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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
MURDER CHARGE
Young Woman In Jail CHARGED With
Killing Husband-compsnion
Also Held.

TRENTON. y. j.. July 1G.-Mrs.
virginia BarDato. twenty-five years OF
age, is in the Mercer county Jail 20.
nlght awaiting eXtradition to Beverly
Mass. to answer the charge of hay.
ms killed her husband. Gaetano. Mrs
BarbatO has her eighteen-months- old
child with her. Gaetano Divaio IL
held In the Somerset county Jail to
answer the same charge as Mrs Bar.
batO. The woman was placed under
arrest at Princeton to-day. while hi.
yaio was apprehended AZ Rocky Hill
Barbato was lured to n woods by
the two alleged murderers on the pre-
tense Of picking berries. and then
stabbed to death. Mrs Barbato and
Bivaio then fed TO this State. locating
al Princeton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
PASSED EXAMS
T~enty-one Applicants For Embalrn.
ers License Are sUeeessfui-one
Wheeling Man IN List

special Dispatch to the fntciiirsrcer
PARKERSBURG. W. Va July IG -
The state Board Of Emhalmors In
session here today announced that
twenty ono applicants for cmbaImers
hccnacs bad passed the required OK.
aminafiOna The successful appft.
cants from Wheeling district being.
Richard D Mccoy. Wheeling. Wilbur
Hcslop. Martins Ferry Howard VII.
son. bridgeport, and Nasal steele.
Chester
he board also rcacindcd ifs former
rule regulating tho transportation Of
dead bodies within tho state and pro.
vidcd that in tho future an ordinary
packing case could 10 used FOR thls
purpose instead ~ specially d..
signed case a. IN tnc past
The West Virginia Funeral Dirc~.
tors adjourned their annual session
here today after selecting Webster
Springs a. the next meeting place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
WILLIAM Arm AND HARRY
PURDl SHOT DOWN By
Al MOORE.
Arm Died Instantly and Purdy
Lived But Few Minutes.
Moore Escapes \
REWARD INCREASED

a special meeting OF the Marshall
county court was held last nigh,
and the reward for the capture OF
Al Moore. alleged murderer. Was
increased 10 $500. This followed
the announcement % the prose.
cutting attorney. who acted for the
court In making the reward 5000
Instead of 500 as was first an.
nounced
Al late hour last night. n was
reported that Moore was seen trav.
elling toward the hills. on the Ohio
side of the river. n II Thought
that he intends To harricade him.
SELF there and give battle 20 the
pursuing officers.
Twenty-nYe residents of Mounds
vile are armed with Winchester
rifles and are hot In pursuit of
the fleeing man. They have been
given permission by the officials TO
aid In the search.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
NEW HAVEN WILL NOT SELL
B. & M. TO MASSACHUSETTS
FLOOD
In Pennsylvania County Does Damage
Estimated at $5o,0oo-Flood
Follows cloudburst.

YORK. Pa. July 16.-Bull Run Hol.
low. three miles south OF Long Level.
this county was swept last night by
a food which caused property dam.
age estimated at nearly $4,000.
Twenty houses were moved from their
foundations and dozen others swept
into the Susquehanna river. Thous-
ands Of dollars worth Of tobacco was
lost and many head Of livestock per
ished The flood followed clOudburst
which converted the stream Of Bull
Run into a raging torrent The houses
we're all Of frame and offered very
little resistance 10 the rushing water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
FAMILIES OF BLANQUET AND
HUERTA AT PUERTO MEXICO
INDICTMENT
To Be Returned Against Mrs. carman
Todsy-Will Not Be First Degree
Jury Completes Work.

