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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-24
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men aIIerbanb an
geblide Siegesnab.
ridtcn Der gfniieu
in SltpreuBen. .

2onbon "a. s(uguit. Sn einei
9epeIde Der Zines" aus ct. Ee
tersburg miro Die geahribt beltatigt
oab Die Hiiiien Die lleberreite bei
beutiben Sruppen nolig untaingeli
baben, iobaB ii6 Die SeegegenS unf
Die Hiid5ugslinie Der Geutidcn ge'
gen Den 5luB 9lngerapp III Sitpreii'
ben Su mitiamntt cen Maiuriiden
Seen in ben @Gnoen Der 9fuiien be-
finbet. SSn Der Iepei6e miro ferner
bebauptet, baB Die 9tuiien IN Der lin
gegeuo bon Sniterburg i9pdrmer
iinb bcreits 9rafebrnen beiett baben,
rpobur6 Die 9llie 5lpiiben Sborn uno
Gun3ig i'm @ebiet Der ruiiiiden Spe.
rdtionen liegt.
,9on aiitorltatiper Seite," beiBt es
in ser Iepei6e, nmirb mir periidert,
6aB Die Geutiuen 5fpei 3rittel ibrer
2eute perloren baben. @enn es ibnen
ni9t gelingen ioate, geritGrfungen
beran5uidafien, uno bieies ibeini
nidt ipabrideinlid, oa Die Ruiien Die
giienbabnperbinbungen unb 2anb'
itraBen beiest baben, 10 fonnen Die
Huiien iest an Die @elageriing uno
geiesung Don &0nigsberg oenfen."
Die 2lit6t Der @inipobner Don
@iaenborG 81 Meilen iiio0itli1 Don
&onigsberg gelegen, miro bier per'
idiebentlid apsgelegt. geridiebene
Ger militdrii6en Sadperitanoisen
idreibeH Die sSluht Dem 8prriiden
Der @uiien bel ben Wailiriiten Seen
gu; anoere glaliben, oaB es Die ssolge
elmer anoeren geipegung Der 9siliien
bon Yolen alls gegeH sllenitein gu lit,
Oas SO Weilen iiiblib bon &onigs'
BERG liegt, uno ipoourd bann ernite
sSolgen fir bic 0euti6en Trlppan i'm
norblihen Preuben erDahien fonn.
ten.
Der aritifer Ser ,Ropoie @renia"
meiit oarauf him. oaB Die ruiiiiden
Sruppen innerbalb bon 5pei Eagel
aif Dem Wtarid bon 8ilberiDictihen
nah @umbinnen cine Strede pon 16
Meilen porgerildt iino, mas ielbit in
Trieoens5eiten als berporrasenoe 2ei.
Itunq angeiebcn iueroen oiirife.
2cnoon, "a. gugilit. 5n ct.
Petersburg miro befannt gcgeben,
0ab sic 9eutiben lid, I'M noIlen Mid
Siac befinoen INTO iiber cen STUB
glneerapp in Gitpreuben flieben. Die
ssuit1 iiber oen iSlub bel 9arts-
benen lit, tpie es in Der Gepeide bes
Reuter'idjen Bureaus beibt, IN Den
S1itoen Der gfuiien. @eitlid bon ben
MaiIriifcn Seen rpoaen Die 3fiIiieit
SoGannisGurg, Srtelburg uilo Bil.
lenbera beiest 6aben.
Soloaii, 30 Weilen norbtpeitlih
bon 3borl, pllr6e, tpie es ipeiter in
Der Gepei6e beiBt, am Sonntag be.
icst. Gle @inrpobner ergrifien bic
Sfudt. Die Geutifen rdilnlten ange6.
lif ReibenburG 10 Weilen iiiboitlid
BON Glbing, na6Oem iie es IN Brand
eeitedt batten.
y9ie Sdladt bei @umbinnen ioa,
ipie bebniiptet miro, oas Shifial Der
Gelltifen auf oieiem llier Der Bei6.
ieI beiieeelt 6aben."
Der &orreiponoent ienoet ferncr
Die folgetibe alntlihe grfldrung Dom
garnitdg:
rWeun riiiiiife Sftpabrphen grif.
fen in Ndbe Der 8abnitation BIN.
bob, spu9eH 8locSow aIlo e6or0tf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-24
ring ou muITsrtrafts Iiset oIs rtgu.
Idrss Gef9dft i'm 5dufe Dor.
GrteoensfonfsrsHS ges
bIdnf

