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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
klElNE'S "oUo vADIs."

George Kleine's superb production
or the marvellous photo-drama Ono
Nadis.' adapted from Henry Sienkie-
Vicz's world famous romance. y III he
revealed in Wheeling for the first time
az the Court Theater for one week
engagement. commencing Monday.
Septembe- -. with daily matinees. in
Guiding the opening day.
BEYOND "A question OF doub' This Is
the most marvellous achievement M
10 date in pilot o-drama. and v'sralizes
4 story with the brosdest appeal i'm
agiuable Lovers % history will rsvrl
In the reproduction of the gorgeous
pictures o. ancient Rome with it, mag
niiicen' palaces. its caiscomhs. the
arena and host OF other Interesting
scenes. and will enjoy the life like Inv
presentations % the famous historical
characters. Nero. Tigellinus aud the
others Those Who lean toward 70
nance can absorb the beautiful story
OF The great love Of Vinitius for the
sweet Lygia. which turned him from a
selfish pagan into a faithful Christian.
and the heroic sacrifice Of tho heaute.
Gus slave Funice for her bri liant mas
ter. petronius
The Orpheuu theatre in securing
Scarf Allen aud his splendid company
OF players. Who presented the best
comedy playlet seen here in years AZ
THIS popular playhouse last night
must b. congratulated or securing
such splendid Offering Mr. Allen
can rightfully b. termed the best light
comedian on The vaudeville stage His
vehicle Keeps the audience In roars OF
laughter for 20 minutes during the
action of the piayiet. which is called
no Promoter" Don't miss seeing
this act. as ~ IL worth the price ~ adj
mission alone MazzOne and Malone
are another great selection made nv
the management They PLAY on must
cal Instruments and sing songs with
their hesutirl Italian voices that
take the house by storm Hodge and
Lowell you viii hear about them all
over town Neher and kapple. fancy
roller skaters with pretty costumes
aud hundreds Of fancy skating stunts.
wera one OF the delights on the bfl
Sclbini and CROWN. two Europeans.
are one ~ the livrliest novelty acts
seen hsrr in a long time
The entire bill Il what L. riEhtfuIIv
termed a coTker. and n YOU are look
irg for good. wholesome. clean amuse
meut. 20 and see this Keith vaudeville
bill and YOU viii le entertained most
rratifyingly. The bill has plenty Of
variety Ga o.. and no srt conflicts with
the other
"i- bin will play the balance ~ this
~e"k out aud Vill come 10 q close
saturday night st The end az the e.c.
oud Performance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

Local industrial establishments op-
Grated short handed yesterday on az
count Of 20 manv Of the employees No..
ing granted holiday 20 attend tho
h"eling fair only men vhog-
presence was absolutely necessary 70
operate the mills were kept on dufv
several o. the business men rio-a1
their stores 10 the afternoon 10 o.. ~
the clerks 20 take IN the D. 1st.
lion Every car leaving Ben I'd a.
Hr ~ O'Clock was crowded REGARDLESS
81 The fact that several extra cars
Nrre prc.sed into anrtIce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

Earl 'rsig left yesterday Tor Allan
tlc CIV 70 spend weeks vacafinn.
He VII visit several eastern cities
before returning home
SPECIAL Harvest Home Festival ser.
vires vii b. held sunday morning IN
ne - Matthev's church starting ~
10 % o'clock
Mrs Earl Love has hcer removed
- 'he Nor'h Wheeling hospital 10
UNDERGO an operation
John Neidemever viii Leave Mon.
dav for NorEan'ovn. whore be- will
enter ne state univeruty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

iu The fte nff.arfirr- f.DE.d b, .A.
Ntf'nriH Theatre management sYr ff.
IHr hulf nf me week hundreds NJ Wei.
Ifr Too fhs 'ifv vii have IN opurrfurift
y" 600 rnr nf fHf FrtHffaf Nfuds IL
WIS Ftf' brought 90 fne ffft Several
"i me feHture. we're secured 10 rreaf
ffT'rrr. the "a uu,nd ..shuurs fefrr
awe ~ fHr highest priced shows rfI a.
rnsI
I.. lfffurnnIrr rrnutefa delighted
fwn packed irurss fasf night and s..n.
u fnf.r Antics we're frrreisfaHit funny
T'.. were given fhs unrrresf kffid of
gore option Nruer. H1trr Hnf Adams
80 tt.rr singer. and dancers made
blF lff ard were fundamentally 40
.H1tfI Sir fouE Lee Che wpflf f. ouI
'.r'7' vfn.fuirfa end humorfst is v-rv
t .rver
-frrlrs. Neon AMI COMPANY fr their
afHrFlfrr rous.iv Landing r0nfrarf
10 ...ef ffn a1fiure wfh fhs sunur
f .t'f"na arie.nE from their ~Forfa ~
% NH stare .I vaudeville com ~ ~
Irr Tfrer Warfse are r. clever r4...f,t,,
Won 81 H~rohaf4 and hand hafaneers
Poo WiI Pc popular fhrourr ne -errafr
H ~ fre rrrrt The NIrfS~fH a-nrr rf.
90 vrrs unuruaffv roef Ia-f r.-tt
fnh They VII be- chtrred tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
Busy Day az Elm Grove.

