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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
PIONEER BEATS HIGH
IN VOLLEY CONTEST

The Pouesr Voicy ball team both games
from the Hlgh school team 10 both the junior
and midgc, leagues yesterday -fternoon. tho score
In tho junior league being IL 10 > and In the mid
get 20 G. In the catch ball league Pioneer and
High school divided the bonorS. In the midget
size Pioneer 81 and High school 20. In tho junior
league High school got and Pioneer ~ The
standing OF the indoor baseball lcayuo Is a. FOL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
MIDGET LEAGUE.
Switch Players in Western,

ST JOSEPH Mo. July icy ar
rangement with owner McGll of the
Denver Wetsern league team, announced
today. owner Holland OF the ST. Joseph
Western league club obtains pitcher Gun
Healy. who as a hodout has been piav-
ing semi professional ball al Colorado
Springs this season. Pitcher Thane
johnson Of st Joseph has been sold
10 the Hastings club OF The Nebraska
State league under an optional agreement.
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Snffragette Sentenced.

LONDON. July 10,-MIss Clara Eliza
beth Giveen. who with Kitty Marion.
wss sentenced Oh July 8 10 three years
penal servitude for setting fire 10 the
stands on Hurst Park race course. was
released from prison today In serious
condition. resulting from a hunger and
thirst strike
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
FAVOR|TES SUFFER
ANOTHER SLAUGHTER
Tommy Horn Beaten by Mare
Which Showed Little Class
Last Season.
BY international News Service.

NORTH RANDALL, O.. July l0.-The
slaughter of the favorites continued a..
the Grand circuit races this afternoon,
the talent getting the wors, Jolt OF the
week when the western trotter. Tommy
Horn. was beaten IN the $4,000 Ohio stake
for 2;io trotters. Marigold, driven by
Tom Murphy, was the one to turn the
trick. winning In straight heats. the fa-
Torite giving her strong argument in
the first two. Tommy Horn sold for $500
In pools OF $3.50, In which Marlgold sold
for $50.
Marigod was raced by Murphy last
season. but did not show much class. and
prise.
The opening event OF the 2:2i PAGERS
proved n Straight-heat victory for the
favorite, Stetbrino Lad a PAGER which
was raced last season with hobbies. bu,
this year goes free-legged. He was driven
by a. 3, Rodney. who yesterday drove
Cascade TO victory in the Fasig stake.
Summaries:
2it class. pacing, three heats purse s1.oo-
stetbrino Lad ch. h, By s,etbr!no CRoa-
Elisvo.ib n 0r, g. By piale Pi;manj !
S,ra1ss'SIm g5,d. KIN. D i by As''ES" Mr1hy,
Enow' % % Sr h. ' by ParuIs tpeS,ors Sso ,Sno" p,n
T!me-2:o7n, a:o,N a.co4
The Ohio s,ukc, 2;lo ,rotsIng three heats. Purse
Marisold. b. m. By oclhAm rMurphy>.t / /
Tommy Horn. b. s.. by Otto wIlkcc
'IcDoaeldb ......s...s,..............-
Lsdy Grattsn. or, M. by Joe GTattan
'CoHl '-...,..-.... ..-...-,......a
Tonars. b. m. by Moko Mndrewsi....t 3
Tommy Finch. b. g.. hy Silver Finch
tCartiel s-,,....,...s...... lob
Dago b. e.. by General Forest (Grady).o
Den6morc b. h, b. Vyzant (Deanl,.....T s
EohomoTe. blk. h. by Baronmore fKsrrl.6
Rspallo. br. h. by Graeco R tEodgesls 10
BLACK Cat. b. n. by Harry McKeron
tRaT) s..-........s,, u
sentelpe. or g.. b. zombro (Gcsrsl Il - II
Tim-c:o7n. 2:osN. c:oa%.
2:I5 class. trottins two In three. pure $500.
Bertha Carey. b. m, by Zombco (Gsersl-
Major Rusuoll b. Z. oy Triplex fBsnyon)..2
Baby AHworthy. b l. by Axworthy tNo
lEnt) DO ...a...,...S
Holyrood Berth,. b. T., by Joo Dodge
lpodscl .''......... ..'......-...i
Ino jay, b. III. by jay MoGregor tRod-
n-yl ..,...,......-..... ..s.r..,s.,..s..a DIS
Timc-eI3a. 2:l1x
Championship pacing sweepstakes. Two In three
$1,000 added
Don Dcnsnara. h. b.. hy Psotolut
Evelyn W. b. m. b? Tho Spy rsnow)..5 I
Earl Jay gr. h.. by The Earl Mllop..2 -
Tims-2otH. 2:os,s 2:o5.
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ming. but after that the visitors could
not get safety, although they scored
a run In the third on n pass to Carey.
his steal. a Wild throw by Howley and
the working OF the squeeze play when j.
Miller bunted McQuillan was hit hard.
but he was given brilliant support
which saved him In several tight situa
tions Walsh performed in sensat'onal
style at second base and made three hits
In four times at bat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
ST. LOUIS BOSTON

