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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
PROGRAM ARRANGED
AT SOCIAL CENTRE
WORK WILL BE BROUGHT TO A
CLOSE IN NEAR FUTURE.
ana Program Extraordinary Has
Been Arranged for This
Evening.

The program that has been arrang-
en Tor this evenings entertainment at
the social center in Union school will
exceed by Tar any programs that have
oeen previously rendered and will be
participated in by the young folks
only. With the approach OF spring IL
becomes difncuit in the extreme to
attract the children and for this rea-
son the school will be closed in the
near future and the attention OF the
workers will be devoted to the play
ground work.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the entertainment this
evening:
cong ...-...... BY Glass
dialogue Charles and William
rem '.......-...... Sanders Boys
Recitation. My Valentine. ........
.......-.. .............Z Zelda Green
We Love .he Trees" Katherine Burl:
Nicola Coleman. Helen Hell and
Marie Sailor
Recitation. "ii92" ... John Yocabush
Dramatical Difficulties ...........
Irene Mehen and sara Broverman
Dialogue. "SerenaGing' Francis Brow
ernan. Manila Rider. Margaret
Lewis and Margaret stanlm.
The Frogs Toilet" Matilda Keyser
Corrinne Coleman. Marcellene Hell
and Leola Coleman.
Recitation First Day AZ school,.
.......... e. ....... Ruth Shepherd
Dialogue. The Unburied Woman.
Minnie liner. jeanette Mehan and
Zelda Green.
Dialogue. Tired Of the Lecturer.
Alice House and Margaret Lewis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS

NEW YORK. March 30.-Arrived-
Hamburg. Genoa: Patricia. Hamburg:
ST. Paul. Southampton: Cameronia
Glasgow. Sailed-Minnetonka. Lon.
don.
Cape Race (wireless) - Sighted
La Touraine. Havre. for New York.
Sable Island (wireless) -Sighted-
Lapland. Antwerp. for New York.
Siasconset. Mass. (wireless)-Sight.
ed-Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm. Bremen,
for New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lincoln
New York. for Hamburg.
Liverpool - Arrived - Baltic. New
York.
Southampton-Arrived Majestic,
New York Sailed-Amerika, New
York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
Covered With Mud.

DAYTON. o.. March SON River
dali end North DAYTON. where the
food waters attained the greatest
cepth and degree o. dcs;ructiveness.
severnl thousand persons waded knee
deep in slimr mud. rGmmaCinc their
d"solnted homes for clothing. All OF
this II cours" WIS soaked and plaster
ed with mud. hut o Nas drrod IN the
f.H@!ces where the populace has taken
r"Hfco. Ia some places IN thcso dis
tr.cts the water had $50 FAR reccdcd as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
ELKS MINSTRELS
Have Been Postponed on Account Of
the High Water-WiIl Be Held
Next Week.

The Elks' minstrel show and extrav.
aganza. which was 10 have been given
al the Court theater two nights Of IN e
week. has been postponed until Mon.
day and Tuesday Of next week. April
: and S. on account Of the food
Tickets which we're bought for tho per
formances that were scheduled for this
week will he honorod AZ the perfor
mances 20 be held next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
Mrs. Helen James.

Mrs. Helen James. aged Sc. died
Saturday evening at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Ralph Arkle. in Bridge.
port following an Illness that has ex
tended over a period OF years. Inc
deceased is survived by the daughter
mentioned and two sons, John Ankle
OF Pittsburgh. and James. Of Bellaire
Mrs. James was one of the pioneer
residents Of Belmont county and had
resided there for the past half cen.
fury
Owing N the food conditions. nc
funeral arrangements have been made
as'yef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
About People
3cvenents Of individuals 20 and
from the City.

