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The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
SIX DROWN In LAKE.
launch Containing IS Persons Upset
by Gust of Wind.

Salt Lake CITY, Utah, June 5---Six
persons were drowned in Utah lake
Sunday when the launch Galilee, on
which 16 people were attending a
party given in honor of the approach
ing marriage of Miss Vera Brown and
Edward B. Holmes, capsized. Among
the drowned were the prospective
bride and bridegroom and two other
children of Captain Edwin Brown,
owner of the launch.
The Drowned.
FRANK BROWN. aged 23
VERA BROWN. aged 81.
HELEN BROWN, Is; all children of
Captain Brown.
EDWARD B. HOLMES.
BENJAMIN w. RAYMOND.
SHERWOOD RAYMOND, his g.
year-old son.
One body. that of Miss Vera Brown,
has been recovered. Her body was
taken from the water by her father
and lashed by him to the mast of the
boat.
The party left Geneva, on the east
shore of the lake, at o'clock in the
morning, and headed west. About an
hour later the launch was struck by
a sudden squall, turned sideways to
the wind and almost instantly all of
the 16 persons aboard were thrown
into the water. The boat turned over,
robbing the struggling people of an
opportunity to hold to it, Benjamin
w. Raymond's little son was the first
to sink. His father caught him and
they sank together.
Edward B. Holmes heard the scream
of his fiancee and, as soon as he could
locate her in the water, went to her
aid. They went to the bottom clasped
in each others arms.
Frank Brown saw his other sister
struggling in the water and went to
her assistance. He was exhausted
when he reached her an6 she was COM
pletely worn out, and had given up
the struggle. Her brother caught her,
but the chill of the water had so be-
numbed them both that they were
helpless and they sank together.
Some young men of Provo, Utah.
who were trying out a new sail boat,
vivors, who had finally succeeded in
and went to their rescue as rapidly
as possible. They succeeded in saw
ing ten persons, who had been in the
water an hour and half. All of those
rescued were in bad shape when they
were finally taken off the wreck. They
were chilled through by the cold water
and nearly exhausted from calling for
aid and their struggles to hold to the
boat, which was being whipped about
by the wind.
Captain Brown had % years expert
ence as sailor before coming to Utah
and was considered a competent man
at handling sail boats.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
HEARING FROM TAX PAYERS.
County Commissioners Trying to Ap-
pease the Irate Today.

The board of county commissioners
are in session today as a board of
equalization. This is the annual trou-
BILE session of the county board and is
always productive of more friction
than the board can settle in the two
weeks It devotes to the adjustment
of assessm ents. From every section
of Shawnee county is expected a dele
cation of irate farmers, business and
professional men who declare that
the assessors judgments are worse
than that of Umpire Shoemaker. In
every instance the men and women
want their assessment lowered-never
raised. In some instances the COM
plainants succeed. But the board
never encourages an Interference with
the original assessment unless the
work appears to have been fragrant
error.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
ALL IN few MINUTES.
Legislator Is Indicted, Arrested and
Fined for Bribery

Columbus. O., June 5.-The grand jury
made a third report in the legislative
bribery investigation at 1918 o'clock to-
day, returning eight indictments
against as many persons and three no.
bills. Representative Owen J. Evans of
Stark county. was in the court room
when the jury came in and at once was
served with an Indictment charging him
with receiving 800 from L. c. Miller,
a loan agent of Akron, in connection
with a bill to regulate loan companies.
He pleaded guilty and was fined $500
by Judge Kinkcad
Evans will go before the grand jury
and tell all he knows about the bribery
scandal
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
FOUR PLAYERS GET FINES.
My Word! They Must Have said
Saucy Things TO Eason.

New York, June 5.-The quarrels
and arguments among ball players and
umpires at the games between the Chi
cago and New York team at Chicago
on Friday and Saturday resulted in
several fines and suspensions being an
nounced at the National league quar-
ters today.
Pitcher M. Brown was fined SIS and
suspended three days and Zimmerman n
$25 for their trouble with Umpire
Eason. The argument which Chief
Meyers and Becker had with Eason
will cost Meyers s25 and Becker $40
in fines and Doyle is suspended three
days for his argument with Umpire
JOhnstone
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
TO PROBE LUMBER TRUST
Judge Landis EmpaneIs Special
Grand Jury.

the so-called lumber trust with a
view to criminal prosecution was be-
gun in the United States district court
here today with the empaneling of a
special grand jury by Judge K M.
Lands. In the evidence to be pre-
sented to the grand jury especial at
tention will be paid to methods said to
have been adopted by the alleged COM
bination to keep Chicago mail order
houses from purchasing lumber direct
ly from manufacturers.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
PLANS FOR THE FUTURE.
Receiver of X. O. Car Lines to Meet
Armour in Chicago.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 5.-Ford f.
Harvey and Robert J. Dunham, ap-
pointed receivers for the Metropolitan
Street, Central Electric and Kansas
City Railway companies. upon applica-
tion of John NJ Egan, president of the
Kansas City Railway & Light company.
will meet in Chicago today. At this
meeting, which probably will be held in
the offices of ]. Ogden Armour, chief
stockholder of the companies, plans for
the future business will be discussed
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
Corporation TAX GROWS.

Washington, June 5.-SuppIement-
ary estimates of the governments re-
ceipts from the corporation tax, pay
able this month, indicate the reve-
nue. from that source will exceed the
first peridctions. The assessments
for the first four months of the year
are more than $2s.5O0.0Oo, which is
conSid era bly, more than the assess
ments for the first six months of 1909.
Pennsylvania, New York and Illinois
continue to lead the list with the
heaviest assessments.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
The President Reaches Wash.
ington From Chicago Trip.
Accepts Invitation to Appala-
chan Exposition.
EARLYI In SEPTEMBER.
He Will Start His Trip to the
West
By a Swing Into the States of
Dixie.

washington. June 6.-President Taft
returning from Chicago reached wash
ington at s:45 a. m.
The president today accepted an in
v1tation to visit the Appalachian ex-
position at Knoxville, Tenn. sometime
between September IL and September
20. He will start his western trip,
which already promises to extend As
far as Utah by sping into the south.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
RainboM at Midnight.

Emerson, Kan, June 5.-An excep-
tionally brilliant rainbow was wit
messed here at midnight by a large
number of people. Light rains fell
early in the evening followed by a vio-
lent electrical storm. The sky be-
came very dark. Suddenly it bright
ened in the west and a rainbow ap-
peared, stretching from earth to earth.
For half an hour it was visible and
then faded away as the clouds black
ened the sky.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
Games PostDoned.

New York. June 5.-American: New
Y York-St-L Louis game postponed; rain.
Philadelphia, June 5.-American
Philadelphia-Cl Cleveland game post
poned; rain
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BY
WILLIAM G. FREEMAN

Two advertisers recently
met
They were discussing media.
One was GENERAL PUB
|LICTTY ADVERTISER in
great national medium.
The other was a NEWSPA-
PER ADVERTISER ONLY.
The newspaper advertiser
said to the other:
why scatter your shot? WHY NOT
CONCENTRATES? Why not sell to ths
dealer and get the dealer to sell to
the people through the ONE adver-
tisement!
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
BEN Absorbs Another.

Salt Lake. June 5.-The Utah Inde-
pendent Telephone company was pur-
hased today by the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company for the sum of
81, ,Soo.o 900.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
Lightning Took Her Prayer Book.

Fort Wayne. Ind, June 5.-During
a severe electrical storm yesterday,
lightning struck the Trinity Episcopal
church and stunned many of the wor-
shippers. A prayer book held by Mrs.
w. w. Shryock was burned from her
hand, which was blackened by the
bolt. The church was filled with
light from the flash.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05
Weather Indications.

Chicago, June 5.-Forecast for Kan
sas: Generally fair and cooler tonight
and Tuesday.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-06-05

CONTINUED on Page Two.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
WARRINGTON TO
PLAY BELLAIRE
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED
LAST NIGHT FOR GAME.
Ohio. Side. Team viii Play the
MoundsVille Team at Mounds
Vile Saturday.

All arrangements were completed
last evening by the management OF
the semiprOfessional team or Bellaire
Tor the third and deciding game OF -
three-game series with the crack
Warrington club. which will be
played IN the Bcllaire pare on sun
Gay afternoon. Zach team has "A vic
tory 10 It's credit. and II can readily
he seer that the coming game will
BE- for blood.
The West Virginia lads Will be ac-
cOmpanied by a large delegation OF
rOotcrs and will have the strongest
lineup they hayc presented this sea
son. Although 10 Is not definitely de-
Cided. ~ is very likely that Brown will
appear on the mound for the Ohio
side. Will" Wcithe or Helfer will work
for the visitors Mont Weeks. of Tri-
adclphia. Viii work on tho receiving
end Tor Warrington. while Mullancy
viii APPEAR behind the artillery for
Bcllairc. The Hcllaire team may play
the Mound Citys Saturday afternoon
on The Moundsyille park. as arrange
ments were about completed last
evening Tor the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
OWNER VARNELL
TAKES NEW STAND
is TRYING TO INSTITUTE NEW
PLAN IN MINORS.
Wants a Rule Put Into Effect Max
ing u Impossible TO Draft More
Than One PLAYER

Taking ~" stand that thu present.
dHN speculation iu ball players Is had
Tor n game owner claude II. VAR
u'il viii Within fN, u'Nt f.W DAYS
mail letters To- every class D. club
owner I'm IN" ruuutrv culistIuc his
support in tho movement 90 secure ta"
adoption Of "a provision ly which
not more than one player can t,
drafted from q class b club ly a
major LEAGUE club. Tho aTc.msut
under which tho National Association
az Minor Leagues and tn" major
caGG's DO business now 'Npirirs the
middle Of n"Nt month after "a life II
ten years As Il Is row major league
clubs may draft all th. PLAYERS they
4. This would DO e. good fhIuE i
III" drafts were honestly made. tut
they are not. The majare take the
play ers with n view % using them.
but Tor tho purrDs" 90 sp%,culatirg on
them. Now "a minor league cluh may
pay $500 or sqlu fer a ball PLAYER
and NJ the end q the year lose him
for $3.50. or ia" same club milh' re-
fuse an offer of g. 5000 FOR thu man
ami th"u have hin taken away At
ID" end of 'h' season fnr $3.50. l.av-
ing the owner u right 20 ril.. a
valuation on his own property.
IN tho same letter SIR. Narurl viii
recommend thin AL class - cities ou a
population basis that are NOW iu r.uss
: Do. r,lcratci To- the lower c'lS-lfi-
cation. This viii hit O. numb. or
towns I'm ID. southern association %
tho Western league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
Probate Court

In the matter OF the assignment Of
Joseph \. Thompson. re-appraisment
and r-e-assignmeut OF homestead and
approved ana confirmed. Record
ordered.
In the matter Of the estate OF Chas
W Hummol. deceased. Proof OF pub.
lcation Of notice OF appointment filed.
In the matter Of tho estate OF Anna
Mary kieacr. deceased. Application
OF foreign guardian for order TO de-
mdud abd receive money.
IN The matter o. the estate OF Anna
Mary kelser. deceased. Account fled
and notice ordered
To- The matter OF the estate OF Jos
crh L. HUI. deceased. Inventory
tl,d and approved.
Zoo the matter OF The estate Of Jos.
cph j. Had. deceased sale bin filed
and approved.
ln the matter Of tho estate OF o
Alexander Taylor. deceased. Inven-
tory hied md approved.
lu The matter Of tho estate OF Rue
ben street. deceased. Report Of public
sale Gled sale confirmed and record
ordered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
Special Dispatch 10 Tic Inte,llgencer

Special Dispatch to the Int~eil!gencer.
NEWARK. o., Aug. 23.-Parker's
error In the ninth inning today. giving
Lewis a life. and followed by WEIGH
ers sizzling triple into left field. looked
like a tied score. but when Wickland
robbed knisely OF a long hit in center
for the third out Newark COPIED the
game ( TO g..
Hale's work was superior TO that of
Realty. Hale allowed as many hits.
but got out OF pinches by steaming up
and tanning for third outs in three
cases with men on bases.
Pendry's timely singles and Wick.
lands base running featured. Knisely
annexed two hard hits which were
converted into tallies for the visitors.
Newark saved the game by an early
start.
In the fourth Knisley singled. took
second on Servatius' roller and scored
on Montgomery's single. In the hfth
Murray singled, neatly doubled, Lewis
rolled TO Parker and Murray scored.
Knisely doubled in the eighth and Ser
vatius scored him with a single 10
right.
For Newark in the first Wickland
hit too hot for Realty. stole second
and scored on Pendry's single. Gilbert
singled. ]. Parker doubled. scoring Gil
bert. Parker took third on Hale's
single and scored on Craven's sacri-
flee. In the seventh Wicklaud singled
stole second and third and scored on
Pendry's single past shortstop.
Beatty cut OF a tally n the third
by catching Gilbert's pop. forcing Gray
at third. retiring the side with a double
play.
J. Parker hit safely every time up.
Hale's only pass was handed out 20
prevent Durham from ~annexiuG a long
hit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
SPORTORIALS

Lofty Wilhelm. who WAS r.roos.t
o. 10" local Infringement oWinr To- his
IHthllty ." % th. platte. mitchell Ian
'N''Ii'hi game for Mansfield Tuesday
"-"IiNt tii'. Wilhelm famed fl.r-
ton "ttSHrI. l.,fty allowed but f..r
altered MIS-. uIt passed the first
t'f'' mon Oh" fa.. him in IA. ninth
ihnr-. East fielding COUPLED vim
some 'if"rtiy, ness upon Wi.h.,m.s
part retired the s.I,
Nin"n- the players IN the Central
l'"tu' Wh" were recalled by tho major
''t." clubs was Jack Dusluw. VINO
h.-~ boon c..uE th, bulk q receiving
on %, Fort Wayne HHnkens. J,'G
has "a most successful year In th,
'tniru ana viii no doubt Become one
81 ihe regular mon ON the Tigers
squad next season. Tho only thing
tHi' Viii Keep puslow back Is his
hitting
As a result of the game between tho
smokes and N.wark being ,.lleI of
yesterday Afternoon owing 10 rain IN.
i' 900 association Will lose considerable
money To" gam" WAS Transferred
Win tho understanding that uo guar
ante" I' given. Tho same teams Will
'.I+H fIis afternoon and tomorrow.
ari tho locals Viii arrive hHm. sun
H-' Co. open up 90 thee games series
with thc Grand Rapids team The
SUNDAY Afternoon game Will o.. played
90 Iairm"nf at Traction purk
ElIy slmmcrr. mainatav On tho
IIt.h.ns staff of D. un. son Vets. ls
rr" uf Co.." best eluthpavs 90 the
''u'rII l.tlur Rudy has won ton
straight games and hus lnsf but three
sir.. JOINING D. Dayton squad. The
port slider has speed. good control "a
rrHl head. aii q which are ,scuiiaI
Goo good TItOhiur Joe connolly. demon
rWIff.r nf fhn circuit. claims Rudy has
fh. best curves Co. hit of auy pitcher
Ir the isaauc.
Iu p.rham D. credited with pull
.rE 90 ONO ~ tho most Spectacular
.H- ha ...r wifnce.l 600 fl. Fort
NuI r. lf"HuUa or Monday afternoon
In Tho s.rhth inr.ue 1904 spcar,l ono
uF N~rfnH.rft's llt with ono paw
while travelling 40 20 OBJ salt and
o.. otvri % round NJ applause
ItIrmort admirers Of T,ie Kr...Iv
and Huli Durham Hro planning fu ritc
thrw u warm w.I.um. ur Sunday NE
t,runn when tho Smokes play tho
GRAND Rapids ff1m uf Traction park.
in nat city pcfc nu1 HIri formerly
Owed in those parts and nro widely
acquainted there
Worder. released ts FORT Wayne
s.m. Time HLs fu fr picked up ami
lrrl ir NDnnrk. BE- sf.rf tome later.
hua fuI Troubles af t"rf. Ia iu She
Tri-rfafn I.agH. Whit. batting 81 Gay
nr fwr nrr WrrIrf jog cn or fhO rfifk
aud % struck ono - Die teammates
in fh. face trfnRirE Dts Jaw and
Knocking several trffn Ouf Tho neat
u.. Mtffrf w.f f fr fH pitch Huf was
sn nervous over the miahnp That tho
ff4t tlr.. Inlls pitched wont f.r two
frgtlra and n home run DC was
dorrirkrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24

NEW YORK. Aug 2S.-By defeat.
ing New York I'm the final game OF the
series here today. Chicago resumed
the National League leadership.
Richie. who occupied the box when
his club lost by "A close score on Mon.
day. was vel back against the Giants
He pitched n strong game and was
we'll supported. Chicago took the lead
by finding Wiltse for four singles In
the rrst inning. which. with "A base
on balls and a wild pitch. netted three
nuns. Wiltse steadied down then. but
was raped for four more hits and
three more runs in the ninth. Score;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
SHOOT TO-DAY
Local Shooters % Participate in Prlc-
tee Shoot a. IS" Bridge.

Tl.s afternoon If o'clock several
member. OF tho Er Game. Rod. Rifle
.nI Gun club Will journey to the
Gibbs range near T~noruburr place
0.f tho pike to 'nraEe Boo that r.ru
fIr ra.timo az trap shooting The
...ii Dos. tro rounding into shape
fur -lc registered tournament. which
vI Dos held here ou Tuesday. Sep
f.Ihcr 9th. and arc confident ~ bring
.rl U.ma SOME ~ t.o bacon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24

PIRATES LOSE
Philadelphia Defeats P~ittsbura In A
Very Close Game.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug % -Phila-
d''phi1 Won today's gam" from PITTS
bur " to 2. and captured tho series
from the visitors hy two games 20
on" Tho contest was a battle Of
pitchers until tho seventh inning.
when the HON" team scored the win.
n'rr run ON Macee's double. Beck's
Sacrihc" and Luderus' single score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
Realty Deeds Emeh

From William F. Bailey and wife
to Alva Mccormick. tract of land
IN Goshen township. Consideration.
500.
Prom William r. Phillips and Fran.
ces Is. Phillips to Thomas Mccormick.
tract OF land in Bellaire. Consldera.
lion $1,000.
From George W Reace and Fraz.
zeia J. Reace TO William II. Beall and
Mary II. Beall. tract Of land in Mar.
uns Ferry. Consideration. $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24

Army Es,lma,.s Made

WASHINGTON. Ana Oh rhe esti.
mates for iho army for tho ncVt 6scai
wear. DO vHs announced today. would
hc in The aFFrsgatc about the same
as tlo amount appropriated by con
Ercss Tor military establishments dur
inc The current year. Vhich vas t9A,
2iO.f 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
ST.. CLAIRSYILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE. o. Aug. o.
civil cases fled follow
Hattie Rayford ". Andred Ray, for
dl'orce and a!imony on the ground
OF "iliul absence and habitual drunk.
ennes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
~ AAV1O ~ Nt1EELLNG. ~. :.
AMATEUR BASEBALL

tn" Patterson Athletic club accepts
the challenge OF the LOralus FOR "a game
4" ue played ou sunday afternoon on the
Patterson grounds. This ~ the second
time u4is season these two teams have
met. tie FIRST battle resulting iu "a VIC
tory for the Iattersons. The manager
OF the Pnttersou's g. requested to cal!
Manager Scheid. OF the Lorair-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24

George W. Tyson. age %. OF Cam
bridge and Miss TAFT. OF Bishop. aged
-. OF GAINESVILLE.
Harry II. Scatterday. aged %. OF
Denver. Col, and Miss Rose L. Tooth
man. aged u. OF Belmont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24

Manager Brown. OF tho V. a . foam
last evening completed arrangement flr
% ttW' with tine fast Mauu!ucfau ,l.:.
o. To. played on Saturday afternoon on
INC Mauilu-tou ound The butp side
team Viii Eo down with one OF f4c
~-ipngcst line = they have nlI I'm IN.
ll'4i ills season and are confident that
thrN VII! Civ" tN" west virginia l.a- "A
iNh Tor their money. Mooney Viii mos.
ikely go III" twlr!tns for the y y a..
nine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
Expert
Truss Filters

ron'' qccm 90 mean much IN these
fusa You walk along tho streets and
frn tho fIrn. Expert Truss Filters
fr many windows The only claim
fhsao parties have 20 fho uae % such
b term &C. that thoy have q few trueses
ln stock nud want 20 soli 'hom % SONS
ursuaporfirz innocent pcraon. who
fbev can TOOL hv their untuuthfui sign
Our Nr Gordon has been httinf
~truuscs Tor CD years and has hundreds
a. reraons ~ vouch for bis unusual
ability On this direction. Prices arr
tight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24

The Dallas Athletic club. which has
netn putting up some strong
"t late ana finishing ou top Ga" majority
gt times. VIII journey to TayIprstown.
IA, saturday 20 show the lads Of that
place what little they know about tie
national game. The Dallas club Will
D." accompanied 10y "a large delegation OF
''"''Is' ami are %couutiug GA "a victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24

o.. .aofNrr. OF the Terrible rrau. 90
fr. resei.uUf f~Calrusiv I.f. HHIIHe u..
served our Village choir fnr frn irrf feV
years. n Hm convinced f.rf GIL. rI..rf.n.
Sing rrf fevnatinr effr f. fHr am.fs.r
fr0i.HslV Iaa the rr.rreainusl hind
beaten g. e. oontreito W slsI'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
Vets Shut Out Pirates.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Aug. ca
Dayton took the first game OF the
series from Terre Haute. one TO moth
ing on two passed balls and two wild
pitches in the seventh.
r. II. l..
Dayton 900 900 1OO-l 1 .
Terre Haute 900 900 600 > ,
Batteries-Compton and Konnick.
Pattison and O'Brien.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
Fort Wayne Gets eame

SOUTH BEND Ind. Aug 20 -For.
Wayne won ifs thirteenth straight
game today. defeating South Bend. :
o. g. Score.
I.-' WAYNE. r7raonos
f..fl Pend. ..HuotD1
Iatfer.es. Tt.tfa- ana p,t.. g..
han a.I Ti.r.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24

The Walk-Ovcrs want a game for
sunday afternoon with tho Connors-
VIE. o.. team. Can sporting editor
OF l~nieiliecncer IL accepted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
CUBS LEAD
Big RACE
Supplsnt the Giants as Leaders OF the
National League Pennant
Race.
CHICAGO PUT RICHIE
IN BOX AGAINST GIANTS
WiItse Easily Raped by the Chicago
Swatters In Contest
Results.

Philadelphia. 3. Pittsburg. ?
Chicago. o. New York. .
Brooklyn. 8: -. Louis. I.
Cincinnati. 8: Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
TYsonR I.hon

George w Tyson. ~ Cambridge. O.,
and Miss Cab o. Bishop. Of Barnes
tille were quietly married this after
noon 90 tho Methodist PARSONAGE by
Rev. T. o. Ncdredge.
scattsrday Toothmsn.
Harry VI ~SC1ftcrday. Of Denver,
Col. and Mics Rose o.. Toofhman. 81
belmont. we're quietly married this
afternoon hv Rev W. W. Morton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
CONTINUE
TO LOSE
NEWARK BESTS SMOKES BY
SCORE OF 4 TO 3.
sion by Sensational Catch
Beatty the Loser.
Results.

Newark. 4: Wheeling. 3.
Or. Rapids. II. GAINESVILLE. =
Fort Wayne. =. south Bend. /.
Dayton. ]: Terre Haute. o.
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Standing Of C1uha.
To-day's Games.

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Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at BROOKLYN.
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and runs to-day. winning. IA TO .
Score:
r. II T..
CIR. Rapids. . 5OO50O20-Is II -
GAINESVILLE 30 00O000O2- =
Battcries-Myers and Holmes Schultzs
james and Ragsiale. Welch.