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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-31
Morning Game.

The Pittsburgs won tho morning
game from Chicago by a score of
to 0. Tho lone score came In the
eighth inning. when the Pirates made
three singles. Chicago never reached
third base once. 1t was a pitchers,
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Morning Came.

Detroit defeated cleveland 8 10 I, In
a ten-inning game this Dornlng. II
was pitchers battle between Mitch
ell and Summers. and the former would
have won but for errors behind him.
a PECULIARLY OF the contest was that
each one OF the five runs made WAS
scored on sacrifice Gy The scores,
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TIGERS ADD TO LEAD

Cleveland. O.. May so.-Detroit de-
feated Cleveland this afternoon 6 to s.
Works was driven from the box, hut
Donovan. VINO succeeded him. was In
vincihle. Gregg vas effective. but was
given poor support Score: 5.
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Totals
~
PETERSBURG,
Totals .....,. 80 8 IL 80 10
Batted for Selfdge in ninth.
Eatted for Martin in ninth

SCOFt by Innings. r.
Richmond o 00OO10Oo-a
Petersburg ,...l GO00O0O2 o-3
Three base hit-Shaw. Home run
tannifan. Sacrifice hits-BoWen, Wal
isce Stolen bases-Mattis, Sheridan.
ryan, Co~sn. Booze. Double plays
isooe TO kehliher; Wallace to Cowan to
sullivan TO Cowan. Base on balls--Off
kapp, .: OFF Bruckmiller. Q Left on
pa ses-Richmond, 4 Petersburg, II. Hit
by pitched ball-Egan. Struck out-By
ha!ls-Mace, Cowan Time OF Eame.
z:25. umplres, Eckman and Henderson.
ATTENDANCE. s 200 .l II.
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Morning Gnna.

Nrause'r pitching proved too much
for New York In this mornings game.
and the visitors were shut out to o.
oldring.s batting was the feature. he.
scoring two runs himself and driving
In the other. Score:
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Cincinnati.
Totals ...Ss Ia q II Z Total. Is 7Ti7 .
.Batted for Hearn in ninth

S!''cianau ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ooolo22o-s
t-Oule...-...... .-.....-...0 o ! o 0 O o.
summary: Runs7-Beschcr. Bates Hobut-
ael, Do~nsy, Grant. Fromme Oakea, Bres-
nahan. Two base hits-Bates, Fromme
Ihree-oase hits-Bresnahan, Oakos. Grant
rome run-aoblitzei. Sacrifice hits-Egnn
81. Double plays-Bresnahnn to Huggins;
Stolen basc-Grnnt. Left on bAses-st' louis
y; Cincinnati. .. Hits-Or Steele. Ii In S In
nings; on Henrn. in l inning First base
on balls-Or Steele. S; off Fromme, @ StrccS
out-By Steele, 2; by Fromme g. Hit BY
pitcher-By F.omme. tEvans). Wild pitch
Steele. Time OF game. 2:i5. Umpires. John
stone and Enson.
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Morning Gan,o.

Boston defeated Washington this
morning In ten-inning battle s to :.
hughes weakened In the final inning.
loving two doubles and two singles,
Which resulted in two runs }Cicotto
and Hall were strong with runner, IN
the bases. The score: -, = =
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XII Il
TEAMS SPLIT EVEN
INOOUBLE HEADER.
St. Louis Takes Morning Game,
and Afternoon Contest
Won by Chicago.
FIRST IS AN EASY VICTORY
Pitcher Young at His Best in
Second Battle, and Browns
Fail to Score.

chicago, ILL., May 3o-Pltcher Young
o. chicago. to-day was at his best, and
Cnicago defeated 81. Louis In the az
.ernoon same 2 to O.. The visitors made
two scattered hits. Score:
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Boston
PHILADELPHIA
Totals ...s2 6 n 10 Totals
sRntted yor ,,ar ~


Score by innings: r
Boston ........................oo 100000 /
fh!lndeiphia .,................o 0 03 Q 6 OIL
summary: Runs-Sweoney. Tcnney. Her
zos, Goode. Knahe. Paskert. Lnbert. Magee.
der (2). Two-base hita-Alexander. Magee
stolen bases-Doo!an (2). Knabe Graham
Double pisys-Herzog to Sweeney to Tenney.
Left on oases-Boston. s; Philadelphia, T.
Hits-On Curtis. in 2-a fnnings; off Pref
fer, In la innings. First base on balls
Off Curtis. s: off Pfeffer. q on Alexander, s.
Struck out-By Curtis. i; by Alexander s.
Hit by pitcher-By Alexander, ! (Tenney)
Wild pitch-Curtis. Time of game, 2:os Um-
pires. Finnernn and Rigier.
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yrornInc Gnn,c.

