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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-14
WESLEYAN LOSES
TO LAFAYETTE
ALTHOUGH BASES WERE FILLED
AT TIMES, SCORES COULD Nor
BE MADE
Stanrbury Was Effective In Majority of
Innings-Brovn was Almost
InVtncihle.

Special Dispatch to lle .ntclli-encer
Wesleyan lost n good game to Lafayette
here to-day by the score of Z to 4.
Twice Wesleyan had the bases fun with
none or one out. and was unable 20
score. Lafayette with three-base hit
and a home run In the hrst inning. Sc
cured enough runs 20 win. but again In
the fourth. on a hit and an error scored
in the NTH on a twO-base hit. followed
by "A miX-up on the decision at first, cost
another run.
Wesleyan scored in the eighth on n
single double and a base on balls EN-
cept for the first inning. Stansbury was
effective Tor Wesleyan and Brown
pitched strong game for LAFAYETTE
both pulling out Of difficult holes sim
glcton for Wesleyan and Edwards for
lafayette made the most sensational
holding plays OF the day. The score:
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OFFICIALS CLASH
In THE CITY HALL
Dk- 7 N HAskrEs Accosrs COVE
C1LkAs QUITS rOE STATE
4kETs EADE


What might have ben mistaken Tor a
Mohicsn outurF al aas STAGE gs-sfrria 4
49, tilns in ne c.rrtdur OF ths cit
Control r. ~ Ha-kin- aud Couuci Iunasi
y :. Eutls mixed thinEs ~ over a1lcsa-
lions male - tte latter in council Tu.s-
ever IL IL said that " hen thc situstion
b'rcarne alarming thai Councilman Eutf.
bal ~ % the stair O. TIRE crirniu.l
court room and that noctor Hasklus re-
turned g. tn hoard ~ Controi ofncc
With his ire considerable "rizod-
The affair brought forth al % ~.
employs Or the offi,cs and ~ BEGAN CO.
took Ike O. riot call would b. ntcs-ssaf.,
90 gucil the disturbaur. d h claimed
that some - thc girls Who work iu tnt
tit1 and county offices took on woman
Tear murder Naz glinE 40 b. commit
ted under their very eyes. Following
the dispensing - the com bstants thln.s
about the building resumed their normsl
conditions.
The trouble started when Dr. Has.
sins and members OF tho Board % Con-
troi were appraiscd % tho charges made
1l teunciiman Butts az courcu ths
nfght before when De v1ueavofod 90 kill
PAYNE on a blu FOR planting willow.
along tho creek bank and also the print.
- a. ne .lti atieh commissions report
AT. Butts stated that the board rad not
taken the figures OF the lowest bidder
and also that the bill ror the willows
Wa without authorization az ALI a.
came 20 the courthousr this morninr 40
serve a. juror Boa the criminal court
but stopped In the auditors orice
- soon a. 10 w.s learned n. vyaa
the-e messenger was sent 10 ask him
70 appear before the board lie com
pllcd with the request when he entsr-
80 NJ was confronted with thc bills as
acted upon hy the board. also tn. min.
uteS or the meeting TO show that his
charges We're wrong and ln every in
stance be stated he had been wrongly
informed. DR.. liaskins' temper began
Morhlhs over time and the fun started
me whole auatr began 20 take ON \
serious aspect when the doctor pulled
on his spectacles ana invited the big
contractor To come across. The word
mar was used many times and the doct
or said II you don't nght you are a
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DECIDING GAME
AT WHEELING
nnTHAHY COLLEGE WANTS GAME
WITH w v, y. TO DECIDE
CHAMPIONSHIP
Frobable That Game May ne PLAYED
here-Wesleyan Must Now RE-
eoEniEs Bethany for Honors,

