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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
MRS. Ed ST|FEL
LOSES GOLF MATCH

sncrial 'pispat oh 10 the lntnlliSencer:
FAlRMONT. W. Va. July - ~
weather man continues 10 DC pehtEilaI,.
and is in great favor with the WORTH.
attending the first annual iourhaIn,i"
of The Wcs; Virginia Women's Con As; As
.nrintion To-day'S contests were nilcI
with tho same enthusiasm that mas
characterized tho playing from the OPEN
inr of the tournament on July =.
Tho anproachinR contest to-nA!
won Nv Miss Catherine Patterson OIL
Charleston r. r. 1ou-
In the putting contest Mrs. e. Lev
is Jr of Charleston. and Mrs. Earl 10
ans won in the third. The score "hSs
Mrs. Adams 2 and and :; MIS-. Lc"i'
and ; and 4. a-s1o,.
In tho semi-hnals Miss Sue kearslcS
Watson defeated Mrs. AGnuS lcDonato'
nr charleston. up and TO play. MT.
+, &, DawIey defeated Mrs. EDWARD :
SiIfeL. Of Wheeling, up and 10 pIH!'
In Inc second flight. Miss Virginia lem
ing defeated Miss Louise Nichols; up
and S To play. Mrs. NJ. McChnuc oclcht,
rd Mrs. Gorge DeE3olt. ] up ana on inc
18Th hole. Tho handicap open 'ourh n
mont will be held tomorrow al ~
n',.lock At 2:SU o'clock Tomorrow al :
,crnoon Mrs. f. G. Dawlcy. OF CharleS,,
ION, and Miss Sue 'k"hrslcy watson VIII
contend for the wnman'S Eolt champloh-
shin of West Virginia. Al me SaLle
tin,c Miss Virginia Fleming, or FAIR
mont, and Mrs NJ. McClintic Will play
for the second flight cup.
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MCLEAN PROTESTS
PROBATE OF WILL

WASHINGTON, July 7.--Edward
r. Mclean son Of the late John X. NC;
Lean. the millionaire publisher, hleQ
a pctition here today seeking 10 can
eel probate Of the will OF his tatner.
II is alleged the father was mentally
incapacilated and was subjected 10
"importunilirs" and undue influence
when he made the will June j, IVA, a
wear before his death.
Under the will Edward b. Mclean
aged 80, who is the only child OF Tue
publisher. is given tie entire income
during his life from the estate winch
is valued al many million dollars aad
includes the Cincinnati ENQUIRER,
controlling interest in the washington
Post. valuable real estate interests IN
Cincinnati. traction properties IN
Washington and mines in Hardin coun,
". Ills. The American Security ana
Trust Company of Washington, IS 10
hold the estate in trust.
Counsel for the son includes Emu
Root and John y. Stanchfeld of New
York and Wilton J. Lambert. OF NaSi'-
inston. The Youngest Mclean pre-
viously had consented 10 the probate
of tho will He said To-Day that MS
action then was pcrfunctory TO meet
cXigencicS in preserving the estate.
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ENTRIES IN FOR
TENNIS TOURNEY
INCLUDE MANY CRACK PLAYERS
OF OTHER CITIES.
philadelphia Pitts burgh, Elyrin, Beaver
Fails and Other Towns TO Be
Repres ented.

