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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26
Second Days Program Was
Holly Contested With
Fayorites Winning.

FATRMoNT, Aug. 26.-Good
weather marked the second day OF
the Fairmont fair, and the races we're
the best Of the meet. Lord Talnott
and Major Stout, C1arkspurg horses,
finished second and third in the z:2S
trot stake.
Nancy Trooper, q, Clarksburg morse.
made a poor showing in the 2:26 Fot
and was drawn after the second neat.
Tn the 800 stake pace, Direct Bell,
owned by Edmund Denham. Of Clarks-
burg, was unfit to race and nn1sned
fourth. Direct Bell won from the
same horses at Parkersburg last week
in the same time as wade made Wed
nesday afternoon.
Lady Venus, owned by Stout Broth
ers, Of Clarksburg, finished second g
the a:14 pace In which first honors
went to Mary q. Pick. s
a:esTrot, Purse 81 900.
(Twosheats on Tuesday,
Ina J., b. N. by Jay Nc
Lord Talbot. b. .. by Lord -.
Roberts (Litery 1900. g
Major stout,iD. H., by Nut /.
wood Wilkes IStoutl q
Marvellous sheet. b. M, by
Main Sheet tBrownl 3
Time: 2;16 Id. 2.16 7-4, 81 Ia c'A,
2:eH Trot, Pure $500.
(Two Heats Tuesday.1
santel, b, &. by Unknown
.(Ray4 H., $50. .a.,.a ! !
|Bingartan, b, g.. by Bipa- -
On (Garlowl ,.e,,,. "a = =
Lord sweetapple, b. hp by
Lord Roberts (Stout)
Tom Worthy b. g., by Cow,
Axworths (Tlnneyp ~ . e
Captain Denny. ,, h% RT
Maler Htgginson ts4e@ a..
z,1 ing 81 y IN 4. b Via. HiiassttISais , -
(WtaemApl "a. ...,.3so -
beverly A4Worthy, s: M.
hy Bunker Axwortny
5MeHenryy Il. % 2 sfra
Nancy Trooper. Z, m p sdn
Lady aweetanp1e, B: nap ny
lord Robefta eBoothl :ds u
CINE ai17 IA aga a-aa :As A-ai
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26

: -
drumming After Twenty Million"
presented by the Famous French
Follies" Company at the Palace. is
very good. The comedy is new, the
singing the very best and everything
else first class.
The chorus, led by Miss Clara Engle
in Il Want to co TO Toxic, springs
a surprise on the audience in tho
novel way it Is produced Charles
Martin as the Wop and Sam Carlton
as the Dutchman. score decided hit
in their new act.
Jackie Mcdonald again enterta1ns
with clever dancing, and he is the boy
that can do the part, as the past
three seasons he has been one OF the
mainstays in George NJ. Cohen's big
productions. Jackie Mcdonald also
entertains with a number OF selec-
lions in classic and rag time on the
piano, and he certainly can make
piano talk. Al Lee Ritchey, as the
straight man, Is at the front IN
number of we'll rendered selections
and adds greatly to the show. w L
Hall and Miss Harris have the leads
in this bill and with two such leads
the patrons are assured of smooth
and clever show.
The pictures for today include
two-part Vitagraph BROADWAY star
feature, THE Red stephano," featur-
ing Anna Schaefer and William Dun
can; beautiful one-reel Lubin soci-
ETY. drama entitled Money. Money,
Money" and a dandy one-reel Ess-
arlay comedy. "The Street Takers"
are also shown.
Should a mother tell? or should
a mother eat her heart out in st-
lence to protect those near and dear
to her, when by betraying her IN
most secret, she could save herself?
This vital question is anwered by
Betty Nansen at tho Robinson Grand
today. All-star casts have been fire.
quently advertised for various pro-
auctions, but probably never before
has there been seen phoSodrama SO
really deserving of this as Should
A Mother Tell?" the latest William
Fox success. Headed by Getty Nan
sen. the Incompatible queen Of emo
ticna1 acting. the cast Includes such
stars as Stuart Holmes. Jean Soth-
ern, Arthur Hoops and Claire Whit
Iney. All lovers of baseball Will no
doubt greatly enjoy on this program
the second series OF You Know Me
Al" based on Ring w. Lardneir's
baseball stories in the Saturday
Evening Post
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26

