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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30
Between Huerta and carracx,
MINE DISASTER
(cOntinusd Prom FIRST Pag.1

lured movement among the victims
taken from No. 6, returned to Charles
ION this evening when IL was apparent
that no medical aid could ever be ex,
tended TO those in No. >.
=, There Is not one chance in a mil
non that one OF them will ever come
out alive, said the governor. "It Is
one OF the most terrible disasters We
have ever had"
one hundred and eighty-one dead
TWO injured and siXty-seVen rescued
are the official figures announced bS
the Public Service Commission this
evening after an all-day task of check
ing up The men in both No. and No
OF the dead. the bodies of only Minis
had been recovered at 9 o'clock. The
were all taken from mine No. s.
corrected list Of the dead follows.
'. ). lin9ermsn, mine foreman, Amer
4. w: eroushsm, American.
Ssrl warden, American.
Joe Harper. American
l. Goodman, American.
Joe Filler. Polish.
FRANK Filler, Polish.
John Bennett, Polish.
nooert bosptc, injured by fyinR tim
Oers AFTER escaping from the shaft
IS reported dead at the McKendra,
1OSpitdi' Wnere ne was removed
Inc Two men injured were foreign
eTs' Doth were hurt in the mad rusl
iot the cage as IL started to the sur
iace after the explosion. One baf
both arms broken and the other haf
both legs broken.
Freeman Linville. Charleston in
surance agent who went into IN,
mine shortly before the explosion ~
collect payments from some OF IN,
men is among the missing in No. 3
Ihat the force of the explosion must
have been terrific is evidenced h,
the fact that John Bennett. one q,
those killed in No. 6. was frightfull,
burned on the right side of the fac,
and cut about the head by flyins
timbers. though he was eight hun
dred yards from the scene OF the OK
plosion. The others were killed b,
sunocauon. oyertaken BY the fumes
OF the after-damp. which spread "a
No. 6. through the stair entry connec
ting the two mines.
Mine No. goes down but 25C
feet. No. descends 555 feet The
connecting stair entry runs dowr
from No. 6, TO No. on a shaft grade
AS the force OF the explosion drov,
upward the damage done in No. . /.
readily explained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30

.of taking a course Of what they choose
20 call a Spring purifier " 90 were
possible 10 make a better blood bsiId.
er and general tonic than Quaker Ex.
tract. u would have been made By the
Quaker Company long ago But az 90
ls. quaker Extract iH the greatest
blood medicine boz the world today
70 contains the sarsauariIla. the aasl.
lras. the geufian. the elder berries.
the giant cactus. The WahoO. the bur.
dock and various other herbs and
roots that make grand combination
Tor ne rundown. The weakened and
the frail people
Mr. J. ~ Mccormick. OF sfrufhere.
a suburb ~ Youngstown. Ohio. wrote
The Health Teacher short letter
which read in part 4 had rafrrrh az
the head Tor over seven Years and
tried everything vitbCif relief
finally got Quaker Extract and after
three bottles I am rid Of tho catarrh
completely
Mr. A Radcliffe. travelling sales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30
GREATER CITY
MASS MEETING
SUCH is INTENTION OF MEMBERS
OF "GREATER WHEELING"
COMMITTEE
OF Board Of Trade at Meeting Last
Evening - Suburbanites Who
Attended Were JubiIant

Plans are under way for nam
moth mass meeting of suburban and
city residents in the interests Of the
annexation Of the suburbs and the
Greater Wheeling" movement. At a
meeting OF the Greater Wheeling"
committee. held last night In the
board Of trade assembly room. Score
tary Naylor OF the board OF trade was
instructed 10 communicate with City
Manager Waite Of Dayton. o.. and
President Wright of the Greater Day.
ton association to see II II Is possible
to secure them 10 deliver addresses al
such n meeting
Last nights meeting was well at.
tended. several enthusiastic out-the.
pike residents being present The
evening was spent tn discussion OF
the Greater Wheeling" movement.
All present seemed alive TO the neces.
sity OF ANIMATION ~ Wheeling is 10
maintain her position as leading city
In the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30
RED CROSS
Will Assume Charge Of Relief Work
at Vera Cruz-Authorized to
nra.u Cos O0O

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April %
Active charge OF relief operations at
Vera Cruz will be assumed by the
American Red Cross. This decision
was reached late to-day as a result
OF personal cablegram received by
Miss Mabel 7. Boardman. chairman OF
the national relief board OF the Red
Cross from Rear Admiral Fletcher.
The Red Cross Cabled authority to
General Funston and later Transferred
that authority 20 the newly appointed
civil governor. Robert j. Kerr. 10 draw
on Red Cross funds 70 the extent Of
S2j. 600 Tor relief work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30
CATHEDRAL HIGH
VIII be Represented by Several Stu
oents az ONO Valley Athletic
Association Meet, May is.