SUMMARY: Error&-Hugeino, wluso. o'Leory.
Mcdonald Two-basc bltEvans. Three base hit
Mann. Sacrifice bit-oakes. Stolon ea5o-Kon-
etehy (7) Double pIays-Wbttted, Huggrs anc
Konstnhy; Whi,ted and Konc.ohy; Hug6lns sud
Wh.ttrd Lett on ba5es-st Louis. 3; Boston. g.
P,rst or halls-on Harmon, s. First on errors
postcn =. 81. Louis. I. Struck out-By reriue. =
by Harmon. > Time hour and 20 m!nutcs
Umpirou-Elom and orth.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PHILADELPHIA

'zrsr: grTor,-chhpmsn. Baker. T~osssee
X-ls,o Sacrifice hi;5-Turuer Fslhenoerg.
- ssrfy. Stolon bEEes-Grnncy Double
.-,Iurphy and McInnis. Hitg-0n Plank. in
.alnrs or Houck In I Inning. f!rs' on
s-ysIk.nsera. :: Plank. 3: Eouck, 4. Struck
-sy Fllkonbsrc s. by Plank. 3. by Foucb. /.
a Mll-corsch Firht on crrors-ClcYeland.
E m on hasef-Cloysland. 2S!lndeiphla. ..
n, hours and % minutes. Urplrcs-McGrcc-
ist connoly.
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pITrsBuRG PHILADELPHIA.
rHlLhDELPHIh
tl p II n
rITTsHUR0

'Ratteh for HowIoy In soTonth.
rBa,ted for Killfer In ninth.
IRAN for Walsh In ninth.
seoro by inuinge-
P.ttAhurs ,-.'...-'s''. "
phu,de,phla =. .,...o...-o o Ia
Summary Errors-R. Miller. HowloJ. Two-bsso
LuderuS. Sacrifice hit-J. Miller:
s,olon hAAes-caroy ,.l' Double piays-Waisn Ana
l.uaeruk: VIoI and J. Miller. Left on bases
PIttsburg 5: Philadelphia. s. First on halls-oH
McQullIan. /; OFF ChalmeTB Z. Struck cul-By
Ncoulian. 4: By Chalmers. 9, Passed balls
simon Time-i hour and IS minutes. Umplres
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Hot Luncheon.

The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church will serve hot luncheon in
the basement Of the church today from
1e to . o clock Price 80 cents. Corner
C. and East South Temple.
(AAvtrtiacment.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11

seaIF Eror-Mcnrldc Twn.bose hiis-ToS-
'sihn ~. Thrcn-base hit--Crawford Sac
n,-ssll Stolen b,scs-Morgap. Shonks.
pay-craT'ord 10 Gaincv. Left on baaot-
%a' g. Detroit s. Fret on balls-oH
~ OH Hall. 3. HI, bs pItcher-Vitt. by
n. suaes out-By Fail. n Wild pitches
w w Tine hour and ~ minutes. UmpIrcg
'"and and oLoughllu
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wa,Ia walla Gets Bob Davis.

AUBURN y. =, July J0.-The Nation
al Association of Professional Baseball
TODAY awarded the services of Robert
Davis to Wala WallG. Wash.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11

Challenge contests Stampede today
Worlds champions will compete.
ADVERTISEMENT
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yorif .......,...o ]
rrors-warhop. RUSSELL T~o-oAse
snmthnyi fsI RussolI Hits-On Wsrhop. In
nnnss of cconoe none In 1,is in1ins' f,1 Sac
S,dSs Sia-Raih CT BSSss Sass,-psnsss. % colIin.
sehalk %SrasII nonnIo plsys~Kussoli 10 woaver; Rus
ss 70 sehalK TO Weave, to RitS T,a,, on bsnlsot
New TOTE az Rus.olJ, .. HIT by ptcher-by
@srSop and wsays seS Sour ana * Mn
hop. i BY Russell .. IimSS. -. W..
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Come to Majestic pavilion tonight
Fine new floor, big band
(Advs-t!senent)
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pHILLIES BEATEN
AGAIN BY PIRATES

