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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
About { People
Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Miss Gene Wrslcntt Of Springfield.
q will ,rrivc i'm q few DAYS TO be the
guest al Miss Sarah Whitaker.
,Jirs Essic AIcrutrhcon of Frederick.
Md. is the guest of Miss Helen McCul-
la;:h. Of Fifteenth street.
Miss Margaret Irwin Of I'll" STRAIT
ford hotel Is in Washington. PA. where
sh" will attend the football game pc
tween W. d. ana rom state
Miss Marion Cross "f Hartford Conn.,
is the guest "f Mrs. T.. H. Smtth. MISS
Cross * in IN" city 10 attend the NC
Gun chcun- McEullagh wedding next week.
Norm 81 the Ohio Valley General hos
MINI Yesterday ,o Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
- I..,rr,. ~ G. vir~inio street, = son,
,, H. ''' n,. h.nn n..,nnd Enlert Burns
t,,rrr IT,
r,.,,,. - "a, rs,,nd
NtS' ''"'"S' 'u"''.'''IH W. ,.;,,;,ar r,r
mas h'"h "aS"'''E''"' d. >'''''0'
'h' past &c" "'!T
Mrs. Fred R"d"rHS ana uau Ehtc''
Miss Mary or N"odSdai"' VIII ",''
shortly FOR Fort SILL okla'' To JOIN MD
joy R"d"rus.
Mrs. Mary SchCnk. Mrs. Albert
Srhrnk and Misses Charlotte and Lo-
rent Srh.nk have arrived hnmr from Il
delightful autnlnnhlr trip which in
c,udcI Ca,np Lee.
49,, r,on,,e crcrr Eoor,x has re-
i rnn,,, w., ,r,,on, ,rt,c,c ne WIS
,',n,Ii,,,. ,I,,. ,.rnnI ur ,h,, PRESBYTERIAN
1i,,,r,t
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MIS- Jh'"'S 'N", ~! W u,i
Mu': WIN" HAS ''|''1 W. h".,'
Sp"'"'I. haS r't"r''"" ''o"'''
Mrs. William T"rringt"n. VINO mas
been the guest Of Mrs. Jesse n. Hlo'"
returned home yesterday.
lieutenant George Frnn2hcn OF Fhl!-
adclphia. Pa. is In the city |" attend
III" wedding Of Miss Katherine franz
helm 20 Mr.. J. l.. D"nley To-Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. y. Fur' 81 Heech
En,tNm. Mrs. l.. Ozark ana MT VII,
liam Burt ar" spending the W'"H-'"N
~ Deer Park. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph lai%cr ANA Sun
Robert. with Mrs. Cather'ne '"Wan Oh
North Front street left yesterday TOT
IN automobile tour of the east. visiting
WashiuEtnni Philadelphia. Raltlfh0Tt,
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MISSING SOLDIERS
Continued From First Page)

of about two hundred and thirty
seven on board the AntiIels, were
saved. About seventy men are
missing.
"AIl the naval officers and off,
GERS of the army who were on
board the ship al the time were
saved, as were the officers Of the
ship, with the exception Of the
following: Walter. third engineer;
Boyle. junior engineer officer, and
o'Rcurke. junior engineer officer.
The following enlisted naval
personnel were lost: E. l. Kin.
zev( seaman second class, nexs Of
kin. Thomas M. Kinney, father
Water Valley. Miss; J. w. Hunt,
seaman second class. next OF kin,
isaac Hunt. father. Mountain
Grove. Mo-. r. No. ?, box "a; c.
I. Aushurn. radio electrician, first
class. next Of kin. r. Aushnrn,
brother. $500 Louisiana avenue,
New Orleans. La. and II. F. Wat
son. radio electrician, third class
next Of kin. Mrs. w. L. Segar,
mother. Rutland, Mass.
"Thcrc were about thirty
three Of thc army enlisted person
mel on board. Of whom II were
saved. The names Of the missing
Of the army enlisted personnel,
and Of tne merchant crew OF the
ship cannot he given until the
muster roll in France Of those on
hoard has been consulted. AS
soon as the department is in re-
ccipt Of further details concern
inu TIC Casualties they Will be
made public Immediately"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
TENER WILL ACT.

