davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1912-11-18
rnIs rHEm MEnnING DAN.

Miss Anna Sullivan, of this city
and Daniel w Cusb, of Delaware
City were married this morning in
St Marys Church. After a wedding
trip Mr.. aud Mrs Cush will live on
the Scott farm. at Reybold
Evening journal., 1912-11-18
STORM At sEA Prrs NANT SHIPS IN DANcrR

STORM At SEA PUTS MANY SHIPS IN DANGER
ny Tho United Press
WASHINGTON. Noy ls-Nessase. mdcauns terrific
storm along England today received at
the Ae saving service when stations Maine Massa-
chusetts cceraphed chooner
ate position ana The ncush schooner p
Nesrap on route rom ST. johns Sew Yori with cargo
OF lumber reported ashore Green saad Sea Les near
Tenants iarbor Maine the bias been taken Of.
the ycsscl win be totally destroyed
cRNBsE ENROLL FOR WAR AGAINST RUSSIA.
ny The United Press.
pEKN, Noy. ls.-Thousands Of Chinese onrolng
themselves In an important volunteers for service
against tho to prevent tho car from
grabbing Outer Mongolia
GOVERNOR WILSON ARRIVES AT BERMUDA
Iy The United Press
HAMILTON. bermuda Noy. 18Th, Steamer pcrnulin
ash Presidentesct Wilson and members OF his family
,oard arrived schedule The reported
pleasant trip
Evening journal., 1912-11-18
COvERNOR-ELFeT IMPROVES

Governor-elect Charles r. Miller
continues to show improvement. SEN
ator Miller was stricken several days
before his election and has been con-
fined to his residence since.
Evening journal., 1912-11-18
BULGARS, AFTER REPULSE,
AGAIN ATTACK CHALTALJA
Balkan Allies, Fearing Approach of Winter and Re-
organization of Turkish Forces, Renew Hosfji-
fies at Gates of Consfanfinope.
AMERICAN AND BRITISH
MARINES GUARD EMBASSIES

continues to rage among them. 10
the capital itself the epidemic is less
serious than at the front though the
number Of fresh cases is increasing
daily.
Evening journal., 1912-11-18
HEAD cur BY FALL.

Ross Howell. Of No. S43 Poplar St.,
fell on Lord street yesterday and cut
his head He was removed in the
police patrol TO the Delaware Hospi-
tai.
Evening journal., 1912-11-18
RING TEMPrS ron.

John Bordley. aged l. years. while
in 10 cent store on Saturday was
caught pocketing a ten cent ring. He
win be arraigned in the Juvenile
Court
Evening journal., 1912-11-18
MEATHER.

BY The Inifcd Prcss
WASHINGTON, NoY. lS.-Fair
weather viii continue tonight and
Tuesday in the eastern states.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S.-F0r Della
ware: Fair tonight. Tuesday, fair,
warmer.
Evening journal., 1912-11-18
ihe EVENING Journal

Ess more Subscribers than
any other paper in Delaware.
That means a home paper
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

9eienffuft feiner GenpFen iibsrboben.
Wenn er AUDI fortun untsr Der ipe3iel-
len Iufiidt bes Snipettprs orbeiten
iollte, 10 fiirhtete er bod bic bnsbdfteu
Raoelitide biefts Wannes nicbt 70 iebr
ipie Die Eobbeiten feiner Ghidfolssez
fdbrten, uno bic MosItdteit mar nicht
ausgeItlofen, baB er fi1 burrb Jle,B
uno 5reunolihteit Die 3ufrienanbeit
oes Snipettors eriporb unb ibn Ioaar
BON ieinef Sdulblpiigteit iiber5eugte.
Ndd benz Giien ipurbe Der Iblihs
Runbgang auf benz 5ofe ansetreten,
uno bon oieIem SpaSiersanss, ipenn
man ben ibdrf iiberlpadten Bdnies
marlh 10 nennsn tcnnte, fiibrte Der
ShlieBer ibn in's Spreh3immer.
(5ortiesuns fplet)
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0rxnStigextbs 6spstbelen.
giueinnati, 26. alpril.
Reue Sppotbe efen.

