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GIVE THE MAGKMEN
ANOTHER VICTORY
t'HK'AU'*. ? Kiriirs by <shi
cajrii cave I'hilad-'li'hia th?.- tinal game
? ?f the juries X" ??!.?> . 7 t<> :: The visitors
u ere j?l?'iis to their V.rst two r.:ns
'?u errors ami won t he jjasjse m t lie ninth;
! tun tlx. when Manager 11- ? w sent
several r? ? ! t ?" f pitchers to t mound.
Husse!! started the math by walking
? '! rover and Dant'orth was summoned >?>
the box. Ho fanned the next man and
then Fetsvh dropped jMiui?s>Mt's tiy. hit'
recovered the ball tti time to force <!ro-|
\er at swonrt. St runk foltntti-d wlih ai
singte ami I 'anfort h re tt roil m favor "f
('icottf. Th^ locals then contributed a
? oaple of errors mid with the ai<l of a
single and a double by Hates, scored
four runs.
OhleaKO was he'd hit loss un'il th>
e.chth inning. when t!w*y bunched three
hits for two runs and tied the score, j
Score :
~ "Xn~n_ 1 i.~ ro~0:
.lamtescn. rf 4 l i 0 (? 0!
strttrk. cf i' I t - '? " ;
if ? : i o i ;
Hat ps. 3b S 2 2 " ?? {
Mclnnis. lb 4 0 1 l.'i o ?? i
Schang. c 4 t ^ :
! 'iiean. ss
t> ;
1 1 rover, 2b .3 * -j : 4 o (
Noyes. p 3 0 ft 'J 1 1 \
Cfcicaffo A B. !?. H. P. A. F. J
I.iehoid. If 4 " 1 :: 0 1 i
Weaver. 3b 4 0 0 - - -i
??:. I'ollins. 2 b -. 4 0 1 2 1
Kelseh. cf 3 I 11 - 1 "
.1 follins. rf 3 ? 2 11 * "
? landil. lb.. 4 * 1 12 0 1
Pisherg. ss 2, " 0 - rt I
S.-haik. c 3 0 0 4 5 "
l-'aber. p ...2 0 0 o - 1
* Murphv 0 0 " n ?
t; i>sell. p 0 rt 11 0 ? n
! an forth-, p G 11 0 11 f>
I'tcotte. p 0 0 ^ o t n
Totals 23 3 5 27 12
?Batted for Faber in eighth
_ .. i
1'hiladelphia 0 1 0 i i 0 o l 4--T t
> hicngo 0 1 '1 0 <? 0 >\ 0 ? 3;
Summary: Two base hits ? drover. !
P-ates. Sacrificc hits ? Strunk. 2: J. ''??!
iins. Dusran. Noyes. Mclnnis. Sacrifice j
MiesDugan. Murphy. Pouble plays ? ]
<;rover to Dujmn to Mclnnis: Orover to]
Mclnnis; Bates to (trover to Mclnnis. j
l. eft on basesOhicago. 3; Philadelphia. I
0. First base on errors ? Philadelphia.. I
5; Chicago. 2. Bases on balls ? Off Fa - i
'(?or. 4; off Noyes. 2; off ftussell. t. Hits'
;<tid earned runs ? Off Kaber. K and 1 in j
V off -Xoyes. 3 runs: off Russet I, 0 and,
I in 0 with none out in ninth: off Dan
forth. 1 and 0 in 2-3; off Cicotte. 3 and
?? in 1-3. Struck out ? By Faber. 2: by
Noyes. 1; by Danforth. 2. t'mptres ?
Owens and Evans. Time ? 2:05.
TI&URS THE VIOTOBS.
DETROIT. July 10. ? Detroit won the i
last frame of the series from "Washing
ton today, 5 to 4, making a tie. each
team havlns: won two. After "Washing
ton had taken a four run lead. Detroit j
(?.inched hits on Dumont in the third
and sixth for just enough to win. Bril-i
iiant eldinp: by Hillman In the eighth
and Bush in the ninth prevented "Wash
ington from tvinp or winning. Scoro:
M ash 0 1 3 0 9 o (i 0 0 ? 4 S 2
Detroit 0 P I 0 0 3 M x ? 5 2
Batteries ? Dumont. Avers and Hen
ry; Boland and Stanage.
