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GAMES TOMORROW

Caldwell A. G. VS.. Worthingtons,
at Caldwell.
~Iryinston Parks VS.. Chatham Athlet-
les. at Irvingt ton Park.
Forest Hill A. c. VS. MOrristown n
A.. at MOrristown.
WestfeId II. b. c. vs.. Duneilen, III
westheId.
Clark VS.. General Elcctrics' at
RoseyiIIe Oval tshop
Hyatt VS.. Ha%rtshorDe, at Athieties
park, two games (Shop
Mergott VS.. Westinghouse AT farA-
view Oval (Shop League. i.
edison VS.. Marin, at Riverside os"i
(ShOp League).
son.
With such popular pitchers as Aoe
Welsher, Kid Holmes and Harry HIP
fel on their roster, the OF
the Caldwell F. C. won both parts or
their holiday double-header ysster-
day. The All-Stars, of this city, Wis
tied the Hill town in the morning ana
were handed a II to 8 uco II
was a heavy-hitting match through
out and, mingled with errors on the
part of both aggregations. the game
proved a weird one. Huntly started
for the stars, but was ousted In snort
order in favor of Van, who was a
shade better. Holmes began for the
home nine, and he, too, took 70 cover.
being relieved by Abe Weisher. wac
twirled a good game thereafter.
The Ironside F. c., of this CITY,
was handed it's first shut-cuc of
season. when the Caldwellttes cis-
posed of them to the tune of 6 to 0
in the afternoon. Harry Hipfel. Just
back from the South, toed the rubber
for the hon nine and was invinciole
throughout. He allowed but five scat
tered hits. Harry olde. who pitched
for the visitors, was hit timely and
often. The scores:
Morning game R.H.E.
Caldwell .......... 100000 XII IL 4
All-Stars ......... 300400o10- 9 4
Batteries-Holmes, Welsher and Brewer;
Van and Beebs.
Afternoon game R.H.B.
Caldwell ........... O 102030Ox- Ks 3 z
.......... 0 0 0 100000 % 8 3
Batteries-Hipfel and Brewer; olde and
The excellent weather yesterday
rough out many of the local sand
aggregations and good crowds
some interesting games de-
cided in this section.
A double victory was recorded by
Worthington baseball team yes
terday. The Armorys were the first
to go down before the crack Pump
Works aggregation, 9 to l, on Rose
vile Oval in the morning. In the
afternoon the Dorch lads stacked up
against the Arlington A. A, of
and the latter nine failed to
score, while the Worthingtons made
eleven runs. George Boice was the
heaving master for the winners in the
morning contest and twirled a steady
game. He allowed seven hits.
otte, who pitched for the Harri-
when that team was a mem
her of the Manufacturers League,
was on the mound for the Armorys
and was touched UP for ten safeties.
The veteran Bill Pounds toed the
for the bumpers in the after
noon session. and was even in better
form than his teammate. The Ar
lingtons only hit Bill safely six times,
while his teammates %garnered thir-
The batting of Mills in the s~ecor1
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ORANGE &c. TO PLAY
COMMONWEALTH NINE

1.-Two big Metropolitan Amateur
league games are carded for tomor-
bW afternoon. The South Orange
held Club will meet the Common
Eealth nine, of Upper Montclair. The
bttle will be staged at South Orange
held. At Englewood the Englewood
4 c. will have the Montclair A. C.
5{contend with.
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DIR. SHOOTING

