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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21

W. G. Mcconnell. supposed TO be one
of this years Boston recruits, has
joined the Dallas team. He will play in
the infield.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21

Jeffries will probably be the next UNI
pire in TIE Texas league to have the
can tied to him. He has been making
some mighty rank decisions Of late.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21

: Batteries: Dale and OnslOW; Henrick-
4 son and Braun.
Umpire-Bly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21

Galveston is in the slough of despond
again. That team has been losing al
most as regularly of late as has Dallas
and Waco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21

An intimation of what is expected to
happen TO the ball club came Monday
when Wright was given his release
and Gill asked for his in order to re-
port to the ma ors. Further shakeups
are expected in an effort to get the
team up and going again after the
slump it has taken since the Cananea
games
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21

The second series in the Southwest
Texas league is off. 1t is probable that
the race will be some closer this time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21

Sunday afternoon there was a bug
perched on the corner of the old grand
stand roofing impartially for both sides
and drinking a bottle of soda pop be-
tween plays He whooped things up
for the home team until the blow-up
came, when he tossed his pop bottle
into the arena, pulled his hard boiled
hat down over his ears and started for
home in disgust.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21

At Detroit Saturday a triple play, one
Of the few on record in the big leagues
in organized baseball. was made The
stunt was pulled off by the Detroit
team against Boston. Cobb, Delehanty
and Simmons handling the ball.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
MAKES HEAL TIL TALK
OF WAYNEsbOR0 FOLK
STATE HEALTH COMMISSIONER
DELIVERS LECTURE IN NOUN
TAIN TOWN

nr. Ennion @. Williams State health
commissioner returned to Richmond
Wednesday afternoon from Waynes-
bore, where he ieetured Tuesday night
N general health matters He re-
ports that he WAS given the closest
attention and Will doubtless lac pro-
lice Of good results.
II appears that Wayneshoro has
recently been through an epidemic Of
diphtheria. and II MAS the desire Of
the officials to have Or. Williams visit
the place and give the people the
benefit Of his expert knowledge and
experience in the shap OF "a special
talk.
Assistant Health Commissioner Al
len W. Freeman left Wednesday
morning for Boydton to confer with
his hookworm experts, who have been
working that section. 1t il understood
that the campaign against this para
site which saps mans vitality is MAX
ing great progress in Mecklenburg
and adjacent counties. where il Hour
ishes on human victims as ii does in
few other sections of the State
RoAdton. the county seat of Meek
lenhurg, is the present headquarters
Of the experts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
DEDICATION ANNIVERSARY
AT TEMPLE BETH AHABAH

Next Friday. the 9Th instant will
be the sixth anniversary of the dedi-
cation OF the handsome synagogue OF
Beth Ahahah congregation. on West
Franklin street. The congregation
usually takes note OF this anniver-
sary by a special service. There will
be some splendid music rendered By
the regular choir. assisted by the
Choral Society OF the congregation.
They will render the hymn Praise
the Lord by Randegger. The music
will be under the direction OF Mr..
Moses May. with Professor Jacob
Reinhardt at the organ.
DIR. f. y Calisch win conduct the
service and VIA deliver a sermon on
the topic. What the Modern Syna-
gogue Stands For" Service begins
at s;l6 o'clock and the general pub
lie Is cordially welcome. DR. Calisch
viii also efficiate at the Saturday
morning service and Will preach on
the subject. "0id Pictures In New
Frames" Services on Saturday morn
ing begin at 10:45 o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
.DR. WOO1EN's DEPARTURE
CAUSES GREAT REGRET

