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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-26
N-SPLITDORF
MEET|NGAT HAND
| ,ong-Awaited Clash in Manu-
facturers' League Will Take
Place Tomorrow.
BOTH TEAMS CONFIDENT

The long awaited clash between
the Edison and the Splitdorf teams,
of the Manufacturers League, will
take place tomorrow afternoon at
Athletic Park. Boylan street and
South Orange avenue. That the game
will be a great battle there seems to
be no doubt for the players of both
mines have been printing themselves
for the clash for some time.
Despite the fact that they have
been in the throes of batting slump
in recent games the Splitdorf men
are confident that they will humble
the champions. Confidence also pre-
walls in the Edison camp.
Edison will probably use Wester-
field in the box, with Mayer behind
the bat Splitdorf will choose either
Brierley or Cattany as their pitcher,
with Connors at the receiving end
The Arlington boys, who are in
second place, will meet the Hyatt
men at the Arlington Oval, Belle
VILE turnpike, Arlington. Hyatt IS
putting up a game fight in the en-
deavor to pull itself up to a better
place in the league standing, so
good game ought to result. The
other contests will be Whitehead
Hoag against Banistt \ at the
Whitehead oag oval, First street
and Sussex avenue, and Crocker-
Wheeler against Weston at Ampere
Oval Ampere.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-26

Can a couple residing in Newark
get marriage license in this city and
be married In some other city in New
Jersey? How long must they wait
before the license can be used?
JOHN r.
The marriage license is good in any
part of New Jersey, but the couple
must wait twenty-four hours after
they have secured the license before
they can be married.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-26

age, but stick them inside the ropes
that's the place. Yours truly.
o. r.
Savage could get all kinds of fights,
but he is going to play Europe from
now on. Over there he will get what
he wins. Here he generally gets
per"
J. P. N.
JUST A LITTLE SONG.
We know that Clark is mighty good,
And Goullet is a wonder, too;
Cavanagh is moving with giant
strides
And Grenda is one will die or do.
But
CHORUS.
When you hear them ring the bell
There is one who always goes pell
nell.
OF this bunch he is the tanner
To our good old peerless Kramer.
Why there is Rutt, champion of the
world,
And Spears's sprint is fine to see;
Fogler and Lawson don't overlook
this pair
And there are marvels across the sea.
But
CHORUS.
Music can be purchased at the
Panama Exposition. l.. H.
C
Asbury Park. June "A.
J. p. N.
News travels fast. and I am graft
fled to learn of Kramer's success in
the races. | am very sorry that L
am unable to attend the races. but
the Evening Stars arrival here is
eagerly awaited by me, and am able
to get very satisfactory accounts from
your sport Topics" All the vaca
tionists here read your paper I hope
to be in Newark to see Moretti ride
his first race. There sure will be a
Aarge delegation from the Italian
colony to cheer him on. How would
an Australian pursuit race be, with
the riders mounted on tandems? [
think it would attract much atten-
ton, and it would furnish some in
teresting riding. AS ever,
SPoRTIUS.
]. P. N:
Can a couple residing in Newark
get a marriage license in this city and
be married in some other city in New
Jersey? How long must they wait
before the license can be used?
JOHN r.
The marriage license is good in any
part of New Jersey. but the couple
must wait twenty-four hours after
they have secured the license before
they can be married.
@
J. p. N.
Please tell me the most direct
route to Rutgers College from Mar
ket street station, Newark?
J. +. D.
Board a train at Market street
that will stop at New Brunswick.
Rutgers College is situated on the
right side of the tracks. Upon aight-
ing, you will find the college two
blocks away from the station
]. P. N.
How many miles is it from Newark
to New Brunswick, and from Tren-
ton to Philadelphia? J. A. B.
The distance between Newark and
New Brunswick is 24.1 miles. The
distance from Trenton to Philadelphia
is 34h miles.
j. p. N:
Is there any premium on a five
cent piece dated 1887 and a quarter
dated 1887? F. c. +.
Your quarter is worth rs cents.
There is no premium on your nickel.
]. P. N;
Is there a premium on a 20-cent
piece dated 1875; also a 3-cent piece
dated 1866? II. S.
If the 2O-cent piece has Liberty,
seated, on its face its value is p cents.
The Scent piece, if it is silver, with
star on one side, it is listed at rs
cents.
j. P. NJ:
Is there a premium on a half-dollar
| of 1866? A. NJ.
There is no premium listed on the
coin.
G
]. P. N:
As the Acirema Social Club has de-
cided to close its doors for the sea-
son, kindly give the names of the
officers. Let me know whether the
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in an article that tells of his won
derful triumphs abroad it is spelled
that way. OF course, there isn't so
much in a name or the way it is spelt,
but Cesare Moretti promises to make
things hum on his arrival BY cable
he said he would be fit to race Sun
day and Manager MacFarland ar
ranged for the big Italian to meet
Joe Fogler. who is the test horse
for the foreigners. If Casare can beat
Fogler, it is an assured fact that he
must be able to beat others, and he
will be given plenty opportunity to
show his ability.
C
Floyd MacFarland has named kra-
mer and Cavanagh the Yankee Doodle
team, and he has given them a task
to perform on the Fourth of July. He
has arranged a team match affair, in
which the champion and the Gave
Man" are to meet four of the best
TENS at the Velodrome-on after the
other 1t is the hope of the Yankee
pair that they will be able to come
through a winner in all their matches.
The team most feared, perhaps, will
be composed of Walter Rutt and Iver
Lawson, although big ALT" Grenda
is to pair up with Moretti, the Ital-
ian. Jackie Clark and Ernie Pye will
make up another team, and Alf Goul-
let and Joe Fogler are likely to make
it mighty interesting for the Yankee
Doodle boys.
Outside of the Moretti-Fogler sprint
match on Sunday, the fans will be
much interested in the half-mile pro-
fessional championship. Who will
win that race is a difficult matter to
say, and it is some task to even
name those who will qualify. Right
away we might say Kramer, Rutt,
Clark and Goullet, yet it would be
lust like the Cave Man Cayanagh
or "Old Hoss" Grenda to upset cal
culations and shut one or two of the
brilliant stars out of the final. Kra-
mer is sure to be particularly care
full in the championship, for he knows
that competition is keen and that
his road to the title this year is more
difficult than ever, If the champion
is beaten it will not be because he
isn't having a good old try, and the
enc who beats Kramer in title race
is welcome to all the credit in the
world.
g
Walter Rutt is still warm under
the collar over the way he was beaten
BY Jackie Clark in the match race,
but when everything is said and done
Rutt has only himself to blame. To
have accepted the worst of it in the
first heat Rutt might produce an
alibi for the way he rode bis race,
but to come right back in the second
heat and to follow the same tactics
there isn't an excuse in the world for
him Clark won the match because
he is a quicker thinker than Rutt
and because he is always willing to
take a chance without worrying about
the consequences. Clark's aim seems
T. be to finish first whether or no.
If he gets the heat or the race all
well and good. If he doesn't why,
the old cry wilF go up that Jackie is
being abused So, win or lose, Clark
is the hero, and he doesn't fail to
play his cards to the limit every
time.
G
Rutt has now been beaten by
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Ont for Eighth victory.

With seven straight victories
tucked in it's belt the Tool Room
No. nine of the Singer League will
play the Shuttle department tomor-
row afternoon on the second oval VI
the company field. The Shuttle nina
is second in the league standing with
six victories and two defeats. On
the first oval, the Assembling nine
will meet the Tool No. 2 boys Tho
other game in the league will be be-
tween the Small Parts and the Press
mines on the second oval.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-26

Cesare is the way to spell Moretti's
first name AT least that is the way
the French papers are spelling it and
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-26

Reggie Mcnamara is the popular
boy over in Europe, according to
Mitten, who says that Reggie is rid
ing wonderfully in those 100-kilo-
meter races, which cover a distance
of sixty-two and one-half miles in
our measurment. Mitten declared he
had been offered several engagements
to ride in those kind of races, but
felt that he couldn't do himself JUS
tice in both branches of the sprint
SO he decided to come back to Amer
lea and follow the motors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-26

Mitten came back from Europe
sooner than expected. and he said
that the weather was mainly respon-
sible for his decision not to remain
over there any longer.
1T rained and showed so over in
Europe" Mitten said, that nearly
all of my match races behind the
motors were postponed. 1t was sure
ly hard luck for me, as one race after
remained over there, but it would be
the latter part of July before
could secure another engagement. Sc
decided to come back here and
race awhile for MacFarland."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

inc Williams Real Estate Co Alliance
real estate, $4,000. T.. X WfIltarns
SOcieta Mutno Soccorso Indipendent,
or columbus. ohio. Michele Nardone
Inc lctor OIL Co. Cleveland. increa q,
from $4,000 to 10000.
me AuElaiEe CooperaEe Co Mfrfater
change Of name TO The AuEiafze Coor.
ssrfaas age, and Lumber Co. and Increase from
The Youngstown Bread Co. YounRs
toMn. bakery. $4,000: J r. Wilson
The Arrow Transfer Co. DAYTON gs,.
eral transfer, 10000. -. Uuuwoodis
Ihe General Rubber Goods 20 CIevc.
land dealers, $4,000. Griswold Wilson
me carroll Grocery Co. Bryan C;ro.
ceIy store. $1,000. Elizabeth carroll
The Kelley Snles Co. Cleveland. autos
VIC 900 - n. Cross
Ihe Auhcrhach - Bremen profu~ire
90. Cleveland. OIL wells. 80. 500. JOIN
The brennan Co. Cincinnati
clgthiers. $4,000, = T.. BERNARD
me 81 LeEer Social club N Cfr~fo.
nau, Cincinnati. John Martin and on.
The Beachland Park association ci.y,
Iandi community association. A r. Fott.
The Prescott Chemical Co. Cleveland
chanEe of name 90 The Warren Vefrire
and Chemical Co. and increase frgl,
$50 900 % 100000 ''''"
The Manufactures Realty Co. C1oye.
land. Increase from 500. 900 20 $50 G0o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
Woods FIRE Full!
OF Poison Ivy
First Get Your Blood Risht-Then
You're Safe

All country people. and city folks be.
fore taking TO the woods should fortifv
their blood with s. s. s.
This famous blood purifier not orlv
drives all poisons out of the system nut
pu's the blood In a condition 20 resist
the eHects Of poison Ivy and other tor
rors that constantly beset US. You never
can ten what slight abrasion Of the
sAln may lead 20. a small scratch bv
barb wire or thorn will often omen the
way 10 serious trouble. Then there A.
the danger Of impure water OF cIogred
DoWeIs' OF mineral poisons already IN the
system. OF public towels and numerous
S'her traps 70 set the blood on fire. Let
=. >. purify your blood and II polqons
nave Invaded the system begin 81 s &
AT once and drive them out
Oct a bottle today q any druggist bu.
cont accept anything claimed % be lust
as good"
Bew@re OF substitution Write 10 The
swift Specific Co. 107 Swift Bldg At
tsh'a Ga, Tor an illustrated book what
ne Mirror Tells" ~ fully explains about
skin diseases and IS finely Illustrated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11


NJ and Mrs. Hes Porter have -
trrued 20 thsir bone af Flor.ta after
sf-niiuE some time l1 this clfg
Joan Siupsc has returned home
ron oklalornA City where ~ spert
tne fasf several months Nth frIsra-
ny snt Ne n n. Carpeuter iofi
ttstefo1f Tor Pittsburgh. Pa uh.r.
theg Nil sp-nf The Ne.k end uifh
relatives and friends
Wade Pepper O. Wheeling Nns call.
ms on stanley Wilson in his rIfs
yesterday AFT -1-nn
broSn Roilin Of Parksrsburr L.
snalns tes daJs Slth frisuts and
relatives IN this city
Miss Minnie keyssr OF FIRST street
lett Yesterday for New Work civ
Sner. she Niii speud several weeks
Mrs. , " Hooshower and sausht.r
o. Colunbus Ohio are spcndinF . fea.
Gays With friends and rci-;ivcs In
Miss se,ta Rodocker Of Jefferson
avenue will leave this morning Tor
Vith friends
Harry Jenkins Who has been sperd.
ING few weeks With his parent
p n.I- su yesterday for his work AZ
Misses Helen and Ada Rogers havs
rtturnea home from Butier Pa
where they spentthe ras; two week
Nth Miss Rhodes
Mrs. W. y. Chafee OF Electra
IeNas arrived here last evening 10
spend some time with friends and rel.
atiyes
Miss Carrie Lutes has arrived home
from Buckhsnnon where she spent the
pact few days with friends
Mrs. Sol Mcmillan ~ Twelfth street
MAS removed 70 the insane asylum al
Weston yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. Chas Stahl left las,
evening for Cleveland. Ohio ana other
iAhe points 10 be gone ten days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

past several months. The deceased
was very highly respected In this
bis life. A few weeks ago relatives
decided 20 take him TO Terra Alta.
where II was thought that he would
improve. Instead. last Wednesday ne
suffered hemmorage and was
brought home last Thursday eve
ming In n critical condition funeral
services will be held al the late
home Sunday afternoon Al two
O'Clock. Interment will be made al
the Greenlawn cemtery. The de-
ceased was a member OF the Knights
OF the Golden Eagle, who will at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

4 COnversatlOn between two stTik-
Ing miners was heard yesterday and
from what could be gathered, the
workmen OF the Hitchmen mine Will
not listen TO the siren" in the
shape of the ]. W W. workers or
their sympathizers. These men were
heard to say that the Hitchman men
were content to let good enough
alone" and they (the strikers) could
not understand why the Hitchman
workmen couldn't see the light" as
they did
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
No Outbreak Feared.

Mine officials Of the Fort Pitt. Big
Run and Pipe Creek mines have no
Tear OF an outbreak at their respec-
i've mines within the next few DAYS
although guards are bling kept at all
three mines and IL is probable thar
the engineers, iremen and repairmen
VIII be put back TO work. IN under
guard. Many large Improvements are
being made at each OF the above
named mines. especially az the Big
Run mine where a $4,000 structural
iron upple Is in course OF construc-
ton but the men We're forced 10 oui.
work last "wednesday at noon by the
marchers from Bellnire. Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
MeMeehen Briefs

f. L. Murray is expected IN arrive
umoihe TINS evening from Washington
"a. where he has been attending tho
funeral OF his sister. NV
baNid Henry returned home last
evening from Grafton. whore he has
days. '"S' ~"
,. 6. Cans and Frank Peters n,
Moundsville. were business visitors i'm
this city YESTERDAY '''
MISS Mamie Fry. OF Marshall street
Ihis city. left yesterday for Sisters
slIe' where she will spend several
DAYS visiting relatives.
fatrick Shaw and Charlie Turner
,t, yesterday for Pittsburgh 10 al.
Mrs. James Mitchell Of second
street, this city. left yeefordav for
llis Iureh. whore she viii spend sew.
eral days visiting relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
PatrIsaI. M..tinn

A meeting o: the members OF the
olrerent secret societies of this city
was held in the McMechen buildin z
last nisht The object OF the meeting
was TO organize a permanent society
OF patriotic character for the pur.
pose OF turtheTing an annual memorial
nay exercise. John Siyert was large
~ responsible for bringing the nnye.
ment 10 head. a. ne was the tcmpo.
rary chairman OF the Joint memorial
oay committee Of the occasion now
Just passed. The meeting was large.
~ attended, plans were discussed and
an election OF officers was effected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
Excavation Nearing COMPLETION.

Contractor W. II Batson' who has
the contract for the new postoffice
building In this city. is making rand
progress on the excavating for the
foundation, and the same will soon no
completed. Several teams and many
men are ~ work on the job. and IL Is
Expected that by the end OF next week
the stonemasons will be al vork Ia,
ing the stone foundation. The super.
tlsing architect has not yet arrived
put Is expected here not later than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
Benwood Briefs.

Miss Daisy Shepherd has returned
from weeks visit with friends in
Jacobsburg
Edward Shemp. local employee OF
the Is. and o II confined TO his home
on account OF Illness
Joseph Lazier employe OF the y.
and O. Is on duty on account OF a
slight illness.
Sidney Thomas is confined TO his
home IN the Fifth ward on account OF
Illness.
Miss Georgia Nandine OF Glencoe
Ohio Is visiting friends in the Fifth
ward
Miss Celestia Gray OF Moundsville
Is spending a few days with her sis.
ter. Mrs. DR.. W. W. Gray.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
New Superintendent

Il Is understood that Thomas Ed
wards. superintendent OF the Nc
Keesport plant OF the National Tube
company. has been made superin-
tendent OF the steel department OF
the local Wheeling steel and iron
plant. although IL Is not known
when he viii take up his duties as
head Of the Benwood plant The
position II said to carry with IL a
salary OF about So 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

- Making Start.
\ startspf laying The brick for the
new pumping station walls OF the
Benwcod and McMechen Cobsoli-
dated water company has been
made. Although work on the recon
structi al of the new building was
startedW<rly last week, IL was nee
essay 10 tear down the ragged
edges OF the walls before a start AT
reconstruction could be affected.
Tins has new been completed ana
bflcklayers are on the ground II
~yili not -Sake a great while TO erect
the walls OF the building. but the
tank itself will not be completed for
sometime as the contracting COM
pany OF Pittsburgh which will do the
cypress region OF Michigan 20 secure
the right lumber.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

Local base ball fans will be without
contest this afternoon. owing IN rho
inability of the local Elks 10 secure a
ZANE with some fast .semi-professional
Team IN this section However. the
hlks are hoping TO secure a game for
next Saturday. which will be played on
me ruth street park. and will likely
be the Martins Ferry lodge OF Elks
again or the Warrington Elks' team.
hoth nave good teams. and il will be
an interesting game. n PLAYED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

me McMechen band will give a
Refer residence. on Marshall street
The band holds concerts each week
IN the bandstand near the corner of
sixth and Marshall streets. The local
band Is one of the best musical or,
CARNATIONS In this section. and fur.
citizens. W '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
Third We'll Makes coos,

The Showard Oil a Gas Company
mas drilled IN their third well on the
Shildts farm. near Scio. and the same
Is making about ten to twelve barrels
day. The well is being shot and is
expected to double the above figures.
Local men are heavily Interested in
This company. and this is the third
wen drilled and the third well pro.
ducing. Work on the fourth well will
DE started Immediately. and will be
rushed TO completion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
Made Fair Proareas-

Fair progress was made last week
on the work OF paving the Boggs
Run road. Although the work was
held up the first half OF the week ON
account of the non arrival of brick.
II was resumed on Wednesday ana
excellent progress made thereafter.
An extra force Of men has been con-
sidered and may be put to work at
most any time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

Inc Wesley BaumberEer GARAGE
was formally opened a few DAYS ago
ana IS now doing 2 good business. a
new building for the garage was cor.
sIuSted on Mars hall street. near
skin. The second story IS fitted up
as residence. and Mr. BaUmberPer
VIII move his family there i'm lie 80
future The Alter car is carried. Mir
baumberger having the exclusive
age ncy for this secfinn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
M0UNDSVILLE

Moundsville lodge. No 2s2 r. e.
~. Elks. met last evening a. their
lodge rooms in the schaub buiidfr :
on IomlinsOn avenue. Following the
transaction ~ routine business many
important matters were discussed
one candidate was Initiated into me
order. A social session was hold
at the close o. tho meeting and an
had a splendid time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
PREPARATIONS are Complete.

Ire Moundsville Campground Asso-
cation have completed all arrange
ments Tor the annual camp meeting
and Chautauqua which Will he held
on the grounds next month. Large
posters are being printed announcing
the camp meetings which will De
free OF charge this year for the first
une in many years. Due To the open
gate this year and exceptionally large
crowd Is expected 10 attend. The
grounds are in excellent shane and
several fire plugs have been placed
on the grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

The ladies Of the Baptist church
nave completed arrangements for a
Dake sale 10 be held this evening i'm
me G. y. Woodburn store room on
lhlrd street. Ice cream. cake and
other pastries will be on sale. and ali
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
All-collegians TO Wellsburo.

The local All Collegians' baseball
team will 20 TO Wellsburg this att
ernoon TO meet the strong Wellsburg
Giants. Constant practice has been
held by the locals for the past sew
eral days and they are going up the
river with blood in their eyes" The