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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
NART|NSFERRY
VS., CAMP NINE
BASEBALL ENTHUSIASTS THE VAL
LEY OVER WILL BE GIVEN
MOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Camp Sherman Nine, Composed Of Big
League Stars, Appears at League
Park Next Sunday.

II IS sure To say that ball games or
the sort To hc Witnessed ut League pitrK
next Sunday will not bc seen IN many
a day again for on this occasion the
spccdy Martins Ferry Athletics will Try
conclusions with the team composed or
league stars representing Camp Shef-
man. The camp nine is one OF inc
spccdiest in the nntirc country and
players Of Worldwide fame are seen
in the lineup.
The can,p boys will not bc green at
the game by any means and II Will TAKE
all that Ferry has to cope successfully
with the teamwork Of: the l. ;. boys.
In the camp lineup can be found the
names of players that are mentioned by
all fans and who were idols while IN
the biz leagues. Bt1ly E%uff. one or
the greatest nutficldcrs Ill the game
will bc with the club. while Cation or
Pitt slnIrgh. who has the distinction OF
boiug tho smallest player in hhScpall'
will hc seen nj his old position. which
is shortstop. Prom II local STANDPOINT
the attraction will lie All excellent
drawing card fur it really is an h"hoT
for such buys NJ Nelly. MnIiAh"F'
Mum. prncht. l;rck and several others
To br playing with these big league
nlnyrrS besides they NJ" dninE hoSt "i
the good work h"inE accomplished. II
was after considerable difficulty mat
Tho hnys succeeded in getting OFT 10
come here for n gam" and according 10
some dope i, is not nm ahSolut" crr-
lainty rs yet hut something unexpected
will be all that will stop thr Staging
Of the game.
Manager Evans will do all possinle
10 get Il good club together To h"1d
down tho speedy visitors but the most
difficult problriu seems to h' the ritcn-
or who has not as yet been selccteo'
Some dependable man must be secure"
if Ferry hopes to have any Kind nt =
,.honce as the Campers arc known slug
gers and besides Will have Nelly tn GO
tho nitchinC for them. All preparations
will hr made 70 make everything IN
tcrcsting und II better drawing car"
could not havr been arranged. nc
,,r,.cs, crowd thai ever attended ha'i
game in thu "rcr-thc-rtrer city IS Us
surCd.
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N CONKEYS PLAY
TYLER TUBES
biggest Attraction Of the Season VIII
Take P1ace Next Sunday at
Tunnel Green

Tho McCuukey baseball pinc OF this
city Is surely up in arms over the ap-
preaching battle with the strong Tyler
Tube company nine Of Washington. Pa.
as the boys will be given an excellent
opportunity TO regain lost honors ann
avenSc the overwhelming defeat handed
them several weeks ago. Washington
has q strong combination. which has
given trouble to all the foremost or.ganl-
cations Of this section
Manager NcConkey reports his club
in excellent condition. after coming out
OF the hard Samo with Bellaire- The
victory Of Sunday has put moro confi'
dence In the boys. and from now on the
team should keep the slate clean. as a
better combination IS unobtainable II
this section. Several changes In The
lineup have made 1t very strong. and
not q weak spot can be found at present
Many Will be glad to hear that Burkhart
will be in readiness to take his turn IN
the box, after several weeks lay-ol
which should prove q big help to the
nine. as the pitching stat has been go
ing very poor here Of late With Du-
gan. Hoytz and Gardner In the outhelc
this part Of the team Is IN good trim
while .Perley Bel. Heller and Bero form
as fast an int1eld as person would want
to see around here
MANAGER Guthrie has his club prtmed
and still remembers the easy win OF
some few weeks ago. when hts boys gave
the locals the first setback In thirteen
starts, winning by the big scoro OF III
this being the worst beating AcCon-
key nine has received In many years
Several surprises are promised tho rams
while Watson. the big left-hander, will
be on the firing line to uphold this end
of the battle A few big league players
arc likoly to be seen in the Tyler's line
uu. us some played several weeks age
with tho uino. Schmidt. Pirate catcher
will likely take up tho backstop JOB
while some other players will be kept
under cover.
With the Macks going, good and thu
fact that the Washington boys Wor
easily in tho former ut nothing should
keep tho fans away. and the larsesi
crowd in the history Of Tunnel Green Il
ecpected. If tho weather shall permit
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Ob|T[ JARY
mrs, Elizabeth (Hofman) Nickolus.