PHILADELPHIA. July l0.-A recon
structed team OF Philadelphia players.
composed largely OF Substitutes. gave
Pittsburg hard battle here today. but
lost the game by to- Chalmers was
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RID GRANDE LOSER
IN COAL RATE CASE
Continued from Page One)

and II Is understood that with the ;ak-
ing over OF the branch road by the Rio
Grande all differences are settled.
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LogL ......'..'.'.'.'.".: o l5
-'''-s,s..,,,0 Q o O o o o o IA
bans, s,.snorS-Gardnor. Wagner. Lawn. AZ
2 a. 1wo.bnsc hits-5pcakor (9.
-ss,ks. rnfos-buso hit-wIIllamp. Sacrifice
y to lnomsp, Hooper Double plays
~ r,'' Lett on baucs-s,. Louis. 8;
'pran.r snt on balls-ou Fostor. s; Of.
.orsh ~; Hit by pitchcr-Brief. by Foa-
II 1s1 re.ll.-1xurw Tim,oy baus beur sns Is
puei-Esan and Dineeu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
CUBS SUCCEED IN
STOPPING GIANTS
Matty Loses; Score 3 to 2;
New York VIII Unfurl
Pennant Tuesday.
National League.

Yesterdays results.
New York. 2; Chicago. 8.
Brooklyn. ) Cincinnati, 10.
Boston. 3. ST. Louis, /.
Philadelphia. 2; Pittshurg. 3.
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summary Erro'T-shnfer (2). First orrort-
Chicago. l. Three-bsSe htS-soicr. Miller. Sac"
rlfcc ht-Mathowson. stolen bases-Burns t2l
Murray and Fletcher. Left basex-New York
| 6: Chicago s Double plsys-MiIler and Evers
Corrldcn. Evers and Safer (c)s Evors and suior
Bases on bells-smith. I. Struck out-By Mathew
SON g. by Smith. t. Time-l hour and Is mR-
utes. Umpires-R!gler and Byron
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
[IVK 0UTP|TCHED;
/ CLEVELAND WINNER
y. Take Second Game of
Series; FaIkenberg Per-
forms Well.
American League.

s'ls1I lnn,,Is. .: Boston. 8.
y -. sVoi co. i; New York, ..
lae.sls.nd 4: Philadelphia, /.
te,roIt 1 washington, 2,
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Childrcn's day Stampede today. All
children under Ii fifteen cents. Parade
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summary. Error-Dodgc. Left bnseS-Cin-
cipunt g. Two-bhse hl,s-Dcvore. Hoblitzell.
Tinker Fisher t,l. Fischer. Threc-base ht-calln"
hsn Sacrifice h!ts-nodgc. Tinker. Groh. Stolen
onses-Bcscher. Marsans t2l. Dodge, Hoblitzc,l Mo-
ran (2). Double plays-Cutshaw. Fisher and Dau-
bert, Wheat. Fisher and Dhubert. Bases on bol,s
or Rucker. /: off Hall .: off Kent. l. Struck
ou,-By Brown, HIT by pitcher-By Hall Groh.
wild p!toh-Hali. Passed bhll-Fischer. Hits-on
RucEcr in Ia innings: off Wagner. s In 3
innings tnone out in fifth Inn!ne). Time hour
and i5 minutes. Umpires-Quleloy snd Emslic.
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Growth and Expansion by Merit Is D
r. Fong's Aim and Purpose. Doing
Good to All He Meets and Helping 70
the Best Of His Ability Those Seek
ing Health to Regain II.
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lttE SOX VICTIMS
~ WARRIORS ARM

*re aor July 10,-Manager Frank
hSsn', ms first game ia Chicago to-
A ,1..-l<. ls... al q
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CH1cAGo-NEw YORK
Totals SO q Q - 1tI

Ran for Meyers In tbo seventh.
tBatted for Wilson In the ninth.
seoro By innings
Chicago ...............o o-5
New York ...........,....O o o.
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CINCINNATI BROOKLYN.
CINCINNATI.

