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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10
THE cArFIsIIr

BY Charles Marriott. The Bobbs-Merrill
company, Publishers, Indianapolis
A big book--a novel of the finest literary
flavor and distinction-"The Catfish" is
the production of writer whose poetic
insight into life and living, nature and
character. give him a place among the
great realistic-idealistic novelists of the
new century. ~
The title of the book is misleading. but
is thus explained by the author:
''At one time the North Sea fishermen
brought their cod to market in tanks in
the holds of their vessels. In the tanks
the cod lived at ease. with the result that
they came to market slack. flahby and
limp. Some genius among the fishermen
introduced one catfish into each of his
tanks and found that his cod came to
market firm, brisk and wholesome The
article went on to speak of the world S
catfish-anything or anybody that intro
duced into life the queer, unpleasant. dis
turbing touch of the kingdom of Heaven
WELL" thought George amusedly.
"Mary was his catfish. She kept his soul
The story deals with the influence which
one woman may exert over one man when
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They squandered to save; squandered
their abundant strength to save the earn
ings of the family, the souls of husbands,
sons and daughters, the lives Of the sick.
If ever they thought of themselves II was
In secret. Their hands were never idle
Young man, | maintain that lady
cannot lie; but 1t amt always best to be-
lieve her. You didn't expect that she was
goin to toss her heart into your lap at
the first bid, did ye? They don't do that,
not If they're real cunnin, They like to
hang on to their hearts an make we bid
for 'em. They want to know how much
you'll give; and they're right, absolutely
right It's good business. A girl has to be
won"
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THREE WEEKS IN THE BRITISH
ISLES by John V. Higinbotham. The
Reilly Britton company, publishers. Chi
cago.
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MILES cALTHoRpE. l. D. b.

BY f. p. MillS Young. George II. Doran
company, publishers, New York.
T.. e. Mills Young. the author of Grit
1awless." Chip" and other stories, pre-
sents a most original novel in miles Cal
thorpe l. D. B."
When the hero of the story, Mills Cal
thorpe, undergoes the rigor Of the laws
against Illicit diamond buying and be-
comes branded and |. D. B.-letters which
in South Africa ruin a mans career-he
suffers silently for the sake of a woman,
whose brother is the real culprt. The
time comes for her to make amends and
she is confronted with no easy problem,
for injustice has left its mark upon the
man and he has sought some poor measure
of consolation elsewhere. Like all the au-
thor's writing, this story glows with the
color and movement of the South Afri-
can scene and the characters are drawn
with a touch so slxillful as to carry the
reader into the very heart of the narra-
tive.
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MRS. FIsKE"

By Frank Carlos Griffith (acting manager
for Minnie Maddern FislSe from 1897 to
1910. The Neale Publishing company,
publishers. New York.
No more interesting personality graces
the American stage today than Mrs Fiske
considered by many to be the greatest
of living actresses.
Her life and her career are very vital
and when as well told as they are by
Frank Carlos Griffith, her manager for
more than 10 years, a peculiar charm lies
in the telling. with all the "ins'' and
outs attendent upon such a position
making the story doubly fascinating
Among other things Mr.. Griffith says:
Aware of my long association with the
subject of these lines. I have been actual
ly pestered by my friends, and perhaps
others, with suggestions that l jot down
some of the characteristics, incidents, i'm
pressions and conclusions gathered during
many years of close business relations
with the foremost actress of our times;
and that am writing this is evidence that
| have at last yielded, although 1 assure
| my readers at the outset that in this case
| familiarity has not bred contempt, but
| on the contrary the highest admiration
| for the accomplishments and genius of
| the subject of this work
"Yet I do not purpose to write biogra-
ply of that eminently brilliant woman,
and chronological facts and figures will
not be attempted. Neither am / histo-
rian, but just iotter down of uncon-
sidered trifles"-trifles at the time possi-
bly,, but in the aggregate trif1es that at
tain a mountain in size"
Mr. Griffith has devoted delightful chap
ters to dissertations on 1.-THE Theatrical
Syndicate" ION Tour Interest in Dumb
Animals" "Interviews' and Summing
Up" which cover practically the most
salient points in the very interesting life
of Mrs. FislSe.
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"MISSIONARY EXPLORERS AMONG
THE AMERICAN INDIANS Edited by
Mary Cav Humphreys. Illustrated.
Charles Scribners Sons, publishers. New
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OTHER BOOKS RECEIVED (REvIEws
I.ATER).
'TSOBEL,' by James Oliver Curwood.
Harper Brothers, publishers, New York.
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BY Frank Carlos Griffith (acting manager
for Minnie Maddern Fiske from 1897 to
1910. The Neale Publishing company,
publishers. New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
ODD SITUATION


'.lu'.. Ir" f.. I.... u,ul. ...
.I. rrHf.I'Hf. committee. agreed 90
efrru' ftr nate amendment. d..
rfra r' ''. Hv r.fr fI maximum.
,eU 900 Incomes OF mot
1tr s-.I.uu
Income Tss Practically conple,-
81 thr cni of DAYS confederation
g ihe inc0m' tax. the committee t-f
20 nearly completed tho sccfion On.
nicht iH7f tio concluding dsfaIs v.u
Dc worked ont by q sub-committeo Of
tho coniere"s. Ito amour. az ia.
come that b. CD D. free srom TAX. rxo5
81 $1,000 ~ 'he house aud sl0sl bv
iAo s'Latc. t4c exemption 80 De- al.
lowed ol account 20 ian lies and Tho
provisions to bc applied fo n.utuaI ...
s"f.ir" .'mTsii'.. atr auI st ..-l.
iH' d' IHcuw Ar arc to b. Id.
lowed 'f'm ordinary incomes .n go
,'' '- th. r'f ir,nm. tr.. t.
los r'I' a..er ..1 .r.....
ur f.. -.r..,
.... .r..t.. A.
.fH Mo- rru. .f. orig.
''... ".aa- BE-. th- ia,.a
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LlNEMEN BEING GIVEN MUCH
ATTENTION AT HIGH SCHOOL

Bellaire and several others who will
put up strong fight for victory.
All OF the dates have now been NIL
ca win the possible exception OF No
N"nber 10 Tor which negotiations have.
be"n but partly completed with Steu-
o"nNllie nigh. There L. hardly any
d"ubt however. but that the ur-rtver
should prove especially Interesting In
asmuch as IL will agnin bring Coaches
i'"lden 81 the local school and Quailev
Last years coach at Martins Ferry High
together again. Quailey. a 4. OF PITT
man Is coaching at Steubenville this
season. and ~ ~ certain me Will put
forth his best efforts In an endenvor 10
Tered last season when Martins Ferry.
was badly beat By Wheeling.
cameron. which team will be play ed
mere NEXT saturday. is bound 60 furnish
q desperate struggle. ~ for no other rea .
son than the great weight OF the play
ers composing N. II - expected that the
bld Gold and Blue eleven viii be nj 2,
Disadvantages in weight OF easily 20
pounds per man.
Schedule
Folowtng IL the schedule.
september -. Cameron at Wheeling
october Z. New philadelphia at New
Ph ladelphis.
october II. Reilairs at Wheeling.
October :. bridgeport at whe.lins.
october -. Parkersburg at .Iarke-s-
burg.
October II. Cathedral at Wheeling
November :. Marietta at Wheeling
November -. StcubenVille az Wheel
.lnsfc,
November -. not announced.
Wheeling.
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II pEsIHous rxAr ,rxu Nm N con.
DxTxoN Ro1 CIA1rxoH-
6XR 0Al08.
xosngsesry wui - Piaesl N nay 81
Connts Wtu Accompany H. Team On
Trtp % Zee Ehom work rr

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept. 2s.-Now
that the Philadelphia club has won the
pennant OF the American League. pre-
pafations will ut once be begun by Man
agcr Mack to tune up his team for the
worlds series next month. The first
move towards this end vii be the easing
will be given holidays from time TO time
until the final series with the New York
hiehiandcrS here on October =. and 4.
several OF the players are suffering with
bruises OF other injuries and they will
be given plenty of opportunity TO get
over their ills before starting the hard
conditioning for the blue ribbon event.
Manager Mack said tonight that he
would at once start to put IN substi-
futes
\ viii give some OF the veterans q
holiday tomorrow" said Mr.. Mack.
Zach day I will fili the places OF some
OF them with young players. until all OF
the men have had some holidays. Bv
the time We reach Washington for a.
series which will start next Monday n
may have ia an entire team OF substi-
tutes. This will depend upon whether
] think the regulars viii he benefited or
otherW Use by a lay off At that time. I
intend TO travel to Boston and to WASH
ington with the team. The hard work
he done In this city In the final series
with New York.
some OF the players are badly in
need Of rest and they will now have
an opportunity 20 take one. All of thes}
suffering with bruises or wrenched musI
cies should be in good condition by nexf|
week except Danny Murphy. whose I'M
jured shoulder has not yielded 10 treat&
ment as expected
. For weeks hundreds Of aprlications
nave been received by business Managed
John Shibe. Of the Athletics. for ticket1
Tor the worlds series. All OF theseE
however. have been returned to the sendI
ers. Now that the remnant has been yyor<
another flood OF applications is expectedI
lie a naA nrlf 81. ~
tioilal Commission meets and announces n
the arrange ments FOR the big games
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EVIDENCE
AGAINST BKBy