srss,l, o, p!,,..gatc1 o. the Inteulgoncer
80 80 a.. W va. May l3.-Eeiug
Ger r. two game series. uetha1T r9tlsge
lnuft he reroEriEed ~ Il contcnder f9r
We west NfElniu COLLEGIATE CHAMPION.
Nthe &C. vith co. l,niveHsitv ana ii. WY on
'lEs eill enIrHN1r Co close Il de4I Tor
% may b. that ths game viii be- pi bIl Il
Dol MnorIIrr f'"'''
nsthaat defeated the University four
t1vu ara I.sf fra aee'-d az y, or. &.l-
l1E Toe Hafhauf score Eoor sbo,g
s...-n ti,. 90 bethany in the nrst ana
r-e pr ile second. while the t-rivrrsItr
.lts werr Owe arH fnur Natre rlrra AZ,
al.I hI.EInIt 11 f1 D. HIttirr
49, II. W.. 20. ,,.iy,s best pitcher
shiis nsthang 1,if Notrs Dame ~ I sisft
W. .nI rfi three ur Nutre Dame a
I1airsiss that tfs teams az tr 49,. ... ai-
a. o. that bethany De- Iust as rsnI
q ~ University ~ vii take "a ihird
wesleyan Must RsooEnirs.
risY IN fre ts s,l.,,'gsa. e. i,, .ln.reir,s.,l
and o. raee fhe MsfhodIrts win a.
tflln VII have ro leFltirafs
.sinl 81 ne state championship win
'ds1t rsftsny and wssisvs1 , ,,l-
leilien fa play tuo rHwfe. but Wea-
been strerrtfsasi ..nls H. t.,i el pa
~ tne adfiflnn % another pitcher be-
SEVEN FORMER Mount Union
beaver uho has Teen 4 student ~ ftrtt
80 ara Just lately rrrruInaT o. raf.Irf
ler prHrfi0r There are now aIr ra0f
II.NHfe Nn fnf fffnHuH squad HnrrIa.
lilrn. MHrr WuIrrra Stevens AMI Eotr
aiAflIN bethany meets MueEInrIrrI
e.l.fEf af IefhIUr 1f Will hr Toe .fr-
90 same n de season Tor fnr far4
tsluf ~ fhr nraf game PLAYED rf Nrog
.lncnrd. -. Bethany was the winner
$3.50 ~Nf ,ne Eame afifr -at-
vereitv team on MAY g4 large rroef
- expected On bethany for THE game
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SUSPEND PLAYERS

As the result of two members of
the Triadelphia district high school
baseball team being suspended from
scnooi Tor smoking. the team will be
seriously handicapped. Two of The
fastest players of the team We're yes.
terday found smoking during school
hours and as pens.ry were suspend
ed: IL Is thought. however, that they
VIII be reinstated within a few days
examinations.
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AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PR0. NOTES


n AntelllssuCFr - ana luls 20
enlonrnEf ard assist the futurs
pass nall players % this vicinity.
40 Vii gladly publish al a.
cpEnts u taae tail gamss. chal-
huEeE. organ iEafl1n % teams
40 qteer matter pertairiug 20
game. a. any time Curing to-
~saHfE. To insure Euhlirnfinr
hoN cNnr. the account - A. ANA
tusT M tier should be written
o. one stts - fhs paper only snd
sent % % delivered az the Intel
LEenesT orlce. addressed 70
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PLAY FRIDAY

Inc base ball game which was TO
have been played between Wheeling and
brdgeport High schools Tuesday even.
lng. nut which was postponed on ac-
Igunt on rain. viii prohabiy b. playel
Thursday evening. This has moi hoo,
definitely decided hut ~ understood 10
Dc under consideration between the nan-
agcmcnts Of the two clubs
These two teams PLAYED TO a 10 , tic
on me Island park a few days aro. ans
Tor TINS reason. the game Thursday -
expected 10 be exceptionally intercstfn.s
ne bridgeport lads later defeated Rem
Wood High. while las Saturday Wheel
ing was forced 20 take the small end OF
an 10 count from the Mil town bov4
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Normal,