tanic acts. and presents many COR
geous scenes.
Tomorrow, Robert Edeson viii ap-
pear in the fve-act Mutual master
piece, THE Absentee"
The Biiou theater is offering the
seyen-reel Selig Red Seal play, The
Rosary" It is based upon the famous
drama by Edward e. Rose and tells
the story Of the many trying events
which iii the life Of Father Kelly. a
boy-the son Of the woman he loved
!, --name to him and Father Kelly
cared for the boy as though he
we're his own. The boy grew TO man
hood and married. His Wife,s sister
was ruined by q worthless fellow ana
in projecting the girl'ssname the wire
aroused the husbands suspicion. a
separation followed and Father Kelly.
haartbrokenso over the tragedy. did all
he could to bring them together. In
the and he was successful ana nap
n5nass came into their lives again.
Patne Daily News No. "a closes the
show. .,I, ~
Friday. two big specials vii %
ahown-a'The Road to YESTERDAY.
three-part Essanay drama. ana
another chapter OF tho Komance o1
Elaine"
sidney Chapiin appears in tive
reei Keystons comedy scream at the
star theater today entitled " a Lover = 81 /
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26
MANY ATTRACTIONS,

Many pleasing attractions will pc
seen at the Central West Virginia
Fair August 81, SeptembAs 4. ana
s on the magnificent new fair grounds
at Clarksburg. The amuAemenrs W1tl
be more numerous than are usuRlIF
fonnd at any az the seaside ar NOUS
tain pleasure resorts
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26

Here we have pretty Jana Novak In
"a Little Brother of the Rich" the
big feature, with Hobart Bosworth
and Hobart Henley playing the lead
ing roles. Jane is also a newcomer In
the Universal fold, but there is hard
ly better-loved movie heroine than
the lovely golden haired miss. This
frock is a Jenny model Of black and
white striped silk marquisette,
trimmed with black velvet ribbon and
Chantilly lace. This one of the i've
beautiful frocks, which Miss Novak
wears In "a Little Brother Of the
Rich. This picture. by the way. IS q
film version OF Joseph Medil Patter-
sons clever book Of that name.
The Mcleod and Mcdonald Musical
Comedy Company playing at the
Odeon this week is putting over an
other good one in the laughabla
farce comedy. 1.-TWO Gay Old Sports, =
There Is plenty OF good comedy sing
ing and dancing in this show, and
the work OF Morris Tolen as Charles
Chaplin makes big hit, 4s III
There Will be change Of program
tomorrow and the bill promises to
be one OF the best of the season.
The play is entitled "Tha Bogus
Pasha."
The pictures for today include a
Vitagraph comedy entitled Mr.. Big
bie's Dilema.' . an Edison comedy, 1T
May Be You" and a Luhin drama,
..The Coronet." AZ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26