Miss Alma Refine. OF ST. Clairsville,
was the guest of friends in the city
yesterday
Miss Alice Hermann. Of the South
Side. is visiting relatives in New WI
minrton. Pa.
Mrs. l. II. Scott tas returned 10 her
ohme on McCollcch street after an ex
tended visit with relatives in Rich
mond. Ind.
Miss Rhea Porterfcld. Of ST Claire
vile. was the guest Of friends in the
city yesterday.
Miss Dorothy Wilson. OF Charleston
is the guest OF friends on South Chap
line street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
Blackhan Funeral.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary V. Black
ham. whose death occurred last Fri
day morning at her home on the Ma
tional road. Fulton. will take place this
morning. Deceased was in he- 6lst
year. and was well known in this vi
entity having lived here for several
years. The services will he conducted
~ tho family residence az T'Ilton at
10 o'clock by Rev. L. r. Lewellyn. pas.
tor of tho Stone church. Interment
will be made aj Greenwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
SEALLD LRlHOoAiG
Hotiss % llazai-eta[er.. Jobgsrs ss'r

notics 20 Hfauuf.cturors. Jobbors. 80.
Giants and other Wnoiesais Dealers
. Efl CT lr HEREBY gfFfN. mat
We sinte BOARD ~ control 90 fre STATE
~ lfF "fffce 81 Charleston Maaf Nfr.
Elria Cor fIrulehinr suipff.a FOR fol-
several STATE suDtfufLnrs. trt fn1n~I aI
ma cement ~ Wf.rH .a vested boz Fai.
E0nri Contracts vii Do aWarded to inc
lowest rIrterH. 4ual - considered AMI
otUfr fh.nEa Hs MS sIunI Neaf virginia
Dee ."rt VII he EIVfn preference
lir'N tf supplies needed wiII 30 fur
nrrfI tIiisrs on receipt - requests
eta. r. t.f line desired
-.ATf hrIar rf rrNTROt
ag-fts trrri.rfon WEI NrgI-fs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31

PATERSON. y. j. March aO-wm
ID. Haywood. the Industrial Workers
~ tho World organizer. was ARRESTED
here late to-day while marching ~ fhe
had ~ about 1000 elk mill strikers
Tho parade was enroute FOR rho Hale
don woods. Vhere n was proposed ID
hold an open air meeting after The
police had refused fO permit them n
meet within tho city Adolph Lessic
who rs secretary NJ tho strikers com
m'tfee. was also arrested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
NOTICE.
NoTlcr - nRApuArE nna.

NOTICE TO GRADUATE NURSES
Tho annual meeting " The state
BOARD of Examiners for tho examina
tion md registration ~ Nurses. viii
Boz held in Charleston. " Va. MAY
goth f9fs. s@ua m
liy order Of tho President.
CHA- 81 SCOTT.
Secretary
ma 2f9f Mon only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
Fruit Farm

t76 acres 2 dwellings. barns. 500
ehD'-e apple trees. 375 KaHir
ptars 100 Sickle pears. 100 liberia
peach $500 currants. 100 cherry.
f0 plum "a acres red and black
fespbcrrics Nearly ell hearing
nv handy N car line. CHEAP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31

HOTEL boutwell,
Atlantic CITY. ~
virginia Ave. second house from
r'rf Ifrr UIEhcet standard fn cuisine
.nI .ffficr. modern appointments
D. nhIef a A. % InTIf1N WILL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
Cotillion Dance.

With Bentfeld's orchestra furnish
ing music. the Cotillion club will hold
It's regular weekly dance this evening
at the Carroll club auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31

ron RENT-ifous- ami blacksmith
FtHp wNh tools Inquire OF Andy
ne. linton. W. Va mr. lt-r
FcH HENr-Ntrsl furnished loom.
" use ~ bath AM phone central
D. l'. lfr4. call teII phone .fNH. o..
Ulr-ft1-ff
EOH RENT-SN room apartment. 4rI
f.Unr. corner -ffr ruI InapHrr Ste
Eruuiie Irwin i.rIz store mr. Lg-tf
FOR RENT r.Hfua wifi bath Pos
rsf ION Hr once Suitable fof ~ d. CeF-
trm,r. Browne Brothers. lac Larket
street f-Z4ff
ECH HEFT--N;~ci. furnisbru nnI &.
ON fats with ath. f'r llEEt hoes 81.
- ih-z rent reasonable Aprly 30
Front 81 AUS s-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31