Yesterday morning nj ! UcitcE Mrs.
Elizabeth lil"ffImnul Nlk"!uS. "%t"i II!
years. VIII" At Henry NIrkniuS. nc OF
liz" mos, widely krrHn and ':>i""nl"d
residents uf Wheeling. nar"t.i:. PASSED
away in tn" family homo. IT5 S'Xt""niil
81 rect. following Il prolonged illness 81
.,..r,,lIraiiun of diseases I'Ti'rnt 10 adj
,ar".rl yrlrs. 'rlH paS$iu- -, Mrs.
Ni,i;uIua will b" learned wit dep stu
row Icy her ruany GrirnH>.
Far nearly sixty years III" hhi been a
resident "f 'hls city and for n'hri| Il
halls century lived IN N"rih WhrlinS.
Shr cam" from IN ,ll Ii"nrc: family
WIS loved 0y II wh knew her. she
Was nnc "f Tia, oldest members IF ST.
,Iuhn's Evangelical Protestant Churrh
;,uI for 40 years ATTENDED, services there
until failing health kept her IN doors.
Mrs. NirkuI:s. WIS horn "n November
IL. ISIS, in MIltnnburI. M"Er"" county:
phru and was the daughter Of Conrad
and t:ii2al"Ih Hoffman. Sh" ATTENDED,
thu public s"h""Is IF thai VlliaE" ana
came to- Wnr,linE III ISGG and min"
YEAR,; Inter WAS married [" Mr.. NICkol-
W.. who has hr"n retired from active
hu:.In,.r> for if'iml".r If years, 'lnd who
ais, survives her S!," ais" l"Av"S four
,IaurhI,rs Mrs l.. j. kirchn"r nf
I.c:t1hrrwnnd Mi.s"s Eliza beth. Matilda
and MIrui" NIckulu&. all at h"nl'. S!lH
has. two sisters and two hr"ih"r$ VINO
arr. deceased. unl! on" brother lINlhk'
,oiIi: Nufman. Of Natrl"z. M!>'.
Funeral arr rrrmcnr< will not he
completed until her brother * heard
from. II was announced from tn" home
last night that services VIII II" hcld III
the family home with the Rev. William
O. Irlfert nf ST. Johns church. ofticiat-
ius with intermcnt in Greenwood.
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CAD|z BATTLES
FAST DENN|SON
Chautanqua Proving Great SUCCESS, With
Baseball Attractions tho
Big Features.

Out IN the beautiful Ettlo town of
Cadiz the people are having real cele-
bration Of their own. in tho form OF
chautauqua, which is proving rather pop
ular. besides entertaining. Many f"a-
lures can be found for the amusement
of the pleasurc-scekers. while tho chief
diversion seems TO be the baseball con-
tests After the games the many people
flock to the beautiful lake TO get re-
freshed from sitting in the hot sun. and
more satisfying end could not be at
tanned.
To-day Cadiz plays the strong Dennt-
son nine again, In what should doubtless
be another fast contest. IT Is not
known at this time who Manager James
will use on the mound. but ii is thought
either Noel or Dugan will t!lkc the slab.
Cadiz has a dandy team together and
from oil dopo will 80 through the week
with q neat record. Last Saturday the
McConkoys were met and defeated by
the count Of So, but 1loutz and lIugh1-
who were playing with Cadiz. made the
points that put the Cadiz nine over tho
top in a dandlly played exhibition he
fore u large crowd Cadlz has fair
ball diamond but nothing much to hraS
about. although tho Erandstand is up
10 the standard and the fans have an
ehade trees
Manager James has a classy nine In
the field and ball players Of known r"pu-
tation can be found cavort!ng the lot
all week. Meyers. q brother I" III
Myers of Brooklyn Is playing shortSt"p.
while OStroskc \ former Central l"agn"r.
will be found at the bGckstop position
Noel. King. IioutZ and pugau form the
pitching staff. and n better ono could moi
b. gathered together III this section
Other players of fame will hc added each
day. TO accord the fans some intrrcs: and
TO put the hnst team poSSihi" "n the
field. Nothing has been left und"nc L"
mako 1t the best baseball week tadiz
ever enjoyed
Much Interest Is being taken in the
chautauQ,ta, and unIsun! arrangements
have taken place. Tho park Is il d"idE
shape, besides all other features hnv"
been looked after. Most uc th" r""rl"
arc taking their vacations and %i'"nd
practically ali Of thu tim" in tho parks.
ct thcr in the lake. under III" tr'"N ~
ut the games, and i'll TIA" evenings the
singing and other things on the program
take tho eye.
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G[ARKS END UP
j. WITH A RECORD
; III Al 81 AA-~~A
iCo1ursd Ntne OF This City Makes Re
c6J1eut Showing for 1ntttA
aanson at Game