= AST RACES AT
FAIR.MONT F AIR

a:2o stake Pace, Purse $1,000.
Toneko. b. g.. by Unknown
(Collins) 80. 80. l
Uneeda Patchen. blk. m.
by j. Patchen (Finneyl 3 =
Basil Duke. g. g. by
(Wiseman1 ...s....... 2 =
Direct Bell, blk g by King
Direct (Johnson) .... 3 3
Senator James b. h., by I'm
known (Settle) ...... DIS
Time: 2:14 Ia each heat
a:19 Trot, Purse $500.
Fanny Berkshire, b. M,
by Berkshire Chimes !.
(Roush3 80.
Sweetheart. b. m. by Hy-
drogen (Karns) ...... Q 2 2
Colonel Riser. b. So by
Early Riser (Brennan1 "A S
Carnation. b. M, by On
known (Mallow) $500. 8
Resale, b. M. by Sidney
Prince (Reaves) .... 8 8 4ro
Barilla, b. 8. by Bertha
Bertha (Flemtng) .... 9 70
Time: 2 rs la, ISIS Ia, 2:1S Ia.
To Beat $50, Trottang.
Lord Gay Tolbert (Booth). Time
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26
naA4SAeoN4 Sc 49,
Federal League :
6
Yesterday's ilesults.

p,..snnrs-- R.HE.
ka = ns eis5 S g &c g g SIS SIS
BATTERIES: Henning and Enzenro1n
Rogge and O'Conner-
49,. R.HE.
Rs = ssv.:. e q q 6
Batteries: Anderson and Blair; kaiser
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26

Don't forget the. youngster
in making your bath room and /
home SANITARY.
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Eley) also ran. Nil
disqualified and Stormo set third
TODAY's CARD.
2:15 Stake Trot, Purse $1,000.
Lou Jennings, Legal Guy, BlnHtlfes
Mar Boy, Crown King.
2:21 Trot. Purse $500. 81
Colonel Riser, Henry Higg1necnt
Jay Worthy, Patrick Strong Ing
Charley, Benetta, Major Forest.
2.16 Pace, Purse $500.
Lady Wanda, Billie OsConner. A.
Enn Bee, Miss Washing on, Red Bird
Hedger, Silver Brush.
2:12 Pace, Purse $500.
Harry the Ghost, Margie Hal. Ma
ior Kelly. Mansfield.
81 Mile Run, Purse 800.
Maxent thus, Starry Hermann. RoE4i
Tea, King Stalward, Booth, Lawsuit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26
Ii is Gorgeous Screen Version
of Shakespeare's Julius
Caesar

The great shakespearean spectacu-
lar drama, Julius Caesar featuring
the famous Anthony lNovel1i and a
cast of $1,000 people, is the feature
offering at the Orpheum theater to-
day. This famous play is In six IT,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26
.standtnr of the Clubl


1,,a,s.., y i IS y 4 3 .R,1I. r.
New ~ IeEt oS 81 q ZIG as. 9s s 9
Ratteries: Fisher and Alexander; Klep-'
fer, Jones and OsNetL
Bo 81 e' .sSe oeeo aSe 90 g IL IL 5 g
Batteries: Ruth. Leonard and Thomas;
James Boland and Stanage. Thirteen tn
nangs. t-h,c..o R.H E..
wash ..5S ooddooSSoeSS $685. lloo :
SIs;tteriss. Ga1lia. Johnson and Henry;
cicotte, Scott. Faber, Benz and DAILY.
Fourteen innings.
Phi iii Del ..o 1eseoooo-2 z
st. Louis 20 90 o . Q . 80 y: !. =
man and Severed.
Games Today.
washington at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland
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:27 ga. ~
2:14 Pace, purse $500.

! 2:14 Pace, Purse $500.
May e. Pick, b. M by SILK
wood (Anderson1 1S
Lady Venus b. M, byLord
! Roberts (Stout) ~
Bonnie Cope, b. mp by
Cope (Ray) 8
Pearl Garter. r. M. by Blue
Point (Rouschl
Time 2:l1 Ia. 2:11 Ia, 2:12l If.
2:11 IA.
Running, Five FurIongs.
King stalwart 123 CDeem) }. even
and out. won; Slnkist, III (Garner3 .
8 to i. second; sBriarus. 119 myers,
third: Lawsuit, 119 (Jordon). 3 to
j and even, and Stromo. 119 tcon-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-09
Observation-Disclosures ZEN
Gineinnaii, S. Ottober.