~ ~ GA e ".
ellie Slid an GinoInp 8. II. 9. Go
Ho. 3, $1,000.
Sobn Gerborot an 9tationol %. q
Co., S2250.
Gina 6. gioH on Baltimore ape
6. II. .. 60, $3.50.
aatberine DliboleEanlp an SerberI
s. Eaeboub, $446.
gincent y. Gage an Some SAB
Df. Co., $4,000.
Ibomos q. 9seoIe an Berthe
Naper, $500.
Subert GhrniB an Brighton Ger,
man gnnf Co., $500.
Snrriet q. DIenep on grterpriis
q. ". Co.. $500.
Geo. grinf on goutb WeIt Gns
.. o.. $4,000.
Gliinb q. 9oipns an Gan Wnrct
g. II. 6. o., $275O.
Wlnttie Ws. gparfs an 2eipis G.
Gor0es. $500.
Wnrp NcGartbp an CALHOUN 6. u
3. Co.. $500.
8. 80, 6eintnian an NeItern u
Southern 9ife Sni. Co., $1,000.
simcn Hernitein an Gam. Hobn.
$500.
8. 81. @bite an Gsmminssiae Der.
man @aut, $500.
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i,nb 109 in Spanboe Spnbifat Inter.
abtb., 81.
Sobn @. ged on Oto., 2 Cots all
GIiii Ctr, 81.
geo. $. 3insmeilter on oto., Got
13a IN WaiIes 9reenDooo's llnterab'
tbeiIune, $500.
Inorefp s. SENT on bto., 8 Cots
in Seft. 81, gGucreef 2p., 81.
Marp 6. Stone an bto., / Sot OH
GIberon ape., 81.
Miettheip WebeI on bto., 37a SUB
in 2. U. Sartsborue's llnterobtbei'
lung, $500.
Senrp GIoitermon on bto. 1 Sot IN
Seft. 80, Storrs Up, $1,000.
Gaib. 2. See on oto., 7 Sots in 2.
8. Sartsborne's llnterabtb., 81.
artenliis Yearp on oto., 2ot 296 III
5tp., $475.
Gbas. s. Shannpn on bto., / Got
on Mc9ean ape., 81.
Geo. Rienan an bto., 2ot 2 in
Raion & ReobiHgton's llnterabtb.,
Some Gitp, $500.
gsm. Sfonis on oto., Got 9 in oto.,
oto., $500.
Usobel 3. IL. 8. 60. on oto., 5 Cots
in Suliar's eitate, Billings Strabe,
$2125.
Rarp Cutter on bto., 2ot 81 in
Seb. aeBbeimcr's Gitoie, $3250
Ism. 6. isiiber an oio., 36 2ots in
Self. IA, RiIlcreef 3p.. S10,2S2.31.
Carrie 6. 4abeeti an oto., 80 CUB
an Straoer ane., 800.
@m. @bparo genro on bto.. ] Got
an @ooI Ctr, 81.
W2arearct Ge Seritp an bto., f21
JuB an Sd,ueiber Abe, 5000.
Gbas. 6. Rifols on oto., 2 Ider in
Seff. 35, Millueef Sp., 81.
Golerain y. Ii. 6. SO. an Heubcr
:. 8oob. 104s SUB on $optins 4oe.,
gtoripoob. S4150.
glropioent 2. q. IL. Truit go. an
Ibos. Sisgeralo, Is Cots in 4ma5on
Hart nnterabtb., $500.
&eitben s. 8ooo on Gitp OF Gin.
etilnati, 80 10 SUB on Soptins uno
MebIter 4pe., $4150.
Simon 8ernitein on Momie Bern.
itein, } slntheiI In 33 ;sub on Court,
nabe Saib allep., 81.
Sobn abolf on Geo. 5. Sbmib., /
BOT Gil 3eIiner Ctr, 81.
sSames S'Sara an 2oniie Senion,
100 SUB on 4. Ctr, California, ST.
Mebala so. Bell an 9booa Ds. sfip.
pep, Got an Serfhell uno grootfielo
ape., 81.
". 1. Snpiparo oil Sarrp %. Cor.
oes, 2ot an 9errn Mno Got an
ytortb Crescent Gpenue, 81.
gona gelseu an fSranf Shmibtir.,
90 Sub an 5rances glne., gbepiot, 81.
Mnnn urb Ibeo. BoB on Gina 9.
9iderina, Got on Cora qne., 81.
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auf Der ) ofiilieniagb i'm
tnnerten afrifa. Sn 4nfang
beg Sabrss 1911 erresten einise s5oi>
iilienfunbe Quffebsn. Die Elm geambter
bon gritiib- Siiafrita, Sisbp pisDtt,
5ufdlig ipdbrenb eines Sdebousfluges
an Der Sitiiiite bes 8ittoria Rpan3a
semaht bate. Der sliidlihe gntbeder
Oiei.r prdbiftorifden StaBe fiel nitt
Iange panah isinsr Sagbluft gum
Spfer, inbem Elm peripunbetes bippos
potamus Iein Boot umitiirste unb ibn
10 gum Grab Der Grotubile tperoen
lieb; einiee Der Don ihm eefunbenen
JoHiIien aber tpurben nah aonDon as.
braht uno fanben Die gr0bte Henh-
tung, benn Is lparen Hnpfsn BON
GdugttbiereH. bic i'm Miccdn ober Der
mittIeren Iertiar5eit geIebt bdtten.
Oaraufbin untsrrabm Der bstonnte
eng!iIhe 9eoIoge Or. 0eIir GsDolb
i'm Toptmbtr 1911 cine Gyptbition
nod bleien Stdtien bes Diltorids
HpunSu uno ilt nun DOT ilr5en nit
elmer reihen 4usbeute an rpertbooIIsn
GoHilisn suriidgeiehrt. Am 15. Tos
Denlber 1911 trreihte er Rorungu, ben
Srt am Gee. mo bic eriten JoFiIisn
tntDedi .purben. Or. Gsfpnlb brung
RAID Bis gu ben dlieften Gninien bor.
bic fib ftbr fhdrf BON ben iiinaeren
Shihten abboben unb in benen bic
Goi1iiien prddtis erbaIten paren. Jn
Der oritten Shiff, bic bes WlioeGns.
fanb er elm 9inotNrium NIT 3dbnen
unb 4nofen pom 4eerntbkrium unb
4ntbraeotkrium, nsm alien 1ppus
oes Hbino5eros. Wiele anc9enrefte
nurben nabe Bel Der Wliinbung bes
auii ober Rupo ; ylunss aussesros
ben. anbere Gpuren BON 1oiIiIien fan.
ben iid an flint bis fiinf3tbn Weilen
entftrnttn Yuntten. Nombem Dss
ipalo feline Qrbsiien i'm aaruns1s sUs.
biet beenbtt bate, panbte er iid n6rbs
lid nah Henbo. no er eb<nfoIls inters
tHonie sJoiiiIien auffanb. Geine Mus,
btute brnhte er bnnn In ein<m DutenD
GROCER Riiten burn ben fdblimmenllr.
nolb sliidIi4 Bis nnn Sort s5tprene<.
Dur6 feline arbtitn bat er fefgefelIt.
bGb an bem BON ibm iaterinGtea
Delta IN DaiocGn 3kitaiter bef
GtrnM, .6elfen uebtrna has Delta IN.
unb ber ipobrfneinIi9 BEN aIten Qauf
bes btutosu Huii boriknts, IN ben
Witerias9e 9eaaaJa.&ee seilshea III
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siuoolpb @ino an ,SinoIop2. II. 9.
SO. go. 3, $500.
Nbooa Mippep OIL Sutton g. il. g.
q. gto. A, $500.
@m ssebr on Robaiuf German 9.
II. e. Co., $1,000.
Geo. WcIonaIo on @m. g. Sen.
Een, S699.
Gbna Z. 8idering an atlas g. II.
g. 60, $3.50.
s5ranf Sdmiot, ir1 an oto., $4,000.
GetiIgteSppotbefaH.
Steian MnSIeuer an ayinoIaD 6. II.
D. SO. 9o. 3, $1,000.
Com. Butler an Soutbern Gbio g.
II. Z. Co., $1,000.
Si55ie Brand on Spoe 3arf 9. IL.
g. Co, S2250.
GieieIbe on 8. 8. gcipgiiG, $3.50.
Diidlael R Siimm on GoIerain 9.
II. Z. Co., $500.
Gpas. Sei5mann an bieielbe, 5000.
Bertha eifbofi on star Q. u. Ro.
90, ooUUU.
ebna 6. sioa on Baltimore 4pe.
g. IL. q. Co., $500.
sSsobu q. SpiIfer on GinbeI ape.
6. Ii. Y. Co., $4,000.
6. z. @rorpn an 81. g. Groner,
9ornino, $500.
Wiinuie 8. SeiieI on S1oiItbernGbiu
9. II. Z. Co., $4,000.
George 8. alein an Cottage g. u.
8. 60, $500.
Barney Roeller an Senrp RoieIer,
$500.
Sbos. ). Reefer an Gait Gno 8. a.
60, $3.50.
5bomos Roiier an Goutb Belt
eub 9. ", 5000.
Uinrp e. Boomers an Foundation
y. n. 8. 60, $2500.
anna Boz an sSreb. Scamp, $250O.
Rinnie Sein an gugut 8oelfer.
bins, $t350.
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GrnaSeiaentbnms Aebertrasnxlea


emma q. @rumbine on Gnnie g.
2oois, so bel 115 Sub OH Der Toro.
ieite Der 4uIte Ctr, 725 syuB ipeItlih
bon 2inben Ctr, 81.
S. 6. Shrepe an ssreo. s. Reeo.
Cots 80, 80, 40, 81, II unb 79 in
CHARLES 6. Moore's llnterabth., 81.
glnna 9. gteihaus an gmma gtii.
tberioro, 80 bel 100 Sub on Der Siib.
Iette Der Gilmore Str, $500.
2ouiia ). 8Iaeiher on u. %. 8lae'
if)er, 2ots q uno % in 9laeif,er
Ylace llnterobih., 81.
sSreo. :. Neeo on 9fobert 6. aeIlp,
Cots II rmb 70 in 9barlese Wtoore's
Inter abtb, 81.
Charles Grams on Settle 6. Smiih,
80 Sabre Yaft orf 2ot 2S in 2ose
&c 8arf's llnterabtb an Riogeipop
slpe.; iabrlide gtietbe $500, nit benz
slnfauiSredt fir $4,000.
Sarrp y. ganning on 2illie sSIid.
33 bel 100 SUB au Der Sitiei.e Der
Slorioa aoe, 423 SUB noroIif bon
Gbaie Abe. 81.
Bertha gidbofi an Charles imb
sSobn 8erbarot. 90 bel 80 SUB an Der
Gillette Der @beeler Ctr, 81.
Serbert 9. Vadoub on Gatberine
Wioblefomp. Sot 80 in 8. G-Sopfins'
2. llnterabtbeiIung in Rorrpooo, 81.
Graham g. Sunt on Nfinnie 6.
5eiiel, 60 Sub Gil Der @eitieite Der
gIastd sIoe.. in anonhaIe, 81.
Winnie =. SciieI on 8incent y.
iino slnna Gage, oosieIbe eisen.
tbum, 81.
Caroline Rablenfamp on Gatberi.
ne grueggenann, Cots 121 uno 122
in Der llnterabtbeilung pou Sobn
9eiger's Gitute, 81.
goporo Usanner on Gotb. Wanner,
) slntbcil in II 4der in Seft. Is,
Spcnmore Sp., 81.
gbas. g9. gen on Geo. s. @oeIfel,
so Sub oil WcBberion 4pe., 81.
Gurrea Stealth go. an @m. B. sio-
gers "a afer on Wonfsomerp
pite. 81.
aIiee gan 2eunen an @m. %. Ro.
gers, 475 Sub an SigbIanb aDe.,
aennebp Seigbts. 81.
Nmnnoa De. Bacon an oto.. 1 10
Ider an Montgonrerp gife, 81.
Sreo. @arfau ar @m. 8rotpn, Got
$50 in g. 90. Sartsborn's 2. Inter.
nbtbeillng, ST..
Tbos. $. Smitb II. ano. an GIiiob
G. Goipns. Got an Sadberrp CTR.
nabe Glapion, 81.
ssobn 9aeibIer's grben an Senrp
8oloiu,itb. % SUB an Wsulberrp
straBe, ST.
gictoria G. UaeGartbp on Marp
MeGartbp. 33 Sub an Saaa gpe.,
Rornoob. ST..
Milion Gmerion an Waria s.
Dombansb, 80 Sub on 8eehmont
Mpe.. 81.
ssnroline Ghmiot an RuboIpb
@inb, 90 SUB an proipect (GroD
Strnbe, 81.
Marp &. SinbInp an Gitp of Gin.
cinnnti. 100 SUB an Nice Ctr. $500.
Charlotte so. 0unfeI au bto., 32s
5uB on Carthage ape., $3.50.
Sobn BON Solle on bto., 81 GnB
an Sarriion, nabe Queen Gitp,$115O
ssreb. Serb on bto., 1914 Sub an
bto., bto., $500.
Gnrob A. Beaper an bto., 7 SUB
an Sarriion ane., $1,000.
2i83ie Weinfen an oto.. Z Sub an
bto., $3.50.
Mnl g. Wanrting an bto., % Sub
an oto.. $1,000.
Setter Miesbeis, an bto., 8 SUB an
bto. $3.50.
gGmn gbierih an oto., Got on
M6iiIton Ane., 81.
90. q. &ornep an bto.. 10 Sub an
S4meninger Gtr., $3.50.
GmniA q &&anes aa, Ata~ 0ofa 107
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iuiaelid}c sSreihe III benl aueenblid
Nabn brad, no er oieielbc ON lpenig.
item Iiir moglid aebaIten rmG MIR
lraiier iinh SriibiaI 5ir finoen or.
ipartet bate.
t,SortleBuns foIgt.)
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MY LADY OF DOUBT
Continued from Page ~

