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PITTSBURGH, lunv 1 4 ? Pittsburgh
had a man "ii ??very ba?** In the fourth
It. nine today but was unable '? scorn
Hnrt Xew York again won. 2 to 0 Good
iitohin>r by perrltt am! Jacobs featured
?ho game. New York scored ;\rst Iti the
"ourth innine wh^n Btirtis was passed.
\\'t nf seeond'on a balk atid went homo
??ii Zimmerman's single to richt. Onrey
. st llerzo?r"s ions: fly in the sun making
\'iw York's second score a home run
Score : ?
,N?w York.
burns. If ....
Herzog. 7h.
Kattff. cf. . . . .
/itomerrnan. 3K
t*'l? u-her. s-i .
Ci-.bcrtson. rf.
Koike. ib
kariden. <?. ..
TVrrltt. p. ...
AR: R
II
_ t21nI!L ? ? -
Pittsburgh.
i"arev. cf. . .
t'Ulc'r. '-'b
Si-Jit?lto. rf.
.1 \Vasn->r. 31
rwh lb ...
ilinchntan if.
\v. Waeuor. <?.
Ward. ss ...
p.
Kin sr. x
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\? r..*'
Vow Y'ori
Pittsburir
Th roe
run: H<
Kn.-f. n
jttirl
I ittsburc
r:tt. ":
PerrPr.
Jacobs.
Jrrob}..
n t; r i I l
???I f'<r Jacobs ? it ninth.
. .V.7. . . ?? nT -"? ? n t n n n ? 7
i ..!.... ft '? ft o ft ft n " o ? <?'
base hit: Zimmerman. Mom?>
r''.>'ts. Stolon bases: Carey,
ubl. r>!*iv : .facobs. fitter. Ward
I. eft on Kiw*: New York.
'. i, l?a>- s <>rt halls: 'iff Per
f Jrt cobs. !, Knrneo runs: '>ff
none; off Jacobs. 7 Balk:
Stru.-!c o?r : By Perritt. fi: by
Umpires: R ig I or ami Ortli.
TWO HITS TOR "OMASY."
>*IN?"jNNATt. June 14 ? A single
by i<o|>f and a dauble by Roush scored a
run in the ninth inning and enabled <"in
-imiati to wiit a see-saw game from Phil
adelphia here to-day. ? to 5. Both Mayer
and Toney were hit at opportune times,
while the fielding was of 'the rag-Red
vanety. Score:
PMlade IphliL.
Paskert. cf ...
McGaffigan. ss.
stock. 3 b
"ra* at h. rf . . . .
Whined. I:
! .tiderus. ;h ...
Niehoff. 7b
Mayer, p
A
O.
1
I
0
4
1
K
on*d.
A F
II I
I I
It
I
.. ?? ii j ft ft t ft i ? ?;
?Si] can Neate. Whit
*? lw lilts: Paskert.
bases' Thorpe. Silvan,
.... fi i??s ; I.uderus.
plays- Mayer. Niehoff ro
.* ' oi; Oases: Philadelphia. :?:
F'irst Ims* on errors: Phil
*i!n-si>n:it !. 7. Paso ort balls:
t. i ? f f Toney. ?. s Mi's arid
<~>f f llaV'T. :? and 3 in '*
:ti:titii;s; off Toney. !i and 4 in 0 intiinps.
Stt tsck out ' Hv Mayer, i. by Toney. 1'.
I'mt-iris: >?'t?av and Uarrisois. Time:
i:r.ft.
Toney i
l.udorus !.?
?"'llliMSIIUit!. s
adel ph ia i . ?
M.1\ or,
? a rn?%d i:;ns
BEMABEE HARD HIT.
' ? 'Hi" :? '. .In ne li ? ("liuaRO hunched
h:ts off t :.t v r: t it-day and ilejVated K?s
ton by i si-i-t" o'f S to .1 in rlw fust j
iram*' th-% >eri> s her**. I'emaree was j
Kit hard and ua.? r.-pla-ed by AldridRe. j
St r! uh's lioni' run tut into the ble.n hers i
was a :-a'':t>* Scor'- P. II K. !
i: ii i- a r -j 'i ?? ;-j o I
?hi- ajr.1 . ? ?? ?? : *- ." r :: i
Rarni-s ? ;..\vd; t >? tna ree. AiilrulKe ;
ind Wi'son.
