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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
FARMER INJURED
Leo Hood. OF Scotch Ridge. Suffers ssr4-
Gus Injury when Caught By
Hay RAKE Yesterday.

Leo Wood. a well known farmer Of
scotch Ridge. several miles west OF
Martins Ferry. was taken 20 the Mar
tins Ferry hospital last night suffering
from badly torn thigh. The wound
was sustained while he was raking hay
on has farm. In some manner. one OF
the pronEs Of wheeled rake caught
MN ~ the thigh. tearing a fierce Wounc
over IN. hip.
The injured man was brought 10 Mar
TINS Ferry on the ". ~ l. y. train due
at 1920 o'clock. His injury was dress
ed by DR.. X. "a. Wilson.
IL was stated last night that the in
Jured men was In = serious condition
may develop.
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RESUMED woHK ON FILL.
Special Dispatch TO The Intelligence.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CUMBERLAND. Nd July 22=The
Pittsburgh a Lake Erie railroad. with
which the Western Maryland Hallway
connects at Dickerson Run. has re
Eumcd work on the extensive rII and
grading job on the property ~ purchased
year aEo from Arthur r. Nav ana
others. a. the upper end ~ the proucrtv
of the Mckeeqport 1inpiatc COMPANY
In Port Nue. Work was almost onffrt-v
suspended on the JOB when the deprss-
sion came on. but now r. large force OF
men a. ~ work again and the Intention
D. 60 hustle the improN cn1cnts through
10 early completion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
REcovERs pIuMnrn

al, IN alarm clock and q sirnet ring
Fellaire, and a brooch mazda - rs -
told dollars with ono dollar rnfgst,g
owned BY Mr W J. McCIaIn. aiso ~
HeHaire. we're found In n local M IN
SHOP yesterday morning by chief ~
Iglice Hyland yesterday morning The
aIl,,g,.es We're iaken from the BeUaIre
cher Hyiand notified chief Nsbo,c.
oI belaire 81 The recovery ana fba
arficies we've returned 10 me owner.
Yesterday morning The parties V1iiIfv
oi me ther can not be apprehended
unknown P"'N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
MIDSUMMER BOXING
SHOW SCHEDULED
sTEUBENVILLE ATHLETIC cIua
TO HAVE GOOD MATCH
JULY IL
George Lewis and Harry oreb Are
Matched IN Welter,~eiaht Class
The Maln la..a

- a. tne Main Bout.
The Steubenville Athletic club has
booked a midsummer boxing show
that promises 10 be one that will be-
EiEhly interesting for the fans II
VIII be held In Central rink. Steuben-
vile, Monday night. July 81. I'M the
main event % ten rounds George
lewis. claimant 20 the welterweight
Championship of the Ohio valley. and
Harry Greb. his bitter rival FOR tho
honor. are 70 clash anr they arc
working hard 20 get IN the best pos
eible condition. The boys met once
before and fought n great battle
In the seminal Berne Hahn OF
Wellsburg. and Kid Saho. OF Follsns.
pee, VIII 90 eight rounds There he
bitter rivalry between these two it,
tle fellows and a great match can
De- expected In tho curtain raiser
Joe Guido. ~ Steubenville. and Fari
stead of MinEo. will so six rounds
These boys have LONG wanted 10 meet
and this De- their FIRST opporfunifv
The hrst bout will start promtiv ~
lines vi al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
TTTUSVlLLE RACES.

TtTUsNiLLE Pa July 22-A larEe
crowd saw the best racing IN years ~
the Lake Erie Trc'uuE Circuit race.
here TODAY Two faNorites won the
ether heinE withdraw after SONS
lame. summary
$50 trot. purse StGC
MawttEa. bf m. Won the second fourth
and fllth heats and fscs. Allie wilkes
second Lsm"lla' , T. third. and Keta
fourth. Best time. @-lea
us pace. purse SEQ.
Francis i santN. won the second
third and fourth heats and the race
Fleetwood second WynaUr Worthy
third. and Candy hid. fourth. Rest
time 2.i5A
2.i5 trot. purse stte.
Letuc Lee won the second third anc
fourth heats and race. JAY Worthy. se--
ondi Margot Leonard. third. and HanGy
J. fourth. Rest time. 2igft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
RIVER NEWS