Two base hits: Eddy. Davis. CLANCY.
Inrce hase hits: Toothulan. Lewis. sac
riilce BIT: CLANCY. stolen bases. Ken
nu5 MhIer. Arnett. EDDY. 2. Eaton. 2:
Burk. %. Guest. =. Double Disvs- U,,i
20 ktnendy To Miller. Hit by pitcher.
Mcl.atn. Left ON ba~es. Professionals.
N"thhl' ;. FIRST base on errors. Pro-
It-Sionais. b; Normal. O.. First on balls.
or Heavier. {, off HUH. !. struck out.
~ I'sNner .: by Hull. 3. By Wright. D.
Dg 'ufSt. & Hits aonortioned. Ofr
iieaN,nr 90 10 irniEs. off Hull. Z
IN ? 2-5 innings. OFF Wright. In s in
nings. OFF Guest. Boz inni=s Wild
pitches; Heavier. Huh Passed halls
barnes. Umpire. Neciham. Time. 2:O5.
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BIG SUIT FILED
A. J. Howard IL Plaintiff in Suit Invol-
wing $50 600 Worth OF Stock OF
Alloy steel Casting CO.

\ chancery suit involving the sum OF
100000 worth Of stock. alleged to have
been an Illegal sale Of stock OF the Al
10y steel casting company was filed in
circuit court yesterday. The action is
styled \. j. Howard e al VS. PEBBLES
Iatum, The Carr Furnace company and
the wheeling steel Casting company.
Attorney y. VI. Ritz and J. j. Howard
representing the plaintiffs fled the
praeclpe. This suit represents several
prominent business men and will no
doubt De quite lengthy. II is made re-
turnable subject 90 June rules
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MOUNDSVILLE LOST

Noundsville High went down 90 defeat
yesterday before the strong team r,s',s.
esnting the Union High school The
tinal score WIS u to = I'D until the
urn inning the two teams We're lied
nut The Benwood lads took the lead and
Kept a. until THE end Of the game
Ncither team played sensational ba
with Benwood having the lesser numter
Eenwood boys. they having ~ufferea T,
druhbinE AZ the hands Of MoundSyiIIe ,n
game played In the latter city a Few
days ago.
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FINED FOR MASKING

Mistaklnr q Mrs. O.Neiu FOR q. rirl n.
know. u. j. bunker. giving his address
as baltimore, spoke Co her ON Market
street Tuesday evening She cnnplaIn.
ed ~ his actions. with the result ina,
De was arrested and arrairucI before
Judge Jordan in police court yesterday
morning on a charge 81 MASKING Ue
was fined $40 and costs.
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TO PLAY SPENCER

The Moundsviiie High school team
VIII play the Spencer High school team
az spencer May 20 and 30. This viii be
the first time that the two schools baVe
ever met IN athletic events and a great
zeal or interest rs being maifested Lit
Sie ~ knoNh OF the strength Of the
ways been well represented on the dia-
mond In the past IL is presumed that
SS,ls year - no exception. All 81 the
Moundsvillc players will make the trin
as the boys are au2ious to win the
games. \ large number OF LOYAL su.-
nYIters VIII accompany the team on the
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BRIDGEPORT vs.. BENwooD.

Tho game scheduled yesterday after
noon between the Hridgeport and Ron.
wood Itch school. wa POSTPONED az, a..
count OF the wet condition of the
grounds and this is the second game
'|nc'itd tni9 week on account Of the
same trouble. Tuesday afferuoor a..
team was 20 have played Wheeling tfisb
nut the rein spoiled the game. but an
~ Tort D. being made Co play the game
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DIES IN TOWN KALI.