On IN tho Second ward this year the
boys got together a baseball outfit thar
rnade an excellent showing and all are
hood in tho praise OF this combination
hewn to the many fans as the CLARK
Athletics It being the first year al
She game and tho first time In recent
years that the city has been represented
By a cofored organization makes the
record all the more apprectable: DUO
credit must be given the BOYS VINO put
their whole heart and soul In the game
and came within an ace OF coping Inc
horors OF this vicinity.
Only the BEST OF clubs were met ana
with a majority Of wins ON the night
stde of the book. it is only fair t" the
team to give it all boosting posSlo!e.
CAPTAIN Rhodes has done wonders VILE
tho boys and it is manly due 10 ms uti-
firing efforts that such marx was r.,
tained. The Clarks played the Ferry
Athletics and the McConkeys. two or
the best in this section. almost to
standstill. and this Accomplishment Is
one Of the features OF the schedule. AZ
the start Of the season the boys wore
rather weak but as the games advanced
better men were added until at the time
CT disbanding n very likely LOOKING
bunch was tho result. In losing Pcr
kins. Johnson. Rhodes carpenter anu
Spencer. IL was entirely too much anu II
would be unfair to continue without the
services OF these crack players VINO
practically bore the brunt Of the entire
nine.
Below can be found TIE fielding and
batting marks of the entire squad ana
tie games won and lost. II is pretty
GOOD 20 90 through n season with eleven
wins and five defeats. one game ended
In a tie Captain Rhodes lead the tlelo
Nv . vide margin and his ability IS or
tho first class sort. Here's hoping the
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WILSON'S TO PLAY
BELLAIRE c. A. c.
PAST Game Il Expected to Take place at
Over The River Town HsLt
Srnday.

It Is nct known for ccrtntn who tho
WQs1rc Wi! play Sunday, but according
to tn. arrangements made K is likely
that tho Ecllaire g. a. &. nirc will be
taken on 1T E-llairc X Sunday. II
will not tr> decided upon until tomorrow.
KIT x IS about Il sure guess that tn"
over the river boys Will Inc in"t.
There has been sInrir i:llk OF Il newly
formed team in i:rllaire under the name
OF the Bond Athletic ASSOCIATION. which
may lsc tho club the Wilson's will play.
The Bonds hu." gathered 4 neat club to-
.:c;hcr aud will give the locals a merry
c,lasc for tn" huaors. E;Lnyo. former
star OF IN" cathedral high school, will
pitch whiic Jarvis. q local lad. will be-
on the receiving EMU Other we'll known
players OF ih.s section Will DC found in
TIC lineup.
II IN" game IS arranged th"rc should
he IN unusual amount OF interest mani
frStrd rs the teams VIII b" about evenly
.!natch..d according L. ;.ll availtblc dope.
Th" wilson's ar" ju5!lIut over tho Dig
victory over pillonvalc last Sunday.
Baseball EamcS in thus vicinity will
keep UP and since tho bonds will take
the place Of tho fall's; out or III" ClarlIs
there will hc Rbuut tn" Samc number of
leans in he field. which Ina<"s the
e:Liuc all the more certain ard chances
f"C til. season ending are very slim at
this time.
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.BELLAIRE SEEKS TILT
WITH ANY FAST CLUB
over The River Nine Is After Hard
Customer For Game at Home PARK
Next Sunday.

Manager McGaughcy of the Bellairc
Athletics. stated to local representa-
tive last evening that he had experience
cd very much trouble with his club this
season even though the boys have made
n very good showing. Martins Ferry
and the Pittsburgh Grays up until last
sunday were the only clubs 10 win from
Bcllaire. Army cnlistmcnts and the
draft deprived the club or several stars
and as tho boys sccm TO be in batting
slump 1t Il very serious problem 10 con-
tend with and il is possible that the
club may dIshand hut nothing definite
will be given out until this evening.
4 game is being sought with some
fast club while EarncSrillc may he
taken on in the hopes of pleasing the
fans Aside from tho attcndanccs ut
the Martins Fcrry-E"llairr games. Man
aG2r Mctiaurh"y has lost considerably
throughout Tho season and tho team il
n poor shape financially. 1t is 10 he
hoped. however. that the boys stick the
year out.
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tcrnoon at five o'clock in the family
home. St Twelfth street. he was III
business, in Wheeling for many years:
Failing health and advanced cyars had
forced him to relinquish his commercial
activities. He was Knight OF Pythias.
Mr. Van Bcrgh was born In Cincin-
natl. Ohio. October IS. 1857 and later 10
Gated ut Rochester. y. Y. He came 10
Wheeling many years ago. Hhe was a
member or the Eoff street temple ana
always took an active part In the work
of that congregation.
He leaves besides his wife, whose
maiden name was Harriet Emshcimer.
two sons and a daughter: Jesse. Harry
and Georgia van l3crgh. all OF this city,
also one brother and three sisters.
Funeral arrangements will be com
alr,rd today. 4 rabbi of Pittsburgh
will likely conduct the services and in
tcrncnt will be in local cemetrry.l
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years was a member Of tho Open Hoa

years was a member Of tho Open Hour
band. He was stogie roller b oeees
patton and a for a great many yeoAe;
member Of the cigar makers local IL
was among the oldest active stoEiS:Ea
crs in this community. Death waS.aHGs
to heart trouble Of which he had suft3s5
ed for the past several years. sSss
He is survived by his wife andstSg3
children, Alfred ". Lehman. who u nav
with the National forces at Fort M
Henry, Baltimore. and Miss FtedAs LINZ
home. One sister and one brother sAlo1
survive. Mrs. Charles l.. BreuDntRis
and Herman l.. Lehman, both Of stlts
CITY. --'~>.- syiys5
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Sufferers Should Realize That II !
Blood Infection and Can BE
Permanently Relieved.

rheumatism means that the olooo
has become saturated with uric acid
poison
II docs not require medical ADVICE
to know tha' nod health is abso'
lutely dependent upon pure blood
come sore and drawn with rhcu'
matism, /, is not a wise thing 10
take little salpe. and by rubbing 1t
on the sore Epot, expect to get r1a
Of your rheunatics. You must 80
deeper Ian that, down deep INTO
the blood where the poison nrks
When; the muscles and joints De-
and which Is no: effected by salYee
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Funeral for Mrs. Johnes Tomorrow.

Euncrnl SERVICES Tor Mrs. ANNA 3.
Jones. aged 20 years. wife Of Johe q.
Jones. who died in the Ohio Valley
General hospital. Sunday. will be held IN
tn" finally home, 1S4 Pierce street. To-
morrow afternoon ut 80 o'clock. The
Rev. t;cnrE" l.. Lockhart, pastor OF the
Unnamed baptist church. will otficinte.
assisted by the Rev. Mr., Miller: Mrs.
Miller was we'll known and highly es-
lccnl"d resident of South wheeling,
where she resided number or years:
She was II member If the Emmanuel
baptist church. and tho wife of popu-
inr mill man OF that section of the city.
She learcS brsircs her husband two sons
and one daughter. all OF the Wheeling
district
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PoUR OUT OF FTvE

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-Ch!cago de-
featcd New York, 8 to ;, making II four
out Of I've In tho series and increasing
its lead over, the Giants to six and one
half games. With two out in the eighth.
Toney went to pieces. Chicago scored
five runs on five singles ard Two passes,
Mann batting in the last two runs or
Causcy, who relieved Toney when there
were two men OH bases. The score:
CHICAGO 900 600 05o-5 8 !
Nov York zoo olO 000-3 s
Vaughn. Carter. Douglass and killifer;
Toney, CaTsey and McCarty.
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Funeral For VIM. Lohman-

Funeral services for William Holman,
god On years. who passed away in the
rnIuily home $50 E:nf street. will b"
HELD IN Il.. piar" Of death Wednesday
AFTERNOON III IN "'"luck The Rev.
AustI:, C. EnSchc Of ST. Pauls Evan
.rcliral Protestant church. will GfiicIat"
and burial Will hr IN greenwood.
Mr.. Iohmnn was born in Wheeling
nnd spent his entire If" her. lie was
= musician Of considerable note and for
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NOTICE q

Editor lnteIriEencer:
You are authorized TO announced
Davis bakins Of MorGantown, Monon-
gala Co. candidate for nomination
by the Republican Party for the United
States Senate from West Virginia sub
Ject 10 all rules Of the Republican Party
and the laws OF the Stale Of West Vir.
gln!a governing the primary election
to be held August. 1913.
ELkINS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
J. II. McDEHMOTT. Chairman.
l.. .. Drawer, 81,
MorSnntown. w. Na-Ady.
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Two base hits-L MaCcc. Roush
Daubert- Three base hi,s--Ncale, VIM
70. Stolen bases-L. Magce. Cucto
Griffith. Sacrifice hit-Cucto. Doubfo
play-Groh. Magce and Chase. Left on
bases-Cincinnati. Z; Brooklyn, 6. FIRST
on errors-Brooklyn. 2 Base on balls
Regain .: Robertson. .; Cheney. !. HIS
off Robertson. IN a innESs; Cheney.
s In 5 innings. Struck out-By Rcgaa.
.. Wild p!tches-Kcgnn. 1: Cheney. I.
Losing Standardization
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Funeral OF Mrs. Wagner Tomorrow.

Wednesday, nFltrnu0n At cIoch
funeral services will be held for Mrs
Laura A,.n Wagner. of iDi 'Nincteenth
street. IN the family home. with the
Rcv. pr. W. II. Fields: pastor Of the
first Christian church.. OfficiuGnG. In
torment will he in Greenwood cemetery.
Mrs. Wagner passed away IN the North
Wheeling hospital Sunday. following an
illness Of three mpnths. She was well
known resident Of tn" East End and a
member of the Christian church. She
leaves two daughters: Mrs. blanche
Artz, Of Follausber. and Miss Eunicc
Wagner Mt home. also two sons: Charles
and Thomas Wagner M'lh OF this city.
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CAD|z WALLOPS THE
FAST DENNIS0N Nine
Great Game Is Staged ut Chautauq"a
Yesterday Before Largo Attend
aucc-Same Teams Meet Foaay.

snrc,aI Disratch To tn" inirlligrnr"r.
-ADIX. g.. Aug. j.--ThiS AFTERNOON"
before the largest crowd ever on III"
rr,undS, ihr CahiE baseball Mn"
emerged ilr victnrs over the SPECIFY
Panhandle club Of nrnnis"H g.. ny al"
close score OF In :.
Roth clubs played great ball. nut IN"
hitting and all around team play "l TIC
local lads featured. II was an 'N'''-
ing strugEl" all The way. III" SHINE
clubs meet this afternoon and an even
better argument is expected.
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rn. oeorrs SoAr9sA

specisl Dispatch to The 1ntelNee1estgs
sTEUBENvILLE. Ohio. An. 49,
George Scarlet, q former roA6eotSNss
Wheeling and later Of ForlAnsoeAiS
Va. whose maiden name was AMI
home Se Of her daughter. Mrs. Nssk 5sAt
son at Pleasant He3ghtA toniSnt q ats
o'clock. She leaves besides her H.
band, three daughters. Mrs. SeAx1c. eys
been III for several montnA i,st-sS
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1IACES TAKE FINAL.