Never before has there been such A
large number of out of town entrants
in a tournament Of the Wheeling Ten
mis- club as will participate in the an
nual tri-State open tournament which
begins next Monday. on the EdGcdhle
courts.
Brown Ransom. of Beaver Falls: WIN
nor Of last years tourney. Will defend
his title. and j. r.. McLain Of lrttSburSh'
runncr-up in last years event ana WIN
ncr OF the 1914 tournament. VIII par
ticipaic as will several other best ten,
mis- players in Ohio, pennsylvania ana
West Virginia.
The handsome cups being offered az
trophies were placed on display III mo
windows Of The Hanchcr Jeweiry store
yesterday. They include the hancheSS
challenge bowl: Il cup for winner or
mems singles and also runner-up IN
singles: cups for winners and runners
uu in mems doubles. and cups Tor WIN
ners and runnerS-up III mixed doubles
and a silver cup lot the winner VI t''c
consola ton singles.
Il. !. Ncuhardt. who has the agency
for Spaulding athletic goods. offers Il
high-pr!ced racquet /" the person VINO
wins the greatest number or games.
Among the Entrants.
4 martial list of the entries Includes
the following:
From Philadclphia-N. w. swain. -.
From Pittshurgh--J. +. McLaln. W.
s. MCElroy, >. JARVIS -au"'H9' 'S'' eS
Vlisack.
From Mo'rgantown - Morton Grelx
Neil Rumsey, John Purinton' william
GlaSscock. ,,..,
From Marietta. O.-Walter Windsor
Or. Clarence Sloan. ,,;-
From Parkcrsburg-Lclan Norris
Ben Morris, Joe Shrewsbury. Roy John-
son. George Bauers. ,,.,
From Clarksburg--C. G. Bradford j.
McAGamS.
From Sistersville--Ed. Hanlon.
From Moundsvillc-R. +. Blankensop'
From Barncsville-Lou 4anlon.
From Beaver Falls. Pa.-Brown Kan
som. George Ransom. ,,,.
From Fairmont-Jack Colourn. RANK
Raymond. "a.
From Uniontown. Pa.-Frank W. New
hall. Alex Meade. o,
From Elyrin. O.-Franklin Slough.
Many Local Players.
The following is partial !ist u! .nc
local players who Will partclnalt
Thonas Nick. Cummins, Thomas Beat
lie, Wright Hugas. Howard Merkel: Ar
thur Gilbert. Allen Bowie. John ScotS
Warner Marsh, Robert Pcrmar. Allreu
Brady. Hugh BRADY. Frank Armoruster'
Kent Hall. W. n. Abbott. McrtZ RAM
helm. Louis Grubh. Joe jefferson. Edsn
sweeney, Charles Jackson. +. = u:
Daniels. r. f.. Rowie. r. Heazirt. -. W.
Stubblcficld and Victor HAWKINS
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BRITISH AGAIN
MAKE BIG GAINS

LONDON. July S .1;39 Il. m..-Brit.
ish correspondents AT the press camp,
British army in France. send the rot
lowing account of Fridays offensive;
THE hard fighting started today az
soon AS dawn broke and is still con-
linuing. Some Of our troops made Il
brilliant attack on Calmaison and sue
ceeded in capturing about 500 prison
ers. The enemy counter attacked with
five battalinns Of the Third Prussian
guard who suffered great loss. Some
Of these men. who fell into our hands,
commented on the accuracy and in
tensity Of our artillery clre.
In a separate attack we obtained a
footing in Mametz wood. On the left
of this attack our troops made an adj
vance in the neighborhood of Ovillers
and La Boisscllc and much improved
our positions.
ON the northern part Of our front
the enemy heavily hnmbarded some
trenches held by ~ lianS and their
guns we're also ac..tc about Loos.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
THE: THEATRES
pav1,owA-COURT.

'..Who is the greatest box office AT
traction in The worlu"" This is query
me may hear at every nand NOT hhlH
where sage folk rnnrrcEAtc. but III inc
clubs and IN the fuycrs "f the ih"at"rs
and rncra house. The general impress,
sion is that tho greatest singers hhH
great opera make the biggest box ONO"
attraction. but aside from taruSu th'r'
is not i Sing"c rf either Sex VIII" w"Gid
fiji tho Metropolitan opera house Il,
$500 4 scat or higher withnu. the hti
of other famous names.
ravlowa drew $l1.h0D in two perform
anccs in Los Angeles. Cal. while dur
inc the week aflcrward the Metropolis
tan Opera House company. including all
Of the worlds greatest singers combined
as the attraction. could not attract the
equal average At tho box office. There
fore the public is now privileged e
see I'avIOwu in u massive film spectacle
at tn" price OF admission vastly below
any she has ever appeared.
The great event in the history Of the
motion picture art will take place at tho
Curr theatre all next week. Two per-
formanccs daily, 2:lS and S:l5. when
RuSsiaS dancer. Anna pavlowa, viii
appear on the screen in 4 massive spa
tacle entitled, The Dumb Girl of Por-
tlCi"
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THAT soRT'-AT THE REX.