BOWLING
Masonic 3>nci Pin. 3>a?pa0.
O. S. S. S? 1st. 2nd- 3rd. Tls. |
?Jones 101 111 100 312|
Shepard ?5 147 121 353 1
Fredericks 127 144 130 401 j
Handicap IS IS IS 54;
Totals 341 4 20 363 1130
Hardwares ? 1st. 2nd. 3rd Tls.
.Vttvil 114 IIS 10S 33"
Taupp 1"7 131 US 35?;
Kbehng 124 107 124 355 j
T>>? ils sir.
Victors? 1st.
Mrockhart 94
n 1Cap 22
Stewart 1"4
Wei hart lo;
Handicap 22
Totals 321
Club Stars ? 1st.
W.*..d I'M"
?'arlin 130
Six 112
Totals 360 3T0
Tonight's Games.
Q. >f.ikers vs. I.aBelte.
Princess vs. Big: Havanas.
Bcssemers vs. Club Stars.
AUnSTtlCABT ASSOCXATIOK.
Kansas City. D; Milwaukee. 2.
Indianapolis. 4;# i 'olumbus. 3.
l.ouisville. 6: Toledo. S.
St. Paul-Minneapolis, postponed, rain.
!| HOW THEY STAND
i NATIONAL LEAGUE
j
Yesterday's Results.
I ? 'hU-aeo. 1: Brooklyn. 0.
i P.rooklyn. 4; 1 'hie ago. I
| 'Cincinnati. I ?? : Boston.
others postponed ; rain.
I Standing- of Clubs.
| Club*. Won. Lost. Pot
I N-,,w York 15 .6fi2
: Philadelphia 38 :?'? .5f.r?
! Sr. I.ouis In
1 < 'Inrinnat I 13 . T. "J t
? "h:?.*ai:?> ?*! .513
Brooklyn ? 3? .'!T . I *1 1 i
Boston- t" .11'.'
I Pittsburgh L'U t7 ..uy
To-day's Games.
I I'sttslnnxli nt Brooklyn.
! ? 'llicapo at I ') ? 1 1 ;? d*~~ 1 ) > 1 1 i : i . ;
t'tiii'iiinati a! N ?? ?? Vork.
St. I .oil is at Huston ? r >
americTnjleague
Yesterday's Results.
; Vi \v Vork ?. St. I... i 1T>.
I ?t-t r??it. 5: Washington I .
Philadelphia. 7 : ? *!t c* ? 1
( "levi'ln nd- Boston . rait: ,
Staadinp of Clubs. ;
! Cluh*. Won. I.ost *rr
i'l?iragi> ? IS -"?J
Boston t,; -*
i 'li'volaml I- ""
Now York "S
i >>'t roit
Wui-hinKton ......... SI t'J
S?. l,(iuis
I'hilaililphia 1'7
To-day's Games.
New Vork at < 'hicago. (
Boston at l>etroit.
Philadelphia at St. I.oiiis.
Washington at Cleveland.,
CENTRAL L.EAGUE. I
Sprinjrt'ioM. Ui^hmond. 1.
Peoria. 1: Musk^uon. I
UtHiifl Rat-ids. S; Kort Wayne. 1
Port Wqyne. 10: "'.rami Kapids. ?!..
Kv?n>?iii'\ : Dayton. 1.
" " ' !
( INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark- Uiehmond. douldo header, j
postponed. tain.
I'.Uffalo.Toivnto l?ost poned. lain. ? |
Montreal. 1: Koehester. 1- innings. |
i
)
I.*.
Baltimore. 1: Providence.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Nashvill-. N?mv I'r'.riins. 1.
Memphis, ti; IJirimnsharii.
I'hattaitooKM. Mobile. I.
I, it tic Rock. Atlanta. I'1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, Milwaukee.
Indianapolis. 1: <'alunt bus, o
Toledo. 5: Louisville. 0.
St- Paul-Minneapolis ? t;atn.
TV arm !
Nonsense! All you |!
need is a two-piece suit. |!