Yesterday was very busy day az
Elm Grove. on account OF the great
number OF people from the country
districts attending the State fair. The
local livery stables were crowded and
many people were compelled to leave
their horses at private stables. Al.
though Wednesday was supposed TO be
Farmers Day. Thursday proved a
larger drawing card than did the pre-
vious days. 10 the farmers.
Lost - Between Monument Place
and Cedar Rocks. small leather purse.
Reward II left at Fox's grocery. Pat
terson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
Two Good Dwelling Properties

VIII cod these 40 properties cheat,
m quick asi- or trade them for farm
~ Interested. Dr 10 you have = farm
'"hirh you would exchange FOR touu
property. write or rail- az our Office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

Spring Chickens. Ducks and Geese.
fresh dressed. ~ Reuter- Bros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
BreUmmer 6 Hndebrand

Euneral Directors ana Enhaimsr.
-f' Nnfk0f arf Tufnfr. $500 a..
isiePn'ne 80. ogcn DO and nishI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis = ert sChN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTgRtAI EMBALMER.
fi22 ard 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered uav or Nirb.
Sfor" Phones S..
Vic T. Rertechy. Rel Phone r1s~.p
e =. Bcrfschy. Nat Phone f1ea.y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
Social Session

Quite an important meeting Of the
Ladies Of the Maccsbees vas held last
evening IN Barlow hall and the ~
tendance was the largest for several
weeks After the business Of the hive
bad been dispoFed ~ social sessie.
was held Light refreshments were
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
FOR SALE

TOE SALE-l9l3 Motor Cycle, used for
demonstrating twin cylinder n D.
good as new Enquire Suspension bridge
Toll House. s-ia-no
FOR sALE-To quick buyer. Lot ZOE
lVo. loth ST Cali Nat phone lsss-Y.
myi5-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
Trustees Sal. Of vaiu.sl. Real Estate.

HERMAN A. HUNDT.
Trusete OF the Estate " -. -. Smith,
Bankrupt. au-as-s-5-l.-1a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07

or course. "Tav" says that he
did Il. good speaking. warm hand
shaking and all that. but Wash
ington knows better. II was Mrs.
Tay who did detected her hns'
band TO the house OF representa-.
tives as the baby member Of the
next congress.
At the capital. where Mrs. clyde
n. Tavenner used 70 be oae OF Sen
ator Hob l.aF'ollettes secretaries.
every body just perfectly says that
she did the most towards turning
an crstwhile strongly republican
majority into democratic major
ity OF 1900
To De sure. clyde III. Tavenuer
helped the movement along with
some m lightly argumentasive
speeches.
When the young bridegroom,
young congressman.elect. was In
the newspaper game he was just
plain Tav and pounded copy out
OF a typewriter. aud once ne wrote
a gem OF story about how young
men should remain single until
they get = strange hold ON fame
Then he met Miss Martin And
the wedding followed. hut the
bride had started Tav upward. 20.
lltically speaking. during their late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07

counting hours.
Instead OF saying sweet nothlnga
10 each other. an ia tho wont OF
most engaged folks. Tav and HIS
best girl that ever lived planned
political campaign. The bride.
groon.to- be was told TO hurry back
TO Cordoya. III. and take demo
cratic nomination that nobody else
wanted. because the district was
always republican
With the nomination Ia one hand
and a wedding ring in the other,
Tav hustled back to Washington.
After the ceremony the young cou.
pie packed trunk and made a
Decline for RocK Island. ~. where
they opened headquarters. OF which
Mrs. Tav took charge
Tay wasn't allowed TO dillt-daliy
around making love. oh, TO. The
young bride marched him rtEht out
and sent him through the rural dis.
tr.ctA TO garner the votes while she
supplemented hts arguments with
some OF her own mailed TO voters.
Aud the Rock Island district will
have the youngest member OF the
next congress and the youngest
matron in the congressional set.
the same being Congressman Tay.
euner and Mrs. Tavenuer, age 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07

Mime. Bernlce de Pasquali was the
guest OF honor at reception given
by the Verein Arion at Odd Fellows
hall, 10th av. and Pine ~, last night.
She sang several songs. Nine. II.
-Sprotte and Herbert Williams
also sang. Nine. de Pasquali sings
at the Moore theatre tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07
EMPRESS.