THAT Sort" iiyc-act picture OF rn-
usual human appeal. built from the IA,
NOUS stage play by Basil Mcdonald
Hastings. made Il tremendous hlt WIN
/ he large audiences that attended the
Rex theatre yesterday. That the sue
cess which met the stage play Will pc
repeated in the perturbation is assured.
Beyond the power of Inc plot the
strength at the cast Is ursual. Narda
Howard. we'll known emotional actress.
is the featured player. ana III support
of her arc such we'll known stars as
duncan McRac. Ernest Maupain and
John I.orrnz With Il less capable com
pany. THAT Sort" could not have ne N
Produced IT is a subtle drama which
relics ON III" clash "f it's characters
over internal passions rather violent hc-
non TO sustain intel Terrible as he
lesson in this picture is. this phot"play
drama is not presented primarily as
morality picture but rather TO show liic
as il is TO depict great human passion.
The agony and suffcrinEs Of Il woman
who dched The moral code.
In addition 10 the above feature. nc
! Iron Claw" will be shown.
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MOBILIZATION CAMPS
TO Be DISCONTINUED

NEW YORK, July 7.-Mobilization
camps in most of the % states Of the
department Of the east will be disCon-
tinued, II was announced tonight at
divisional headquarters, Governor S
Island, as soon AS the last National
Guard organization called out by the
President has departed for the border.
With the closing of the camps, e
cruits will be tried al army posts al
ready designated, according TO an or
der issued today, by Major General
Leonard Wood.
1t was found that the contemplated
plan of maintaining the state camps
for training recruits would enforce
the absence Of scores of regular army
and National Guard officers from
their border commands. Under the
new plan the recruits will be trained
by the regular army officers stationed
at the posts.
Among the army posts designated
are:
New York--Infanlry recruits al Fort
Hamilton; recruits for all other
branches of the service at Fort Totten,
New Jersey and Delaware-Fort Du.
pont near Wilmington, Del.
aryland-Fort Howard, Baltimore
harbor.
Virginia and District of Columbia,
Fort Meyer, Va.
Kentucky--Fort Thomas. Covincton
General Wood said tonight depend
ents Of National Guardsmen have
flooded him with letters and kilograms
requesting him TO discharge guards.
men as result of the recent war dc,
partmnt order. He said he wished il
emphasized that soldiers with depend
ha nJ, b,-f I,
handing officer of the department un,
til the request is first made by the
soldier, with corroboratinc evidence.
The Third New York heavy field ar
tillery, formerly the 65th infantry OF
Buffalo, will go TO Tobyhanna, Pa,
where other artillery units will also
entrain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
new BOTTLE PLANT
FOR CLARkSbURC

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligcncer.
HARRISBURG, w. Va, July T.
Announcement was made here this aft
ernoon by NJ. J. Owens, president OF
the Owens Bottle Machine company, Of
Toledo, o., which operates large plants
here and at Fairmont, that arrange
ments have been perfected to build a
duplicate of the Clarksburg plant upon
adjoining property together with box
factory, at cost Of $1,000,000. Work
is TO be- started at once. The COM
pany's present plant has five large bot
tie making machines and employees
$50 men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
'InfantiIe Paralysis Is
Not Easily Recognized
DIR. ETZLER DESCRIBES DISsAsE
AND TELLS OF SYMPTOMS.
Due to Microbe Which Makes sreeo
ina Place in Anterior Horns
Of Spinal Cord.

Or. w. {. Etzler, city health com
missioner. is taking every .precau'lon
ary stcn 10 prevent, if POSSIBLE, an nul,
break here OF infantile paralysis, inc
dread disease which is sweeping man!
sections of the county. To an lhlel
.licencer reporter yesterday. Dr. ElZIel
described the disease and al me same
time issued a statement urging 'Ha'
cases in which the symptoms are SIM
liar TO those of infanlile paralysis Dc
given immediate attention.
The disease is due" DR.. EtzieF sald,
ITO a microbe which makes II nome or
breeding place in the anterior hnrhS on
The spinal cord. Until recently 1t hau
not been properly recognl2ea ana ue'
fined by medical science and no POSI-
i've cure or protection against 1t has
.been discovered. | believe, however
mar in the course of the epidemic.
some serum will be developed to Kill
the disease germ
The disease is highly contagious
and very dangerous. II is lnSldtous IN
that lis first symptoms are moi easily
recognized, and in It's slight form II
resembles bilious allack k. when Is
followed in three or four DAYS by par
alysiS which is progressive ana IN
CreaSes.
while il generally attacks children,
it is not confined 10 them by any
means. 1t is generally believed mat
The stable fly is one Of tho worst
things to carry tho disease. although
il is not definitely known how 1t Is
spread. e ;,I
There have been only n few lSnI'
ated cases in Wheeling and none re-
Gently. In the past ten or tWeN'
,.nnrc chou1d cav there have NOT been
more than three or four cases. II has
a high death rate. and even in cases
iof reroverv it generally leaves the pa,
tent partially paralyzed or deformed.
DR.. Etzier urges parents to exercise
care with their children and waich
closely for symptoms. such AS head
aches and rrvcrishness, which usually
iapnear three or four days in advance
Of The more pronounced symptoms.
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RETIREMENT OF EAST
GERMAN ARMY STARTS

pETROGRAn. July (via London:
JULY $. 4:15 n. mD-The retirement OF
General Won Bolhmer's army westward
from between The Slripa and Zlota
cupaIion by the Russians Of the cast
bank OF the Koropice river which
paralcls the Slripa twelve miles 10
the west and a further advance by
General Brussiloit between the Dnles-
ter and Inc pruth. Won Bothmers posi-
lion became untenable.
According to Colonel Shumsky. the
military critic of the BOurse Gazette,
Won Bothmer is hurriedly moving his
troops in the direction of Stanislau
the important railroad center. sixty
miles south Of LcmberG. Col. Shum.
sky believes that the German general
proposes 10 make a stand on line
from Stanislau 10 Haulicz. Military
critics doubt his ability 10 maintain
This line.
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SWIMMING RECORD BROKEN.

". A. Curwen, who is in charge OF
the park swimming pool at Wheessa 9
park, is in receipt OF news lrom Gan
fo rInerSi pupils, Olga DoSfner. Of Phila.
delphia, Pa, has broken the record IN
The woman's national championship
for swimming. The distance was 100
Yards and she succeeded In lowering
her own American record Of LOS 3-5 TO
OF Is. The. race was held In salt
water tank. Miss Dorfer was pitteo
against some of the best swimmers Id
orica
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HAnunod Rrtafk.

Charles Scliad has received his new
frdm a Wheeling dealer. The car ID
one of the latest models.
officer Bogard. who went on his va.
cation two weeks ago, is expected TO re-
turn TO this city today ana VII re-
sumo his duties on Sunday afternoon.
He spent his vacation near the Great
Lakes. ,.,-
William Blon. shopman at the Bald.
more and Ohio railroad shops mere, has
resumed his duties after an oriei
illness. .
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ncidermeyer
have gone to Mt. Clemens. Mich, lor
a few weeks stay. Mr.. Neidermeyef
Miss Mary Patton is the guest OK
friends on McMechen street ~.
Miss Angela Steele Is at ZanesE1l!e.
o., spending q few days with tfleoos
and relatives,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
Train Rider Hurt

Truman Powell. young man from
East Liverpool, who WAS seriously In
jured when he fell from Baltimore and
Ohia railroad train shortly after
o'clock Thursday evening, is improving
slowly, according to information given
out at the Glendale hospital last night.
Mr.. Powell sustained a badly crushed
foot. At the hospital II was found that
amputation was necessary and the OPP
Grafton was successfully performed yes
tcrday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
H0BL|TzELL BODY
HAS Been RECOVERED

Special Dispatch To The 1ntelligcncer.
PARkERSBURG, w. Va. July T.
Another body of one Of the victims OF
the steamer KanaWha was recovered
today at Belleville, short distance
below where the wreckage landed, In
a badly decomposed state. It is be-
lieved 10 be that of John D. Hoblitzell,
the last of five members Of that fam
lily who lose their lives on the steamer
to be recovered. Another body badly
decomposed, found earlier in the week
and unclaimed, is held here. Four
more are among the known missing as
a result Of the loss Of life when the
Kanawha went down on January S.
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u, S, TROOPS UNCOVER
PREHISTORIC HOME

FIELD HF.ADQl ARTERS, McXic"'
Julv 7.-,By courier 70 Columh bus. ~ ND
-Ancrirun soldiers today. while dix
rinr p rifle trench. uncovered an Indian
house. believed 10 be al least 5000 or
I.nnn years old.
Tho site of this camp is said by att
thoritics among the cXpedltinnary OFF,
rcrs Ia have been tho dwelling place ~
n prehistoric race. forernnners OF the
Aztccs. The population Of the ancient
city. II is believed. consisted possibly OF
several thousand persons.
In the house discovered today were
tound some perfectly preserved spcci-
mems of drrnrat ed pottery.
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View Israel Remains.

Many friends and former ASSOCIATES
Of Addison Israel. aged 65. viewed his
remains us they lay in state ut his home
ut No. Ii3 North HURON street, ycStrr-
day afternoon and evening. Mr.. Israel $
death was sudden. he succumbinG fol-
lowing Il hcmorrhagc while in the best
of health. and came as a shock 10 his
many friends in this city
AS yet the funeral arrangements arc
incomplete, but they will probably bo
held from the place of death al ESQ
O'Clock Monday afternoon. in charge OF
Rev. E. G. Howard. pastor Of the First
English Lutheran church Burial will
be in Mt. Zion GENE terry
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MORE VILLA RUMORSr

FIELD HEADQUARTERS. MENTCu
by radio TO Columbus. \. NJ. Iuly =,
Numerous reports have ben r"c"II"h
AZ field headquarters recently ah"ut
Francisco Villa. but they ar" conflict
ing. ana none Is believed. TIN latest
brought to camp 10y Mexican. ASST :
thai Villa is dead and thai his body has
been Cr..iual"h. Another declares NillI
has rrC"v"r"d ana has rHi'lrd T"rr""n.
killing thrs" merchants. y third runner
places tn" bandit l"Hd"r ~ Frr$uIit",
near L;trntuS.
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is this: The Colonial patrons are sure
10 sec not only TWO highly capable stars.
but also Il supporting Gust carefully Sc
lcctcd, and of well defined ability
In addition to On Her Wedding
Night" the Patent Food COnNtyor'
Mutt and Jeff Cartoons" and Non
key Jungi" picture complete u we'll bal
;nrcd program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
ACTION REPUDIATED.

DETEDlT. Mich. July At II meet :
ing nf the State central ruinmN'ec al
,hc \n,iruaI Progressive party here this
afternoon. III" nclion of the National
rnmm,r,co IN endorsing Charles f.
Hughes WAS re1udiatnd The commit
ter declared FOR tho perpetuation Of the
part" and the entcringr or complete
s.s,a and local tickets in the coming
campaign.
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POSTPONED AGAIN
Elicit Inquest Will Be Held Monday
Evening, At Prosecuting Attor-
ncy's Request

Owing to the illness of Prosecuting
Attorney u. A. Mckee, the formal ~
QUESTION into the death Of G. II. Elliott,
Warwood man, accidentally shot July
4, will be held Monday evening. Inc
inquest was set for yesterday Out MI
Mckee was unable to attend.
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Obituary
Funeral for Mrs. warsinskv

Funeral services for Mrs. Herman
Warsinsky. who died at her home ut
1909 Eoff street. following brief ILL
ness. were held yesterday afternoon ut
the place of death. Rev. y. l.. RcnZc.
pastor OF the Zion Lutheran church. OF
which she was a member. conducted the
services and burial was in the Mt. Zion
cemetery.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
HUNTINGTON IN OHIO. STATE.
games postponed: raj

PORTSMOUTH,. O.. July - Thr""
cities Of the Ohio State I.rngI". I..\ins-
ton and Frankfort. Ky. and t'harl"st IN.
w. Va. We're dropped from tha circuit
I'll tho leagues reorganization here to-
day.
I'hllicoihr WAS given a franchise. and
with Portsmouth. Huntington and Mas
Vile. will comprise n four-ciuh league
that will battle during i seven weeks
season. closing Labor Day.
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GUARDSMEN WASHED OUT.

MDNTGOAIF.RN. Ala. July ..-fnblIc
buildings aud privat" homes here were
thrown uI,,.u i"-nighi /" 5000 members
of TN. Alahnlnn National Guard driven
from their mobilization camp NY n
..iuru ,yni,,n turned Ia. camp site into
n LAKE. Thu punrISm"n wer" dr"n'hd
last niuhr ANA .. w"r" sent I" h"Sfi'-
MS I,-I.t, Threatened with pneumonia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
wILIARD-FULT FIGHT OFF

CHICAGO. July THE proposed night
bet wncn JESS Willard and Fred Fulton
hcavrwciyhts. for Labor Day. Is off. il
was announced tonight by Michael Col
Inns. manager for fulton. Collins said
,hal Willard had failed to COPY with the
agreement which called for the staging
Of rho frht before tn" club that Of
:.r.d the largest purS. by July |. and
F'ultnn cis inlc,I the It'll" Of champion hy
Illi.IiIll
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To Participate,

When the Evening Star Lodge, NO. 81.
Knight OF Pythias. hold their meeting
next Monday evening it Is probable that
they will make arrangements TO par
ticipate in the Loyalty day parade that
will be held in Wheeling Saturday, July
is. The Knights Of pythias lodges OF
Wheeling will turn out in body.
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.10aa11h CAV Jr

PITTSBURGH, Pa., July 7.-Jnscph
Ramsey, Jr., the man who brought the
Wabash Railroad to Pittsburgh. died at
his home in East Orange. y. j., at 1880
O'Clock this morning. following q stroke
Of apopleXy. He retired at II o'clock
last night, apparently in the best of
health.
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SERIOUSLY INJURED.

snecial Dispatch To The 1nteiligencer.
'CTIMBERIAND. Md. July I...Clar.
oncc t. Guthrie, aged Is years, Of Oak:
land was struck by B. & O. freight
train early this morning near the Oak.
land station. sustaining injuries to the
leg and hip from which he died.
c,3,hrin was asleep on the tracks.
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BENWOOD
Play Hero Today.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad base
ball team Of this city and the Parkers-
burg division team will play on tha.
loop grounds this afternoon in the sched-
ucd contest for the trophy offered the
winner on the league contest Much
rivalry exists between the TWO dlris-
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PERsH1NG GETS SUPPLIES.

COLUMBUS. y. NJ. 1uly I.---G"T"rhI
+. J. FrrshiuE. commanding the Amer
can cNr"diiionary fore" in M'vi"". is
continuing {" accumulate supplies ~
his field hase. Several motor 'ru'k
:-eins carrying thousands IL pounds ~;
SUI and munitions, lcf, Columbus
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CONDITION IS CRITICAL.

CHICAGO. July 1.-Th" condtti ion oi
William j Calhoun. former minister l"
, lima WAS r"rnricd umllnrf'Lt"d ny
lis uhySiri.nS iI.r" tn-n!ght. Mr.. al
h.uu has b'..u suffering from p"r;''H ~'S
and IL wss ann"unr"d earlier to-day
.L,t IL. r,,.,,v, RI ,ynS doubt full.
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TWO DRINKS Fined.

Mayor Clark Sprouts held q session
Of police court last night. the first since
the morning after the Fourth. Two
DRINKS WAS the total number picked up
by the Benwood police and they were
assessed the usual fines for their or
lenses.