NEW YORK. oct. le.--At special
meeting OF the National league h"rr
today. President John X. Tcn"r was CIV
n full power ~ nct for tho league III
IT," matter OF IN. suit nf The Baltimore
club Of tho former Federal league. t."
Will represent his organization in con-
sul,atinn with legal advisers locking
toward any action wniC! may nc under
taken either in defense of the suit or
otherwise The meeting was attended
hy ~. presidents If the National league
rIuhs. with tho exception ~ st. Louis.
EraDch Hickey being unable TO b..
present.
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NEWEST DRAFTEE ENJOY TIE
PYTH|ANS' HOSPITALITY AND
HEAR WORDS If PATRIOTISM
First Christian Church Scene of Affair Honor of Soldier
Boys Soon to Be Called to the Coors-Addresses
By Well Known Men OF the City.

4
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N'pp''"
y James Is. Iho"haH aIteH as temporary
Cna''H'"n III" 'u'' '"".tt >'i''>''''
lian T. pttn. ~ rhl" Vale: t"|sr' No.
*. h. Of l.. ana - '.lH""h'"u Inc pro-
Gtar! AMI Introduced the Speakers
Solos ,vrr. SUM- ~ cN-ShcritE VII.
Ian, Clemens and William Jones %
Martins Ferry, wnoiS ! draftue, and both
w.r. we'll received.
.rho ,rs, .,,,,..,.,. ,y,s !, G OGDEN
u. s,Id th,t rb., py,htara had called
49, ,s,,,rI,. ,r.,. :, hid th, hnvs
~ ,h, En,irr.I Army God soe,d and
,b,, b,> ,vi.bed ,j,.r, T., understand ,ira,
,h, d,rtr,r.s -, v,hi,ris,n ,rr fr,t.rn.
~. br,th.rhr,d ,,i,:,ii,y and democracy
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,,.i, n.,o r..xr tI,;r,duc.d Hon.
Lob, ). Arb.ry rost Grand chancellor
and .urre,r. REPRESENTATIVE. q: tn. grand
,!nu,,i,, ~; W.st Virginia knights o.
ryIhir<. VINO made : ringing speech,
bnidipr, Gins, .,r.c.,nu az MS audianc.
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~. he SAID. . ana Kn"" IHHS Will
YOU S"' On '"' "''N''''"," l'ta'
not u" iachthS III ii"''' ''u TX ""
VIII D. ia''"'U' W your '.ae ."'
E"hr C"HHN! w" "'a''H ~ -
u" SINAI! t"lnS |" uSN Il MAN 20 ray
d"wn MS NE IN tAt service VI "''
country. but You are @ch!efinS place
IN history that VII never 80 i"'e"SI'''
And when you Did farewell TO your thS-
ed ouoe. you---i:kr Nathan Hale. Nili
say. / am sorry have but ono IKE &c
XIX, toy my country.
i'rat"iut!Sn-what il patriotism: II
istioy.. 81 homo. l"ye of country! love
a.: Cod Without jheS. things there ~
no patriotism. except til" kind you near
proclaimed from Il" cucbstono ana
means nothing.
When you got into this war you Viii
meet a fo"m;n worthy Of your steel.
hu, these YOU are leaving behind will be
cnrtair: OF your nigh courage and they
will know that God will 500 thar your
foo,Strus arc never wrongly directed.
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AZ tn. ,o:irl;:sirn =! III" hanuu"i the
p,.n assembled in t;:r church where 4
1nrre crowd had :sath.r.d /" hear th"
addresses and when -. boys Of the Ma
tional army ;rtrrhsd int" TN" auditor
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MORE DISORDERS BY
PARENTS AND PUPILS

