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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-01
Mother Warns Police of
Sons Attempt at Suicide

A woman's voice called up the lieu
tenant at the Fifth Precinct at 3
a. m, today.
MY sons trying to kill himself
with a razor" she said.
Policemen Sim and McNelly were
rushed to the address she gave the
lieutenant, So Second street. They
overpowered and arrested Philip
Reed, twenty-four years old, who was
sent to the penitentiary for three
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-01
ScaIded When Pipe Burs

Joseph Sevair, twenty-nine "
old, of 1873 Warren street, recei
severe scalds of the hands and !
when a steam exhaust pipe burs
the River street plant of the Pu
Service Gas Company today. He
removed in an ambulance to the
Hospital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-01
Hurt, He Calls for Jersey Kin

NEW YORK, oct. 1.-Daniel Cor
coran, of Carman avenue, Cedar
turst, was seriously injured today
when a touring car in which he was
riding was in collision at Hunters
Point with an automobile truck
owned by John Doscher, of Jamaica.
Corcoran asked the police to notify
an aunt of Rumson, N. j., who, he
said, was his only relative.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-01
Held for Stabbing Man

On charge of assault and bait
Peter Notion. aged forty-two,
Rector street, was committed to
by Judge Simon Hahn, in the ]
Precinct Court today in defaul
500 bail. John Calvery, of 80 '
wick street, the complainant,
clared Notion had jabbed penb
into his neck during the course o
argument last night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-01
Held for Auto Pump Thef

On a complaint sworn to by Jos
Samuelson. of Sc West Kinney str
Joseph Caller, a chauffeur. was
raigned today before Judge Sin
Hahn in the First Precinct Co
He was charged with nav
stolen an automobile pump valued
SIS. Bail in the sum of 500
asked for his release. in default
which he went to jail.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-01
Oil Tank ExpIodes

The explosion of an. oil tank in the|
plant of the Murphy Varnish Comb
pany on McWhorter street caused al
small fire there today. The smok q
hindered the work of the firemen, but
the blaze was extinguished with liti
tie damage. i
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-01
Ny IDENTIFIED
TROUGH A NOTE
Deoapitated by Pennsyl-
la Freight Was Harold
Beattie, of This City.

he body of the man who was killed
He trying to board a fast freight
In of the Pennsylvania railroad
ar waverly last night was identi-
d TODAY as that of William Van
brn, sixty-two years old, of is Scar
"a street. The victim was badly
angled and Identification was made
"a sible only by the following note
nd in his pocket:
|krs. Albee, SO Bank street:
s PLEASE give bearer. Mr.. Beattie, his
3thes, white hat, blue pants, over
and heavy shoes. Yours,
ga signed)
WILLIAM II. YOUNG"
he author of the note was located
thy at 309 Plane street, where
frold Beattie, mentioned in the
note resides. Mrs. Mary Beattie, the
mother of Harold, was Frustrated
when she heard of the accident, feel
ing sure that it must have been her
son who was killed. as Young de-
clared he had given Beattie the note
to deliver.
Eoung went to Holes morgue, in
Shipman street, and there identified
4he victim as William Van Horn,
eBeattie had evidently given the note
Ito Van Horn, so that the latter would
be able to get the clothes. IT was
learned that both Beattie and Van
Horn. having been unable to IND
work here for some months, deter
mined to go to a Southern city, where
they expected employment. They at
tempted to board the train near
Geneva street.
Neither of the men had any money
and decided to steal a ride on the fast
Southern freight, which passed
through Newark last night. Beattie
evidently caught the train, but his
companion made a false step in try
ing to catch the flying car and fell
beneath the wheels. His left leg and
arm were severed and he was de-
capitated.
Van Horn was a carpenter, but
had been unable to obtain steady
for the past six months
During that time he had changed
his place of residence frequently, but
always gave the Soaring street adj
dress as his home. Friends OF van
Horn declare that he has two grown
sons who reside in western cities, but
it was impossible to obtain the ad-
dresses of these men. The body will
remain at the morgue for few days
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-01

The official figures showing the rates
for 1912 and 1918 for the different
municipalities and the increases or
decreases follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
NEW INDUSTRY
FOR YORKVILLE
OPTIONS HAVE BEEN TAKEN ON
LARGE TRACTS OF LAND
IN THAT TOWN.
Name OF Concern 10 Not Known. but
Rumor Has IL That Il Will be
for Manufacture Of EIec-
tricai Fixtures.