Jack CroRan. alias Stiehnr. who is
Thought % De "a roundcr. died Tuesday
a theory was advanced that the man
was resident Of Wheeling but All ef-
forts Co locate fricude Of the man Last
night failed The man had been picked
up Monday evening on the road leading
Co Woilehurg. Little b. known OF the
have set been made FOR the funcraI
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MELLEN
(cOn,iuu.d IRON rir., pax.1

his desire TO place the responsibility
where IL may belong
All Excused but Mellen.
Al brief session OF the hearing
today all Witnesses except Mr. Mel
len, including Directors Lewis Cass
l.edyard. William Rockefeller. George
p Baker and George MacCulloch Mi.
Ter. we're excused until next Monday.
AZ his personal request Mr.. Ledyard
vas excused until Tuesday. Late to-
day Chief Counsel Folk OF the com,
mission received certificates from
physicians that Mr. Rockefeller and
Mr- Miller were too al To appear az
all as Witnesses. The other directors
have signifed their willingness 10 ap-
pear whenever they may he wanted
ID was reported to the commission
also that Samuel {. Morehouse. al.
torney for the Billiard company. was
sick at his home I'M New Haven. hut
that he would appear as soon as his
health might permit.
An Emphatic Protest.
The department OF Justice through
Attorney General McReynolds. en-.
tered an emphatic protest To the
commission against the calling OF Mr.
Mellen and the directors Of .he .,ew
Haven as witnesses In the pending
inquiry.
II was pointed out by the attorney
general that their testimony might
render them immune from prosecu-
'tion II such disclosure as might Dc
made would justify criminal proceed.
ings, and IL might also embarrass the
department of justice In its efforts 10
effect a dissolution OF the New Haven
and the Boston a Maine railroads
which Is in process of contamination.
Al conference between officials OF
the commission and the attorney gen
eral to-day IL was said the latter did
not Indicate that he had in view any
prosecution of officials of the New
Haven. Mr. Mellen. himself. is under
Indictment for alleged conspiracy in
the keeping of the Grand Trunk rail.
way out OF the New England railroa 4
held. but that matter. 1t is said. mas
no relation TO the subjects now under
inquiry by the commission.
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REGULARS WIN
Fairmont Professionals and yor,nai
School Base Ball Teams Play
Slow Game.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
FAiRMONT. W Va. May la-Tno
fhrmout professionals to-day defeat ed
the Fuirmont Normal Il 20 o. in a SLOW
game, The wildnCss OF Heavier Who
started the game for the Normal. and
Z lesl nasy running by the professionals.
accounted for the big score The score.
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TIE henNoof Juniors will play the
kane Club Juniors sunday on the
nirtr third street. WheelinE GROUNDS.
fhe~s teams played a corkinr good Enme
fes days aEp az which time the Rem
wood LADS won hy the score 81 a.
lne Kane cub team team has been con-
rldFrabiy strengthened IS the addition
ut several new players recently AMI the
same o. expected 20 b a fast one.
The Pirates challenge the Lyric Pool
Room or the Ecilaire Federais for =
same % ball sunday. May n. on an
srouno-- Answer through this paper
The 4. 4 c. OF Rcnwood nav.
changed the name Of their DETERMINATION
20 the Royal Blue cubs.
The v. y. G.. Of Renwood. will MIA
ne south side 4 ca. % Beilaire. SUE
up 81 the n. n C's h a. follows. sn,-
Der. g; Foner. p shepherd. - . Ritter
y. bedo. ID: Gatho. Jb.: Watson n:
ltrenncn. CT; Hell. RI. substitutcs
stewart and Mitchell.
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me local hIrh school base haff team
WORKING over time tD ret DOB shane
'L we game with TrIHuelphIa UIgh nt
.m Grove saturday morning Great
LINRlfF exists between these two aoh00ia
NNi'N accounts iu measure for tho
cove which Coach Holden d. taking fr
.InNinirE NIe urufuEefa fur this er
tIter Last season the local lads lost
70 ife district SCHOOL Nut arc confderf
~ turning fnr tables urVf gafurdag
ntlouEh viii pc ON the nrfnr end for
Triadeiphia.
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GAME POSTPONED

OWING to wet grounds the game OF
on the Island hall park yesterday 'aft.r-
noon between the tInsly Institute teato
and the Triadelphia District High school
was postponed. The game may BE- pIaN-
ca at later date, 81 arrangements an
be made TO that effect
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DODGERS WERE BLAMED
BY CUES IN GOOD GAME