Nov York scholars are preparing
an ENGLISH version ~ tho Bible Tor
Jewish use
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Is Grt - GFiN0
rJNLuNL u EECtOh AND
ARTENiAL ENBALEER
fi22 ard ifef Main street
Calls Ansu crcd ia. or NlCrs--
Store Phones 6Is
VIC l. Bsr.schy. EcI Trrne f7C. u
G. J Rertschv Nl' ~ no fe1s.v
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
TOR eALI - IRAnL

goR sALB OF TnADE-A eo0i 800
room house ana to- iuts. with usla
barn. ahanep lawn. ar other Improve
r1ents. VIII cell cfear. 90 trade for
small farm. Address Cratfee a gflfrr.
Carmernn. ~ W ls-al-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31

roR REHT Or FoE sALn-u-ss. o.
a. T"HTe obs afHrf F..Hrfr ..rI. .rH..l
near rsu fr m|T rff.ra.Lf- ..l-
address WIN FftgFernTI 80 1tr.f
WarhinFtrn So MARTINS FERRY u
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ron SALE.
pEsIRABLN REsrprHcra

Ut ono lot far.nr on two streets on
Jaooo street. between 2ffh and ISM
streets. rented n desirable tenants. ana
tor per -"-f invrstrnent m ne aer.
irF Trfse THts fs rr tfrft.rf,T 49,.
nitf . pur~nase homo n 'e-,..-
FeeNnE out - fl0od district also an.
"f0er mouse un tn~ same jog -cufsF p.
IN advantage Ta-ffsa ming tho .-on.
sr'r fav" lsft me ~ify ana do not st-
"EnT ". oUHDETEo. Agent
Peal Estate srd Insurance. 10 f.,s
Market street. tOpp. Victoria Th.ntra1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
WarWOOd Lots
For Sale

3 SOUTH BROADWAY DWELLING
- rooms. bath and pantry hot and
cold water. both gases and electric
light lot 1sT135. gill stand g. foot
u water. offered ~ a bargain for the
rert two weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
WANIED--Mala tieip.

WANTED-Single man TO work on farm
by the month. Call Bell phone 10
Ring ;. Elm Grove mr-25-l
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WE-EoIltc, Bad BillS. Buy and Sell
Claims. Attachments carefully placed
Ghd executed We adjust clsims and
nas couections on a commit sion baslS
No objection. no pa. The Buckeye Msr.
cap TILE AsencSl 5O3 Roard OF Trade Bldg.
w ceiling. ~. Va N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS
Pine HARDWOOD FLOORS, all kinds.
We retnish worn floors Ben l446-L
ERE1BER q MURPHY, City. fe.lo-j
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

CT call
N. LEVY.
no. 1857 Market ST., wheeung, W. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
RAG FOR MACK
HUGHEY PREDICTS
WASHINGTON'S CHANCES KIILED
BY NUMEROUS INJURIE24
ATHLETICS CLASSY.

WASHINGTON. June THE th.
letics are the class of the league. They
will win the pennant." was q state
ment made by Hughey Jennings this
morning.
"E,ary in the spring I believed that
Washington had a splendid chance ~
finish on top, but the series OF acct~
dents which the team encountered ara
which weakened II greatly has. In ING
Judgment. put it out of the running.
The Athletics are going splendtdty
now, and I don't look for them ~
have any sort Of a slump unless tA1X
meet with accidents. Mack has
great team. and 1 might add that 4
is not getting any the worst o. -
umpiring.
..My team Is going along about ~
we'll as could be exepcted. It III laUe
a team which can be figured to hAxo
a chance for the flag, but It - dexN4s
oping rapidly and in time Will hAAM
good ball team"
In speaking Of the umpiring IN IT,
American league this season. Jenntn&MI
remarked: There are only thrNe H.
four competent umpires in the leA4MM
this year; the others are ahsclMt&k%
unfit for the position and every plASMx
and In the league who IT,
the nerve to express an opinion MS
tell you so. Most of them 40 n4M
know the rules. can't see n ara tE&
iuenced by the crowds" Ea@ssaa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
POWER BOATS
START ON RACE
IN THE bERMUDAS
GIVEN GREAT SEND-OFF WHEN
THEY BEGIN COMETTTION
FOR BENNETT CUP.