Minnesota, y Y. July 16 - The
grand jury which has been lnvestigat-
ing the murder Of Mrs. Louise Bailey
IN the Office Of DR. Edwin Carman al
FreepOrt. ended its Investigation 10.
day without having given Mrs Flor
ence Conklin Carman. wife Of the
physician. now under arrest I'm con.
ity 10 tell her story.
Mineola officials expect an indict-
ment In the case tomorrow IL was
late In the day when the grand iurv
announced 10 would hand uD its find.
inEs 10 Justice Van Siclen In the Grim.
inal branch of the supreme court to-
morrow afternoon.
Expectation Of an Indictment sIso
was based upon reports persistent in
the court house after the grand Jury
adjourned. An indictment. 10 one
were found. 10 was said would be-
likely to charge Mrs Carmen. not
with murder but with manslaurbter
In the hrst degree.
Various Reports Circulated
various other reports regarding the
grand jury probable action were in
circulation after that bodys adjourn.
mcnt
Il cannot divulrc the decision Of
the grand jury 10 ia not propcr Tor
me 70 do so.' said District Attorney
smith
In case an indictment charging
Mrs. Carman with a lesser degree Of
homicide than murder ln the nrst de-
gree De- reported ! will be perfectly
Eatished Co have her released on
100000 bail for trial think such o.
sum is sufficient. and upon no cir
cumFianccs viii I oppose bail"
George VI Levy. counsel for Mrs
tarnan. in reply 10 a question a. 20
what tho Grand iury had dome aaff
You see I'm smiling. don't youg
] wouldn't be- " on Indictment charr-
ing murder in tho first degree was
about 20 bo handed up against mv
client That's an Z am AZ liberty 10
cay"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
TO SETTLE STRIKE
state ofheisls EndesVorins to Com
pose Strike Existing Since
First Of Year.

HAZLETON. Pa. July Is. - John
Price Jackson, head of the state de-
pariment OF labor. and Or. Steese. of
the board OF mediation OF that body.
came here TODAY in further effort TO
settle trolley strike. which has been
on since The frst OF the wear They
held a conference with the officials OF
the Lehigh Traction company and
Iater met representatives OF the men.
Mr. Jackson returned TO Harrisburg
tonight but DR.. Steese will remain un.
III tomorrow. The strike situation re.
mains practically the same and from
nIeS.nt Indications the contest will be
fought out on the lines Indicated in
the attitude Of each side since the
inception Of the trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
PRISONER CA AUGHT
Convict Working on Road Makes Dash
For Liberty and ls Captured
After Wild Chase.

special dispatch to The Intelligence.
FA1RMONT. W. Va July TG=
Deputy sheriff Bainbr.dge fred 10 Kiln
when Lee Trimble. n negro serving
time on the county roads attempted TO-
escape Bainbridgc had ten men work.
inC roads az New Dakota. TumhIc
watched his chance and ran Balm
bridge fred several shots Blood.
hounds we're called and frailod the
negro for several hours County oil
hCers in an sections were notified
and Trimhlo was captured by Con.
stable skinner. At Grant Town d.
miles distant. several hours later
Tr.mblc said tho bullets ohistIed pasf
bis head a. he ran and DO expected 90
be Killed but was too frightened 20
stop running le was serving eight
months for robbery and will get six
months additional time for attempting
TO escape Sheriff Conway has
schakles ordered which are expected
TO arrive AZ any time DE Will then
work large force OF prisoners ON
the county roads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
CHILDREN DROWN
Boy Makes Gallant Effort 20 Save
Two Little Girls and All Three
Go Down Together.

EASTON. Pa. July 16 - Two girls
and boy were drowned In "A flooded
quarry hole near here today. They
were floating on a raft when ~ M
set The boy. who could swim. made
gallant EFFORT 60 save the girls but
FanK with them. Some small com
shore
The victims we're Pearl Wagner ga
Arlington Alderman. I and bis sis
fcr Ethel Alderman. 1t All lived al
West Pen Argyll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
DIRECTORS REAFFIRM FORM
Err DECISION AT MEET
ING YESTERDAY.
Inferred That Negotiations Have
Been ReOpened With Wash
ingtOn For More Time.