rs to remain here so long, and yet
there be something you wish to ask
You could scarcely expect me II
be entirely without curiosity. have
been captured on the highway, broughi
here q prisoner, and held under guard
all night supposed myself In Brit
ish hands, only to discover that yol
have again interviewed to save me
Surely there must be key to all thii
mystery. II, as / suspect, It was your
brother, Eric, who led the attack OF
me, having mistaken me for another
then what was his purpose7 And whai
has become Of Eric7''
She wrinkled her brows in perpler
tty, her hands nervously clasping the
back Of a chair.
at is Ike being crossexanined by
Iawyer. Perhaps II the secret was ali
my own I might freely confde It to
you do not promise would. but
might. As It is, do not Jet know
YOU quite well enough. I believe you
10 be Major Lawrence. that you are
all you represent yourself. but I am
pledged to silence. and the lives ot
others depend upon my keeping faith,
You cannot urge me 10 do what deem
wrong?"
mo; I shah always believe IN you.s
Il thank you for that" and hea
hand was extended frankly; II would
reveal one Of the mysteries OF last
night II was not fearful IL u1ight cos6
me your respect"
~How could that be possiblef-
Because Il might appear 10 you thai
had been unwomanly. Ny own ooDI
science 10 clear, for my purpose EXON
crates me. but this you might fail %
understand unless made fuller exI
PLANTATION than Is now possible. I have
. duty which cannot be betrayed"
gaEed into her eyes, her hand stIIl
In mine. conscious that her checks
werS flushing. II was impossible for
me to conceive Of her performing an
unwomanly action.
II prefer to ask nothing" said
frankly. although should never mis-
construe anything you might care "a
say"
II think you suspect already, and
should far rather tell you the truth
myself than have you learn it in some
other way. The lieutenant of Light
Dragons who attacked you last night
was not my brother"
WAS not Eric? And yet ynu knew
him7"
Very well, indeed" her eyes falling.
because It was myself"
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CHAPTER XIV.
Entonbed.