CHICAGO. May 13--Chicago shut out
brooklyn to-day 20 q In the opening
game OF the series. Both Reuibach and
wagner were Generous with their bases
on bais Fud this coupled with errors
~ Flschcr ana Cutshaw. and opportune
Score.
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CARDINALS PULL ONE
OVER OF TIE oUAKERa

~. LOUIS, May i3.--Errors by Ireian
anu Marshalls wild pitch In the eVonth
inning gave 81. Louis two runs and a
victory. 10 ,. In the opening game Of
the series with Philadelphia TO-DAY. The
score.
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COLLEGE GA MES
oolumbus Downs Psnnsyivania.

PHILADELPHIA. May IA base on
paIs. Two errors. Fncrifice and two
hits In the twelfth inning. gave CoIuut-
bia thore runs and the game against
Pennsylvania here 20 day by the scoro
oi 90 3. Pennsylvania made five runs
ana tied the score In 'he ninth inning by
bnuchcd hits an error and two bases
on balls. Score: " Ri b.
Columbia...O I OOOI12OOO3 -s Z
ONcalc and Roscff. Nalient. Weed
Madden. Schwert
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

rssssrasy's BSsultsL
- Louls. 3. I-hiladelrhiA. .
cincinnafL a. Boston. ..
Chicago. q. BrVoklyn. r.
Pitts0urxh-Se~ YORK. rain
To-4Ays CAmss
SeS YORK AZ Pittsburgh.
Ihtladei phls ~ - Louis.
Boston AZ Cincinnati.
brookiyn ~ Chicago.
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v ~ ;,:.........3esIoese-s
Two base hits-Rerger. chase .rsr.-
pa hits-BerEer Chase Russell
Stoisn bases-Bodie. Aicock. chase
hitarhnurne 90, Schalk. Gandil Milan
80. Base on balls-On Russell 2. on
shaw 4; on Gailla g. on BENTLEY !
struck out-By Russell s; by shaw ?
Connolly and Bineen
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WHITE SOX.
pEYEArED NATIONALS IN LESS
TnAu FOUR UnuUEos YES
TEEpAY.


WAsHfSGTOS. Nay f1-chie.ro
scoreo rin runs In less than four In
ninEs to-cay. combininE lone drives OF
,n.s ~tth fhs srrors % Washington.
1aliia and Bentley. ~ho follu~~d shaW.
sere more effective. bit the visitors
soaed three more runs and son % 2
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Two base hits: Cruise. 2: Carvath.
stolen bases: Wilson, Huggins. Byrnc
lfasc on balls: orr DoLk. I . off Marshall
.. struck out. By Ma shall. Z: 10y DoaN
% bg "rincr, :. Cmritcs: Orth and 81
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Two base hit. Daubert. Leach First
base on balls on Reulbach. I. on NVaE
ltculhach. ,. hy cheney. Z: bv schrnutz
2 empires. kigler and EmsIie
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REDS


CINCINNATI. o.. Nay IA h-ss On
halls 20 Moran In the first fnafnx and
double ~ Hsrsox alIo~ed cineInnati
20 score one run here to-day. which
eventually proven 20 - the winning run.
Boston being shut cut. 20 o. IL was I.
.pitehsrs battle from start GO finish Tbs
score.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yestsrday's Results.
BrOoklyu-Pittsburgh cold weather.
Hunalo- baltimore. rain.
Other clubs not scheduled.
To-day's Games
Kansas City at Pittsburgh.
indianapolis az Baltimore.
st Louis at BROOKLYN.
Chicago az Buffalo.
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Prineston props GOOD Dame.