PHILADELPHIA. June Con
voyed by an imposing fleet of power
boats. large and small. and hidden
farewell by screaming whistles and the
cheers of several hundred people
three tiny motor boats mosed their
way down the Delaware river this az
ternoon on the first leg of the 734-mile
race I o Bermuda for tho Gordon Ben
nett cup. the American classic OF mo-
tor boating.
The boats to make the start were
Commodore Charles +. Lagen's
Dream, winner Of last years race:
the Barbara III. owned by Vice Com
modore William Duncan. Of the Staten
Island Yacht club. and the Toscam II,
owned by w. E. Milford.
The speeding boats were followed
down the river as far as Cape Henlo-
pen by one revenue cutter.
The winner of the race will be
awarded with possession OF the Ben
nett cup for one year. He will also
receive a cash prize OF 81. 000. Handi-
caps have been arranged to make up
for, the varying speed OF the boats.
The yachtsmen will spend three
days in Bermuda. On the third day
the yachts will start homeward. The
goal will be Ocean City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
TENNIS TOURNEY AND HORSE SHOW
MAKE BRILLIANT WEEK AT c. c.

the fancy Corinthian riding with horse
and mount In gorgeous colors, to the
plodding mules and the "Gymkahna"
race. in which the rider Is encum-
bered with q dress suit case. extra coat
and umbrella Entries may be made
in tho following classes:
No. 1-Corinthian ClasS-Riders to
be attired in the hunt colors. -Four
Jumps must be made. not to exceed
four feet. Performance to count rs
per cent; conformation, rs per cent
No. saddle Class.-Horses to
walk In canter, Judged on style in go
Ing and conformation.
No. 3-Handicap Class--Horses
never having won q blue ribbon IN
not less than 1our feet Prize animals
must take two jumsp at four feet and
two at four feet six inches.
No. 4-Farmers Mule Race.-For
property over whose lands the
club rides. For any entries having
no mounts, club members will ride for
them.
No. 5-"Gymkahna' Race.-Riders
will be supplied with a dress suit case.
they must run on a triangular course.
First lap must be ridden with suit
case and umbrella in hand. then dis
mount, change coat. remount while
holding the two articles and ride sec
ond lap: again dismount, put coal In
suit case, which is left behind, then
remount, riding into the home stretch
with umbrella raised.
No. 6-Mule Race.-For club mem
bers only. Riders will appear in full
hunt colors. silk hats. pink coats, white
moleskin trousers and hunting boots;
no spurs.
Entries In the races up TO date are:
J. St George Bryan, e. d. Harriss,
Blanchard Forbes. Wilburn Sydnor,
Stanley c. Beattie, Jr., Warmer Beat
tie, E. B. Sydnor and others.
Al a fitting close to the day. the an
nual club lawn party will follow l.
mediately after the horse show. The
friends and wives of the members have
been invited to this event and It will DE
one Of the social events of tho spring
season. The lawn party will bo given
on the beautiful grounds Just In Front
of the club buildings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
Griff Has Had
Tough Luck in
Picking Pitchers

WASHINGTON, June I'm the mat
ter OF picking up pitching material
Clark Griffin has not been successful
since he took charge OF h Nationals.
Not one Of the many young pitchers
he has added to the locals star has
made good, and the teams pitching
strength still consists Of pitchers who
were here when Griffith took hold.
Rival clubs have been much more
fortunate in this respect Every one
OF them without exception has picked
up Z pitcher or two who Is making
good. Griffith has none. There are
several youngsters on the local stan
who stand = chance TO become winners,
but to date they have not shown
ing placed in them.
There 10 no one ON whom he blame
can be placed for this. for, in picking
up younX q players q club takes q
lot OF chances. and Il 10 merely .
gamble whether they will max good
In fast company Of not.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

e. Bowie. Of Charleston, W. Va: G,
g. Evans, Of Danville: Nat Bundy and
C. F. Mcintosh. OF Norfolk.
The tournament starts Monday a.
: o'clock and win continue through
out the rest Of the week. 1t will take
the entire week to get to h fnals
because Of tho large number OF m
tries. Half OF the entries will be
eliminated each day. the winners OF
each match qualifying for tho sue
ceeding days play. Thursday II IL
expected that the players win be In
the midst of the semi-nnals. and by
Saturday 1t IL hoped that the finals
will have been completed. % that the
cup defenders may play OF thei,
matches.
Horse Show to Be Feature.
Plans for the great horse show meet
have been completed and the events
will be run of on the Country club
grounds Thursday afternoon. begin.
ming promptly at-4 o'clock.
There are six classes in which rid
ers may enter. giving an opportunity
for every style OF horsemanship, from
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
AMERICANS LOSE
THE THIRD mater
WET GROUNDS AID SLOW SER
VICE OF ENGILsHMEN IN
DAVIS CUP SERIES.

NEW YORK. June Living up
to expectations the Australasian dou-
bles team. composed Of Stanley N.
Doust and A. Booth Jones. defeated
the American pair, Maurice McLough-
lin and Harold H. Hackett, In the
third match OF the Davis cup series at
the West Side Tennis club by three sets
to two. The m 9-e: 6-2: ST;
s-2: s57. This makes tina cor in
matches: America. 3. and Australia,
/. The Yankees will have to tako
one more OF the single matches Mon
day In order to qualify for the sec
ond round.
Jupiter Pluvius was in great meas
ure responsible for tho defeat Of the
home players because by ~softeninE
tho turf with water can he hampered
the speed OF both the American play
ere and enhanced the value of the
slow AuAraliasian service at least
100 per cent. The miserable little
bound that the deadened ball took
the nrst set had both Hackett and
McLOuGhlin guessing.
Jones' playing was a feature. lie
outshono his partner, Doust. and APP
pearsd to be the backbone OF the
team. He showed wonderful ability
In covering the ground.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
Tennis Match for
Championship Of
World Has Opened

PARIS. June THE series Of in
ternaffonal matches for the lawn
tennis. championship OF the world was
ST. Cloud. asrmany. france. Austria.
Hungary, Switzerland, Russia, Dom
mark. Belgium, Australia and America
are represented. Craig Btddls n Miss
United States
England has TENT no representative.
which prompts LsAuto 10 ask whether
England 10 sulktug. adding: TN tennis
a. In other branches OF athletics the
English no longer hold their old-time
superiority"
the mems series Crel9 Biddie had =
wAikover. hts Spanish opponent with
drawing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Fogel Urges An
Investigation OF
Organized !
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Juno -
Fogel, former owner of the Eh1N
phia National league baseball c1NJ
come to Washington to urge upM0l
gress the passage Of the rN914
Introduced some1 weeks ago "
sentative Gallagher. of LllinotrN
would direct an invesGxaf10NN III
organized baseball on tbs
chat 1t operates an q trust ~ m
Of the Sherman ANTITRUST IaXsa#
Forel conferred with COnu&
Gallagher and other reprs44m
and later talked with Repr0e6
Henry, chairman of the h0uM4
committee. Representative
agreed to call q meeting Q4~f
COMMITTEES some time next
consider the Gallagher reno1sx4
Mr.. Eogel promising to AppAn6K8
II can show the cOmmlttan
evidence that organised hq111
In trust 10 convince th1m
necessity for an tnve1tiGakl4x
Congressman Gallaghor@pe4nN
FOgel said. II promised RAp3N
Henry that would have
rules committees important
from Chicago. ST. Iouias R1l1
tnWua
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08


Gcssner harrison: n e1ter INC
defeat OF In a seml-nnaIs
OF the count ciuD sprine soiI touI-
namenI wa looked upon = tne ~
cal winner OF the tourney. feacaeo tne
top OF MS game In inc nnsas yes-
ano 0eIelse .. !.
hawes easiiy. NC nowso
some cIov1r 49, On tne
part OF Dotn men. Dut $1,000 caeAr-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

games to 20 wrong. That might also
be given a. n Of the reasons why
the Colts have been 90 successful
on the home grotndA They have
taken advantage Of the opposing
young pitchers, who thoughtlessly put
EN- down the groove. and have rat
tened their averages"
"Ah, maybe co." sarcasticAliy re-
marked the real fan. ''but you Just
watch EN- from now on. and see how
they treat tho veterans who r still
on Virginia league payrolls-"
And tho fans will be a-watching the
very same thing. too.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
RACQUET STARS
AND BEST HORSES IN vTR-
GINIA HERE FOR SOCIETY
EVENTS.

Seldom has the Country Club OF vir-
gfnia scheduled such an extensive and
interesting program for q single week
as has been arranged for the coming
six days. Just at the close of one OF
the most successful golf matches ever
held by the club comes the annual
houe show and lawn party on Thurs
day and tomorrow opens the annual
Old Dominion tennis tournament.
which win continue throughout the
week.
Nat Thornton. OF Atlanta. who last
year won the tourney, will again be
here this season to play the winner
of tho tourney and to defend his tirle
to tho cup. IL he 10 successful he will
have won the two years title to It
and another successful season via
make him the permanent owner
Mira j. 8. Taylor. OF Philadelphia
who won the woman's tourney last
season. will also return to defend her
title this yea and, according to the
gossip Of followers OF h sport. will
most probably have as her opponent
Mrs. Sullivan. OF this city. 1t is
thought that Mrs. Sullivan will take
the tourney this season with compare
tive ease and that the match between
she and Mrs Taylor will furnish some
OF the ciassiest play of the tourney.
Many Star Players Coming.
Many OF the most prominent tennis
stars Of the east will be here to COM
pete In tho tournament this season.
and both the singles and doubles are
expected to show some unusua play.
Among the most prominent OF the
out-of-town players will be Wallace
johnson. Of Philadelphia. who u Ia
nous throughout the country N .
racquet wielder: r.. L. James, Of Sara
toga Springa, New York. H b. Gar
rnff and NJ N Sala Of AuH1fnfn. Il.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
FIST FIGHT
AND NEAR RIOT
NEWPORT news
MATTHEW'S AND STEWART COME
TO BLOWS WHEN LATTER
BLOCKS HIM AT FTRST-STEW-
ART LATER SPIKES BUILDER
MANAGER AT PIATE-TEAMs
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NEWPORT NEWS VA. June T.
After Roanoke had taken the drst
game by pounding v~ernuelli hard in
two innings. rain broke NY h sec
ond contest, between tho Tigers and
Shtpbuildors this afternoon In h
seventh, with tho locals two runs to
the good. Brown relieved verneulh
and held the Tigers, with whom he
less for the remainder OF the game.
However, the Shipbuilders could not
| overcome the lead, although they
made a rally In the ninth, two singles
and a double sending across two men.
The second contest was enlivened
by several happenings not on h bill.
Stewart and Manager Matthews came
to blows in the third round when the
former bumped" Matthews while he
was going to FIRST on a hit to left held.
Other players separated the combat
ants, and all seemed Quieted until the
seventh when Stewart. In going into
the plate, to all appearances drove
his spikes into Matthews right leg.
The ball was not in fifty feet OF the
plate at tho time. and those who saw
tho affair say there was absolutely no
excuse for sliding Matthews re-
ceived three bad cuts. n the game
was called while he had the wounds
dressed.
Before play vas resumed the storm
broke. and the score reverted to that
at the end OF the sixth inning. In
their ha.f Of the seventh Roanoke
had put three runs over. and n ma
was on base with two out Stewart
was Missed and jeered. and for a
time a riot impended as several hun
dred peapIa rushed on the feld. The
score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
GREET BRAZILIAN
VESSEL IN NORFOLK

NORFOLK. VA, Juno 1.-THE Nor
folk chamber OF commerce today ap-
pointed q committee OF members to
meet the Brazilian dreadnought Minas
Geraes upon her arrival here and upon
behalf OF the municipality welcome
Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs
DR.. Laurie Muller and the Yistt of
ruficsrs and crew 81 the ship.