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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

HANDSOMEST two-apartment house
in Atlanta; Ave rooms and bath each;
brand new cement furnace room cabi-
net mantels, china closet; brings $50 per
month rent; must go North. must sell
quick; $500; $1,000 cash. Box go, care
Georgian.
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Bonds for Title,

S7,500-William H. Timmons to J.
G. Showers, lot so by 125 feet, on east
side of Langhorn street, 100 feet south
of Oak street. September 10, 1912.
Transferred TO J. J. Campbell. Janu-
airy 81.
81, 400-Charles F. Rice to Mrs.
Mary A. Stoddard, No. 159 Hemphill
avenue. Sc by 121 feet. November
rs, 1913
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FARMS FOR SALE.
l-07., 'li,'l'llfl'li,' FARM.

l0T ACRES. two miles south Of Gaines
vile, fronting Southern Railroad, as
well as the best dirt road in the Coun-
for 81 900.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

LOT sc by go by owner; water sewers,
paved sidewalk, cherted street; four
blocks north Of Buckhead; 200 feet from
Peachtree road; in line of Oglethorpe
development. terms. Address Lot, Box
60 care Georgian,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

A LOT in Druid Hills section. Highland
avenue, where real estate values rap
idly increasing 5sia by zoo feet; price,
So 900, terms owner. Phone Ivy 22S3.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

FOR SALE-Six lots. 80 by l40 each
two-room tenant house, one black
smith shop, is by SO: well equipped
tools and material, large territory; best
farming section in Southwest Georgia.
Write h. NJ Crowley, Omaha, Ga
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Warranty Deeds.

s6.70o-J. NJ. Averett to H. A. Eth
eridge, % acres in land lots 207 and
POS. known as lockwood Park. jan
uary IS.
1,000-William Dobson to John j.
Watkins, lot 80 by 125 feet, west side
Oliver street, 1O9 feet south of JEFF
ferson street December 80, 1912.
$2,125-George NJ. Napier to r. E.
Riley, lot 40 by 142 feet. north side
Piedmont avenue, being lot 8, block A,
Ansley Park. December 2, 1912.
$7,72O-Gustavus Adolphus ct al
to Central Georgia Transmission
Company. lot 43O by $50 feet, east
side Martin street. 4S0 feet north of
A. & w. p. Ry belt line land lot So,
fourteenth district. January 10.
$1-George Nj. Hope to Pauline H.
Irby, No. 444 Smith street, so by 100
feet. December 81, 1910
S1-Same to George M. Hope, Jr.,
No. 529 Windsor street, 80 by 100 feet.
December "a, 1910
s45-Atlanta Cemetery Association
TO j. w. Pitman, lot 107. block 5, At
lanta Park Cemetery. February 2.
$1,000-Mutual Guarantee Loan and
Building Company to A. P. Herring
ton, lot of rs acres on east line of land
lot Ga, 1880 feet north of it's south
east corner. January 4, 1901.
Love and Affection-D. Hall to Mrs.
Gorda J. Hall, lot SO by 45O feet. on
BellvieW avenue, 80 feet from Hall
street. Also lot so by 292 feet, corner
Mason and Turner Ferry Road and
Hall street 1914.
81, 500-George NJ Hone to e. L.
Traynham lot So by 200 feet on Sells
avenue, 259 feet east of Abbott street.
January "a.
s5.000-Julius Oelsner and D. D.
Mccall to Mrs. James A. Davies. No.
SO Greenwood avenue, AZ by 1875 feet
October 20, 1909
s5,000-Julius Oelsner to same
same property. January 81.
S400-Frank S. Ellis to G.. D.
Kitchens. lot 40 by 1874 feet. south
side DeSoto street, 365 feet west Of
Ashby street. January 20, 1911.
Warranty Deeds.
81, 400 = David Woodward to
Thomas w. Holmes, No. Sc Howell
street, 80 by 70 feet. January 20.
I.S00-Mrs. Katie NJ Doyal to e.
e. Marshall lot As by 40 feet, on
north side Of Glenn street, 1856 feet
west Of Oakland avenue June
20, 1906.
$500-Edgar A. Nelly to ]. E. Nc
MILAN, lot 62 by $50 feet. on west side
of Church street, 112 feet south of
LinWood avenue. November II, 1913
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

ment porches and steps, granite fronts
and furnace heat: has Pittsburg instnn-
taneous gas water heater. heats 3 gal
Ions water per minute; street cherted
and every convenience. Must be seen
70 he appreciated Price SIS, 800: easy
terms. Call owner. $50 to 1880 D. m,
Ivy b6t4
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W. A. ROPER,

