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Evening journal., 1913-05-10
CHURCH LEAGUE

CHURCH LEAGUE.
Newport vs.. Old Swedes, at
Eden Park.
Eastlake vs.. Central, at East
lake.
SilverbroOk VS. Edge Moor, at
SilyerbrOOk.
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ALL-WiLMINGTON LEAGUE
Parkside VS.. vanderer, at VAN
: deYer.
Highland VS.. Hillside. at Hill
side.
Bancroft VS.. Rockford. at Rock
'fOrd.
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Snapper Soup tonight, at schnepfs.
224 King streets
Evening journal., 1913-05-10

With only one hope that the sun
will hit the diamond a little stronger
and put an upshoot on the tempera-
ture the eight teams Of the United
States League were ready for the
opening this afternoon Brooklyn in
Washington. New York in Newark,
Philadelphia in Reading and Balti-
more in Lynchburg is the card today
Evening journal., 1913-05-10
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

American League.
ST. Louis, Z; Athletics. 3.
Chicago. 6 Washington I.
Boston, 3 Cleveland, /.
New York, 3; Detroit, o.
Nntional League.
Phillies, 3; st. Louis. /.
Cincinnati, 3, New York, 1.
Brooklyn, z, Chicago. 5.
Boston, 8 Pittsburgh, 4.
Tri-State League.
York, 3 Wilmington, 2.
Allentown, 4; Trenton, 2.
Atlantic City, II; Harrisburg, G.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
Evening journal., 1913-05-10

You have to hand IL to George
Heckert for having some ball club.
McHenry beat Trenton. letting out
only FIVE hits. Yesterday the same
speed boy beat our Chicks
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On The Base Lines
Sporting Gossip and Com
mention Plays and Players
| Let's Get
Acquainted
Some bah camel

Some bali samel
The Chicks lost.
And to the best old ball club. OUT
side OF our own, that we have seen.
The trimming left the Chicks only
one game ahead of York.
win the end of the week show the
clubs tied up?
Left" Smith and Connell put the
game in bad They let In all the runs
going to the limit of forcing the third
man over.
Iron man Otto went in while the
bags we're loaded and none down and
retired the side on strikes. If any
other Tri-State pitcher has pulled
that trick we haven't heard Of him.
The Chicks looked good to win i'm
the ninth while their artillery was up
Jackson smashed one over the left
6ehld fence that the fans thought fair.
but Chrishem declared it foul. Then
Jimmy ripped one to center and
even w. Smith singled but Doc Kerr
slipped a cog and the game was gone.
McKenna pulled down singer
from Southerns stick.
Jackson and Fritz stuck in their
always to be expected double steal.
After Weddle had hit to center
field fence for three bags, Chrishem
called him out for not touching
second.
McHenry and Knots out guessed
Jackson and his entire team i'm the
ninth half and the trick beat the
Chicks.
You have to hand Il to George
Heckert for having some ball club.
McHenry beat Trenton. letting out
only FIVE hits. Yesterday the same
speed boy beat our Chicks.
With only one hope that the sun
will hit the diamond a little stronger
and put an upshoot on the tempera-
ture the eight teams Of the United
States League were ready for the
opening this afternoon. BROOKLYN in
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SATURDAY BASEBALL.