The gasoline packet Express arrived
last nirht and will clear al N O'Clock
this morning. for MstHmoras The Nil
dred - due In this evening and h. SEIZED
uied Co depart at IA o'clock tomorrow
morning. for the same place.
The LYDIA, with a tow Of five flats
and a sand digger, slasscd up the river
yesterday afternoon. The " : Roberts
another tow boat passed up light
4 stage OF } feet was reported in the
lower river below the McMccnen dam
The pool above the dam measured l4T
feet.
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Second Dana
GREAT GAME BErwEEu
DODGERS AND CARDINALS

ST. LOUIS. July s2.-seck- double IN
the hrst inning scoring Riggert to-day
save ~. Louis the run that enabled the
home club TO make ~ three successive
1.
brooklyn threatened In the final in
ning. Wheat walked but was forced by
Cutshaw. Hummel drove a long ny 20
center. Magee made a great shoe
string eaten and doubled Cutshaw at
hrst ending the contest. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
SENATORS LOST NERVE AND
LOST GOOD TIE GAME

WARRINGTON, July 22-with tn.
ninth inning. WashinRtOn's defense
crumbled and Chicago scored four run.
Demmttt got two triples. a single a sac
rifce and pass In five times up.
Score: ~ n ~
Chicago .......f 10SOOOO4- 70
Washington III OIL 10000 IL 4
Batteries-Faber. Cicotte and schnlk
EnEel. Ayres and Henry
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WIN EIGHTH
STRAIGHT VICTORY; GOOD GAME

PHILADELPHIA. July 22-PhiladeI-
phla won its eighth straight victory n
defeattng Cleveland tlis afternoon by 2
20 o. Pennock kept the visitors hits
scattered and was given grand support
especially by Collins and Barry Phiia-
delphtas runs Were due 10 punching
base hits with sacrifice hits and masses
Score: ~ ~ 4.
Cleveland ......0 OOoOOOOO-0
philadelphia IL o 01O1s-3
Battcries-Morton Collamore ana ca
isch: Pennock and SchanE
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MARoUARD PITCHED IN
GREAT FORM; GAVE TWO HITS

CINCINNATI. o.. July Q2-t.--
guards pitching to-day completeiv
puzzled the Cincinnati batsmen who onIy
made Two hits and as result New
York had an easy time winning Z ~,
J. one or the two hits was three ha 40
drive by Daniels. who scored later On
an out The other hit was a hunt
single. Score:
-. - Ri T.
Cincinnati o o. q o. q
Batteries: Vanguard and Mevers.
bouElas. Lear and Erwin and Won Koi-
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Two base hit: Hooper. Speaker ?.
Howard, Gardner. Lewis, Janvrin Frat.
stolen bases: Hooper. Janvrin. Shotten
iratt- bases on balls: on Bedient 2 :
on Hamilton. /. Struck out: BY Foster.
by Bedient. 8. by Hamilton, J. Um-
pires: Egan and sheridan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
YANKEES
taxi Iuo rrrEnEsrrro oAxns
fhon rfoEHs nj ooopLT
kA30IUm
covei.skas WAs D~fs.tsS B>eonA Tn.
N rwo Deys-Av.lanans 81 nuns
Early IN sscond o.ns w.s YztAl

NV FORK. fuiy 1g-Nss Nor-
tpck do1hls hsadsr frrrn r..sr~t. -
"a, ~ scores - J o. 1 and % 81 CO.
t-lsshie Who rhut OF Nsw YorE t.te-
- tne se1sor Sss drf.afed IN
80 eats lfs pftchsd sod haI to-isv
~ ell sas hts master an ~rror ~
- sesrno inning csurtNins TIE Local
sl.F % smut out The Nanke~s Non
tLe secgnd raue - SCORING ssxsr runs
Sti p1tnc In the ftfth inning cav
..ra tnene home ruf- and tnrss sfnEl.s
In the second game scores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
AMATEUR AND
SBMl-PR0. NOTES

