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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
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YOUNG NAN CHARGED
WITH GRAVE 0FFENSE
AUBREY BAKER ARRESTED FOR
ALLEGED ASSAULT AGAINST
AVA CLARKE
HELD IN COUNTY JAIL
LITTLE GIRL WAS PLAYING NEAR
FAIR OAKS HOME WHEN AT
Tackled BY BAKER,
SHE SAYS
HELD IN COUNTY JAIL

Aubrey Baker, twenty years old,
was placed under arrest yesterday af-
ternoon by Deputy Sheriff Webb w.
Sydnor and Henrico County Policeman
Wilson Seay for an alleged criminal
offense against Ava Clarke, the ten
year-old daughter of Joseph Clarke, a
well known merchant at Fair Oaks.
Baker was committed to the Hen
rico county Jail, where he is being
held without bail pending his pre-
liminary arraignmcnt this morning at
II o'clock before Magistrate Harry S.
Sunday.
The Girls Story.
According to the little girls story
she was playing in clump OF woods
a short distance from her home about
II o'clock yesterday morning. when
Baker, who was employed by Mr..
Clarke as a farm hand. suddenly
bounced upon her and threw her
heavily to the ground She tried in
vain to liberate herself from the mans
grasp. and being taken so completely
by surprise she was unable to utter a
scream.
When Baker finally released her she
ran to her mother. Mrs. Lydia Clarke,
and between sobs she related her ex-
perience with the man. Mr.. Clarke
was at that time attending to some
business In Richmond. and the mother.
afraid that Baker would attempt to
escape, immediately went before
Magistrate Watson. of Fair Oaks, who
is a relative OF the family. and swore
out n warrant for the mans arrest.
Squire Watson Immediately got into
communication with Deputy Sheriff
Sydnor and, accompanied by Police
man Seay. the latter caught the i
o'clock car for Fair Oaks.
Baker in Arrested.
After talking to the girl. who was
still very nervous. the officers started
In search of the accused. He was found
In a blacksmith's shop. located short
distance from the Clarke home. Fol-
lowing the alleged occurrence he had
gone about his work as II nothing had
happened, and had carried one OF Mr..
Clarke's horses to the blacksmith shop
TO have 1t shod He vigorously pro-
tested his innocence, but he offered no
resistance to the officers.
Baker, whose home is a short dis
lance from the Clarke residence. has
been employed for some time by Mr..
Clarke. Owing to the relationship be-
tween Squire Watson and the little
girl Magistrate Sunday has been ask
ed to preside at the preliminary hear
ing this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
METHODISTS
HOLDING CONFERENCE

A concert by the star talent of the
Greater Alexandria district will fea-
ture the session tonight of the Alex
andria district conference. which is
being held In Asbury Methodist
church. colored. on North Twenty
fifth street The session Is being pre-
sided over by Rev G. T., Hodges for
merly of Leigh-Street Methodist
church.
The Greater Alexandria district
with it's thirty-six charges, claims the
honor of being the strongest district
among the colored Methodists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
DAVIDSON TO HEAD
NEW ORGANIZATION

F. G. Davidson. of Richmond, pres
ident of the Virginia State Fedora
ton of Labor. will become the head
of the newly formed Government
Shipbuilding Association Of Virginia.
The object of the organization Is to
stimulate an interest all over Virginia
in the Norfolk navy yard to the end OF
not only equipping this yard as a
shipbuilding. as well as repair plant,
but to bring about the construction of
battleships and other naval vessels
there
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
THREE. SONS DIE
IN THREE YEARS

HARRISBURG, VA, August Is
James Porter Williams, aged forty
years. died at the Catawba santtarium
on the night of the Goth, and the body
was brought to this place for buriaIsj
The funeral services were conducte0
al the Methodist Episcopal church to-
day by the three pastors Of this piace~s
This is the third son of this family to
die in the past three years. Several or
the friends of the family from dfs-
lance attended the funeral and burlals
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
.NasIa---AdAnnson.

