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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
Tennis BOOMS
ON kauai; CUP
UP FOR GAMES


Tennis Is booming on Kauai. The
Garden Island says:
An open tennis tournament, having
for It's inspiration the handsome cup
recently offered By Messrs Wall 4
Dougherty, win be held shortly.
Definite plans were discussed and
decided upon last Sunday At the ten
mis- afternoon given under the aus.
pices Of the Lihue Tennis Club AZ
their grounds.
Representatives from practically al
districts Of the island had been ex'
pected, and most Of them were pres
ent, either IN person or By proxy
The decisions arrived at By the con-
ferring committee were: That the
coming contest be open TO any
team Of mems doubles, residents q
Kauai, and the cup TO 60 to the win
1ers of three regular tournaments
One member Of team only may
be changed, in case Of departure rom
the island or inability TO eortnue "a
tennis. Conditions and rules when
were. followed IN the Wall & Dough
erty cup tournament held on HaWah
recently viii probably also be amer
ed to in the Kauai events.
Those IN charge or the affair are
Messrs B. b. Baldwin, g & MIleor'
w. H Grote. Eric knudsens 4. =;
Hime and Richard Oliver. who WIN
arrange for entries nom theil pets1.
cular localities.
Date for closing OF entries VIII p9
announced later.
Tennis OF very high order was
witnessed Sunday, especially IN the
match of mems doubles ARRANGED BE-
tween Robert Puryis and AIbe[k ktor-
ner against G. A. Rice and E,f4'spn
rice points were holly confess. q lpr
by both sides. there being many re-
markably clever plays, eliciting much
arrla,,ae from the side lines a large
ratllering turned out. and very pleas.
ant AFTERNOON was enjoyed By al
coolIng refreshments were served ~
The home club.
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his stars have not been going good
in the past week and lis outflelders
aren't hitting Scott. Benz. Fabef.
Russell and CicOtte look like fine
quintet for pitching staff. but the
trouble has been that they all have
fallen of IL their work at different
times. First Cicotfe took tan. then
Scott weakened. and Faber has not
been any too steady n his recent
trials. Covaleskie. Dauss, Dubnc. Bo-
land and Steen for the Tigers are al'
fair pitchers. but none oE them real
dyed-in-the-wool stars.
chicaro Has Great lnfield.
Chicago looks 10 have the beat Ia.
field Of the trio, despite arguments to
the contrary. At the initial station an
three teams have about the same lgno
Of player. Burns. Gainor and FoIf-
|nief are al hitters OF the sI1ftnr
type, and about the same type Of field.
er. At second base Eddie Collins h
easily the star over Young and Barry
At short OWnie Bush Of Detroit b
easily the star fielder but his hitting
has not been up 10 the standard d
that Of Buck Weaver 81 the White
Sox. Scott hasn't shown much i1|.
year. Gardner at third FOR Boston
looks the best Of the guardians oI the
hot corncr with Oscar Witt close be.
hind
Detroit has the big advantage IA The
Ioutfield. They have Cobb. Crawford
and Veach, the WreckIng crew. Il
would be hard to find Z better oullIo|d
than that az thu Tigers IN ||o ||.|0II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02