CHTCACiQ% Aug. 5.--Dugan's batting
and fielding gave Philadelphia the final
game Of the series with Chicago to-day
To- .. His home run. which followed
singles by Perkins and Dykes. gave the
Athletics lead which Chicago could
not overcome owing TO rerry's good
pitching and DuEan'S fielding. Score:
philodnlrhia 200 son On0-5 10 !
t.hjc,rn Il0 600 000-2 IL .
Perry and Perkins; Benz. Shcllenback
and Schalk.
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Harry HALL

Horny Hall, aged II. wen knoI, ~:
ronner OF the Short Creek section. notl
Of Warwood, died in the family ho4
foot OF Deans HILL Monday morning LIZ
4 o'clock following . brief tllnse9: % AG.
ia survived by many relatives, ands ~
lived in that community all hs FhpsSs
He was a Christian Hlnn.
Funeral services will be held 10
place Of death tomorrow AFTERNOON Ii ii;
80 o'clock. with interment IN H.cIes
wood cemetery, Wheeling. I. - S u So
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What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer From IT.;

and ointmcnts. 1t is important thaeil
you rid yourself Of this terrible 1lsf
ease before it goes too far. 8. 8.
is the blood purifier that has Stou1
the. of timo having been In oon
stant use for norc than dfty ye45s
II will do fo- you what it has oon1{
for thousands OF others, drive - t6xss
rheumatic poisons out Of your heoo{
making 1t pure and strong and e.
ablng it 10 make you well. 8. A9d
is guaranteed purely vegetable; ~
will do the WORK and not ham u
most delicate stomach. Sssas
Write the physician Of III
pany and let him advise With II
AdW:o il furnI..aed without cAA4s
Address Swift Specific S Comp1
as swJ.t Laboratory, sAtial&lgS1 -
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Funeral for Baurcr Infant.

The funeral for Kenneth wesley
Raurcr. S-Iu"nihs-nld son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thcudnrc Rnurcr. who died Satur-
day morning IN the Ohiu Valley General
hospital wis held III the Family hume in
GrrEgs>illc. Yesterday afternoon. The
Rev. Mr.. Bennett was in charge and
burial MAS IN Stone church cemetery.
Th" child wIs taken i'll Friday evening
nn,l immediately removed 10 the hospI-
tai
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Funeral for MRS, Kress To-day.

This afternoon at $50 o'clock funeral
SERVERS will be- held for Mrs. Lila May
(Iilar!) krcSS wife OF Councilman Al
hrrl l.. krcss. who passed away in the
North Wheeling hospital Sunday. In the
home OF Acr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
". Black. li4 sixteenth street. The
Rev. John 1acCouoch. pastor Of tho
First baptist church. will officiate. In
torment will be in Stone church GENE
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HELD BY JACOBS

PHILADELPHIA Aug 6.-Jacoos beat
St Louis to-day for the second time In
fivo DAYS. the visitors having won the
other four games. To-day's score was
to /, and daring base running helped
every run around. Fisher, Stock. Neusel
and Hemingway trying to Guido each
other for lecklessness. Score:
st Louis .-.10O coo o00-1 s 2
Philadel phta.--.---.oo 900 800 o0'-a l
Doak and Gonzales; Jacobs and Adams
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rnn.ral Tor Henry RAGxh.s

FUNERAL services for Henry HAf9
Union war veteran. aged 7e. who.93
hcld This afternoon at two O'Clock n 1NAs
family residence, with interEnsnt 49,
local cemetery. He Is survived 49,
wief and eight children as folloy1s 14As
:. W. Allison Of Charleston W:IYG
Mrs r w. Stullenberzer. Mrs. RiehelA5
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Helen Childress and Charles, jobs 80
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REDS MIN FROM
DODGERS WHEN
REGAIN PITCHES
Yesterdays Games.
Boston. l: Pittsburgh. q.
Chicago. ): New York. ;.
Cincinnat. ): l:romklyn. n.
Philadelphia 5; St Louis J.
OF tho Clubs.
To-day's Games
Pittsburgh 1T Philadelphia.
Chicago ut krurklYn.
Cincinnati at New York.
ST. louis IT Boston.

BROOKLYN. August 5.-Fans who
saw Cincinnati defeat l;rholilyn to u
here today also witnessed Il personal
encounter before the game between
/; GREASY" NcaIe and Lee Magcc.
Cincinnati batt"d Robertson and Chen
cy hard. while Regain allowed Brooklyn
but four scattered hits. The score: