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OF FLAMES"
 AT THE DREAM THEATER

The Dream theater will repeat to- night the great Italian masterpiece Palace of Flames and "The Fall of Troy" and the scientific picture of the circulation of the blood. The 1913 derby will be shown in which the suf- fragette is seen huriing herself before the kings horse and is killed. Toe morrow night closes the engagement of these feature Aims.
 Tomorrow night will be played Richard Harding Davis world wide story "Soldier of Fortune" featuring Huston Farnum. one of Americas most famous actors. Ad
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bF0cIaI Nu0det 60FVIeN
 BUTTE. June 22.-President Mover and other officers of the Federation of Miners have been laboring with the contending factions of the labor union here hoping to reunite them and re- store harmony in their ranks. It was proposed to hold a new election in which both factions would participate. This, 1t was thought. would be satis- factory to the seceders as they being in the majority would be conceded the control of the local organization. To this end All the old officers of local
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The federal forces were met by vn- las advancing troops and q most stub born and bloody battle was fought lasting many hours. The fsderals met with a crushing defeat are now in full retreat leaving many dead and aban- doning all their camp equipment and provision in their nasty flight. The constitutional losses were heavy but not SO great as that of the federalists.
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 SYRACUSE. June 22.-While enjoy ing an excursion trip on the canal yes- terday twelve women and children were drowned by the capsizing of the canal launch which was loaded to its fullest capacity by people who had chartered the launch for Sundays outing The launch struck a log which caused the small craft to turn upon its side and the excited people becoming demoralized rushed to it's side and
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 WASHINGTON, D. C., June 22.- Senator Jones has introduced an amendment to the sundry civil bill providing additional aid to the bureau cut from the appropriation bill several provisions made for the carrying on of development work in Alaska and along with the others the bureau of education was cut to such an extent
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that in consideration of his splendid record while in prison and the as-
 sistance he rendered the government in prosecuting the graft eases in San Francisco. that the board would parole Ruef today, but in spite of the many
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SPRING TIME IS HERE.

Have you had your Spring Cleaning done yet; if not. why not?
 We are prepared to do cleaning. pressing and repairing In the most up- to-date and thorough manner for ladies and gentlemen.
 We clean hats.
 We make alterations.
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ADDITIONAL MONEY ASKED
 FOR EDUCATION OF NATIVES

additional allowance for the educa- 'ionai work among the Alaska natives. To that end he haa offered en amend ment to the sundry civi bill increas- ing the appropriation by fifty thou oand dollars for the work of educat- ing natives of Alaska with great hopes of the senate supporting the amend ment.
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TWEl WE WOMEN AND CHILDREN
 DROWNED BY CAPSIzING LAUNCH

for themselves drowning in their ef- forts to save their children was picture never to be erased from the memory of those who so promptly re- sponded to the first call of distress and who saved many lives by. in many cases, plunging into the water and swimming to the rescue of women and children most of whom were saved :n this manner.
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 HORIZON. June 22.-After the de- feat of the constitutionalists before Zacatecas the federals pursued General Natera hoping to crush and capture his army which they probably would have done had 1t not been for the prompt action of General Villa. who hastened to the support of the retreat ing constitutional army.
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final quarrel and death of both parties
 Occupants of adjoining apartments hearing the parties quarreling and soon followed by shooting rushed to the room to find Mrs. Pool dead with bullet through her head and Gray
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KING coNFERs MANY
 BIRTHDAY HONORS
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LONDON. u,ie 22.-l ,e kings ! i, nday WIS day cele orated with t;t usual festr ities incidH # to such m faca sion. the English p,,pi, show i"s their hie1 regard for their king |, general, ,en~nizing tn, day. Tie ne confer.'s. many birthday honors u,ai, Engl1L .'E most cls. inguished c';izens, in ,lud'r g Lord Ke cniner who vas raised to an earl and many sirs were raised to barons including Albert H. Stanley. manager of the London underground railway. who Is English born but raised In the United States.
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COUNCIL CITY NOTES.