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B~ridaaport Rriafa

Mrs. John A. Morgan and daughter.
Miss Linnie. OF Fairmont. were here
yesterday the guests OF friends.
Alexander France. Il. a %. railroad
agent at Barton. was here yesterday
on business.
Secretary Applegarth. OF the miners
was at Ramsey yesterday on busI-
ness.
Many out OF town people attended
the commencement here last night.
y. D.. Holloway returned yester-
day after a short business trip TO
Canton.
Art MrFarland Of 81. CiairsviIle.
was in this city yesterday on busi-
ness.
G. W. Adolph went TO Canton YES
terday TO attend the state convention
OF Undertaken and Inbalmers.
Hugh Barton has returned home
after being one Of the graduates
from the Stanton academy at S,aun-
ton. Va
Little Improvement has been report
ei in the condition Of Odell Meister.
who was operated on at the Martins
Ferry hospital recently.
The sdb-district mining officials
that are attending the meeting in Co.
iumhus will return home tomorrow.
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The thirty-ninth annual commence
ment OF the Bridseport High school was
terrain church and the building was
crowded TO its capacity by the friends
ana relatives OF the graduates The
building was decorated with the colors
OF the class. red and grey. and presented
a handsome appearance Thirteen
young men and women received their
uiploinas and started out I'm the world
WIN 4 bright future before them
The speakers OF the evening delivered
their orations well and many pleasant
remarks was heard on the way they Tin
lshed- Tine music for the occasion was
furnished by the Imperial orchestra and
several selections were rendered.
The High school chorus sang several
selections. Afetr the overture by the or
rheStra, Rev. Ross sullivan delivered toe
invocation. follow ed by the High school
TnI,nS. St,sr which MISS Marjorie Baily
rendered by the class.
Imperial Orchestra. non
LisS:"TRRe ctiherubic Host hos hos (. i r. GaSi
High School Chorus.
Salutatory-rhe Climbers .....
Marjorie Bsily Patterson
Our Nillage-Its History. ........
ln%dividualism.. '.... clarence Ray sykes
American Sketch-Down south: 80.
Orchestra. H. "''aie'0n
The Stream of Lite
........-. Gertrude Marie Mahieman
Heh,oiy Eva Bertha Delman
An Age OF Competition. ........
James Dow johnson
bdck MIA the clover and the Corn.
Boys Chorus.
EcuoeS ...... Linda Marie
The Pot of Gold
.Faneta Margaret Doudna
The Third Arm. Henry Crawford Burri.
'aT"eha Waltz ......H. Lane Wilson
Girls Chorus.
know ledge. Ellen Annette Johnson
our Nillage-Its civic Affairs......
..............Alice Edith Burns
49, l'lll ...... -...... John r. Costatn
Heyerie. When the Twilight Comes 10
KISS the Rose Goodnight. " Petrie
Orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures
Leila MarSHret Wilson
Presentation ~ Diplomas.
Mr. rh"s. nm. President Board OF
education.
Selected ptedt ptnsv,,
High school Chorus.
RenedtCtion ............ Rev. John Nsel
Medley overture. Emil Aschsr
Orchestra.
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More Arrests.

'int Denham and George Hawthorn.
OF near WarnOck. were arrested YES.
''ruay morning by Deputy Game War.
a'n j. !. Travers. charged with killing
oXes. When arrested the men had
several live foxes in their possession
which We're cOnfscated By the game
warden. The Two men. with the other
seven Bethesda farmers who were ar.
rested o u this charge several DAYS ago.
viii Dc given a hearing today. before
squire H. b. Kinney. The men have
engaged counsel 10 defend them and
state that they viii carry the case 10
a higher court u necessary.
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RelIalr. Rr.fs

Clinton Calender AZ Delaware. FOR
Werlt Of this cift. has accepted "a posi-
tiou with %" % 4 EIAins Compau,
civil engineer.
Mrs William Naal and son. NJ
N~u"ruS'f street ar- spending fht
summer 900 'ruurti park
Items "i IH'' r'-- ipr this paper wlt
%" l'f' 90 DO" Dit. Book store or t.e
phou"d foo flo reported Bell .GI.I
49, 1ni MIS- tlok lautord. ~ th.
riff. ar" -rrrliu- t frN dst. with
friends auf relatives no CrahappIe
MI- LILLIAN F.rrnu. q teacher -n
90" public schools BIAS returned fo
h"r home 20 So CIsI-4tiI.
Mr 1nd Nr- r0hutn have returned
Oh" f|''r hnni" Hf ~Harre4tiIc after A
fi-Ii NIth friends and relatives 100 thi.
sift
Nr and Nre o. o. lner n Wood.
ff"Id ar" fisf.re friend. and reil.
1--we. iu fI- rIf,
Mr aud W.T. "a Martin have Do.
turned fI tI'.f home 90 S~teuhou,iuc
'Ii'f " 'i.if "ffl f-irud- and re@iafiyo-
iu fhl ,Itt
Ni-a Io-'phIu' clifton of Rock Hu.
I'- returned from % visit Uifh frIend.
Huu relative. af Mnro
Joseph Blum. t tudrr a, % &
IT, expected fu HrrItr Mono TODAY
Bari WILSON. off Ca.umhua b. ODD.
EH'i OF IfIrrI. trG relative. ir fli-
cf..
tmI ro..r arI howard rasn VIII
Io1t" SATURDAY rn au evfc-d,I fr.n
nmDnr OBJ. .ato
a Son OFT 49, C|Isirsyi1c ,.
''.'.rr ou friends n flis cIf t,.f,r
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BELLAIRE
The OratorIcal Society