.Battcd for Hall In eighth.
tsaltcd for Kent In tho ninth.
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WEST LIBERTY

60.
- 't '"' "a iiltIS OF ihl- Nlcihitt
..ttirI.-. .ilh ~ elnSN1 O."
'."f 1' ',4i VIC non. taft osle-
y" ,'''u 'f'"'ht-
l.'f. 'hfi-tN Brown. OF near Pitts
huf ~. occupied tue pulpit lu the Pres
nAttfiah rnHfth uu SulIay morning a
i"lf' cons egHilou vas present Coz hear
MN. as this place was his former home
his iather tue late Rev. j. 90. BROW
Was pastor OF thc Presbyterian church
ItI' i' o. number OF years ami waT
liincipal OF the West Liberty academy
mol school
a time program was rendered al the
Normal Wall ON Friday ctenIur. bv the
Bryant society.
AIRS ID s. U.f.f.rl .r t,t..It.- .....
t... tr. ..t . . w 'i'' "''
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william RoEcrsou. Jr.. OF McMcchen.
we're visiting az the home Of J. d. Itor-
erson the last 81 the week.
4 Misses VILLA and BESSIE Murrin. Of
Bethlehem. were visiting az Cleveland.
/ O. from Saturday TN Monday
Rev F. g. SNYDER. 81 christ Lutheran
church. MORT WHO has been visiting his
b brother boo south Carolina. and Miss Rutn
d SNYDER. vino Del visiting relatives al
. Echo. Pa. are expected home this week
ve-e r rS.. ~ S 3T . sr-SS 81 NsrN S;
I Mary walker. sunday.
Miss Emma Baker. who was visiting
MIS-. J.. D. schubert sunday. was Storm
stlId and returned home Monday.
Z Misses Martha and Lura Cow were
week.
] Wis. ting the VI. 4. MARBLE family friday
Air ana Mrs j. Herber, MONTGOMERY
and son cecil returned to Wheeling sum
/ Gar,In and 81 Marble
Mr. Henry EemN- went 90 stcuben.
s.lter-ini.aV. Mr Marsa 60" r Vim 9rr
hnI q" attend fhc Billy sunday rnrstiu-
The local schools are enjoying a holt
Ala.ra Ross and Dude r0r,,tre. a.
W ne. IuE Island. were guests OF ure C.
I W. Mc'Cuhs family Sunday.
Isaac Winters. of Film Grove who has
ter Mrs ~ a u.tI. fcft eurl.v a.
.
george Jones. Of Sand III Is hai0r
hay fnr DO a. Davis and j. a. Dean on
. vs. Wheeling creek
william sra.t of Akron. Cd was vis-
I ftiur Ni. brother Harry SHOOK nf r.4r
Grand low. fh' IHaf uf tIa week
Albert W.rfrr.. uf sand IUI visited
DIE .f'. Mf. % a Davis Saturday
+ Hob,rt knirtt has moved DIE family
| from Valley Grove to the Dennis VIII
llaue house HrI I. running the Wi.
lIHua blacksmith shop
Mt md Nr. r a rhuflra rsff Tor
. cameron Saturday after ruendInr two
at't no 'hr home ~ Mr PHILIPPE uncle.
O.. a Thurs aud pr % Cox we're
hufirr.. visitor. Hf bethlehem and T.rn
Grove Friday evening
M.sare Hiar.H and May Harkna. o.
. MnerlrE urre rueafa n Miss Nellie
I kIftf over tHe week end.
inrrrf Drum bias returned home after
u fi".f W|f. Nla dfug ter at Akron Cd
. Mrs Joseph Drum Iq in Akron Tor r.
couple OF weeks
Harry U Jackson has completed prep
afatI 'rr f1r hie big public sale ~ rer-
NnuHI property ON ThurndaV. October u.s.
Harry Mler has NOT entirely recovered
from Injuries received when no was
. fHfowr from nIr WAGON fo tho rroun.i
several NHNe Tru Tho accident 0rrurrelf
when Nr Mic. attempted Co.. drive Dbl -
loco .f road wfI.H Ia he'nr paved Is.
Booze. run. and me vHron almost urr~.
IIr Constitution nn1 tV.llwa faI fI.r
bethlehem Union Sabbath school v.ere
attend lance iu Tho Sabbath school sum
Gay afternoon. They viii Dol adopted or
rejected next SUNDAY afternoon
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WELLSBURG

