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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
BANKRUPT NOTICE.


United States of America. Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia. SIS:
IN the United states District Court in
In the matter of George Bulls and
larry Claudias, partners. as Bulls
Glandias Company. bankrupt. No. as.
To the Honorable Aston c. Dayton.
United States for the Northern Dis
ulct OF West Virginia:
George Bulls and Harry Claudias.
partners. as Bulls Ciaudias COMPANY
or Weirton. in the County OF HancocK.
trict, respectfully represents that on the
18th day OF May. last pakt they were
GUY S adludged bankrupt under the acts
OF congress relating 10 bankruptcy; that
they have duly surrendered ali their
property and rights OF property, and
nave nave fulIy complied with all the require
hehIs OF said acts and OF orders of the
court touching their bankruptcy.
be se eeTesS Sv t hey pray that they may
against their estates under said bank
rupt acts. except such debts as are cx-
cePted by law from such discharge
pated this nth day OF September. 4.
BULLS cLAUDIAs COMPANY.
Bankrupt.
Order OF Notice Thereon.
Northern District OF West Virginia. a..
on this 18th day OF September A ID
10 is bSHe'"n'
ordered by the Court that a hearing
OF october. a. D. 1914, before said Co-Ir,
AZ wheeling. In said district nj ten
O'Clock In the forenoon: and that notice
thercof be published In the Wheeling In
telllgencer. newspaper printed in za,d
DISTRICT and that all known creditors
ahd other persons In interest may ar
pear az me said time and place and show
cause if any they have why the prsvor
OF sald petition should not be granted
And II Is further ordered by the Court
.nat the clerk shall send by mail to aii
known creditors copies OF said petition
. ana tnls order addressed to them az
their places OF residence as stated
Witness the Honorable Aston n r,...
ton; Judge OF the said Court. and sko
sea- thereof At Wheeling in said ,is-
d. 1914 -
Attest:
c. u. KEFAUvER. Clerk.
U. 8. ID. C.. ". ID. w. Va.
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BRITISH OPERATIONS
Ccontiausd Prom First p.g.)

guns al one point Smelling and driving
away the enemy. who were endeavor.
ing TO construct a redoubt The Ger
mans. for their part. expended a large
number OF heavy shells in a long
range bombardment of a village.
Accommodating parties sent out
during the night OF the 21-22 discov-
cred some deserted trenches and in
them, or near them in the woods. over
100 dead and wounded were picked up.
A number of rifles. ammunition and
equipment also were found There
were other signs that portions OF the
enemy's forces had withdrawn from
some distance.
Tuesday. %. was one OF the most
uneventful days that has passed
since we reached the Aisne-unevent.
full. that is. for the British There
was less artillery work on either side.
the Germans. nevertheless. giving an
other village taste of the Jack John
sons
The spot thus honored was not
far from the ridge where some OF the
most severe fighting in which we have
taken part has occurred. All over this
No Mans Land between the lines. the
bodies OF German infantry are stin ".
ing in heaps where they have fallen
at different times.
Espionage Plays Part.
Espionage plays so large a part in
the conduct Of the war by the Germans
that II is difficult to avoid further
reference to the subject. Apart from
the more elaborate ARRANGEMENTS
which were made in peace time for
ohf aiming fpforrnoffor ~ raFd oror..
some Of the methods which are being
employed for the collection or convey
ance Of intelligence are as follows:
Men IN plain clothes signal 10 the
German lines from points in the hands
Of the enemy by means OF colored
lights AT night and puffs OF smoke
from chimneys by day Pseudo labor
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Obituar y
John Ehh.rt ni..

" his home on Middle Wheeling
creek yesterday, shortly after noon oc-
CURED the death of John Gilbert. one OF
me oldest and best known residents Of
that district Mr.. Gilbert was an but a
rev minutes. Of heart trouble. when the
enc came. lie was In his seth year and
was one OF the best known gardeners In
phio county. Hc was a lifelong member
o. me -. Marys Catholic church or
i riadelphla. The deceased is survived
~ the following children: Louise Mary
Emma George Charles otto. John and
hcnrt Late last evening funeral ar
engagements were incomplete.
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CRUCIAL STRUGGLE
toontinusa fror 80 Far.l