The Oratorical Society of the 81,
Johns Catholic church has completed
arrangements for the play. The Spir.
IL OF the North and SOUTH which
will be given in the Elk Grand theatre
this evening. The following program
will be rendered.
Part l..
Columbia, the Gem OF the Ocean
Chorus n Pantomine.
Solo-Across the Bridge OF Years
Charles Hughes.
A Scene From the Old Plantation
Chorus and Pantomine.
Solo-With You in Eternity-Niss
Blanche Winner.
Old Black Joe-Chorus and Pantom.
inc.
Instrumental solo-Miss May Nc
Ginty.
vocaI-sprinc and wIn,er-Cyrll
Browning.
Duet-Merry Birds Of Spring
Misses Kraus and Hughes.
Comm Through the Rye-Chorus
and Pantomine.
Solo-A Dream-Patrick Kane.
Instrumental Duet-Misses Stella
Glaser n Marie Watt.
Part a..
"A PrepleSing Situation"
Cast.
Mr.. Middelton-A Wealthy Gentle.
man-Hugh Hughes.
Mrs. Middleton-His Wife-Miss
Beatrice Hughes.
Tom Middleton-His Son-Charles
Smith.
Jessie Middleton - His Eldest
Daughter-Miss Anna Keys.
Sue Middleton-His Youngest
Daughter-Niss Myrtle Smith.
Lucy Fair-His Niece-Miss Emma
Glasgow.
Maud-A friend % tho Family
Miss Cecilia AtheringtOn.
Mrs. Nosie. a Busybody Neirhbor-
Miss Euphemia Burns.
Alexander Wilson - Appointed
Friend-Thomas McDonoueh
Mary-An Irish Servant-Marie
Watt.
Fri'z-the Janitor-G1bert Shop
herd.
Uncle Epitumas-A Country Rela-
tive-Gordon Colbert.
Health Omcer ~ the City-wiHiam
Hunt.
The Star s~panFied Banner Choru7
and Pantomine
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STUDENT PREPARED THESIS
WHILE CONFINED To JAII

special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
OIL MBCS. o.. June 5.-Conhned
IN a '"H IN The city prison. he having
been arrested for falling to afteno
drills. r.. &. Sherwood. aged %. "A
senior AZ the ohio state University
and a member 81 the national guard.
prepared his thesis. while drunken
men moaned and cursed all around
MN. When police officers called at
Shcrw"uG.s home tu place him under
arrest. h. asked permission 10 get his
n""ks ana papers u was granted
IN" privilege. Sherwood is an en-
gtneering student. 10. Is married and
j. working his way through school.
Nft'r q night In prison he was abb
q" raise bond and obtained his release.
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Institute TODAY

The Women's Christian Temperance
Union institute will be held In tbe
Second Presbyterian church In tnis
city. beginning at . o'clock this an.
ernOon and will close IN the e~yenine
Win an address by Mrs. Francis p
ruler vice president OF the Ohio "
7. i. Delegates will be- pres.uf
from practically all the large town. In
me country and a cordial invitation il
extended the general public TO al
tend. -
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roeerss ie often coutradiciod ~ tho inher-
cot fear n r period ~ dlsf ross.
tuf there need b. No such dread IN viz
fi t1e fart hist We have n most mobile
remedy In what IL known a. Nofhrra
lrlrnd This BE- an eternal application
that has n wonderful iufurnrr and r.nfrDf
strr ne un-'Iiar Tissues ~ the abdomen.
W iNe daily nee the muscles. cords. frndrus
end UEamrufs 40 gently expand without
nc aightr-t strain there o. M pafn. NJ
balf1. nn urrrnusueea what was dreaded
- n severe physical ordeal trromfa = calm.
ffrrnr. IHflul anticipation that he's ifa SIN
pros such nF orr foremost teachers -
lnrcnios ere striving tp drill into the
minds 20 fN" present crurrau0n.
~ alNHrf INNrV community there nra
women Who have used Mothers Friend anI
tNfN ore flr nurs that recovered qulekfr..
tFfd tbeir lraith and strength % fhrat
preside over families destined hy every ru'.
-. physiology and the history 81 sur.eas
~ mrn 900 women Co. repeat The story q
greater achievement.
Nothers Friend r. prepared after the
formu'a n n noted family drrfor ~ me
radh.id Rogulator 60. iSs Lamar Bidg.
Write tfer Tor thefr irsfru-ffvs hoot d,
~ ISM W'fhcra Nru wUr nud NrfNrrs
q hottIl
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Small Eirr

Last yenin about $50 O'Clock an
alarm Of fire was turnc in from box
= which called the department to the
home Of Mollie Reese on Twenty-frst
street. The department responded
promptly and found hat the fire was
IN the back rooms ir the upper apart.
Went Of the house. After quite a
lengthy struggle tho flames were ex-
tinguished but the dwelling was dap.
aged To the extent Of about $1,000 ~
ne fire and water The origin Of the
hr" IS not definitely known but is
thought 20 ave originated from a
defective flue.
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Arrested AGAIN.

Hays Multi gan was arrested on D
charge ~ threatening 70 strike and
wound j \ Crandle. Then mon 70.
side 90 thcrr1 alley and on "Wednesday
during a quarrel Mulliran drew "A knife
and threatened 20 cut his heart ont
and show if 20 him CrandIe became
alarmed and had Mulligan arrested
Befor" SPUR" p s Mason Yesterday.
Muiligan pleaded guilty and was fined
81 md COZ.
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'afc" crovd attended mo so.i.I
and musicale given iu Tho pf-st Chris.
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CITY Clean.

The city is now in the most sanI-
fary condition IL has been for some
time As the people have all cleaned
their yards and premises and also
their alleys. The dirt was piled on
the streets and the wagons that was
furnished by the city carted it away.
mere are a few streets that the wag-
ons did not reach yesterday and they
viii be taken away today.
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kiuch Communal.

Much complaint is being heard in
this city in regard 10 the autos that
speed along sixth street. In the last
three or four days several local people
have had narrow escapes from icing
hit by The racing autos. \ car went
down Zane street Wednesday evening
~ about ~ 3n o'clock. going AZ the
rate ~ about A. miles an hour The
police are keeping 2 sharp lookout and
anyone caught boz the act Will be So.
,crely dealt with.
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Struck by Auto,

Edward. four- year-old son % Mr.
n Mrs. Patrick Conway was run
down by an auto delivery wagon
owned by VI. List. the grocer. yester
DAY afternoon about l o'clock. The
LAD was removed to his home on Har
rison street and Dr. J. VI. Heath was
calIed 10 attend him. II vas found
mat abe lads right leg had been frac,
tured and he also sustained a number
OF cuts and bruises.
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To Practice in Federal Court

Attorney II. G. Pratt. OF this city.
received word yesterday that he had
passed the examination successfully
and had been permitted to practice be-
Tore the federal court of the United
states. He will receive his certificate
at once. The law OF the court states
That a non-mcnber can practice before
the court once but never after that.
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Play Tomorrow.

Tomorrow afternoon on Hoyle's
held The strong playground team will
play the Robinsons. of Moundsville,
and a good game is expected as the
teams are evenly matched. The play
grounds team has not lost a game so
far this season and they are conf
dent OF taking the over-theriver team
into camp. The game will be called
at 3 O'Clock.
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Selma Stock.

The stock in the store OF A. c..
Sadd In this city and Bellsire are be-
Ing sold at the direction OF Trustee
In bankruptcy. W. v. Campbell OF 81.
c~lairsvflle. The gods were auction
eered on by George Petticord OF st.
~Clairsvilie and a large number OF out
OF town people were IN attendance.
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NeM Cnarh

Prof n & Mauer. Of Wooster has
been selected 10 on rho acancy st
N" local high school caused by tho
resignation Of Prof " vs.. Loomfs
h-Ilair" viii certainly be q factor In
athletics this year. ~ Prof Nauer vii.
d" coach of IN" school He Is one Of
mo foremost athletes In Ohio ana has
attained fame in born college and
high school
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Chassd by Doos.

Yesterday morning while a six
year-old boy was walking through the
streets or Brookside he vas set upon
oy a number OF dogs and had It not
been Tor the prompt action OF a num-
Der OF men and women. who heard
n chiids cries and ran TO hills rescue
he would have been seriously injured.
A number OF complaints have been
heard lately in regard I the matter
OF The dogs running loose.
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y NOV ement T. on foot In this city
ny the business mon. To- petition di-
rector Of service. Harry Johnson. to
place IN" ball park on the Hoylcs'
neId IN condition for playing at n
''n@' Al IN" present time the park
can not l." used for several DAYS af-
ter a rain. N IS claimed that by a
small amount Of work and a few
loads Of GOO dirt the grounds can be
put in good condition.
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Surveying for Track.

The Wheeling Traction company
had n surveyor at work yesterday on
the improvements that are to he made
to the curve at Hills machine shop.
IL ~ the intention to cross the street
through the property at the corner.
The Traction company has had the
right Of way for several years. hut
nothing was ever done in the matter.
Several cars have been OF tho track
recently.
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Brother Dead

Mrs. Thomas Mcpherson. Of this
city. received word yesterday that her
brother-in-law, Ralph Steward. had
died at his home in Roy. Utah. after n
Illness. II will be remembered
that Mrs. Steward was formerly Miss
Efhe Mitchell. Of this city. The teIe-
gram did not state where the deceased
would be buried. hut his ohme is in
Harrisburg. Pa. 4 widow and three
children survive him.
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tickets SELLING East

The tickets for the picnic and excur
sion To he given 10y The LOYAL Sons
Bible class of the First Baptist church
az Meyers Lake park in Canton on
June ," are selling very rapidly and
from all indications a large Grove
viii attend. There are about frty
young men in the class.
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6~anqueted Team.

The local high school base ball
team was banqueted Wednesday
evening by Fred Fox and Mrs. Chas.
Wodcock. The AFFAIR was held fol-
owing the rehearsal OF the gradual
ing class n was a very enjoyable
event. Already plans are being laid
Tor a strong team to represent the
school next year.
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Pleasantly Entertained.

The industrious Danes. a social
club composed OF a number OF this
city and off Martins Ferry was pleas
antly entertained yesterday after
non at the home OF Mrs. Fawcett In
this city. and a very enjoyable time
was had. Fancy work was the diver
sion or the Afternoon after which
dainty refreshments were served.
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Lad AurnAd

Francis. the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Spanner. % Thirty-hfh
street. was seriously burned. Wednes.
dAv evening when he fell into a Are,
The lad was playing with some com
panions when he accidentally fell in
10 the IRE. He sustained a number
or painful burns about the hands and
legs Persons attracted by his
screams carried him 20 his home.
"her" a physician was called and
medical aid was rendered.
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To Attend Minino coror,.s.

One delegate from this vicinity
Will attend the International mining
congress. which will meet in Rohem-
al this month in the person Of Presi-
dent John Moore. Of the Ohio miners.
who Will sail from Boston today.
President Moore Will be gone for AZ
least threo months and In his absence
vice president. Lee Hall. will he in
charge OF the Ohio district.
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tian church last evening and IL was
m OF the finest musical programs
rendered in the city for some time.
A neat sum will be cleared on the
ana which will go toward paying
for the piano which was recently in
stalled in the church.
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Meetinn heId-

Inc 1912 graduating class ~ the
local NIX school held n meeting at
IN" home Of Miss Carrie Adams. on
Jererson street last night and COM
pleted arrangements for a class re-
union To Ice held in the near future.
All members of the class were pres
'nt and an enjoyable time was had.
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MARTINS FERRY


Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs. Thomas Robbins who
died at her home last Tuesday even
Ing will be held this afternoon AT .
o'clock from the late home. Rev.
Doughty will have charge Of the serv.
ices. lnterment will be made in Riv-
erview cemetery.
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CLEANING

\ force OF men were busy yesterday
cleaning M the Fairgrounds and get
TING them in shape for tho opening
which will take place the first Of the
week. 4 team of horses had the road
scraper on the field and II was made
very smooth. The grounds will be in
better condition this year than ever
before.
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Meeting This Evening.
Rrarum Post q. y. X. will hold 4

Ing the crossing on Noble street at
Forty-tiTst street. The tracks az this
point have been in a deplOrable con-
ditios for some time and were sadly
in need Of repair. The gravel and
sand is being removed asd Stag Is be-
ing substituted. The company has
agreed to lower the crossing AZ Thir-
ty-eighth and Noble streets which was
recently repaired.
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Funeral Today

This afternoon az : O'Clock from
the w. G. 7 L. hall IN Colerain Will
he held the funeral OF the late Mrs
ltoblnson who died at here Wcdned.
ddy following a short illness. The
service wtll be- In charge OF Rev.
Mr.. Mcconnell. Of Coleraiu lnfer.
ihehi VIII be- made ia the Scotch Ridge
cemetery.
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meeting this evening In the Sprague
Printing Office on Main street and ali
OF the bills pertaining the recent
emoris Day exercises will be paid.
The reason for the meeting being held
In the news office Is because the hall
Is occupied by another special meet
ing.
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FRACTURED Her sHuIt

- i,Isuttcn tu tn Intelligence.
COLUMBUS. o.. June 5.-Inis
Iightfoot. who is not so light Of foo,
a. her name might imply. climbed up
on b edge of a boiler filed with par
TALLY cooled tar today. and losing her
balance fell into the tank. The tar
was not hot enough 10 burn her 81
rIously. but the blow fractured her
skull Doctors believe she will re-
cover. The Lightfoots were food
sufferers.
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MAIDS and Matrona

The Maids and Matrons were pleas
antly entertained yesterday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. James \. Dick.
son on the Heights and a large crowd
was present. The afternoon was
spent IN a social way and dainty re.
Treatments were served
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cemmsnesm.nt L..t Nlaht.

Inc NJ. z. church wae
TO its capacity last evening
Tor the annual commencement exer-
cises Of the local high school and the
large audience was we'll pleased with
the orstions. The class was the
largest for a number OF years.