MANASSAS, VA, August 2s.--Miss
Sarah Thelma Nash and Robert
Weatheriy Adamson, OF Petersburg,
were married Tuesday In Washington
at the Church Of the Ascension by Rev.
J. Henning Nelms The couple were
accompanied by DR.. and Mrs. w. F.
Merchant. Misses May and Marie
Simpson and Ashton Simpson. OF
Clarendon. The bride Is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Nash. The
groom is a son of Mrs. r. ]. Adamson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
TO MOVE CAROLINA
OFFICE TO RICHMOND

Arrangements have been completed.
1t was announced yesterday for NOV
Ing the North Carolina Manufacture
ing department offices. now located in
Durham. North Carolina to Rich
mond
George II. Nash, who has charge
OF the Durham Office, will move to
Richmond with his family shortly.
The North. Carolina sales department
of the company will remain In Dur
ham
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Observation-Disclosures,

HAGERSTOwN. MD. August as
Miss Gienna Fl. Welsh. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. s. Welsh. and Frank r.
Matthews. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Il. Matthews. were married Tuesday at
the First Christian parsonage by Rev.
George b. Townsend. The groom was
for several years assistant yardmaster
for the Cumberland Valley railroad
here. but several months ago accepted
a similar position with the Norfolk
md Western railway at Shenandoah,
Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29

Captain Mcmahon, of the detective
force. yesterday received telegram
of inquiry from Mrs. n. Barber.
mother Of Edgar b. Barber. of
Greensboro, N. c., who " held here
for the Raleigh. N. c.. authorities.
who want him on q charge Of forgery.
Barber was arrested Monday night BY
Policeman H. r. Sweet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
BAPTIST CHURCHES
PLAN IMPROVEMENTS

PARKSLEY. VA, August 28.---s
Charles w. Bolton, architect. Of Phila-s
delphia. was here Tuesday taking
measurements Of the Baptist churchs1
with references to making plans Tor Ii
Sunday-school addition which tn4|
church had under consideration. -
also went to zion Baptist church, three
miles from here, where the congress-
ton contemplates building soon III
$4,000 church. SSaa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
Mr.. Bigger Receivers.

John b. Bigger, who has been In
Essex county for the last three months.
has returned to the city much Inn
proved In health. Mr.. Bigger seems
to have entirely recovered from the
effects OF the fall from : window last
March, from which he sustained !
tu0VGro fracture az the akull.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
Wilson-Berkcley.

MANASSAS. VA. August 2s.--Miss
Margaret f. Wilson. of Charlotte. N.
c.. and Thomas e. Berkeley. of Hay
market, were married Wednesday at
Trinity Protestant Episcopal church
here by Rev. A. q. Grunan. OF Orange.
The groom Is a son Of Colonel Z.
Berkeley, Of Haymarket.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
Scruggs--F'iannagan.

SALEM, VA. August 2s.--Miss
Annie John Scruggs, Of this place,
was married Tuesday at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ
Scruggs, to Samuel Henson Flanagan
of Matewan. w. Va. Miss Scruggs
was given in marriage by her father
and the groom was attended by w
A. Lewis, of Matewan, as best man
Rev j. Scott Meredith, rector Of st
Paufs Episcopal church. performed
the ceremony.
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neIesJ,ep.-Kent.

MARTINsBURG. W. VA. August
2s.--Miss Mary M. Ogleabee. daugh-
ter OF d. W. Oglesbee, and Oliver
Kent were married Tuesday night at
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage.
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. B. w. Meeks. the pastor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29

Chase City, Charlotte and other
places.
Mr. Brockenhrough Woodward.
who has been away from the city for
a number of years. Is now the guest
of his parents IN Ginter Park.
Mrs Richard II. Smith and daugh-
ter, Miss Ellen Smith. expect to re-
turn to their home in Forest Hin
the end of this week, after most
delightful trip through Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Chesterman.
who have been spending the summer
at Forest Hill. have returned to their
home in the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
Marry In washington,

A marriage license was Issued In
washington yesterday to Charles c.
Mumaw and Miss Daisy A. Smoot, both
Of Mt Jackson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
PASTOR BARTON AT
ORPHEUM THEATRE

Pator Benjamin H. Barton, OF Phila-
delphia. will speak Sunday afternoon
in the Orpheum theater at 8 o'clock.
His subject will be Beyond the
Grave" DIR. Barton Is considered a
good orator and understands his sub
iect.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
AT CRAFTS HAL

A request for an estimate r.
cost OF putting your Piano or
Piano in perfect condition while
are on your vacation places yoA
der no obligation. You'll be sufp1
at the little cost. Call. wrieo n
phone.
Broad at Second Street,
Richnnond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
NEW GLADSTONE
HOTEL
NORFOLK. VA,

NORFOLK. VA.
Central location. convenient to all
boats and trains. large. we'll fur
nished rooms. ali improvements.
Terms reasonable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24