The war omcials probably hesitate
10 raise the hopes Of the people with
out some decisive result having been
attained. and fear that the publication
of even the smallest details Of the on
erations might BE- an aid 10 the Ger
mans PetroRrad reports oflciaiIy
that the Austrian stronghold Of Pre-
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UNSETTLED CONDITIONS CAUSE
SUSPENSION OF LOCAL MILLS

armies have been detected conveying
Information and persons In plain
clothes have acted as advance scouts
TO the German cavalry when advanc-
ina
German officers and soldiers in
plain clothes or In French or British
uniforms. have remained in localities
evacuated by the Germans. in order to
furnish them with intelligence
One spy OF this kind was found by
our troops hidden in a church tower.
His presence was discovered only
through the erratic movements Of the
hands OF the church clock which he
was using to signal to his friends by
means OF an improvised semaphore
code. Had this man not been seized
IL is probable he would have signalled
to the German artillery at the time
Of their arrival the exact location OF
the headquarters and staff. A high
explosive shell would then have mys-
teriously dropped on the building.
Women Spies Caught.
Women spies also have been
caught: secret agents have been
found at the railroads. observing en-
trainments and detrainments.
1T is a simple matter for spies to
mix with the refugees moving about
to their homes: difficult for our
troops. who speak neither French or
German. TO detect them.
The French have found II neces-
sary to search villages and also
casual wayfarers on the roads for
carrier pigeons. Amongst the precau-
tons taken by us TO guard against
spying. is the publication OF the fol-
lowing notice. printed in French and
posted:
Motor cars and bicycles not car
rying soldiers in uniform may not
circulate on the roads.
The inhabitants may not leave the
localities where they reside between
6 p. m. and s a. m.
Inhabitants may not quit their
homes after p. m.
No person may on any pretext
pass through the British lines without
an authorization. countersigned BY a
British officer"
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NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-A cruiser be-
heved TO be the britannia. this evening
Joined the British war vessels which
since the beginning OF the war have
been patrolling the entrance TO New
York harbor
The cruiser. which had four tunnels
and the general appearance Of tho Brio
iSh cruisers Greasy. Aboukir and fIoruc
recently sunk by German subma lines in
the North see. was the first of its tyne
10 he seen In these waters She steamed
directly In from sea end Joined the aux
Hilary cruiser Caronia-
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Local relatives ~ Mrs Emma Davis
nee Harclet. were appraised of hsr DEAN
which occurred 20 her home at SAND
HiIL MHr9hail county. last night rugi-
dents relative 20 her death were mot
,e,eiNed nut lt d. understood she has
been ilI Tor some time she be- rnrvftgf
hr her husband. Mr Henry Davis. VINO
Dr. Blacksmith and also several small
children Mr John Narcicv ~ the local
IlIL-n fur-n D. I IrnIhnr
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Mrr James Carico. well known lady
of HrIlalrc died lest night AZ f0 81
O'Clock 90 North Whceiinr hospital FOL
lowing lingering illness of commit
saton or diseases. She leaves 90 mourn
nor loss her husband and four children
dc oldest being Twelve years of ace
The remains We prepared FOR burial
hV lucal under e-sfcr and later removed
r" We ianiif nome Funeral arrange
mcnts have not aa yet been made
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George = Hraft

Funeral services bvcr the remains OF
the late George q. Kraft will b. held
to-murrow afternoon az the family home
~ West Wheeling. Rev Ross sullivan
VIII nave charge 81 the services and in
lermcnt VIII b. IN Mt. Zion Cemetery
ihe deceased was In the 18Th year Of Ma
age and was unmarried lie BE- survived
hN the following brothers and sisters.
Frank and Robert Kraft. clara Eraff
and Mrs. William Caruth
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Majorsviilc. died Yesterday afternoon a.
his hofRe following an extended iIIness
me DECEASED was r. we'll known farrner
county Fl1 81 his NE He vas warrts-d
and ~ survived BY his widow tbree
daughters and two sons. also n rumbar
Of brothers and aiafera
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LONDON. sept. -. GIL D. m-The
official wer Information bureau issued
the following this afternoon:
Last night the enemy attacked our
line with even more vi=or but with no
There Is no change In the situation.
The Germans have gained no ground
and the French have advanced here and
there"
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nardanaIlaa Cnsah