SObn 3. prOut an Catherine GaI'
fern, Got 103 in Glsnnan Sbnbiiai
unterabtbeiluns an 8ausban Hoab,
(Steuer $1.5W; 81.
aaura Yfau on 2ouiie auhn, 81
BEL ITO SUB an Der 9ibfeits Der
Rihmonb Strabs, 140 SUB iiiblid)
Der JObn Strabs, 81.
Soiepb Garretion an Willilm r.
Rap, 9ruitss, 49.40 bei 200 SUB an
Der Siibieiie BON WeitmiHIter etOes
nue., 81.
Wlargartt 9ucnaer an Grnin Re.
mers, 5 Sabre pd6t bonn !. Oitos
Der 1915. auf Giqentbum befannt als
3434 Golerain 2lpenue, mpnatlt9e
Wist6e $40.
8ictor &rasnibfp an u. Sdapel,
5 Sabre pa9t bonn /. Ottober 1915,
auf Gigentbum befannt als go. 720
Weit Court StraBe, monatlide Wlies
tbt $40.
William 8. N@ap, 1ruiiss. an go
iepb Garretfon, Cots q, % unb 20
IN leipbolb 8. 4jsrfou's llntsrabtbsb,
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Der lebtc O6rtnopttf 6
I6er Scrbicn. Wan piro iif
npA erinnern, cob Oor einiaen Sabrsn
Seurg Rilan Griffith, Der Iebtc S6e
.enofpttIt. als 2isocrfdnacr auf t.n
Gaborettbibnen un1arns unb res DIT
li6cn Guropas auftrat. 6riititIf mar
Elm ineeitimer Gobn aDnia Wilans
unb Der NsTfiebcncn Trou beg 9rit'
6iiten BeTdnoten in apuitantincpeI,
art.miiia @riItitfd. uno als Spb1
Wilans morhtc sr na6 Der Wlllitorrss
pollution in gclordb, Der &Dri1 @l.z
ranbet unb feline @emahlin Oraaa
aum Opfer fislen. pcnn aud Derdebs
lid feline Nnipriihe auf ben ferbiffen
5hrpn aeltenO. 81. barte Notb bss
2ebens trieb i'm bann auf Die gretter
mebr obcr peniger beneutenber
9pritabtbiibnen, unb Don hen 2isbern,
bic er nit elmer nift uni66nsn Stims
inc fang, errcate Defenders cine 2tbdn'
bsruna bes Sffer6ahThen 2i.oe3 BON
Brinsen Don 2(rtnbisn @uf eher uno
geifan. Der lebte Sbrsnppitih. Der
iibriaens ieinsm @ater Milan aiffal
lenb Gbnlid !ab, fletbets Isins @efiibIe
fir Gerbien inter ben &araacorses
nitI6 in @eric, bic in freier llebsrs
iebnno ettpu lduten: .glud i'd bin elm
NAL prinS BON Serbien acpefsn, bo9
bin id ss 6sute (@ottlobD niht mcbr.
Wdrs i'd es nod, 70 triiae ih aerrifes
ne Slsiber unb absetre!ene Shube
unb ipiirbe auberbem BON meinen ue.
trsusn lIntertdbnen geobrfeist. S9|
belize ipeber @eorg mad 9lteranber.
unb idb bebauere bies aud nidt. Sd
iroge lieber cine unsarif6e arone in
msiner 5aTde, als cine ferbii4e aros
ne auf meinem Ropf.'
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9tlsranbsr Ul. Sarpuot an GIas
renee Sapiparb, SO 1.3 hsi 140 SUB
an Der DiiIsite bon Srimhls 2lpsnue,
142.2 Sub fiiblih bon Dud Greet
9cdb, (Steuer $6); 81.
2ouiia Stalf an GrneIt s. arcbs,
10 Sabre pndt bonn /. Mdr3 1913,
auf DpppeIlnben unb 3 3immer i'm
@ebanbs go. 3764 unb 1856 WarIdiu
9lpenle, price Sia. mOnatIide Wlies
tk $35.
7 Die Central 9ruii unb Safe De-
poiit Co., gre'r. unb Sruitee, an
Gtbel 5orpib, Gisenibum betannt als
Wo. 555 SaIsapenue, (Steuer $3.50;
$500.
Georgia ella @an 9seuipe an RoIe
Me0onnea, 40 BEL 135 SUB. beitebenb
aus 5bsil pom Cots II unb 72 IN
'Schn u. Spesmdn's llnterabibeilung
an gorb WoInut Sias, (Steuer
$3.50; 81.
Spbn +. MeGartn an 5ranf RoIs
felot, $3.50 ader 2anb on Der priuces
ton unb BORT Union 2urnpiie, fers
ner 1heil BON Got Ru. 246 BON glars
unb graipforSs llnierabtbeiluns in
Glsnbals, (Steuer $16.50); 81.
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Ganf3.bntes aapit.L

