while Newark failed in the pinches
and the locals won. TO . Score:
r ~ T..
Grand Rapids 100000 III 70 .
Newark ~ 000OOI 1901 I
batteries EssiCk and Holmes. Col
Grich and Martin
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Ints AaNn Cinrk

EVANSVILLE. Ind. July 70 -
Pitcher Pattisnn weakened in the sixth
inning to-day. ami the locals scored
two runs They hattcd out eight more
IN the seventh and won from Terre
ftaute. j. 10 =. Score. Z. IL +.
Evansville 90. O0O0Oc 10 u /
Terr~ Haute.. O0OOOI 01O-- IL q
Batteries sullivan and Tienan
Pattison and VI. O'Brien
EVANSVILLE o.. July Wheel
ing game postponed rain.
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Vets Win.

DAYTON. o.. July ls-AlthouGh
outhit. Dayton won from Fort WAYNE,
10 .. to-day Score:
Dayton ..... ! Il - n q BOO s = q
Fort WAYNE. OOOOI0O- - o
Batteries Summers and Rohrer:
Nalliere ana Onslow.
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Standing OF Clubs,


Grand Rapids AZ Wheeling.
Newark al GAINESVILLE.
Fort Wavnc at Evansville
DAYTON NJ Terre Haute
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

NEW YORK. July 19.-The giants
Won the last game Of the Cincinnati
series by hitting HUMPHREYS hard and
DO timely fashion. Merkle hit for a
horne run. a double and single
i''wney. Egan and Griffith were put
Cd The field by Umpire tombstone.
.,.e.
f..r..I 0rtff &C.,. m q 1 l r n r. b.
New Nork ...n sol nn0s Il r
Ratt-r.e~- .easrer aui fIuuparies ana
Mclean. Au-- aII wilson
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To-day's Games
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia NJ Chicago
New York at Detroit
Boston At Cleveland
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Central
Yesterdays Results.

Grand Rapids :. Newark. 2.
Dayton. 3. Fort Wayne. .
Terre Haute. 2; Evansville. 10.
GAINESVILLE Wheeling. off day
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PhillieS Win
Pilates Trimm.d Once More In
Series in the East Other
Results.
Yesterdays Results.

G)St. Louis. 4: Brooklyn. ?.
(2)St Louis. s; Brooklyn. 8.
New York. Z: Cincinnati. 2
Philadelphia. 3. Pittsburg. !.
chicago, 8. Boston. :.
Eleven innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Brookside bali team will this
evening play the Presbyterian Bible
class team. OF Martins Ferry. on the
Hoyle field. II will be the first time
they have met this season and a fast
game is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

Wheeling's chances 10 finish better
than seventh place are becoming slim
mer each day. The Terre Haute club
has been bolstered up by the addition
OF several new players and IL would
not be surprising at all TO see them
take brace and pass the Stogies.
Dayton Is now being given a run for
their money for first place by Zanes-
Vile and hut one game separates the
two teams. Mike Konnick. the Vets
regular backstop. has Joined them
again. being out OF the game since
July end.
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Listen 20 some people and YOU viii
hear enough about ailments 10 au .
patent medicine almanac
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evening play the Presbyterian Bible
class team. of Martins Ferry. on the
Hoyle field II will be the first time
they have met this season and a fast
game is anticipated.
Arrangements were completed last
evening for n game 10 be played on
Sunday afternoon NJ o'clock on the
Mill field. in Martins Ferry. between
the Brookside and the Y. & o. teams.
As each team is exceptionally strong
a good game is expected. NouGhn or
Wilson and Welch will probably form
the battery for the Brooksides.
The Bauers are open for a game on
Sunday afternoon and challenge any
amateur team. Answer through the
Intelligencer.
The West Virginia Stars have
changed their name to the Thurber
Candy Club and on Thursday evening
will play the l. a G. Jrs.. at Bridge
park on the Island The game will
be called az G:l5 sharp and all Thur
Der players are requested to report at
the Steel bridge at 6 o'clock this even
ing on Sunday afternoon the Thur
her team will play the T. 4 Cs at
Wheeling Greek grounds
The Henry Noltes challenge the A.
and VS. for game Saturday after
noon on the Theda grounds
Arrangements are being made for
game between the Walk Overs and
the McConkeys for Sunday afternoon
The Crisis and Minks have accepted
The challenge Of the Wyandottes for a
game sunday afternoon The battle
will take place on Tunnel Green
grounds.
Tho Hesse q brand team would Ike
10 hear from amateur teams for games
any Sunday afternoon
The McConkeys ere open for games
Saturday and Sunday afternoons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
SPORTORIALS

The Terre Haute papers have start
ed rigid campaign TO have Louis ID.
Smith ousted as owner OF the ball
team in that city. Tired OF what they
claim TO be lack of sportsmanship
FANS in that city are clamoring for a
change in ownership and a committee
OF citizens called on Smith a few days
ago TO ascertain what he wanted for
the club, but he refused TO set a price
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Standing of club.