Gov. Hatfield received a rousing
reception al Bethany. Follansbee ana
Wellsburg on Monday when at eacn
of these places. he delivered tine ad-
dresses in the interest of Hon. Julian
G.. Hearne. candidate for Congress
from the First district. The popular
ity OF Governor Hatfield is OF the
brand that never wares and his trip
to Brooke county has been a great
help in the direction Of Hearn's elect
inn
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STEUBENVTLLE

srErUIN NfIfr. o. oct De- U.rrct.
N GrnaHI VH U.m.r.. gruaeI divorce
granted Tor nNtrrr. cruelty end gross
urr.fU. and defendant .a tn paw g. r.r
Hr.N Hl.w.nr far ire
D Crawford o. .I ta Thomas Price
81 a. Receiver Dr. b. Ifar.ff co nav
tioa n arlseVrcHec OF arlflIrg we'll
william GrfEe MHrrHrcf o..
trrNr. dismissed 90 uiIiut.T q cost
N.IerIrY Ur0s VS. Minnie ~ Mari. n.
~. missed af rIHlrfIT'r cost
MaEE.r H f.tkna.H Ua carl ia Roach
$50 I'mHuN ordered paid
Gcorkc j NurIeNIr. administrator Of
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Recently there has been organized
in our High school under the direct
ion Of Miss Eleanor Boelzner. Hirn
school orchestra which PROMISES 10
he heard from IN the future The Oh
ject OF this organization Is 10 develop
the talent Of students 30 inclined ana
also 70 add a very valuable oreani-
zation not only 20 tho High school
but 10 Wcllsburg In general
The boys and girls are responding
admirably and the director is NOR.
than pleased with 'he results so tar
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Halloween Celebration.

The big mass meeting planned COR
tonight in the interest OF having a
Halloween celebration in this city
has been postponed until Wednesday
evening. October 18th. at 500 d. m.
in the city hall. Every citizen, bust
ness man, professional man. and an
others interested in the welfare of the
town are asked TO he present.
The people of Wellsburg want a
Halloween celebration. and the busi-
ness men seem favorable TO the idea,
and all that remains now TO make the
celebration a surety is TO be present
at the meeting and encourage VITA
your voice. all you can. and give your
aid TO those who will have II IN
charge.
Don't forget that the meeting VIII
be held on Wednesday evening. DC
tober 18th, at s p. m. in the city hail
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Held for Grand Jury.

Charles Wilson. colored. was ar
rested on Saturday night while pass
ing through this city on horse back
enroute. from Steubenville, Washing
ton. Pa. and at the same time. was
highly intoxicated. The drunken
man had his arms around the neck OF
the horse. not because he loved the
horse particularly, but for the simple
reason that this was the only way
he could maintain his equilibrium.
When arrested and searched a gun
was found upon his person. which re
said he had borrowed at Steubenville
realizing that IL was growing late AMI
that ne had a lonesome road TO travel
This reason for having the gun did
not appeal TO the officials and being
turned over TO the county authorities
he Is being held for the grand jury.
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LOCAL NAN SUED
FoR NON SUPPORT

FLOYD Young Of Carrolton vas ar
rested 90 Evansville. Ind. recently
on non.supporf charge preferred
bN h's wife DO d. stated that he has
q wife and one son and was former
Isl cmp.oycd in "a pottery in Carol.
Ton VT Young was born and raised
IN This city and married hts first
wife hero Two childrcu were l,1rr
'o Chat marriage. who are living with
their grandmother. 10 Isl likely that
hts trial viii come mp In few DAYS
90 The present term OF court
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Fire Fiends Escape-