had not suspected II; however OBJ.
vious it may appear now to those who
read this tale, the possibility that she
had been masQuerading in an officers
uniform, indulging In warlike deeds,
had never once occurred to me. She
was so thoroughly feminine that her
acknowledgment came as a distinct
shock. had, II is true, seen suffi-
Gent Of life to be OF charitable mind,
and yet there was that within me
which instantly revolted. She read all
this in my face, but fronted me with
out the CULVER Of an eyelasb, firmly
Withdrawing her hand. Wv
at Is easy to perceive your disap-
proval," she said more coldly, but ]
have no further explanation to make.
am sorry to have you think Ill of
me, but felt that perhaps you might
realize my action was justified"
1T is not that" ! fastened to ers
plain, ashamed of myself II have not
lost faith in you. But was brought
up in a strict school; my mother was
almost puritanical in her rules Of cons
duct, and ! have never entirely outs
grown her conception of feminine lim-
itations. am sure you have only done
what is right and womanly. Do not
permit my first surprise to end our
friendship"
"That Is for you to determine, Majo1
Lawrence. / have confessed, and thus
cleared my conscience Of deceit. Some
day you may also learn the cause OF
my action, but in the meantime IL
must bear your disapproval. However,
we need discuss the matter no
longer"
She sprang to the door, and glanced
out into the hall, stepping back once
more as Peter appeared. His eyes
swept the room in silent observation.
Captain Grant and the two officers
with him Lave concluded their meal.
Mistress Claire" he announced calm
y, "and one Of them has gone for q
file Of soldiers to begin the search Of
the house"
VERY well, Peter; go back and as
sist them. will see to the safe com
cealment Of Major Lawrence"
He bowed graciously, and disap-
peared.
you have not given me your par
dom" ! implored as our eyes again
met.
There is nothing to pardon TO my
knowledge. / respect you because Of
your sense Of propriety, but we cannot
talk longer now. You must enter the
passage at once"
you will give me your hand hrst?@
Gladly" and l felt its firm pres
sure, her face frightened by a smile.
Now let US remember rather the
danger, the necessity Of concealment
and not delay too long. Wait mo.
ment, major; is It true you absolutely
trust met"
''It certainly Is"
'T am going to put that to the test
You have papers you desire to give
at once into the hands of General
Washington. You may be detained
here some time. but have with ms
an Indian who could take them across
the Delaware tonight. II is not the
first time he has made that journey
VIII you confde them TO met"
Our eyes were looking directly into
each other. / may have hesitated an
instant, confused by the unexpected
request, yet there was something in
- R.1m
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Continued on Page 16l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
AGAIN ATTEMPT
TO COMPROMISE
A NEW sUe-scAIE COMMITTEE
NAMED 8Y COAL
MEN.
Eastern Ohio Conference Net Yester.
day and Decided on Another
Effort TO Get Together.

