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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-17
IN
ALL FORD AUTOS
The New Models Are Wholly
Unlike the Familiar
Ford Designs.

On Aug. 1. the Ford Motor company
began it's fiscal year of 1851 with
an announcement of sharp reductions
in the prices of Ford cars, the follow
ing new prices being placed in effect:
Chassis 1925, runabout S345, touring
car $3.50, coupelet s505, town car $685.,
sedan $645. These new prices bring
the pleasure and profit Of motoring
within the reach of added millions.
This price announcement was fol-
lowed by the introduction of new
models embodying marked changes in
the familiar lines of Ford design. The
hood is of graceful streamline design.
There are sweeping crown tenders both
front and rear. The radiator is larger,
and with the new enclosed fan con-
struction has greater cooling eff
cheney. The new cars are finished in
black with nickel trimmings, and are
equipped with non skid tires on the
rear wheels.
The Ford enclosed cars-sedan cou-
pellet, town car-represent the same at
tractive changes in design, equipment
and construction that have been made
in the open models. In the sedan,
there is also included several refine
ments in interior appointments. There
is the new folded plat upholstery on
both front and rear seats while both
rear side windows, as we'll as the win
dow in the rear of the body, are fin
ished with attractive black and white
silk shade curtains in harmony with
the color scheme of the upholstery.
1t is a JOY to drive the sedan every
day in the year. A year around car it
is, with the most comfortable OF up
holstery and inviting appointments
Cool and breezy in the summer time.
it fully protects the occupants from
the heat and sun. And for the de-
mands of fall and winter driving, one
cannot wish for a coZier. more attract
i've car either for social purposes or
general family use. There's generous
accommodation for five persons-a
broad seat for three passengers, while
both individual front seats have the
hinge back, right hand seat folding out
of the way when not in use. Wide
doors giving access from either side.
Double water tight windshield, and big
plate glass windows are regular fea-
lures which you will appreciate in an
enclosed car.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-17

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-17
Capital News Special service)

NSdpiIdl NEWS SpeSlti ocINlScp
Ontario, Sept. 16.-The body of r. C..
Uum) Goodwin, whose confessed
slayer, the auto driver Dave Brichoux,
is now in Jail at Vale. still protesting
that the death was the result of an ac-
cident. although he afterward threw
the corpse in the river, was sent yes
terday to his old home at Butler, Tenn,
for burial. There his mother. Mrs.
Robert Goodwin, over so years of age,
is waiting for her boy She had ex-
pected to receive visit from him a
little later this month, and Lum had
told friends he intended to leave for
this visit on the 10th, which was a day
before his body was found floating in
the Snake river with a bullet hole be-
hind the left ear.
BrichouX was indicted by the grand
jury Thursday on a charge of murder
in the second degree. Punishment for
this in oregon is life Imprisonment.
Capital punishment was abolished by
constitutional amendment two years
ago, but by an oversight no penalty
was fixed to take its place. First. de-
gree murder is not legally punishable
in this state, therefore.
District Attorney w. II. Brooke in
Inmates that the trial of Brichoux will
not wait till the next term of circuit
court next January, but that a special
term will be called in the near future.
He also admits that it will probably be
difficult to impanel a jury in Malheur
county. Both Goodwin and Brichoux
are widely known here, and the killing
already is the universal topic of con-
versation throughout the sheep country.
Some of the laundries ere now
charging 70 washing clothes at the
rate of cents a pound, and there's
women in our town who must not have
to pay more than cent a week each
to get their whole outfits done up
Gary Qnd) Times
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-17
BODY OF GOODWIN
SENT TO HIS old
HOME FOR BURIAL
Dave Brichoux, Confessed
Slayer of Well Known
Sheepman, Indicted for
Murder by Grand Jury.
TRIAL SET FOR OCT. "a.