Especial To The Richmond Nirginianb
TRINITY COLLEGE. DURHAM,
y. C.. Dec. s.-Eyerv one here Was
taken by surprise when it was learned
that Res. John c. Wooten, OF the de-
partment of Biblical literature had
teen sent to a charge IN the North
arolina Conference. He goes To Grace
Methodist church at Wilmington. y. c.,
where he supplied during the summer
for Rev. Thomas A. Smoot, while the
latter Was away on a trip to Europe
The college authorities when seen were
urable to give any light upon the mat
ter. Professor Wooten knew nothing
Of the change when he left for Eliza
beth City last week to attend Confer
encc and the news OF his appointment
came as surprise to the college com
munity.
Thu departure of Professor Wooten
leaves vacant the chair of Biblical lit
erature at Trinity College. and II is
not kown as yet what steps will be
taken by the college tor who VIII
take his place.
General regret is Eel. among the
faculty and the student body because
If Professor Wooten's departure. He
is strong man and will be greatly
missed here The professor is fully
competent of filing any pasterate in
the entire Conference.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
"0LD SLEUTH" AND
NICK CAkTLR" CLASH

WASHINGTON. -. c.. Dec. S.
Nick Garter" and "oid sIeuth" viii
carry their rivalry before the Inter-
state Commerce Commits sion In the
hearing OF the complaint OF the pub
lisner of old Sleuth" against the
Adams, the United States, the Wells
Fargo, and National Express compa-
MES.
The Arthur Westbrook Company. OF
Cleveland. Ohio. to-day charged that
marked Partially is shown by the
defendant companies toward Street
and Smith, the ehronciclers of the
doings uf Nick Carter"
According to the petitioners. the
five cent editions Of Mex Carter
yellow backs are shipped broad cast
Ia the waiting youth Of the land at
the rate Of cent per pound. whereas
the Wcstbrook Company is required
10 pay the regular merchandise rate
fer shipments of the tales Of "Oid
Sieuth.'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
DENY THAT JAPs
WERE SNUbbEO
DIFFERENT VERSION GIVEN OF
CALLING OFF OF PASADENA
SOCIAL FUNCTION.

Pasadena, CAL. Dec s.-Reports
that Pasadena society women had
enubbed the officers of the Japanese
training squadron in the harbor here
by refusing to dance with the subjects
of the Mikado or to mingie with them
socially were declared false to-day by
persons who received invitations to the
dance.
The dance was scheduled for Deem
t"f and many prominent women
promised to attend, but the affair was
called on because IL conticted with
an invitation previously accepted by
, e@ b.fo, commanding the fleet,
Lnd his staff. On Monday, December
s--'- t-.,-.se tleid a reception aboard
The flagship Asama, inviting "a number
81 visitors to Inspect tbs vessel, but
nc Arrangements for dancing were
made Oh that occasion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
PROMINENT,
DOGS ARRESTED
,yINsrON-sALE

WINSTON SALEM. n. c.. Dec. So:
This citys new ordinance forbiddtn4
dogs to be in the street unless Accona~2
panied by their owners is attracting
wide attention Several have suggaUtss
ed that In view OF the fact that d0RaI
can outrun the officers that they should
case the officers fail to catch them. thaSa
can get their number and catch thea
later The dogs resist but can't BE- ar~a
rested for resisting an officer. Some,
have pointed out that II Is hard for thMs
dogs to face capital charge slrnp3XSs
for being on the street. Several 'spfoTlss
tnent" dogs and others OF less 619xW4A
have ben impounded
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
ARTILLERY BATTERIES
IN COMPETITIVE DRILL

Information governing the, competi-
tive drills will be participated in by
the several batteries OF Virginia fie1d
artillery next spring has Just been CIV
en- out by Major T. NJ. Workman, bat
talon commander and Adjutant Jen.
nings &. Wise.
Prizes have been offered by tine ficlc
and stan officers Of the battalion. They
Will be competed for by details to BIT
selected from the three batter es.
Each battery will hod Its own com
petitive drill. ard will select a team.
These teams Will then compete for the
Anal honors F
Tho batteries which viii take part IN
the contest ara those known In military
circles as batteries 4. " and G. pora-
mond Howitxsrs. tina Norfolk Light Az
tiilsry Biuee and Grtmss' hAftsry 81
HOetomouth,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
CAVALIERI WILL
TOUR THE COUNTRY