\o vest. Tliiii. dur
able fabrics. Little or j
no lining. Cool as a j
cucumber!
Cool blue serges, pan- j
ania cloths, wool crashes
? also the new Trench j
Summer Suit with bolt j
all around, constructed i
of worsted and heather j
mixtures.
Straw Hats in all the j
new shapes and weaves. :
Geo. W. Fox I
1310 Market St.
I? ?? 1
MATTY'S 'REDS' ARE
AGAIN WINNERS IN
GAME WITH GRAVES
i
l?MSTON'. July 1". ? nuwui
si tviiKlhi-ncil lta hold (.'ii it'11 drst d'*1"
>i>>r. today by bi-nlitiK L'.oston 10 to ??? j
Toney pitched for the visitors. an<i j
achieved his tlftcwnth victory of the j
your. Uoston made four runs and live :
,,f its Miolvc hits ill the last of I he |
ninth iiiiunn
Kud"l|-h w is hit hard for live inn- :
inns. ai.'l the veteran Tom Hughes. wln?j
lui ill" last season and only pitihcd j
. n<- inning of a rocular ? ??in.' Si. linish- ?! ?
lit.- ?:? ii?? .
Cincinnati.
ilrdi. J!.
K"*i|>. ss
K-usli. . f
ilia-". It'
lirit'fith. r.f. ..
Thorpe. 1-f.
N.-ale. I r
Sin ail. -I'
\\ iiiko. C
Toney. P
Totals
Boston.
Marauville. ss.
1 5a i ley. f. ..
l-'ii /.patrick. r.f
Ma I f
i\on<-t<'iiy. II'. .
Sin i ill, "?!'
Kawiings. -b. .
Tragressor. ?\
Kudolph. p. . .
Hughes. p- ? ?
? I'tarnes i . . . . - ? ? 1 ~ " ' n " 0 " '
??M-.iss.-y 1 " " " " JJi
Totals ?' I- " :
"?Halted foi I Inches in ninth.
"liait'-.i for l-'ilzpftt rick in ninth.
|~.? o'iTu.Tt I i .... . 77:f r I' 0 "J
ltoston ? 1 " " " " " " 11 ;
? Two bitsv hiis ? Urtffiilis. Toney. I Jaw- j
lings, Mau'-c. Tlircp bus'* hits ? iiritVilh.
.Wale. St den ha si's ? ilroh. Kopf. .Wale, i
Sacrifice hits ? I'hasr. Toney. Saerirtce
llv ? Sh.-an. Double pla> s ? ? Iroh to j
Shcun to Wins-; M-iK-'f TiiiKH-ssi.r
to Smith. I. .-ft on bases ? f'liieihimU
l'ostmi 7. Kir -I has*' on errors < im in
tuit i ?. Hase on halls ? '*11 foii'-y oil'
Kudolph I. "IT IIubIks I. Ilils and earn
ed runs-- < Ml' Ton.-y i runs. "If Kudolph
!? ami 7 in ?*>. "if Hushes I and I in I.
Struck out- IJy T"ti< > ??. hy Uudolph 1.
l>y ltughe< I. I'ass?*d ball ? I r?sr< ssoi . ,
I'moire ? High f and Knt>liv. I une -- j
' !
EACH WON A GAME.
CliOOKLYN. .Inly in,? r.rookix n and
Chicago divided today's doubl- -header,
ma kinu an c\cti break on ih<- series.
The i 'ii hs won th? first, I to ?>. alter a
pitchers' battle between Vaughn and
Muniuard. two .-ingle* and an error by j
Hy Mj/Vs scoring Doyle with th*t only j
run in I h< sevnth.
The Superbas took the second came,
I to 1. knocking: Aldridge out "l the
box in the second inning. i "adore
pitched shutout ball up ?" the seventh, j
Tomorrow will he Hans Wanner day
here, 'and the Brooklyn club owners
will present th?- veteran a silver loving ?
cup. Sevres:
FJrat Game.
Chicago ... . " '*? a " " a 1 11 " 1 ' '
l-irooklyn . . . " " " " ' 1
Vaughn and Wilson; Martjuaid. ?
Coombs and J. Myers.
Second Game.
Chicaeo . . . . ?? ?? a a n " 1 " a ? l S 1
llrooklyn. . . l's ? " " " " " 1 s <
Aldridire. Ilenoris and Dilhoeier; Ca
dore and -Miller.
SERIOUSLY INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENTS
fc*iw?! I>i?nt.'ll !?' Ill* Illti-lllK-lie.T
WASH IN' 5.T" >N. I 'a .Inly I'V? 'I wo
automobile accidents r. suited io Hie seri
i.iis i r i j 1 1 1" > "I" two persons a:ul a third
1 \ i f | ^ slight hit i' Is hist f\ I'tii UK
James l.evdn. iiiv.prietor of tin- i'o/v
hotel South Main strt-el. WashiiiKtou.
went overall "-inba nUinent i-ast ot \\ ash
ltiKlou. on the National pike, in a bur
tourlni: car. His machine . rash.-il down
a ste?-p trad- and over llie b due ol a
stone miarrv nearly twelve feet high, but
remained upright. It .laimn-d it^ainsi a
tre?*. I.eydn was hurled from l lie car
and was found unconscious |?v other :
travellers and brought to Ii is home hero. ,
His condition is serious.
\n automobile containing Mr and Mrs.
Ah x audi* i Smitli. <?! Ka>t i'i?le> town
ship. went carei-tiriiitf down a r.n-foot <-m
iiankment in Buffalo township when the
car cot hovonrt the control of Mr. Smith. -
It dashed int Htiffal creek and nvert,virn- j
ed. Mrs. Smith was pinned under the ca i
in the stream but was extricated in an j
unconscious condition by her husband.
Her Injuries are serious, while her bus- ,
band received only n few scratches. The j
machine was badly damaged.
?iv :
Alt. U. II.
...I I I
1 ?
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AH. U. H. i'
i i
it | ?
o i
Stout's
IS (NOW ON
This is the sale thousands nf men and \\N
joung men wait for? you can no w pick
$20 suns
out any fancy suiting in the house and \_ t>
we will tailor to vour measure a Coat I . N
2 jj I yl(J
tnd Trousers at just half price. r r\
}t0 SUITS $20
MORIS
?STOUT
TAILOPS:.
At the Corner 11th and Main. P. J. BALL, Manager.
TEN INTER-CITY
LEAGUERS HITTING
.400 OH BETTER
JOHNSON AND GOSNEY ARE THE
X<E AOUE LEADERS, EACH
WITH .460.
Welch, of the Streoluuann Club, Makes
Best Showing- According to
Games Played.
Then- aiv Iliall slugg. IS Willi t 1 1 v !?? I >1
I I lls III lilt' ! 1 1 1 Ol'-I 'it V I ,? ;iKll?-. ;n I. nnl
jflg t'l III*- halting iiv. I JUst aii
tioiiuci 'I I'Y l'i '?shI' iii Hai ry I: !<??!!
Ten I'lavi is an- i I ???! with au-rnt.-s
n| inn or nvi-r, while lil'lii-ii have av.-i
iigVx vvilli ami . I?".
.Inhusoii. ?>! t li ? ? SliaiJysi.il- cjtih. alid
1 iosiiey, >?( tin- P.aii. i s. Jin- I i ? ? I I'm* first
honors. wiili an aviT.ii:>- i.t .ii'.o ????. -li m
ihirti-'Mi trips n> tin- plate. UVI.-h. i?f
III-- SlriM'liinaiiii ? - i u l>. Imw i.vi-r. mak.-s
ill.- ii.-st showing I "I' ill' s? as'iii. .I.'iU in
l.s games.
Tin- figure,-' follow:
Nam.-. ??lull \H. II I'.l.
I.ilinsoti, Slwid ysido ... :: i i; . t iH?
1 1 1 is iii -y, I la tn-rs .*? I;: ?? .l'-"
Welch. Sn >?> liinainis . .. II l"> 1 ?> .J.'-a
Kouii Mailers I" I til
I!'-|-m. Si .. II !T I
lloutz, St rochimi litis . . II .'.7 ! ?? . 1X1!
l-ti-il. M.-ronkry' . ..... ll |n n; . i""
'r? wfnnl. Sliailvsiili- . . . .1 I" -i .4 'mi
'minors. Siri.ii'liiiianiis . s '.'."i 1" .l?'"
1 la in in. Kulton I" I" K* .4"",
l-"nril. MH Vinkcy ?! I "i ?? s -I
i ?a nl iii- r. II.. Mi;i "onki-y. ." ? ?? I ."'IS
ll<-i?l<-Iliai-li. Shadyside. i" 1. . 'j 4
Shcrvriiud. Shadyside. .. ?! l I ?> .Ha?
I 'uniiinglium,, Home ... 7 . I s .3::j!
Kall'i-i'ty. K. 'of ??.' I" 3 .333
'robin. Shwlysiiln -I " .333
Kln\ C. W. M. A K ?'? J ""lis
!jU VIcIp. K. of I' 'i I'1 ?P? .313
VVaRonlu-im, Md 'onkey. H 4 1 ;! .j! 1 "
Mo' I'linijo". Mct'otikey.. 7 L':1 .Ml"
I'oon, vv. m. k i'j -?!;'> n
I'ooper. Home < 23 " ? 3";'
Winters. Kill i on 3:: 1" .3i'3
Kcildy. Jloinf * 3m
Mullarkey, Kolo :? ".7 II .2!'i
Hi-Ilcr, Homo 1" 4 1 12
i 'rock. I |om?? 4 17 f. .2!'i>
! i.-inicls. W. ,M. X- !?; I IT f.
Shepherd. siroehmaans l" 4-' 1'.' .28?>
Parker. Kulton ?- -IIs1
I'ostfllo. Stroehmantis. all 4 .L'S"
Long. Shadyside 7 25 > ???5?
ivrlev, Slrochinaniis. . II 41 ? 12 .273
Hurkhart. Mi l 'onkey .. 1" I" 11 -271
Kotehka. Strivhmniiii.s.. !' 23 J: .2|>0
Yooke. Kulton 3 _ll 3
HukIios, K. of {' 7 :i" S .L'aji
Noll. KaWTS. 4 Hi 4
N" i c sr-Tin e.v c r. M ? ?? "o n key. a -'J ?>
Hrninnn'S. K. of ... !' 30 !' .250 ?
ilriffnii. Kulton l 4" l^
Hall. Kulloti < -? |*
Sloortcy. Sliailysiilo - -s J
Soli ram in. Sli.nlysiil'' ... ^ v ^ .2:,0
llonaolifr. K. of <' * -;t 1 ' j
P;i 1 1 orso.ti. Shiidysirlf. .. 7 -ii '?
'Tarilrn. Home... 11 4*? 1|
.\i-isnii. Sli.adysiilo .... 13 "? ;;^lt
Sullivan, liam-rs 4 1.1 -J
Ililtlor, Mnuors S 111 .
Woods. St io. liinaiiiis :t !j .12
I mean. Manors I'J 3" S .21|j
Nail. Moi 'onkt-y ^ 23 7 .J1J
i-trion. K. of C ?? 2" 4 .I'iIO
ijslii'. 14a ui-rs '? 2" 4 ?-?J"
iiixon. 1 1 run*"- 3 la 3 .-00
Whal. it. Is. of f * ' , -Jyj
fJIUlBnii. K. of ?: V ] ???
T.Hllimcr. Kulton.. a 21 4 .Ih_;
Vassen. W. M. & K 3 11 2 .ISO
JJsko, ('.. Ratters 1'? .10 a .lji
Shin*. W. M. iSr K 13 2 .158
Pricel'rloo. Shadyslde.. 10 38 ' -1R'1
^laok. Hnuf-rs -8 33 S .150
Edwnrdf. W. M. & K. . ? * M - . 4.1
llplfT. Kulton l4 * ?;*
Murphy, W. M. & K.... 2 i 1 .H?