CIVIC BODIES


special Dispatch to tire Intelligence.
F~AIRMONT. W Va. June o.
The Single Standard" was the sub
ject for The night address OF Rabbi
Rudolph J. Conce. OF Pittsburgh. who
hade three addresses before the civic
bodies OF this city to-day. An i'm
mense throug OF people gathered to
hear the address this evening which
proved a wonderful talk along the
lines OF morals and right living. At
noon today Rabbi Coffee addressed
q mems luncheon at thc Y. VI. e. A.
when 500 business men heard an ad-
dress along civic league work. During
the afternoon another great lecture
was given by the prominent Pitts.
burh social worker.
The mems uplift lovement. an out
growth Of recent Lyon campaign in
this city is making extensive plans
Tor a hard campaign Tor better civic
coalitions 10 Fairmout and the ad.
dresses OF RABBIT Coffee were deliver.
Cd toward This end.
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REMARKABLE CURB
OF A YOUNG MAN
Tells OF the oulek nesuits Given Him
With the United Doctors
Medical System.
HAD CHRONIC
STOMACH TROUBLE

II you were suffering from stomach
trouble-or any other ailment or dis
ease. and had treated in vain for re
lief. and finally found someone or
something that did cure you-wouldn't
you tell your friends Of II II they
were suffering? Wouldn't you want
10 tell every stomach sufferer where
you got relief? OF course you would.
II you have any love for your fellow
man. and IL is for this reason that Mr..
Albert Tuskey. OF lM Forty-ffth
street. Wheeling. W. Va. tells where
and how he got the best results ever
given him in a chronic and stubborn
trouble.
For many months I have suffered
from n serious case OF stomach trouble
that was finally becoming worse.
says Mr.. Tuskey. and I would vomit
after each meal. was constipated and
weak
Two doctors had treated me in
the past. but as they could do nothing
for me | decided to go To the United
Doctors. who have their Wheeling In
stitute on the second floor OF the Nc
Lain Building. at - Twelfth street.
near Market street.
me ] hutN Auti AHf liAAtu NV
tors were doing excellent work in
the curing OF chronic sufferers Of va
rious ailments. | did not expect. nor
hope. for the quick relief given me. !
nm now so well pleased with what
their new system Of medicine has
done for me in the last eleven days
that want everyone 10 know about
H.
Eleven days ago | started the Unit
ed Doctors treatment. and now my
troubles ate over. I no longer have
stomach and back pains. q vomiting.
nor stomach gases. | feel fine, and
my complete condition has improved
wonderfully. deem It n wise policy
10 treat a little longer. for then ! know
that ] need not fear for he future.
The United Doctors treat. among
other ailments. chronic and deep
seated diseases Of the ucrves blood.
heart. liver. Kidneys. bladder. spine.
including rheumatism. paralysis. cpl
lepsy. gall stones. goitre. constipa-
ton. rupture. dyspepsia. dropsy. ca
tarrh. deafness. asthma and toher dis.
cases Of women and Of men.-Adv.
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GETS VERDICT
FOR S11,45S.OO
RALPH GAElIK OF BENwooO
WINS SUIT AGAINST WHEEL
ING STEEL & IRON co.
Sued for s25,oco for Injuries sus-
tanned m Benwood Plant-Defend.
ant Asks for New Trial.

In th" suit OF Ralph Ga.Iik. Of Ben
N"'d artiu~t tb, Wheeling St,,I and
non r"muauN. in which tn. plaiutir
"S"S Tor $4,000 Tor injuries Stistain.d
10 dn ac'id"ut iu tn, defendants
plant. was 'ri"! iu tn. circuit court
"' Al'tnI~vtlc Yesterday morning
h"i"r" Judc" u ' Ii,r,.t. and .,ft.r
IN" jury was out but "a few hours
returned 81 verdict FOR IN, plaiutt0 III
I'M sum Of tll.45N.;3.
u was alleged that on Dr,,mhcra =
1911. m" defendant Will. a. work A.
ih" regular dis, barge OF his work "a,
"L "i'r tul bel; man wIs caught ir
Ii' mach i'rN "f m. plant. and hs
.'i' ."r wHs mtrrl.i Co. such Am "a
'.i' ihtt tuIHtHfI,u hvIuW the kn-,
""~ necessary. and hts ,.ft foo, SOD
BADLY injured THAT % had O.. b.. am
p'.t"f"'. o. s claimed that tho a.r!-
d"r' was ihv fault Of tho defendant
'oWIAuv.
N''"rrrt- Martin Brown and l.. o..
EN"r- "f M"uulsytl". represented
Pc %riaiuti1. whIl. ATTORNEYS Uurr-
"-ri and Berry. OF this ,i,y. Appeared
JOG Pie .'uIu' ,.mpaur The d.
I'''. immediate. asked judy. Her
''t Goo s'' aside th" y,riici and gran,
q Few triai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24
W. H. S. ALUMNI
OHieers Held Meeting Last Niaht-Fu.
ture Plans Discussed and or.
tcers Are Named

FHTufr pilH7 wrrc |disCussod N A
JOINT meeting % last years and this
year officers of rho Wheeling Ifi,r
school Alumni Association. hold las-
nieit az th" high school Tho u..f.
M vas called fo order hy n L..
I''li'}. RETURNS president. and rho lar.
''T part "i th" session WIS presided
over by Charles Minor. the recently
elected president
me meeting "a- featured bv tho
'''''Ilh oi ih" following Officers A..
s"'f'iary. N.s- Mildred Will,
editor. Mis- Wirifrad rf-,t,r.tr.
alumni musician. Mrs Anna Trl,,.
OTTO
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'Hattrd tor Rath in eighth
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AT STEUBENVILLE
S'ogies and Stubs Play in Ohio Town
Today n Tomorrow and a
Double Header Here Thursday.

The Wheeling baseball team will
play ~ S'euh"uviii" to-day and 10.
morrow. following which th-y viii
appear ga fhc local lot. meeting Steub.
'nvill" Thursday iu q doubIe-headsr.
The game which Wa scheduled Tor
This CITY Ni'h Iln'syillc was PLAYED
Suudat atf -nc,u 60 'ha Two gam.
affair staged 90 'h" ohio t.Wn Thi.
wa don" primarily 90 give the team
a much needed -'sf. al several ~ tho
boys ar" 90 poor hap' Tor playing ~
'ho pre- ont time
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Warwood BrIefs-

William Carney. OF Twenty-fourth
and Wilson streets. Wheeling, spent
yesterday with friends and left yes.
terday evening for Cambridge Springs.
va where he expects to- visit
+ j Miller. OF l24 Twentv.hrst
street. is improving after a few days
OF illness.
Mrs. Will Ritz and children. of Cam
den. y. j., have returned home after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wizard. OF War
wood.
Joe Warner. Of BellsvilIe. O.. who
has been visiting Mrs. Fred Roby. OF
Eighth street. is going To visit friends
IL Columbus before going home.
John Welshhans. of Warwood. spent
me day visiting friends IN Tiltonville,
Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Heizler. Of Ohio avenue
South WarwOod, is improving after be-
ing operated on al the North Wheel
ing hospital.
Lillian Korn. OF Main street. North
Wheeling. IL the guest Of her grand
father. Jacob Korn. OF Main street.
Warwood.
Mrs Il. II Parker. of Nineteenth
street. is improving after being in
the last few days.
Mt J. b O'Rear is still critically
III at the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
fhTight. Of North Warwood.
Mrs. Tetzkus and two children have
returned home after visiting her faith.
or, Mr. ; jewell. of Glenns Run
Mrs. Slagenhaupt. of S~teubenvuIa
has returned home after spending last
week with Mrs. Pearl Fierbaugb OF
Nlncteenth street. Warwood
EDWARD Means. OF North Xarwood
i improving after a weeks sickness
Miss Bess Thomas. Of New Rothie.
.em Pa. has returned after spend.
INK the week with Mrs. Carl n Sertg
Oh Main street. South Warwood
John A Mitchell. or Hess avenuo
h. rcpaintinR his house
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BENWOOD
Remains in Jail.

John McCullaEh. the safety razor
vender. who gave his home as New
York city and ~ho was arrested upon
a charge OF attempting 10 assault a
twelveycar-oid foreign girl on the rail
road tracks III this city last Saturday
cveuiuc is still confined in the city
Jail here. Squire l;eIdrl when asked
as To when lie would give the accused
man a hearing stated that no date
had been set for the trial awaiting
further evidence. II Is probable that
he Will be given a hearing today.
however. and 10 Is likely that he Will
BE- held to await the action OF the
grand jury
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SC".' '} innings
-. Louis
tlltdcp
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Found For Plaintiff.

The suit of Ralph Gaelik. ~ this
city. against the Wheeling Steel *
Iron Company in which Gaclik asks
for $2".ouU for injuries received while
working in the defendants plant IN
an accident. was tried in the circuit
court at Moundsyille yesterday morn
ine and the jury returned a verdict
for the plaintiff FOR |Sli.+->.33. Attor-
news Martin Brown and d. u Evans
appeared a. counsel Tor the plaintiff
while Attorneys Hubbard and Berry
are counsel for the defendant com
rany Counsel for the defense i'm
mediatoly mad" a motion To have the
verdict set aside and a new trial
granted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24
HIT BALL HARD
AND SWAMP CHAMPIONS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jun. 20 Hard
hitting bl fnila ielIIiH feature today's
. ne and B"Stor wss defeated Dos Is to
! HoH,k. Who succeeded Brown ia The
~"'"ud isutnr. pitched good ball ard was
accorded petf' { support The feature
uf fh" home team fielding was t double
play from ~.laas {" barry tu N.iuui-.
"itI tarftgH:. uu FIRST. wl-u u collins
united lu front ~ tie plate. ~..r.
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Council 70 Meet.

The city finance committee held q
meeting last evening and audited th.
pay roll for councils approval this
evening The city council will meet
iit~ evening iu r'gulIr semi-muuthly
sr sion and while nothing had been
gwen out as to What matters are 10
receive attention tho meeting promises
n" De- very Interesting n Is probable
u1f % representative ~ the Brooks
Electrical Company will be present
ana present if- plans for q franchise
application for which was made s.v.
"tal weeks arp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24
BenWood BrIefs.

Two offenders were up in police
court last evening ON plain drunk
charges and received the usual So and
trimmings.
w. L. Clayton. OF South Marshall
street. was at Moundsville yesterday
afternoon transacting business.
Joseph O'Brien. of the Noel barber
shop. has left for Cincinnati. o.
where he has accepted a position.
The city employees will receive their
regular semi-monthly pay checks to
morrow morning.
Several local persons were al
Moundsville yesterday morning testify
ing in the circuit court
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To Meet Io-nldht.

Blazing Arrow Tribe No. 10. I'M
proved Order of Red Men will meet
this evening at their headquarters In
the Barlow building on Main tsreet in
regular monthly session. The Hay
makers. or social side of the order.
will hold a social session following
the transaction OF business. Several
new members will be initiated into
the order and all members are urged
to be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24
WHITE S0X'
Each Team Wen a Game, and Pitchers
Had Interesting Battle.

CHICAGO. une ?3-Chicago and ST.
Louis broke even today. the locals
losing the initial game / to J and win
ming the second 4 TO ,. after a IL in
ming pitchers battle between Russell
and Hamilton The visitors won the
opening game when Shotten walked and
Stovall singled. both advanclns a base
on Pratt's out and scored on Johnson's
single In the second game both teams
ieideI r~aggcdly. scores;
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lotAtH = =
= Rated for Burns in Sth.
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-Four local foreigners secured pass
age through the Larry Witt agency
last Saturday and left last Sunday
morning for New York city where
they will board a boa for Italy. The
local foreigners have made their
homes in this city the past several
years and state that they will return
as soon as they spend 4 few months
across the waters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24
DEATH KNELL SOUNDS FOR
WHEELING TURF EXCHANGE

ordered TO acquire a report from news
papers OF this city relative to the
above matters and hereafter newspa-
per owners will be required 20 make
a certified report semi-anuuaIly. once
before October l and once before
April /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24
WARWOOD
Ice Aamln.

Warwood is in The midst OF an ics
famine Only one company is deliv
ering ice in This town so far this sum.
nier Many people have been without
ice since Tuesday OF last week. The
situation is acute and the matter will
be taken up in the Warwood council
meeting this evening. IL Is also re-
ported that the Board of Trade will
tar the matter up 81 that each per
son in Warwood will be supplied with
ice.
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Tw"-bns~ hits Sh1tt-n. Prati. Tur.,-
base hlt. Chase. Sacrifice hits Nsttttk,
bf"t austin. collins. chase ~t,r Hce
ny collins stolen haSrs SLutt,u 80.
3 at bouhl. play Lord To- Chase to
Scha X BASES on balls on Hamilton
J. N Russell. ! struck out. D., Rus
sell .. nv Hamilton. ; TUTIr~. HIl-
deb ana and D~I.uughliu
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bers from Wheeling and Bellaire were
present and several new members
We're initiated into the order. The
meeting was brought to a close with
a social session. Nearly every mem
Der OF the local order was present last
evening.
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GIANTS
FAST GAMES, BREAKInG EVEN.
FIRST Game Was P1tcherr' Battle Be
tween Fromme and Raglan 0oinQ
Ten Observation-Disclosures
Won SECOND Easily.

NEW YORK. June 23-New York and
brooklyn split even to-day on "A double
h.aier. brooklyn winning The first zane.
winch was "a ten inning affair. by a sror.
OF ! TO :. while the Giants won the see
ma game easily by "A score OF 5 TO l.
ne flrst gam" was a tight pitchers bat
Tie between lsagan and trorlmc. In IN.
second game the BruOkIyns were help
less hefore Mathewson. the visitors Sill
-tepplns n shutout in the ninth iuutuL
wien .Cutshaw tripled and scored on al
infieid out. Scores.