II was reported yesterday that a
large manufacturing plant will be
erected at lorkyille. above Martins
Ferry. as several largo tracts OF land
have been optioned by a concern which
II Is stated will erect a manufacturing
plant even larger than the plant OF
tho Wheeling Sheet a. Tin Plate Com.
pany at Yorkville. which Is nearing
completion. The matter has been kept
very quiet. and IL is not known what
the plant will turn out. but IL is be-
lieved that a factory 10 manufacture
electrical fixtures will be erected
The Up-the-river district which is
very large. will be the center OF the
manufacturing plants in a few vars. as
all o. the vacant pieces OF property
nav" been taken UP in tho last six
months and are selling at good prices.
After the new tin mill is placed in op-
Grafton IL II expected that the Wheel
ing Traction Company will establish a
I5-minute service 20 Rayland in place
OF the Commute service that IS now
In force. No doubt the fare on the
Rayiand line will be reduced. which
viii be big benefit TO the city OF Mar.
tins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
REPUBLICANS HOLD
PRIMARY SEPT. 2S
PLANS MADE At MEETING OF
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
LAST NIGHT
Final Arrangements VIII Be Made
Al Meeting 90 Be Held Wed
nesoay Afternoon.

Plans for the Republican primary
TO be held Tuesday. September =.
to nominate a Republican candidate
for Congress from the First Con
gressional district were discussed last
night ~ a meeting OF the Republican
executive committee Of the First Con
Rressional district. held In the Mt-
Lure Hotel Details. such as the
number Of precincts in each county
hNing tho number 81 judges and
clerks. and the approximate expense
Ia catu county. We're discussed Tha
assessments of the candidates wef.
levied last nlLht
The committee adjourned 10 meet
again a. The Mcclure. Wednesday
afternoon a. O. o'clock. when arrange.
ments for %" primary VIII be- com.
plefed
Last niEh's meeting was held in
compliance with tho provisions Of e
resolution adopted a. its meeting Mon.
day night ~ last week Chairman ..
" Refer. Of Ohio county: Walter
Burgess. 81 Wefzel county. r b-ett
OF Marion county. samuel u Caid-
well. holding the PROXY Of J. " Fian-
sEan. 81 Harrison county: Frank
Hicks. holding the PROXY 81 james
Burnley. % Marshall county. and Al.
bert Snedeker. holding the PROXY ~
Thomas VI George. Of Brooke count
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16

Cincinnati 80 Q 6TSYS =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
PRIMARY PLANS
ARE COMPLETED
AT A MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
HELD LAST NIGHT.
Polls VIII BE Open From ~ to 2
O'Cioek-Returns 20 Be Received
az CommlssIoners' Office.