PRINCETON. y. J.. NAV 13.-Prtnce.
TONS errors were responsible for = de-
tcat BY Williams to-day by a score OF
3 90 @ the visitors winning in tho ninth
inning Score. ~ ~ u.
Williams ......OOOO1OOOz-S
Princeton ......0 1 q q o 0010- :
Hodge and Mitchell. Lamborton and
Wall
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Two base hit. HerzaE. FIrrt on balls
OH James. ?. off 4NmcE. 6. struck out .
~ James. 4. b. Ames. 6. Empires
Eason and Quigley.
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FEDERALS

~ Observation-Disclosures Buffalo. post
poned. rain.
AZ Brooklyn Pitt sburgh n Brooklyn.
postponed. cold weather
Other clubs not scheduled.
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e-itattcd Tor Doak in the seventh
-tan for Cruise In seventh.
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Base on balls-On Stansbury .. on
brown 2. struck out-By Stansbury g.
by Brown Q. Home run-Scheeren
Ihree-base hit Edwards Two-base bit
-Ollom. Withcrs Blackburn. HeIHrch
/ itt by pitcher-By Brown ? Gambert
ana CaldwclD. Tmpire-Degnam.
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NV HAVEN. Conn, MAY I7.-Ya1e's
timely hitting defeated Dartmouth In a
wen played game to-day 2 20 4. score
Vale Northumberland.
way ana Nude. willard ara wsns,
maker.
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,. IHiN MOTION. a. y. May Is
I.HurfuDorIIfr - $3.50 :
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Lafayette .......
west Virginia wesleyan 800. go. : :
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soJTH HErHLEIIEM. "a. Way IA
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

City. 1.
Other games not scheduled.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

rsstsrdAy's Results
Chicago. ,. Washington. .
Other clubs postponed. rain.
To-day's 0a1nes
Cleveland At philadelphia
Chicago At Washington.
Detroit At New YORK
81 Louis az Boston
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ro-nights Games.
busters vs.. Club stars.
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sr clubs not scheduled.
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Wesleyan

'Troxell out hit by batted ban
Batted Dor Stansbury in ninth.
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1919 ~ 10
.-Iiatted for IrelRn in ninth.
Halted for klliifer Ina ninth.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-06-12

CHAPTER TX.

Thirty years of one way of living
becomes habit-so much 30 that II
Ia almost human impossibility to
adjust oneself to any other mode of
life. Mary Slade, living year after
year with Dan Slade, Interested In his
work, watching him rise and succeed.
had come to think Of the man as only
another part of herself. With him
out of her life she felt as IL part
Of her own body had vanished with
out which she was restless and III at
ease.
As she sat In the little old cottage
where with Dan she started out on
married life, she experienced q feel
ing of detachment as IL either this
were not the right place, but some
sort of inferior substitute, or as though
the real and vital part of herself were
absent.
The room was just the same as 1t
was the day she and Dan had walked
out Of 1t to take up their new life In
the handsome mansion in town. Not
a thing had been changed or disturbed.
The same crooked hatrack, with her
old knitted shawl dangling on one
hook, hung behind the door. The same
well-Worn tides We're carefully pinned
on the plush-upholstered chairs. The
same cheap little ornaments that 80
delighted Mary's simple heart In the
old days still cluttered tho mantel.
The same near-crystal crowded the
sideboard. The tablecloth remained
laid from meal to meal after the time
saving custom of middle-class fami-
lies.
Everything was the same but the
atmosphere of contentment that once
filled the room; everything the same
but Mary's happiness in her husbands
love. Outside the window the rose
bush Dan had helped her to plant still
nodded and blossomed in the sunshine
that poured In food of golden Joy
through the WINDOWS OF the shabby
room and emphasized all the worn
places In the comfortable old chair
where evening after evening Dan
Siade had sat reading his newspaper
and dreaming of the great future he
was confident the fates held in store
for him.
In spite of herself Marys thoughts
were of her husband-tho first bitter
thoughts she had ever harbored
against the man. She turned sick at
heart at the thought of it. Dan and
herself estranged. hopelessly at odds,
lighting each other in the divorce
court fighting even over the posses
sion Of the little cottage that had