NEW YORK. oct. Recommendations
hy pupils against the Gary system Of
instruction continued today. Tho police
dispersed thu disiurh"rS quickly. and
parents aided in inducing their children
NOT IN r"nrrcgnic 0utSiGl'' the buildings.
Mothers VIII" fingered near III" school
wrr" questioned MS 10 the political at-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
CONSTIPATION
INVITES DISEASE

A reliable laxative Is necessary
to the comfort and health Of any
well-ordered household, because
constipation ts condition that
affects, In greater or less degree,
practically every member Of tho
family. When the bowels refuse
to act the entire system Is az
5ected; digestion Is impaired,
nerves begin TO witch, foul gases
md poisons generated by decom-
posing substances IL the tntesttncS
are distributed throughout the
body, and often reGult In serious
illness. IL prominent French sci-
enlist says uinocy-tive percent Of
all human disease Is directly
tracenble to inactive bowels.
More than n quarter Of . CEN
fury ago DR.. w. 3. Caldwell pre-
scribed . combination Of simple
laxative herbs with peps!n that Is
now the standard remedy In thou
sands Of homes.' This prescr1p-
ton IL sold by druggists for atty
cents n bottle, under tho nane Of
DR.. Caldwcll's Syrup Pepsin- a
trial bottle cnn. be- obtained, FREQ
of charge, By writing to DR.. W.
B. Caldwell, ass Washington ST.,
NontIceuo, Illinois.
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man parents. Of Irish parents. OF EncllSh
parents. OF Italian utrrn,s--S"ns OF m
migrants from every par al tn" "u'i"'
nut YOU have received yr#r education IN
this country and hov" embraced that i!":'
as yours. Tou are true representatives.
% .AnIcrtCanism.
ANY man WHO says on" diSlnyal w"r1
agairs, that flag il firing shot M"
H." hacks Of those boys, sad Mr.
iinucvIcr. dramatically pointing ut the
,!ratI"rs siltiu.; directly in front OF hi!u
Il say that every man who has h"'n
drafted In thu National army and whn
goes 10 81 training camp I" lr"Iar" I"
sight f"r his country has been touched
by IA spark 81 divinity.
christ made tho supreme sacriAc"
u'hrn he gave up His Iii" Oh the cross
and like Christ these irnys ar" going
forth to give Up their lives If il Is -"
wiIied TINT democracy may 10: perish
and liberty may not die.
Never in all their IIvcs will th"s"
boys have the opportunity to u" ="
great Il thing for their country. They
ar~ about TO do what men may never
have the opportunity Ia do again. They
are not going - the devastated ii"hiS
of France and Belgium. No they are
goim. To drlv" tlgr Germans back ana
,u .L,,. .,I,u+ ,h,t .I,r. in tlh
t"'N "N'i 'h'E n'Hn. '''.c '"'N ~ ,t
very Stt'e'S o. n''''"' ,i.
coming uonle "''A ''e' ''''e
Hac"h'
highest Type OF Americans.
Speaking for the draft bonro. con-
tinmcd III" speaker. / Wahe To say th"'
these boys represent the h'S''S' ~"
Of Americans. Many Of them whose
rrr.ntS came from tho mother CuuH-
tries rould have claimed ana "o"'"
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NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS

City Taxes are due and payable
in November. A discount will be
given those who pay during No.
vember. After January 1st, 1913,
interest at the rate of six per cent
will be charged on all unpaid 1917
tax bills.
w. D. ROBERTSON,
City Treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
CONNAUGHT RESULTS

tirst,Ifour and one half furlongs---Twelve
nrst: Brituin.s Ally. Isl tDelb. 81. sio.sS.
s go , se,Gond; Confidence. 100 Scrumpl,
Glory and Thomas G. also ran.
n.omss)., $3.50, s3.io, $3.50 first: semionn,
lo4 DOYLE, $3.50. $3.50. second; Lord licr-
bert. ITO 3Ricel, $3.50, third. Time. 1:o2.
Peerless. Flecttoot and Cherrystone also
Third rhird-tyo m,Ics.Hsar.s of Oak 40
IL &R%%ytielb; H.ic; i3.;O: second; s,leeS:
.Eourth-six furiongs--Tiss Masquerader.
IL lwarripgton!. s5.ie. $3.50. $3.50. first:
second; Back Bay. les ttsteriins}. $3.50.
third, third Time. 1905 as. iuuberk. Green
{Crumpl. $3.50. $40. $40. tirst: csi,o. iSs
H.oras), s2+0. s2.1O second: Princella
Mullins, 95 tColln s). SEQ. third. Time.
l:A Venetta. Lady Mol also ran.
Sixth-siS furlongs-Lady London. los
az SEQ 1921 sste. first; Miss Gnyio:
galloway: LOT tcooper). $3.50. third Time.
Nardab. First Star, Broom Corn. Sir Launce-
Seventh race-mile and siStecnth-Buzz
Around los lCrump). $3.50. So 10. 2.so.
nrst: Minda. lo5 tLomnsl. $500. SO. second:
Aston. lo7 tCollinsl. $3.50. third. Time.
~ 3-s; lnauicta, Balfron. Malheur. Per-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19

,ry>. ,sll.io. $50. 1910. first; King Trovato.
lis tHanover). $3.50 and $500. second !;
Miss Bonero. li5 tMetcain. 1910. third
Time. %. 20. George Duncan. Little RoIo
k kais Lia! SSg., Sasen,s. Pose Lind Or.
Sccond-six furlongs-Wilhite. III &c.
Iiunp. $40. $3.50. .s2.7O. first; Ardent. io7
tNandusenl. $40. 1910 second; Sister SUI
Thornwood: BeiEian Trooper. Al Pierce. i.
Third-siN furlongs--Impressve, los T.a-
psiilel;. $50. $40 and $3.50. hrst; Trusty.
R 1SI !cr i"s ,c s&$7o. !s5so. sscondt
Emblem; %ohleinan. Amazon ophcia w.
Fourih-milc-We sty Hogan. lo6 (Con-
nolly). sG.7o. $500 and 1910. FIRST: King
CORN. ia tDishmon). $3.50 SEQ. second ;
Lane, sraith: ZOE (Murphy). $40. third.
ley. Believe Nc Boys also
tifth-inile and seventy yarGs-Brhcd
Voter. l65 (Shiiinc). $3.50. 50 80 s2I0 first /:
sol Gilsey. no Connolly 1890. So. sec
Time. ii5. sard. Piatt. faram ramon: '" also
,Ssi,yS:h-hv: furlon,t,-.Broo,n reddler. 10
tShiiling). sl3 $500. 1850. FIRST: Nepe. 100
tMelsayl. $3.50 $3.50: second: Desire. 1903
HERMANN. Great Gull. Butcher Boz: also
Sevcnth--nlc and sixtceenth-Intone.
JIG Goose: sil.3o $3.50. $40. frst: Prince
s; ;,-i iia ,G;iiisy $3.50. $50 second: .John
lis 90: chief brown. Ma?sa 1etFi L.. snpii
hock, Irish Gentleman, Rey. Uowdy iIowdy,
Kentucky Girl Dirgtble also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
JAMAICA RESULTS