HIVE tract Of 10 600 acres in South
Georgia for 5000. terms Dandy FOR
colonization, Address Box t3l, care
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FARMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Suburban home; seventeen
acres. near East Lake owner. 1854
Pone DeLeon Avenue. Ivy 1881.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

ON SPRING STREET, between Third
and Fourth streets, a beautiful s.
room, furnace heated home, on
nice lot. A bargain for $500. See
Mr.. Martin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

81 0O0-Three- cottage. lot 80 by
100; water and gas; always rented at
Sl15.20 annually; near Marietta street.
where values are enhancing daily Price
81 900 Winding up estate. Don, care
Iaorp1ap
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FARMS WANTED.

NORTHERN buyers want Southern
farms. direct dealing with owners, no
commission. What have you to sell?
Write Southern Homeseekers Bureau,
Box 14b4, Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-02

NEW NORTH SIDE seven-room bunga-
low, never occupied. Has hardwood
floors birch veneer doors. glass knobs,
granite mantels, bookcases. plate glass:
walls tinted with KEYSTONE. a washable
tint: beautiful electric showers and
reading lamp: bathroom has tile floor,
arranged for shower bath medicine cab
met plateglass shelves and towel rods:
Nu-Tile roof guaranteed ten years, ce-
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TIMBER LANDS WANTED.

/ AN IN TT1f MARKE'T for a tract Of
hardwood timber Must be a good
percentage OF oak I viii buy any size
tract that Is large enough to authorize
anything OF the kind, communicate with
me at once. | prefer to deal with the
owner Address h, Box 300, care
American
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POULTRY. PET AND LIVE STOCK.


CHOICE moon s0ws~Befks6lres
and Poland China; kyesr-old Po-
land China sow, registered; now safe in
farrow; $40. healthy and sound. Other
Berkshires from $25 10 $50 Closing out
sale order quick. East Lake Stock
Farm. Box 80, Dalton. Ga
REGISTERED Duroc- Jersey pigs are
the beet for the South. Write for
pHeof, credit extended. White Runner
dhcks and White Orpington chickens,
stock and eggs for sale reasonable. JEFF
ferson Farms, Albany, Go.
Plants and Seeds.
j. c MCMILLAN, JR., SEED CO. %
South Broad ST. Phones Main $40,
Atlanta sl2
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS;
$3.50 PER 1000; sl.25 PER 5000
LOTS 10000 LOTS, 81 per 1000
MCMILLAN BROS. SEED CO,
70 s. BROAD ST
-. Poultry. Plants ana seeds.
FOR extra fine cotton seed, seed corn,
fancy registered Berkshire hogs, Jer-
sey cattle. collie dogs and poultry, write
10 Fairview Farm. Palmetto. Ga
II ~ ia CtFININGCt 4, 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

NEW YORK Sept - Further cor
robOration 81 reports that Russia has
been landing troops on Belgian coil
b. way Of England and Scotland.
reached New York today when Dr.
Daniel Elliott Of Newark. ". j., a
passenger on the steamship Cedric.
declared he Witnessed movement On
troop trains conveying Russians
through England Tho Cedric arrived
from Liverpool with 1860 passengers.
including many American refugees
Dr Elliott would not say 90 what
part Of England he was when he saw
the troop trains. He estimated the
number Of the Russians a. more than
90 900 and declared they had come By
way Of Northern Scotland and were
on their way to the English channel 20
embark for the continent
Passengers who arrived on the
Mauritania from Liverpool yesterday
brought the first information concern.
inF the reported transportation Of
Russians to Belgium BY way Of Bri
tish territory and mail advioes from
london today told 81 $4,000 Russian
troops having reached France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
FAVORITES WON
CLARKSBURG RACES

cLARRsBURG, w. VA. Sept. A.
Favorites won the best money OF the
lake Erie trotting circuit races al to-
gay nesting OF the Central West vir-
ginia fair. II was the last day OF the
fair and a good get away crowd attend
sd. The track was in splendid shape
The 2:20 trot which went fve heats
was an Interesting event and "a was tax
en- by sweetheart a Pittsburgh horse
from Tod Temple, the ruling favorite IN
close hniehes. The summaries:
first Event-2G2o Troti STAKE $1,000.
sweetheart, b. m, by Hy-
droRen fKarns) 80. u
Tod Temple. br T. by
Todd Mac (Maliow) 4 a q
The Right. b. m. by The
Exponent tRuble) - q
Time 2.i6h, 2:16E. 21sH. 2:i7H
second Evsnt-a1s Pace; stan. n no
Little Alfred. br. = BY Rad
Hal Nuthurst, b. e.. byNut-
hurst tRuhieJ .. .
Joe II. q. BY Lnrfby the
Great CWhitehead) -. "a Z
Third nysnt-a1s Trots star. 81 900.
Farmer Gentry b. H.. BY John
X Gentry (EarinR) 1900. 1
Lucy Patchen. b. m. BY The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
FALL OF LEMBERG
NOW CONFIRMED
OffieIaI Affirmation Of Capture Of
Austrian City by Russians
10 Made.

PARIS. Sept. - The capture on
Lemburg. capital Of Austrian Galicia,
by the Russians. is confirmed officially
here.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-The military
attache of the Russian embassy today
issued from the Russian consulate
here the following Official statement.
which he received from Petrograd (St.
Petersburg):
THE fortress OF Lwow has been TAX
en- by the Russian army"
Lwow. which is the Slavish for
Lemberg. is the capital OF Galicia.
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FAST DOUBLE
BILL EXPECTED
oEovE TEAsrs cLAsE isoxDAv
Dame WIN Ne Played on the Elm Grove
0rounoe During the Afternoon
Zig Crowd Ezpscted.

What r. expected to prove one OF the
fastest and most interesting games OF
the season will be staged on the Elm
Grove grounds Monday afternoon. when
the Hodshon and the p. & L. G. teams
meet In a double header. So far this
season these teams. which by the way
have not met before. have been-playing
an article OF ball that f. hard to beat
and III the players keep up their reputa-
lions this viii be one OF the prettiest
anairs ever staged on an out the pike
ball grounds.
Taken all in all tho two teams are
evenly matched. and each has a pair OF
piGheTs. who are among the best in the
vicinity or wheeling. In one OF these
games Rogerson will oppose Rentch and
IN the other Biggs will oppose Costello.
Doth OF the former ars port siders and
notn OF the latter southpaws Biggs and
costello have opposed each other in a
previous game during the season. the
game being won by the Hodshon team
from Triadelphia by the score OF two TO
nothing, IL T. expected that a record
the game.
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Obitu ary
Wise Obseouiex

Prosecuting Attorney X. NJ. Addle-
man and family left last evening at
1880 O'Clock to attend the funeral OF
the formers sister. Mrs. Ella Wise, at
Mckeesport. Pa Mrs. Wise died
Thursday evening following an ex-
tended illness OF pneumonia and at
tendant diseases. The deceased was
In the forty-fourth year of her age.
She was the daughter OF Soloman
and Nancy Addleman. and was born
in Pennsylvania.
She was married to William Wise.
who survives her. She is also sur
yfved by the following children: Mrs.
Stella Watson. OF Fairmont, and
Mary. Cora. Harry and William at
home. She is survived by the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters: Prose
cutting Attorney r. NJ. Addleman. of
this city: J. Curtain Addleman. OF
Parkersville. Pa: Irs. Elibabeth
Gayman. Of Mariana. Pa. and Mrs.
Bessie May Hawkins. OF Mariana.
Pa Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at the late residence
near Charlton, Pa. and interment will
be In Mckeesport cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
KRAFT CASE
Local Es-Fireman Charged With In
eendiarism, TO Be Given Prelin-
mary Hearing To-day.

George A. Kraft. charged with com
plicity in the several incendiary fires
In South Wheeling. and who is now
out on bail OF $4,000. will receive a
hearing this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
before Squire W. +. Wickham I'M
less the defendants attorney. S. o.
Boyce, valves a hearing and places
his clients case directly before the
grand jury. Rumors to the effect that
the State would ask that he be taken
directly before the grand jury were
denied by Assistant Prosecuting At
torney ID. A. Mckee last night. The
State has summoned quite a number
OF witnesses against the man. but he
does not seem to be worried over the
possible outcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

AMATEUR AND SEMI
PRO. GAMES TODAY.
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
park.
AOundsviue VS.. Patterson ana
Elm Grove at Elm Grove.
hoose, NO. ca. vs.. McMechen Blue
M1rtins Ferry A c. W.. Martins
TeIry Elks, min nsld. Martins
Wensburg Giants va Wing. n. q
II. fede<als. at WellsburR.
Central A Q. w. II. Bottles, at
Maynard vs.. colsrain. at coleraln.
SUNDAY
&C. A 2. Of nena1ro Va. Pinch Run
sellnire A. q. VS.. Pittsburgh
Giants, a. Bellairo.
4 n. c. va. Dilionvale, at Dillon
Moose va. Brilliant, at brilliant
Glen Lawn vs.. wing. N 4 p Ped
erals At Tunnel Green.
4eMeehea Blue Sox vs.. Duny
team at Duny, Ohio.
LABOR DAY
g. A. C OF Bellaire VI. Pinch Run
t2l at Pinch Run.
p. = z. q. VS.. Hodshons (2) 1T
Beilaire A: c. W. Pittsburgh
-E3l5agelphia w. Glen Lawn at
I A c. vs.. DnlonvaIo (a) at M
Moose W. Tiltonville. n. th. Pan.
Welisburg Giants vs. Rock sprin9s
(al at Rock Springs park.
wig. n y. PedoralG vs. Spring.
held (ohiol EioomCr CirlE 151 IN
1rlana tEn park
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PITTSBURGH TEAM
Giants 81 SMOKY city VIII Clash via,
neiiaire Team SUNDAY
and MONDAY

Hallf pltfshurrh Giants. one Of the
laaiNet colorcd base ball team in Wesf.
rru InuuHVlvauia Will BE- h. Relate
SUNDAY and Monday. 90 play tho Afhie-
NCa n series ~ two ramfa Roth rarras.
VIII hn staged on fhf sixteenth street
grounds. ln Heilnire. and great ~rD,rf-
ere fNrcrfed fu attend Tho gfarfa
visited Heiiaire few weeks ago arf
were -detcatcd BY the Athletics b. n
email margin.
The rer0nd rauc will BE- played On
Labor DAY. which Will b. fHr 0rfv a.
traction in Hailnfra Mararar rs.-t,
kennedy has strong quartet Of ball
turnrra f0 select from In Nruharff
frnrhf Mathews and TfvnrHr arf
Eellairn VIII make great efforts 10 ~an-
fure both ran1ra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
OUTLINE CAMPAIGN.

The Progressive county executive
committee met last night IN the party
headquarters and appointed a speak
ers' committee and outlined the cam
paign for the various districts Those
on the speakers committee are Mr.. ].
C. Sili. Hon. George A. LAughlin and
Mr. b. ] Smith. Two appointments
for candidates. we're made. A JUS
tice OF the peace IN Richland district.
and a school commissioner in Wash.
lngton. Neither Of the names could
be learned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
AMENDMENTS ADOPTED

WASHINGTON. Sept Z. 90 Amend
ments 70 the administration merchant
marine bill agreed upon at a White
House conference several days ago
we're adopted today by the house mer
chant marine committee. Ships bought
by the government company would be
available a. naval auxiliaries. Yes
sells az present I'm the navy and under
the control OF the Panama railroad
company. which might be available
for merchant trade. would be turned
over 70 the new shipping company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
MANY AT FIGHT
L.arrs Crowd o. Local Fight Pans H
pected - 60 20 gtsubsnvflls
Monday 70 See nouta.

one % the largest crowds that ever
attended a boxing show FRI gteubouvilIe
81 expected % turn out Labor Dny night
nf Central rink Nfruheuvil1n. when
Ui0n bantam weight 81 ohio. and the
middle west. viii clash Tor the second
time within r. month. Tor the purpose
~ deciding which one ~ them shall
wfar the crown that now adorun the
bean ~ Miller. a. their first meeting
lr HfruheuFille the end wac unaaffafac-
tory % the fighters. the crowd and the
club. % they were matched f0r o. meet
ing % decide who la the best man.
Harfy Shan. the popular afruhruvlIla
fighter. and who On fnv1rffo fr the
Ohio valley iH down on the card Tor on
eight round engagement with Eff
Powers. IRE hard hitting Mcdonald
Tighter. These boys have never met.
1uf fnve been after each other FOR o.
long dine. a rir round bout ulf open
the show firHf bout begins At 40
sharp. Special ears On aii lines
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COSSACKE LANDED
CcOntiausd Prom ri-st Page,


type, are so mounted that Il would
be impossible for the Germans TO
mount their siege artillery close
enough to smother their fire.
The spirit Of everyone here, sol
der as we'll as civilian, 10 one Of
utter defiance toward the German
Invaders.
That the Germans will not halt
at Paris unless the allied armies
give them battle in front Of the
city was considered certain here
to-day.
The city is very nervous
There are no high government Of
fetal left. Officials still here
have no actual knowledge Of con-
ditions at the front.
Meanwhile the exodus from the
city continues, but with the rail.
way line TO the north and west
bioeksded most Of the travel Of
necessity Is toward the south.
There is no doubt that the VI
cinity Of Paris will be a real bat
tleeround within the next few
days The main German army 10
expected to attempt TO force the
allies 20 give battle almost at the
Gates Of the city.
" they do not succeed then the
Germans will undoubtedly press
on against the Freneh-EnpIlsh
column while concentrating their
attack on Paris, at one partleu-
lar point.
70 Is now realized that Ger
many never contemplated the
complete investment Of Paris.
Their operations II they reach
the city~-will be a repetition Of
those az Namur. The fire Of their
enormous batteries Of selae artil-
iery, the greatest guns Of modern
times, will be concentrated on
one fortified position at a time.
The French losses In the three
days battle which eliminated In
the taking Of Amie were
enormous.
The French lines held against
the German attack when the
plans Of the staff were followed,
and the forces remained on the
defensive.
There was az all times a natu-
raj retirement The French air
scouts reported that the enemy
far outnumbered the defenders,
and. In accordance with the ar
ranged plans, the French noveu
slowly backward, making a wide
detour 20 draw the main German
army we'll away from the city.
After hmeins. the next stand
was Piequiany. eight miles fur
ther south. Enroute the French
destroyed great sections Of the
highway, the tunnels and all
bridges but this hardly percep-
tibly checked the Germans,
whose transport 10 wonderful.
They replaced all destroyed
bridges with temporary strue-
lures almost immediately.
French troops have been pass
Ing through Paris for the last
three days, headed toward the
battle lines which protect the
capital from the German advance.
The resumption Of the German
offensive is awaited a. any NOM
ent. The confidence o. the
French has strengthened. u is
felt that the strsteaicai problem
Of the allies is 20 select the rioht
plan and the right moment Tor
counter offensive movement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
TORPEDO BOAT OF
BRITISH Is LOST
Censor Lets Through Additional m
formation About DoEtructiou
o. ounboat and vessel

LONDON. Sept. Additions 90 the
official communication REGARDING the
torpedo Eunboat Speedy. says:
The missing include the skipper and
TOUT men q the Linadcil. Two men were
seriously injured.
The remainder Of the crew OF the
Lindeell had been picked up b. the
Speedy before the latter STRUCK q e.cond
mine
The SPEEDY was an old torpedo gun
boat u 30 tons and prior 20 the declare
ton ot war she vas engaged IN fishery
protection IN the North Sea"
This additional fnforrnafion. rsrarf-
inr the probable loss Of the torpedo
Eunboat Speedy Of the British navy and
% merchant vessel Of some Kind Be- All
the British censors have thus far per-
United % come through.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT

CONNEAUT LAKE.Pa Sept. t.-This
was get away" day for the Lake PRE-
ClIeuit meeting here MadEe Fuller won
thursday after three heats. by taking
three straight heats to-day she WIS
not among the heat winners Thursday.
straight heats. Summary
1slf pace purse $500. Madga Ftiiier
won Dandy K. second: Jack Johnaon
third. Best time. 1:1BH.
z;zo pace. purse $500. Doctor Dfrect-
" won Esther H.. second. George y
third. Best time. 2:1gE.
mile running. purse $50. Lawsuit
won okoloma. second. Manarer A.cb
third. Time f.03N.
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P. & E. G. TODAY
WI Play Fast Moundsvino Team on
the Elm Grove QroundB-aood
Game 10 Expected

Afrangements were completed last
q INNS Tor game between the Mounds
lr' ma patterson and Elm Grove base
~ hlle the down the river boys nave NOT
pL.tf4 az many games as some 0f fbe
luef feul-uru teams OF this vfcinlf,
tnef nave one 81 the fastest teams III
~, valley and one that is well able
W t.Ae care or itself iu any game Just
lt'nL VIII select Co. work AGAINST the
u 1Nhir Niiln team has not al vet been
le.lo'.L l-entnerwupd end Nelly. wh1
gre % present af the TnIrergIf, Nm
W 20 rahd Tor The ramr AN piaver1
YL w. p. O. team are REQUESTED to
ID u w % I'd 'i''Af
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
PLAY GLEN LAWN
rriadeiphia Base Bau Team win c1..b
with Strong Local Team
This hftcrn10n

The Trindeiuhia and Glen Tav-p 49,.
hall teams Wlll cross hats this Afternoon
nh the tprmorF grounds In what prom
-,- ~ 10 one OF the beet games ~ the
Hefann- The Glen lawn team has
r. leaned 90 on practically an the teams
thet lt has played eo far this season
ehh NE out tne pike aggregation has
nNun IhFMlNr ln fnr rrUrfrr unrfsrf ifa
rHugH Rust and Wagner wiz form
fhe battery Tor Triadriphia Tho game
VIII ho called promptly 40 3.80 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
FOUR GAMES
Island Athletic Club win Play Hod-
shons To-day and Dillonvale
Sunday and Monday.

-Four fast games within three days II
the card that Is arranged for the Island
Athletic Club base ball team Each of
the games viii test the strength OF the
team TO the utmost ss the team will
face strong and fast teams on each day
This afternoon on the Island ball park
the Hodshons will be fought for the
city championship Richardson and
Tterney viii form the battery for the
I. a. @ team.
sunday afternoon the Island lads will
clash with the Dilionva1c team on tho
lattcr's grounds and Monday afternoon
double header will be played between
the two teams on the Dillonvale
grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
ARGUMENTS HEARD.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Sept a.
The West Virginia Supreme Court Of
Appeals. sitting here. to-day heard ar.
guments IN the case OF r. Graham
Wilson. well known farmer OF this
place. who r. under sentence OF IA
years IN the penitentiary for assault.
Ing Miss Kate p. Turner IN june.
1913 The argument was on an ap-
peal By Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
HORSE KILLED
When Trolley Car and Ohio valley
Dairy Company Wagon Comes
Together IN Martins Ferry.

Yesterday morning about . o'clock
Lawrence Eiesbecll. driver for the Ohio
valley Dairy Company. Of Martins Ferry
had "a narrow escape from death when a
car crashed into his wagon on Broad
way. Martins Ferry Hts horse. how
ever. received n broken back and died
shortly after. The wagon was entirely
demolished and the windows IN the
front 81 the car broken. Spectators
blame the accident ON the driver. they
claiming that the motorman arnF his
bell several times.
Russia has 2.124.2OO acres planted
in sugar bcets