NEW YORK. July 1s-By unani-
nous vote The directors OF the New
York. New Haven a Hartford Rail
road Company. az a special meeting
to-day. decided 10 stand by their de-
cisiOn not 20 sell to the state OF
Massachusetts, their holdings OF Bos-
ton a. Maine railroad stock under the
terms imposed by that state In the
language Of the officials statement
the directors have neither recedrd
from their position nor closed the
door 10 further negotiations"
The terms imposed by the state OF
Massachusetts, in connection with tn.
sale Of the New Haven's Boston A.
Maine stock contain the provision
that each certificate must bear a stip-
ulatiou on The part of the purchaser
that he Will soil bic shares % the
state of Massachusetts, az any time
named The New Haven directors
took the sround in recent official
statement that compliance with this
condition would render the stock un-
desirable az purchase on any far
basis
Receivership Denied
Emphatic denial was made of the
rumors recently current that applica.
tion for q friendly rcceivership was
President James Hustis who pre-
sided az tOdays meeting In tho ab-
scncc of Chairman Howard Elliott.
now taking n vacation. declined 10
amplify TIE formal statement dealing
with the Boston a Maine situation
70 was inferred however. that the
New Haven directors had opened ne
cotiafions with the department Of jus
fiCo a. Washington on this point and
that further extension Of time
might b. rrantcd by the federal au.
Q fhoritics pending an adjustment Of
fhie question Tho only direct refer.
rncc 20 the arrairnmrnt ~ the former
by tho interstate com.
uDrCr commission. was contained In
Do" bare announcement that commit.
Toe OF three was Co be appointed 10
consideration and make known its
conclusion To- the board at a future
meeting
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tcontinusd on rage HinsJ
CAUGHT At COLUMBUS.

-rrriqi fHeuHfrh fn fHr frfrIIIrrura-.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. July -fG ADex-
ter Bradley. employed hy a local com.
uguy. has been arrested ON warrant
from the Federal Court at RIuenoId
West virginia Ue d. out on bond
Bradley has been indicted by the unit.
ed States court az Nlucheld charged
with destruction of Government prop
crty. Hr will be taken 10 West Vir.
Einia for hearing at the October
term of the court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
SAW MOORE SHOT.

Prosecuting Attorney J. o. Par.
riott. OF Marshall county, stated
last evening. There 10 no doubt az
TO the Identity Of Al Moore as the
man who fired tks shots that killed
william Arm and Harry L. Pur.
dey - MoundsVille. At least three
eyewitnesses of the shooting are
known, and reward OF $500 has
been offered for his capture" He
also stated that Mr.. Musqrave.
keeper OF the bloodhounds at Fair.
mont. would arrive on tain No. 2
az Moundsville this rornIna al
SOY o'clock, and that he expected
the immediate capture OF the fuoi.
tive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
ASK FOR RECEIVER.

WILMINGTON. Del. July Is An.
pication for the appointment Of re-
Ccivcr for the United Retail Grocery
stores company. a Delaware corpora
tion having offices ln tho oliver Build
ing. Pifteburrh. was filed before Chan
Cellor Curtis today. and argument will
be heard July %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
BECK KWETH Ma MED
AdIutant General Bond Selects As.
sistant Who Succeeds Captain
Wood Who Resigned

CHARLESTON. W Va. July Is =
Adiufsnt General John - Bond to-
uight announced the appointment of
Captain s r. g. Beckwoth. Of Park
rsbufE. a. assistant 10 the adiutant
general Vice Captain Charles 4
Wood. resifned Captain Wood ro.
turns 20 the tax commissioner Of
hC0 TO resume the position a. an
auditor. q position he formerly held
Captain Bcckwoth will assume his
new duties at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
THIRTY KILLED

NORFOLK Va July fG Thirty
people are reported killed az the re-
suit ot collision between n trolley
car and "a Nirriuian railroad freight
train % crossing about three miles
from Norfolk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
KILLED BY TROLLEY.

HARRISBURG. Pa. July Is. Mrs.
w. G. APPLETON. of Dubbs Falls. n. Y.
was instantly killed by n trolley car
at Mount Holly Springs TODAY 4 cav
struck her as IL was rounding n cnrya
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
toontinu.d on PsFs TsnJ


WAsHruoToN. Juiv is-rorseast.
Weat NtrFinia--Loca1 thumdsrahovera
ftlesyi saturday PROBABLY fair
Dmo ana western Pennaytvania-
[erIy ctomdy Followed ~ local thunder
showsrs Endayi not nuits 90 warm:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
CARBAJAL TO Retire IN FAVOR OF gen,
CARRANZA; PEACE IN MEXICO IN sight
NEW PRESIDENT MAKES PO-
SiTION CLEAR IN MES
SAGE TO FRIEND.
Only Desires 10 Save Further
Bloodshed-Bryan Pleased
With Message.

WASHINGTON. July 10.
frsneiseo Carbsjal. successor TO
General Huerts az provisional
president of Mexico today advised
the United States government
informally that he Intended TO re-
tire In favor of General Carranxa.
the eonstitutionaiist chief. Mr..
Carbsjsi wishes only that a aen-
ersl amnesty be proclaimed and
protection given 20 the property
of those who oppose the eonstity-
tionslists.
This statement Of the attitude
of Huerts's successor. together
with the announcement from Mon
terey that Csrranxa was .iIIinq
20 enter into neqotistions y.itS
CsrbaJsl relative 70 the transfer
of authority at Mexico City was
regarded here tonight IS praeti.
ealy assuring a cessation of hos
tiltties and the restoration OF
peace In Mexico.
The views OF Mr.. Carba iaI were ex-
planned detail 10 Secretary Bryan
to-day by Jose Castellot. former
member OF the Mexican senate. wHo
called Al the state department with a
personal telegram which he had re-
setved through the Mexican embassy
II Was the nrst communication be
tween the American government an1
Tue CaTDaJal administration Tne
message Incidentally revealed tnal
Generals Huerta and Blanquet. now
en- route to Puerto Mexico. are plan
ming TO 90 10 Europe. The com.
munication. addressed 20 Mr.. CasteI-
lot, personal friend of tho new
president. was dated last night. and
follows:
The Message.
II have Just takeE The oath OF OF =
nee az president OF the republic. Gen
erals Huerta and Blanquct departed
tonight for Europe. I desire to make
II known with emphasis that my only
purpose Is TO facilitate a solution OF
the grave problems which weigh
upon our countr I have not the
slightest ambition for myself. and
merely wish 10 terminate the inter-
nal conflict OF our country. Please
give me your impression OF the situ-
alton In Washington. (Signed)
Francisco CarhajaI"
This message. Mr.. CASTILLO cx
planned. meant that Mr. Carbajal had
'ken office only as means ol
hridging the gap from the Huerta 10
the Constitutionalists and that the
rev president had no desire TO remain
in Office.
Secretary Bryan thanked Mr.. Cas-.
tellot for the information he brought
and told him that while recognition
tcontinued ea Page EiEht)
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BRYAN COMES OUT STRONG
FOR VOTES FOR WOMEN"
STANDS SQUARELY ON PRIN-
CIPLE THAT 1T Is
WOMAN'S RIGHT.
Would Ask No Right For Himself
That He WOuld Not Grant
to His Wife.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. July I6-
secretary Bryan. in a formal state
ment issued tonight. came out for
woman suffrage. He declared that he
would ask no political right for him
sell that he was not willing to grant
his wife. and announced his Intention
OF supporting the proposed State con
sutuuonal amendment extending the
franchise 10 women. TO be voted upon
In Nebraska next November.
Woman. Mr.. Bryan said. had proved
herset equal to every responsibility
imposed upon her. and would not fail
society IN this emergency Above all
other arguments in favor OF giving her
the ballot he placed the right Of the
mother 10 voice in the moulding Of
ihe environment Of her children. The
mother. the secretary said can lust.
" claim the right 10 employ every
weapon which can be- made effective
Tor the protection Of those whose in
terests she guards. ard the ballot will
put within her reach an Of the instru-
mentalues OF government. including
The police power
erysn's Statement.
The statement follows. IN part.
The voters Of Nebraska will at tho
election next November. adopt or re-
jet proposed amendment cxtpudirl
suffrage % women on equal forms
win men. As q citizen of that state.
q viii De my duty 10 participate in
the decision 10 be- rendered at the
polls. ] have delayed EXPIRE ssiue AM
opinion on this subject. partly because
J have been seeking Information and
partly because wy time has been oc.
cuWed with national questions upon
which the entire country was acting
but now that the issue is presented i'm
my state take my position I shall
support the amendment I shall ask
no political rights for myself that /
am not willing 10 grant my wife.
Ae man and woman are co tenants
~ the earth and must work out their
destiny together. the presumption fa
on The side Of equality Of treatment in
all mat pertains 10 their Joint life
and lts opportunities The burden of
proof is on those who claim for one
an advantage over the other in deter.
mining the conditions under which
both shall live This claim has not
nern established en- the matter of sus
IraFe ON tho contrary. the obicc-
llpha raised 90 woman suffrage appear
70 nc 10 Do invalid. while the arru.
menis advanced On support ~ tho
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-05
GENERAL RAINS
STOP MANY GAMES

New York. June S. - After nearly
three weeks of almost uninterrupted
fair weather, Major League baseball
encountered inclement conditions I'M
usual to June yesterday with the re-
suit that in the two junior organiza-
tons only one game was played-the
Chicago Cleveland American league at
Chicago.
With two exceptions, yesterdays
were the only postponements Of big
league games since May 10, the clubs
for the most part having been favored
with conditions ideal for the game
from mid-May to date. after an I'M
usually cold n stormy early sea-
son. The two interim postponements
were on May q, when the Brooklyn
Nationals were unable to play at Pitts
burgh and the Chicago New York
American league game at the polo
grounds likewise was postponed be-
cause of a heavy shower.
Dou~ble-headers, necessitated by the
early postponements. had been pretty
well played off in the American lague
n considerable progress in the same
direction had been made in the Ma
! tional when yesterdays general rain
came to start the double bill program
all over again.
Minor leagues in the east were af-
ficted with the Majors yesterday, only
one International league game being
possible, while the entire schedules of
the eastern association and New York
state leagues were rendered void for
the day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-05
AMERICAN G
White sox Shut Out Maps.

Chicago, June 5.-Scott allowed,
only two Cleveland players to reach
first base. One got a hit and the
other drew a pass. Both were thrown
out stealing. Jackson was the only
man who spoiled SCOTS chances of
a no-hit game. He opened the sec
ond inning with a celan single to left!
Chicago's runs were scored in the
first inning. Weaver singled and
Blackburn sacrificed. Weaver moved
up on a passed ball and Collins walk
ed. Collins was caught off first base!
by Banding, and when Johnston hit
Banding with the ball trying to eaten
Weaver off third, the latter scored.
Collins took second and scored ON
Chase's single. Score: r. h: Il:
Cleveland .............. .
Chicago ~
Observation-Disclosures and O'Neil;
Scott and Schalk.
st. Louis-Detroit-Rain.
Washington-New York-Raln
Observation-Disclosures.
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Read The Forum for
Latest i'm Baseball
Pitchers Battle Was
! Won by Craingrowers
at Winona Yesterday

Winona, Mimi, June 5.-Although
allowing but three hits to the Grain
growers, Winona's recruit pitcher,
Shourds, hurting his first professional
game, was forced to bow to the visi-
tors by the score of 2 to /. 1t was
not his fault however for after allow
ing a single hit in the first inning the
visitors did not get a semblance Of a
hit thereafter until the eighth inning
when they CLEANED two and coupled
with Fautchs' error pushed two runs
across the pan and enough to win the
game. DuMont throwing for Unglaub
also pitched a remarkable game al
lowing but five hits up until the time
he was sent to the bench in the eighth
inning to make way for Maupin.
The Champs started the scoring in
the second inning when Fautsch the
first man up sent a singing double
which vas followed Immediately by a
single from Phillips netting the home
team their only tally of the game. All
went well until the eighth Inning
when Murphy, Winona's old catcher
and the first one to bat slammed out
a long double over left fielder Col
Inns head. Dye then hit to the pitcher
but the latter in trying to catch
Murphy at third failed and both men
were safe. Murphy scored on Ander-
sons single Dye being thrown out at
third. DuMont then reached the
initial station on Fautsch's error and
Anderson scored. DuMont was forced
at second by Schiller and DeRose end
ed the inning by flying out.
Winona threatened in the eighth and
had the bases filled with two men
down when Manager Unglaub called
upon Maupin to finish the inning, and
he pulled out of a tight hole. Fautsch
was at bat n DuMont had given him
two balls and not strikes but Maupin
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-05
Kaws Take Close One.

Kansas City. Mo. June 5.-Chlcagos
errors and C~hadbourn's home run gave
the locals a victory over the visitors
Stone, who was on the mound for Kan
sas City, pitched a good game. keep
ing the twelve Chicago hits we'll scat
tered.
The locals got away to a two run
lead in the first inning when Stanleys
tumble of StovalIs grounder with run
ners on second and third, permitted
C%hadbourn and Kenworthy to shore. In
the second Inglsby, Easterly and stone
and Blocks throw to left field gave
the locals two more.
In the fourth. an infeld out and
DWELLINGS, double with two men on
bases, gave the visitors two runs. An
other was added in the fifth, Derringer
making a poor throw to second with
the bases full. Chadbourn's home run
gave the locals their last count in the
Seventh. Singles by Beck, Wickland
and Farrell score the final Chicago
run in the eigth. Score:
R. H. e.
Ghieago Gitv Z !
Batteries-Sherman, Fisk, LanSe.
Wilson n Block; Stone and Easterly.
Buffalo-Brooklyn and Baltimore
Pittsburgh games postponed on account
of rain.
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Score by innings:
F-M ...........e.0 90 oOoO2 o.
Winona ..........0 0 0 0 0 0 O-1
Two base hits-DeRose, Fautsch,
Murphy; sacrifice hit-Connell; double
plays, Dumont to Dye to Unglaub,
Fautsch to Wiegent to Hanschu; struck
out by Shourd 2, by Dumont 2; bases
on balls, off Shourds 2, Schinzel l; off
NJ 0; hit by pitcher, Schneider, Fautsch,
Time of game $50. Umpire, McGarry;
stolen bases-Handschu, SCHUYLER and
Fautsch.
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victory and the contest originally
planned to be an eighteen-mile race
Waswas shortened half that distance
and the Herreshoff craft crossed the
finish line So minutes and Al seconds
after the start. By winning today's
race the Resolute went into the lead
in the series.
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promised to be the best contest to date
between the two seventy-ifve fOoters
and came as the climax of a day Of
thrills for the yachtsmen in attend
ance on the cup sloops.
Once the Gardner-designed single
sticker dropped out of the race n
the Resolute was assured of q hollow
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-05

won off here on Long Island Sound
yesterday by the flag officers sloop
Resolute after the Vanitie withdraw
while in the lead in order to assist
the rescue of two Of her seamen
who had been washed overheard dur
ing the first leg of the race. 1t was
disappointing ending Of what had