Hay. W". M. & K - - ?; ^ . 40
Suillenhf.rKcr, 1-ulton.. I H> - ?
llnok. K. of O J i - ? } *
Hentsoh. Stroehmanns.. r> 1 . - .us
Siumpf. Stroohmanns. . 0 30 3 .100
This 17-lnning Contest
Full of Pep and Thrills
ST. l.OUlS. Mo.. July 10.? Si. Louis;
and New York hat tied for seventeen |
irninKs today, a. sitiKle ''V linker 'U the j
.?'? vent.'Cnth drlvitiR In IVcUitspaffh with;
thi-' winning run for the visitors. Thi* .
score was seven to llv<*. Wonderful
lli-l?l i n*r shuj off several runs. In the |
fourteenth, with m?-n on 'irst and sec
ond arid one out, Aracti hit a hot liner
toward left, hill Austin leaped into the;
air, speared th** hall with his left hand
ami touched s.-fond for a double play.
In the sixteenth, after Marsans had)
singled and Sotlieroii had sacrificed, j
Shot |nti hit a low line drive to o- titer, I
hut as Marsans was ahout to score ,
Hendrix raee-J in. made a shoestring ,
intrh ami doubled Marsans at second.
St. Louis scored in the first on A us- I
tin's single unci Stsler's triple. New !
York got two in th- ilfth on singles by J
Haker and E. Miller, two errors by
1'rntt and Alexander's triple. Thed odd- i
ed thre^ runs In the sixth when A ragon
walked. Raker doubled and JO. Miller hit
a home run.
St. Louis got to Fisher for three hits |
in the seventh, nnd with the help,' of |
errors by Bnuman and Arngon made i
three runs They tied the .score In the j
eighth when Slsler doubled nnd seored
on a double by Pratt. In the seven
teenth Peektnpaugh' walked. Arngon |
saorllloed. Plpp walked. Raker singled, j
scoring Peeklnpaugh, and K. Miller |
singled scoring Plpp. Score:
New York . .00002300000000002? 7 12 2;
Si. Louis . . . 10000031000000000 ? 5 1,". 4 I
Klsher, Love.' rnldwell and Alexan
der. Nunamaker; Plnnk. Wright, Koob,
Soiheron and Severeid.
OUHME
Tire Department El?ctioa.
The annual election of the volunteer !
fire department of the town of Kdgwood j
will be held in the hose house tomorrow !
evening. All tho members of the dc- i
partment are requested to bo present. I
Lawn Teto Postponed.
The lawn fete to have been given by [
the Women's and Mpn's Bible classes j
of tho First Christian church of Elm |
Grove on the lawn surrounding the Kry j
hotel, Saturday evening, has been post-j
poned one week, according to an tin- 1
nouncement made last night. The post- ?
ponement has been made on account of
the Infantile paralysis quarantine In the
adjoining town.
Lawn Pete Tonight.
Tho Pastor's Aid of tho West Liberty j
Presbyterian church will hold a lawn j
fete tonight on the church grounds, be- |
ginning at 6 o'clock. All kinds of re
freshments will be served, and, as the ,
proceeds will be for the benefit of the
church, a large crowd is expected.
Serial List for mspeotlon.
A copy of the newly-numbered regis- j
(ration list for Triadclphia. Liberty and
Richland districts was posted yester
day in the Elm Orovo bowling alleys. |
423 Main street, Elm Grove, whero they
:nay bo seen bv interested persons. The,
proprietor. Deputy Assessor C'.eorgc
Selbert, said last night that consider
able Interest Is being manifested, sev
eral hundrod persons having already
aeertalned their serial number from '
the list.
Intertalned GIam.
Mrs. M. M. Henderson, of West Alex
Authorized Pay Stations
?la Oro-M, w. V*.
The Flmf National Bank.
State Dai.k of Kim Grov?.
Bdgowood. W. V*.
Kdgewf.cd Phurmaoy.
rullon, W. Va. Bank of Kultan.
Wheeling, W. Vv
CompaJiy Office, Cor. 13th and
Chapline Sta.
Pay your eUctriu light, gas and
water bills at the most convenient
pay station, before the 10th of t>ucb
month, to save dlBoouut.
Wait Virginia Traction & Electric Co.
dVy fc Suburban Ow Co.
Announcement?
Hillman & Son
The Old Established Jewelers
Are Going Out of Business
Their Rich Valuable Stock
and Fixtures Will be Sold at
AUCTION
The Sale will begin Today,
July 11th at 2:30 P. M.
Sales will continue Daily ? Mornings 11 o'clock ? Afternoon, 2:30 ?
Evenings, 7:30 ? until everything. is sold.
Diamonds, Watches, Gold Jewelry, Sterling Silverware, Sheffield Plate,
Clocks, Jmbrellas? all to go at your own price.
Our well known reputation for fair dealing and the high quality of mer
chandise we have always carried will, we hope, command your attention and
patronage at this sale.
We Are Positively Going Out of Business
Come to the Ruction ? and take advantage of this unusual opportunity.
LADIES INVITED? CHAIRS PROVIDED.
HILLMAN & SON
' . JEWELERS? 28 ELEVENTH STREET.
;i rider, entertained the members of the I
! itircas Bible clas3 of the West Alexan
der Presbyterian church nt her home
bust evening. Tho young people cn- 1
joyed a delightful evening after n short ,
business session.
Banquet Postponed.
The much anticipated banquet to have |
been tendered the Kxcelsior Bible class ?
..f the Stone Preshyterinn church ot j
Klin Grove this evening toy Mrs. U. M. |
lVflicord. lias been postponed ituleft- |
uitely b<' cause of tho infantile paralysis:
scare. It was postponed at the request
of Kev. li. I'. Lewellvn.
Bellaire, C. A. C
Pcllaire C. A. C.s. will he the attrac-|
lion at tlie Kim Grove ball p-rounds on i
Saturday afternoon, when they meet thei
fast locals, the Patterson and Elm!
t ;rove team. Who 'will draw the pitch
ing assignment has not yet been decid- 1
.?d. but tho selection with bo either It.
Smith or Howard.
To Grtvo "Weiner Roost.
The meinhcrs of the chorus of thei
Sunday school of the Stone Prosbyte- 1
Irian church of Klin Grove will walk on j
Thursday night to Wayman's Inn at]
Bethlehem, the weinr-rs will he roasted ?
and the evening will be spent in a social]
way. The chorus was organized for1
t lie" purpose of promoting the singing at|
the Sunday school services.
Bible Class Meeting.
The regular meeting of the Suburban)
Bible class of the Triadclphla M. E. i
church was held yesterday afternoon at |
t lie home of Mrs. A. G, Craft of Trla- 1
delphin. After a short business ses- j
sion the afternoon was* speut in a so- 1
cial way.
Crops In Good Condition.
John 11. Tolbert. of Trladelphia. has
returned from a visit in the vicinity of
Wooster, Wayne county. Ohio. The pros
pects are for good crops in that vicinity,
he says. Indications are especially fav
orable for a big wheat crop. A large
acreage lias been planted In corn, which j
is thriving, and indications for a bumper j
oats crop are excellent. Potatoes are
looking good, but the fruit is light.
To Preach, at Open Air Service.
Rev. J. P. Lcyenberger, pastor of the
Third Presbyterian church of Wheeling,
will deliver the sermon at the open air
services, to bo held Sunday evening on
the lawn surrounding the old Stone
church, on tho Stone church road, the
weathor permitting. The service will
commence at 0:30 o'clock, and if the
weather is unfavorable It will he held in
the new church, at the same hour. The
mid-week prayer services will not be
held during the months of July and
August. . .
A number of the other pike churches
are also suspending tlie mid-week and
evening services during the summer
months, on account of the excessive heat.
Still Observing Quarantine.
The quarantine at the town of Patter
' son is to be continued for a week, ac- ;
cording to I>r. John C. Hupp, county I
health official. This will forbid the pas- ?
sago of children under 16 years of age, ,
i elthor Into or out of that town, " his j
para lysis scare has caused the postpone
ment of a number of social meetings In j
' tho two towns. The officials now be
1 lleve that they have tlie plague situation j
well In hand. \
Bicycle Club Mooting.
! Tho meeting of the Boys' Bicycle Club ,
will bo held this evening In the basement
of tho Vance Memorial church at Woods
dalo, at 7:30 o'clock. All the members;
1 uro requested to be in attendance.
Personals and Briefs.
j Tho Misses Msgdallne and Hose Dee- j
gan, of Benwood, have returned home i
j after visiting in Kim Grove for the j
pant week.
Floyd Holmes, who has been spending
several days with friends in Wost Alex
ander, has left for Ills homo at Wind
Itldge, whore ho will visit his parents
for some time before he in called to
til-? horvlc". II" will leave July 15,
?Mrs, M. !?:. Sample, r,t" West Al?xan
<1?r. Is \ lulling Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Mux wi-.l 1, of the Honey's Point road.
John McCurdy. "if Clarksburg, Is the
guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. K. Carter, of
l"U?st View,
Tim regular meeting tlm ltoy ,
Snouts of Kltn Grov.t was held last I
night in lies iMiii'iiiunt of tlui J-lrst M.
li, church, a largo number of tho mem- J
hers were present, ami lifts final ar- 1
rac.K'-^ruis for I he summer camp were j
?i n it 1 1 ?.-? I
1'. I', Jackson, of Cttiiloil, O., is the I
guest of friends and relatives in Pat
terson.
1.. n. Parker, of Cirtctnnati. is the
guest of relatives in Woodlawn.
Mrs. 1*. D. Walton, or rarest View,
entertained the members or the Ladies'
Aid .society of the First .\i. E. eliureh
of Elm '".rove at her home last evening
in an interesting manner. After a short
business hour, the guests spent the
rest of the evening1 in a social way.
The Association of Women's IJurat
Study Clubs will meet a: trie Y. AW C.
A. tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoffman, of
Morgantown. are spending the week
with relatives in Edgwood. " ?
"Kid" Jones Eliminated
In the Golf Tourney
. ;
CHICAGO. July 10. ? Three .leading
eastern gofers, two international play
ers and one southerner, were among the
sixteen survivors today of the first
match round in the- amateur golf chain- |
pionship playing at the Midlothian
Country club. All the southern con
tenders except Reuben Bush, of Ncwi
Orleans, were eliminated. Including
Bobby Jones, of Atlanta, southern chain- 1
Hon, who succumbcd to Ned Sawyer, of
Chicago. 3 and 1. after holding the for
mer champion even on the first nine
holes with par golf.
Donald Edwards, Midlothian, after
scoring low medal score of 150 for the
36 hole qualification, defeated Tom
Prescott, Of Atlanta, 3 and 1.
The longest match of the day was be
tween Jesse Guilford, Massachusetts
champion, who won on tho twenty-sec
ond hole, from Walter Crowdus, another
public links golfer. Guilford, despite
his long drives, was three down at the
turn, but hit his stride at the second
Do Not Throw Them Away j
BEAUTIFUL RUGS
MADE FROM YOUR OLD CARPETS ANO
RAGS.
Carptti Oyed, FURS AND VELVETS A
SPECIALTY. Plumci Cleaned and D yH,
Eipert Cleanara and Dyer*. ?
Central Cleaning Works:.;
49 Eleventh Street.
Wheeflni. W. Va.
New Sandi Buldlng. Both Phonik
Contract Preulng SI. SO Per Menth Up.
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| half with a siring *"? f p;ir-< and birdies, V
j ami can ch i his opponent -it ihc homo ? ^$5|
I sri r-n. .Jack May. Arjitntine champion,
! l'i'sicd 1*. J. DotiKlass. of ? 'hicago, .j2 ' i/'TJ
and 1, while J. S. Worihingltin. of Bp#
land, eliminated Perry Adair, the yourtg v.-fjj
Atlanlain, by the snme mat gin.
$30,000 DAMAGES FOR?
A CHICAGO NEWSBOY
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CHICAGO, July 10.? John Curraa, -
a newsboy. 17 years old, was given
$30,000 damages by a jury in the state -\'M
circuit court yesterday for the lost, of
his right arm in a railroad acclaefit
two years ago. - '?"%
"the joint defendants were the Chi- *
cago & Western Indiana and the v. ??
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago .v?|3
railroads, and the sum awarded vn
the largest ever given in this state for .0&
the loss of a limb. ;
A year previously young Curran .. ;JM
suffered the lose of his left arm
6treet car accident. ?
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