IItIsNurK at Boston.
Cincinnati at BROOKLYN.
Chicago At philadelphia.
50. Louis at New York.
PHILADELPHIA. July 19.-Phila-
delphia won to-day's game. TO 4.
and made clean sweep OF the series
OF four games with Pittsburg. Adams
pitched great ball until the ninth In
ming. when. after the home team tied
the score and had men on third and
second. as the result OF three hits
and an error by Wagner. he purposely
gave Doom a base on balls. and then
forced in the winning run with a
pass TO Titus. Beebe was forced 10
leave the game I'm the second INNING
when he had his right hand injured
BY a drive of Wilson's bat. Score:
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AMERICAN
Ysgtsrday.s Rssults.
Standing OF C1ubs,

Boston. 10. Cleveland. 2.
No other games.
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One Side Contest.

CLEVELAND. o.. July 1s.-After
winning nine straight. Cleveland lost
TO day to Boston. 10 10 .. Young was
knocked out OF the box in the third,
while Kaler was hit hard. Woods
batting and pitching were the feat
ures. Score:
n. H. r
Cleveland ...OONioi oOo-e 4
Boston ......3iee OOOil 10 Is .
Batteries -Kaler. Young and Smith.
Wood and Carrigan.
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Hughey Tate. former first sacker
on the Stogie nine. but who is now
playing bang UP game for Bill Phil
lips Stcelmcn. il the first player IN
the q. II J.. League 10 get 100 bineles
Tate accomplished the feat Sunday
when he connected three times in the
game against Steubenville. lie Is
now hitting the leather at a 375 clip.
Pitching masterful bail all the way.
sgd Jones managed 90 register a win
for the East Liverpool team Monday
afternoon 10y defeating the Mansfield
aggregation. sgd allowed the opos.
ing team but eight scattered hits and
issued but two passes His timely
birgie aided his team in coping the
victory.
Jake FromhoItz. the south paw Day
ton has recalled from the East Liver.
pool team will not report until July
25th. as the Vets were compelled 10
give tho Pottc-s Two weeks notice &C.
c1rding go contract lake Is now on
fhc hospital li-'. having taken ~ Mon
day with 40 attack OF la.grippc.
Harry Martin. formerly with Pits.
lrre and later with Grand Rapids. Is
at % loss 90 know who owns him. Mar
f'n i- not drawing ans salary. hence
bis deep concern On thc matter lie
says hc VIII appeal 10 the national
commission.
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The Bauers are open for a game on
Sunday afternoon and challenge any
amateur team. Answer through the
Intelligencer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-24

answering the questions OF the court
the witness face the attorneys. saving
ne had seen Mr. Sherman before.
L. L. Lester, aged twenty eight. of
the southwestern part OF the county,
answered all the usual questions salts
factory He was duly qualified citi-
zen; was not related to the accused
had no personal knowledge OF the case
and had been told nothing by those
Claiming TO have personal knowledge.
He had read the papers, all the reports
OF the Beattic case. and believed the
newspaper accounts to be true in the
main. but was not fixed In his opinion,
and would not be influenced by what
he had read. He thought he could sep
hrate his mind from all previous Inn
pressions and try the case as though
he had read nothing. He had no scru-
pics against capital punishment.
Had nm Opinion.
Cross-cXamined by Mr. Carter the
.eniroman said that he had expressed
the opinion he had formed a. good
many times. and that II the evidence
proved as he had read. his previous
Impressions would be confirmed The
opinion he had would go with him to
Inc jury box and remain until removed
by evidence. Judge Watson stated
that the court would not pass on the
Juror Mt this time and he was allowed
TO stand aside. but to remain for fur.
Their examination.
l.. r. Lester answered from the back
of the room when called that he was
sick He was brought forward and
sworn, and on his statement that he
had been Ill for several days, he was
excused.
james J. Bailey aged 81, was afraid
nc could not give the prisoner a fair
and impartial trial, and said he had
formed an opinion as 30 tho guilt of
the accused. He was excused
John II. Bailey had formed an opin-
ION to some extent from what he had
read He did not know whether he
could throw off the impression or not,
but believed he could give a fair trial,
but not as though he had never read
any paper.
Splitting Hairs, Says Judge.
I'VE are splitting hairs here" said
Judge Watson. Different persons arc
attaching different meanings to the
same words"
Mr.. Carter agreed and suggested
that the attorneys leave the prelmi.
nary examination to the court. Judge
Watson said that he was merely try
ing to get at what was in Mr.. Bailey's
mind-that It was evident that the
witness was attempting conscienti-
ously to give his exact impressions.
and that II was ImmateriaI how he
expressed 1t. Closely questioned. the
witness stated that he had rather not
sit. but that II sworn he, saw no
reason why he could not give fair
trial Henry Beattie fixed his eyes on
the face Of the Juror, apd from that
time on through out tho day gazed
closely at the faces OF those who wero
being selected to pass on tho ques-
ton involving his life OF death.
Mr.. Bailey, on cross-examtna.ion;
stated that he had an opinion; that
tho thought OF what he had read would
go with him to the jury box, He had
talked with others about the case and
EXPRESSED an opinion. The court re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-24