gipafp, 9eras, %. glugnIt. -
am Spnntus ipurben bier Ole porbss
reitenben Shritte fir BITE Mbbdltirng
elmer 4otftren5 gstbdn, In ipeldtr nan
berlufen min, bic gegnerif1en Jaftios
nen TN nDrbli9sn Merito 3u Derf1bs
men unb tueitere Rdmpfe IN Der Re-
lpublif 5u Derbiiten. Die 8onferen3
foG in gloqalss, Sonora. itaitfinben
luno berttlben iperbeH auh bic 0enes
|rdle Dbysson urib @iaa beiipobnen.
Wie eS beibt. ipirb aud Der 3piit
5ipif4en Willa unb Garran5a 5ur ye.
fprehung fommsn.
g G4nIdBgsHeIfte baIten
aonpention db.
Youngstppn, o.. %. 4ng.
alm Sonnidg, Dem ShluBtag Der 6.
4onbention bes Nerbanbs Der Mnges
itelIten Der Dffentli6en Ghulsn bon
Sbio fanb bic Beamtenipa6l itatt nnb
gum prdfibenten ipuroe Jafob 8rous
merit H., DON Cincinnati eripdblt. Dds
amt bes Di5eprdiibsnten srbielt 8.
Smith bon 4tron nnb gum Setreidr
burbe 9. u. 6ubfon Don GIepelanb
eripdblt. Die ndaftid6rise aonbens
tion finoet In Glepelano itatt.
Die prosreffiDen BON
Obip.
gofnmbns, Obip, %. Mug. -
SIM 5auptquartier Der progrefipen
ipurbe am Sonntas betannt sessben,
bab nod bic Golgenben al WitgIies
bern bes StodtssG sGrsfutips s4ommittees
srnannt fpor0en iino: Rsp. 6. g. Rers
forb BON Columbus; 8. s.. 2imfeH
BON Canton; gllen 6. Bead BON 60.
lum6us; 6. R. Root Don Mebind; 6.
.. lilD bon Columbus; profenor u.
". 5dtton pon glspelanb; Nobert N.
Repiu DON Dapton; 2etpis Glad bon
0elapare; Wiainm Rinbsfops bon
gireIspilIe; u. 8. Wartin BON GleDes
ldno; Ranbolpb 90. Walton Don Gps
lumbus; 8. 6. Barber bon Barbers
ton: 6drrp 6. We@innis Don gins
einnaii; Or. u. O. 3nid Don Gins
einnati; Starbud Smitb bon gineiHs
nati; Mpsrs .. Cooper bon Gincins
natl; Widinm 9ittleforb DON GiHein,
natl; g. 9. Burnbam pOn Ddpton uno
G!mer Wcg gIain bon Gina.
Sdnere 9ef9ulbisung.
gdFon Wlb., %. sfuguit. - Gin
Sdftbefsbl ipuroe am Spnntag gegen
6. SO. 4mos, ben hiefisen 4stnten
elmer GrprebgdslIfdnft, ertpirit, Der
befnuloigt tpirb, elm padet, bns
$4,000 sntbielt, seitoblen su haben.
Dus padet purbe an Donnerfag in
einsn Dassn aelest, ben Mmos ltnfte
unb am Gonniag ipurbe bic Cation
Bant pon Der pbilabelpbiaer BaHf,
fir speihe bas @elb beiiimmt mar,
bapon bsnahrihiist. bab bic Senbung
nidt eingetroffen pdr.
gedmte her Grprebseienldaft er.
ildrien am Gonntag 4ben6, baB elm
syeblb.tras in Der S0be bon STA, Der
IN 2lmos aaiie enibsdt tpprben mar,
an DpnnerItag BON feiner Sdtpeiter
erIebt lpurbs, inter Der gebinsung,
bdB feline geridtliden Shriite segsn
limos asiban iperben iollten. Bon
glmcs ober isiner S9Deiier tonHte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-24
ssOt anfatfmaoen.

Sn isinem gett ipurbs geftern Mors
gen oer % Sabre alte Wei4eniiellsrI
Sug6 Rpan, 80. 341 W6f 8. Girabs'
tpobnbaft, bstpuBflos aufssfunben nnb
BON ben 9ausbeipobnern Elm ar5t
berbeiseboIt, fp<ifrr nur nod ben bes
reits einsetrstensn aDb feitiieaen
tonnte. Goroners aonitabler Stass
naro, pelter benadri6tist fpnrbe,
IieB bic asife na9 Der Worgue fdafs
fen. Or. syOertmsper ftellte feit,, bab
Rpan zines natiirlideH Gobes seitors
ben lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-24
6eaer Mnfrmbr
Serrid,t seseHiuartis in sllbauieH,
isiirit &ilhelm lit init ieiner 1yamili.
auf Der 5lmfJt in grinbiii Elm.
getroffen.

aonbOn. "a. gusuii. - Der
aprrsiponbent Der rDaiIp Mail" in
9eneoia beri9tet, buB in 9tfbanisn
belIer aufrubr ausgebrOden iit unb
i5iirit @ilhsIm bereits nit feiner Jas
mile auf Der sylu4t in 9rinbiTi eirs
setroffsn TT. Der Giirit befinbet fi9
auf Der Reiie mad Deutf9lanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-24
sAiHsaaAriAtsn.

gew gprt %. aug. ansei.:
,,gameronia4 Don Glasgow. ~Gbi-
caao1 BON Supre.
pbilabeIpbio. glngei.: nOos
minion" BON aiperpool.
Weapel. aibses.: .SaH Guglieis
mo- nad 9eip Dort.
Uspntreai. Gnsst.: .Weeantie1
BON 2iperpDol.
9(bsss.: s5euionie4 nah aiperpool.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-24
Mmfgesebem
Sat Oeiterretd anssbli +
feline Sperationen stgen
bic Serben an Der
= a >, N

2onbon, "a. 9lueuft. = 2dut
elmer Oepei9e Der nSailp Mail" aus
lloine, Stalien, ioa in Disn betonnt
seseben poroen Isin, buB Deter.
reid feline Sperationen seseH bi,
Serben an Der Orina sinseitsIlt
babe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-23
yuma. Ariz. SO report.

Los Angeles, calf MAY -o-i
learn this morning contract BIAS JUS.
been let for permanent bridge cross
ing the ella river east of yuma, which
will shorten the distance some twenty
miles. and also advised the Indian DEE
martin viii iet contract july las
for a new bridge crossing the Colorado
river ut Yuma. also that new road
has just been completed from um'
Ia "A point near Ogilby am ON hsh'
dry ground. with an easy grade wnlch
saves ten miles over the old road ana
within three weeks the new road to
Glamus will be completed ana entirely
free from sand
"The road from Mammoth WASH Us
just about as had as usual for ioui
miles Beyond that the road 10y
BrawleN over the Ocean-to-ocean
highway is much better than ever bee
fore. splendid work has been done on
the road from Mecca 10 Brawley, ana
much of the road that was able
six weeks ago is now covered WIN
clay and gravel. affurding splendid
travel. Riverside county will begin
work connecting with the 0eean-to'
/ ocean highway ON July J., having >I''
100000 available for road work
tsigncdl John S. MITCHELL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-23
nm I,nnd 10 snccess.

The best brain effort and indigestion
do not go hnnd i'm hand. u YOU Wou'u
win "A lasting success You must Nv'p
your stomach in good WORKING "iug'
ana your bowels regular ms = VIZ
lily done il You gd at II rghtlN. W.. "
IC q Baker. Homer City. Pa. writes.
@About Two wears ago / suffered from
stomach trouble and constipation AZ
Tier I began using Chamberlalns TAP
Ilets my condition improved. At lht
lind of week could eat and sleep
we'll" Sold by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-23
SON is IN
MATTEAWAN ASYLUM


Poughkeepsie, ~ w. May ~ i'"-
ing watterson. son of Col Henry Wat
lerson of Louisville, Kyo appeared le-
fore County Judge Arnold today on "a
writ of habeas corpus in an attempt
Ia obtain his release from the Mat
teawan state hospital for the criminal
insane.
wauefson has been an inmate since
1911. having been committed "lle'
his arrest upon the charge of snoo'-
ing man. Young Wauetson claims
ne is now sane
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-23

sm Diego CAL. May 22 For the
f*t time in the history of rauio-
ic'esmphy ODD the Pacific coast gov
eminent radio operators at Point
tem have established direct day
light communications with United
Sutr varships On Mexican waters. In
fW.I4tIou of new 81 kilawatt set
makes possible the Increased service.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-23

Las Vegas, y. NJ, May lS.=Roa
is now in best of condition bridge
over Mora river at Watrous, under
construction Also new road cutting
ou near sand Watrous ana Pa
peno crossing win be completed with
In the week. old mudholes have MAJ
soury runWaNs ana rocky gap seven
miles of Las Vegas is being put iP
perfect condition with new roadway
supported by masonry and bridge.
The roads are dragged after every
rain
(sipncdi 'RoBERT D. TAUPERI.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-23

For today all Trimmed
Hats less than half price
Ferguson S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-23

All over the nation smokers are prais-
ing Mecca Cigarettes for the convenience
and compactn5ss Of the package, and
the foil wrapped freshness Of the ciga-
gettes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
BROWN OBSEQUIES
Aged Man Who Died Fol owing Fail
Frow window Friday Morning To
he Buried Sunday.

Andrew J. Brown Of Martins Ferry.
fell from n window IN the IIawley brock
on Tenth street yesterday morning
about 80 o'clock and received injuries
causing his death Immediately. or.
Isickard was called but although DE used
tho hyperdcrmic yet the man waz too
far gone 90 respond 20 its effects. Cor
oner Mitchell had the man removed o.
the Palace undertaking establishment
and held an inquest yesterday morning
After hearing the evidence he rendered
o. verdict that death was due 90 injuries
received by falling from "a window.
deceased had been ruomiug 900 the
IIawley block and had gone o. his room
about 30 in an apparently intuNtClf"r
condition according 90 another ruumer.
This same man stated that in little
while he heard the approach ~ officers
trying 20 break IN browns door ana
dressed and found what was the trouble
Others say that they saw Brown Sitting
iu tho window NJ clock. -Gur-- =
W. RAIDER found tho body and called
the police.
The victim 81 the deplor7bIe accident
has two daughters. Miss Eta Brown ~
tho woolworfh company and Miss Pearl
Brown Of tho George 81 shook COM
yany The body vIl be taken Zoo charge
hv friends and funeral services VIII be
held SUNDAY Tho deceased was about
90 years az Hre and was "a s'oEienaker
lv trade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
PRIMARY PLANS


brief session was held last night
by tho Republican county executive
COMMITTEES. Plans for tho county pri-
mary which ~ Co be held July were
discussed through no definite action
was taken.
"Details FOR tho primary will BE- com
Ilrt"d at another meeting TO be held
Monday evening. June - J. W. Farmer
and Charles RAY. both candidates for
county superintendent OF schools. ap-
pvarvd before the committee last night
and announced their candidates.
Members present last ntght wero
Chairman. George Phillips. Clay. Seer
tu.. D.. T. trt-Hr. Center. Amos Nc
Ghso Madison. ". J. beckett Union
Lester Smith. TriHdClphia. and J. ".
Iwslry Richiand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
OPTIMISM PREVAILS
Continued From zi-st PagsJ

In official quarters reference 10 the
suggestion that CarranZa's agents
could be unoffCially welcomed by the
American and the Huerta delegates
TO discuss plans Of settlement upon
which a way might be found for all
TO meet later with the mediatOrs. and
protocol eventually signed by the
representatives OF the United States.
General Hucrta and the Constitu.
tiOnalists
carranza's Commissioners.
As announced here today the com.
misisoners for the constituencies
will be- Tornado Iglesias Calderon
for many years prominent in Mexican
aHaIrs. formerly minister In tho
cabinet of President Diaz. Luis Ca
brera. active In tho ConstltutiouaIist
ranks and recently returned from
Europe. and Jose Nasconcelos. a
young Mexican lawyer who has been
prominent In the revolutionary move
mont Tor several years.
You may raf assured said one
OF the cou-tifutiOuaIist representatives
today. thar mo- settlement o. Mex.
can affairs that has embodied in So
che slightest faint ~ Liberalism ever
con bring about peace In Mexico"
IiIf Secretary Bryan said another
way 90 solve the problem had been
found that 10 Was constitutional and
mat Dr. was an unusually hopeful 800.
luton of the difference When asked
~ This proposed form Of agreement
might require recognition Of tho IIu.
rr'a government hy the United States.
Ne said ~ did not The suggestion
was made that it might imply rec0g.
milton
You cannot imply recognition said
Nr Bryan. .lu recognition there must
Pc agreement IN that respect q H.
IIk" marriage
stu Going on.
WiiN peace prospects were bright.
. fnIre ana farrauza'a agents were fn
/. constant touch with tho Washington
administration over tho late mediation
dfFnlprurufs tho revolution in Mexico
was going steadily ahead. according f0
. several reports. General Obrer0u was
reported fo DO leading q terrific aa
sgIli upon Nazaflan ON tho west coast
~ Mexico. tho fall OF Tho tIf. hlHrr
prf1irirl before many DAYS 50 w.
,HinrHa 'hn revolution afa continued
/ hflf'nE and ammunition Tor General
VIA fu Do used boo Tho r4mrHIrn BOD
San IlI7 FU'usl. Dad been urlundrH
from Tho steamer hrfIIH af TamrIr0
1HI Hna on ruuf. fl Turrrun bg -rI
/ iIrDIrn territory controlled bv Goo
L funefIfTffnraIiafa
Som" nf fUa rl.liIfIorqr. leader.
asserted fh1f fHlr looked for ..I. ...
I more important bsIf. fls. .. -.a
Luis TotosL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
WILL MEET hERE.

The annual convention OF the Mo
tion Picture Exhibitors League OF
America. West Virginia Branch No. ..
will %" held In this city. Tuesday.
Jun" Is. The convention will con
tiuue over one day. only. and the ses-
sious will De- devoted exclusively to
business. n. \ Ncn. president of the
National League. will lre present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
OLD FIRM DISSOLVED.

II was publically announced yes
terday that the well known firm OF
W. II. Chapman a Son has been dis
solved. William ". Chapman having
disposed OF his interests 10 Walter "
Chapman. and having retired from
the business. In turn. Walter II
Chapman has sold a part Of his inter
ests 10 his son. Clarence Chapman
and the firm will continue 70 do bust
ness under the name OF W. N. Chan
man a. Son The firm deals In paints
glaZrs. etc. ana IS located az No
1918 Main street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
catherine winters.

Funeral .rrFI.rH over fIH remains u'
tho Date Nrs Catherine Winters. who
fH.arI away ThIrsdHy evening VIII NH
ffII Monday afternoon 90 o'clock DO
tho family home $50. |ft Main street
..a services will hr fr charge NJ Rev.
T.arHa and fuffrmrrf VIII lr ir Green.
wood cemetery Mrs Winter was one
.| the pioneer German residents 70 mo
I..r nnH leave. H wide circle NJ friends
f. mourn Dor f.aH ".. uIH member
U. .f TuU"# German church She
leave. fu mourn Dor .HH.. frr husband
a.H f.. children Tre Mary Nfarrr.
.... TUHrIs. Blackburn HuI Ifusrf ~
'... .rrf.r. fH Fred and Albert NJ
H..# ..fr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
MUST HAVE FIRE ESCAPES.

State Hotel Inspector 4. n. Sees.
Of Huntington. who has been in the
city attending thp L. G. T conven-
ton, has declared that all hotels in
tho state which are not fireproof.
must be equipped with fire escapes.
%" held q conference with local an.
thOrfies, Thur day. regarding the
strict enforcement OF this law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
NEW SERGEANT
Appointed in Charge OF Local Recruit
ing Station. Relieving Ssrg.
Donaldson, Who IL III.

Sergeant Il. Meredith. OF Pittsburgh
arrived yesterday TO take charge OF the
local recruiting station. relieving Ser
getnt Norris Donaldson. who Is III
Sergt. Donaldson LEFT yesterday FOR the
army hospital at Columbus. accompanied
by Sergeant Btnger. OF Pittsburgh
Captain II. :. Hathaway. Of tho Pitts
burgh station, visited the Wheeling sta
ton yesterday. and accepted three appli-
cations Tor enlistment The applicants
were George r. Bickcy. Russell L.
bay ha and Frank DUmOutsk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
CHICAGO TAXES GIANTS INTO
CAMP IN A SEE-SAw GAME

NEW YORK. June 12.-ChicaEo again
defeated New York to-day iu "a sa,-19vg
game by a score OF 60 g. Tesrcau was
wild. and was hit freely Lavender
started on the mound for Chicago but
retired IN the third when a driv. from
Msrkle's hat hurt his hand In the two
innings and third that Lavender pitched
he made four wild pitches Score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
LOSES AGAIN;
BOSTON WINS FOUR STRAIGHT

BOSTON. June l2-Hoston defeated
llttshurgh to-day 90 with this Vic
tory the Braves Tor the nrst time this
season won four straight garrs- NIoN
a." Pirate second hassuan. sustained a
cracked rib during a collision with Gil
| bert az second base Ia the third inning
Two home runs in the seventh inning
| one by Gilbert and the other by Con
n"llN, decided the game for Boston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

Special Dispatch Co The intelligence.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. june lL-NU-
liam Nfhty. who served lu fhr tuuffI.r.
ate army with ths famous MrEriII
rangers and was with The dnfur nrufuf
that made an irsDurafnu iufn cum bsrlHrI
and captured Genera. trnukH and ktl.
lrv. died fhfa morning CO., ksUHFr. W
Va. AGED st. Dc Ia .rrl wed o.. seven
cons. Thomas and D II AfH.t. Bruins
wick. Ma. Milton. David g. and e.. d.
AtHey. o. Piedmont. and William % and
George Afhrg. of k.Uafr The funeral
will BE- held sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
10 innings.
YLArED Br suPERBAs AND cAEDI.
EALs BEFORE WINNING Rur
WAS MADE
REFER And sAls- Pitched wond-rrui
Team BArtl~-WtnEinE Run Caused
~ Passed nan

fi.. "'h Ish NJ. y Inc ID TrnratEu ard
A...ls taffe1 for rf fnnIrE to-.av.
ffe visitors winning their frI-d sfraIEhf
game. 90 wFs~ trFfrs. fnTFisf.
t"Hs ffirl on snyder rI 90 H4unsl
ana scored on a Taslsed lar
t'f.n..Nr E"f four r.n lead hT hat
Wing Robinson out IN tho second Two
errors nT FEan. pass and fuH Rite ale
owed = Louis 90 lie fhe sHH re fu the
ninth Pf~~sr ara sale. men sIrrrt
evenly until The sixteenth when 81
Louis won. score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13
hAGEE HAD ELEVEN
CHANCES AND MADE coon