PARIS. Dec. s.-Within the next two
weeks Nine. Lima Cavaiiert Chanier
expects to sail for New York. where she
Will begin 4 three months theatrical
engagement. With this positive decla :
ration Of her intention to-day. the noted
diva set at rest the rumors that she
had been bought eff" by members OF
the family of her husband. Robert W.
Chanier. from whom she has separated.
Nine Cayalteri CHAMBER intimates
that she would not only sing in New
York. bat would also appear In a mum :
Der of other American cities, She de.
MED that d friend OF the CHAMBER fam
lily had sent a check for $4,000 10 re-
imburse her should she abandon n3r
contemplated trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
SALE OF WOODWORK
BY THE COVENANTERS

The Junior Covenanters. Company
No. l. will hold their annual Christmas
sale of woodwork. wrought iron work.
burnt wood. etc. Friday afternoon and
night. December 2. in the chapel of the
Second Presbyterian church, corner
Fifth and Main streets
Special attention Ia called to the fact
that the sale will not extend through
two days this year. as heretofore. and
every one IL requested to bear this in
mind. The boys have outdone them
selves this year and there will be an
rnazing display of Christmas gifts for
sale.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
AzC0NA EXPECTS
HIGH HOh0RS
IL MEXICAN REVOLUTION sUC-
CEEDs SAYS HE WILL BE SEC
RETARY OF STATE.
LOOKS TO CONGRESS
ALL LEGAL MEANS WILL BE En-
HAusTED TO PREVENT EXTRADi-
TIoN OF EDITOR .ARREsT-
ED FoR DIAZ GOsER>MENT
LOOKS TO CONGRES:

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
HEAVY LOSSES IN
AFRICAN FIGHT

PARIS, Dec, s.-Thirty- five killed,
sixty-nine wounded and eighteen miss
ing represents the French losses in the
battle OF Drijeie in French West Afri-
ca. according to an announcement to-
battle was fought on November 9Th
the French column. under Lieutenant
colonel Moil being opposed by the com
bIneo forces OF the Sultans of ouaaaI
Messhal!t and Doudsoursh. Twenty
eight sharpshooters. two commissioned
and five commas toned onieers
made up the killed on the French sIaa.
The natives losses are reported as sew
erai times heavier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
WILL GET THEIR
MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS

Especial TO The Richmond Virginianl
ROANOKE. VA. Dec, s.~-Decem.
Der 20 Will be pay day for the Nor
folk and Western Railway. The cath
of each month is usually. the day for
distribution OF checks, but the 20tn
has been selected this month. in order
that the men may have their money
in time to provide for the Christmas
HOLIDAYS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

dent resorts to get drink now and
then were startled to learn to-day
that the local W. Z. r. T.. will have in
troduced into the legislature at Albany
this winter Il bill which will make II a
crime to sell tntoxicants within a ra
dtus OF four miles OF any college or a
university supported by the state.
AS the new state college or agrscul-
ture IL located In the heart OF Cornell
University. and Ithaca IL but small
city, the bill would wipe out every
drinking place and student resort In
town. and the members of the w. c. T.
L. frankly admit that the bin ia prin-
eipal!y aimed at this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
DEATH OF PROMINENT
VIRGINIA EDUCATOR

WOODSTOCK, VA. Dec. s.--Profes-
sor Cooper Schmltt. dean OF Partly
University of Tennessee. died suddenly
Tuesday at six T. NJ, at his home in
Knoxville. lie was formerly OF Wood
stock, He Was son OF the late t.
Schmitt A. Nj. of the University OF Viz
GINA He is survived by hts widow and
two sons. Berney and Ralph. OF Knox
willie. and one sister. Miss L. Virginia
Schultt. OF this place. The body WAS
brought TO his old home in Woodstock
Thursday, The funeral services will
be- from his sisters home Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
JACK ALTERNATELY
QUITS HIS JOB