DIR. Lockwood took high-gum honors at
the holiday shoot at the Smith Gun Clubs
traps yesterday with a shoot of 30 out
of a tpssible 100. The main event was
the 10& ,ird prize contest and there were
besldesA ~several practise shoots. The at.
tendance was small, the heat keeping
many shooters away.
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+Batted for Barry in the ninth.
Runs-Collins. Swacina, Vaughn, w.
Zimmerman, e. Zimmerman. Higgins;
Breen, Janvrin, Barrows McCrone.
Errors-seymour, Vaughn, Higgins;
Janvrin, Knight.
Jersey City....... 4 o 0 0 0 o.
Newark .......... 0 ] 2 0 3 / 0 x-7
Two-base hit-Breen. Three-base hits
Swacina, Higgins, Knight. Stolen bases
Collins, Purtell, McCrone. Double play
~--Janvrin, Breen and Knight. Bases on
balls-Of Bell 8, off Barry 6. Struck out
BY Bell 5, by Barry l. Time of game
-1h. Som. Umpires-Matthews and
Murray.
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SOX AND MACK
: MEN DIVIDE PAIR
AMERICAN LEAGUE
w. L. Pei W. L. Pc.
Boston -. 49 % .6S1l Cleveland. IS 35 500
Phila 80. 40 % .5SSl Detroit =. IS 81 .493
Wash 49,. 43 81 .5stlNew York. 10 4S .2s4
Chicago +. q. 40 30 .572, st. Louis. 10 40 .279
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
EARLY GAMES.
W~asbington,< II; New York, 8.
Philadelphia, 4; Boston, 8.
Detroit, o: st. Louis, Q.
Chicago, 2; Cleveland, l.
LATE GAMES.
Washington, II; New York, /.
Boston, 6: Philadelphia, s.
Detroit, Z: st, Louis. 0.
Cleveland. 8; Chicago, 4.
Games Today.
York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Chicago.
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BROOKLYN HALTS
GIANTS BIG DASH
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
EARLY GAMES.
Brooklyn, 10; New York, A..
Boston, Z; Philadelphia, 3.
~Pittsburg, IL; Cincinnati, 5.
LATE GAMES.
Brooklyn. s; New York, 2.
Chicago, 2: st, Louis, 0.
C~hicago,<3; st. Louis, 2 (ten III
nings).
Philadelphia, Z: Boston. 4.
Pittsburg, 3; Cincinnati. 2.
Games Today.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at st. Louis.
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The results of the games decided
yesterday caused no changes in the
international League race. The
Tigers took both ends of the double
bill from the Shelters, Rochester
walloped Montreal in two games,
double trouncing, while Baltimore
succeeded in grabbing a double
header from the Grays.
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On Montgomery oval
R.H.E.
Palace A.. C.......... O0OS4O1O -S II 2
Montgomery NJ. E.. 90 0 I o. 3 8
Batteries-Palace A. c., J. Baier and
Tromper; Montgomerys, Dezinsky aud
D0ty.
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Game.


BUFFALO, N. Y, July 5.-The
Leafs batted hard here yesterday and
trounced the Bisons in both parts of
the double holiday bill by respective
scores of 6 to 8 and 10 to Z. The
scores:
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WESTFIELD, 8; NAPLES, I

The Maple A. c. lost TO the Westfeld
b. B. C., s to l, at Westfeld yesterday
afternoon.
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COvington Loses First.

BALTIMORE, July 5.-"Tex" Cow
ington, late of Detroit, made his de-
but with the Grays in the morning
game against Baltimore yesterday and
lost, 2 to l.. The Orioles made six
runs in the first inning of the second
game, which was enough to beat the
Clam-Diggers again, 6 to A.. The
scores:
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b.. Is. T., 3 TO /, at Weslneld yesterday
afternoon.
grounds in the morning the Common
wealth second team disposed of the
New York National A. c., 5 to Q.
At Vailsburg- R.H.E.
Cubs ............4 3 I o / 3 ! 0-13 % 9
Outlaws .........1 o 0 3 0 3 l o 8 10 D
Observation-Disclosures ana Binhorn
Charles and Hecht.
North A.. Go 1 10000 o. 8 4
Ronetich .......0 0 o 3 0 0 OF 10 3
On Custer Oval
Arrow A. c. ........2 DO
Custer A. C.........,1 2 0 0 1 ] 2-12
Watson stars .....:.O 3 0O1O . o. 6
Custer A. C.........4 0 0 1 1 0 0 x Z
At Morris Park
R.H.E.
Giants ............ 23030 0 LIP " 2
Tigers ............ 0004060 l Oil 10 7
Batteries-Thompson and Ford: yogel
and Kiefer.
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BOX SCORES OF
YESTERDAYS GAMES
Morning Game.