The Glen Lawn team sfu elash xltA
The beuNood Ranhlers on the Tuunel
Green grounds sunday afternoon tn.
zane VII BE- called al = O'Clock anG
hard fought contest - expected The
batteries MI -. for Glen AVN -
edwards and shine, FOR RsnN ood
-amt,ers. Noli and Gibson
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RED sox TAKES sECorp
PLACE ny YESTERDAYS WINS

boston. July 22-Boston went into
second place In the American T,s.s-,,.
race to-day by a double vfctor,' - us
49, The scores were ; to 4. ana s
ne hrst game was "A close one Foster
HArted 70 pitch FOR Boston IN his arst
game for several weeks bur 80. 80
I" beoient after the second Inning.
By timely hitting on James. IN. ~
LOUIS pitcher, IN the second game ~.
hed SoN kept always ahead and the re-
SUIT was never In doubt scores:
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CUBS WIN SEVEN STRAIGHT
GAMES; QUAKERS LOSE AGAIN

CHICAGO. July 2.-PhiladeIphfa.s
errors to-day helped the locals to win
thcir seventh straight victory. The
score was 4 to ?. Alexander and Laven-
der opposed each ether in a grand pitch
ing duel. but the visitors faItered be-
hind Alexander In the nth inning long
score: u n n
Philadelphia ..OOOC 4
Chicago ...... 90 04OOOs-f o
Battcries--Alexando~. Mayer and KIM
fer. LAVENDER and Hrcannhnn
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Special pieratrH 90 the Trtsiurencrr.
TNBERLAND. Ma. July 22-The
engagement OF Miss Bosella Bieiaski.
daughfrr Of Rev Alexander BiclaFki.
Of Annapolis. Nd. formerly pastor Of
KINGSLEY Methodist Episcopal church.
this city. 90 Thomas p Miller. civil
engineer az the Naval academy. has
teen announced Mise Bielaski Be- n
graduate OF me AIcEauy county high
school and ia sister % Miss Alice
X EIelaah n member Of the high
school faculty
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PIRATES
svLrT DouBIH xzADEn WIFE TEE
u2Avu1 II fwTw3xBr-
me cowTE1Tn-
ss.ss al EA<.sa N God y1,<hsrs'
wss nssnax ssAr % Day.

PrTTsBCRoH, "a July iz.-Boston
an1 P1tts burEh DIVIDED . double hss1er
gsrn- b. = score % I 90 In The eleventh
lnnfnE. ana the horrs team captartns
the s>con1 sams. 20 q The firrt
cams wan = pitchers battle b~teern
Jemes sn1 Harmon. the latter allowing
only thr>- scattered hits.
Crutchsr was hafted out % IN. Dor ~
the s4shth inning q the send sama
whsn four hits Matted four runs for the
pfrat>s.
vioH Wa the b.tsins star OF the aay.
Scores
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Montreal-Toronto. 4: Montreal. o.
At buffalo, First game. 10 innings)
Buffalo, 3; Rochester. 4. (Second camel
Rochester. 8: Buffalo. 4.
At Providence-(F First game): New
ark. 5; Providence. .. (Second camel
Newark. ?: Providence. / &C innings by
agreomcnD.
At Baltimore Baltimore-Jersey city.
game was played July 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23

ENDS TODAY
IN snn-rruALs AMI
T1NALs EEMArN TO nn
rLANIp
'H" hSsa. oomPis,.s .AA IN. sseona
49, nestsrday-LAga Ists
rhts Afternoon-

