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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05

murbe nit q Sabren, aber elm mtienz
1daftlid gebiloeter Sreunb fpra6 mir
bon elmer einfaben Metbobe, Die er nad
Satire Iangem5 tuDtenm bouItd1otg, mndz
fe. Sd folate 1einem Static, nnb IL flrz
8er Beit bate mein @aar in &trtltdteit
Sic natiirlid6e Sarbe meiner @do6entage.
9ie1e Metbobe lit gang nnb gar ber1die<
Ben bon ireeno ettpas anoerem, Dag ib
ie aeieben pper bon Dem i6 ie geb5rt.
5etne @irfung 1T bm1ernb unb Tie labt
fi6 niHt %tpegtpa}den ober abretben. nod
befledt Tie sic @aut. sic lit nidt flebrtg
ODER fettis; ibr @ebrau@ fann ni9t ent<
bedt mer6en, 1te e~r8euat Die ur1prnng=
lide Narbe irgenb zines 9ral1en, geblied<
ten ober pertpelften 6aares, glei9bte1 pte
biele @a6en peraeblt6 gebraubt tpnr5en.
@ie lit glei6 erfolgret6 BET beioen @ez
1hledtern nnb iegltden Mters.
@6reiben gle nur bente, geben 5ie
Sbren Namen unD Mbreiie genal1 an, nnb
9eben sic an ob Game ODER @err (aer:,
Mrs. pber Wft1) unb legt 2 gts. Sretz
marie fir Mnttport bel unb ib ienoe Sb:<
men bpue gin8elbetten, bte Sic tn1tan6
ieben, Sic origineue 8arbe Der Sngeno
Sbren @aaren tpteDer 31 9eben, otelelben
mei9, rnb naturlib 5n maiden. S6retbt
beute. Mbre11e: Wrs. Mab s.. @bapman,
Quite 572 S. 8. g.. 8. st., Brobioence,
81. s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05

6arauf legen miiife, iie 10 5n erbaue11,
6aB Maiuien nn6 Staten oaS @inni=
item m0gIid1t erf6mert mer6e. &ef-
tor Or 8encent bon Ser StaatS=1ni=
tor Or. 8incent bon Der StaatS=Qni-
ocnt @9nl5 traten an9 alS &eoner
anf.
DuIutb- @ie @roBgeidmore<
men boben nab 6urdgefubrter Inter
iu@nng in einem 8ert@te 6em 81
|1trtftsri6ter IS. 81. Cont sic @rfla-
rung abgegeben, 6aB feds Meitglie6er
ser Ga1lntber &oli5ei 8eitrofung per=
oiener1. Die Mamen iin6 beridmiegen
geblieben. = @enn audi 6te &obetn-
nobmen Ser bieiigen Strabenbabnge-
leui6aft inn Sabre 1918 I'M $780,
655.15 groBer tparen ols jene bes
goriabres, TO muBte bod Die Dibi<
oenoe fir getp0bnlide Mftien bon flint
anf ~ @ro5ent berabgeiebt tper6en.
Sc lit sic So1ge bes streifs. = Der
Sof 4arf Eoint bel D1tlutb, melder
5000 gintpobner bat, itebt IN @efabr,
pernidtet at merben, metn sic inter-
rationale gemetniame &ommiiiion,
melde BORT in Sibung mar, bas &C.
I1d bemiuigt, tpelde cine Gtrma aus
Midligon eingereiht bot. Diefe be-
mirbt ii@ nm 6as @edt, I'M ct.
Marp's- 6lniie etnen @raft6amm GIT
errihten. Sic @udito1t11rtg piir6e et-
ne. &ebnng 6es @aiieripiegeIs BEG
gnperior-@ees beronIaifen; tpenn
oieier nm 5pet GrB geboben miir6e,
oonn miirben sic Stiirme 6as @aiier
fiber Narf Noint treiben un6 Ben Srt
boonrb unbepobnbar maiden.
Mnofa.- 5armer nn6 fonfttge
@euobner bon Mnofa County uto Die
giirger nn6 @ei9dftsIe11te Ser Staot,
i'm @an5en 1000 @erionen, berfant-
melten iid I'M &atbbauie at elmer
@11te @ege-@eipredung, in me1der
YI6ne er0rtert tpur6en iber etne11
ipiten1atii6en Mmsbnn Beg Straben-
mno @egenebes I'M County. sc tpnr-
6en @eben gebalte11 nn6 @an6elbtl>
Ser ge5eigt iiber Mriter 8egebaaor.
beiter in Miiiouri uno in Mi6tga1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05

our So@5eh cine groBe Mn3obI Ser.
tpan6te un6 8efatnte 6es l&o65eits<
paares eingefunben Dos Bel bieIer.,
6eitli6feit nit Ben beiten 5egensmii1<
fden fir eine sute8ufunft rei9li9 Be-
oo@t mur6e. Sos iungeBaar trot cine
Sod5eitsreiie an, bon ser es in ben
eriten Sagen mie6er bier our @riin-
6ung 6es eigeren &er6es, an 6em es
ibm boffentli@ itets nod @uni6 err
get miro, ~eintreffen miro. 6.
Morbfa9pta.
Ma66od. = @unoert -befannte
Sfan6tnabter ner6en i'm fommen6en
Som1ner na6 Mortpegen reiien. @ie
mer6en bon Sen @9meiteritdoter aus
in einem Son6er3uge na9 Seem Sort
fabren nn6 bon BORT aus or1 z. M1ai
Die Seereiie ontreten. sic tper6er
ii@ etua cine ISOLDE Dor ser Mbfabrts.
5ett in Sen @dtpeiteritdote1 fammeIn.
Mme ftn6 2el1te, Sic erit Dor berbdIt-
nibmaBig f1r5er 3eit eingetpan6ert
fin6.
Grafton. = Srat Sane so.
Cole aus ct. Saul erfdien bier Dor
benz Diftrtftsgeri6t, Inn in efnem
&e9tsitreite INN t%pertbbones 2an6ei-
gentbum in Ser @egertb bon Minto,
oeiien @eitttitel tbr ftreitig ger1odt
miro, tire etgene Sade 5l b~ertreten.
sic. bot erf1art, 6aB ite BEN @ro3eB
obne Mnpalt at @n6e gu fiibret ge-
6enfe.
Sarge. = Sra1 &ele11 gming
bon ct. Saul bot i'm bieiigen Di-
itriftsgeri@te gegen %. 50. @mitb, els
men 8eatnten Ser Mortb Dofota &ar-
neB 60, cine @laee tpegen @rrdes
beg @beberipredens a1bGngig gemadt
nno begebrt etn &er3enspfIaiter bon
$4,000.
Bead. - @eI er @ei3en, ser
an ELM bieftges &ol8geiddft perpfdrt-
Oct mar, berfm1ft batte, tpl1roe Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05

qen fan6en i'm Gtoatstapitol ftatt un6
banerten 5tpet Sage. @apor @eorg
6. 2ea6 bonn Minneapoliier Mrttqe=
rte otaiQon batte Sen @orfib. Ser
@oubernel1r @berbart i9nttt in ietner
&e6e audi sic Groge, sic 8riga6e-
general gteue betreffen6, an. Mn@
erfIGrte ct, baB bie @taatsgar6e mebr
nnteritiitung als btsber bon Ser
81noesregierung erbalten miBte, 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05
Granite Soils Die @e<


l9morenen baben Dem s. So. Otis
$35, 900 gegen 6ie Greet @ortbern
8abn 5ugeiproden. Otis tpar als
Sbermei9eniteuer bon einem @uggon
iiberfnbren morben, als er ibn abfmp=
peln polte, meiI 6ie Selbitfuppelmng
ber6orben tpar. Sci Ser eriten Ser
ban6lnng in Minneapolis uar 6em
Manne 6ie Snrnme bon $4,000 5u=
geiproden mor6en. SSn 6em eben gum
MbidluB gelangten Bro5eiie bot @id=
ter Glabertp aus Morrts erfldrt, 6ab
6te 8abngeieqi6aft baftbar iet megen
Mubera9tlaiiung ser borgei@rtebenerl
S~i@erbeitsmaBregeln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05
Ga Grippe 1akt lire Dpfer nieberse'
idlIdden.

ginige Dpfer Ser Ga Grippe er.
langen ME Die @eiunobeit Der Cum
gen politdn6ig pieoer un6 anbalten.
oes &niten idudht. Das raide 8tr-
fen bon 6oIep's &orep an6 Ear madt
es mertbpoG Bel ibIimmem Ga Grippe
..Sulten. s.. IS. 8repo, 8e6for6, Sno.,
I6reibt:: Ga Grippe perIieB mid nit
.eiinem idtperen &uiten, ser 6ur6 So
.Ien'g &onep on6 Ear gebetlt pnr6e,
uno id babe metn normales @etpt4t
4pieber." Sci nlen &1n6lern in ct.
glouo. " Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05

ID e DeIlIeuell
miro, 9leiGpiel lpie
alt Gle 1tnb pber
mas bte uriabe ST.
rer @rgrallung iein
mag. gs 1T fetn
EGrben no6 ein
Sleden. Seine @irz
fungen beginner
na1 bier Gage lanz
gem @ebrau6. ST
bin cine Sralt, tpelz
fruhaeitig grant
%aItdusIehen0
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05
SIR 9raues &aar.
9tb merbe Sbnen fa9en, 'pie
Sic 1brem Saare bic na=
tiirliebc Tarbe Der Sn=
9emb mieber beibri,'=
gen f6n,re,n.
&cim Udrben ODER anoere iGdolt@e
Mctbooe. Gr5en9ntne tn
pier 9aOct. 4

2abt MIDI Sbnen bolle Snformatipn
iiber cine barmloIe Slii1ligfeit 5n1dicen,
tpelche Sic natiirli6e Sarbe Sbrer 5a1re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
Duvall Co.
Opp. Victoria Theatre
CORPORATION TAX is ILLEGAL
ACCORDING TO HON. j. B. HANDLAN

pose a tax OF obligation of any sort
on the authorized capital OF private
corporations. The city grants them
10 rights or privileges. provides no
special corporate protection. and In
TACT coniers no bonent. municipal or
otherwise. upon such
i q state creating the CORPORATION
mas a right 10 determine for itself upon
what terms and conditions 10 will Give
ne 10 or create a corporate existence.
and N Of the conditions the state
mas imposed Is that in return for being
q corporation and enjoying a corDor.
ate entity. the corporation shall nav
10 the state OF its creatin u graduated
TAX merely for the privilege Of being
a corporation. and this tax is imposed
or based upon the amount Of the capt
talization. 10 is on this theory that
The state has imposed It's tav. and the
CITY, now proceeding 20 to
itself the right 20 impose a tax. 10 b.
unquestionably acting without any au-
thority Of law whatsoever.
In the laying of taxes on real and
personal property. the CITY urofarta
and BY its public improvements bone.
MS such property in the LAYING Of
license privilege and franchise taxes
irc person 90 whom such license privf.
p" H|N "N..| .- ANANMNHM HN HNM Il
special business privileges no accorded
10 ma who a. not within their raepor.
tive classes. The imposition Of a tax
upon a private or business corporation
ls not excused. or justified by any such
protection AZ De- accorded 10 real or
tangible personal property. and There
b. no special riEht or business priv.
granted 90 the corporation In 10
turn Tor the City'F demand This ia
directly contrary TO every prInrfrIo
and theory Of taxation Of every eort.
neither The taV be- imposed on tanrl.
or intangible property. or whether
BE- Imposed az on occupation or d..
ctnso tax My Judgment is that any
court 90 whom the question of the
validity Of the city ordinance be- pro.
scntcd will hold the ordinance null
and void. insofar as Sc undertakes 10.
or levy a tax upon the capitalize.
lion Of private corporations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
CHARGES PREFERRED AGAINST
STEWARTSVILLE |. W. W. LEADER