The general conference Of the East.
ern Ohio miners and operators met at
the Mcclure hotel. yesterday. and after
hearing the report OF the scale com
mittee on its inability to reach an
agreement after a ten-day session. de-
cided on another attempt to effect a
compromise through a nav sub-scale
Committee. The new committee was
named and Immediately went into ses.
sion. the general conference adjourn
ing 10 meet at the call OF the chair
man OF the special subcommittee. The
scale committee was I'm session until
10 O'Clock last night and meets again
This morning at S o'clock Both sides
stated last nighht that a compromise
acceptable 10 each was anticipated.
The special committee is composed
OF John Simpson, OF the jefferson Coal
company. with Offices at Cleveland.
o.; Leen Rakin. of the Y. e. O. Com.
pany. az Cleveland: William Maloney
OF the Rail and River. OF Pittsburgh,
all representing the operators. John
Norton. OF Rafferty,. o.: Charles Fish.
or. OF Barton: Jerome Watson. OF
Steele. O. represent the miners. Two
ohcers from both the miners and CD.
orators make up the total Of ten mem.
bers or the committee The officers
representing the operators are. W. D.
Ratchford. secretary OF the Pittsburgh
Vein operators and DR. r. II. Biddle,
OF Dun Glen. q. The miners officers
are; John Moore and c. J. Albasin
The organization OF the committee
was effected by the naming Of DR.
Biddle as chairman. with William
Applegarth. secretary and Lee Rankin
assistant secretary.
from present Indications an agree
ment will be reached not later than
the first Of the week. and the mines
will continue working
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Wheeling Club Far
From out of Race

looked as stroag as any team that has
APPEARED here. When Anderson afain
gets back into the game the Smokes
can be counted upon % DO the tricks
Since coming 20 south Bend. Anderson
has been directing the play nom the
bench. The Wheeling club left TO
night strong In the determination 20
recover lost ground A2derson 10
known 20 have his lines out for two
more tWirlers. and an outfelder. but
he refuses 10 state who they are The
two pitchers ara said TO be property
Of Class A teams. however. and IL is
said will be purchased outright
In an effort TO lose the Jinx which
has been pursuing the team during the
last two weeks. the Goat" to-day
borrowed the hump back clerk OF a
local cigar store and every one OF the
Smokes was required 10 rub the hump
before going 20 bat to-day. The JinX
however is still hiding. The local
press in a review OF the Wheeling
highest terms OF the aggregation. pay.
ing especial attention to Welcher.
Haley, Dodd and Madison.
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GILL TO ADDRESS
MEMS MEETING
AT YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS.
ISOLATION THIS AFTERNOON.
Advance Agent for billy" Sunday
Returns TO the City for a Visit
With Friends.

Albert 7. Gil. who will he remrm.
bered by many in this city as the ad
vance representative for the Billy"
sunday party. arrived here YESTERDAY
morning in company with " =. Gle.
sey. from Beaver Falls. Pa. where
he has been located for some weeks
past preparing for the SUNDAY cam.
paign. and since tho opening 81 the
meetings in that city has been In at
tendance
Mr.. gill was conspicuous in the re-
cep'.on 20 the Wheeling delegation 70
tha' city on Decoration Day. and
Yesterday he drove 10 Wheeling with
Nr. Giesoy. who iourrcved 20 hat
city IN his ag'o. Mr.. can will spend
"A few days IN the CITY. and while hero
has consented 10 address the mems
meeting or the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association tomorrow afternoon.
commencing a. @.45 O'Clock
Now 'ha' the revival services az
Reavor Falls have been successfully
launched. and ~ Is Mr. SUNDAYS asst
campaign until fall Nr GIN has a
little leisUr" Tine. and be- decided 10
come down Co Wheeling and spend
several days whore be- has so many
friends. As an organizer. Mr. Gin Is
without superior. and he did most
effective work FOR the cvangefistic as
socia'iou prior fo the Wheeling can.
paign. and conducted many meetings
with good results
very interesting meeting is ex-
pecfod ~ the association tomorrow.
and No doubt there viii be "a very
larr' attendance ~ men. Special
music UiII DO rendered