The Democratic County Committee
met last evening In the County Com
missioners' office and completed ar
rangements for the primary today.
All members Of the committee were
In attendance and every matter that
might have any possible bearing on
the primary were given careful con-
sideration.
Election supplies for each of ths
precincts were distributed. locations
for the polls decided upon and sone
few slight changes IN the precinct
officials made. The ballots contain
ing the names OF but two candidates.
Handlan and o'Brien. together with
sample ballots for convenience OF the
voters We're also handed out ana
taken in charge by the judges.
The polls will open today at IL
O'Clock and continue open until
o'clock tonight. The locations in the
various districts will be- as follows:
Washington District.
Precinct No. i-ftantschlers bi0 Main
street.
Precinct No. :-Nickinson's. 900 Nc
Colloch street.
Precinct No. 3-rulton Hose House
Madison District
Precinct No. island Hose House.
Precinct No. 2-FIalloure Building. ~
Clay District
Pprecinct No. l-Sarroil club
Precinct 80 --leE0 MCtOllOch street.
Union District
Precinct No. Police Court Rooms
Centre District.
Precinct No. i-ee2f Market street.
Precinct NO. SIS T>wenty-fourth
street.
webster District.
Precinct No. 1-fythian Castle
Precinct No. "-29Oi MCColloch street.
Precinct No. SIPS coff street.
Rttohie District.
Precinct No. i-a5fS Jacob street
Precinct No. 2-45O3 Jacob street
rriadslphia District.
Precinct No. Cooks Shoe Shop
Leatherwood
Precinct No 2-FrieIemuth's Barber
Shop. EdRlngtOn Lane.
Precinct No. S-Mayors office. Elm
Grove.
Precinct No. Joe Green's. TriadeI-
Phia-
Liberty District
Precinct No. West Liberty
Precinct No. AIRS. Berrys Wallet
Grove.
Riohland District
Precinct No. 1-lsoveland Hose House
Precnct No. Center warwood Hose
House.
No. 3-E.bbertt's Store. GrerrsytIIe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
ALEX CAMPBELL
HAS WITHDRAWN
FROM RACE IN CONGRESSIONAL
FIGHT ON REPUBLICAN
TICKET.
News Came AS Surprise Last Might
As His Friends Had Been Work
mo hard For His Suceeaa

Somewhat % n surprise was sprung
in local political circles last night
when Col. Alexander II. Campbell, who
some time ago announced his can
didacy on the Republican ticket for
Congress from the First Congressional
District OF West Virginia. 10 succeed
John ". Davis. declared that he has
Withdrawn from the race. lie reached
this decision. he said. after consider
ing the campaign from all standpoints.
lie added that he did not care TO make
public his reasons
The Withdrawal OF Col. Compbeu
leaves but one avOwed candidate in
the race. state Senator Julian G..
liearne. At its meeting last week the
Republican executive committee Of the
First Congressional District designat.
ed last Saturday as the day on which
candidates could announce their eau
Stacy. All candidates must have
their checks 10 cover their share OF
the expenses 81 holding a primary. in
the hands OF the secretary OF the com
mittee not later that Wednesday, Sep
TENDER Il. tomorrow AZ noon.
Since Col. Campbell has announced
that be has Withdrawn from tho cam
paign. the executive committee will
likely adopt some other means OF
naming the Republican nominee other
than holding a primary. The next
meeting 81 the COMMITTEES will be held
"wednesday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
RAID JOINT
County Deputies, Together With State
officials, Swoop Down on Speak
easy on South Side

Sheriff Sweeney and a force OF depu.
ties made a swoop down upon the
joint run b. some Polish people at the
corner OF FOrtyfifth and Wood streets
and took in tow the proprietors. Jack
Gransky and John Majcher. and four
men. To be held "a Witnesses. They
each put w FOR their appearance be
fore Squire Wickham to-day at {
o'clock y. m.
II seems that G I. Rathbone. deputy
tax commissioner. was working in the
over part OF town yesterday and dis
covered the place running. lie placed
% complaint with the sheriff. Who went
70 tho place with Deputies MahIhe.
Hurch. Frohme and Miller. and found
tteir quarry operating IN full force.
The charge against them will BE- sell.
Ing withou; "a license.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
LARGE FIELDS
IN FAST RACES
AT OPENING or GRAND cucurr
RACES AT DET1orr YESTERDAY.
No Records were Broksn But Exception
ally fast Time was
Made.

ytI koIT. Mich. sept 10. - Large
held-. close finishes and two IriiIi.nt
victories or horses driven by Andrews
marked the opening today OF a nve-.in \,
ttaho circuit harness meeting here. held
In connection with the stafs fair ~
recSrds wer" broken but fast time was
mace IN several heats. and IN the e.se
tfot' u horses. the largest Grand CIR
starter.
A. expected. Directum I. making his
usbut on western track. romped away
VIII inc 2:Os pace. Pressed for a time
IN the nrst heat by Flower Direcr. the
sensational PAGER csme to the front on
the stretch. secured a safe lead and
caIne under the wire without greatly ex-
ILLS ,,. herset. The second and final h ga ,
was all pirectum's. He made the ias,
qIsrter-miie In s9A seconds. against a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
2;os trot. 2 In 3; pur,e sI.ooo
W. Y. U. SQUAD
hepots 20 Coach SweotIaad for Initial
WORKOUT Monday@rwenty-
two Players Enter.

81. "a pispatch 90 the Intelligence
MOi'GANTOWS. ". va, sept. ~ -
aer lrnulatior ~ avoirdupois rerortos
"a" afternoon 10 Coach p r Sweet it-,d
r9r the initial workout % West Virgfois
.er-ltN loot ball squad. Twenty-nfnc
probably be - score moro iEsuad boforc
IhurFdsv. Practically all ~ the oil
men were out Tor 80 FIRST practice 10
FetieT with a dodrtn OF rev -ra,c-taI
repfeeentiug practically eve-v ro-r1,i
Hl prepar0tory school n the state T-b,
utht gay workout was llKht the emf 20
ION b'l0E TAKEN up with lie ruS -
W.@ntHr" elements o. foot Iau L, H.
~ltrely TOO early 60 predict Ito etrerr.i,
"i N" team which will represent o.
courngils.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
JULIAN G. HEARNE
Leaves Tomorrow for Short Visit IN
Marion County IN Interest o. His
Campaiqr.

state Senator Julian q. Hearnc. can
didate for Republican nomination for
congress from the First congressional
district. leaves tomorrow for Marion
county IN the interests 81 his cam
paign. lie Will attend the Fairrnont
fair. az we'll a. visiting the rural sec
tons 81 Marion county. IN route
home he viii canvass WetzeI county
and perhaps a part " Marshall
Last nichf DO stated that hc vas
very VOL satisfied with tho progress
of his candidacy and was greatly on
couragvd regarding the outlook
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
SENATOR'S ARE BLAMED
NJ TIE WHITE 8ox

" ASHINGTON. Sept. 10 Chicago
TOOK the second game from Hashinx.,n
souay by a score OF . to 0. Although ont
nAtted the visitors punched all six OF
III n!'a on broom IN the second. third
VI an error. we're good for five runs
s We game. The locals could do moth
ing WIN kusseil when hits meant runs
e1 SroOm with mono out IN the fourth.
and he!o Chicago To one hit in i've IN.
hh.gs; Not ball was batted 10 tLa
Love. from Atlante. Tia. pitch Ell the 1nSI
inning Tor washington ana held C'hicaSo
scoreieSs. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
ATHLETICS
WIZ x1oM NAPs N \ STRANGE
0BD-0AW 0Al0-
GsvslanAsss lEAds An xAsar Duns n
rvurth 1nntng-0rAnsy
was BSspons1bis.

cH1LADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. I5.-Phil-
adelphia and Cleveland played a see
winning TO 9. The home team took the
lead In the third inning by scoring four
runs on a pass to r. Murphy, singles by
Collins. BAKER and Walsh and Barry's
double. Cleveland came hack by scoring
six runs In the fourth. A rass TO Chap
man. singles by jackson. Layoie and
Johnston and Bush's tumble OF Turner'S
bunt scored two runs and left the bases
filled. Plank took Bush's place ana
Orsney cleared the bases with a double
Graney scored on an out and GreKRs
single. Philadelphia won IN the seventh
by triples by Collins and Walsh, stems
wild pitch and an error BY Chapman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
PLAYERS FINED
President Lynch Imposes Fine Of 500
On Myers % Boston and $50
on Tinker of Reds For

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Sept 1J-Pres.
ident Lynch announced today that he
had fined both Manager Hinker of
IN" Cincinnati club and Shortstop
Meanwhile 81 tho Boston team $50 aud
first hascman Myers also OF the Hos
ton team 500 for fighting on the
held during the first game OF the
doubl" header here last SATURDAY
Tinker vas also suspended three days
FOR using abusive language TO Umpire
ODly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
MoroRmAN INIuREn

y. W II7UlIT1 % fT9 IUfrIIIrerrrr
GRAFTON. W Va. Sept Is MI
snyder. "a motorman for the Grafton
Traction company. was terribly
Eashcd today when his hand slipped
from thc trako handle and smashed
out tho glass front Ills arm came
IN contact with the iaegrd glass ana
De- lost much blood. but Will recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
TIoEEs HoLD YAHEEEs
II LAST YBAoH EASILY

Wv lpRk Sept q. -petroft. ~
winning from New York TODAY 10 Z
p 'ned 10 ne series is-e snl prevented
an mon from mo-. Irr into seventh,
place ff vas q 80. snr ltrfest IL.
YOU Won in 'He rirtn uheu Wliiet doub.
ieN gfh two QUE ana drove fn Gibson
Anl i,"unen. Iu I've times " Louder.
cot FOUR bases on balls ana "a. 80 -
WARRIOR. score ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
BrRArES AVID BRAVES
gFLIT A nm

IT -INUI RGH. Pa. Sept Ib.-Tiffe-
nuTsh and Boston hrovN even IN n doi,fi.
header this afternoon. Isoeto- h.. a
-l'st HllnH rally oVrrcafne a two run
--Hr, winning t. O.. while pTt.slt.rrb
took TIC second game. ~ hitting 10
eYlPh htrd, To- =. quinn. who pitched
Ior BOSTON. Wa" prose; ted with "a a.fv.-
service by admirers rom p,,rh,- -
and AFTER TIE exciting finish he ~
carried Off tho field on the shouISerS ~
~. ~ .tl'NlS. SHiur's fwO bagger ga the
4olrth guvr Ifoston two rrfus
ElttsS irFh found Rudolph for IL hits
IN TIE Forord g.me. while Ada,-'s So
Boston g. 4 sore "''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
DEMOCRATS ARE DISGUSTED
and MANY WILL NOT VOTE

ing this move because he was named
a delegate 10 the nominating conv,n-
ton or the Progressive party.
Last night Mr.. Beans stated that he
Is not a member OF the Progressive
or Bull Moose party. but Ia stu Re
publican and expects TO be for all
time. lie added that his name was
placed In nomination as a Progressive
delegate without his knowledge or
consent.
He presided at last nights meeting
OF the Republican executive commit
tee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
IS innings
WAS N1CEssA1Y ron oxAxxS TO
oETEAf +" CUES.
flstohsr opsnsd Final inning WIN Q
single and Advanced on IA6 Throw.
Boored on Bacx1ncs.

CHICAGO. Sept. l5.-Sew York de-
sehtsd Chicseo today 20 after a hard
fought battle which went IN innings
The winning run was scored b. Fletcher
He opened the thirteenth for New York
Win single and Burns beat out n bunt.
ping or second base and his had throw
enabled Fletcher TO reach third He
scored a minute later on Skaters sacri-
fee rs. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
ROWAN, or DAYTON CLUE.
TwIHLED N TIE oAMr

CINCINNATI. O. Sept. IS.-Cincin-
matt and Philadelphia played to "A tie. ?
20 = IN ten innings to-day. darkness
preventing further play The gam,
was u My and tuck struggle. Rowan. a
recruit purchased from the Dayton club
OF the Central League. pitched excellent
bni RiSey. who started the contest
Tor Philadelphia was not hit hard hut
was Wild and waS taken out At the be-
SHINING OF Cincin0atfs half OF the sixth
inning and Alexander succeeded him
Iroh was the bright particular star
o, the game both ia the field and at the
bat Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
DIR. BAILEY

VOW Hrf 90 fHr IHvfaf .u.f f..a.f...
Honest. .Huful ana suss..f. .
..HHr Fr.rrH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16

onirrt-G. ~ %, IN n '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
Hev York.
Chicag,

Totals .-.--.-..... } '3s IL
.snodgrass out: hit by bafted hnli
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
RED sox WIN ny
TIMELY HTruEo OF RAIL

80 - SEPT. l5..Timely hitting hy
h'hg an Lewis enabled Boston 10 a.
eat - Louis today o. .. the latte
Ee,tng four hits IN a. many times at
Manage CarriEan wi! ~ unable "a
play further This season tie u,iddle er
ger % his throwing hand ravirE Ice,
broken during tOdays game Scnre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
BELLAIRE ELEVEN
HAS BEEN CHOSEN
MOST PROMISING CANDIDATES Sc.
LECrED FRond LARGE SQUAD.
new xsn OF unusual ABILITY Nav, z~.,
Secured 90 Fiji IN vaoAucies-
Play Monadsvne.

Afts- almost four weeks - g-ue,lInr
1racuSs by the BelalTe High school
1o"toail squad. during which time over
thirty-five candidates Were Put Through
al the dri IL and maneuyers OF rudl-
1nentary practice. thi-tee1 men have
az last forged 20 TIRE front a. ths, most
likely candidates FOR regular position.
an tho team.
Eight OF these players arc expert
snd IN view 81 tho fac: that the new
~ inoera in the lineup have shown OK
"ep'ional ability FOR n-st year men, tire
prospects ar" that Beliaire t. to have
~" OF the best teams IN - history.
and one that Will be TIE strong eSt con-
tender FOR tho %. V. \. - champion
Five positions rsuf,n-d 70 30 nI!ed
az tao beginning - his son for
%nlch former players were lot avail
abe. nafn"is-. fu'l-bsck. center. quarter
l-tcf and tine two guard positions For-
tunately good players were at hand a
r. into there v.lrarcieg and Tor ,fa srxt
Strre Be- are viii present a lire-up
that VIII Dc AZ Etrung as any rlcvtf. f'l
/. IN" past Elsfory- ~ THO school.
one % -" most r-omising ncquisi-
has been Iia."i as full-back This
vii te Be- az first wear % scholssti-
yo"tbau. but for several yeas pact be-
las been known - ono 49, tho fssf
tackteld rnfr 81 his vicirity. AlthoYg.
Nr1nE. ana - o. Tro-s than ordinary
combined with mis- hA las plenty -
sreed 20 circle 'he ENDS with the best
81 them. and there arc fcw hts equs
81 fefer elrr work for Eo tacxlsa ha~f
ard with deaHl- arcuras-. Heck aloro
would max. an High school team ore
q DO fe4Ted
Others Looh GOOD.
y ne Other new men are PHILLIPS 1T con-
tsr. who is holding down ~ position
Ike "a veteran. eafer ha1Eh a. isft
guATd and Schramm ard Tschapetf
- right quad and fisathcrirEtor 30
quarter. I'll ~ whom arn rlpidl- dove l.
o. e into sT,ellent layer.
70 'aptain DRY viii ftre rnre - Ter.
srd. duffy lnst SCI -o- -tf- D..a 90 tie
lcet end men fn fra association. and
shr ID do equally ws4 fhls year
Whom Esiiaire tSkes the ffsfd agaI- -
.fHIndsvtlls Faturla -fIsfefrfr- -. fFr
lineup viii lker 90 o. faf.s.g- ~ o.
lfeather1ngton: IN. Van Tone. IA gf.
hoia. RI. Beck: 10. f,fffy. re- lev
rence or Dorsr. c.. F4ll'It,4 IL pe1fsr
hsugn. r.E. Echrafurl or Tachanett. ~
Nelson. q. johnson. Tffs lf-fe.rlr, ali
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16

Two base hits: Graney. Leibold. Barry.
Three base hits: Collins, Walsh. Sacri-
re MT; Turner. Stolen bases: Leibold
naker. Barry. Chapman Double plays:
4nrnsr and Johnston. Oldring DUMAS s;st-
cdl. Base on balls: OFF Gregg. 7: orr
Steen; /; off Bush. /: off Houck. i.
by Bush. ): by Bender. G. Umpifes.
Dinsen and Connolly.