Cincinnati lost tho morning game
with the local team to-day to 2 be-
cause the players could not hit Sallee
effectively. The visitors played an
errorless game. Score:
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Morning Gn,ne

Petty was too much for Chicago In
me nrst game to-day, and st. Louis
punched hits or Scott. and won an
easy victory to 1. ChIcaRo's lone
run resulted from Messengers triple
and a sacrifice. Score:
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Amateur Commission
Meets Tonight.

A meeting of the Amateur nase-
bnIl Commission Will be held mt the
Railroad Y. M. O. A., Seventeenth
aud srnin Streets, Tonight at $3.50
o'clock. Important business OF vast
interest to NIL of the tongues under
the protection of the commthsion
is to be considered.
Every manager of every tenn fin
every League under this protection
Is urgently requested to he on hand
promptly mt the appointed hour.
This call Is from President Enton,.
and should be obeycd. \ t.
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Philadelphia,
New York
Totals 80 Q I'm Q Totals

'H!!auoIpHIa ..t,t'......': ...l OF %
Summary: Runs-Oidring (2). Krause
Two-oase hit-Lord. Three-base hit-Old-
ring. Sacrifice hit-Hartzeii. Sacrince dy--
Baker. Stolen bases-DanieIs Wolter Double
plays--Danels to Knight Roach to Johnson
to Knight Loft on bsses-New York. g.;
Philadelphia. s. Firetl base on baIlr-Off
Brockett. /; OF Krahse. 2. Struck out-By
Brockett. 8: by Krause g. Time OF game
1890 EMPIRES, Egnn and Connolly.
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Cleveland.
TotalS ..n 10 27I7 ! Totals rs, IN II
.Bntted for Gregg In ninth.
Score nv -lii.fs

Cleveland ....... o,oo,nt,,
De,eoit ..t...... ooo0?o e-s
summary: Runs-Birminshnm t?l Turner
81. Land. Bush. Cobb t2). Crawford (?j.
n,oriari,y. iwo.oase htts-Olson, Fishsr.
Moriarity. o'Leary. Three base hit-Turner
Snerinee h!ts-Gress. Bush s=crince fy-
Land Stolen bnses--Graney. B!rmin CHM
Crawford Double pinyn-Buah 10 Mor,nr.ty
70 o'Leary; GreEg 10 Birmsn Cham: Olson 10
stovnli; Stoval! to GreEg 10 Land Lett on
error-Detroit. l. iiits-Or Works In 8 IN
ninss: OF, Donovan, IN I.nnlngs. First
Struck out--By Gregg. {. BY Works 5: by
Donovan. Time Of game, i4a. Umplrcs
Evans and Mullen. III
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Washington,

4 Totals i...s1 8 as IT Totals ...ss 10 n IT q
.speaker out. hit by batted ball.
4 atBatted for Henry in ninth. llSf
= t5atted tor johnson in ninth.
iran for Street IS H - ii ;li
aBntted for Wood in ninth.
y bran for Gardner. }a H5
= Score by inninGs; EN- ii@3i r.
Washington ...........,.......I o 100000!
" Summary: Runs-MIlan, Mcbride, Streot,
A.nsmith. Terkes (a), Wagner. Williams,
,Rigsert. Two-base hits--Wagner., Lewis (2).
Speaker, isaorihcs htts-Hooper, Lel!yolt.
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Totals ls24p1 Totals ...soen

: ] I
'Battcd for Toney In eighth
tBatted for Richter Ia ninth
Score by innings: HI r.
Ptttsburg ....l,ooo ooo.-i
Chicago 10 o o 90 81
summary: Runs--Carey. Miller, Wilson
Gibson. Safer. Two-haHe hits-Carey. Miller
wagner, Wilson. Three-base hit-Byrne
sacrifice hit-Hnnter. Stolen base-Lea CHI.
Double plays-Gibson to Miller (2) Tinker
to Zimmerman to Holman. Left on buses
Pittsburg. @: Chicago 5. First base on err
rors-Pittsburg, Il Chicago. !. Hlts-Off
Reuibach. in 9 Innings: OF Toney. In .
innings: on Richter. 0 in inning. First
base on ealls-On Cannits. /: OFF Reuibach.
l. off Toney, 4. Struck out--By Camnitz. g.:
by Reulbach. l; BY Toney. i: BY Richter, \.
Hit by pitcher-By Toney. / (Careyl. Time
OF game. 1;s'. umpires. KLEIN and Doyle
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Morning Game.