WASHINGTON D. c.. Dec s.
Jack Alternately. the wolf catcher
Of Oklahoma. resigned Wednesday
as United States marshal after ses-
sion OF about twenty minutes at the
department OF justice.
Il asked them TO fire me. but they
wouldn't" said Alternately. so I went
downstairs and resigned. The charges
against me were absolutely false. but
I was just tired of tho whole husi-
ness and kicked out
Alternately was appointed by his
hunting friend. Colonel Roosevelt.
The charges, which were not of a
"riminal nature. were not made pub
lie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
URGE APPOINTMENT
OF JUDGE BRADFoNUI

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Dec. S.-AS
delegation representing the Delaware
Bar called on President Taft yesterdaN
afternoon to urge the selection Of Dis
trict Judge Edward G.. Bradford. aEa
Wilmington, as u Supreme Court jus
tice. Senator Dupont and Representn4s MI
tive Head introduced the frlegAtt0rfsss
which was headed by r. Fl. Ward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

Officers for the ensuing year were
elected Tuesday night by Heptasoph
Conclave. No. l62. l. .. H., as fol-
lows: Past archon. a. LII Vonderiehr;
archon. Frank A. Bliley: provost. John
Amrhein: prelate. James Il. Lamp
kin; inspector Frank Merrick: war
der, George A. Allen; senainel. VIII
liam Brill. Trusteea--W. r. Tyrer.
William Word and l.. Amrhein. and
representative A. l.. Vonderlehr. with
John II. Zimmerman. as alternate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
DIR. MINIS DELIVERS
SPLENDID ADDRESS.

WINSTON-SAI4EM. N G., Dec. s.
DR. Edwin Minis. OF the University OF
Ncrth Carolina delivered splendid
lecture to the North Carolina Libra
rians Association which is in session
here al tho salem Academy Memorial
hall, last night. large number at
prominent librarianse from all parts
of the state are here and splendid
program has BEEN aSrengsl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
INDIANS MASSACRED
BY HORSE THIEVES

WASHINGTON y. G.. Dec s-The
reported massacre of fourteen Indians
In Elk county, Nevada, by white horse
thieves is being Investigated to-day
by the department Of Justice to de-
termine whether the department has
any Jurisdiction in the matter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
Wooln,en Prosperous,

Examiner T. NJ. hopson. OF the
state Bureau Of insurance, who went
to Illinois with insurance officials of
other States to examine the books OF
the Modern Woodmeh OF the World,
. fraternal insurance organization. has
retnrped 20 Richmond ana reported
fAt socaAty ~ be q : most AouTishing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

condition, The report showing the
excellent shape in which Mr.. Hobson
found the NJ. -. 7 N, VIII be M
corperated in the reports To- be made
after December 81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
To the Wonle
Virginia

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-06
.CornhuSkerS
Are Rounding
Into Fine Form
Use of Forward Pass Gradually Being
Mastered by Pupils of Coach
Cole at Lincoln

LINCOLN. Oct 5-(special.)- 1.-The Corn
huskers had by far the fastest practice OF
the year Wednesday night and the squad
is rapidly rounding into form. Cole put
his men through a stiff signal practice
and then followed II up with a long scrim-
mage in which the scrubs and the varsity
we're pitted against each other for fifty
minutes.
Using the forward pass to great advan-
tage and tearing through the line for great
gains, the varsity were able TO advance
the ball at will The practice was most
encouraging. Minor is now eligible for
the squad, having removed his last con-
dtion Tuesday and again reported for
practice Wednesday night The return OF
Minor to the game may necessitate a
change in the backfied. although It is
believed that Warner has made good" at
quarter and will be retained there by
king" Cole.
Minor wants to play quarter but would
be satisfied with backfield position, but
has not displayed the offensive ability Of
the younger Frank. while the older Frank
Is a fixture at left half. Last night the
younger Frank lodged through the scrub
eleven and carried the ball over from the
Kickoff for touchdown
Cole said Wednesday that the back field
is the fastest since he has coached the
Cornhuskers. The remainder Of the week
will be spent In experiment insofar as the
back field positions are concerned with
Warner, Minor, Frank, Rathbone, Gibson
and Lofgren alternating at the different
positions.
The game with Peru demonstrated to
Cole that he did not possess reliable goal
kicker and he has been devoting consider
able time to this department. Warner
shows more aptitude at this than any OF
the other players. but is Inclined to hurry
/ the kick and hence lacks accuracy. The
older Frank has always shown good form
heretofore, but in the game against Peru
was unable to boot the ball over.
The scrubs were unable to do anything
on the offense Wednesday night and the
| Nebraska line which failed to develop the
| power expected of IL lie apparently rounding
into form. Mckinney and Purdy were re-
| peatedly thrown for losses in attempting
| to circle the ends, while Weaver met a
stone wall on the straight line bucks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-06
INDIANS Turn THE TABLES
Sioux Win Shutout Game from Pa
Rourks's Men.
VISITORS HANDY wITH STICK
PeIds- ossh@ Was Rather Awkward
in Hanaiin& BaII, An OF which
Helped In Resultant