Bihle passing from man TO man. Mr.
smith arose suddenly and gazed fxedly
at the twelve men. Then he. too, took
his seat again without a word. The
clerk went on
DO you. and each OF you, solemnly
swear TO well and truly try and true
dehVerance make between the Com
monwcaith and Henry Clay Beattie. Jr..
the prisoner at the bar, whom you
snail have in charge. and true YER
dict render, according to the law and
inc evidence. so help you God?"
I'VE do"
The days work was done. Beattie
stood up while the charge to the jury
was read. steadily and firmly, not
fiinching as the words Of the terrible
Indictment came forth. The court in
structed the sheriff as to the care OF
the twelve men, considered and denied
a request to have the prisoner remand
ed to the Henrico jail. and then ad-
journed until this morning. when the
TRIAL proper will begin.
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".e case In the same spirit
'"oue" ne mad read nothing. He
as,, ~ e'so''Hi acquaintance with the
- Examined by Mr. Car
80 nc subscribed TO a Peters
~, r"p''' Dut mad read little about
~, nc hao talked very little
80 essca no opinion regarding
Ashea as TO his occupation,
49,, u. "HS assistant superintend-
a" 80, - "''n nun he was accepted
W. maj OF sixteenth Juror without
~,
49, "a ing oeen completed
uai,a,. 'alea aessrs' Lester and
'f,,r,h "an peeh reserved for
- ''o'iHs' ana dismissed
e'i'@'"ihs twenty mem
e 'en'Fe VINO mad not been
also dismissed, with
'N' VI '"e court until the next
.'i
watson then re-cxam!ned
"a" oi me Twelve Jurors accepted on
lu pfevious DAY. each one IN turn
n"9Fc mat since his acceptance he
~ '"iNeo Win no one In regard to
case that ne mad permitted no
taih anout the case In his
anu that ne mad received
~ mp, ess'oh TO chanse his mind or
me testimony he had previously given
A'S uud!lcatlohs' Each stated
that since his acceptance he had read
no newspaper and felt that he could
give fair and impartial trial.
Defense Strikes Out Four.
me panel OF sixteen Jurors having
neen completed. the book containing
me clerks Official list was turned over
TO the attorneys for the defense. who
retired for consultation with their
client and his father.
Henry Beattic took an active part
in the conference In the side room.
After the attorneys had returned to
the courtroom. he continued in earnest
conversation with Mr.. Carter. evil
IDENTIFY in regard to one Juror to whom
he had taken dislike.
Just moment. Judge" put in MIR.
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Great Legal Battle Begins To-Day In Chesterf

served decision. allowing him to sand
ASIDE remaining in the court room
Doubts Circumstantinl Evidence.
william E, McEnally proved In
many ways a most acceptable candi-
date for the jury box. lie had read
reports of the inquest and formed an
opinion. but believed he could give a
iaiF triai, his opinion being based on
.he presumption that the main facts
p' .,S, in the papers were true.
~ mere is no question" said Judge
watson but that a lady has lost her
lie by criminal agent The quos-
tion mere is whether the prisoner at
the bar Is or is not that agent"
on this point the witness hal formed
an imprehsion-Aiardly an opinion.
put thought he could still hear the
cvidence and pass on the prisoners
suiit or Innocence impart,ally. Every
one listening thought that another
Juror had been added to the panel
until Mr. McEnally said that under
certain circumstances he had consclen-
nous scruples against the inii.ctIon OF
the death penalty.
The law fixes the penalty" said
Judge Watson, Tor murder In the
hrst degree at death. II the evidence
satisfied you of guilt. would your scr;,-
guilty II You, knew that death were
the penalty?"
Has Conscientious ScrupIes.
AS said before, under certain c!r-
eumstanees," was the reply The We
hireman explained that nc had CON
scientious scruples against the death
penalty on circumstnntial evidence.
Does the court understand you to
say that you would no, render YER
dict OF guilty where death is the pen
any where you were satisfied Of tho
evidence. unless there were an eye
witness?"
confession"
~ think you should ask the Juror
II ne is from Missouri" suggested Mr.
"endenbutg He seems to wan, 10
be shown"
He comes from Virginia, all right"
replied the Judge. diminishing MIR. Nc
Finally from the panel
Terrence L. McEnally, a brother az
the former vcnireinan. was d.spo,cd
OF In short order He had much the
same views. but went so far as to OBJ.
1ect to the death sentence In punish