Capital News Special Service)
Ontario, Sept. 16.-Dave Bril-
choux. indicted by the grand
jury yesterday for the murder
of R. c. Goodwin on Sept. 4,
was given a preliminary hearing
today at Vale. He has retained
Julian A. Hurley, of Vale, to de-
fend him. He entered a plea of
not guilty and the trial was set
for Oct. "a at a special term of
the circuit court. District At
torney w. H. Brooke thinks it
may be necessary to draw
venue of 100 to secure a jury.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-17
PROGRAM FOR TODAY'S
Open AIR CONCERT

Sousa's American suite, jewellers of
the Western World" will be the heavy
number of the concert to be given by
the Boise Municipal band, George L.
Fleharty director. at its concert this
afternoon at o'clock on the capitol
grounds. A duet for comets will also
be on the program. The following is
a complete list of the numbers to be
given:
March-Al Fresco .......J. w. Castro
Pirouette-La Balladora ......
...............Mo Moses Tobani
Duet for Comets. from Vienna's
Past .......,.........J j. E. Wagner
F. Fascilla and w. Kirkpatrick
Intermezzo from Malta" Pas de
fleurs .................. Delibes
Suite-Dwellers of the Western
World commandments usa
/. (a) The Red Man.
(b) The White Man.
(c) The Black Man.
INTERMISSION.
Overture-Oberon -. c. M. Won Weber
March from Aida" ............ Verdi
Selection from Princess Pat" 49,.
Victor Herbert
March-Staunch and True &C. Teike
Star Spangled Banner.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
PRECEDENT IN THE
SENATE ESTABLISHED

WASHINGTON. MAY pa prece-
dent was established in the senate a..
day by the recognition OF a pair be-
tween Vice President Marshall and
Senator Reed on the vote BY which a.
motion TO reconsider the rejection of
the nomination of George Rublee as a
member Of the federal trade commits
sion failed 70 pass.
Senate records show that il was the
hrst time in history hat a vice presl.
dent ever was paired and some parlia-
mentaflans claimed tonight that the
proceeding was In conflict with the
provision of IA constitution authoriz-
ing the Vice President TO vote only
Tor the purpose Of breaking an an.
nounced tie. An agreement entered
INTO in advance, II was argued. might
have he effect of depriying a senator
Of his vote.
As II happened. the pair today did
nor afcct b result one way or tn
other. The motion failed on a tie. 81
10 81 m had The vice president been
~ the chair. Senator Reed would hav-
cast one more negative vote.
Senator Reed explained that he had
entered into the pairing agreement Ia
order mat Mr.. Marshall might go q,
Greensboro. y. C.. TO deliver a college
commencement address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
MUSHROOM AND SMOKES
In THREE-GAME SERIES
Tenants Of Cellar Nil Come to This
City Today From Dayton-ls
First Appearance Here.

The Muskegon Reds. the official title
holders of the cellar position Of the
Central league. will arrive in Wheel
ing this morning from Dayton. o..
where they have just finished a series
with the league leaders.
The team H. under the direction Of
Manager Badc Myers. and interest Of
the local fans Center~ In the game this
afternoon al League park. as this is
The FIRST appearance Of the season Of
the MuSKegon players TO the Stogie
territory.
The series with MuskeEon will in
Clude but three games. as will that
with Terrc Haute. who are the next
central leaEuers TO invade the Smoke
camping grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
MUSkINCUM
BATTLE To SO TIE

Special Dispatch to the Inteliigencer.
BETHANY. W. Ma. MAY s3-AIus-
kingum and Bethany college mines bat
Tied here his afternoon to "a SIS tie for
Twelve innings. when the game was
called ON account Of darkness. The
game was the best hat has ever been
played on the local field. and for tn.
last Nv" innings n was a pitchers bat
tie. between McllWain and Haggsy. with
tho local twirl,r a little in the lead.
owing TO the excellent support given
him by his
In the first mini the visitors start
ed out with a rush. but Haggcy soon
got accustomed to his surroundings and
tailed TO let a man cross the bag FOR a
taily after they had filled the bases.
MuSkingum Eot her first talliss In the
fitth after the locals had put three men
across. In the eighth the score was
tide. when 81. clair. Of M~uskingum.
knocked out out Tor "A circuit clout. The
ball has not yet been found.
The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
LIGHT and HEAT
LEASES VALUABLE