The Cathedral high school will be
represented in the Ohio Valley Atm
letic Association meet which will be
held May Is for the first time since
me me organization has been formed.
The members OF the school who ex-
pect 70 take an active part in the
athletic meet have been practicing
during the past week on tie Tunnel
Green grounds. II Is expected that
the list Of candidates. who expect 10
axe part in the meet will be made mn
az an early date. II is the desire of
the ofhcials that the contestants
MAKE good showing for first honors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30
MAYNARD GIRL PLACED
IN HOME or GOOD SHEPHERD.

Catherine Jones. p sixteen year old
girl who came 10 this city from Shar.
on, Pa, 10 visit relative, and who.
since that time. had drifted into bad
company, was removed 10 the Home
OF the Good Shepherd yesterday She
was placed there through the efforts
OF the Catholic WOban's League Her
parents were untOle to help her. the
mother being helpless and the father
having disOwned her
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man % Niles Ohio. residing on Grant
street. that town. told Of having sur.
.'r'l from chronic stomach trouble
trr ten years During that time he
says Do bought an kinds of medicines
aud got no results - knew Z must
nave taucworm, eo bought some
quaker Extract BEFORE ! had finished
the fret bottle expelled a monster.
and nm mighty grateful 7 win al.
wave Do clad fo recommend Quaker
Remedies"
Now % you have Indigestion. BIZ.
iousucee. fipatiOu. liver or kidney
trtFnlea. worms. C1farrh or rhpuma.
uFm. don't wonder ~ fhiF remedy will
do ANYTHING Tor Won. hut 20 right now
and tain tO Fisher about the case To
Charrre nothing % help YOU if posi-.
bic. and is Hf the ORIGINAL Cut Rate
McdicIna Store. 11fI Market street.
from s3A q. m 900 3 Do. m. daily. and
until later on Saturday night
Quaker Extract ia elV for g. or three
FOR g. go. on Of Balm FOR an pam
and aches. SOC bottle
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QUAKER FISHER WILL DEVOTE LONGER HOURS
lEACrER TO BE AT
TO TALK TO WORKING

The attention Of Quaker Fisher has
been called 20 the fact that "a great
many people desire 10 meet and talk
with him. but have had no oppor
tunity 10 DO 90. az he has not been a.
bic headquarters in the evenings For
the especial benefit Of such people
be has agreed 90 be- ~ g. ~ Griest
Hnd Co.'S Original Cut Rate Drug
Store after the supper hour. until 4
'or 30 y. m. and later on Saturday
niEhts. This arrangement Will give
everyone n chance 20 see and talk
with him on the subject Of Good
Health and the Quaker Remedies
space viii not permit Of the pub
ucaton oi al the recent good reports
made by users Of Quaker Extract and
on o. Balm There are several hun
dred people riRht Boz this vicinity who
are ready and willing 10 tell YOU
what really Rrand remedy Quaker
Extract ie Tor stomach liver kidney
and blood troubles Many people a.
-e Of The year are IN the habit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30
MARTINS FERRY
SHOWS GOOD WORK
WON INTERESTING GAME FROM
seLlAiRe HIGH SCHOOL
TEAM YESTERDAY.
Nelly Was Star Of Game, pitehino In
Great Form and Scoring a Run
Large Crowd Attends

large Crowd Attends
Martins Ferry High school base ball
team maintained its excellent record
by defeating Bellaire High school Al
the Is. A. A Park at Bellaire yester.
day afternoon s 10 }. The game was
FEATURED BY numerous errors on both
sides and hits were rare and far be
, tween.
Nelly was the Star OF the game
pitching nne baseball scoring one run
and securing the only long hit OF the
game. n two sacker Boyer also
pitched good ball until the seventh
inning. when he wAs relieved BY Ma.
zells. Not one OF the runs were
earned and all were scored on er.
rors.
Martins Ferry scored two runs in
the hrst inning on rotten errors and
three In the seventh when Boyer pro
coded TO either hit the batsman or
walk him. Beck scored the first run
Tor Bellaire coming from second on
an tnneld scratch hit. Bellaire scor.
ed again In the eighth and ninth. Ma.
zeila IN the eighth was given a walk.
forced To second and TO third and
scored on an infield out.
Van Dyne scored In the ninth An
a manner seldom seen on a baseball
neid. He went to first on four wide
one. and Immediately started for sec.
ond. Tierney. threw TO second but
Westlake muffed and the ball rolled
>into center field. and Van Dyne finish.
"a the journey. The score:
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TO SCALD CHILD
Anna eosieh Was Arrested Yesterday
arc FACED Under Peace bond
Tor Making Such a Threat.