WOW ON TRIPLE STEAL.
ST. I.* M IS. .\lii.. .1 uiii II. ?A rripio
s'-iil ? \c- -u.i-d li> Millet*.! "ruise arid I. uric
in tli* fifth mums to-day. followed by
HV.riistiy's home run in the s^vi iith. en
ftbl.'d S* l.ouis ti. win from Brooklyn. f>
t.. I ? i i ? i : i tied t.'ie m*oio tor Brooklyn
t ti tl.* si*vonth with a home run that
(???.'.inc?*d ov?*r the !ni;,h fence in left field.
!l:< kmau li'.t a home run .with Pfeffer on
I in t ne third. Score; P. H. Iv "
It;., .;v;> :. I. -I L* I. .1 t | ?? II ? 4 i: I
S*. 'l.O'lls II tl II II i II ! O * II II
Pfeffr- S Smith and ?> Miller; Pack
ard. Meadi'ws and l.i vinjiston.
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Re?ult?.
iV>*i* .. Breoklyn. 4.
I'i.i.Mm* P.nstiiii.
X* w York. J: PittsburKh. ft.
? 'iitciuiuiii. Philadelphia.
Staadlcg' of Club?.
Won. i^nst.
Clubv
N"e\i V'Tk
Phil?di lnti!.*?
("ilicRKO
St 1.0'its ..
? 'iitcinnaf i .
lirooklj n
I lost I'll ...
To-day's Games.
New > ot k at r'ittsburjth.
Philadelphia at i'*iricinnaf i.
Prnoklyn a; St t.oub
P.?t
.n n
?: ti:
.".I
. I 14 .j
.45.".,
l*i*l I
Boston at '"hicajto. \
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results.
I /miss. Huston, ft.
? ?tii* is postponed : rain.
' riul.s
~*h ;? a ?:? ?
l;os: i. n
N-w
Standing of Clabs.
Wort. i?ost.
York
i let roi ?
St. I .on i
WashitiK'on
Philadelphia
L'S
? et.
.fii'.ft
."???it
.457
.4 17
.."S3
.304
To-day's Games.
' 'hP'aco at P.i-vton
Pt. I.otns a' New York
Petrolr a > Washintrion.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
BOSTON BLANKED.
n<iST"N. .fur,*' t I ? St I . i'i u is shut
??:!t BustKti " t" " t*"lxy ? Iri-otn allowed
(fosto;! only three bit.- 'and >*rly one
man was able t" rea' ti s...-.-,[i,|, < i n ,* I ? ? ?
otli**.** liand P*. I .outs go; ten 1 its for
three runs. In 'lie sixth Severeitl
t itjpii:d and aft'-r :wo were ? ? ? ; t Johnson
wrs and sfile sr, -oriel. iSrooms
t wn ' fc?cj.>r ? enter 'b id sro?-,'i) S>-v
ereid ? r: r| rohnson No; ,.*ir ,,f tin* Si.
I.ouis our fieiderc had a put out. Score:
P II K
St l.oyllB . . . , . . ft ' ft ' ' '' 7 '* ft " ii Ift .*1
Boston 0 ft " 0 'j 0 0 ft ft .1 ft
Groorfi ard Sevej*etii; l^ntiani. i'eh
rock and ','ady.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGT7E.
RuffJtlo. ?? ; Rochester. 2; Baltimore-.
Richmond, both jtatn-s postpntied. rain.
? !*Trst came. 17 inr.itiKs. X**w irk. 1:
Providenen. 7. Seootid itame, Newark.
Pro% t<j<.n?*e. t Mont real. Torontn. >.
r-^
THE OLD RELIABLE'
Plc T& CS?? Black
I. Qt w v n nrm
CAPSULES
REMEDYForMEN.
nRURGIST.