Sioux Cay turned the tables on Omaha
today and grabbed the second OF the
series Of EXHIBITION games being given this
week When Pitcher .o'Toole brought in
three runs by soaking out a two-bagger
in the Third when the bases were full. and
scraping IN fourth run I'm the ninth
when this-same O'Toole get In by a two
Dagger and some crude handling of the
next batter's knock by Kelley.
Although KneRves got the best hit of
the day. bringing in a three-bagger, O'Toole
covered himself by getting three two-bag-
gers out OF four times at bat and man
aging 70 make first and steal second on
his fourth try.
Omaha was very awkward in handling,
totaling seven errors to the Indians two.
Besides, the visitors put It over them with
the stick.
A better crowd was out 70 Wednesday g
game many of them being farmers who
were taking in a bigger game than usual.
Today's contest is scheduled for 10 a.
m. as the military parade comes off In
the afternoon. Joe Lotz Omaha's crack
amateur twirer. will pitch among the
regulars on the Omaha squad Thursday.
Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-06
Many Register
on Second Day
Estimate of $4,000 Names Added to
the Voters List in Omaha
- TronJa~
on Tuesday.

Partial returns received at the office of
the city clerk show that Tuesdays registra-
ton was unusually heavy and 1t is esti-
mated that there will be $500 men voting
in Omaha at the election, November g.
In forty-one- precihots the enrolment was
a24O. or an average OF 22S to precinct,
which would make for the fifty-seven pre-
cincts OF the entire city total OF 12,71l.
The first days registration was 1914 and
this would make afotai of over 5000 and
10000 would not be much to expect for the
last day - nH" Pa -+'
T Last year" about 1900 registered in
Omaha on all three days, but in presiden-
tial years the enrolment has been as high
as 1900.
In South Omaha the first six of the four
teen precincts reported 1,O46 names and a
total of 1850 was expected.
Party affiliations were kept track of in
thirty seven Omaha precincts and showed
Alba republicans, S,n4 democrats and 100
in dependents who refused to declare.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-06
CHAUFFEUR STRIKES WOMAN
Harry BufOrd Arrested on Charge of
RunnlnE Down Mrs. M. J.

Harry Ruford, $50. Blonde street, chauf-
feur. was arrested last evening by Detec-
tives DeVereese and Emory on a charge
Of reckless driving. following an accident
at Seventeenth and Davenport streets, In
which Mrs, NJ j. Jones, 1913 lizard street,
was seriously injured. Mrs. Jones' accom-
panied by a woman friend were crossing
the street when the automobile, coming
south, struck her, preoipitating her to the
pavement and rendering her momentar1ly
insensble. She was attended by one of
the. assistant police surgeons, who discov-
cred that she had sustained a scalp wound
and cut on the forehead, in addition TO
an injury to the left elbow. After first
aid had been rendered she was taken to
St Joseph's hospital The machine be-
longed to Freeland Brothers & Ashley
and in It were Frank Freeland. Ills Far
nam street, and Milton LauriIsen, Oil
North Twenty-fifth avenue.