Acting on the complaint OF ANDY
1arIewosky. Special Officer n A
heble. OF Squire Schultz's court. ar.
rested Anna Gosich. on the charge
OF threatening to scald a child ~,
Oarlewosky. warrant was aiso
sworn out against the woman. charg
ing her with assaulting Carlewosky
~ hearing before Squire SCHULTZ
the charge OF assault was dismissed
put Mrs. Gosich was placed under a
pond OF $50 TO keep the peace for
sly months. She was represented by
Attorney Fred Morrow.
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CARRANZA ACCEPTS

WASHINGTON. ID g.. April 20
General Nenustiauo Csrranza. houd
Of the Mexican ConFtitutlonalists. late
to-day notified the Lafin-Amcrican in.
tormediarios Of bic acceptance Of tho
principle Of mediation in the dlmcuity
between the United States and No1i.
co. Ho expressed willingness 90 con.
Ter on the subject
This announcement was made hr
Secretary bryan upon being informed
BY the three South American outoya
The Introduction Of General Car
rama and the ConstitutiOnaiisfe cause
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MEXICAN TROUBLE
CoOaraa.a Prom rir.t r.s.J


IN the day In a telegram directly to
the three South America ENJOYS. who
informed Secretary Bryan the an
nOuneenent being formally made At
the state department
Administration Pleased
President Wilson and Secretary
Bryan were pleased at the e-try OF
General CarranEa and the constitu-
tionalists In the peace plans. their
hopes OF broad and satisfactory ad-
lustment OF the present crisis being
raised 70 degree OF confidence
which they have not hitherto felt.
The American government tonight
had not yet made formal reply TO the
nrst proposals of the Intermediates
Tor an armistice. but AZ Is understood
one will BE- made within the next "a
nours. The United States has no OBJ
lection 10 the request for an arms
tice. for while the term usually i'm
piles a suspension OF hostilities dur
ing state OF war-Which the United
states does not recognize as existing
there had been a decision by the
Mashington administration to permit
no acts OF aggression by the army or
navy at Vera Cruz while the media.
ton was being carried on
IN terminating an agreement 10 suR-
pehu nostiilues. the American govern
nent however. will stipulate that
Americans In interior points OF Mexi-
80 ~ " every protection.
The report that Europe was asked by
the ENJOYS from Argentine, Brazil and
lille 10 use their influence with the
United states TO secure the withdraw.
al OF the question OF eliminating HUI
erta from the proposals OF the Ameri-
can government was met with the
comment At the State Department,
that the United States had not vet
submitted any terms on the main
points involved. Thus far all the nro-
posals have come from the inferno.
ulaFies. and no conditions involving
the big points in the situation have
come from any of the contending par.
6et~een Huerta and carranxa.
Is suggested in some quarters
tnat the question OF elimination Nm.
eIts need not be raised by the Unit.
60 states in any of its proposals. re.
garding II as question between the
huerta and the Carranza elements
Developments in the diplomatic field
OF the Mexican situation were the
most absorbing. though the army and
navy continued their work in caring
Ior refugees and restoring order al
vera Cruz. No movements of any
KIND were announced but both the
army and navy eXerted itself TO the
utmost to accommodate refugees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30
NOT SO WARM
Decided Reduction in Temperature
Noted Yesterday as Compared
With the Day Before

The light rain that fell at an early
hour yesterday morning caused a
slight fall in the temperature Dur.
ing the afternoon of Tuesday the
mercury went as high as 81 and go.
ing as low as -. Yesterday the high
mark was 20 falling as low as 6l last
evening at 1880 @ clock. Indications
are that the warm wave will continue
for "a few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30
HoCKIHGBEzRYs CONDITION
IS CONSIDERED CRITICAL

The condition OF james Hockiucberrv.
young Eellnire man. who was removed
60 the ohio valley General Hospital
snfue days ago. remains unchanged.
vs. lille all hopes for his recovery has not
been abandoned. his chances are con-
riIsr"d small Tor recovery. ifo was
subject Co sinking spells yesterday.
which his physicians DO not think
herald good results The young man
was stabbed enNer1l times SUNDAY. bv
mm-r.uL u .-..IL..-.-
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WASHINGTON ID O.. April 60
IhH names Of eight Catholic priests
no have volunteered to serve in tho
American army or navy in case %
war with Mexico were sent 20 the
President TO-DAY Included in the list
are Rev y sherman. Frcciand. "a
end Rev James a Harvey. Cr0ssinr.
Vile Pa
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into fNn meditation trOldons the
peace urOrr1w fo an effort fD compose
.hu entire Mexican situation r Do
understood that proposal for an
armIetrr. which has already boon
submitted fo The United States anr
General Hucrfl nov VII BE- pre- cnf
rf fo General Carrangs.
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AMATEUR AND.
SEMI-PRO. NOTES
AMArEuR NOTES.