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May "a
Is a witness in the appeal OF the
M~anufacturcrs Light x Heat
AGAINST the public service commission
or West Virginia before special
master J. W. Nandervort. here today
William FreUdenbergcr. oil and gas
operating expert. said the Company's
holdings IN West Virginia were worth
approximately $4,000. 900 in unoperat-
ed leases and one and one third
millions ln operated leases.
FrCudenberEer was given a gruelI-
INK cross examination this afternoon
by \ Leo Well, chief counsel for the
fas company He was followed as a
witness by II. r Ncase. chief statist-
ician for the service commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
BENDERS WH|TEWASH THE STOG|ES
AND TAKE FINAL GAME Of SERIES
VISITING TWlRLes HAs EVERY
FAIL TO COUNT.
Five Hits and Five Errors Their o
tion-HHl Tight In Ptnehes-
Muskeoon Comes Today.

Hill had everything he wanted and
much more than he needed YESTERDAY
and the Smokes were soundly trlmnei
TO the tune of 8 TO o.. The stockH
South Bend twirler made the Wheel
ing batters eat out of his hand. WEile
his ate jumped on h delivery OF
carried of the bacon without an effort.
IL was a field day for the visitors ana
gave them a chance to fatten up their
batting Donley apparently
had nothing but q glove. and his slants
we're smashed and smeared TO all cor
ners OF the lot. However. a quintet
of errors by the Smoke out and inield-
ers helped greatly in the scoring as
three of the six runs resulted directly
from these same miscues.
Hiss pitching was the : exhibit
tion of box work seen on the local heid
this year. The only time he was really
In trouble was in the third inning when
two successive singles. followed by a
strikeout and another single hlled the
bases. Hill then frightened up and
famed Cleveland and caused Callahan
to hit a weak fly to ZeiZer at short
That was the only time he was ever in
danger, while the visitors kept Donley
constantly in hot water.
Benders Start In First.
South Bend started the scoring in
the opening round. Bashang was an
doubled 10 left field. Koehler was safe
and Grimes took third when Seibold
fooled his roller. The ball shot to
left field and Sheeren proceeded to
wallow II around long enough TO allow
Grimes 10 score from third. During
this mixup. Koehler took second and
Caem home when Donnelly smeared
one TO the center field fence for "A pair
of sacks. Fisher hit a long single TO
right and Donnelly scored. That was
all in that inning as the next two men
were easy outs.
In the third Donley again shot m
across the pan and Koehler rode il TO
nelly came through with a long sacri-
flee fly 10 right and Koehler scored.
Two more counters were registered in
the fourth. Tannehill rolled one to
Seibold and the s"hortstopper had an
other miscue. allowing the batter TO
sbe safe Al first. That started things
again. Beall hit a high foul that was
taken care OF by Cleveland. but Zetzer
singled 10 left. With men on first and
second. Hill rolled one 10 Seibold. who
made a pretty pickup and throw 70
second, but Callahan let the sphere
slip through his hands and Tsnnehill
raced home. ZeiZer took second on
this error and crossed The plate on a
single TO center by Bashang.
Muskeaon Comes Today.
That ended the scoring. but in al
most every inning Dolley was in trou-
bic. South Bend left last evening for
Dayton where they will this afternoon
engage the Soldiers. who are now lead
ing the league with a wide margin.
Muskegon will appear on the scene
this afternoon. This will he the FIRST
appearance OF this tribe. which is led
by Babe Myers. this season. They are
now deep in the cellar and Wheeling
should at least be able TO cop one Of
the three scheduled games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
STRIKES OUT
T T

L ". C"Slim'D Burton pitched Cot.
tage Hill tO-) 10 "A : 10 % victory over
Charleston tO-) MAY q. Burton
wonderful ball as ne issued no masses
gave but n hit. a single In the FIRST
inning. and struck out twcntv-onc bat.
tiers. His control was perfect and his
curves fast breaking and has speed
terrific.
Burton's home is at New Martins.
vile. W. Va. He o. widely known in
and around Wheeling as no has been
for th" last three years q star twirlcr
on the West Liberty normal team.
He was a side partner Of Lar" Carrot
In 1915 while m school. Recently Bur.
ton was made captain of tho Cottage
Hill team He is 6 feet . inches tall
and weighs from 1S5 10 1870 pounds.
lie D. % good hitter as well as "a pitcher
and greatly strengthens the team in
this line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
GERMAN AVIATOR
IS IN WRONG PEW
british HFADoUARTFRs !,

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE. May q. via London. . 20
p m.-A unique incident occurred to-
day when Tor the first time during
ne war. 80 far a. Is known. an aero
plane mlstook a hostile acroplane for
its own.
Through the morning ~aviators AZ
one OF the British aerodomes saw a
German machine circling a. II DO were
about 20 descend. Without intcrfer-
lnr with lts movements. thinking that
90 had lost its bearings they watched
Do come lower until 10 finally swept
past and cdIue 20 a rest.
The German aviator and his pilot
their mistake too late when
figures iu khaki came running up and
they realized that they were prison
'rs The captured machine was a
new % of The latest type.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
Hills Pitching Proves Too Much For Smoke:
DAVE Says
S T r A w H A

Season Is impatiently knock
ing at your front door. Show
little hospitality now and
you'll not have to accept
somebody else's size later.
Every Straw Hat in the
kraus Store is a top-notcher.
whether it's a Panama. Ban
kok, Leghorn. or Milan,
whether it's split or sennit-
braid in the regular straw.
You can't miss it in STYLE if
YOU get a Kraus Hat. and
YOU get individuality, too.
because we have thirty diff
ferent shapes from which to
select.
The prices are from 800
to $500.
Weather for today: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
WIRELESS POWER
PLANT is DOUBLED

FIELD HEADQUARTERS. Mexico,
May 10. via Motor Truck TO Columbus.
\ VI. May 23-The Power plant of
the field wireless station al this head
quarters was doubled today. inaugural
INK one OF the first Of the military
can campaign. The sending OF naval
wireless message on both coasts or
North America can be read nightly
by the station here. but on account
OF lack Of sufficient power. the station
usually has been unable 10 send even
a. far as Columbus az night Daylight
conditions are better for wireless
operations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
WEST PENN LINEMAN
INSTANTLY KILLED

Sr..l1l n..rgt.h fH Tho trtouIrsupsr.
WEIISHUUG. vs. ga NAV
li'ftuu HaWIfr. AGED 30. a. Iiu.mau OF
fhc West Penn Electric company. was
instantly Killed This afternoon zoo New
q cumberland. while at work con thirty
inol pole. when hr came Iu contact
YIN a 1--we "ill about which Dos had
n''n working aI forenoon lu an o.
Tori fu FREQ himself from tho wire Inc
TOD h'- body striking o. fence paiinE
which ram fNrnuEH DTS body DO eue
falr"i a fractured skull and had e
.'i' ''f broken NHwIsy ID. survived
hF o. wife and several children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
GIANTS
BEAT CINCINNATI = TO } AND MAKE
1T STRAIGHT
VICTORIES.
Reds Rally rails-cubs rrounce Phil
neSCards Scalp the Braves and
Brooklyn, 8; P~ittshurgh o.

CINCINNATI, .. May s3.-New won
its twelfth straight game. d-featfng GIN
clnnati today. Z TO 3. Benton pitched
good ball up TO the eighth inning. Gin
m the ninth. after ktllifer Mas out. Her
z"g. 'larkc and LOudcn singled. Herzog
SCORING Benton was then taken OUT
anu Icsreau sent 20 the mound. Mtnco
singled. and Emmer. who WAS INNING
Tor clarke, scored. New York made "a
run IN the third when Benton scored ON
IN error. In the seventh Msrkle and
Mckcchnie singled and both scored ON
b~"nton'S single. Raridsu. who had
cached urst GA Chase error. scored on
Burns single. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
DODGERS FIND SOFT
PICKING AT PITTSBURGH