By A. T. q '. Go. Tslsphons.
 COUNCIL, June 22.--Kittieson start ed a camp on number three and one- half Ophir creek yesterday where he expects to do extensive work this summer.
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c. W. coRLIs, or sEATrLE DIES.
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 SEATTLE. June 22.-C. W. Corlis, a pioneer lawyer of Seattle. died here today. Corlis was the foreman of the srand jury which indicted wappen- stein, formerly chief of police, of ssat- tie ;
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The Nelson dredge started up yes- terday but as there Is yet consider able amount of frost in the ground 1t Is not expected that much work will be done for a few days. Hurman Saupe is in charge of the dredge.
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 SAN QUINTEN, June 22.-The par doning board has denied Ruef pa role and he must continue to cerve time. A strong effort has been made in Ruers behalf and 1t was thought
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Kenna and Films laid of yesterday on account of shortage of water. They rely on the supply of snow water which Is now becoming scarce in thii vicinity.
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100 TONS OF FLOUR. Bread only se. North Pole Bakery apc Anvil Bakarv
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Council received fine consignment of oranges. grape fruit. fresh vese- tables. butter and eggs today from the steamer Edith all of which arrived in splendid condition.
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WOMAN SHOT BY PARAM0UR
 THEN TAKES OWN LIFE

ham lying on the floor dying from the effects of a self-inhicted wound in the head. Graham left a note rayins that the woman had ruined his life.
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PARD0NING BOARD
 REFUSE TO PAROLE RUFF

petitions filed in his behalf and per- sonal interceeding by his friends ths board denied the petition.
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VILLA GAINS ANOTHER VICTORY
COURT NOTES

The civil jury was called in the dis trict court last Saturday.
 The following cases were set for trial by the court this morning:
 M. A. Humel vs. D. Hoogendorn. set for trial July 10. 10 c. m.
 0rommes and Ullrich vs. Bank Inc. July IT. 10 e. m.
 American Oriental Co. VI. Alaska Bank and Safe Deposit Co. July 2s. 10 .. m.
 B. Belleview VI. A. Wittsnberg. July 20. 10 a- m.
 Carlo Melino vs. Seward Dredge O., July 22. 10 q. m.
 United States vs. O'Nei. July 6, 10 m.
 Alfred Johnson vs. Julia Alfred Johnson. June 2S.
 New laid ssss at Prosssrs Harness shop. 7be . dozen. Chickens art: fry. ere fer sale. Phone. Black D.
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Suits made to order. All work guaranteed to give satis- faction.
 Prices reasonable. Your patronage earnestly solicited. NOME TAILORING COMPANY Between segcrstrom & Hagen and
 Zehner Jewelry stores.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Hen,rieh eros,' Apollo Beer on drauaht, also "Selset" by the bottle or case.
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The City Bath House usss only Msenliaht water fer baths.
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VILLA ADMINISTERS CRUSHING G.DEFEAT TosPURSUING FEDERALS

The federais fell back upon zacatecas. which will be the objective point for Villa and his army. and that city will soon be invested by the combined forces of the constitutionalists under Villa and Natera.
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MOVER FAILS TO ADJUST BUTTE MINERS TROUBLES

union who see the necessity of main taining a united front to the mining companies who are pleased to sec necessity of maintaining . united union disrupted.
 Mover has failed to restore peace and there is now no hope of ever bring Ing the two factions together in any concerted action and the aspect of the situation Is anything but encouraging to the labor leaders.
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FLOUR IS CHEAP. Gread oni, Sc. North Pole Baker :. md Anvil Daksr.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
Telegraphie
Situation,
STRICT CENSORSHIP ESTABLISH.
ED - PLAIN TELEGRAMS
ARE ACCEPTED.

AIR. w. q! 8NIcWhorter. manager of
the local Western Union Telegram,
iGsompany's office. receiyed tie FOL
lowing dispatch from District Com
ilmIsrcial Superintendent A. q. Ferry.
OK Pittsburgh, eoncerning the tele-
graphic traffic sltuation In Europa.
Sihd dispatch follows:
Traffic for United Kingdom ana
the continent Is now .circulatina
through London ana WIN be- sabjeet
70 Z J. 4! censorship, This win entail
heavy and obahly indefinite delay.
Telegraphic communication sus-
pended with Germany and Austria
over 9, all lines controlled by France
Secret and cipher language prohibit-
go IN all other private correspond
.enceSwhi hgmust be written IN Ger
man, English. Spanish, French.
Dutch Italian, Portuguese. Russian
ianp Latin, and form inteliigible
sense ~ those languages. strisk
censorshi I'D established ii DIR Lon
don OFFICES. An messages n prsi.
entS ctrclg ate via London. No codc
or 5ciplle VIII be passed. cableernms
accepted 9 az sender's risk and subject
70 Indefinite delay Plain hanging.
~ French or glish Will be accent.
cd nSl4 y - fte'~> -
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An z, cd
f. 8 r ssing
Bad Checks
E. E. SMITH is LODGED IN COUNs
TY JAIL ON "a SERIOUS
REPORTED THAT HE IMPOSED,
d UPON SEVERAL CITY MER. 81
CHANTS. Z, u

After passing CHECKS which are AL
eyed to eSbegns,s a man giving. lis
lame as E. Z: Smith and residence,
4. ST.: Marys, was arrested sa turday
Sight by Constable Rigs and placed
n, The county iail. Tho MIN had
iust purchased a ticketitos Pittsburgh
I'D was Just about % make q Glenn
getaway. z 1, w. H. Z
1t is said that Smith on Saturday,
:ight visited a large number o. the
r ores. representing himself as i
FORMAL student tone place. an en-
oye 81. the Hope Gas Company az
nothcr,a B. 80. employe at, anoth4;I
:. and succeeded in passing cllecl;sj
n the First National Bank Of Park
Fsbarg. ranging IN amounts from
$500 Eto3$15.oo:. 3, {; 3
It is. said that when arrested
NTH had several hundred ,gdollars
f'orth Of checks on IBIS person.
\ He Is in the county iailSand viii
..sel given b. hearing before Justice
fleming in a few days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
99Th ERnild EIinne

M PARKER SB U re before the
closet OF another year ii lis expected
that aiEWide $expanseg Of territory, OF
resources VIII ne opened for de-
velopment between Parkersburg and
aaiieston, i country Of approxii.I
'.nately 1000 square miles whose
s1eatest natural wealth remainsSyet
Unborn. The value of It's mineral
deposits, virgin timber ana bountlfuij
gricultural advantages declare this
territory which touches on four
West Virginia Counties to beE one Of
THE hitherto iundeyeloped gard ems!
Of great wealth of Sthes state. &
The;inceativei orSthisfdegelopment.
b tile construction ofBthe proposed
Charleston; Parkeisburg q Northern
railway 4wlficllsis now ctlcallyl as
sured and which will bridgefthe gap,
and will afford almost direct connec-
tion between the Great Lakes and,
the Atlantic seabcard. ,y5i =, n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
J0ESHUsTJ ARRESTED; |; ID

joe Husti. OF fAfonong gall is in the
county Jail charged with being
Trunk aud respassing on other peo9
Sole!s property. Joe came back from
Point Marion a few days ago drunk
ind proceeded 70 create disturb
caee In his immedi nefghborhood.
Y IL said that he entered one mans
house and threatened TO shoot the.
owner. He was arreste dby Deputy
Sheriff Sandy and constables Riggs
and Walker.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
ARM
D efe ted
q /: harrisburg
sL0CAIPLAYERSi GoTlEvEN WITH
VISITORS AT SOUTH SIDE
PARK SATURDAY.
FINE EXHIBITION OF BASEBALL
SEEN BY. "a BIG CROWD

Fairmptt defeated clarksburgl at
South Side. Park Saturday and even
ed up mat tiers for the defeat admin
isterod to tile; local lads one week
before. The score by Innings:
Clarksburg "a 900 geo 300
Fafrmont 300 900 90 49,;
Two base 4hitsrt Maiot, Knapp,
Dawson. s.
Three base hit2Ridgley. s
Sacrifice hits ~ aiot, Knapp.
Stolen bases Miller, Knapp.
Left on bases-Fairmont. q;
Clarksburg, s.. y, 4 !. VII !,
Fist base on errors Fairmont 20 \
GlarKsbnrg, 3. ~
First base on balls OF Sine, a; on
Dawson, . VI st9.,
THptre IsraelSs i2 g3G;j s!ri
;IiHe7 stht3 q ssl,..
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VIII Drill Ill
Another Well
OTTER OIL AND GAS COMPANY
PREPARE TO SINK HOLE IN
;i,5,Ns WINFIELD DISTRICT. K

Tho Otter Oil and Gas Company. Of
Wheeling, is preparing for the drill:
ing of:another we'll in Winfield dis
trict.
The company has secured severai
leases on several hundreds Of acres
OF land and already has a big gasser
in the field. tsS ii 81, /,
"A meeting Of the gcompany. will be
held Of bridgeport tonight, where
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
!. WsFRICKsDIEDTHIs
Y. MORNING I'm FLORIDA.