"Pompadour Jim Corbett. still
handsome. but far from the slim
young athlete who wreBted the
worlds championship from John l..
with a thousand lightning blows. IL
the headline attraction at the Em.
press theatre this week lie tells
his stories entertainingly and man.
ages 10 convey the impression that
he enjoys telling them. The Patty
Brothers are acrobats. one of them
actually walks down stairs on his
head. lucille Savoy poses and
sings Charles Doland and Mary
Carry have a laughing sketch. The
Fire Escape" The Great Westin
impersonates important folks in his.
tory. Leo Mcclure has good
tenor voice. The Manning Twins.
girls. have a snappy tumbling act.
PRECINCT Committeeman of
the Seventh ward elected NJ. r. Hal.
ly chairman and G. l.. Blewett sec.
Rotary OF a local political organiZa.
ton.
PRELIMINARY TESTIMONY I'm
the limestone claims Of Skagit coun.
ty began Monday before Judge ]. G..
Denney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07

DR. Frederick a. Cook told yes.
terdayH audiences at PauiaEcs
theatre that be reached the North
Pole before peary did. and that
Peary was several times a liar and
he could prove a. The explorer.
whose lecture ls illustrated by col
ored stereopticon views. Is an ear.
nest aud eloquent speaker. and was
given a respectful hearing The
Golden troupe. Russians. sing. play
aud dance after the manner 81 their
native land The act Is deliberately
staged and the performers gor-
geously costumed Tudor Cameron
and Johnny NJ. OCounor furnish
the comedy In Hired and Fired ="
ElIna Gardener gives child imper
sonations. Chff Dean has a pleas.
ing sketch. The Mardo trio are
acroba's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07
AT THE METROPOLITAN
.s.sst*ttt++tttt+

Peter Grimm. the old Dutch flor.
list. returns after death. hoping to
break down the barrier between
the living and the dead and right
the bitter mistakes OF hts life.
Hear me- Hear me-" nc cries.
Can nobody in this house hear
me?"
And no one. OF course. can hear
him. That Is the story Of The
Return OF Peter Grimm" at the
Metropolitan theatre this week.
Only at the last a little sick boy,
so III that he Is close to death. falls
asleep and dreams And when the
doctor lifts the coverlei. the boy
Ia dead. The spirit Of the old
Dutch florist passes out OF the
house. bearing the spirit OF the
boy on his shoulder.
David Warfield's art Is. as al
ways. wonderful. The company is
adequate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07
PUBLIC MORGUE
IS PROVIDED BY
COUNCILS VOTE

The public morgue won out OF
the council meeting Monday.
DR. J. Tate Mason, ooroner.eleet,
is today getting hts plans in shape
for the location 81 tho public
morgue in the sub-basement of the
city hall. In adopting the recon-
mendation OF the finance commit
ter. tho council allows tho coroner
elect any available place which
the city may have for this pur-
pose.
The county Is TO stand the ex-
pense of any alteration that may
bo necessary. and also the cost OF
an auto-hearse and other equip.
ment
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07

The people were long ago told
That 10 want heated cars was
quite bold;
II was not Jske's intent,
But he gave his consent
Yet the street cars arc stiii very
cold.
BOISE. WITH SIMPLE ccrcmo
nica. John NJ. HaineR was inaugural
ed Eoveruof OF Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07
ORPHEUM.


Lily Langtry Uady de BAahe)
whose CHIEF claim to fame is that
she was very beautiful years ago.
and that the late King Edward took
an interest 10 her. which interest
occasioned gossip In a court whore
the standard Of morals was as low
as the VS." in the women's gowns.
is appearing at the Orpheum theatre
this week In The Test" an adapta.
ton Of the big act from SardoUs
THE PERIL" in which she formerly
starred Lily is not as beautiful as
she was, but she can Btill act
Lolo. an Indian seeress, has a
mystifying act Roxy La ROcca
performs eXccllcntly on the harp
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07
&. 0TheAtfiCl@

Maude Wolford. plump, and George
W. Barry present sketch. AT the
Song Booth" which makes EN-
laugh Frank Work and Jewel
Play tumble. Louis Stone dances
on his head or his feet. II doesn't
matter which. The Gordon boys
dance well. but not on their heads,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07
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YOU'LL FIND lit HERE
News of the Day Condensed for Busy People