Totals % G. II 81 ----
TotaIc OK Q "a 1
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The excellent weather yesterday
brought out many of the local and
lot aggregations and good crowds
witnessed some interesting games de-
cided in this section.
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LOCAL BOYS
Who Are Playing In the o. and p.
League Are Making Good Both
in Field and az Bat.

The official averages OF the play
ers In the o. and T. League just is-
su.-d by the official statisticiau. 4 H.
Friedman. OF McKeesport. Pa. show
that the local boys who are playing
on 'he teams in that circuit are
showing up well In all departments
Collingwood Of Pleasant Valley. who
is playing with the Steubenville team.
finished tho first half OF rho season
With the neat batting average 81
800. while Marshall. ~ the same club.
li' 1873 Mike Mullen. Of Mounds
Vile. who IS PLAYING with sharon. hit
22u. while McKclvey swatted the pill
ar 25l gait.
Kotchka hit AZ tho 221 mark col
Ungwood was the ffth best fielding
first sacker IN tho league. finishing
with an average ODD 9sS. He WIS
really tho second best. IA two % tho
men above him played in Ices than
ouc.haif rho games Mullen WAS
sixth in fielding among the sFor'
stops with an average ~ SIS which
l- considered good for man paving
fh- short field poosifion ColUur
good De- perhaps making fh" best
showing ~ any local boy .n tho
league
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RIVER NEWS

win ar excellent steamboat stage
on the river. all the packets ar. en-
.pyihs 4 thriving business. much OF
the cargoes being farm sroduc- and
fruits received az down-riyer points.
hoth the Steel City and IN. Sonorna
unioaded large consignments 81 v-ge-
tholes at the local wharf yeSt.rdaN
several pool boats from Pittsburgh
passed down yesterday afternoon
with lows Of coal and freight barreS.
They were met at Sistersviile by the
Williams ana AT Sardis by the Du-
quesne. who're the tows were divided
between the two larger boats
The stage az the local wharf ves-
terday afternoon Was i6 feet 10 inches
Gnd rising very slowly.
Tuesdays Goats.
steel city. Pittsburgh. II a. m.
Soncma, Marietta noon.
Liberty. Darlington. 3 30 p. m.
Wednesdays Boats.
kanawha. Charleston. 8 "a m
Indian. Matamoras. II a. m.
Greenwood. Pittsburgh, noon.
Liberty. Darlington. so p. IN.
River Marks.
PIT Btl ,. ~. Pa. July 23.-Stage
reported tonight.
Davis Island-li.2 feet falling:
cloudy
Steuhenville-Is feet falling. clear
Farkersburg -ls.S feet rising. clear.
MorGontown-l0.5 feet falling;
clear
on City foot stationary; clear.
Warren Three tenths feet station
airy. clear.
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oLossIr Is for all wood work.

Mrs. G.. p. Stansberry met with a
painful accident yesterday when she
fell down the rear steps OF her home
on Union street. and as a result will
be confined To her bed for "A few DAYS
The daily wreck on the Short Line
occurred this morning near Minnie
and this time there are nine cars
clear OF the rails. But IL was a little
diversion from the usual order OF the
Short Line wrecks. as none OF the
cars were turned over nor were any
OF the crew injured
DR.. and Mrs. II. Il. Browse departed
FOR Troy. o.. this morning. where
Mrs. Browse will spend few weeks
with her brother. Rev Upton B.
Thomas and wife. and DIR. Browse will
go on 10 points In Canada and the
Great Lakes to attend o some urgent
business matters. Rev. Thomas was
formerly pastor OF the Episcopal
church in this city.
Mrs. %. Adams OF Fanlight, this
county. was taken TO the Glendale hos.
pital for treatment this evening. The
sick lady was accompanied by her
husband and brother-in-law, y. Adams
OF Reader
Mrs. Ara Long of Pine Grove passed
through the city this morning en-
route to her home from the Glendale
hospital. where she has been taking
d course of treatment. Mrs. Long
was accompanied by her daughter.
Miss TOT Long. and her son. Amos
Long
a large number OF the residents OF
this city are at Pine Grove today TO
attend the funeral OF the late Mrs.
Il. l.. Morgan. held in that village at
II O'Clock this morning.
I. l.. Dunlap left this morning for
Fairview. Marion county. to work for
the Hope Gas company Mr. Dunlap
has been in their employ for a mum
Der OF years and was transferred from
this district 10 the Faiview district
last week, but did not leave until this
morning.
\. VI. Hunter OF Sistersville is at
Pine Grove today replacing several
easkets that We're burned out by the
recent electrical storm that visited
that vicinity. Mr.. Hunter is superin-
tendcnt Ow the Pure OH company and
he states that none OF the machinery
in the pump house was injured nor
was any oil burned
Attorney James =. Young is a legal
visitor In Parkersburg for the day
Mrs 7 w Martin OF Pittsburgh,
who has been the guest OF friends and
relatives In this city for the last few
weeks. departed for her homo this
morning
Attorney G. l.. Johnston of Jackson
burg is legal visitor IN this city.
Mrs r. II Rouse attended the fun
eral OF the late Mrs -. L. Morgan at
Pine Grove this morning
Attorney y. II. Morris Is attending
10 business matters connected with
the estate az the late g. q. Wcster-
me- az Bens Run FOR the day.
Miss Dora Widmer departed this
morning for Tarentum. Pi. 10 speud
few DAYS as the guest OF friends
and relatives IN that city
Mrs. X. c. Heber OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
who has been the guest OF friends
and relatives I'm This city FOR the last
few weeks. left for her home this
morning. Mrs Heber was accomra-
MED by her niece. Miss Bertha Hcbor
~ho Will spend three weeks with h.r
aunt
Mrs. \. y Mckinney Of tho Ohio
side is the guest Of Wheeling friends
for tho day.
Miss Grace " Bridgman Is a Wheel
ing visitor today
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NEWS BRIEFS

owing To the special meeting OF
council last Friday the regular meet
inE scheduled for last evening was
rot held IL Is likely that the mayor
Wal Issue call for a special session
To be held next Tuesday evening.
Friends OF Judge l.. s Jordon are
boosting him as n candidate for Judge
OF the circuit court 90 MI the vacancy
caused by the retirement Of Judge
Frank Nesbitt. who will not be a can
didato for reelection.
More than 1000 persons In the
county have not paid their per capita
TAX for the past year according TO
county Assessor Henry Frohme.
More than two thousand attachments
nave been made this year.
The preliminary papers in suit
STYLED the Dollar Savings and Trust
company VS. Pearle Cox Of Bethany.
and Mrs. Lydia Taylor. Of Manning
ton. In assumpsit were filed in Clerk
kinShorn's office yesterday. The suit
~ 20 recover damages 10 the extent
or $4,000 on a note. Attorney F. y.
Mcneil represents the plaintiff
An orGer Of discharge was enter
cd in the bankruptcy case Of W. =
hayburst OF Jacksonburg. Wetzel
county. yesterday morning. bringing
the matter 10 a close. The order was
entered hy United states Commission
or George r Boyd
ON Monday morning a force q
women will be- put to work In the
high school building and general
house cieaiing viii begin which will
TAKE the sr, alter part OF August
Janitor Burt tlether. with the large
force 81 women Will clean the build
ins from the basement To- the upper
floors
Although but two or three SRI
"us cases II mad dog bites have been
reported In the city this summer. Vet
gIl dogs are RESTLESS ana irritable dur
ir- he hot weather and Il Is not adj
Visable TO bother any 81 them.
Fire CHIEF Ed Rose Is making
tour of inspection OF all the fra
houses. and IS having all Of N" hose
inspected and tested During the
cleaning of the reservoir several
sections Of hose was burstrd and the
test is being made in order that this
occurrence might not bc duplicated
while attending "a FIRE.
sterdav. a delegation - about
tw"nfy-tiy, people from this sitv lott
over he Pennsylvania railroad for
Iltfsburgh. where they viii represent
-. Fau.s and other Evangelical
Lutheran Senate. which conven.s for
two day session IN that city.
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Autos Collide On Kin.

what might have been a very bad ac-
eident was prevented by the presence OF
mind Of two rivers OF autos on Fulton
mn east OF the city yesterday morning
ne large truck owned by J. w Beltz 4
sons o. was coming up the steep grade
and n touring car driven by a well Known
out the pike resident was coming IN the
grade They did not see one another
until too late and as a result the two
cars came together. The accident hap-
pehed on one " the bridges and vas I'M
aNoidable Both cars were disabled.
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HEADQUARTERS
Republican National Committee W,ll
Open Its Western headquarters
at Chicago Soon.

WASHINGTON. July 23.-The Re
publican national committee Will open
It's western headquarters ~ Chicago
not later than August r. This iufor.
nation reached here today and q is
also understood that David ". Null
yane OF Kansas for many years a mem
Der OF the national committee from
that state. Will b. in charge of the
Headquarters Among the members
OF the executive committees who will
assist Mr. Muivanc az Chicago during
the campaign are John r Adams o.
Iowa Charles -. Warren. Michigan:
Thomas X. Niedrinrhaus. Missouri.
and Roy O. West Of Illinois
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"Green Deafh''
Means Sure
Death to Bugs

Bed Bugs. Reaches
and all similar house
Vermin.
Squirt it into their
hiding places and
they never come
out again.
Now is the time TO
90 after them be-
fore the Young ones
are Matched.
Get the genuine
Green Death from
your druggist for a
quarter.
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PLAY HOOKIE
rouse Again Compelled TO Adjourn
Because There Was Not a
Quorum Present.

WASHINGTON. d G.. July %
For thr second time within TWO days
%" House to-day was forced ir do.
SPAR 'o adjourn because of tho alb
-rhrn ~ -lfHc'"nt members 90 carry
"n public business So serious has
ff" .iti1flor become that kilograms
nav" been sent % NOR. Than faD
soon" member who a-. either 20
t''r homes NJ rI-f.rat.rE af summer
escorts. urging chem 20 return al
once
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RATIFICATION
ORGANIZATION

At mass netting held by the cit
liens of Welisburg last evening a Rad
ification Club was organized with the
following officers elected: President
II. W Powell vice president, W. b.
campbell secretary. r. J. Reed.
treasurer. Charles l.. Wilson: chair
man OF the financial committed. Will.
lam Coates: chairman OF the program
committee. r +. Hatch. The meeting
was addressed by several persons and
II was decided 10 open the organiza
ton 10 both men and women.
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New switch Completed.

Ihe new switch bei-g iaIo BY the city
ana Elm Grove Railroad company at
hIsihton Lane yesterday for the purpose
vi INSISTING the contractors who have
NARY OF the work at the new building
at the Home Of the Good Sh.pbcrd A.,
unloading their goods was completed yes
terday. IL viii ge removed as soon As
the work Is completed.
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Cardinal Gibbons Birthday

BALTIMORE. Md. July 23-Cardi.
nal Gibbons Is IS years old to-day
He planned 10 spend the day quietly
at the home OF friend in Carroll
county. whore. except for the years
he has been ia Europe or on other
trips. h. has passed many of his birth
days. The cardinal Is reported 20 he
in excellent health lie received
many letters and kilograms of CON
graduation on the anniversary
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NEW MARTINSVILLE

New Nartinsville 10 20 be visited
b. a street carnival next week and n
al reports are true the 81. Louis
Anusemsnts has one o; the best car.
nival companies on the road The
company that will visit this city will
arrive here next sunday and will stay
for one week aud they have ten nrst
class attractions with them inclnd-
INK the high dive and the high wire
free acts
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"oh," That Awful Mud.

The water in the out the pike district
for the past several days has been moth
Ing but mud and as a result the Edgtn-
ton Lane laundry are unable to do any
laundry work for a few days. The
hltering system has gotten out or com.
mission for a few days forcing them 20
discontinue. The work OF repairing 10
will be completed in a few days work.
VIII 40 on as usual
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CahilI Promnt.d

Special Dispatch 10 the Intel sencer
BALTIMORE. Nd. July "a
Michael X Cabin. assistant superin-
t"ndcut ~ fhc Pittsburgh division OF
the Baltimore and ohio railroad has
been promoted To- superintendent Of
the Newark division with hcadquart-
trs az Newark. succeeding J. , IT.
win, resigned. who will Doc assigned
." Other C1ti.s. The change becomes
effective August first.
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0UT-TEE-PIKE


The large delivery auto owned BY the
Eesinion Lane laundry and driven by
Albert belt1. : veil known young man
OF the oct the pike district was wrecked
Al stop "a near Point Mills on the Ma
u"nai rad The front wheels struck a
tut and skidced over the bank. the ma
sim turned over breaking the top OF.
oeunolishins the Wind shield and breaking
several parts OF n e machine. The driver
~as not 10 blame a. he was travelling
al slow rate 81 speed and the Aceiden,
was unavoidable
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lie was found a few minutes later and
doctor whom was called. stated that
death occurred before the deceased fell.
Mr Humphrey had never married lie
"as well known in Wheeling having
driven the Old bus over the National
lie between Wheeling and st Glars
vie Deceased was a member OF the
lr-SbYt~riHn church. ~ yet no funeral
arrangements have been made.
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Repairing Crossing.

force Of men are employed at pres
eht repairing the crossing at the inter
section of the b. & .. and the g SE.G
n *. at Elm Grove. The ballast has
oeeh Jared loose By the heavy trains pas
slhs over II and the repairs will make
both roads much smoother at this potnt
The work will be completed some tim.
today.
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Miner Meets Death.

CLARKSBURG. W. Va. July "a
Thomas Jarvis. a miner. was instant
" Killed this morning while at work
in the Consolidation Coal company's
mine a. O'Neil. west OF this city. when
a huge piece Of slate fell upon him
He was - years old. Surviving are
d widow and three children.
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CONNECTS
Ohio County 10 Fifth In the Number
of Prisoners Sent 20 tire
State Prison.

sG-.iai ptspstcn % tha IntelliEencer
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July IL
According 10 statistics Just compiled
by Warden NJ. l. Brown. OF the peni-
Tertiary. on the number OF conviets
sent from each county. Ohio stands
nfth in the list Mcdowell. the black
belt. has more prisoners serving sen
fences than any FIVE or six small
counties Ia the State. Following is
the list:
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OBITUARY
CAROL Funsrnl.

TIE funeral of fhe LATE Peter CasSeil.
pioneer manufactured. whose death oc-
.rre' Monday even uE. VIII take place
.ra.iaN afternoon from fle family
.nnH 40 Co. FuYrfeerfh street TIE scr-
t I.fe uf.i Hr .HrfY. f,i sc 30 u.c.p. IS
.u .NarEe 90 fHe Rev Ir - a Coot.
81 PASTOR Hf Tire FIRST l'rfshyfsri4n Ct.ur. ID.
% l.I f.~ deceased was o. prominent
H-n.IfI TITO Irfermeuf wn4Dh Wif Dor.
private wil. follow a. Greenw GOD ceu.e-
fsrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-24

NARTiNSHrRG. " Va July - -
Funeral services over fhc remains o.
james % MDHride uneman uho
was allied While repairing wires sun
daF afternoon. VII o. held tomorrow
afternoon deceased grabbed hold %
Oh Ntr sf-o and vas cfecfrocufed.
n...e nearly hundred helpless 0eo-
i.r stood helpless below