LONDON. Sept -. 1915 p. m.-The
Dardanelles have been closed to navi-
cation. according TO a despatch from
ConstantinoDle to the Reuter- Telegram
company. The duration OF the closure
Is not stated
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PARIS. Sept. -. i1:i5 y. ma resi-
dent OF Maubeuge who had been made
prisoner but later escaped. states that
Maubeuge was three quarters burned by
the Germans. The forts resisted for a
long time the assaults OF 10000 men.
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LONDON. Sept IS. 1855 D. ma
casualty list received from British head
quarters at the front covering losses
up to September %. contains the names
OF one officer who was killed. seven who
died OF wounds. nineteen who are
wounded end ten who are missing
These missing men had previously been
reported as wounded
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice TO Manufacturers, Jobbsrs. Nsr-
chAnts and Others wholesale psaisrs.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control or the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
A. It's OFFICE at Charleston. West Virginia.
Ior furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. Inc financial manage
ment OF which is vested in said Board.
contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders: quality considered. and other
ers Will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed viii be fur
nisned bidders on receipt of requests
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
1a-l-tf Charleston. West virginia
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ATTENDING SYNOD
Local United Prsabytsrfan nriniatsrs ana
Elders Law This Morning
for Annual nGestfnr

Inltcd Presbyterian ministers and
aldere Of thia vicinity leave thla morn.
lnE. Tor View Concord o. Co attend tnr
annual session uf the synod uf uhfo uf
LuH ulfru Ireehf terrain church Afhuur
those Who VIII attend are Ur Charlie
M- Robinson and Wider u " Thorn burg
~ TIE flrat o. ~ church Rev q "a
and HENRI Noes ~ fho aernuH u D.
church. and Rev. ROY Morrir a. the
NuunNs Point. a.. r. church
~ lliteN fe moderator ~ the synod
and VIII preside over the session
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flrr iDseea and fhe etpsnae 81 ars
gre ention corf che United States more
each year fhan the total value ~ ua
rrodgct0n of Eoid. silver. copper ana
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsville Camp Grounds, in
gcNd condition. Address Forest
View" Box i02, Elm Grove, W. Va.
Orcall Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove.
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CETTlNJE. Montenegro. Sept. IS. via
Paris. G:e6 y. m.-The Montenegrins are
MIA
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertsGhy
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhlAL EMBALMER,
tt22 and 1924 Main street
Calls Answered Day or Mint
Store Phones 63b
&. J. Herischy. Nat Phone 1asq-R
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BFeummer 6 HiIdebrsnd

gorner Market ard T's~-nfv srrorT ~.
fsiephone al. Oxen daS and nirht
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Motor vehicles IN Germany number
a3o72
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FOR SALE
FOR RENT

FOR Rents FINE SECOND
FLOOR ROOMS. PA THY
FURNISHED. THEY FRONT ON
MAIN STREET AND HAVE EN-
TRANCE ON TENTH STREET.
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
1065H MAIN STREET.
FOR RENT nice roomz,and pantrv
LIST floor. $3.50. Enquire Jos. HaScn-
auer Shoe House. 22 llth 81. s-2S-j
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ROME. via Paris. sept %. 1853 D. m.
Dispatches from Nish. Servia. say that
the Servtans and MOntenegrins have
been greeted by the Bosnians as liberia
tors. Bosnian volunteers to the number
of $3.50 have Joined the Servian army.
IL is said.
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mleA- IN Gaucta. - completely invested
by the Russians. and that the main
Austrian army Is retiring behind the
Carpathians into Hungary. pursued by
the Russians. Berlin. however. de-
clsres that reports of the fall OF two
OF the Przemysl forts are inventions
Montenearins Advance.
The Montenegrins. who have allied
themselves with the Servisns In the
conflict with Austria. are making ad-
vances. according to advices. A dis
patch from Cettinje. Montenegro. says
the Montenogrins are within artillery
range Of Sarayevo. capital of Bosnia.
The Austrian forts at Cattaro. Dali
malta. on September 10. sunk large
French warship. according to a dis
patch to the Cologne Gazette.
This ship was one OF a feet OF
eighteen which was met by a salvo
from one OF the Austrian forts as II
approached the stronghold. The rest
OF the fleet retreated hastily, says the
despatch. after the French ship was
sunk
despatch from Constantinople
says that the Dardanelles have been
closed to navigation.
Inc Austrian government has con-
fiscated the Canadian Pacific Railway
company's securities and money de-
posted in Vienna. according to a re-
port. as well as the company's obser-
walton cars running in Austrian rail-
roads. This Is the result, II is said.
OF refusal of the company to pay
the dividends OF Austrian share
holders
Drain Prices Increase.
Advices received in Paris say that the
rapid Increase in grain prices In Austria
- causing anxiety In official circles.
Farmers holding their supplies for high
er prices, and the government proposes
TO m maximum price for this COM
modify.
For the first time since the war be-
gan. wireless news sent out by the
French government through the Einel
tower has been received in London. The
message detailed the first fighting which
took place I'm northern France between
September 26 and IS.
Sir Edward Carson. the Ulster leader.
In outlining the Ulster program with
respect TO the Home Rule bill. has call
ed upon Obstetrics TO throw themselves
whole heartcdiy into the patriotic
action that the time demands In sup
porting the empire"
Called Laberators.
ROME. via Paris. sept. 2S. 1853 .. m.
i-DfepatCheS from NiSb SerVia saw that
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
S>~s-~~~~--~~~~--~~~-~~s~~-
o. X. Hand Laundry.
1905 Market St
Now open. First Glass Work
Collars 2hc. Shirts Zoe.
cAEH-we buy odd fai-e teeth. EoId
SILVER. watches diamonds 1swelrv
new or broken. fun value paid
Startling EenDfnE Co.
Room fi3 schmulbach Bidg. Wheeffur.
Tue-Thr-Sat
.PATENTSssss:slsTss::f t.s 5.::;;
trademark litigation. Booklet free
n y. DUNLAP, Patent Lawysr
national Exchange Bank Huifdinu
Wheeling, W Va.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Cash paid for cast on clothinE. Write
or call
n LEVY,
no. Jos harfst g., Wheeling. ". Va.
Wn-Coilect Rad Bills. BUY ana e.fi
Claims. Attachments carefully nIar.f
ana executed. We adjust riafug go
make collectlour on q commfaaior .haefe
40 collection. 10 pay. The Huctev. sfe--
camille Agency. E0g Hoard ~ .r.a
nidF. wheclinr. W Va ,oe
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR
MOTORCYCLE RACE
WHEELING MOTORCYCLE CLUB
TO GIVE FALL EVENT At
ELM GROVE.
Pair Grounds In Suburban Town Will
BE Scene Of Run on oct. 81.
Other Events

a meeting OF the members Of the
Wherling Motorcycle Club was held
last evening in their club rooms on
Fourteenth street Several matters Of
business were discussed. and one new
member W q. Ripley. was added to
The roll Among other matters that
came up for consideration was that
oi holdiur o. clam bake Tuesday even
inE at Camp Powco. a short distance
above Warwood
The matter 81 holding race meet
wa also discussed. and Do was decided
that The AFFAIR would not Justify their
leasing the fair grounds as the fair
association asked what iD the opinion
Of The club. was TOO much money for
The privilege OF holding the race The
matter of securing the Elm Grove fair
grounds was taken up. and the nom
bere seemed In favor Of holding their
fall race meet on those grounds Sat
urday. October ~
Plans for the holdinr OF n hare and
hounds race durins the fan we're also
taken up and discussed This matter
VIII nkclv be- settled of the next rosu.
Oar meeting ~ tho club Several other
important matters were discussed.
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MARTINS FERRY
PLAYS BELLAIRE
ATHLETICS or EACH OF THu
RIVER TOWNS TO CLASH
FoR CHAMPIONSHIP.
On the Baseball Diamond During Esxt
Month - RirBt Game TO H
Played October IL.

Arrangements have been completed by
the Athletics of Martins Ferry ana ths
fast scmi-profeasional team OF Beilaire
Tor series OF games to decide the
Championship OF the Ohio Valley. Tho
the nrst viii be played Sunday. October
IL.
Each OF the teams have met and de-
feated some or the fastest teams IN this
vicinity the season just closing and no
doubt the playing OF rhc championship
games viii be big drawing card. Each
team Will present its strongest lineup
for the contests. The Martins Ferry
team has lost but hve games the en-
tire season and have defeated the fast
Hodshou team which rlays the third OF
a series OF three games with the Bell
aire team sunday 20 decide the champ
ionship as each OF The teams have won
a game.
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FOOTBALL Ca PS
WESLEYAN coILEor
the national JOY smoke

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
Ck1fANNON. W Va. sept 2a-
Pun'inC and signal driu occupied the
men under Mount Pleasant today. while
on the varsity. stansbury. shumaker
and Jacobs played in the line. while the
backneid was made up Of Etuison. Nor
rieon. Vance and Withers. This team
worked FOR 20 minutes then the regular
team with tndcrdonk ut lcft halt took
tho field Milicra shoulder is better to-
Gay and there is Co BE- an x-ray exam
innton ~ o. tonight re was not In
unIlnrm today.
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LOBERT AS PILOT
Popular Third Baseman VIII Likely
Be Selected As Manager Of
Team for Next Year

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 29-It was
reported in baseball circles here to-
day that unless there is an unex-
pected hitch. John r. Lobert. the
third baseman OF the Philadelphia
National league. viii be made mana
ger of the club at a meeting OF the
directors OF the organization to be
held this week. The contract OF
Charles B. Doom. who has aged
the Phillies for several years expires
with the close OF the present season.
Lobert has been with the local team
since 1911 when he figured in a pig
trade between the Philadelphia and
Cincinnati clubs.
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WANTS A BOUT
Louisv1ils Bozsrs, las ana lis Poundsr.-
want 20 MeSt Local Boys
In Matches.

communication has been received bv
me sporting editor OF The IntelliRencer
from I'd stanley OF Louisville Ky ask
ing that he may be put in touch with
the boxing promoters OF this vicinity
Sthnley mas 1ader his care and direction
Two OF the most promising boxers OF the
country. one Is Tommy Gary. OF Chi
cAeo Heights, who agrees to meet any
anu al corners az 1873 pounds. The other
Is Pat Mack. a former sailor ho,, SsSbo
eSrees 10 meet any one In this vicinity
Al llb pounds Boxers ere anxious 10
arrange bouts with these coming ring
masters will write Ed Stanley. care 81
Henitage hotel. Louisville. ny.
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CLEVELAND
HAS RETURN or LAST YEARS
PLAYING PEvER AND MAKES
GREAT SHOWING
Took Interesting Game Prom the white
sox BY the Score OF 10 20 -
Demmitt Benohsd.

CLEVELAND. o. Sept. 29-cleVeiand
defeated Chicago to-day 10 to 4, knock
ing Wolfgang and Faber from the box
blllinger was also driven 10 the bench
but Hageman was very effective. Man
aver Callahan benched outhelder DEM
mttt for failing TO slide into the home
plate. Score:
Cleveland OO5i0iO 10 IL
Chicago % o. 10 .
Dillinger. Hageman and Mills and
Eagan; Wolfgang Faber. Jasper and
Schalk and Mayer. Umpires: Dineen
and Hildebrand
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nrELArRn Worrn nAnn

Fresh from their ~ 20 o victory over
Noundsviile High school the Refialrs
Hirh plgskin rustiers are working with
enthusiasm On preparation FOR their
Earne Saturday with ca mbrfdre Hinh
school az hcllaire. Tho Guernsey cour-
fains viii also not Be- lacking IN cont
dence az they wnllored "MoFny~ Gard
uera bridgeport eleven Saturday By the
the score being 20 90 q
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q etin practice was held on the
lridFe PARK grounds yesterday mornfnr
nf the squad ~ the local nlrh arnuof
nafh ioldeu drlFinG upwards oil
twenty men ~ The hnrknofd Uorfrr
~nrkinE 10 quarter Instead % rIrhf hslf
ana ieuera Matthews and IarVIa frv.
ms Tor the hair Cotton. last araa0r,s.
Inift'r at lriadclphia High ia being
worked no cub quarter VVarraef,.-r
'Ial hinH SCHOOL PLAYS here safurHa VI
aud thn local erhoi1wlra vii b. frfg.,
hafu JOG the neat few days. az the per.
naflNAnians acored r. viafssy go s-fur-
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
MDtGANTOWN W. Va SEPT 20
ftclinH recFcd over tho WaY the re-
serves show 81 them uu iu yesterday 81
Nrtfiirn TIE varsity came hack this
Afternoon with Nenrnnfa. rrnffnr fa..
l"ufh towns lu % minutes OF fhr FAST
pInb seen here fnr some umD TFr
nrsf touchdown wifh four pl4ve tsErr..-
Nrh Waa addrd to the hospital lisa 30.
daJ with "a badly bruised ahoufurr
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MARTINS FERRv sonr1rnzAoEs

hard scrimmage was held BY the
Martins Ferry High school boys on the
mill hcld yesterday afternoon In pre-
parafiun Tor the. game Saturday with the
high school OF Toronto on the mill neId
let Martins Ferry. This win be the
opener Tor the Pertains and with the
strong team which they are reported 20
have. they are expected 10 win BY a
large score.
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GIANTS HOPES
ARE ALL SHOT
LOST oANE THAT WOULD HAVE
KEPT THEN IN TIE RUNNING
TO PIRATES.
o'Toole Was Unable 20 Hold Former
Tsammatce-Neithsr Were WiltsO
or Bchupp.

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.-New York.
three times champion OF the National
league. To-Day lost its last chance OF
winning the fourth successive p.nrant
ftttsnur2h defeated the Giants here by
10 z while Boston. winning from Chi
eSEo. was elinching the 1914 Champion
p.... r. a.. r
New York - 00OOOl 10 .
Harmon and Schang.- O'TooIe. Wiitsc
Sonnpp and Meyers. Umpires-HIart and