Shoes, los tTroise5. . to 5. out. out. ars, !;
Jem. Ill (kleeger) to 2. out. out. second !:
third. Time, l:47 as. Three starters:
Second-miie and seventy yards-Libian
Sands. lo2 lCollips). to 5. 7 to 10. to g..
hrst: Miss kruter, 103 (OberU IS to l. 3 to
J. to 3, second: Brickley. 103 tRowanl.
to l. to :. to third: Time. 1916.
Inesieres. Star Gaze. Ste!larine, Ambrose.
ran.
Third--hve and one-half furlonEs-Green
Ballast. TO- tMcAteep. - TO 5. J TO 5. out,
second: Stella Mia. 81 tKummer). is to ).
9 TO 8. to .. third Time. 1905 as. Una
tilla. Poor Joe, Gamecock also ran.
Fourth--onc mile and sixteenth
Roamer. ia tSchuttinEer), 3 to /, even. l
to >. first: Borrow. III tRobnson), to i. 3
TO l. 10 s. second: Old koeng. IL.
HiErn. }. 20 !. to !. to l. THIRD. Time.
1856 ?-5. The Finn. Stromholi. Ormesdaie.
F!ith-six turlongs-Paddy -whack. los
second; kildee. i04 (McTaggart). TO i,
8 10 :. to 5. third. Time l:l3. Quartz.
Bromley. PuileX. Eagle. Tingalng. Airura-
baGe. The Decision also ran.
Sixth-hre furlongs-Papp. lis tTroxler).
to !. even. to .. first: Tea Party. liz
IBuxtonl. to !. to ). to 3. second
Prince p. lis (ButwelD, 5 to 2, even / 10
third: Time. 1902 Is. Trophy. Primes
Drill Master. Partisan. Contender. CHIEF
baily.. Aztec; Rough Weather. Perplexing.
added starter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
TENNIS TOURNEY FINALS
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY
Country Club Tournament Ncars Close.
Excellent Play Expected in
Last Matches.

The patriotic tennis tournament that
has been in progress at the Country
Club OF Virginia during the last week.
will come to II close this afternoon
whom the singles in tho mems and wo-
mems events are to DO staged.
Play is to begin at 400 o'clock. Miss
Penelope Anderson will meet Miss EliZ-
abeth Warren for tho title in tho wo-
mems event, while Mckee Dunn Is to
tight II out with Erskine Buford for
the title in tho mems events.
Scmilinals in tho tournament were
some of the fastest and most sensa-
tional play witnessed during the
matches. Miss Penelope Anderson de-
fcatea Miss Anne Hawse. 6-love and
ca; while Miss Elizabeth Warrior won
from Miss Virginia Christian by de-
fault. Mckee Dunn won the right to
meet Erskine Buford in the mems finals
to-day by defeating John Coko. 6-3 and
Ga Play IN tho final matches Is ex-
pected TO be unusually interesting. and
the matches probably will be tho hard
est fought of any In the tournament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
Now Is a Good Time
To Treat Your Catarrh

searches out tho germs of Catarrh
which infest your blood. and chaxes
them entirely out Of your system II
is by far the most satisfactory treat
ment for the disease. because 1t reaches
down to it's very roots and gets at the
cause. Write to-day for full informa.
ton. and expert medical advice re-
SardinS the treatment OF your
own case. Take advantage Of this
chance to-day Address Swift Spocilc
Co., Dept. Q 2ssl Atlanta, Ga.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
Burke Join. Nashville.

BY Associatcd Prcss;I
MOBILE, ALA. juno lS.-Mike Burke
former Mobile outiiclder. and who was
claimed on waiver by Little Rock. Is
now member of the Nashville team.
The Little Rock officials, when Rurke
refused to report. traded with Nash
Vile for Howard Baker The latter
left with the Travellers last night.
Burke joined the Volunteers to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
Mild weather aid treatment.