NORTH YAkiMA.-Farmers op'
pose tho plan to seek an appro-
priation Of $4,000 for an Armory
site.
OLYMPIA. ~ ONE HUNDRED
MILLION email fry have been turn
ed out the past year, announces J.
l.. Rlseland. state fish commits
aioncr.
THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.
liner Maripoaa 10 In dry dock at
Bremartou today for repairs. having
lost two of her propeller blades dur
ing stormy voyage from South
, western Alaska
LOS ANGELES Two women
we're rescued from burning house
By Frank Shreiner. driver OF the
police wagon.
WASHINGTON. - CONGRESS
has provided for a five years closed
season In Alaska seal hunting. Taft
diisapproves.
NEW YORK Five hundred gar.
ment workers ON strike attacked the
police, who were guarding the J. l..
Taylor A. Co. plant.
OLYMPIA THE supreme court
Endorsed Judge Giliiam's acton in
awarding NJ r. BackuH 5000 dam.
ages against A. 5, Feek and William
/ Ruttle
CHEHALIs. -- HETTY BAU.
MANN. IL years old. died Monday
from gunnhot received accidental.
~ while hunting
DIR. JAMES DUNLAP. charged
with misuslng the malls. received
Monday from Judge Howard a con.
tlnuanco for argument Ia his mo
ton TO quakh.
HUI CHING pleaded guilty TO a
charge Of countcrfeitinE and WIS
sentenced 10 six months In the
county jail.
MOTION FOR a new trial was
filed for Pedro Gonzales. recently
convicted OF murder At Fort Law
ton
DAWSON. - BILLY WILLIAMS
fell headlong down a s0-foot shaft
with the usual result.
EVERETT. EIGHT hundred en-
tries have been made for the Sno-
homish County Poultry show. Jan.
uary TO H. c II. Burnett. jr.. Of
Seattle. win be the Judge.
NEW YORK Jack Rose may be
used az witness In the grand
iurys investigation OF police graft
EVERETT r. MGHfE re
turned from trip through the
East, says there Is a wide demand
for frozen Fish throughout the
country.
MRS. j. l.. SINCOE. GO years old.
ia saith ST. W. was struck and
bruized Monday by DIR. ~ G.
Kuott'H auto.
STEAMSHIP MINI ESOT A.
which sailed from Seattle Decem-
Der i6. reached Yokohama three
days late.
GEORGE PAUL. tho chemist
who was burned Saturday, lies In a
dangerous condition at the General
hospital
MRS JOHN MASON. court
stenographer, IL very III at the
Providence hospital
HAL THOEN, OF the Holt Manu-.
featuring company. fell on the slip
perry sidewalk Sunday and broke
his wrist.
BURGLARS "JIMMIED" a win.
dow Monday Monday and awoke G.
Kramer. 65il Ninth av. N. r..
CLAUDE BALDWIN, 90. who
married two weeks ago Edith Bald
win, II, Tacoma, Is seeking divorce
THE APPLE crop of Yakima val
ley is practically depleted. says r.
A. Perham OF the Fruit Growers as
ISOLATION.
DIR. Smith, 1888 59th st. w. frac.
.tufed three ribs In fall from a Ere
mont. Ballard street car Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07

MARATHON. n Y Regarded a.
ono Of the greatest Astronomical dis
covcrcre OF the 18th century, Dr
Lewis Swift IL dead today a. fh'
home OF his daughter here toiay
following a stroke OF apoplegy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07
All THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.

Moore--Bernice de Pasquali In
concert.
metropoiitan--David Warfield In
The Return of Peter Grimm.
seassle--Seattie Stock Co In
"GetRich-Qulck Wallingford
orpheura-Vaudeville
Empress--Vaudeyille.
Pantaecs--Naudeville.
GRAND-Vaudeyllle and motion
pictures
CLEMMER Photuplai and
vaudeville.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
vaudeville.
Al HAm5RA - Photoplays and
vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-07
SEATTLE.


"Get-rich.quick Wallingford' dis
played his versatility as a schemer
to a large audience at the Seattle
theatre last night. # was only last
season that The piece was produced
at top prices, and the Bailey a.
Mitchell stock company deserve
high praise for a production at pop.
ular prices as meritorious as the
one that cost 81 a year or less ago.
Guy Hltner ia -. Rufus" 10 the life,
and ]. G. Livlngston's "Blaekie
Daw" is as good a bit OF character
work as has been seen ~ Seattle in
long time.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-29
STANLEY YOAKOM is
AFTER COLORADO
BOXERS SCALPS
DALLAS IRON MAN DEPARTS FOR
COLORADO SPRINGS AND DEN
YER TO ANNEX A FEW FIGHTS
IN NEXT TWO MONTHS.

Stanley Yoakum, the Iron Man of
Dallas, Tex, left last night for Colo
rado where he will be engaged in
his usual vocation for the next two
months. He will fight in Denver,
Colorado Springs and a number Of
other places and when he returns to
Las Vegas hopes to have added a
number Of sizeable scalps to his belt.
Yoakum has not given up training
during his stay in Las Vegas but has
been working all the time.
Promoter Charles O'Malley will
probably arrange for bout with Yoa-
KUN and a coast lightweight for some
time in November. Yoalum is incIin-
ed to locate in Las Vegas. His rea-
son for this is not only that the local
fans are live wires but that the eli
mate and advantages of Las Vegas
in other ways have made hit with
him. Yoakum is anxious to meet New
man again and put the finishing touch
es onto that lad. Newman still as
serts. it is said, that Yoakum has no
thing over him and in consequence of
this the Iron Man is itching to meet
the Denverite for final match.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-29
HITCHCOCK BOLTS
DEMOCRATIC
CAUCUS
Continued from Page one)

an effectual check on the illegitimate
control of the market by great trusts.
The amendment was discussed briefly
by republicans and endorsed by SEN
ator Bristow, who said he did not be-
lieve corporations would be able to
pass on the tax" to the consumer.
Senator Williams, in charge Of the
income tax section of the tariff bill,
said "the democratic party in the full
ness of its wisdom would deal com
prehensively with the trust and cur
rency questions" but it did not pro
pose to Toad down tariff bill with
the alleged reforms of senators along
these lines"
Party dissention veered to the re-
publican side when Senator Cummlns
predicted that the Hitchcock amend
ment would probably be assailed as
another attack on the rich, as Senator
Lodge had assailed income tax amend
ments yesterday, He denied there
was campaign on foot against
wealth, but declared there was a cam
paign against INSCRIPTIONS watering
of stocks, such as he declared occurred
in the steel corporation and the Chi
cago & Alton deal.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-29
BALL MAGNATES
PLAN NEXT
CAMP PAIGN
ALTHOUGH END OF PENNANT
RACE is BARELY IN SIGHT,
SCHEMES FOR IMPROVEMENT
OF CLUBS ARE BEING MADE

(By Associated Press Correspondents
New York, Aug. 29.-With the fin
ish Of the 1918 pennant races in sight
the magnates of the big league clubs
are already planning for another
years campaign. The efforts to
strengthen various teams in both the
National and American league goes
on apace, accompanied by the usual
reports of trades, shake-ups and man
agerial changes. Dame Rumor can
always find ready listeners in the
baseball world and almost every club
except the flag winning combinations
comes in for a share of her attention,
Among those managers who are re-
ported to find the balancing of the
field directors crown a nerve racking
feat are Eyers of the Chicago Nation
ais, Callagan Of the Chicago White
Sox, Carrigan of the Boston Red Sox,
Dahlen of the Brooklyn Nationals,
Stovall of the st. Louis Browns, and
Tinker of the Cincinnati club
In several cases successors for the
present managers have peen tenta-
lively named by underground gossip
Bresnahan is named to be in line for
Evers' position, Stah1 named for Cal
lahan's place and George Mcbride
slated to fill Carrigan's shoes. Lord
and Chase are also said to be willing
to help Comiskey in the task of up
lifting the White Sox. Apparently
John McGraw and Connie Mack are
the only managers who appear to De
sure of their positions at this time, il
rumors are to be believed
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-29

A sequence of unusual events and
performances marked Tuesday, Au-
gust 70 as a red letter day in baseball
history. William Whitaker of the
Keokuk Central Association team,
pitched 21 consecutive scoreless in
nings in a double header between the
Waterloo and Keokuk teams. But
five hits we're made off Whitaker
and his team won both games by; All
to D score. The first game went nine
innings and the second ~. In major
league baseball Reulbaeh of the Chi
cago Cubs, on September 26, 1908,
pitched a double header consisting of
two Shining games against Brooklyn,
winning both without giving the Su-
perbas run During sae same year
Walter johnson of the Washington
club shut out the New York Ameri-
cans on September 4, and Z, pitched
27 consecutive innings without allow
ing run.
While Whitaker was performing at
Keokuk William Powers Of the New
London club Of the Eastern Associa-
tion, was pitching double header of
rs innings in which he shut out the
New Haven team without run and
allowed but eight hits. At the same
hour the Toronto and Jersey City
clubs of the international league were
playing a 2O-inning scoreless tie game
in which Pitcher Hearne of the Tor
onto club twirled the full distance,