Ane lntelliEeucer - anxious 90
encouraEs and assist the future
base tell players % this vicinity.
and viii gladly publish all ac-
counts o. base ball games. chal-
lenHes. organization Of teams
ana other matters pertaining 20
game. AZ any time during th-
season. To insure publication.
however. the account % al ANA
tuer matter should be written
on one side % the paper only ana
sent 20 or delivered at the Intel
Lgeucer office. addressed 70
Amateur SpoTtlnE Elltor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30
.LINSLY WINS GAME
From Cathedral Nigh School Team on
Island Ball Park by Score Of
TO WAS Featureless.

In loosely played game Of baseball
on the Island ball park yesterday az
ternoon the Linsly Institute ball team
succeeded In defeating the Cathedral
high school team by score Of 20 7.
Day performed on the mound for Lins-
~ and allowed his opponents but three
hits. while Ebbert pitched for the
cathedral boys. allowing his opponents
seven hits. The game was devoid
OF any star playing on the part OF either
team Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30
AER0PLANE FALLS
Aviator Has Serious Accident az Blue
field, and While Badly Injured,
Has Chance for Recovery.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
BLTEFiELD. W Va. April %
Captain" liatchlcy aviator with a
carnival company showing here. at
tempted 20 make q hight late this az
ternoon. and ran into an air-hole. Ills
engine stopped and The acroplanc fell
I'm falling. tho machine struck a steel
coal car. throwinE ilatchlrv heavily
to the ground under bic machine. and
breaking an arm and lex and other
wise severely iniurinE him. 10 is be
litvfd Do has "a chance for recovery.
Nu unknown man was found with
hIs skull crushed. lying at the side Of
fhr y A. vs. Railway tracks near here
today and was rushed TO the hos
u.fal Nothing was found on him 10
identify him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30
ROLL TONIGHT
Local Bowlers viii Participate In
Tri-State Duck Pin Tournament
At Washington.

The Muses.. a team OF local bowlers
viii participate in the Tri-State Duck
Pin tournament being held at the
brunswick alleys. Washington. Pa.
this week. The team is scheduled TO
roll tonight. and will return to this city
over the Il. a o. shortly before md
night
w ]. Ennis. manager OF the Musee
alleys. Is captain. Others on the team
are Albert lse. Harry Mcneil. John
Gramlich, Clarence Roth and Edward
ZOeckler
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RIVER NEWS

Tho river continued o. fall slowly yc.-
terdHy. Last nlnht stage Of Do feet
was reported ~ the local wharf
The knunwha bound for CharItrfon.
from Pitts burrh. cleared the wharf b os
tcrday morning Of $50 o'clock The
Ltborty arrived last night and Will
leave az ~ o'clock to-day ON her usual
Thursday trip 90 Matamuraa
Tho Lureun ia due Co. clear ~ r. nsrTnrs
this morning On route fu Cincinnati.
from Pittsburgh
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BETHANY DOWNED
Drops Fast and Interesting Game TO
Duquesns University By
4rnFa Of q 20 n

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence
PiTTSBURGH. Pa. April 2g.-Beth-
any lost well played game 90 the Du-
quesne University team OF this city to-
DAY on the Blum grounds. 2 20 o. Hareu-
ski OF Duquesue. had the visitors at
his mercy throughout and allowed but
two hits. Rodgers also pitched fine
game for Bethany. Score:
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THoREAsE IN PAY.

becoming effective Friday. MAY D. au
increase Iu the pay 0f aII aurpI1Fea lf
fnN M Wheeling Traction company fur nrF
lrurfh ~ time over a year. has been 40.
ridfn upon. one cent on hour Will Do
added fu fne amount now naid n1aforrren
and CONDUCTOR Thfa VIII add from
fiEht Co. frr cents a. dag ana from 4n
fH 10 cents per week
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Two base hits-Neily.
Struck out-by Neily-9 by Boyer
3: by Mazella-1.
Base on balls-orr Nelly. 2: of
Boyer 3.
First on errors-Martins Ferry. 5:
Bellaire g.
Hit by pitched ball-Westlake. Tier.
ney. Duffy.
Double play-Neily to Seabright
Van Dyne to Heatherington.
Umpire-Williams.
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ANOTHER WOULD SERVE.

Alouzu o. Wheat 81 this CITY who
vas second lieutenant o. the Philippine
scouts has offered DIS services 90 al
Jutant General Elliott. ln the event that
Noiuutecr- are called for in the Mexl.
can service
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Pestinaer obseauies.

At the home on Main street. Elm
Grove. today the funeral of Alfred
Pestinger will be held The services
will be in charge of Rev. Father pfc
ger. Requiem high mass will be cele-
brated at ST. Vincent de Paul's
church and interment will be in
Mount Calvary cemetery
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CIVIL WAR
CcOntinusd From Pirst Fag.)

federal basis. Sir Edward reiterated
his detestation Of home rule and re
peated his offer that II Ulster were
excluded from the bill until this
parliament shall determine other
wise" instead OF the six years period
which Premier Asquith had offered
he would submit the proposal TO the
people OF Ulster. Sir Edward in his
reply TO Mr.. Churchills invitation de
clEred all he wanted for Ulster was
such terms as would conserve the dig
nifty Of the Ulster men and their civil
and religious freedom. He concluded
that in case the Home Rule bill pass
ed IL would be his earnest prayer
that the government OF the south and
west OF ireland would prove 80 sue
cessful that IL might be 20 listers in
terest to Join and form a united Ire
land.
Asquith Agrees.
Premier Asquith concluded the de-
bate with an eloquent speech. which
contained the statement that his offer
OF the temporary exclusion OF The
Ulster counties from the operation Of
the home rule bill for a period Of ak
years remained open. He said he
considered Sir Edward Carson state
ment a most important one and he
recOGnized and respected its spirit a
settlement he declared. could not be
successfully negotiated by bargaining
across the floor OF the house Of com
mons and the questions az issue could
not be settled behind the backs 81 the
men Of Ulster or Of the rest 81 Ire
land
Andrew Bonar Law. leader 81 rho
opposition. who spoke before the pre-.
mier said the premier must recognize
that the calamity facing the country
was go awful that some way Co pear.
must BE- found NJ any cost
Arthur J. Balfour. former Union
premier. in n moving peroratiOn Co bis
speech Justified Ulster iu making
civil war. lie said biz public life had
been devoted 90 the cause of union
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cite defeated the University Of Penn.
sylvania baseball team here today =
TO ]. Pennsylvania batted Gerard
Freely but he was effective with mon
on bases. Score.
Lafayette o.. o.. 1-5-I2.2
pennsylvania .OOO1 oOOOO.1- 80
Gerard and Wright Wisner. Weed
and Schwert
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Three base hit. Harenskt Two base
hits. Harcnski. J. smith. Welsh. Rodr-
ers Bases on balls. on RODGERS. 4
struck out; By Harenski. by Rodgers.
Sacrihce hits. Tracey. Shortley. TIM
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Washington Cd. c. society women
viii start a school In which young
girls Will have regular courses in
bookkeeping. housework. cooking and
laundry work
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The Braves. 81 North wheeling. would
Ike 10 challenge the Carnations OF
South wheeling Tor a game sunday. May
,. at the Fulton grounds. n accepted
answer thrOugh this paper.
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BASEBALL GAMES
Princeton Wins Enoth.r

PRINCETON. n. j.. April %
tri,hGeton defeated Virginia at base.
ball here today BY batting rallies IN
the sixth and eighth innings The
VISITORS landed on Wood. the Prince.
ton pitcher in the fourth inning until
every man had had a turn az bat.
virginia ......OOO3OI O4-7.9
princeton O00302 O-5-S-s
virginia Cannon and Green i.
Princeton Wood and Wall
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The Beliairc Cubs challenge any team
IS years old For details call Beliaire
INV on Bell ohons. Ask for Charles
Springer.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. April 2s.-River
stages
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-1O4 feet.
falling. clear
STEUHENvILLE-t75 feet. falling:
cloudy
PARKERsBURG- 227 feet. falling.
cloudy
MORGANTOwN feet. stationary;
clear
OIL CiTY-37 feet. falling. clear
WANNEN-l lnrt. lalIlng. rlnndN
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Cathadrnl

Two bast hit-Stroehman. base on
DaiIsLon Day s; on hilbert g. Struck
play-Ranerty to Sauers. Umpire NJ.
ton. 'f'' 'i"'