Don't be misIcd into thinking that
your Satarrh is gone. The FIRST touch
OF winter weather will bring it back
with all it's discomforts.
But this is an excellent time to
thoroughly cleanse the blood OF tho
germs Of Catarrh. and be forever rid
OF the troublesome sprays and douchcs
that can never cure you
S. s. S, the great blood purifier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
BENNY LEONARD DEFEATS
JOHNNY NELSON WITH EASE

RING SIDE. HARLEM. NEW YORK
June lS.-Making his first appearance
IN a New, York ring since he won The
lightweight championship. Benny Leon
ara, or New York. added another lau-
rel to his long list OF colors tonight
when he won from Johnny Nelson, of
philadelphia. In the third round. Tho
bout was stopped by Referee MOZART
land to save Nelson from further nun
ishment; Leonard fought like "A cham
pion all the way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
Totals :..a, slo 2. 10 Totals "a IL 10 q II

Montreal .........O o q n n a.
Providence ......... o z q & q a -
summary: Errors-Danirau. McAuley (2)
onslow. Sacrifice hit-Onslow. Stolen bases
-RehE, Brainard. Two-base hitS-Brain-
ard Moran. Cooney. Allen. McAuiey. Home
ruh-IhomaS Bases on balls-oN Gregg,
\. on liersche, 10: OF McTiguc, =. Struck
ooutIhy Gregg, 3; by McTiEue. /: by Hersche,
q Double plays.McAuley TO Damrau to
iiitsLon GrsgS. in I innings. Time 2:05
CtnplroS, O.GrirN and Freeman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
CUT Down SOX'S LEAD
WORLD CHAMPIONS TAKE
BUNKER HILL DAY GAMES
Defeat White S0x In Morning nnd Az
tcrnOon-Last Frncas Won In the
Ninth-ScOrcs; q to 4, to z.

BOSTON. Juno 1s.-The world cham
pions cut down Chicago's lead in the
American League race to-day, winning
both games Of tho Bunker Hill Day
5 to z.
Chicago led by three runs in tho
ninth inning of tho afternoon game.
but the Red Sox punched three singles
with two errors and Il passed ball.
scoring four runs. Pitcher Shore and
Assistant Manager Wagner. OF Boston.
have been indefinitely suspended for
arguments during Fridays game. Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
BIRDS BEAT BISONS TWICE

BALTIMORE, June lS.-Erratic work
on the part of Buffalo hurlcrs and on
perfume hitting enabled Baltimore IN
capture two games from the Bisons
here to-day. II TO s and 10 TO Z Base
ball of every description was PLAYED
IN the Two contests. which re1ulreo
more than four hours to play Thor
mahlon relieving Hill in the sixth in
ming, saved the second contest for Bal.
timore eN checking Buffalo rally and
holding the visitors safe during the
remainder of the contest. The scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
Cincinnati.
Chicago
Totals ...32 so7l3 Totals

Chicago ...............O o O 4 o 0 OF
Cincinnati ........i . %
summary: ErrNs-wor,inan. Toney. Two
base hits-Msnn. Elliott Thres;base hit
hase-Ncale. Double pIa! Doyle to Wort
man TO Merkle. Left on hascs-Chicago, );
=; off Toney: :. Hi;s--on Toney. c in In
ni.ssi OF knetZer In innings Struck
ger. /. Passed ball--Elliott Time las
Empires, Harrison and Emsiie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
YANKs LOSE TO BROWNS

NEW YORK. June 1S.-St. Louis got
York by winning to-day, TO 0. Euth
Groom and Fisher did splendid work
and were we'll supported. Catcher Nun
amaker was ordered of the field by
Umpire Nallin for criticizing the UNI
pirc from the bench The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
MORE TROUBLE FOR M'GRAw
National League Directors Rule Against
Appeal From Tener's DecisiOr-Iu-
restIEate McGraNv's Renarks.
tBy Associated Press

Iby ABs0ciRted Press.1
NEW YORK. Juno 1S.-Thore can be
no appeal from the fino and suspen-
sion recently imposed upon Manager
McGraw. of the New York baseball
club. by President Tener. according to
u ruling OF the board OF directors OF
tho National League here to-ddy.
AS q result. tho $500 fne and tho
siXteen-day suspension inflicted on tho
field leader Of the local National League
ut Cincinnati June 3. stands. despite
the protest and appeal filed by Presi-
dent lIemstcad at the conference of
his fellow-magnatea.
Tho members Of the board went on
record AZ approving tho fne and s,s-
pension and announced that McGraw's
president OF the league would be tho
subject OF Inquiry at n special meet
Ing tomorrow.
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RICHMOND ...... 90 . 90 10
ROCHESTER, 80. 5000 10 o.
Summary: Iwo-busc hits-Bauk-
ston. Reynolds, Ethel. Young. Home
runs-Hanford. Clemens. SnndbcrE.
stolen bnsc-k nnbc. Sacrifice hit
Distell. Sacrifice fy-k nabc. Sand
berg. Double plnys-McConneIl to
Knabe 10 Kochier: EIbei 10 Knnbe to
koehler; Doolnu to Rodriguez; Rod
riquez 10 Doolnn. Left on bases
Rochester. q; Richmond. 4. Hits--oT
Stryker. 2 hits and ; runs tnonc oup
in first inning. Struck out--by
Schacht, /; by Ethel, 3. Base on
bnlls-on Stryker. .; of Schacht, G;
OF Ethel, ,. Time of Enme-1:5O.
rmpircs-Hnrt and Mullen.
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MORNING GAME.
.Totals;..:sl 4s24 Totals. Isl s q 10

Chicago ............... % o. %
Boston ................ IS
Summary: Errors-Hooper and Gardner.
Three base hits-Gardner and Walker. Two
base hit-LcwtS. Sacrifice hlt--Weaver. Sac
rince flies-Llebold and Scott. Stolen bases
-Licbold. Scott and Weaver. Double play.
s. In innings; of Danforth. In 2l-3 in
outsby Mays 6; by russell. j: by Dan
forth. 3 Bases on balIs-ofr Mays. s; OF
Mays. Left on bases-Boston, 0; Chicago, s.
EMPIRES. Connolly and Mccormick. Time.
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Gin out for in,,,.erence
Buffalo ........ q n n n A q 6
Baltimore ....O q q ; 81
summary: lErrors-Tuman Onslow Tru.s
dale. shannon. Two base hits--McAvoy.
Parnham. jackson. Home run-McAvoy
Sacrifice hitS-CarlstroIn HumntI (oI
A AGGs,a y, Sacrifice hisss-Bentlcy. Williams
SHANNON to Truesdale 10 Williums. Wild
pitch.-Tys3n Passed bali--McAvoy. Left
on Observation-Disclosures. &: Buffalo 10 FIRST
base on errors Baltimore. /: Buffalo. i.
Hases on hails-or Iarnham. &; of Tyson.
p OF Justin. !: of EnEcl. l. Struck out
~ Parnham. s.: hy Tyson. l. Time, 2:lO.
tmpires, Bedford and Mcbride
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PhiIlic. Secure Schultz.


PHILADELPHIA, June lS.-Outficld-
or Frank Schultz was o-day secured
by the Philadelphia Nationals from the
i'IttsbirSh club by the waiver route.
Schultz VIII report TO tho local club
at once TO joined the Chicago Ma
tinnals in 1904 and played with il
until last summer, when he was traded
10 PittShu'Eh. Several weeks ago
Schmlte MMffernd n broken rib
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CINCY LOSES TO CUBS

CINCINNATI. June lS.-C go
found Toney for four hits in the fourth
inning day. and these, coupled with
an error by Tonev himself. save them
four runs. The score was 4 TO .. Dem
arce was hit frequently, but managed
to keep the hits We'll scattered. The
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DAUSS BLANKS NATIONALS

WASHINGTON. June sd auss
emerged victor in pitching duel with
a y 1p TO- to.day: Detroit winning; ! to
ries. Cobb scored in the fourth In
ming on walk. 4 steal aided ~ A
passed ball. wild pitch and Craw-
ford'S inheld out Washington got
only one man as far as second base
The score: