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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-26
WILHELM
TAKING
ON CO..

Newport News. Va, April q
German auxiliary cruiser Kron Prfna
Wilhelm. which put in here for re-
pairs two weeks ago. after her com :.
merce-raiding cruise, was towed from
her anchorage to the coal pier today.
She will take aboard approximately
A. 900 tons Of bunker coal 1t is stated.
She will also take on a ten days sup
ply of water and provisions. 1t Ia
estimated that much time will be re-
quired to reach the nearest German
port.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-26
German Attacks on
Belgium Front Were
Repulsed-- d--Dard rdaneIles
a Hard Nut to CracI

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fled S E % "es SSsn S with Ass ": say 1sS tS s"i s"t .S @ ..
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h. EGS attack the v'ck
"s the csSpsbiso 'oSt ''S" 0' large amount OF ''''''
THE SITUATION IN ITALY
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"S' &. s: DsTs De Es.. Sss I :.ssnS :
eaIonns trench rsRoed yesterday oEsoksd
farther the direction Of St sSasnty
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sI :ss TO sSs EMJEs Srssl wAs ys: q p.,...
ron Ss'is S
Lament in May
e aEMsNS GAHIvsE s.: SSG cANaDAss A .. statement
by
Canadians have been captured in the fighting around
Ypres Belgium.
text foIIows: THE Germans hold Liz
which the French
have conquered On the Of the canal conquered Terrain
4 4. ill.,. continue t.
600 canadian taken The total number
ain he Vosaes took back Hamans Weekopf, II
soldiers being mine
throwers and four machine guns were captured"
ALL INDUSTRY IN TRENT At sTANpsTILL:
26-Dispahes
describing the conditions in the of Trent state that
paralyzed agriculture stand
still lack Of wokmen, 10000 having been called
the coors
All requisitoned.
military authorities rapidly
pletins for defense.
- ENGLISH AID FOR 8ELGTANs. ~
26-An influential Belgian relief
Of we'll known Engshmen all
explains will be distributed
relief through American for Belgian
that Ensishmen allowed
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-04-26

stroy the allied armies in the west
attempts which met with failure both
in August and in October.
In the meantime the eastern front
is enjoying a period of comparative
calm except in the mid Carpathians.
where the Russians continue to attack
the Austrians in Ussotk pass and in
the east, where the Austrtans and
Germans are trying to crush the Rus
sian flank. Both sides report sue
cess. .F
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
FAST TEAMS MEET
Ouuuesne and Kahn Club viii Play on
Tunnel Green Grounds Sunday
Much Interest In Game.

The Kahn club will journey 70 the
Tunnel Green grounds Sunday. Aug
ust 10Th where they will meet the
strong Duquesne team. this being the
second game Of series which the two
clubs Rave arranged Tho first game
was won by the Kahn club In a twelve
inning contest by the score Of 10 to 4.
The Kahn club has secured Joe Nc
Henry as catcher In the place of p.
Barney. who has been the hackstop
of the club for the past season. Bar
uDE has already left Wheeling and is
now Boo service with fast semi pro.
fessional team Of Canton. Ohio r..
Sullivan, who has been showing good
form with the Home club. is now
wearing n Kahn club uniform and no
doubt hc viii appear in Sundays line
up
Bennington will likely do The twirl-
ing FOR the Duqucsnp team while
Candy will hold down the mound for
tine Kahn club al the Kahn club play
ors are requested to meet az -Four
tenth and Market streets. Sunday
afternoon AZ O'Clock. sharp. where
they VIII take an Elm Grove car for
the grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
ODDS ARE EVEN
As viii be Testified 10 by Pitcher Nc
Clusky Of the Cincinnati Ma
tionals-Ftere Yesterday.

The old Birds" in the big leagues
still play their pranks on the young
ster who happens TO become a mem
Der Of their club Pitcher Rube Ben
ton, OF the Cincinnati twirling stan
pulled one on McClusky. while the
team was en- route from Cincinnati
20 Wheeling. The story was related
BY Jack Ryder. sporting editor of the
Cincinnati Enquirer. II was some
thing like thus.
II seems that McClusky had never
had the experience OF riding In a
sleeping car. Well the Reds left Gin
Cinna1 for Wheeling and II fell Ia Nc
Clusky TO be assigned 10 berth num-
Der one. Benton took IL unto himself
10 explain to the new member OF their
outfit that all the odd numbers were
upper and all even numbers were
lower berths.
When the players started 10 retire
for the night McCluskey proceeded to
get TO his upper berth. After enjoy
Ing the joke for while one OF the
members OF the squad took n unto
himself TO explain the situation 10 the
youngster. After considerable eN-
PLANTATION and persuasion he finally
consented TO come dawn. but not until
he had been assured BY some OF tho
other boys that Sir Reuben Benton
had misinformed him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
ALLEGHENY CLUB
Is N Flourishinp Condition and Vice.
President Lockridge Announces an
Increase b. the Membership.
MINNFHAHA SPRINGS. " Va

MINNEHAHA SPRINGS. W. Va.
Aug. 11-Mr u VI Lockridge. vice
president Of the Allegheny Sports
mems Association. has just returned
from Wheeling and Wpllsburg. ana
has added number Of new members
20 the club The members Of the club
from WheelirE. Charleston and other
towns in the state expect To- build
their own BUNGALOWS ON Ihp property
close enough to the Club House 10
take their meals there The As-oCia-
tion will grant them a lease Tor the
land az normal price This feature
appeals very strongly Co Tho members
Of the club especially those having
families
Mr. and Mrs. % % Fleming and Mr.
and Mrs ~ Bartlett of Clark burg.
vs. Va. WotOrDi thrOugh fO the CluD
and spent week. and they were hIEu.
ly pleased with The fine Club House
and fho beautiful surr0undInEs
Hon Chas s. Dice and wife have
returned t0 their home at ieUlshurE
after IHrEfhF stay gf Pine Crest
Lodge. and Nra ~ prHffOn ana
hrr daughter. Misses Mary Frances
and Suo arc roV nf Pine Crest Lodge.
taking their meals ar fHe Club House.
Nr. vs. a. Nrafton spent Friday here
Judge a o. Dayton and wife Of
EhlIrpi IS 40. and Nr a r. Barrett
az parkershurE vs. Va. are spending
fIo month of AUGUST mo tho Cluh
judge Dayton Is judge of tho Federal
court fnr The Northern District Of
Wet VIRGINIA
Mrs ~ s. Couraoy ard children
of IDwIsburE vs. Va. ore spending
tho month ar .he club They ravo
iust returned From Ocean View. Nir.
gInIa whore tho heat was urbearabIr
and are enjoying tho cool hrcczoa OF
Che AUrEhnnina
Mrs s UHvvrod OF Washington. %
O.. Nr and Mrs Alex Glass and MAJ
Randolph ~fHIrakcr off WhDcIina. were
party Hf fHn club for lunch ON
Tuesday hHvng moforef over from
White sulphur Spr'nra Ne jSf8I
maker ie special agent Tor The a. q.
Railway having headquarors A.
Wheeling
ur ID % Castor. prominent den.
trf Of HolInrfon. Gale billiard Uruc
Letter Joseph Letter and Ralph Letter.
wof0ref through from BouuEfon fo
spend n week af tho Club
other visitors 90 tho club furfnr
fho past week were VI o. puc ana
p 70 H'I Marlnfon Harris a Jones
" Hall and rs 20 Mason. EIkIns.
Mr. and Mrs. o. EChols and Mr. ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
TEAM NIT FREELY BUT VISITORS
BUNCH FIVE m FIRST.
Sisson and Reilly Each Get Three
bingles-Nicol and Anderson Two
-Nespo Hits Triple.

The Cincinnati Nationals yester.
day defeated the Stogics by the score
81 TO 4 in a fast game at League
Park. Lefty Wstzel pitched and after
having gotten away TO bad start
IN the FIRST inning he settled down
and pitched nne ball The Reds
gathered total OF 10 hits on his oe-
livery while the Smokes touched up
McClusky for IL bingles The Cin.
cinnati team h. the only bunch of bail
tossers that has proven anything like
match for the Smokes since they
started on their winning OF seven
straight Dayton fell before them tos
three games and Youngstown was
humbled IN four events The Reds
escaped defeat only by a narrow mar
Groh lifted high fly which was
easily taken care OF by Lear Rodgers
walked. Williams drove one TO right
for three sacks Leach singled TO
left and Williams scored GrinItn
singled over second and Leach took
third. Nonkolnitz drove a wicked
liner al Neale and Leach scored. Grif-
nth taking second on the play Mag-
ner singled 90 center and Grinith
went 10 third. MollOwitz doubled 10
left and Griffith scored. McClusky
famed
Not until the NTH inning did the
Reds show signs OF scoring In this
inning couple of singles made things
loo krather scary. but Wetzel settled
down an dthey failed to cross. In the
eoighth they added two more runs.
These came as the result Of base
on balls TO Groh and triples by hodg-
ers and Williams.
After two were out in the fourth
Reilly drove single to center. lie
took second when Won Kolnitz threw
badly 10 catch him OF first. Nicol
singled 10 center and Reilly scored
Withrow famed. The Smokes came
back and tied up the score IN the
NTH. Wetzel was out. Rodgers TO
Mollowitz. Sisson singled through
short Nespo tripled 10 left. NeaIe
walked. Anderson singled to left
scoring Nespo. Lear hit a long nv TO
center and Neale took third Reilly
came through with his third hit and
Neale scored Nicol famed.
In the sixth. seventh and eighth
innings the Smokes succeeded in get
ting a man on base but were unable
To push him across the plate. The
score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
MILL CLOSES
Steel Department o. wheeling steel
q Iron Company VIII Shut Down
Temporarily Saturday

Tho steel miU of the Wheeling steel
a Iron company viii close Saturday
The shutdown f Is aaId viii Dol Cor
only short period and the occasion
f1r the closing of fhia department of
fhn works Is said fo Do che fact that
The steel wIIia are oVcpedInE the out.
put that can ho handled bv the akeip
mills The plant has been In oper.
alton Tor fr0 past month and during
thIs time ffr afol mill has been work
InE Iu fuI Thiss shutdown viii o.
feet only about $50 or 500 men and
The rcmair.nE 500 t0 1000 win be-
working fIH fmn In tho skcIp mill
Do .e said that tho steel mU viii be-
closed only Tor short period
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
STATES EVIDENCE
Results In Arrest % Two Boys Of
Belmont County Charged Win
Stealing Automobile.

Two boys. Joe Doty and Stanley
NaIoncr. were arrested in Belmont
county yesterday hy Sheriff Uulrcr
ON a charge Of stealing an auto be
longing to Leila Pryor. OF Newark The
lads we're implicated lu the charge
hv Randolph stump Of Newark Who
was recently bound over fo the strand
jury ON The same charge. stump
claims that DOft and NalonCr who
are from FairuD.uf were with him
on The day. July 1 that tho machine
was stolen Do declares that all three
ram of with tho car. but that Dofy
and MaIoucr TOOK DO finally while he
was iu "a garage getting gasoline
The sheriff of Licking county viii
take charge of Tho boys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12

D. necessary. AEree with a. In thia
belief. and your trouble can b. r.
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90 health S. 5 s is a purely Vegota.
Die Treatment that you can secure
from your own drugClst-it IL a blood
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As discovered and given 10 suffering
mankind During this period 20 has
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aud has relieved thousands OF casea
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YOU must take S. S. s. Take 10 N only
pimplcs appear. FOR they denote bad
hlood. and may be followed BY the
surcrings from torturing skin erup
tlons Therefore be sure Don't take
chances. don't use lotions Get s. s
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srccisl case, write for expert medical
advice 20 S. 5. S. Co. Atlanta. Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug IL
The third days Grand Circuit racing
mere was featured by the work of
tolly Ann. locally owned. which won
fact starters
Hal Roy. a favorite with heavy
backing. could do no better than Soc
ond in the 'omstock stake for uarrrs
Judge ormonde. a second choice. be-
ing winner in straight heats
kusUcoaf had no trouble winning
We tToiunE division Of the Nafron
stake. being popular choice FOR fbo
money
Summary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12

tN''N NUN'. ..N.'fnIH ri. NIrnU".
z T'9fln Patch. IIaI Conner. 1000 Hurst
also started Tm. ..IHH. 1.Hf..
U1H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
COACH ARRIVES
New Athletic Director 90 Linsfy in
City Looking UD Material FOR
This Years Team

Prof Hubert Pierce. tho now
athletic coach of tho Iiuziy Institute
ur tho material Cor fho 1915 football
team
Prof Pierce ia VOL known through.
out fho state in athletic circles and
u flOl~Ff hF many f0 boz tho best
football coach Iu tho state 60 a. n
graduate of Dartmouth of fho class 0f
100 and was ranked 1wOur fha beet
athletes of tho EHHf
Coach Pierce Ia expected f0 DO great
things ir urrrar.rr great football
team Tor fhD local school which will
cope success. fully with any team ~
fa class ir fhr valley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
sUPERBAs DROP onE

CHICAGO Aug ll.-Chicago defeated
Brooklyn TO today. The locals made
all their runs In the second inning on
Del In this session. they gathered four
hits. one OF them was triple. ana
coupled with pclls wild throw. a base
on balls, and sacrifice. took "a lead
take. Score. n. II. l..
Chicago .......O 100000
Batteries-Dell.+ Appleton. Pfeffer and
Miller, Lavender and Archer.
Two base hts Wheat. Miller.
Three base hit-Fishcr. Base on halls
Dell 1. Lavender 2 Struck out-Deli
]: Lavender 2. Appleton l. wild pitch
Lavender. tmptres-O' Day and Orth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12

Boston z, ,,...........oooo,2lsio2Oo.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
Great Old Remedy
For Skin Diseases
s. S. S. Clears Skin of Erup-
tons Drives Poison From
the System.

Get 10 fixed In your mind that skin
erupuons. Scrofula. EcEerna. burning
itching skin. and all skin diseases
are due entirely 20 impure and
infected blood N the trouble was
on the outside OF the skin. hy
simply washing and keeping % clean
you could obtain relief - not even
ointments. lotions. and saiyes. would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
DECREE ENJoiNs BOTH
coal CO AND r. r. Co

TRENTON ~ q. Aug ~ Circuit
Court Judges BURLINGTON and Nrphfr.
sor today entered r decree Ir The
United states District court Tor ne
district ~ Npw Jersey rrfo.rInF mo
offrrrs and director OF no Delaware.
fackawarua ar7 Western Railroad
company and Delaware IarFawarua
and Western Coal company from con
fruInE tho business Of coal mining
and purchase md shipping heretofore
In existence bowen the two con
Germs Tho decree Ie in accordance
with tho recent fcr sion Of tho United
states supreme court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
YANKEES WIN ONE

NEW YORK. Aug. l1.--Carroll Brown.
starting his nrst home contest OF the
season. pitched strong game today.
and New York defeated Cleveland Co ].
Morton was hit hard iu the eighth in
ming ana the Yankees scored twice on "a
double hy Boone, \una makers triple and
a single by High. Score. r n. T..
Cleveland ..... ID u % % % U 10 o. 8
New York ..... % d % q % u % = DO ~
Batt,rie--- Morton. Harstal and Egan
Brown and Nunanakor. Two base hits
Boone. Egau. Three base hit--Nun-
amaker. Stolen baseH-Cook. Hase on
ballS-Morton 2. struck out-Brown 3 f..
Morton 3. Hit 10y pitchsr-Ry Brown D..
tkirkel. Umpires - Hildebrand and
OF .OuEh1iu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
TIGERS SHUT OUT

WASHINGTON. Aug l1.-Gallia lot
Detroit down with four hits today.
Washington winning by Co %. Errors
by Young and Crawford figured in the
scoring OF two OF Washington runs.
the other being the result of Mcbride
single and Gallia.s double. Score.
q. g. r.
Detroit ........ % % 20 % 20 % % 10 o. 10 p
Washington ...0 1 70 UUUl 81 %
Batteries -- Coveltzkie Roland and
StanaEc. Baker. Galiia and Henry. Two
base hit-Gallla stolen bases. Nuuug.
Gallia GaudI Base ON hallz-GoNsI-
e.kie ;. Gallia 2 Eoiand D. Hit by
pitcher by CoNcleskIe tAcustaI. Struck
uut=hN GalIl @ tuNrIeagie O. Wild
rItct-GaIia Jmpires - DIueen and
Nallin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
ERRORS LOST ron ATHLETICS

PHILADELPHIA Aug. II.-Errors
which cost two runs. gave Chicago the
victory over Philadelphia today 9 TO 2
Benz Kept the home teams hits scat
tered except In the nfth and ninth in
nlngs. score. Y H. r.
Chicago ....... OOOg00-g q
Philadelphia ... % 600 uoUl=2 3
Batteries--Beuz and Schalk. Shcehau
and Lapp. Two base hits-W,aNer.
Fourier Blackburus. Fclscn. Davies
stolen base. Collins Base on balls
OF Sheehan 3. Struck out Benz 4 .
Sheehan l. Umpires Evans and chill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE
EEDEKAL LEAGUE
INrEREATIoEAL LEAGUE.

At Jersey city II "a J.
Richmond '....UU2 OF 600 600 o. ia ID
jersey city 100 o01 O2U 600 l. g i2 2
Russell Cuttrell and D.DonncII.
hrueHe. Nerhout' Ring and Tragrcssor.
A. Irovidence- thrst EameD r. g. g.
Providence ..... 00OOOOOO2-g 2
tnzmann and Heckinger. schultz and
second samcl r. g. e.
Providence ... 2UUUouoOuI o
Lee and hs. kinEer. sayres and
Casey.
Toronto Rochester same was plavsd
yesterday Buffalo and Montreal not
scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
WON AND TIED.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer
TERItE HATTE Ind. Aug 1i-pue
darkness stopping the second game 81 a
double header between Terre Haute and
Fort Wayne this afternoon. after Terre
hautc had won the FIRST game. Scores
r. ~. y
~ Wayne ..OlOIOOOOO "a Z
Tcrre Haute co.. % 213fO Ill IS z
es-ocEtcrmcycr and Beyors:
Fattison and Nann
Second game r. "A l.
III Wayne $4,000 O0OlO-4 . 2
Tcrrc Haute 90 O3O1O-4 %
Batteries-Hart and BeYers. Griesel.
iattison. Yarmouth and Nann.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
RITCHIE FAIR
T~enty-Ninth Annual Event Opened
Yesterday at PennSbo ro-Many
Fine Attractions and Good
Racing.

PENNSBORO. w. Va. Aug. IL
Yesterday the twenty-ninth annual
fair OF the Richie County Fair and
Agricultural Fair Association opened
and with ideal weather conditions.
promises 20 be the best exposition
ever held by this successful associa-
ton. A splendid racing program has
been arranged by the management
twenty-five entries having been made
for the ten racing event which began
yesterday and continue three days.
The racing program is as follows:
Wednesday. August II.
FPS Trot-1 p. m. $500.
Free for all Pace p. m. $500.
2:27 Pace-2.3O D. m. $500
Thursday, August p.
Trot Tor Colts years or under,
2:1s Pace p. m. 5000.
2.20 Trot-2 p. M. 5000
2:15 Trot-3 .. m. $500
Friday, August 10.
PA Pace-12 30 D. m. $500.
22i Trot-l p. m, xv00.
2.22 Pace p. m. $500.
The association has secured as the
free attraction daily aeroplane flights.
which will be made By Richter, a
licensed flyer with a reputation for
fne work, from the Aero CLUB OF
America. who contracts 10 reach an
altitude OF from one to six thousand
feet. and make cross county rfgns
Of from ten 10 forty miles in MS
Gnome. motored tractor machine. lie
Midway attractions will be Of the hest
rs this fair Is noted for the clean ana
up-to-date attractions Il permits 10 IN
ter the grounds Great crowds from
Clarksburg. Parkersburg and the al.
Joining counties are expected 10 at
tend the afalr. which o. considered a
reunion and annual meeting Mace
for the country folk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
PIONEER GLASS MAN DEAD.

HDNFsUAtF Pa. Aug 1T=chriu.
liam DOfn.rger. a pioneer boo the cur
.IH.. indus rf bon This country and
founder of ono of tho largest plants
Tor ife anu'arfuro .u rho world died
Hf I.s home today ir White Mills
rear bore. of paralysis ID was 90
year. old Zee came tu this country
In 1885 from France whore ne
learned his trade Be introduced tho
Industry In fhIs region in 1863
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
STOGIES ALMOST COP FROM
REDS IN EXHIBITION GAME

Mrs. C " Sharp. Marlinton: Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. :. Graham and Mr.. and Mrs.
J : Mathews. Cas-. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
\ Meadows. Hinton
The informal dance at the club on
Thursday night was well attended and
everyone had very enjoyable time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
CAR DERAILED
on Wheeling Traction Line az Thirty
third Street-Flag Train 20
Prevent Accident

Yesterday afternoon about ESQ
o'clock. fortune interviewed 10 prevent
what miEht have developed 10 be one
of the worst accidents In the city.
s. HeuwoOd North Wheeling car Of the
Wheeling Traction company north
bound slipped between the rails Of
the track az Th.rty.third and Eoff
streets and run the edge Of the car
upon the railroad track n happened
that apassengcr train was due AZ this
time and hy the very quickest 81 work
Dr. was tagged in time 20 prevent n
serious accident
ft was some time before tho car
could Boz replaced and the train al
lowed fo uHaa Tho traction company
has been working ON the tracks a.
This place Tor sometime and cars have
been dsrailod every DAY or the line
However fhis came nearer to causin1
an accident than any of tho others.
Tho AVERAGE ostrich lives ~ years
and Yields from two to four pounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-12
TENNIS TOURNEY
NEARING END
AND cUndrdIrs WILL MEET
JOHNSON AND MORRIS IN SEMI
FINALS IN SINGLES TODAY.
wheeling Boys Have Excellent Chance In
The Singles And May wtn-Tourney
VIII Close To-day.
special Dispatch 10 ne intelligence.

Special Dispatch TO the intelligence.
PARRERSBURG ". Va. Aug IL
The SENT ttnals IN the singles IN tho
state tennis tourney will b. play ID her"
tomorrow morning. state champion Roy
Johnson will oppose Wright HuEuH or
Wheeling and Leland Morris Of farAcra-
. burg will play Tom Cummins OF Wheel
ing.
Barron Hall and Lancdon White Of
parktrsburr and Roy johnson ana Joe
l. Shrew sbury Of Parkersburg are two
pairs To- reach the SENT Finals in dou-
bles. Two more matches remain IN the
Tribunals before the semi Finals "a III
BE- started. 10 rs hoped to complete the
tourney tomorrow evening.
Score.
Tri finals In singles:
johnson defeated ia Bowie IS G-3
l.. Morris deftd Bradford OIL 81
Doubles second round
Sbidcr and Mackie defeated
rerInar and Wells ...... b-2 OIL
Ncodham and Flownery defeat
cd Bower and Watson Ga 81
Raymond and Colburn defeat
I'd Franzheim and Jackson S. 60 Ct
Bradford and MCAdams defeat
Cd Morris and Norris Sc t-i b-l
Cummlns and Gilbert defeated
chaplin and Miller 80. 81 6-f
Doubles tribunals.
Hall and White defeated Sni-
der and Mackte .--....... t-l 6-3
Johnson and Shrewsbury de-
featcd Bowie and Bowie SO 6-3 b-3
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came In the eighth inning when with
row banged a single along the third
base line. He took second when Nc
Auley let Schereen's throw get away
from him. Withrow took third on Nor
tons out, McAuley TO Thompson. Sis
son singled TO left scoring Withrow.
Nespo famed. and the game was over.