TlTTSHl- RGif. Pa. May 23-BrooA-
Ism shut out Pittsburgh here today by "a
score OF o. 10 20. Ifcncr allowed the
Pirates only Two hits. kantlehmcr was
hlt hard Boa the FIRST two innings. and
iu the NTH was compelled To- give wav
90 Miller. after Iaub-rts hit had dISa-
hleu his pitching hand. Adams pitched
the last inning. allowing three hits.
which produced TWO more runs. Score.
u. N. j..
brooklyn . ? o o o o ] IS il !
Pittsburgh. % 20 % o o % 40 % 90 . .
Batteries-PfeTer and Meyer. Kant
lohuer Miller. Jacobs. Adams and Glib
son. Schmidt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
scHULTE's HOMER WITH TWO
ON BEATS PHILADELPHIA

CHICAGO. May 23.-Schufes homo
Pun in the fourth Inning OF to1ny's game.
with two men on bases. spelled defeat
for Mayer and Philadelphia. chicago
winning. = 90 B. Ntguil1u also wt4
driven from tho slab by tho cubs. Sic
hon 81 homer BOO fhs third accounted for
two ~ the champion runs. Score
r.. ~. p.
Philadelphia o OIL % % % % % 10 p.
Chicago .... + n % 4 u D s. % 3
BATTERIES - Mayer. MrguIl'au. gnaI-
mcIa and H.rn- NllELu and EL--Mnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
MUST USE %PosToFFlcE.

DUBLIN. Nav %. \. ~. m-GeneraI
Maxwell. the British commander. mas
issued a new order making n an
oftcnse under the Defense OF the
Realm Act for any person 10 send "A
letter or any written communication
from Ireland TO any part Of the United
KINGDOM or elsewhere by any means
except through the ~uosfnflce. unless
official permission had previously
been obtained All persons also are
prohibited from receiving communica-
lions except under similar conditions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
MEMORIAL DAY CARD

The Columbia club baseball nine
has booked two games for Memorial
day with the West Alexander nine 10
BE- PLAYED a. the latter place. The
West Alexander team will play tho
W e-' MlddICfOwn nine on SATURDAY..
May -. and on June O. they viii pI9y
The buquesno club. OF this CITY. al
West AleNandar. o."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Two base hits-Brubakcr. Fischer.
Sacrifice hit-Rowan.
Sacrifice ry-Eouin.
Easc on hsll--Dff Wacht-l. /.
STRUCK out-Ey Rowan. ?.
stolen bHScs-Martin. Erubakcr and
Spencer.
Time 30.
lmpire-Daly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

stolen hases-Doyle. Burns. H.rzog.
Groh. Sacrifice hlt-Nsaie. uoubl.
plays-iouucn. Herzug Co Chase. Flsttu-
cr. DOYLE TO Merlle. Left ON ha~,s-N.v
York. ., Cincinnati. n. First base on ere
~-N York. @. Bases on halls-or
Benton. =, on Schneider. ]. on kuctZcr. 2.
Hits and earned runs-Du Benton. =
hits. Q runs. la Aa innings. on Tesrcau.
] hit no runs. 90 no innings tuone out
on Mathewson. mo- hits. no runs. in q
inning. on Schneider. . hits. e. runs. iu s
innings, OF knetzer. I hit. no runs. IN 0
uuiug Hit hy pitcher=Ey schneider
Fletcher. Struck out-Hy Benton. D..
Jmpir,S-O'Day and Easou. TIme-l.5..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
TO SUPERVISE ELECTIONS

NNSHiNGTON. May % redueay
iHaf thc United States supervise. win
american soldiers a. tho polls. the
Irg-idcnfial elections in Panama next
july vas made personally TODAY %
counsellor po'k. of tho state depart
mont. Pablo Nr0sowora. former Prcsi-
don't ~ Che Little Republic 80 indi-
ca'ion of tnIs governments policy was
given hy Nr. Polk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
ANOTHER ARREST

1RALEE. ireland. May %. 10 rs
D. m.A brother Of John Goodwin. a
pilot who was arrested here by tho
British authorities last week Tor aIlea
cd connection with The landing Of Sir
Roger Easement. just prior Co The ouf-
break Ui the recent rebellion. q
taken lu.l Dla-odat today Tho man.
who also Dol Dol pilot. be- believed TO
have taken part ir tho attempt of sir
EDEcr tO land arms and awuunitions
fuf tnD Slim Fr'r rUYOIuIOnIsfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
LONG DRIVES FEATURE
EVA-G. RAPIDS GAME

EVANSVILLE. Ind. May e3.-Thc
locals took the last game or the series
here today hy hitting DuTy with men
on bases. The game was ~fettIrcd by
extra ba-. hitting ON both sides. Duny
and Wright each hitting home runs.
while Knoll and Nincheil drove out
triples. score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
HoRNSBY BEATS CARDS
AND BREAKS LOSING STREAK

ST. LOUIS. May 23.-St. Louis broke
its losing streak by defeating Boston
today. ? 70 o. 81. Louis got n run ia the
second. when Hornsby singled. stole Ssn-
oud and scored on MtIl.r- single.
Hornshy also scored for the locals iu tho
NTH. when he nat over S~nodgrass head
Tor r. home run. score u. II. r..
Boston 600. % o % % % % % % 90 J.
Ss Louis. O ! o Oh -2 8 4
batteries - Bagun. EuIbanh and
Cloudy. sale n Snyder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
WEST VIRGINIA
SPECIAL TRAIN
To CONVENTION
WILL BE RUN TO CHICAGO TO AC-
DELEGATES
AND
Through Sleeping Cars Will Leave Va
uoUS Points Tuesday, Concen-
trating in lumbu

To accommodate the delegates and
Ih'lr friends who expect to attend the
republican National Convention in Chit
'ago. arrangemcnts have been made TO
iuu a West Virginia Special" 10 the
invention city. Governor HATFIELD and
other prominent party leaders will he on
ihis train. ana an invitation 10 Join the
parry has been extended TO all.
Through sleeping cars. Will leave
W heeltng. Marietta. Charleston. Point
lI'asaut and Bluoncld on Tuesday. June
.. and Will concentrate at umb
Leaving Columbus at 80 o'clock Tues
day, night. Nh" West Virginia Special
- due TO arrive az Chicago Wednesday
morning. June :. at 5:20.
The through sleeping cars will leave
me various points Tuesday at the time
shown below:
time. via Pennsy lvania lines.
Leave Marietta. 1855 D.. m, Central
time Via lcnnsy lvania lines.
time. Via X. q NJ. railway
Leave Point Pleasant. Isl ?. m. East
crh time. via X. a VI. railway.
Leave Blucdcld. $40 a. m. Eastern
Time. via y. n W. railway.
Concentrating at Columbus.
Leave columbus. $50 .. m, June s.
itnnSylNania lines.
Arrive chicago. 20 a. m. June Z.
Re nusylNania lines.
The following round trip fares will be
made Tor this occasion. the tickets rood
returning until June q.
,narlestou, W. Va ............. $1,000
W hcellnE. W Va. ............. 100
Marietta N
Hiuersld
Point Pleasant I'm
Fr'portionate fares from other points.
reservations should be- made early
ir9m any Of the undersigned.
Mr. y p Mctcnlf, ticket agent. Penna.
lines. Wheeling. ". Va.
Mi. e.. e.. Newton ticket agent Penn
lines. Marietta. Ohio.
Mr. J. p. Lewis. chief clerk. @. p. A..
I'D NJ KY Charleston. W. Va.
Mr.. W !. Wiley. ticket agent. y & w
Ry.. EllencId W Va We
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NuskeQon Comes Today.
MUSKEGON SHUTS OUT
THE DAYTON VETERANS

DAYTON, MAY 23-PauI WachtaI
pitched air light ball In tho pinchcs to-
day and handed the Vets their first shut
out or fh- season. MuEkegon got 90
Jack Rowan In Two innings Tor enough
runs 20 win the game Q to %. E|ril1lnat
fielding on both sides featured the cuu-