Los ANGELES. Cal, Sept. ID
Against her will Emma J. Goodm|
alias Josie Rosenberg, former kee}
OF the resort known as the Jox
testified to-day for the prosecutid
the laird trial OF George II. Bixbx
Long Reach millionaire charged
having contributed TO the delinqu
oi Two girls he was alleged TO
met AZ Ter establishment.
1h" woman. who is serving a
in the county jail because OF her
ncciicn with thu Jonquil. admfl
that she knew Bixby and had inI
duced him to cleo Helen Barker.
ni!lionairc's accuser in the pres
trial
She denied that she and the girl 4
concOc'ed anv scheme 70 obtain MOD
from BiVhy. or that she had any knol
edge Of the girl having obtaif1
money from him.
When she had completed her TED
uouv the prosecution rested and
defense began the introduction OF Z
deuce relating TO BiXby's reputationl
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NEW MATERIAL INCLUDES SOME
VERY PROMISING
PROSPECTS.
Unusually Hard Schedule Faces This
Years Team-Best Teams in This
Section 20 Be Played.

Athough the team as a whole made
an excellent showing against Mounds
vile Saturday. Coach Holden. OF the
local high school football team. IL
not permitting the practice sessions
10 lax in the last but is putting the
"niir" squad through two hours of
strenuous work each day. For so
early IN the season the progress Of
tho large number OF candidates is
most encouraging aud there is every
Indication that an eleven equal 10. or
even eNCelling that o. last wear. wiz
b. developed
Win but five old players left over
rom last season quite task will
lace coach Holden in his efforts To
90 inns. but D. was shown in Satur-
davs contest that there is some very
excellent material among the new play
CTS ana II viii require but a few
Weeks experience 10 bring these men
up 10 the uhusI nigh school standard
several OF them with their strength
ana speed should cventually devotion
into stars
Although il may have been partly
Que 10 lack OF condition caused nv
the little practice they were able 70
secure. the showing Of the line i'm
Saturdays contest was far from sat.
isIactory 10 the coach Becaus. or
mis- n great deal OF attention Is be.
ing devoted TO the candidates irving
Tor forward positions with the inter.
ZION or breaking them in on the i'm.
'IlCacles or both the defensive md
offensive duties OF their positions.
creighton and Nesbitt. two excen.
uonally promising PLAYERS who were
unable 10 be in the lineup that faced
MounosyilIe. are now WORKING ous
daily and look like fixtures IN the
forward works. Atkinson. who has
The combined advantage of weigh,
and speed is showing we'll at tackle
and has excellent chances of helm
on" OF the varsity selections. Och is
also displaying ability as tackle.
S.tucher and Buliard in the guard
y, ~, non are both new to some extent
an, .n" game but each day sees they a.
Turing more and more OF the form ara
technlSns that IL needed to brace tb-
Veterans Show Form.
iHf veterans from last season are all
pay ing consistently. Their abilitv,
~. ~ knoNn and - s. to the
.'at'r amount 81 coaching mus, Re-
siV.n. So a. 60 III the many vacancies
"r tie team LEFT b. graduation, "
Their, - urgent reed Of brtnzi-- 49,.
I'm !" good playing iOrm AZ saoon as
','Ns.'.' f'r thcr" lies ahead % them
'i" 90. - hardest ch~dules thu. 49,
ecu WI"e.ing high school eleven IN
'"iN- llglidtnE IL - sr. games with
some 90 tn' strongest Hign school ~
k.'Sttl"n@ IL this section - the our
7ucn as New Philadelphia possibIy
~" i"-f"st in eastern Ohio. Mari.tta
Who @dninlst.red 60 % dsT..t -
Inc locals last season and Tark.rsH..rx
Nhet ing = strongest connection fIr
Htftr . nam Dionship houor~ rot %
mention Stcubcnville. Martin. Per-.
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Obituary
} a. CIyker Dies.

Yesterday evening at 500 o'clock
occurred the death OF ]. A. Clyker,
prominent resident. at 37Os Eofr street.
after an Illness of about ten weeks
with complication of diseases. ThaI
deceased was in the 6lst year OF his
age. and has been a resident OF Wheel
ing practically all his life. durin1
which time he has been employed
the mills OF this and surroundin
cities
he was horn July IS, 1852,
brownsville. Pa. and removed to thI
city when q mere child lie was MAJ
ried 10 Miss Louise Coleman in 1871
who preceded him TO the great. beyond
n'teon years ago. lie leaves 10 mourr1|
his loss the following sons and dausAN
tiers; c. Ambert Clyker. OF the B
Telephone Company: Mrs Dill Jon
Beta ClNker. Louise Clyker and
Jesne Clyker at home. and one sist
Mrs. Gertrude Browne. Up until
late hour last night no funeral arrane(
ments had been made.
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WIN RAG
ArKxHTIcg DxREAr Tz1Ens TWICE
on TIE 8AKB BAY.
Detroit Was Whitswashsd In Each and
Asok's Men Win Championship
Of Americas LsAGus.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. sept. s2.-Phfl-
adelphia won the pennsnt OF the Amerf-
can League for this season and it's fifth
championship in the thirteen years his
tory OF the organization. by rceiing off
TWO victories over Detroit here this If
ternoon. IL was dsy of triumph for
the home team. aS the Detroit team was
whitewashed In each contest. the SCOTS
being I to o and to o. not a fisld.nc
error rarrinK the afternoons work OF
Connie Nack's combination.
Bush held Detroit down 20 seven scat
tered hits In this opening contest and
fooled his OF ponents when opportunitiee
We're presented for scoring.
The one run needed 20 decide the Issue
IA the second game was scored in the
second inning. Dubuc gave AcInnir n
Pass ard the latter war forced by Walsh
who stole second base and tailed o,,
Laps single 10 right field. In the last
six innings. Detroit did not get a run
ner past first base. Scores
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POI |ilkEipSIE ~ $. SEPT ~
no Irrchrfa county grana Uirt thai
has been considering mo corsriroc.
, harFo aglinff Harry h Thav IT.
iournnd 20 day Tor two weefe sftbor.
having found IN indictment ars.r ,
uim Tho only Information ris,-. .
attorney 'onger would give out va.
mat ne grand fury had not report. f
on fhr Thaw case
~" matter vaa presented to The
Eraid jury aerersl d1ys ago Last rlt
da'. uh"n partial report Tas made
On other indictments. e. was porsisf
"nflt reported 'Hsf o. vote had t..u
tla'n 600 o." Tias ,asc. and that
there vas Isr.irg um,Ieaf vote f9
Iudirf
If' oa.o ot Uovlrd o.. g.rnum. t..
Ea'' at'rndsr. 90 t. Alafteasan .'.
't NN"l IaaH s.tlUs4. Was prcrsrt.
% o. 'le srala .4.y .l ...a coterif...
barge ai zoo .sur tl.e a. ..sI o..
Lao 20 rB0l. hos .et been mad
'1 A.8 0a... .lirf
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TROY. y Y. Sept. SUPREME
Cour -lstice COchrane TODAY con.
iinued tho hearing Of thc application
~ James Garrison. held To- contempt
~ The assembly for writ ~ haboas
corpus until tomorrow afternoon
Meantime. Dr. n supreme court Justice
"nn 20" located 500 Albany. fhc case viii
DO transferred 20 him. Garrison vas
remanded 20 the sheriff cu.tod,
The continuance was rranted ON tho
Plea oI Jdwre Persons. q drflt,
attorney General tIaf rs r.F r0. had
In' 'n Iu'' fr..t" tlf tf.. H.afr-.
t,fr..-Ur Thoroughly
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1000 STUDENTS
ARE SUSPEND1

SYRACUSE. y v. Sept. -
thousand PM ils Of three syr.@ =
schools were indefinitely s1rrc
late today following a ttrike this n
iuE as O. protest aEainst the new ID
OF study o'clock in the mornlnI
g" 100 the afternoon.
Th" striking pupils. many o. VI
are girls. escaped through wind
and side doors. psraded tie busiI
-treets and held indignafion, mo<tI
AZ Technical High school. onr -
temi ed To address a crowd - Al
crs from the top Of a barfsl. -
pulled down by the police. h. y
''ir MI n r"turn % the Cd -
from o" m 10 Il 50 .. m.
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80. " n-taf dirE tre fac this. -he-~
-, ,i Zen irnuInerablv stories printed 20
'." tT"'t a. Iv 'oho would be sold 90
t"- NeW Nore .lub % is needless t. der.
% such q deal ha- ever I-er .orterr
COB" VII -ewait -n'nbc- q
'.' '"to ..-s lflst a. long - 20 .su
''hN" rs gfsseu' usefulness IT,.
,i%f' trat pefroIt would sell nirr ~o-
f@1.tIH .s "T -otirS- absurd 70 ,.,f,t,.-
taIue O., % team l. decideiiv create "a,
t'a nsur" aud Nev lo-< would no,
'Nl A. xiv" twice traf amount or
~. y Urea PLAYER. Cono would
s.i beside would n.. ,e-,. 40, 20 -ra.s
~ f"11l more prominent m tho I7~e
H"f ~" Detroit club g. In about ia. cams.
tt Asril Efp1 g with rsrsr.r.e ~ loan
N',, Either PLAYER .pIld I- sn.I ~1- q
We. ciose fA'.- ga'e- 90 me -esorteI g.
ItfEns, Jennings trgus- % 49,
',an. "i~r'a Just 80 'ul,h 81
"' '' i's lr-s sa BE- 6'I .r
' ff' .. Doe yt n.lrf v IHr.ls Ifs-..
~. .'H.f- '.af lflE |e rut .u
'.. ~. o." o1-sr.-z ,.s player. ara
a.. f.... were fouar o.. lie .e..,
" '.H'"f i"- .r fr- rae
. tomato er.4g 90 .fId -
s'r'rA .irg tar ,rI % 10 ,as. -.
f. orc .. .. I..t. tr.t .. .,. .t.
'i- r r H'nra.
80, To-. 'nr. -as, ne ,.- ..-
To- '. a...h ipr- fo' make Tux
f'n' co.,. h.r.-~rf from hs' -
.'n ar. so-il- ..ri.s 4f,ttir. '..i'
r .fas.Iy. Tho -tl-t s..sT .. o. -..s.
'Hears ga. tI~ team nat grfs
Ffs o. ph. 'rI 30 aiI
'.r.. .. batter FOL u.u. --.
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GOV. PELKER
GoOHHss.d fro- TI-- ,.~

fraud and have already refused TO IN.
dict The grand jury WON'T indic.
I'd" requisition Is too niuiay and nv
mother and { hope ~ iag' 10 20 IN
peace
While anyone would he proud ,o
p" citizen - Nov ilsmpshire. fee,
nat az sn not One. my place ls in
P"nnsTlvsnls. wtero 7 beIona ara
whore my mother Who Ia urderronc
N much strain live Nv d..ir.. u
20 so her srsin In p~sre and coin.
fort"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
LEATA ]. WINS
IN FAST TIME
WAS sDCoUD CHOICE TO PRANK 30
GAIL J1-. III COLUMBUS.
At Opening Of Grand cirouie Races and
won IN fast Time Making Final
Quarter In 29iS Seconds.

COLL ABCS. o. sept 22.--Leais T.. a
tsiifnrnia mare. WAS second choice TO
rank bSgash Jr.. In the Hotel Hartman
prominence on the program Ycr The
opening day or Columbus grand circuit
racing. but she won ir. a five heat etrug-
fle. ~ which the Sprinting through the
Su'tch was feature seven timer Oh s
season these two PAGERS have me: AMI
to-dhNs victory - the third for Isata
J. In the second heat. she aid the final
4art"F IN y = seconds. and complete 4
the next mile with a quarter in PSI
seconds Winning this heat gave her an
advantage over Frank BoEash. Jr. The.
did not nave rush enough TO Cvertake
Del Rey 81 the fourth heat. hut v-er,.
fresher In the nth. which I.eata j. took.
STAYING off her rival ny q sensational
burst Of speed. She was credited with
PACING the last hslt in ZOOS sum
mary
2."5 pace. the King stake. in 3. purse
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~. - ross f. 80 en-fFet.r |1t~r.f.
-, ,,, 10 ".t. ~ Ientist low wants 20 -
'a'ti" poor oid FNErftnr riI~L H.,
."r one liEntwciEht o. tne word vic 49,
80. ,no,,oJ' p4rch On LeacnIe. Esth.-
E'us -ini. isn o.. vhcu L-a.i. ..o.s No.
t@Nr irto -gusiderotfsr tua Hvia~d -,
"- sine fpuSat HE lest JattIoT Doe.
,f,.... '.I' i"-t o.sr ne ~ eie-.'
- a.. VOL eradirate fFst nre r,,-r-
-'C nefeat do..- n~ .f!sf -, =, -.
in'" * for ~" purpose 81 yf'.u
80. p. 10 o. ii,k nln ",~n - r~
90 'i' * swat IIriaDd IA.
49, nyN' ar 90 pa tie thiItv-ni-'.
'...-,', ~ p iriFh h.t'le. ate Leach h.t
a. never gotten over tnaf ,,.,.r.,,,,'.
'' - ''" 'i' "' o." ing r'r sooG
Iorrr. E..-s .s. ..,rs -. -.-....
'.- wv" tis sttfllng or -Is .I5t frtg
f-'.' iut without TOMMY fsarF -
N'a' fIIH~d o-it ~ ~ a
''' ''f.. rI. ssu hardly would Do.
E '.. y'ar" t"Ia TE. s.rsatt..'.-
p''f'rs ~ To- f,.f.-. C,-s.ir "T1g.i,t'-
u. "'" t@ t'tHs what hey are
'i' r. coming like o. ~ COM -
ICON H "a pss.s- llt H. a.. 49,
N go if"d IN some sr4-faf qfsy
.. ',n w's sapp"~-a 20 D. about III :,
''"n D." Waf ffaded Iasf year Lt,f = 90.
''I'if4I % ever alag.G 80 .-fiIf.,..i
80 'sY 80 "' ras MT araao- /.
'''E p"'rf ft aa- fIst
80. "ain'it ~ 10 r7'~aE,
..I CEN ''sv'ofd i- .rs o., go
r. h.. . .. .pf .stgue. ra'
100 Frtsurs fsr. n. r.-... .itst..
'.f' NH. JUS uitrfrg Ifa
e.sY .tf " '"'t tee Do f.~
... an. Il f.a ........ -
roo i".. rHr I'af '-sv. s1rf .rtgr.
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EACH Win
ouAKEHs AID CUES SPLIT EVEN N
DoUBIB-"ApER
Alexander Pitched shusous Dau In rarst
Dame, INT Second was Hot
Near 10 Good

CHICAGO. Sept 2,.-ChicaEo and
Philadelphia wonnd M their season
series to-day by dividing a double head
er. Alexander. who was routed hv the
locals In the first game SUNDAY was
good enough Go shut them out in the
.p.nIhs Earne this afternoon. Timely
batting OF Humphrtes giving phiiadei
phia = 10 victory. Good control by
Fierce and hard batting gave chicago
the second game. 10 I. Chalmers prov
ihe lAetcctve. The result OF the game 3
leaves tho locals stfil three games be-
hind hiladelphia in the struggle Cor .ec-
ond place. scores.
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RAVES EAzuY WIN
PROM TIE CARDINALS

81 LOTT sept Eoston d.faa,,5
- Louis today. 10 /. Hes- was strorsl
"a az bIt tho second inLinE. when 81
ssoIl9 s"t lt- only run Boston scored
'"iec times IN the first inning yyt,bn.t
M. In this inning. after two ras..s
shd ar error filled the bN.~s s;r,n.-
s.,t,H"y 10 r"kel. who was fairly 81
Score SNFb'ri
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IhIee base hit: Fvers Home r7lr.
.Htsee. Sacrifice hit Pierre S,oilr
nhses Williams. Double PLAYS. sris
ven. lsVers and SAFER. Zimin. mar Jytd-
Nj ana safer knabe and Llderf,,.
t g'sfS on balls OFF Chalmers. =. OF
FREEMAN, !. off Pierce. l. St-IcL a.,
~ Pierce; by Chalmers. I. Umpirss
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MURDER In THE
FIRST DEGREE
3 D"' vi i's rat.n ,a She Intelligence
PARK ERSBTHG " W SOM

PARKERSBrRC. ". Va. SEPT @,
LAT" today Tho ury In the criminal
court 10 iEc case OF Charles 10,
'Hotsiel Collins. charged with tic
murder - Gilbert POWELL OF Crafton.
w Va. on July - last. b. heating him
10 death with beer bottle. returned q
verdict % guilty ~ first derrpe mur
der. with a recommendation az lie i'm
pfi-onment instead ~ the infection ~
the death penalty
The mother ~ ". o. Wandlara ore
~ The lurors. died early this morning
~ stafford - buf tho news wa Eert
IRON him until af'or the verde. had
hen rendered