amount OF ginger they have displaye.
I'M the first work outs. They wen
after everything, and the batters Rer!
running their hits out tn the limit. Tn
All-ArHy will do rel not to try L
stretch too many hits that arnhle to
ward the pastures. as the MarOons
have three outfelders who can shot
the ball in on a line from any part
the jungles. Fans who have watched
The practise we're very much i'm
messed with the way the players
worked. and tie Friday game shOnl''
be magnet for the dyed.in-thewoo
fans to look over some fine baseball
Many critics have said that a base
ball club IS only as strong as the pitch
Ing stan. IF this be true. then tilt
Midway ball II ssers are vel fortified
In this department. Paul Des Jardiel
the big right handler, is about as nifty
hnfler as has heen watched in cal
lege hall for some time He has Z
wotid OF speed, nice breaking curves
and proved that he can hold then
safe when he sent IL Olympic Clnl
players back TO the water bucket II
their recent came Des Jardien was
acknowledged TO be the equal OF Sis
Ter. the great Michigan star now n
st. Louis, in the pitching line. which
IS a name worth having.
Sergeant Richter OF the All-Arnls
SQUAD is confident that the service
team will give the Maroons better
game than the Olympics did in San
Francisco. and the players are posi-
tive that they will annex enough runs
to win. Lawson is picked to hold the
coIlegians down. while the heavy hit
tiers on the local squad are not worry
ing at present about the shoots to be
handed ont by Messrs. Page and Dss
Jardien. Sauer will do the receiyins
for the service team. while the othei
positions In practise are carefully
handled BY Lieut.. Sadtler. Lieut.. Ly
man, Heaton, Judd, Hundley, Dunn
shot. Dossett and HolcOmb. The
opening game will be called AT
o'clock on Friday afternoon at Ath
letie Park. Capt. Norris Stayton and
Henry Chillingworth will officiate
which guarantees that the games vii
l:be run OF in fast time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02

The color line drawn SO tightly
around major league baseball has
barred from major leagle fields three
Of the greatest pitchers Athe game
One Of the trio John D6haldson,
nltohine semi-pro ball in Kansas City,
recently pitched thirty innings with
onl allowing a hit or runa record
Without parallel
III Donaldson were a white man, or
II the nhwritten law OF baseball didn't
bar negroes from the major leagues. I
would give $4,000 for him-and think
was getting a bargain. = said John
McGraw Of the Giants. after seeing
Donaldson pitch several games In
Cuba
Donaldson, Just before establishing
his record of pitching thirty innings
without being hit struck out twenty
fire men IN q twelresinning game an
average Of better than two strikeouts
per inning
Donaldson just now Is twirling for
the AlI-Nationals, q Kansas City team
composed of players OF all nations
IN. .u OOlLlt that BdncDdl eudlBo
claim Is strong enough to give any
major league club a nip-and-tuck bat
tie.
Frank Wickwai'e, Is another negro
who would rank with the Walter John
sons. Joe Woods and Grover Alexan.
ders II he were 9 white man. Wick
ware performed some marvellous pitch
ing feats in and around Schenectady.
N. Y. and has since moved on to
Chicago. where he has become a SEN
sation among the semi-pros
Wickware has marvellous speed, a
weird set OF curves and wonderful con
troll And he has q trick that has
made him feared among batters. He
throws what seems to be bean
ball. but his control is SO perfect
that he never yet has hit = batter In
the head But when the batters see
the bail. propelled with mighty force.
come for their heads, they Jump
awa9-and the BAH. taking Its proper
and well4iined curve, arches over
the plate fof strike
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
By OWEN MERRlck.

Honolulu fans are becoming more
interested every day in the results
Of the races in the major leagues. and
each team in the front rank has its
faporites Some have lived In Ger
tain cities that boast Of chance to.
grab the gonfalOn, while other fans
have their favorites for certain rea-
sons. One fan viii tell you he Is for
Detroit because he wants to see Cobb
and Crawford have another chance.
Some want PHILADELPHIA on account
Of Alexander, while others have their
lavorftes for other reasons.
Taking the American League as an
example OF one race We have standing
out as pennant contenders Boston,
Detroit and Chicago Each OF these
teams has had its whirl at the worlds
series before, and Boston but recent
IL. Speaker is well known to the fans
who have watched past series and IS
always drawing card IN any contest.
Detroit has two men Nh0 stand out
Cobb and Crawford. ana mighty pop.
mlar pair to draw to. Tfue Bush and
Veach have proven stars, and many
would like to see khe two In the big
series. Chicago WI have one stan
who has never had 8 chance to show
what he could do Il the bis. classic.
This player is Joe jackson. who was
recently purchased from Cleveland.
It Is q forelorn hope OF Clark Crit.
fifth this year according TO dope, and
Walter johnson is dpomgd to wait yet
a. - =. II - .Iss -,
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HOW THE Will LINEUP TO.
MORROW

MOnhOWs
chleaao--c atron, n; Rudoiphlc Cole,
%: Gavin, Sd; Gray, e; kixmilier, r.;
Mcdonald, 80: Hart-cole, c; George,
rs; pes Jardien-Psge, p.
Ail-Arny--Lyman, 10; Mangun, Ct;
pumshot. So; Hundley, 3b; Hudnall.
r.; Judd. ~; HoIcomb, 2b; ssuerI &;
Lawson-WlIilans, p.
Manager Pate Page and bis worthy
cohorts Of the University or ciiieags
baseball club had Their first serfoas
workout yesterday morning at Athletls
Park. For over an hoiir the fafaoas
Chicago star put the players throIeh
their races In big hague style. They
adopfed every brafd or play known
10 the diamond. and when the players
left the nfaying field they realized t'a.
they had had real workout for the
FIRST practise
As the team stinls at present II
looks IKE nretty sweet bali club,
net only from the angie Of defense
bat they showed flsat they fnew how
II step into the bah yesterday in the
first real workout Manager Page
who heayes from the pcit side, and
bic Des Jardien we're on the Iucund
and lo0sened up TO some extent gaInsi
the hatters. Hart was behind the
1late. and the b'g fellow slowed ex.
ecllcnt Indictment in egging TO the
bases. Rudolph al second was spear
Ing everything yesterday. and proved
10 the few spectators that he Is quite
capable Of Joking after the keystone
sac'
PAGE kept after the players through.
ont the morning practise, and had
them going after everything The
Willy manager showed some Of the
esfua that induced Coach Stage Of
Chicago to offer him q position as adj
xlsory coach. The players readily
ADMITTED themseiyes to the conditions
here, and the daily workouts should
place them all IN good condition by
Friday
One noticeable feature In the work
Of the Chicago squad has been the
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tSpeclaI SJaT-buileIin IOITeSpOnu6nCcl
18th lnfzntr, 6, 1st Infantry al
ir1ninnsl.
8SCHOFIEI.D BARRACKS, Sest. 2 ~
The 25th Infantry defeated the Ist In.
faniry yesterday afternoon in one o.
the greatest games of baseball ever
played at Schofield. Nearly 1910 off
GERS and soldiers locked to the base
lall park to see this contest between
the two rival infantry regiments. aIli'
an hour before the game was Gale :
there was not q seat 70 be obtained q
any CT the stands, The. crowd finally
extended all around the ontfeld three
md four deep.
Hooters Begin Early.
AS soon as dinner was over the 25t
Gathered around their drum and tram.
net corps, every man equipped with
either megaphone or FIVE gallon
oil can. The procession started for
the hall park and the noise could be
heard for miles around. The 1gt IN.
fantry also started a parade with al
kinds 0f noise making instruments and
several banners prepared for the 0cca-
sion. The 25th settled In the south
bleachers and the 1st Infantry in the
east. During the preliminary prac;
tise of the teams, every play was
.cheered as IL q home run were being
made. and every error was heralded
with shouts OF derision from the Other
side Of the field. This pandemoniHm
kept IN during the entire game. and
when the eleventh inning was oves
and the 25th had won, the entire regi
ment snrged on the field and carried
of their players, with big Iasper. the
hero of the game: at the head Of the
procession.
York Did Not Last.
The lst Infan:rs s great southpaw
York. came to grief In the first IN
ming. He famed Woods. but Regain
singled Goliah drew base on balls
and Grafton made a mighty drive
along the right field line for home
RIM. driving Woods and Rogan u
ahead Of him. When Fagin and Smith
followed with safeties, Lieut. SadtleI
decided it was time to take York ont
and went to the box himself, bringlng
Iecknlan from the bench to take bis
Eplace at short.
The LIST Infantry we're put out n
one. two. three order until SadtleI
LANDED double in the third innins
/ and scored on Heaton's three base hit
The Cashier boys scored three more
lin the fifth and took the lead. Will
1.-TWO men on bases Judd drove hoi
one to left field. Grafton jumped fol
it and got his hands on the ball, but \
went through him to the fence anf
Judd went all the way to third.
Water Wks. That's the kind you
want. Chas. e. Frasher, Mgr.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
COMMITTED Will
MEET TO SELECT
REGATTA Events

You are hereby difeceed 10 appear
and answer the Petition IN an action
entitled as above, brought against you
In the District Court OF the United
States, In and for the Territory Of Ha-
wall, within twenty days from and
after service upon you Of . certified
copy Of Plaintiffs Petition herein, to-
|gether with . certified copy Of this
Summons.
And you are hereby notified that I'M
less you appear and answer as above
required, the said Plaintiff viii take
Judgment Of condemnation Of the
lands described IN the Petition herein
and for any other relief demanded In
the Petition.
WITNESS THE HONORABLE SAN.
FORD b DOLE and THE HONOR.
ABLE CHARLES r. CLEMONS, Judg-
es Of said District Court, this 10th
day OF June. In the year OF our Lord
enc thousand nine hundred and fifteen
and Of the Independence OF the United
States the one hundred and thirty
lseaD tsigned) A. Z. MURPHY.
- go CLERK
Endorsed y. - .Atse
"No. 81, UNITED STATES DIS
TRICT COURT for the Territory OF
Hawaii. THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA w. LUCY PEABODY, ct
ais, SUMMONS. JEFF McCARN and
J. w. THOMPSON, plaintiffs Attors
neys. ~ Il fl. ~ IS 4
United States of America, District OF
Hawaii, %. .~s.-%. ~.
!, A. e. MURPHY, Clerk Of the Disi
trfct Court Of the United States Of
America, In and for the Territory and
District of Hawaii, do hereby certify
the foregoing to be q full true and
correct copy of the original Petition
and Summons in the case Of THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA vst
LUCY PEABODY ct ais, as the same
remains of record and on file in the
office OF the Clerk of said court.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said District Court this 24th
day Of June, A. D. 1915.
(SeaD A. e. MURPHY,
Clerk of United States District Court
Territory Of Hawaii.
By F. L. DAVIS, I
Deputy Clerk.
R0nI o. 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
REMOVAL NOTICE

Drs. A. C. and o. E. Wall announceessl
that they have moved their offices tops1
the fourth floor of the Boston buildings In
above May & Co. 62l9-3mRna-
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AVERAGE OF Is MINUTES
EACH FOR ELEe TR0 UTlNG
c0NViCTS At SING. SING

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl|
NEW YORK, N. y, Sept. Alive
eonviets were .eIeetrocuted at SIND
Sing prison today in IS minutes.
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STANDARD OIL OF NEW &. i.
JERSEY SH0RTENS HOURS

[Associatsd Press BY Federal WireIessl
B NEW YORK, NJ. ", Sept. 3.-Tb(
Standard OIL Company Of New JerssI
has adopted an eight-hour laN fol
ssorknlen which affects 25,0oo, short
ening their hours to the new standard
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BI UFFICEKS OF CUUNi

{ associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Sept. B.
Three Mexican bandits have beer
killed by county officers At Los Qua.
tros. They had crossed the border in
TO American territory.
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sox SIGN SPEEDY AuaLER.

OON EOIdfN . = - ~ - - =
MOLINE, IlL-Horaee4 lfod1 E1ler,
|ighthanded pitcher Of the Moline
three Eyes team, today was sold to
he Chicago White Sox, to report at
he end of the Three Eyes season.
sller's best asset IS speed. ssss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
&C STAR BULLETIN SPORTS -: :: :; ::
Local and Foreign
Sport Field Covered
Close Race in Major
League Food For Fans

Detros Two Victories Keep light For Premier onors Wash
ton and CHICAGO Teams; Acquisition of Oe Jackson Means
Much for comskey IN His Fungaeers In Race Against B0S
inuton WFine Pitching Staff Appears to Be 0utcassed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
" OWN DRINK t5ss..~ -.
- u " -..is:.rcC AND PAY FOR IT.

Eng.-Treating has
ZEN made illegal in "a new and dras.
/ order regulating the sale of liquor
saloons nand clubs here. Credit
Pc has been abolished. The period
which liquor may be sold is limited
lfise and a hair hours per day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
News and Comment
Written by Experts
Midway Stars Please
Local Fans in Workout

Manager Paf Page Holds Fast Practise on Athletic Field
Before Many interested Spectators Work Of Des Jadlen
and Pace Closely Followed by Dyed-in- the Wool Fans;
Army Team Works Out for Game With Maroons Tomorrow
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
C0LDRED MEN HAVE some GREAT
BALL.PLAYERS; BIG LEAGUES BAR

Wickware has compiled wonderful
strikeout average. He figured in
about thirty games over stretch Of
three years from 1912 and struck out
something like $50 batsmenan aver.
age Of eight and one-third to game.
In one game he famed fifteen men.
He has allowed on an average on
ly five hits to a game for the last
twenty games pitched. and over q
Of fifteen games he allowed
Only twenty-six runs, less than two
rims to 3 game.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
18th INFANTRY
SCORES eleven
inning VICTORY
LIST Infantry Taken Into Camp
In Best Game of Year at
Schofield Barracks
SchoKeid Barracks League.
Standing Of Teams

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
18th lnfsntr:, 6, 1st Infantry al
inninasl. q.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
TYRUS COBB HAS
EDGE ON BATTERS
NAMER|CAN RACE
WANTED-To BuY.

Scrap metals and scrap rubber. Hon
Junk Co. $40 King 81, p. o. box 7o1
effs.tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
BeIIaire Briefs

Mrs. Carl King. who was removed
10 the Glendale hospital. where she
underwent an operation. is improving
few days. q"
Many Of the Bellaire teachers are
AT New Philadelphia. attending the
annual meeting OF the Eastern Ohio
Teachers Association.
The Roll Of Honor of the First NJ +
ChuIch VIII be entertained bv the SIM
Jay school board on Thursday even
ing. November is. at 1870 O'Clock.
Eeorge Wolf Is i'll at his home on
North jefferson street.
Miss Helen Andrews will entertain
a parry OF friends this evening at her
nome on Guernsey street.
T. ). Bickerton. OF 81. Clairsviua
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
bofn, thursday. TO Mr.. and Mrs q
=. Samuels, OF Belmont street a eon
MISS Fern Upperman entertained the
IeMOtIs OF the Jolly Eight Club al
ing. "S' '''H-
Miss Olive Wharton has returned IN
here. ~ "IcHu9
Mrs. George Robinson and Miss
EHzduttn NlcEraw left yesterday for a
J. G. McKelve yhas returned from,
a VISIT with friends az SteubenviIIe.
j. II. Gray. OF Paris.K v. has been
spending a few days with friends in
this city. i'
Rev. G. y: Church. OF RarnesviUe.
mas returned home after a visit i'm
this city. 'i
Wilbur Harmon. OF McKeesport.
"a, is spending a fe wdays with reIa'
tiyes here. wa
The Lando barber shop in the Dollar
savings Bank building. Will move INTO
new quarters In the Farmers a. Ner.
3 chants, National Bank building after
Mr.. and Mrs. George Comeld. OF
N~ellsburg. are spending a few davs
with friends here. '
Members Of the Criterion Club will
be entertained Monda yevening al tbe
home of Miss Manetta FraIinrer ON
Gravel Hin. '
George Johnson. Of S~mithfeld. was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
revival services will commence az
IN" S~hadysidc Christian church nevf
Monday evening Rev. Pierce. OF cam.
aron. w. Va. will assist the pssfor
Key. T. d Zimmerman. The rCyiyafs
VIII continue for several weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

The Modern Woodmcu OF America will
."in AN important meeting lr tltIr hall
'"H evening
Mrs. George webb. Earl WllI and
Master Robert Sommsrs were boz Steg-
hsnyIlIe yesterday fha ru..r- F go
lives.
special services y.rr d. f.tF a.
CIV g..-r.I nr VIC
street tomorrow .verIrr 'o~''h
Charles ATgsr. wtH. ..v r... -
in .T.E .F-I
...v s-t.r.nr wE.r d., 10y
iu ton fr.T-a. '''"' '4 ~
g.+.r.. 49,
90 TsIi,ir. 1..t.- t" w va. called
over ~. r.r...r.
E.Iisira ""A "t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
UNKNOWN MAN Is
CRUSHED TO DEATH
BY FREIGHT TRAIN IN CGEVE
LAND AND PITTSeuRG YARDS
AT BELLAlRE.
Was Walking On Tracks - Noise Of
Steel Works Prevented Him From
Hearing Approaching Train.

A man. presumably an American,
was run down and Instantly killed by
a south bound Cleveland and Pitts
burgh freight about 800 o'clock Friday
morning. near the signal tower north
OF the Carnegie Steel Works. The
body. which was crushed To a pulp.
was removed 10 Myers x Sons under.
taking establishment.
The train was in charge of Conduc.
tor McDermott and Eneneer stub
bins, and was rounding a slight curve
near the scene of the accident. when
Engineer Stubblns sighted the man.
but too late TO give warning. The en-.
CINE struck him and the body was
rolled for quite a distance before the
train could be brought TO a stop. The
remains were picked up and laid along
side the track until ordered removed
20 Myers morguC.
At the time of the accident the man
was walking in n middle of the
track. and IL Is believed failed to hear
the approaching train on account OF
the noise made by the Carnegie Steel
Works.
Coroner Henry Roger OF Martins
Ferry. was notified and the Inquest
viii be he'd today. A paper was found
on the man bearing the name of
Charles Rose. Monessen, Pa. and a
note book found in his pocket bore
the name Of Andy Plagett, Woodlawn
Pa. Letters were also found ad
dressed 10 Miss Emma MCCrey. Clarks
burg, ". Va. Coroner Roger will com
.unicafe with thS officials at thes.
/ places in the hope the mans Identity
may be established.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
Program for wei

Win Ny Cbum week will b. Oh.
served by the Kirkwood Fpwortb
l' Eu" from November u 90 ~. aa
follow. sunday. o. preparatory scry.
t'' Monday. ~. group meeting o'
Hnikrf- Tuesday. 1866. bible study.
o. Mrs. Mrlday "wednesday. d.
L'a-uD ln charge of prayer. meeting
tu be- address cd bv Rev paffar.o, ~
Belmont Thursday. is. spiritual work
pN Rev Collier. Friday. DO. social SEES.
sion. sunday. 2let. Rev Collier will
preach ON 'Thr League and ne
ork AIl meetings at $3.50 o'clock.
sIarp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
InvestIaatInn MInrga neath

Coroner Henry Rorcr. Of Martins
Ferry. vas al S~hadyside yesterday Dr..
~vestIgatiug the case or Steve Syick.
VINO died scv"ra days ago az the
North Wheeling hospital DO Is
claimed that death was du, 90 the Inc
ing 81 a heavy stone lu one OF the
mines sOuth OF the city sometime ago.
It d. likely that am autopsy Will De-
necessary 20 determine the cause or
death. Coroner Roger viewed tho o..
mains but has reserved his findings
made