You Save Money by Buying at Sherman's
The most modern method of clothes selling is adopted at Sherman's, a
store that is operated on economical basis only--a store that has no ex
travagant expenses-a store that has not those extravagant fixtures?
5 store that is, and looks like a place of busin ess. That's the store, Sher
man's, that gives its patrons the most in clothes value for their money.
Men's
Trousers
$2
No More
No Jjess
Regular $3
Values
WHY PAY MORE?
AUVJj^iTS
And you will sir ;i beautiful clothing display. not Fix lures to
look at. Our irreat chain of stores are operated wit lj? ?i 1 1 all these
unnecessary expenses, such as lii^ii priced bookkeepers. gKjl i very
service, window trinimers, floor walkers. etc... so we don't have to
add on to the price of our clothes, enabling us to sell you always
the same value at the same price. .<!(), every day in the year.
You Save $5 to
And have the same stvle. the same mal<
*
paid *lf> to ?1S for it. The only dili'erenc
is the sai ne.
e I
I for *10, as if you
1 he price: I he value .fi
We Give Every Man a Square Deal
Some merchants favor different customers' and offer- t hem spe
cial reductions; not so at Sherman's. Kvery Sherman customer
H'cts a square deal and knows lie is Lrettinu his clothes at the riu'ht
price and that lie is not payinsr any more. for tliein than his neigh
bors. Kvery man pays the same price, .<H>. no more, no less.
Suiis of every description. Suits of every accepted new model, pattern and shade, from nobby young
nieu'< belt coats to the most conservative styles for the older men. Sizes to fit all, in stouts, regulars,
slims, short s and extra tall. ' Ueineiuher. you will find the new belt and pinch back coats in most any pat
tern that voi i can 1 hi uk of.
Every Man in Wheeling Should Come to
Sherman's for His Next Suit
1134
Market Street
Schmulbach Bldg.
ISFEOir
i . I DEAD HORSE;
PHII.AMEI.rHTA. .Tnn?? 11 ? MuHi nfl
[ tfulay's s. ssi>>n >>f the i'rii'c<1 St.*it!*5 Mis- |
> irif whTr ! h>> ant i- trust
>?:!?.? r>f th*- Hnltimor*- l".<|.-ri! I'-kuo
lull against orKHMi^'il Uis'-i'all Is tw
iner t r :??? !. was inkfr'i ip '.villi tli>' h'-ar
! j!i?: ??f testimony as '<< t)v vhIii* of ihb
I5:il ti:i. rluli us ^ bt:sin? ?s proposition
at ili- : e tJ i ?- 1 1 1 r- F.>(li-ral \vi nt xiit
..f ??MStf'fli'.'.
Aucust II' rrtuann <>f '!:?? ' "itiriruiai i !
N.irlnn.'ii !?"tiru?. ? i -slit" vine !*> ? s tin'
ilr frns*' .'is an rvp.-rt "ii has.-lui i! t'ran
? ?htsf. it"plfir?''l 'hat th?* valih* ? a
f r:in?'hls>- i?.' a Wall 'Muli in th?* 4*V?|. r ji !
lr;i(tu< " :it tin- timf t >s ?? ptar< aKr'-.-n ? tit
was ma<!> In I '? r?*mli?'i\ If'!.", was n?>i
worth a ilnllar. Vykwl as !<? lew h<
r>aoli<i| this ' T'tn'lusn'ii' Mr. 1 1, rrtnaiiii
sai?! tlia' '?{ i l ii.s in tlx !. itri;. .
KulYal"' at.'i Kansas ? *i ? . ha<i l"? i r ! ? ? 1 1 ? ? I
th?-ir friim.'hi?*' .mrl that th*. t;i
)>i?- ii|.itsi<>it ha'l ????asO'l to l?? a ?<.inc
concern
i in i-ci.ss . xarriinnMon rr.isns.-i for t !i>*
Haiti :n.">r.- >?!';!? uant?-?l to krmw why. m"
:h?- K?''l.*ral !< aK'i*' ? I ? ? . . 1 ??ru'i i: iY.r-ri
lMSi?>'ali rl :?> i>ay umhr 'hn
aerf'truMit I :/ra< sums ? ? t* r*>? ?????;. ??.
.-.irfi? ' '??iir.s.1 tii.-n' ion-ii i|u> $ mo -
rn pair! in 'Ii*' 'A nr.ls I . I' Mruokiyn;
$.*>?. i.ii" " ? i ? I V ? s'"i ritli l '. rl.Tals an.)
other - it.s i >i ; i ii iz.-'l I. as> -bat' airr?v.l
to pay !?"? <l??ral I.-.ikU' r>'pr"s. ntutlv. s
i Mr il.-rriiiam. r>t I 'ha' ,"rK (ni.'.,"i
j bas^hal! ? nt.-r?"l this a^n-i-mr-nt in
f|r>r t" rc-stor*- ("iiiillf ??? >r?fli !?.- n?-?- an. I ?|sn
I f.. r'-st.-r. ilisciplin?- amoni; t )i> play. rs.
| Thv ?l. tVfis.-1 ??li.s. ii its i as." a' i his
: iimrnitiv's si ssii.ti afl*-r i-ullirtK vu
ru-ss.-s r ? ? testify r-KanliiiK th>- .:n.s* and
? pi z" >it" various haS'-hai! Kroumls.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul. 7. Kansas .'ity. in l.n|?
illl. '? ; fUiinlius. -l Kirs! itaii.e. M!n
iM-apils. Milwaukee. 4. s.i'ii'l ita.'uo,
MirUi-ai'lis. 1. ,\| i !iw:k.-.- liuiiana
piis. Ti>:ti. J.
SOUTH BUN ASSOCIATION.
? 'hattaii"i>i:a. ?*: A limit a. NV-<.v
Oricnr.s. M'-mphis. Klruiii.ch- .ii.
If; Nashville, 1. Little Ilock-Mohib-.
rain.
Stmc* By Train.
Martin (.lurch. of Kirn ? : i-. ? v ? ? . was
*1 in- k l>y v-rifiiv \'i. y. .- u-nj tj :tf:. i -
ii( i*n "i! ih'- II & < ri'-tr .Mi. ii< ?'iiantnl
In- akms' It's !' t"t ankle. Tin- ir.itti \v : ? s? J
??.??>.! -boil nil. 1 f ? ? was r< 'iu?Vv1 to the |
North Wh -clinK hospital.
Farewell Party.
Mis? Ail. i \\'i!s>tl "T i i !<n a 'in. I II- iclil:-, I
ga\i: a fun v. II party fi t- Is^rnaril f-i
intr. wli ? is r?-v i jrni ii k his turn a.-!
rashii r of tn>' W.-st Vii-ki:ii.* I't >? (ion .v I
t;i..-jrii- c< *m I i n>*. tast ? ?wjiiiiu;. \ ?!<?
i|! < v ? tun;- wis s|i-Mit. a la is.- Mini* j
I., i 1>. iri;r |ir<??-?ni.
Chautauqua Opens Saturday.
Tlx- .?????nil .i !? ll il .'i I I'haiilaiXslia will 1>. - '
I l.'-lil iii ilie tow n ? ?!' \V. -i * !? \.ui<n -
! '??"?tnrn>%rn,tiiK th;< Saturil vv. aii-l * :i lia^ 1
j ??ti U ? i!r.- -?|:i y 1 1 : I ? I' in \ : v. ? ? I, ;iv
?lays i.f ^ mil ti ;-!? | ? ?Km*: ilnl ? Mi - i -
t.iinniT.'. Th- ? "< -i i - .\ I ! ??? r ' "!?. i u i au<(tri 1
? i m|>atiy o: furiiisliitii; tin- I i ram.
| tk* iilllnl
"o tar. an I
I ii< at sum "a ill ti
taiiqti.i will In' li'-M in i hi :il- with
i ; ri'irram liurm^r tin alt- rt u . ? n ? j
? \ ? it i nr. f' r t It- . Iii'-: foll.s.
Play Prcseateri Last Evening.
T!io j ! iv. 'I'lii' N'i u M in-:, i w ? ?
I i n : '.-d "l;i !l ? Kir -? M I . i r
| I--.T.: ??r..-,. , |..,rK.
:ii|il!i?T).f . in, I ??:- ,jt ? ! ! i. . i . .1 Ti ?
uij !
I tar. at i I from i. tr :i-..!i- : i-?i< t
: in let'
<?'?" ? ' J' ?'?' . " ;
? nt ? .?
will d M?t< . n utim- in M
'I
Authorized Pay Stations
Elm Grove, W. Va.
The First" National ISank.
State Ha nk or Kim drove.
Edjrowood, W. Va.
Edgi-wooU Pharmacy.
Fulton. \V. Va. Hank of Fultja
vniscUag-, W. Yttv
Company <? ft" !???;. Cor." l-'.h nnil
Chapline Sts.
Pay your electric light, kus and
water Mils at tiie most convc *lonl
pay ntatlon. b. fore 1 1?? 10th of uucli
month, to itavv discount.
We^t Virginia Traction & Electric Co.
City' Ac Suburban Qua Co. J
Iv rhlll'i'li ? ?!* Tri.-nl 1 1 >1 1 l:i ll!ii|'T till- <ll-.
i ? 1 1< >i ? ol" ihi- K|i\vhmIi It. miii ? ?>' (liiit I
church.
Today is Clean-up Day.
Tmi.-iy Iris t ?? ? ? 1 1 I .i.-l h- !?>' th?- !
f'lvials ??!' lh<- luwn nl" Klin <il'i>*< as J
? :t fi-tl |? ? i . i \ii !>? r.-cii'- Iri'.uiK ruli- j
i'isli i It 'it i i'v> in liiiv? h.Miili.-'l !
UttSiy. ha\ ?: h. i 11 |i-i|U?-slii| t < ? |i|:|i'f II. I II j
a' <-..in .-in. mi | ? I :i i ?? sn I hat I h-- \v :t i: ? ? n is |
I it'll lij il<- t ? ? w is ? ihi f I i".. wiu-u i li* y ;
ti 1:1 k ? - ? ! 1 1 ? i r ??? ill nils. "As ii| lain |il:iv>-s in!
Ill- iiimu li.ii.- m i . ii in very v;ii"'l j
i i-i i|it imi. ili- i ll ly.i-ns will 1 1 1 ? w li.i\i)l
a I llillll I 1*1 it .'II III! Ill III' .'lllil IlilVi! I lie 1
hi liri li.i iK'il r.x.i;. I'ri ? ni Usur^i-. ,
Shepherd Obsequies.
'I!i- iuiiiiai ?- 1 ? i ?? i ? ? ? !?: I' liitik slii'ii- ?
; ? t . tili:!i|> i ? :.J)i r' i..--ii|.iil .1' HIuj
U'l i-rlina I'r-iK. will In- In-M ai ill.
? ?Ijiii. i-i* il-ain this Mi.irn in^r ;ii In
. >?! ? -|? llis i|' iili ..ii hi... I \\ . ilin silay ?
iiniriiiiiu ! i'IInv\ iiik i i\vii->.s?i illii- ?> -
I'll. s> I V II-. will In ill I liai'Ki
M m Ti :i?aiil. ii. pii-li r .-I III. I i;i 1 1 t : I
AI.-tli.nllM rlmii-ll I lit I I till III Will III'
i!i : it- Si,iiii- I'liurcli ????iiicti ry.
Will Bi> Continued.
.! S'ili?|.i> -Si'-. i>: ?!!. Kilt Wimtl
I .',1 ' !:.r;iii .llltl.h In !i| a I.'iWii ami
Si>. i.i! last i \i lilllK '? I tin: Kill; wnml
|. ii li \ I i l.iials i.i ri ! n >liiin ills i. >.iv
. !.| III.; 1 1 ? a' -IIIII _w IS I'l ali/.i'il liwiil
; In- at'lnir V i ? rmvil was | ?!-? -? lit.
? in! : i.. ? v. nine ?.i* i'l* asantlj s|?!it.
i'ln : i.i i ??!. ii ? "ii' ? titn-il 1 1 if? i*rli : .
ami wi i-.'i-i- i-i. it. :t will In- 1 1 ?? 1 ? I :n .
II.. t.-wn hall.
Will Entertain.
III. ? l ! I /. ? lis 'In 1 1 ? 'A 1 1 ? >?! Wi-.st j
AI- Hull r will ? 1 1 ? I I'll! In I |.||..I|>
. ; ti,. \\ ? ? I - si ii I '???. ? i ? >t is |..i ny, v\ !m ;
iij. a: |ii*-M iit ijiiai ?? r.-,| in iltal ii-wn. j
?i is ? \ i s: i 1 1 1 1 ? ?!?? ! ': >, s h\ (?- rian i hiiroil .
: i.-il i 1 a ? i In > ai- a! |ili-.s.:lit iir.-'j
;.|ny..| in ; . ii I ; llis. ill: ? 1- . W |>- Iiii-j
t!il-.ilsM,i limn !'.???. li I lulu, \V. \ n .
i.i 'liarli mi I'a. j
I
Surprise Pasty.
v- ? i i:\l.-i "i Kim IIi'ik'i.s. wif.'
ti.. i 1 1
! : In i i inn ? Ohurrh !
. v\a~ | . 5 ? - s - . i ? . 1 1 \ silll-risid a! \
In* r lii.iin. last ??iiiiik 'I'll. i-v. uiim j
us j.li-assiist ly sjn'iit ami al a St-as.-ll I
nh|.- li-nir i li'i-sli 1 1'- -a t s \\ . r.- s.rvvil. ?
Red Cro:;s Meeting'.
A i.:iis.? iin*. -I insr in lii-hali -if the]
Kl'r.i i : !< i v i ? iiiiMliiiry in ilm W'hi-ellnK !
??lia |>I i-i-. Anii-rnnii ii.-il I'mss. 'v 1 1 ! hi-.
In M M i in i la \ i'\iiiiiil'!ii tin- I r I ni (iri'V ?> I
s--h-.nl In; i !Ii*ik. I'hf- l'ilt-hi-rsli!|> of iln:'
l-".ll!i < 1 1- ? \ . hiMin-ll has S-T'i'.V II rstpilU i
sukl ii.s vrdani/atlun iwn wccKs a go. ?
li.:l ?!'('?< II.-' will 1" ina.ie t?i Mit'Tl.l It
.?still fnrtli-r.
Personals and Bri<*fs.
M is- I ?.?(-? <Lll> Moore of Wesi A I- ? x;i n
? I ? - 1" has i ? ' iriivil hulne ji f I ?? l" \i*Mllim
I'rit-liil.". i ; i I 'ilisluirt! Il for a .vlll'le of
u ? .-Us
Kli I1. Hums of I'i.iUsoiii^Ii was nil
Mini ?'>rov. I.iisiik-ss cxllvi y.-strril:iy
MIsm .s .Inn* Harry ? Wheeling w :is
visiting I'll- inls hi U*st A I ? ? \ . 1 1 ii I ? -r y.-s
N-niav
Mi? I :i iv::i lift h Moore of \\? ? \l..\
m 1 1 < I. i lt.-> ^ r*-t urm'il hoim- for l In* sum-.,
lint v -.-' i I ion from V\ooSle|- Ci'l I'lS'.'. ill
U . i.
? "li.-i j- It Kr.if! of Triad* IpliiM is oon- 1
tin..! !.? I. ??mi w ill ii serioi;s attiok
of pti. iimoiiia. I
Mis.- Lilian !!? I m ? 1 1 1 of ' 'iiii'illMli t i lias
l>. .-It 111.- Kiu-bl ??!' frii'llils ill I .?-?? 1 1? - ,
? i | i. i .rti'il holm after s|i. iiil
i ni; r:il ilny s 1). n
Mi- Tie. ma I lolcill of i ?umli'ilaiul.
Mil i- Hi. f ..r Mis U:iv 1 1 ? rli.-rt
?of 1 : 1 i: I
l-'r. .1 lloiisi..n of Kim liri-w lias r?
"ii in . I In. iin- s}? ml lli?- simmer vatvi
f ia.it v.iili hi? |Mt, ill- II*- lias li'-rn at
i.-tnlin:; I'm- jita'u iiiii v rsil y.
?\I|. ii Mi-K f Trtu<lcl|>hlii lias r?
llirii" .1 !? ? .in sj'? ml iti>- v:i?-al Ion with
his *.:i lit - -If.- lifts I, .-in a sti:>|vijt hi
Ml.- : -i i ?? mil vi-rslly.
Mi \iir.i Winters of Kim Hroi-n en*
? ? r ? l : 1 1 1 : ? ? 1 Mo m< ml ' ? ? I' tli>- l.utin-r
t.-ji^u. >i. M.-trl.t l.-itli. ran .hnreh .>.*
Kim ? : i . . .-. i ?. 1 1 ? ? lioir<- last ?-v.-nimr.
M> :i.l Mr William II Armstrong:
? T-i i i.ii *?!..? ii r.i . v (??? 1 1. ? \ iin
i.-ii.-<:? ..i r. !a' iv? s in I'll It < -It for sev
? r.-il . I ? >i r. t i.i-tit-.l I|..|||.-.
tin. u I 'i-M l Si 1 1 1.' - 1, irl-t ! ? niif-nr^on.-, mfy
1 . : i ? . ??its 1 .1.1 If. I ? ? ?? K. hut:
I i .ie! i- all) i oi:i|.l.-|i-il arraiiij. im nt.i f.-r
its iniiiirii m< mortal service winch will
In In-Ill Su:ii!".\ ? \?-niliK :tl lie Kirst M
K church 1 I Hair W. |{?li.-r!s will
il' in. r 'I,, ne . 'r.i -rial nrlflress.
I "i ne ral s. i vie. s fur the laie A ? I -i ; i ?
K.'.ll/ a.*;- 1 1 a I m I li'irli r> s|ii ?<?!??. I r.-Miil.-nt
? f :Jti- In .In -I Mmulay ? veiiitiir
w.-r- I |tl -. ?-<!? r?la . afi.riio.-n at the
lat. r--- ill- ii- i on i "ul 1 1 We 1 1 street I C? ? v.
I :. - 1 .. : i ?: . - 1 1" i ? - : :i i I 1 1 1 * r >ii ?? 1 1 1 was in
\l.i-)|i ? ii ? ? iin ? -rj
I'l-n I i r \ ami fo|in ' la tn.-s of tin-,
e i I \ . at ? -lii" iii-^ ii- w I'.. ril l on riiy; ears
? lellVi t-.-ll till.- Week |i.V Hie IVrklns
at;.-tii M?.iiii.N\ ill.- Th* ears w'-re
i. nli i.-il last winter.'
Wallet- * " 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ? rs ->f ' larreti. In<l.. is
sr. telin- s. v. ral il'i.v- hero with his par
? ills.
I.oik Star Lodtfe. So. o, I'ytliJun Si&
Ii . rs . will hold a lntsin'ss meeting this
< \ ? ninjr.
Mi? V. i Hi:' in Cushion of Wliitakcr, |
I Pa., is visit iiV-r with relatives Ik-it.
.'??ltn < i\ .-rsli . 15. fk ? >. .n-jInv'T. has j
' !? ? h t r msl .-m d Newark. 1 >. lie has,
! Mi'tv. ii hi- family to Ilia! oily.
Miss >'arri'- A i s ! I of P.artifsvillo. O.. J
;v vi?itniK *vlih MrMcehen friends. j
Mr ;mi| Mr-. ipnry <*. MrConnell of j
t ?|?.'itt!l? rsh>irj;. P:.i . nr- spending several j
days here wim friends.
194 ARE DEAD I
LONDON. June II.? Sir Geo. Cave,
! home. socreiary, announced in i he i
' lioii.-f of roninionrf this evening that.
! the latest reports of t !; casualties in>
Wednesday's air raid .showed thai 104;
; persons had been k ill?**I and 154 per*,
| sons seriously and 209 slightly in-.
. jurt'd. Altogether. he said, 12'.i chil- !
j dren were killed or injured.
. "THE BARRIER"
: many of Its sccxtes mode on the Ohio i
at Bcllairo.
|;.-v P' Ji'-h lms added another bold ad- |
! ? II t II r>- to Ills .-! I . |HI"US I'flti'iT. lie 13 1
; n w a producer i>l" motion pirfurt-s.
He has taken Ins Kr<-al<'Sl st.ory. "The j
I Uarri' i." anil made it into tin- greatest j
( ] '?i>|n-ilraiaa v. t produced. Miliums of |
. i? <>(?!?? have ri iid "Th?? H.i r r 1 1 1 r" ? Ihous-i
| :.|'ii.? have si-i-n it mi the stiiKe. N"W. j
?..ii'l--r ill*- sii|.?-r-. ision of Mr. Hearh. thej
. ? hc'.i' i ? \ J i nu .story has heen made In j
' ! j \ ami breathe ill motion pictures.
In bringing to in'i- ihc story's wonder-l
! fully hitman characters. Edgar Lewis. I
j w ho directed tl'n- production of Mt'.j
j lii-arh, si-lpi-li-d flavors who tit the parts j
| I., a ltsulu t I'l-rfi'i-iioii. The old trader, i
? villi his tragic past, i li?- winsome \-ri.i j
; child "f nattin ? the h>ro'ic cominand'M
lor' til-- link1 unity post. the <tuaint. |ov* '
? Me 'Poli-'ei of tin- < ; ri.a t H'-art. the red- j
I handed iramlder and "Kill"r." and all t h?- j
(other fasHnat ing ? ha r.'^et i-rs :ip| ??lit' in
I tin- | > 1 1 ? ? as Mr. lii aih im- '
?it tied t li?-i n an I described them ill that
j I- oK. .
"Tin I'.arri' t" will In pt'eseul**d l>v the j
! I ; .v ({??u>*b I'i' tur-'s company al the!
ji'oiirt theatre I'niiiini rieim; Monday, .rune '
j IS. I wire daily a: .tin! S:I5. Many j
! sri'tn's were made on the Ohio at Bell- ?
nifi and these ?slum Id "rove ??specially J
appealing to local movie Invors.
Th" bic nurang-mitang (roes to bed!
at sundown and re fuses to se>? visitors
after dusk, lie is also an early riser. i
t
Linings and trimmings in' all
our garments are guaranteed
to give entire satisfaction in
every respect.
MORTON C. STOUT & CO.
TAILORS.
Eleventh and Main St*.,
F. J. Ball, Manager.
Discovers Now Method
To Recruit Marines
Serpeant Fredericks, of the marine
station, has found a now method by
which he ran induce men to Join the
army, at least it was tried success
fully on one >\mng man from Wells
burg.
So recant Frederick happened to be
rominc from Wellsburp in an auto re
cently and passed a young: man at
that place. who had apparently bsen
wait inu for a stre?t ear to convey him
to this city. During the journey to
this city, the sergeant introduced
himself and within a very few minute?
was telline his passenger about the
marines. I'pKin reaching this city,
t If* young man informed the sergeant
that ho would pay him a visit and
talk to him further on the advantages
of eiilist-inp in the marine service.#
Last Tuesday he made good his word
and is now in Philadelphia ready to.
answer the call nf his country.
This morning five more recruit#
will be sent from the local army sta?
lion to the Columbus, Ohio barracks.
Two men were accepted at the army
station and will be sent to Columbus
within the next few days. Several
more recruits will leave with them. . ;
? . . Ut
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