women and children are suffering and
tuliy lv,oVO or that number are in
belnlont county. This great army OF
men has been without employment
sltce April and the only money re-
celNed in that time was $3.50 each.
union benefits. Almost an the mines
IN ONO have signed the scale, ex-
gtpt those in Belmont. Jefferson and
harrison counties. and these are idle
anu the men arc facing a condition
that - unparalleled In the history OF
M country Many families are sur
Is much sickness among them.
Mass Meeting Thursday.
Miners from Pine Greek BiV Pm,
Fort Pitt and other mines In the
southern part Of the county will hold
mass meeting at M~oundsville
thursday afternoon. The meating
Hlll De held In Higgins hall and sun.
eIslIlct officials will be IN attend
e 40 explain the situation In the
'oei nelds Of eastern Ohio.
w W. aritators resumed activ..
w. Nesterday In the ~Steubenvilie dis
tLl,I Mneu they went 10 the Ia Relic
uul Works mine near sfouhenvfUe
Inu compelled the miners 10 cease
Nork The mine was idle all day
hlt Efforts are being made
20 resume today or tomorrow Tho
men in the mine came out solely sT
ne request or the J. W. W.
nc situation in Belmont county
quiet yesterday and no trouble
anticipated today. The actions Of
.' county authorities IN pushing the
q. against The elk Italians arrest.
'N IN SteF artayillo seems 10 have
.IoIurr1 q salutary effect and IN is
nied fhcro VIII d. no dinc1Itv I'M
ing the pumps and fans In am the
pm operation
I'tmors are stll current. that a
hin1r- Che Eastern Ohio opera
I- l- probable within TIE next Few
However this o. denied an
'Hl quarters and it ia stated that
Vein operators. will remain
ih Iu ih".r altitude AGAINST on sing
''uts % ton Tor machine mined. rf-
I mino coal That there will be-
.'i. evidence that several ouera.
If'' askcd Tor o. scale and ther-
''-fN indication that tIey are think
fIon Iv Of breaking away f-0rl
'' eastern Ohio association wrfrn
.l ? p'IfF d. dominated over. hv two
~ . OF flo hiE operators To say
N.I There III mo- discussion Hmrrr fbr
l.'ra qre De- growing moro and more
i p, nee every day Only about
lhu % The operators have AL.
ended Tho conference in Cleveland
ln some have made remarka that Do
onld Do useless for thcm 90 attend
~ we reason that they are ln the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
PLAY STARTS In
MIXED DOUBLES
rouE MATCHES or rrnsr nouD
FLArED TEsTEnDAr
AFTERNOON


The to1rnamsrf In mirsd douhisf Ter
N ofr cHampinnshtu. hrinE played -
LsEsaale under ths auspiees - m
tsrday a~ftsrnoon. and four fasf matchss
in ne nrst rpurd rere played Enccu-
ent uus va mace and yestsrdsy play
nefvsen Wright Hurus a.d his sister.
MIS- Elizabeth. and Howard N@-kel and
"sddis va eEospuonniir hart
which we're IN deuce. for the former
pair 20 eliminate their Opponents
Thirty-tSo persons az participating
matehss 10 10 Or, round al b. 1iaEss
today. and n o. uk~iy the aecond round
Ill - ssrt@ rhs tourney ~ni prob
Tournaments rixen bv the wh..i,,s
ennis club are not without fhsir soct~i
fsatnrsr and this e. no exception To-
nissh asn ts,e stli b given on the
rate dance has been arranged Tor ri
day night Al the stra,ford hotel
rsstsrdAy's HsEuitA
The results OF yesterdays play fol-
Thos Reattis and Mis-. An, Hurp.
son. "a. al. 90
Armhruster and Mrs Net d.
len Haziett "a. Sc. 60.
Wright HuEus and Miss Elizabeth IN
Eus defeated Howard Merkel and Mr.
Waddle. 90. 90. SO.
Arthur Ebbsrt and Miss Cuilev de-
fsated Vim Franzheim n Mrs. Edw.
StifeL Sc. ga.
Other matches IN the first round
scheduled for today. are:
Charles Jackson and Miss Sarah KIRK
pay Mertz Franzheim and Miss Eliza
beth collingwood. az = j. m.
~ karr and Miss Catherine Fbb.r,
VII play JUNIOR Franxheim and Nigs
hervey at 1880 am
Nelson Hubbard and Miss r-anr..
Ogden VIII play VIII Steele ana ~
DeNries. at , ?. m.
4. Bowie and Miss sarah Jackson
III play Jack Dttmar and Miss Maize
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
NEW CITY ORDINANCE CAN BE
DEFEATED m COURT,
HE SAYS.
Has Given the Matter Much Study
and ls Of the Opinion That q Gre.
Vious Mistake Hss Been Made.

Although several local corporations
nave paid the new CITY tax there are
many more that have refused To pay.
until after their attorneys have taken
the matter up and consulted the state
statutes. In many Of these cases.
tbc attorney has advised that the city
cannOt enforce payment. and as a re-
suit the tax has not been paid Sew
eral attorneys In the city have rcnd-
cted opinion after going into the mat.
ter thoroughly. and after consulting
court records and decisions IN cases
similar.
The city took action and drafted
an ordinance calling for the pavment
Of IN extra tax hy the c-orporationa
ll order that the deficit. that will be
me result of no liquor licenses. NAV
1e overcome. The state collects n
Tee from the corporations. because a.
rs through the state that the coruora
tons get their life They are char.
tered and a Zee collectabIe bv tbd
tlste De- no more than RIGHT. but tho
CITY does not grant n charter. neither
does 70 give life 90 any Of the oorpor.
ailons that are within Boz boundariea
ls because Of this that the com.
paint is made The corporations aid
INC city in which they ere located. and
ll telt that they should hot be com.
rtled 20 pay a second tax. Just be-.
N'NAN NNI NNN" IfIn NNNN mo civ
needs more money with which to nav
.nlarios Of Officials. etc All ATTORNEYS.
i'arned In the law. who have AIKEN
up the question 20 any extent. are of
one and the same opinion. Thcv be-.
itFe that the city has ovcrefcppod
~ grounds. and the enforcement 81
VIC la" on many OF the corporations
WI result Tn almost endless LITIGATION
arG p unnecessary expenditure Of
money. which those who drafted the
l7W. say the city Is 90 badly in need ri
IN discussing tho new ordinance with
..rmcr Prosecuting Attorney J. r..
t.fnfl9n. Yesterday. the statement
si''n below was furnished the Intel
ha.nce-. Mr. Uandlan has given the.
statement after much study oil the.
ufstion. and feels that o. rrievoua
ni'iako has been made by the cifv.
council. I'm taking an action that NAV
result dieaetr0usly for the CITY Wia
aicicmcnt follows
Handlsn's Statement
IN my opinion The city Of Wheel
ing has no right or authority TO inn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
ARE ARRESTED
Gang 81 YoungstorH on ths Island 20
nave Hearing To-day on Charge
~ Dsstroying Property.

For awhile durinE the r4rt u..E o.
mas been l0ukinE a. On there would be
i. aiatr iair in The city this year Tf
e nni tuD fauIt 1f the or
association. but n bunch OF bows
N" f1f Ir their Fun swimming fr the
near the fair round This a4ma
.NN "I boys have been rHfIInn the
ana f"nrirE TIE boards rrlrI frr
r.TrIra unNfhIun fHrf may come
pr 'F way and building fires 80
" aIrlnu. board. out ~ mo rYIr-
~. E4nE NnrfprIHF evening anal rff.r
ItI.N rUIHr .rr. landed eleven
Those HHa wen. fnt.n fo
'n1 Co. go Hr fh.ir
W. f..rra NrUf uI. r.raar
In-f tn'm Those ir OBJ. crowd rrr-.
nt4Hm Zee II.lEm1r W|r.
H1fd Paul Charles L4-nit
.ndI I.elefH WILTON rrrIr Ar.ft.
pc Ldvnrd Griffin. HHaaau fI.s
ana VIII Eldmlfltr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
ALL-STARS PLAY
MOLD & FOUNDRY
FAST GAM SCHEDULED AT FORTY
TREET FOR
NEXT SUNDAY.
First Game on An-stars' Home Grounds
In Eight Weeks, and Big
crowd IL Expected.

Via r. expected 20 he one Of the
Iastest games 20 be played in this CITY
neNt 0undAy has been scheduled be-
tween the Wheeling All-Stars and the
Whteline Mold a Foundry club The
Eamc viii be played on the Forty-sev-
EMU street hall grounds. and az n b.
the hrst game 20 be played on the home
Gronnds OF the All-Stars CIV eight weeks
an unusually large crowd 81 fans is
expected 20 attend. The game Will he
cailed promptly AZ . o'clock.
terry for the All-Stars will work Tbe
lne-up OF the Wheeling Mold & Found
u company has not yet been announce
Inns ciub was recently organized hut
the indications are that "a will deyeIop
vicinity. ~ III 'hls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
WILLIAMS AGAIN
Rain Prevented Early Matches In East
III DOUBLES co~mpanionships, But
Main Match wa Held.

BOSTON. July 2l.--A lively shower
iuteItupted to-days play Tor the Long
No9d cricket Club. kat the skies clear
ea IN time Tor the chief attraction. the
inatch IN the second round Of singles he
tween X. Norris Williams. End. and VII
llt.i j. 'lothter. both Of Phiiadeiph,,
"nien the former won 3-6. Ga, &C.
Williams did not show Davis cub form,
unui wen along In the second set vshen
had established n Load 80
seemed to be In "a fsii way 10 Vfctorn
J. men NiIhams uncctNed a sample a,
tennis which his fellow townsman a..
unable to handle.
There were no re ersals 81 f. q.
N, matches In singles which were run
OIL during the afternoon. although ~
ioltrell or san Francisco. had q hard
FORMER Massachusetts champion. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
VICTIMS IMPROVING
Burt o~aiientine Of Cameron VIII Re.
cover from Wounds Received
In Fight Sunday.

Burt Gallentine. Of Cameron. WIN
was injured In a quarrel az tSn bmo
sunday and who was later removed
20 the Ohio Valley General hospifei
Is improving nicely and no serious re
suits are anticipated.
Mrs e g. Wright. who was niure
here Monday afternoon when a run
s"dy morse coilided with a machine
lLl nicely at the Ohio VALLEY General
no rital Mrs. Wrght's home is in
AoundEvlllc
Samuel Detweiler. Of G~reegsvfta
who was injured tn n runaway Mon,
gay afternoon. d. getting along nice
~ az the North Wheeling hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
PITTSBURGH FEDS
To BE Seen at Beuairs Next SUNDAY ,r
Aotion Against the Bellaire
Independents

The Pittsburgh Rebels Federal I..z,.
leam VIII be the attraction al RelIafrs
neNt SUNDAY In q game against nc fast
Iius heilalre independents. MANAGE
pakes' rebels have been going az Ssed
pace the past few days despite the fact
tnat they are In the same boat win IRE
the Federal League ladder. VI
me lndependcnts hav been pIavtnr
r~emarkably good ball and have met ~
laslet teams ~ The unit this Sea
son. including the Cincinnati Rcd- -
biookiyn Nationals and the New yorE
giants They seem 20 have a specisi
game sunday will no doubt draw = -
iAse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
SECOND VICTORY
T"enty,siath street Fairgrounds BASE
~ ,seIn DsIeats forty-sixth
street Team Again

~ the Fourth game IN the playground
league. the Twenty-sixth street team
Isieateg the forty-siNth street team al
rorIy-siSth street park. Tuesday after
the second time the Twentv-sixth 1890
lam mas deieated the FOrty-siNth street
10y me game was rather one-sided
uhtii the close when interest was awak-
ened by the brace that the SCUM WbsHf-
ing boys took, but they came back TOO
ave 70 make up the lead that the Twen-
-siNth street team had secured during
the early stages OF the contest.
,s' sSote bN innings r II e.
1eth -. .-... ? , . o , o Iii u
foth St .... Z I o 4 o ID IA
batteries Burk. Plummar. Slime ana
helaemilleri Bounds. Laury and Flat
Impires: Evens and Never.
The standing OF the teams Is a q fol
lows. ~ ioA-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
CONTRIBUTORS
To support Of View Point s~anItorIvu
announced Yesterday BY Anti.
tuberculosis League.

a list OF the contributions 10 the
support OF the View Point SanItorinm
was announced yesterday by the N.
ttctors OF the Ohio County Anti.Tu.
lCulosls League Tho cost Of main
tanning the Institution has been 80
,-edingly heavy. but the results oh
l9lped In combating the great white
iesu nave more than Justified the
expenditures N""
The following ia a list OF the con,r,
ouloI5 WIN the amounts they have
gwen since January 1. 1914:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
ICY" MORGAN
MARTINI rsrry Player WOW with Hans..
city Team IN A. a. is P1av-
ing Fair Game.

MorEnu. ffc former Afrfatf~
telLler ven known fo au local fara b.
Whlie h1rdlv playing uu 90 ffa Stand.
pro- pf q Few reTrs arH. ia having 4 f,f-
season with The k1rer. CIfg rflt
the American Association
mas performed fu ra a4-..-
l1tal on 20 % Innings pitched wffE =
peIcentaEf % aFf He Hta bUf ri
stukeuufe 90 his credit The $780,
Athletic has also lost some III bad. tlf
t!lg abihfy. bic batting average bei-v
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
MAKING GOOD
frank MeEvoy, Former Bethany coil.qe
SNr sa-ebal Piayor, Has 200
Record AZ Lexington.

Frank McEvoy. Of Betb,,A Co.,,
st9f twlrler of the bethany college base-
nsH nine. ~ playing an excellent game
I'M. year with the Lexington. Ky rIYb
N the Ohio state League lie A. bofd
ING down the initial sack for that fesr,
ln alfno-t taultlcss style. and Al ne
slle tlTne is among the leaders N mo
pe1ls aeh for the second season
IwQ clubs were recently dr0ppad frow
- Inio state League. and IL was tine,
LeSington club Is In third place In tbe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-22
TwRlADELPHIA GAME
hodshon Team Of rhis city WI PA
Team sunday After

IriaoeIphia Huf TufrErr 80. b.u
Hiu cross bats on thc TrIaf.r.
phla grounds Saturday Afternoon fr.
VIII he called a. E.
2cloCE ana promise fn b. q r4rf r..
y ne Hodehon tenn Dos been uufffnr bod.
> classy article ~ halI DURING tho larf.
- or we con arI fhr out tho UI.n
boys viii have e touch rr0rrafti.-
Ll.ir hands IIfhHr rIrre nr E.rr0fF-
WI pifch Tor fHr TrlndrfuHfr hrrr uvffb
on The receiving md