Brooklyn played poorly in the first.
game. and lost to New York to l.
alerkle's batting and Bergens throw
ing were the features. The score:
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i. rno.als ' ;.3G 1926 Is

'Batted for Sewage !n'nintb irni
Maee out; buntcd third strike.
Richmond ..0oh16snt, y;
IfaSe sg ...v,........o 100000 o2-s
=, summary: Runs.-Bowen. Kel,her
Hamilton:. Egan, Martin. Dobson, Rar.
E Eer Two,basc hits--Hamilton. Keliber
Three base hits--Dobson, Martin stn,
Ten io n 5aseR Robson Double plays-isooe
i:aker pohson. Base on ha1isr ~;
ia milton, l.. Left on basesIP9tnrs
burg. 9. Richmond, 8 Hlt bv ni,rbed
hall--s Marin STRUCK out-.By I,a,o.
sn,,TIn; :; 6 sG Ner6out. 3 Passed bali
Ef%clkman and Henderson. At:cidans -
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Two base hits--Miller, Dooin. Dooian. Sac
I,hee h!t-Lohert Stolen bnse-Herzog
,'onnie plays-ISnabe to Doolan to
a1.uuerus' Horzog to swecnay to
lenncy; Herzog to Tenney. Loft ON bases-
bos'en. Q: Philadelphia. II. First base on
oIts-,on Brown. o; OF Moore, l. Struck out
= ny Brown, !; by Moore. a Hit by pitcher
,-by Brown. tPssksrt). Time Of game
lta Ump!res. Rglor and Einneran.E ~,
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tBntted for Tannehili in reven.h.
Score by innings: -f'ff r.
ehieaso .......................o 30 ooooio-i
q! :. LOUIS, ..........1 ooo2oo0l-i
eusnmory: Runs-Nesscnger. Shot,op La
nns. Three base hits-Messen Laporte
Saeriace hits-Lord. Hogan. Stolen base
on bnses-chicago. 5; st. Louis. T. Hi,s.Or
Scott. In t2-s innIngs: or olmstesd. In
i-S innings;i or Lnnge I in inning First
ase on balls-OT Scott 3: or Petty l.
Struck out-py Scott. I: by Petty. q; by
0lmsteod. 2: by Lnnge, l. wild pttch-scott
Passed oall-Clarke Time OF game, 1881
Cmpires, Dineen and O. Loushiin. 7'.l-t
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WHERE THEY

Chicago at PlttsburE n 18.s ,
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at st. Louis
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HOW THEY STAND.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond MT Petersburg.
DnhNiile mt Norfolk.
Lsnchbura mt Roanoke.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

TO-DAY
New York at Washington.
fNo other games scheduled.)
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FhilQdelnhfa.
Boston.
Toials ...ss 1913 Totals ...a . 80 0

lor Ru!luen In t5nth,
,batted for Brown IN tenth.
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ChIcaSo. \

atled for sullivan In eighth.
iShtted FOR Tannehili in seventh.
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balls. but II figured in scoring tn
only run for the visitors. Score:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-23
MEMS BIBLE CLASS
is GROWING

An unusually large attendance at the
meeting of the mems class of the
Methodist Episcopal church yesterday
hcspcaks growing interest In this
feature Of the church work.
\ most interesting discussion on
Mental Healing versus Christian Sci
cncc" was thoroughly enjoyed by those
who were fortunate enough to be at
the service.
Teacher Cooper. Rev. Smith and
Messrs Robbins and O'Neill, who are
all well vcrscd on the subject, each gave
Il very interesting talk, and as the time
was limited II was decided to continue
the discussion next Sunday morning,
when 1t Is hoped to have Il good repre-
scntation of men.
The mems class of this church, which
has just recently been put ON proper
working basis, Is open to all men or
the city, whether members of n church
or not. There IL well-furnished and
comfortable room in the church, With
nice rocking chairs and every conve-
nicncc that could he thought of to
make the members feel at home. The
teacher. Mr.. Edw. Cooper, who has been
reelected to the position for another
term, Is very popular with the menu
bcrs, who are sure that any strangers
who go and get acquainted with him
will not hesitate for a moment In join
ing the class.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-23
PRIEST SAID
THE LAST RITES

Mr.. n. o. Ford, who owns and con-
ducts printing house at l7lG Everett
st, Alameda, called September 18th to
give MS the following: Two months
before lie was asked to witness the
signing of a will by n dying person
4 San Francisco attorney was reading
the will as he entered. This formal
ity over Ford asked the patient what
the trouble was. She said she had
Brights Disease end expected to live
but u few days. Ford saw the feet and
ankles. They were swollen to huge
Proportions, nearly six inches through
at the ankles, an the legs mad turned
Ollck from the knees down. She had
Been sleeping sitting up: could not lie
down due to the dropsy. Tic priest
had been called and II was believed
snr would not survive till Sunday.
Ford told about fultOn's Renal Com
pound and urged the patients sister
to get II. II was sent for.
Three days later Ford 'phoned to
ask how the paticntuwas. The sister
replied she was growing worse. Ford
urged her to continue the treatment,
said that sometimes 1t was SLOW.
The day Ford called, Sept. 18th, the
patient was in the yard making pre-
paratiOns TO return to her country
home. The swelling had gone down,
limbs were normal, and other than
the sores left by the bursting drt psy
the patient was feeling well and
happy.
Not all of these last minute cases
recover, but many do.
Fulton's Renal Compound can be
had at all druggists. Ask for pam
nbInt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-23

The MatsOn Navigation steamer
Lurlinc to sail for san Francisco at
six O'Clock tomorrow evening from
IIackfcld wharf will take about TWEEN
ty cabin passengers and fair sized
cargo including shipments of pine
apples and sugar gathered at Homo
lulu ana Kahuui. The mail will be
carried by the Oceanic steamship ST.
ezra
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-23

rington arrived here on the Mongolia
Saturday last.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-23

Experienced press boy is wanted at
the Blu letin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
Martins Perry Briefs.

horace Williams - south Bethlehem.
20 .ae returned 90 Lis home after 81
N.-'f With friends H.re
John Henderson weuf e. Cleveland
f"-feftiay OF business
Joseph Kaiser o. reported 80 10 quite;
90 Ht h.- home lu standard Addition
a gore gn"r wfo has been az tie luea
hospital for fLe past three months. Was
th.en o. tl' count. lufirmary y-stcrdas
Z. o. Monday sight club was pleas
autlF entertained lsEt evening al the
nom" ~ Mrs Alfred Hel on North
Iorrt. street
SIR z a Weir q roiaushee &. tho
su'-f ~ reg parents. Mr and Mrs Aux
ll1s-r L4pton cam. home from wash
rEtHH. Pa. yesterday Tor few days
STAY
Tie Usual number of rIafrIag, licenses
were Do. t.uE f1r f.c month n october.
only ia having been called FOR There
were .. issued .u october Iasf year
Mrs N Petit has SER olt Invitations
frr ftusf work party utl.n Del 90 tr
. Won 900 Her home on Sort. Fourth
street irflH. afternoon
gore Erfr Wu was arrested Mon
f-r fIr breaking H bottle ou tle street
Oh fNe upper end ~ town had Tearing
before Mayor I.UE Idst evening lie
was firei q ard .psfe which be- paid
ri Do" lu.H school foot bai tesm VIII
p.a h.lafre saturday Afternoon 20
Hut .se fcie.
tl Hrett tar returned q. Mckee sport
tffrr f.H days tIa.f with Ffa 10 rer -
nr TrIrI street
There we're mary fsffs rul..rr- Ir dIf.
fefsnt rsrt- ~ town last evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01

continued u was stated an eror, IS
hcins made fo effect q settlement.
The regular meeting % Hope Com.
mandery. knights Tcmp.ar. will be-
held in Masonic hail Thursday even
INK
There with be "a meeting o. the Vo
mans Home Missionary Society 81
the First VI. p church THURSDAY AZ
teruoOn a. The homo % Mrs John
Jump. on Jefferson street
SIR Stoltk. 90 Belmont street. who
mas been .i is improving
Master John u Roscoe ~ SHADY.
side. u.s. confined 10 hts home vi,h a
badly sprained ankle
'1art- ot BrlaIr,- Hive. Lady Mac
'it'~s. "iI be entertained Thursday
"V"nirS 20 the home of Mrs Alar.a-..t
~ifi4.han. on Gravel HI.
IHe executive board ~ the Be-ialr 70
Progressive Association will meet
Walls evening ia D.. - Nccks Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
Beilsire Briefs

Lillian Sellers. who has boon . far
fhe past Veek Dr. able to lo out
again
Ne' James S'amm. o' D2nviue. pa
.- -ucrf 90 fhe home OF Kc, % e.
IlrrhrptI'
The Variety club viii Do cnt.r
nrat Thursday evening by Miss
Blanche lc" af her home ON Monroe
street
Mics Edna Williams. of Barncs,u.e
90 quest ~ Holiairc friends
Ihr regular meeting u tho Brl
wonf county Automobile Association
"'' Do" held 'his evening iu The Odd
f''naf building
Mr. and Mrs August Scrick o'
Cleveland. arc yisitIng Relatives here
They vII leave boo a fsN dats for
Ialfonis. Florida. where they uIi
spend the winter
The annua. reunion of Tho scott sh
t'e Nssrra of frr ohio Valley u-i
ha Trl Ir Sfcuhcnvire November 2
ard a delegation of Scottish RITE
NHenrs from fhis cts aiI attend
M-s Allie Groves left yesterday for
california. uhere she expects fr make
He- home
Ih" fra attraction o' che Hrr
-.hUU. lecture course viii DO tho
Dixie chorus I1 'he Trcsbyterisu
church. November -r
Tf" case OF John o. Iramsu. of
.n'- 0ff sst inr frt u Common
Pleas Court af So t'ar-siIe. va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
MARTINS FERRY
hundreds Attend Celebration AZ
"heeiins-This City Makes
Good Showing

Local people have enjoyed one o.
the best Hailowc'ens boz the memory
OF the oldest settlers during the pa-t
Two days. and about The only persons
Wto Gid not attend the doincs last
evening either had 20 work. were
sick or attended a social function. IN
Tie Monday night parade Martins
cry was very well represented. and
O. prize Was awarded the He'll float
which vas very unique Last even
ing the Bingvi.le Militia. composed
90 about a. young men OF Martins
Ferry. took part 90 the parade and
we're the object Of much favorable
comment The members OF the
militia were att.red m grotesque
costumes ana we're led by "a band
which rendered wicrd music Their
part Was one OF the funniest in the
whole line % march Tn, traction
company had every car out last even
Ing. and the service during the earlier
part ~ the evening was all that could
be asked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01

h1ftfr Arus'f0ns. sssiKnea 81 rassrr
a. q. 0nDson. 10 Ala al r,o.-....
tract ~ tarf fr Nesf to--.tf, 81.
alteration fI.raT
Aial y Thompson arf fgs.rA
Ihorrsor t1 Andrew Hro~n. f-s-. q
.anf in heaf frsnsfir. -srsifsrs..-
hsnry WfI1Ifr to Ei.z abefr We ~
f.t IN slani Dol Msrfins Tsrry. con-
Haff's ~ Arr1afrrnr. ~ ~e a. - 81
ani % i1 Fufravs afffffo- - 4tafv.
s.le ~nrsif-rafIrr 1900
JONI EohIrson o. f<oris L p.e.-e.
-snd in Nsal toenshIp. r,..
I0ls h-riff to y Fila r.grsr- f-a b.
9 .'ni ir Martins Ferry. coradsrst,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
BELLAlRE
Union EssnseliStie Services Are Al
tracing Big Cro~ds-Otner
News From Bellaire

The union evaugcustlc ser, COS 900
progress I'm the First VI r. church
were very impressive last evening
Preceding the services TIE team of
BILLY Sunday WortJs from New castle.
Pa. led In devotional exercises after
which Pete Porter earnestly urged
all present 20 begin personal work
at once. lie then introduced 1911
Butler. who arrived in the cify Mon.
day as al. additional personal worker
TO assist In The meetings butler
was formerly sporting man and
a gambler. and formerly lived in Bon
wood. lie made a very favorable i'm
preston by hts deep carncstuess m
the delivery ~ his address Jack
Spade closed the services With a
heart TO heart talk that brought the
tears TO many eyes. 4 street service
preceded the meeting a. which tho
team OF personal workers made A..
dresses. Services Will be- held th.-
evening in the church and everybody
is invited to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01