Deputy sheriff Bert AppleEate. re-
turned last evening after having tax
IN up the trail OF the tre-bug who -
IRE TO the Walker store az Dillonvale
ohio. on MOrday morning. The
Brooke county court house bloc 1
hounds. after the TWO days from ST.
Clairsyille had failed to take the
scent. followed on 10 Ramsey. several
miles west of Dillonvale. where, IL -
believed the fire bugs caught a freight
west on the Wheeling and Lake Ere
railroad
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stcy" CART W. Giens Run Coal company.
settled
steve Amola. for attempted assault.
Vas given 30 days In the workhouse and
against Amola were nollied
Missouri .Nickers VI. George White.
verdict FOR f5s766.
Sol Phillips VS. Hayes Sanders. YER
dist FOR Sis damages
Michael y Zolteu vs. OHIO. error trans
% SmIt1fflu.
John Mcolsve VS.. william r. Cable ct
al. suit iu PARTITION.
g. a House We. sol Phillips. suit on
Julius lu,ozeuzo vs.. Vincenzo Ottavi-
ami appeal transrrI pt from docket OF
Ju. i.,e litEan. ~ Smithheld township
aired IT, Thomas vs.. Irene Thornas.
suit o.. divorce. They were married No
Ncuhrf 4. 1919. and he alleges adultery.
,.. rams Foley vs.. Ph Hips sheet a Tin
Tor injuries ou August 90. 1913. when he
was shot and wounded hy defendants
serNHrfe .n street riot
d Scott. adm Istrator OF Dude Mil
Enfi. w. it Relic Iron Works suit FOR
fI.--. damages .Ir death OF Milkovic
' "n i Ne'l 5n,,i ,ia when he vas struck
I. mace material NrrliEcrre is alleged
ln iac case - Prank orris vs.. Am
at u1'ortals to % o. cohen Tor $500
Zoo kH.urN appeared before Squire
IHNIer NnnHH r and nIcd an AFFIDAVIT
against Iiw fnrfHe fnr cutting fo Xiii
kHN1.r Dad Hr uriY knife wound on nfa
.".n HuI tHrf1. broke tho knife blade
a1 hard d.I .c strike. The cutting took
place on. Plum Eur
jaime. rraIy. who dceertcd hia wife
fnre. rIrr ur from Wefiaburr on a de-
coy |rffUr Hri was arrested on "a non.
SUPPORT r.Hfrc squire ITwlcr gave him
Marriage Licenses
A|"." NH.fH|eN I. wears. and Mari
kn.fr fH. fH NtHra. OFF TH.In~tnfa
D. .rrrr NnHrH. 81 years and hfre C0aa
r. Williams. f0 velrs rf nf|rro Tuurtf1r
Salvatore Michele .. .f..a 4~f ,f.~f.
o. IaUrIrn fe wears. Hf lfrrfrr,fff.
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CatrIrL 10 wears. ~ SfruNcrtiua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14

The Irorr' -sIte ryreum met al the
bfiii school house. So. ~. last Thursday
evening. Co reurEHulxe and get down TO
NufF for the winter season 4 snort
prog HHs rendered and a program am
noun. cd fHI TIE ufNf mssfIuE. The prfu-
Cipll business matter attended To- was
100" increasing OF a. g.. IampbeII.E sal
ary as fau.fur 10 was voted o. con-
ILL.,. Tire fu.|nWiuE officers WHO had
been elected May q. President Cnarlcs
"IWHr. fIrr.rr'eId'uf. Homer Keller.
r.".H'ur som rotary. Miss Sell Toiu1ar.
corresponding secretary. Miss Dora krf-
l"r. treasurer. tifas LILLIAN Happy. DE-
lrsr.tr. Mis-. Emma Campbell. editor
It.'Hw Journal Elmer SsabrIrrf. ev.
'..f.fe committee. Emil Fisher Elmer
Gardner. Charlie. IIulme..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
To Convention.

Rev. A. b. Livermore. rector or
Christ's Episcopal church. OF this
city. left this morning for New YORK
City. on his annual vacation. Rev.
Liyermore. while away will attend
the Tri-ennial convention of The
Protestant Episcopal church, now be-
ing held in New York City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14

I.r H'puII.Ir uNt at fe local fIrh
h'". HII.f'fiuw IIaf iulIy evening
DOSE. 'Hrrrr. mru Howard sutherland
fH .rHNH. '.Il. HIrfnf. HIf there uaa
f" .f.H OF .H.H..r. uf f.f proper ftI|rsr
Attorney. FrHfrr r r.natr and r 81
hIIfru.Ir .f ffheefirr. and ffrrfIr
Brown. nf NrunfarIIie. deffvsref
'N.. ENffH| H|Irr.HfH. and H ,uflrrH
quartet furnished rrr.f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14

Mrs. Thomas Fault. Jr.. OF Canons-
burg. Pa, died on Saturday az Wssh-
ington hospital. Funeral at Canons-
burg on Monday afternoon. The de-
ceased will be remembered in Wells
burg as Miss Dora Sanderson. bv a
large circle Of friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
Not For ProaressIve riek.,

Several families here which have
from six 10 seven voters are solid for
Hearne. Among these voters there
was sparkling Of Progressive votes
IN 1872. but they say that was only
10 head of the Democrats. Now. we
are as ever. "Renuhllcans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
Entertained covernor

DR.. c. X. Werlich entertained at
luncheon on Monday az one O'Clock
In honor of Governor II. ID. Hatfield,
who spoke at the different places IN
Brooke county on Monday in the in
terest OF Julian G. Hearne's cand1-
dates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
Progressive I-oeum.

clarei the bids on the Suunyside build
ms and lots too low. and % was nor sold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14

Fortune may ris, atsrItes bur there
arc those who think misfortune does
also Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14

Taking mo country at large. there
j. one automobile Tor each 10 inhabi