Amessage received here this morn.
ing by w. g. Smith announced the
death of .: W. Friek, d former resi-.
dent Of this cityswiiich occurred early
this morning in Tampa, Florida. No
details OF the circumstances surround.
ing bis. death were stated In the mes.
sage.
MI. Friek was formerly employed
With the Monongah Glass Co., and
was a member OF the local union, No.
30. American Federation Glass Work
ers Union. He has two brothers re-
siding In Pittsburgh. The message
stated that the remains would be in
tered in Florida.
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CHARTER j ISSUED j

The Fairmont Printing and Pub,
fishing Co, Of Fairmont, will do )
general printing and publishing bus
mess. The authorized capital stool,
Is 100000. The incorporators are
Y. NJ: Davis, r: n: Cunningham, H.
y; Heintzelman ]. Fl. Ro%nd and w.
J. Wiegel, an Of Fairmont.
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80 u RS "
paign unless the wise and sapientF
politicians hereabouts miss their
guess. The story starts some years
back and has to do witt a decrease OF
a school book business In West Vir-s
ginfa, after many years, dropped sndsl
denly from 80 to 2 per cent. Z. which;
is certainly some drop The terms
OF the members Of the state board
who are responsible for this will exs
piresinSthe term Of the next governor
% West Virginia.. II is the general
understanding that Mr.. Hodge Is,
merely running for congressman at
large as the service lie has to per-.
form before he willibe allowed forum
Tor governor in 1915. Mr.. Hodges
has never been Funfriendly to the
concern in question, The school book
business Of West Virginia Is worth
playing big stakes for. That Mr.
Hodges maryland in the book business
| ifIhelfails to land in congress is con
sidered plausible by those who have
studied his present interesting sit
uation. Z.
Who will be sent to Grafton ali
government expense to help rurs
Congressman Browns campaign the
lays to come,will let US know. 4
. = 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03

Bawilas Mipkawhas, OF Grant
Town, is In. the county jail wherehe
vas placed Saturday 4 BY Constable
Skinner on the charge of selling
whiskey. Warrants fort the man
have been issued and he will have a
hearing in a few days before Justice
Fleming.
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State llelvs
DEATH on Rail.

NEW MAR INSvILLE - Failing
TO heed the approach OF the evening
local ightirunning between. Clarks-
burg and New MartinsyilleE on the
West Virginia Short Line division
Saturday, John. Mill, aged SO one of
the Oldest residents Of Wetzel coins
", was run down and Killed near
Smithfielda +,
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gkTER LINE 10 BE EXTENDED. j ]; q

The water line which Is being
built ut tile presetn time !oa stats
erect will be extended beyond South
View street, one block To The corner
tear the grocery tsore. This was or
tered by the board otfaffairs 1T the
tsquest Of a number Of citizens In
hat neigh borliood. I. 81 y "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
Gle rre Discrimination

GiARLtGSTONt Alleging that
the Eoyeland Light q Water ca, B OF
EWarwood, As discriminating Sins us
water rates! and thatits has increased
5$rates without giving notice. Spro-l
St1ed by law. tsle3pnbllc service eom:j
missio on complaint ,of Gar.
land: and yother5citizens, notified KS
company to Immediately discont inael
tthe:new rate: X
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Veteran Dead

S3 HUNTINGToN VI ames "a. Taylor,
Confederate veteran and one of9fhe
later pioneers Of Huntington, died
last night In Guyandotte He was
S7e years of .age;and death was! due To-
diabetes. Heltss survived by5liss wife
and -four children:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
rooL ROOM.

q three table pool room VIII bs
s started G. In the basement Of The wat-
son Hotel building lust rs soon =. a. 4
tn : rsmodelling Ii finished. The
city board OF Affairs has granted t,ss
license TO Efthemtos Apostoiou.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
DEFEATING d THE GLASS
WORKERS.