Grit brei Gag. ipGtsr iOIIts Ulsta
9eanoer unb ben 9liieiior tuisbsr>
ieten.
Sn siner pl0bli6en. untermbs
mun9sluitissn W.inlaune bate Der
profeifOr ben enii6lub sefabi, bic
sirpler aanbesausIisI in SIMS
brud gu bsTud,n unb Wleta mubts ibn
begleiten.
Sir 2ap mar .s cine gsrubisung,
Oas WGbden, bus ibm i.bt ME Elm l.s
bsnbissr 9orDurf eri4ien, fir einise
3eit sntfernt 5a niii,n. Stanb es
aud in ibm feii, bab sr ii6 in ibr ses
tiuidt, 70 bait. sr bod bisb.r ni9t
ben Wutb ssfunb.n, iein.n 5rrtbum
'Ofien gu betsnnsn. GutaIiit ipie et ipar,
pollts .r oi, Sade ibr.n Wes seben
laiisn, Der fbun Don isIbit elm Gnb.
ne6msn ipiirbe. Nun tonnts sr iid uns
ssit6rt bem @ertsbr nit Der id0n.n
sSrau pibmsn, unb goras Wabl.
iprud, bab bag aeben Der .insias
3p.d beg Daisins fsi. idisn aud Der
ieins perb.n 5u ioaen.
Ssit 5as.n bate er tsiu Bud m.b.
anssriibrt. Rod INNER auf siinftissre
S4nseoerbdltniiis partsnO, besniister
iis ii9 nit tdsli6sn RsiOsnos3irun.
gen, tbsils I'm cine neus 4niti.sss
route auf ben llnbolb Su entbsden,
tbeils um ben p!an elmer erft,n grs
itsisuns beg Raubsn @lanSes gu ents
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Derrufsniien Berg. bes 2anbss. bsien
slstItsrumitarrtsr, finitersr 9ipf.l
ibnn GbpseiS ,ridt i9laien lisB.
Wiit Sdreden lab Der QNeiior ben
Gag nabsn, Der M.ta unb ibren ga.
ter 3uriidbringen muBte. 10 i9tper ibm
aud bic SrtHnung Don bsm Mdbden
seporben mar. Simmer nod bate sr
gebofft, pGbrenb ibrer Nbtpsienbeit
bic sefiir9tets aataiiropbe Derbiiten
uber abidnd1en gu t0nnen. aber ba
er nidt ipubte, no Der Sdreiber bes
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aufbielt, mar es unmDglih. ibm ents
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bulb unb grsebuns bas aommenbe
.rparten.
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3atten iid erit ipsnise @dite I'M .5irs
den" etngefunben; manht ipdrtn abs
JereiIf unb bic anberen befanben fih |
nsiitens auf sr0beren 1ouren. Miiter |
sadls par fets sssian Ssr s4SH. !
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Die Q(piniaell.
Sional ruir 6rans Bibman:l. Il.
(Jortiebuna)


Der 4iIeKor mar aufaeiprunsel.
Sic mics ibn ni9t Suriid, er burftc
nod boffen! Sine beibe, ipilbe Grcub,
erfilllte ihn, er bsuste iif berab uub
ludte ibre Sanb gu faTen.
sMeta.. ..Idsen Sic mir ,ur bas
eine 49,"
plDBlit bislt er erfhroden innc.
g'i Der baitisen 8eipesm,g lpdr elm
Brief aus Der grufttaFfe ieiner Sop
pc geglittsu unb pcr pes Uldotens
i5iibe 9efaIIen.
Sic ipplte ibn oufbeben, lber nod
eh lie cinen Bid auf bic Ibrefe
iperfelt tunilt,, battle Il i'm ipisber an
iih seriiIen unb erbIaHenb perborgen.
Dlubte er baran sera6e in bicIcm
glugenblid erinnert lperben!
nWlein Sott, mas bate id ssiast,
itammeIte er, vperseiIsn Sic es, als
lei es ME seIproden, es 1T ia unmOss
lid fir ale 3eit!"
mSis meirsn, bdb i4 bon 2eanber
ni6t m.br Su lafen permag?" iragte
is leiIe. .9lbsr nod babe ih tein bin=
oenbss Wort sege6en -"
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Sterbli6en MAIDEN! Sn ipenigeh Va
gen iperben Sic bieIIeiht -"
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sen9 ylein, etitmal 3ur alarbeit ee.
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nSbn auf cine lsste grobe itslen.
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gang in ibrsr Rdk tieben iid S9ritte
pernebmen.
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GranSsiseHtbams- 6bpDtbefen.
9eu eineetraeem