PHILADELPHIA. June 70 - Lone
drives ly Philadelphia caused the defeat
~ cincinnati here to-day h. 60
MaNcr kept Cincinnati hits scattered
and was given excellent support. aspect
allv 10y MaEee. Who accepted eleven
chances without an error score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

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Special Dispatch tn tN. intelligence
.MUEEIsANU. ND. June .Tr..I
NafIin died This morning Hf Piedmont
vs. Va. from the effects of having h..
como Ecrhtnfrt Boo NI. garden .u Deco.
ration DAY. pneumonia resulting l|.
was "a native uf Germany. tIf had 90.
riIfd Boz Piedmont many gears Ifn fa
ErfFIu OF Kryeer. and IsuI NaffNu. ur
T|kIua. and Miss Bertha Nrffln. n'
home.
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Two base hits NaI-sl a. williams.
"a williams. e. WALKER. Hartzell stolen
bases Nste'I SIutfaU Rtse Du balls
on EauwrarIU'r. g. uT cole e. struck
uut. Et Fisher s. Pow HtumEarducr. @.
by cole. IwrIT'r. DLuughliu and
HIldstraud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

IWo-haSe hit karrraurh Three
base hits-Bu1f. ErlW ford stolen base
Speaker Base ora balls-DT Covel-
e-kie 8 Struck U.f.ffr tuNelrekie 4.
tN Johnson =. lse--Douuuly and
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


et. LOUIS I.ruE a.s.r
fniladelutlL 6. ClucirrafI
Boston. Be- I.rrar.reH
chicago. e.. Sea No-A
'--6 iuulEs
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Two base hite. stock. Leach Good.
stolen bases. Leach. FhrI1r. Ise-rher.
Murrsr. Base on balls on Te-rsau. o
of Trpwmc. ]. of Lavender 3. OF
HUMPHREYS Q. OF Cheney. T. Stru,.
out. By Te~reau. z nv Wutsc. O. u.
Lavender. Z. hv Humuhrisz. 4 Umpire.
Eigler and Hart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

Two base hits. Gilbert Konetchv.
Three base hit: Connolly. Home runs.
Gilbert Connolly. BaSe on balls. on
McQuillan. . OF Perdue. I. Struck out.
Fy ierdue. by MCQuillan. !. Halk.
ferdue. Impires KLEIN and Emslie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

Tryo.baTe hite-Croh. NiehoN. Mage
o. IIaksrf Thrr,-H8~e hit fsphert.
Home run Iudsrls. stolen haseHHer-
yuE. NuhlifTsl Bases on halls-Dm
Amse D.. ~ ko .trer ] Of Mayer I.
struck ont Ev Ames 4. ly kO-fner Z. .
lr Mayer g lwrir'- Ea-on and QuiE-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-13

Two base hits NooIler. Q. Milan.
Three base hit. Morgan stolen bases F..
GIudil .. Morgan. Base ON halls. Bs-
Jasper O.. Struck kuut. f;y Russell g..
by Ayrrs %. D.. Jasper. 4 Impircs.
Evans and Egau
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.


Yesterday Results
kansas city. 5. Ero0klvu
Baltimore. 4 Chicago
indianapolis. q. TIttsbu-rr
Buffalo. ]. St Louis %
To-day's Games
-krooklyn az kansas city
Buffalo at 81 Louis
baltimore az Chicago
Pittsburgh al Indianapolis
Two games
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


y A. nlngtuu. 3. CulUaEH. fol.
ItiladrlrhlA q. Cleveland e.
Detroit z. Boston.
St Louis. p. Sew York $
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Two base hits-Whittcd Rirrcrt
Egnn. hrCarty Three base htt=Ifu~-
gins. stolen hagess=b'M Mara Dalton
Base on balls-Dff Robinson !.
or steele !: on Eucker Z. OF Sallee :
Or Iferer Z. Struck olt-Hy steele !
by Rucker q by -allse .. hy Ifemer
Jmpires-Orth and Byron
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Boston

x-Ratted FOR Gibson IN eighth
IN-Batted for Mcouillen IN eighth