o
1.-The Fairmont Mining Machinery
Company team defeated the Monon-
gah Glassworkers Saturday evening
at South Side Park by the score Of
3to eiscore by innings:
Mining Go. Dol 1o1 oo--s
MQnongah (. : ): :, I 900 600 liz
Two base Caldwell. 4,
Sacrifice hits-ltidgley, Aultman
and Cations, N, r 4 s3,s,l
stt9len sbass Imam, q; Call
CHER. Il, H IA, X, IS, 4;
sPISopbl plays. Bailey to Enrich p
List. y ~ f.
Ralks.t huffman, 20. p .94llJi!
sslsefti on bases. lining Co.; 6 Mo.
noasaA,l ti6tSss
q, First base on ;errors-llinipg Co..
Monongahs & I:
3 First base on balls on eAultman,j
81 Off Higginbotllam,72. T4lt9.s II
Struck out Shy Anltman, 81 by
Higfiibotham, 10 ,l.fl 4
Wild pitch es'if Anltmah,5 u.
lSplpircs-lsrael and Rapp. a4. 3
1lmeA1:3s. -I.;.s,,,s-:. - &. !:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
SIXTH STREET TO 8 be 3. PAVED !.

Sixth street betss cen Fairmont
and Walnut avenues will be paved
Immediately under the direction OF
Street Commissioner Lehman: THIS
paving was ordered bys the old couns
Gil last fall but bad weather pre-.
vented the work being done at, that
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
Skill Fractured.

WHEELING Evelyn Lockett,
three year old child OF Center BEN
wood fell from the hiph norch and
sustained Q fractured skull.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
iMedicalb Exa,,mnliination...

n y ~ lIlIeu1CdIN INSTRUMENTATION Nh
d HUNTING T0N Mn edicai 5examina7
tiqnsWill beymade ofiall the members
sofs the National Guard previous to
their going into camp at Camp Cad,
deli. This examination Is made. as d
Eprteautiony To a possible outbreak, %
disease during sths entamp meht. !,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03

Miss Grace smith, Of Mannigton.
is the guest Of Miss Leila Davis. OF
pike street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
Games Today.
Kansas City at Baltimore.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
indianapolis at brooklyn. Is
St. Louis at Buffalo.
Sundays Results. 3
Pittsburgh, 4: Chicago, 0.
Standing 81 the Clnbs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Saturdays R.e,s,nr nit

saturde;v's Results.
Brooklyn. q; Pittsburgh, a.
brooklyn. 10; Pittsburgh, 1.
Cincinnati, 6; New York, 1. I
Philadelphia, 10; Chicago, q.
Boston ,sh5 q; 81: Louis, 9: ,.,,.'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
GAME TONIGHT.
ftS.I-.---f.- z

The Ovens team Is scheduled to
meet the Fairmont Mining Machin-
cry team this evening at South Side
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03

definite Arrangements will me made.
It is expected that the company
will open up "a valuable field in this,
county. - \ Z. l5itl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
Games Today.
.PittsburgllSat sBro0klyn,,

sGinycinati ,at New So
; Chicago at Philadelphia. 4
st. Louis at Bost0n.eytt,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
federal LEAGUE.
Saturdays Results.

CHlcIgo, y, Pittsburgh,t u
Baltimore, s.; Kansas City, Q
il'rooklynH,5; indianapolis. 2:
st. Louis, s.; Buffalo, -. nilfl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
SELLING lWHIsKEY

CHARGED WITH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-03
SPORTS
Cleveland D; New Yorls, 0.
New YORK. o Cleveland
Washington, 9; Detroit, 9.
Games Today.
Games Sunday.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
. Boston at st. Louis. I'll
New York at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.

Sundays Results. III
Washington, a; Cleveland, 0. ssH
Philadelphia, s: Chicago, 2. gt
New York,3; Detroit, Z. !
Boston, 10; st. Louis, 1. " n, &
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! CITY LEAGUE.
Saturdays Results.
Game TONIGHT.
Ovens Z, s Tvs: Mining Go.
standiiig of Tie Clubs.

IotaHulllS761 tle CLUBS. n
g. e wv. T.. Pc
,Te. u. M. Go. 49,. q III
ovens 1. s3 81
Monons ah s :ss,4 3 Isl
Watson Building .t.s q a sd
Janiison Coal ......s 8 ia
s. OF G. ! l, 81; !. Z, ~. No Il n IL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Saturdays Results.
s Hokton, q !; Chicago. 2.
blade phia 81 st. Louis. 5.5a.i
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STANDING 81 the clnbs..

". .. lPct.