~ ~ tourE.su.snt IN mines double. for
-. -..li pienrair - ths city Ntn -
courts ID az. N,..,5, ~ Esssas.s
,..lll thfee u1atchss rsr main % h. ni.,,a
NJ ~ semi -tnals snd ths anal rnatrs
tsulalnlnE from russdav -. 49,,
rleted yesterday to bsins taken n, a.
% n matches In ths seo0na round
~, rs reund vent thrcs sets. u rsS1irtns
a., ans 1 ,,,ra Cor Tom ssst,is and Mes
and Miss sarah kIrk
IN to-day's srrul.nnais ror, R..,tl.
80 Nl.- Ann husus ~tu PLAY y n
:, IN, eruster and Mrs. Xiv Nsn. an.
ar opposed 90 wrisbt it9si. - s s,a
sl.tgr Mss Elizabeth some ~ IN. f.~f
''uits Il expected to-day.
The social feature OF IN. tour,.-,.-,
,...AN Vii - a lawn fete. this After-
.,.n AM cNeuinE. At the courts To-
club will entertain Win a. .l.hor.,.
e'NtN Al ths Stratford Hotel
rsstsrd.ys Play.
Yesterdays results follow
-. q. .. First Round.
defsss ss' M .SSs'n ana Mis- ssr.h kirk
theahcth CoiiinFWood "a a
9 = Nsrr aud Miss Cathertn. Ebh.r,
-, -, 10 Junior tranzhcim and Miss Her.
Nelson Hubbard and Miss Fr.,e..
lhgNrlrs. ~ default -
- ioWi. and Miss sarah jackson
f'atcd W. hitmar snd Mrs. DeVrics'
sAeond Round
,.,a,",p i,eattic sng Miss Ann HuEus de-
t.ated Charles lstkson ana Miss sara,
MIN. go, 60. 60
=. p Armbrustcr and Mrr N.ff H.
Wy. t-1. 60 @'Hs ii'E-
~. y. hes D. and Mss sarah Jackso,
pI,S.,s'ed nelson Hubbard and Ms
w tlEht huEus and Miss Elizabeth
nuEus detected Arthur hilbert ard NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23
REYIEWED'TROOPS.
GOV. Tener. of Pennsylvania. Reviewed
FhsyIvan1a National Guard En-
eampment at Selins Grove

SEl.lNS GROVE. Pa. July "a
Mountcd on a bay horse. aud atttrcd IN
frock suit and b.yb mai Cn,,rrtr
ener to-day reviewed the guardsmen
o. the Third brigade. national guard. az
me instruction camp here to-day At
the conclusion Of the review the COVER
nor complimented the men and declared
Lhat 'fenns FlNanta'S citizens soldiers
had never marched better"
The governor and Major NJ u. Tag
baIi, OF North"m Dertanu. made "a thor
ouEh Inspection Of the troops and their
equipment In the morning aud to-niRht
the governor and his stsff LEFT on their
: ,e'laI iraln Tor Indiana. Pa. to inspect
inc encampmtnt there.
Tomorrow program here Include ,
biNouac on the hills and on Friday =
sham battle viii Be fought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23

The Gl~n Lawn baseball team %
this city challenE.s the a. A Il team
% heliAire for a game on the Tunnel
Green grounds SUNDAY. August n
accepted. answer through the lntelli.
Eeucsr
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Wilbur n. TsIIman

Mr. Wilbur n. Tallman who died
early "Wednesday morning July -
AFTER short Illness was born al 81
Clairsville. Ohio. July 30. 1888. In
his youth he enjoyed the advantages
OF an excellent education The taste
for literature thus acquired. remained
with him through life and impaired TO
his temper of mind a quality OF gent.
leness and Of refinement. which mark
ed him among his associates
In 1864 he enlisted in n companv
recruited AZ Bridgeport. Ohio: served
as second Lieutenant and ad iutant.
saw service in the Shenandoah Valley
and was mustered out in the autumn
OF the same year.
In the iron and steel business he
was one OF the organizers OF the Act
ma company in 1872. Of the Aetna Iron
and steel company 1856: was elected
secretary In 1873. and president Of
the company in 1855 When tho Act
ma and Standard companies were
combined in 1879. he retired from ac.
tive business, although he retained
somewhat Of interest in Affairs as
president Of the EnameIing and
stamping company Of Terre Haute
Indiana
The widow who survives him is ore
Of the daughters OF the late John Cii
christ or quiet ways aud Of sound
judgment and with well stored
mind. the deceased was ALWAYS an
agreeable companion and when need
was-a wise counsellor
Tie VIII long be remembered bv his
many friends az possessed Of a char.
acteF and temperament which com.
mand wherever met with-respect
admiration and affection
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23

st. Louis e.. o l 20 DOL % 4
Batteries: Shore and Cady; James and
Leary.
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Yesterday Results.
Pittsburgh. 2. indianapolis. l.
brooklyn. .. Chicago. J.
Baltimore. s. ST Louis o.
Buffalo. 9: Kansas City. 3.
To-day's Games.
Indianapolis at Pittsburgh
81. Louis at Baltimore.
Chicago at BROOKLYN
Kansas City at Buffalo
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Two base hits: Miller. Beck. stolen
bases O'Mara, Cutshaw. 2. Eean. Bases
Doak, .. struck out: BY Ragan 8 nv
Doak. Z. Umpires: Byron and johnson.
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JOS. A. MALCNEY
PASSES AWAY
VETERAN OF THE sPANIsH.AMER.
iCAN WAR ANSWERS
THE LAST CALL.
Died Following Attack Of Apoplesy
Yesterday EVenino-Funerai Ar
ran9ements Not Complete.

Joseph A. Molaney. prominent drug.
gist OF South Wheeling. and former
veteran OF the Spanish-American war.
passed away yesterday evening at mis-
nome No. 2603 Eon street. follow ing
an attack of apoplexy. Death came
suddenly. and was a painful surprise
10 the members of his family. who are
Frustrated with the sad occurrence
The deceased was born in this CITY
and has been here all OF his life. hav.
ing received his education in the com
mon schools OF this city.
Some years ago the deceased was
married TO Miss Bee Mcdonald and
70 this union was born one daughter.
Miss Freda. The widow and little
daughter survive. lie held a commits
sion as Corporal in the Seventeenth
pennsylvania Infantry having enlisted
AZ Pittsburgh at the opening of the
spanish American war
lie is also survived BY FIVE brothers
and three sisters: Martin. Frank.
James G.. Vincent and Robert: Mrs.
W. c. Thomas. Mrs. Andrew Hart. and
Miss Theresa Maloney. Funeral ser
vices viii be held at the residence of
MS brother. James G. Maloney. at No
Ztl4 Eon street az time yet to be
selected with requiem high mass at
81 Joseph's cathedral. where the de-
ceased was member. Interment will
De In MI. Calvery cemetery
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

rsst<rday-s Rssults-
Boston u Pittsburgh. =.
''f1ttsDursh. 4. Boston.
81 Louis. 4. BroosiJn. l.
ChicaEo. 4, fshiladelpfls :
>er fork. q. Clncinnatl J.
To-1Ay's Games
Boston a. Pittsbarsn
New rork al Cincinnati
Phiiadsiphia ~ Chicago
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News of the Race Track
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES


CLEVELAND. o. Juiy a. la . -
80 event this afteru1un a. tfs thirr
ss1.s Srand cirrysit rao.s - Nsrth tsn-
Jouss. % N.ulufi. Tenn frortt~r .
ruiis tu % estahlishstf = 1919 -.co-,i-
80. Va made n issi - Dir-ctau-
runn.r In ths morning Gssrs drove
AnNL another Jonss hurs. i VILE In
- ~ ta.,ss' nile trettsd this
r~Card uottsr IN fralniuE
steio,y ~ the ee-i race - the meet -
sere req1irve - pics the winner Ia
the zil pace class. After ShAdsuus
hsa esptgred ths arst. Napoleon Direct
took the Second and third. Then cast
les Motel came % the front AMI wor
the nett Two heats Napoleon Direct
ho.svsr. out-priutsd Coastlesz Nobel be-
took toe last heat and The fSes' sum lao
a'os class. rrO,.iAS rsr.. si.ooo.
oAkdals. ~ <. - Normands
tMcDonaidD ..-..........
Aai Ases 49, ...-------.--. 2
Van 90. Brighton h, and 81 l., )
also started
Best time 2-0TL
The worn aaa..n ss2o trot.
Syenna m by PetsT
The Great fGsrrttyb
Msrssrst Druien ........ 2
Rhythmsn Lena Rivers. ana RToos
King also started
ana class. Pacing. rur.. $1,000.
Napoleon Direct. en-
h. BY walter Direct
ce .s;:.s' Nobel 49,. iit 1!
Nsiiis rernpis wiley cust.. and si "a
ney DILLON, Jr-. also started. Best time
z;o7h.
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Funeral services will be held this
afternoon ~ 3 o'clock over the re
mains Of the late Miss virginia Star
ling VINO passed away Monday even
ing. Following he services infcrment
VIII be In Peninsula cemetery.
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ELw YORK STATE

At Albany First gameJ: Wilkes
Barre. 2; Albany, o. (Second camel: Al
bany. s.. wilkes Barre J.
At Elmira-t First game). Elmira. 3:
Syracuse. .. (Second game): Elmira, 6;
Syracuse. ).
At Troy First camel: Troy, 8;
Scranton. ?. tSccond game): 10y. ?;
Scranton. {.
At Binghamton - Binghamton. j;
Utica 2.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


Yesterdays Results.
sboston. 8. st Louis q.
''Boston. o; ~. Louis 2
New York. 3. Detroit. I.
-'NeW York. . Detroit s
Philadelphia !. Clsy Gland. .
Chicago. .. Washington.
'-Ftrst game. Second game
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inree base hit; Neach. stolen base.
SaiuNeiL Bases on halls. OFF Campb.ff
OF Covclcskie. ?. struck out R,.
ceidNeil D. BY Coveleskis. = Umpire-.
Chill and Connolly
Detroit .......3OOc
NsN YORK o0c70 0O.-S 10 q
seiteries-Dubuc. CaVett and Nrke-
ana Baker: Cole. Pieh and Sweeney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-23

City Engineer Charles Cook has a
iorce OF men repairing Chapline 81
between Twenty -secOnd and TWenty.
third
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F Fsi:i% d.: %: SSsSSSSS$SS Ia
Two base hits: Niox stolen bases.
schmidt, Mensor Bases on balls. orr
James. ?. off Harmon. ?. Struck out:
By James, q; by Harmon. 5. Umpires:
RiEler and Hart.
second oams.
Boston ........O22OOOOO
Pittsburgh .....oOi lOOOs.-
Batteries-Crutcher Davis and Mhal-
Ing. Adams. MamauN and Kafora
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ro-day.s Games.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

teIott ~ View YORK
St Louis AZ Boston.
Cleveland al Philadelphia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-25
TRIAL OF CHRIST
HELD ILLEGAL
Attorney 5. Ii. Pettengill Discusses
Question From Legal Point
Against Sunday Shows.

1.-The Trial of Christ From Legal
Standpoint" was the interesting topic
of Atty. s. b. Pettengin before the
Mems brotherhood of the First
Christian church. Tuesday night. In
the discussion of the subject the
speaker said:
Christ had two trials one before
the high men of the Jews and one
before Pontius Plate. The Jews tried
Him for blasphemy and PLATE tried
Him for treason. His last trial was
held at midnight Thursday, April IA.
30 A D., and on Friday at sunset he
was crucified. The Saviour did not
have fair trial according TO the rules
of procedure of the Jews themselves
The first reason was that the trial was
held in the night time; the second,
He was not allowed to introduce wit
nesses in His own favor; and the third
was that he was railroaded TO His
death within IS hours after his ar
rest in the garden of Gethemane.
After PLATE had acquitted Him or
His alleged crime, He was given over
TO the men for crucifixtion. In this
they violated a fundamental rule OF
their Jurisprudence in that they did
not allow a night TO intervene between
the verdict and the execution. The
trial was also illegal because it was
called upon the day before a feast
day"
The speaker then contrasted the
cowardice displayed by PLATE in sur
rendering 10 the clamor of the mob
for the life of Jesus with the courage
displayed by Chief Justice John Mar
shall in the trial of Aaron Burr.
The 20 men present discussed the
possibility of closing the motion pic
ture theater on Sunday the discussion
being led by Chester DuComb and II.
NJ. Appleman. The men present then
voted unanimously that the theaters
should be closed on Sundays.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-25
RICHMOND VETS ARE
WINNERS IN ELECTION
Total Wet Vote in twenty-five
of the Thirty Precincts is
3,218, Compared to 2,042,
the Vote of the DryS.

RICHMOND. Ind, March %. =
Richmond voted wet in the local op-
ton election Tuesday The total wet
vote in 25 Of 80 precincts was 3.21S.
wet; and 2.O42 dry.
When the polls opened for the cleo
ton Tuesday hymns were played on
the chimes in the tower of the Reed
Memorial NJ. z. church as a slogan
for the drys to begin their days bat
tie against the liquor forces. The
chimes were played hourly through
out the day and the women of the
city who have been identified with
the dry movement held hourly prayer
meetings.
No Children at Polls.
BY special edict Of the school board
all children were kept away from the
polls, and this was significant in view
of the save your boys and girls
slogan which cut a big figure in the
campaign.
Another significant feature Of the
election was the absence of women
at the polling places, it having been
decided by the "drys" that they
should remain away.
The women workers, however, as
sembled at the various churches and
there served coffee and lunch to
voters.
The weather was magnificent and
while interest was at a high pitch
there was no sign of disorder.