Tsi no rouror fs.esaef fr.-..- t....
s'fnrF appointed adrlirsfrstor ...
ZOO" r'fH a. IfslrfeIn ara M. 80
Ar r"rs as srrsfes o. Vsr.
Roberts and p For spp,.-...
apprairsfH
d. ihe matte 20 frs estate ~ r.-.l
fI"fa'1'r. n@.sassf. account ssfrs
IN 'He matter - ffe vii ~ Ads r.
liarii'f. d@csassd eiu admitted 90 b..
In fHs matter - re estate ~ - e.
fs''an. deoeafsi. proof ~ pubiicaf.9a
~ notice - appointment fisf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
BEN WOOD

small IRE occurred tss'e-fsb fr me
81 ur ~ shop hslonEiuE f1 ollie chap
man 600 Seventh street. .sussI rs fhe
0f erfloWfrr - 81 teapot. sfI.n SONS
hove hal started are under only
siIEhf damage uas lone fH rfe floor
~ 80 ft.p. and no Flames ~sr~ quick
ID ekrrEui.. % before f.e IRE rad
arre tp spread Tine Henur1f Ere
tfI.s In ~harEe NJ John Usrrentsr 49,
'I-t returning from WfaeIrF when me
alarm asa turned I. ard made an fu.
mediate rs-I rrse Doc re rer. Irss ~ the
trere. we're ~ needed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
Problems Up to the Voter.

Provoking Is the word fh1f char
acteriKes the position Of thr voter
during the closing dave ~ the cam
paign as he will De- called upon to
vote on 50 many problems that Or viIl
be necessary Tor the voter tu make
memorandum of each one ru that he
can consult 10 when De enters me
polls lest he forEets some OF me
questions OF import to the community
and TO himself which the voter aiII
have 20 decide The election uiII hr
held next Tuesday and in addition 90
the selection 81 municipal officers
voters will be called upon % sIecf
constitutional delegate and tn decide
another important problem fhlt off
paving the Ucllairc and Nr.Iscro-.
pike. The voter ls also certain to
have his troubles when he enters fh.
polls to will fnd separate hlHor
for city. township. school board. con.
stitutional delegate and road improve.
ment. making i've separate ballots
Voters will have more Hme fu fnfr
81 next TUESDAY election cham af
any preceding election fr. polls
viii open 90 go o. m central time
and close o. o. y m on fhe evening of
the same day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
BRIDGEPORT
Town Deserted Last Nisr On Accom-,
O. wheeling Ciebrstior-eridge-
port Captures Prizes

it" Ladies' OF the Macsce4 were
awarded OBJ prize at Nhccuus Monday
evening and their float was one OF M.
features OF the parade Another
hridsepOrt feature was Oh. wagon
driven by Recs Mcdonald. th. vol
known local Lorticul'urist Mr. Nc.
Donald drove a pair OF mules which
were hlfch'd fo wagon containing
vegetables. etc. Mr. Mcdonald also
TOOK prize. Al tho celebration last
evening many Bridgeport young PEG
pie took part and some OF the make
ups were very good The police had
little trouble with gangs ~ mischief
makers. 40 none OF the small bovs
could affod 20 miss the celebration al
~ heelug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
RcportH Ealn-

- seems that some OF the mon o.
the opposing parties have been sling
ing great deal OF mud during the
past few days. and are trying To IN
Jur" the chances OF some of the can.
aidaies by making statements which
friends and candidates themselves
SAY are false. This rs very poor
policy. Tor in politics every knock IL
% boost. and the reputation o. the
man Who - The butt o. the stories Is
certain 10 rise IN the estimation Of
some people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01

the I and . Coal company ~as
orvazht ~ IN counon pleAs cog-- -
- C.sir-vtlie Nestsrtzy Anc ~ifl D.
conlnIec fo-as S-Vvrai witnesses
~@re eNamlnec. 4rc if - us-ly taAi
N cas- stl D. brought 20 a rn!.a
o-iaF hasarus ASKS lArEe damages
Tor prrec-sl INJURIES received AL.
o. ~ors a. he Flcrvrc- llDs. aorth.
~es' o.; Tie clfA de 10 rvprsseuts,i
- Attorneys francl, krtrvr and
Harry hrokav ~hiis ths comgan,
side is 'asen by Coes, and u.Ncr