| Vt " el " tI Z ".
Catherine gaiIslb an Central Sruit
unb Safe 9epoiit Co., $4,000.
Delena 6. Weaman an Cottage g.
II. g. &c., $500.
Sarrp s. pools an Cottage Q. u
g. Co., $500.
Sscar g6lparb an Gntsrpriie o.
q. Co. S4750.
Warp Sauer an gnterpriis 3. o.
Co., $500.
annd Suber an Baltimore 4pe. g
II. 9. &c., $3.50.
penrp Riemann Sr. an gbsbiOt g.
Ii. 8. Co., $500.
GliSabstb Dotisnbofer an Gosmo'
poIitan .. Il. g. Co.. $1,000.
5obn Auartors an bo., 5000.
aba +. Miler on pearI Wartet
9dnt, $4,000.
SObn 81. prinip on g. M.
Susbes, 500.
allbert Sduaro an eagle g. u. 8.
a., $4,000.
Do. an 80. 6. Rabbur, $47O.
5reberid Gaton an Gaeie 9. II.
9. 9l., $500.
Gpa SelSer an bo., $3.50.
Wagsie sSraH,Iin OIL 5snrietta 6.
5arris, S1250.
Sofepb 0etermann an Glart ct.
9. II. 8. 60. $4,000.
Do. an Bertha u. Weper, $675.
Dora WsIhboips.p an gitp SalI 6.
ii. .. Go., $500.
5reb. 70. WinteriosIe on Rattle
rine &. e6oenp, $500.
RaIpb R. 2uSbsie an Sorrp Did
man, $500.
Serman Sues an georgs SopDe,
$1,000.
SOispb Roline.r an eiberaI 9. u.
3. Co., $500.
Gbarl.s s. 8oIIm.r an Roiemont
y. II. g. Co., $4,000.
Do. an 0orien 9. Sohn, $400.
Glarente Sapiparb an Gbunfton
Yant, $1,000.
Mlarcus Wlsfbbopstp on Jamilp
9. ". go. l. $1,000.
Gabbie g. Gtubbs an gin'ti Worts
ingnen's Club 3. u. g. Co., $500.
GtbsI Sprpib on Re1bing Roab g.
II. .. Co., $500.
Jobn gsiteIon Sr. an bo., $500.
glsaHpr 8. aopeIl an 2lmis g.
llri4. $500.
GetiIgte 5ppotbetsn.
SObn 3. prOut on Jortf9ritt gau.
9trein, S4750.
Winiam WilIsn an aiberal g. u.
9. &C., $500.
Glenn M. 8opb on WabiIon Q.
u. Ro. 2, $2750.
2lnna W. 4uede an S6ps. 8.
GOrcoran, $2414.
Sofepbin. g9ubsrt an Chm. S5sl'
bon. $500.
SnO. M. 9rintp an 6. @. Susbes,
$50.
Sno. 9, Spilter an 0orbM D.po.
fit unb aoan Co., $2500.
Rate 0oerflein an gasls Spgs.
unb 9oan 2tT'n.. $3.50.
Worp 8. Wsibenb.rser an Mort
inomen's German y. II. g. Co.,
$25O0.
Barbara Wilt an Rpnar4 q. II.
9. o., $500.
Sulius 5ristfeb an aineolH 8aus
9ereiH, $1750.
Ism. Z. Bed an IL. marb y. II.
g. Co., $25s9.
DO. an bc., $500.
Sobn s. aalImsper on Glenpap 6.
Il. D. Co.. $500.
eita g.. Coates an 2iberaI 8. II.
3. Co.. $500.
SObn Cling an SObn Jelbbaus,
s3050.
Dsedr Sdfpdrb an 2ifle @ndrdns
lee unb 1ruft Co., $1,000.
GIeanOr !. acpeIl an 9fnnis llrid,
1900.
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nsper, $1,000.
Gertrude Rob an Dsft,rn unb |
5ouibsrn aife sni. Gp., $1,000.
Mdrus Meihbowsib an Jrant ..
Benton, 5000.
@so. 6. @an 2ssuips an WolIip
9risbin, 5000.
@ecrge @ur5eIbdher on Giti5sns
3. u. go. 2 $1,000.
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ohio @apiHgs gani 90, $1,000. |
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idreibit, pereib ia nidt bic bier
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George shlesd an ebp. airt,
$1,000.
emma Webb an Spring Grobe
aOsnue 8. II. Q. Co., $4,000.
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K0RN HATTERS
BEAT B-LLAIRE
FAST SEMI-PRo TEAM PROM cor.
UnibUs TAXES oooD GAarE,
NAitors Scored All Their Runs IN ths
seventh and Eighth rnninFH-
Sells and Wise Pitched

~ the opening game az RcIiairo. ,es-
teIual, the korn Hattcrs. OF Columbus
repeated their performance OF last sea-
son by defeating the Athletics by The
HNoft OF 10 3. In spite OF thu cold
Meather "A large crowd OF enthusinstic
lois witnessed this contest
Stlls. "a new recruit. pitched a ere,t
sany Tor belldrc. striking out twelve
men N siN innings. and on Two occasioua
IeIred the visitors via the strfko-out
route. ragged fielding on the mart az
nus team mates was responsible for his
usi cat, Shcrr, OF the Columbus club
pitched good steady ball throughout the
EVIDENT attacked by a severe case OF
sage Irlght the new players blew IN
AZ ne critical moments Of the game ana
made damaging errors. The piayers ro-
selHed from the last seasons team do
llNered the goods At all times. but could
not mold the recruits In check.
The first six innings OF the eontest
were all that could be desired In anv
class or the game. but In the sevcnfr
the Columbus lads rallied. securinT
three. which coupled ith errors BY I-Ii-
are Melted siN runs, end sells Ms
renewed by Wise. IBellaire also acorr,i
their runs on errors and after the thIrI
inning were unable 20 hit scherr's orfsr-
inss at the opportunt moment.
ihs score Is as follows: