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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
.SNa GHlLD
GPERlssES
uIAZ..l6E H.BE
That Burns ls Home Of
Clyde Briio at an
Early o,nr
IS ESCAPE
OF the Mother md An Older
Child, as Trey Rush
from Bed
MARROW ESCAPE

WALLACE. NoY This morning
at s o'clock the hoase OF clyde Brit
ton here caught Snfe BY some M
known cause, whfIs airs. BrIttoh and
two children were 81 bed
The mother ami cider shiid Ese-
eeedsd In getting out Of the house
The younger child Was burned %
death, the flesh being AL burned on
the face and head.
The mother was awakened. She
rushed out In her night clothes hut
failed toSEet the younger child out.
Mr.. Britton was not At home.
Everything in the house was de-
stroyed. Mrs. Britton IS a daughter
OF J. N orr. OF wallace.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
MARTIAL LAW
Is Declared as the Result Of a
RevoltUnder Deposed
Commandant.

WASHINGTON. Nov 3.-Martial
law has been declared in Honduras as
a direct result of a revolt under Gen
eral Jose valladares. deposed COM
mandant at Amalapa gainst the gov
eminent according to cable advices
to the state department today from
Miuister McCreary at Tegucigalpa.
The port at AmaIapa has been closed
and the island is in state Of siege.
The United States gunboat Prince
ton IS In the harbor at Amalapa ready
to take a hand in the revolution at
the first sign of hostility towards for
eigners or their Interests. President
Oavllla is preparing to send an armed
force against valladares, and in the
event OF the governments failure TO
restore order on the island the United
states viii probably be asked TO in
terefere.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
MAIL BY AERQPLANB
SOON TO BE CARRIED
Postmaster General Grants
Permission Thus to Car
ry Letters.

WASHINGTON. D. G. Nov. @.--of-
GciaI sanction was given today by the
governnent for the transmission Of
tinted states malls ny neroPiIne for
the first time in history.
Perm issiou was granted by Pcstmn--
General Hitchcock for y. J. Mccurdy
to carry United Sntes mails in this
manner from the outEinE transatlantic
liner. KaIser:n Aususte Victoria
to the New York p ss;onice next
Saturday, when that vessel Is nfty
miles at sea. Tho mail pouch VII
contain letters from passengers for
transmission 10 various parts 81 Uhe
world
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
PARADE PICTURES
AS Well as Those of Baseball
Games to Be Shown
at Bijou.

In connection with lis regular pro-
sram Friday, the Rijou thenter will
show picture OF the recent EnitAts
TempIars parade in Chicago. The
management will also show the latest
reeIase BioEruph picture, with title.
Two IlttIe Waits" Monday the
BIjou Will show the recent baseball
sarnee between Chlcagu and Philadel-
phIa. with pictures OF the players and
SO rerin TGle Bijou has the exclu-
sve right to show these pictures in
Re1aerrs,,er the date, Nom
dan Hexs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
TWO BURNED
BY Gas on the Switzer Place
Just East of the
City.

George Martin. of Adams:"a. and
Ratrh Cot;riu. II the Reynolds addt-
zion, employees Of the ClarFshnrE
Light and Heat Company, were burned
at noon Thursday on the Switzer place
near the south Penn oil shops. when
a blow-up occurred. They were
Within about fifteen feet 81 the gas
engaged in warming their dinner
when the gas isnited. Their Injuries
are on their hands and faces TheN
went to tine Kessler hospital for treat
ment. /, - not believed their burns
ure Serious.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
ElD Of SIR!KE
OF Express Company Drivers
and Helpers is Now
in Sight.

NEW YORK. Nov &.-NIoreEieat for
settlement of the strike Of express
company drivers and helper. took n
more defnia,e form today with the an
nouncement that representatives. OF
the companies would meet represen-
tatives of the men this afternoon to
discuss plans for ending the strike.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
RANGHMtN INDICTED
BY Federal Grand Jury for
Trying to Drive Home
steaders Away.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. Establishments
against nine prominent ranchmen of
western Nebraska charging conspir-
acy to drive from their claims at
points of guns homesteaders who took
quarter sections under the KinkaId
homestead law. were returned by the
Federal grand jury today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
ANSWER Blk
Will Colonel Theodore Roose-
Welt When Me Gets
Back Home.

ALLIANCE. o., Nov. Col.
Roosevelt enroute to Chicago today
ave out statement on his train
IN reply TO a speech made by John a.
NIX. Democratic candidate for gov
ernor of New York, in New YORK
last night. In his statement Roose-
veIt declared Dix becomes exceeding
" valorous about him the moment
he leaves the state and said he
would answer him when he gets
back.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
TO OPEN NEW SHAFTS.

BIUBFIELD, Nov. 3-seven hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars is to
be spent in the spring by the Vir-
ginia-Rocahontas Coal Company.
who have n mine at Coalwood
when they are 10 open three new
shafts. The company owns big.
tract on the \. W, and is daily
making large shipments-uow-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
EMPTINESS HELD
RESPONSIBLE for Railroad
Wreck in Which Many
Are Killed.

HAMILTON. o.. Nov. a-EmPloyees
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton railroad are held responsible for
the collision or their freight trains
with Big Four passenger train at
yNf!ddletown. o.. July 4, in formal
finding of Coroner Burnett. OF Butler
county, filed here today The wreck
caused the deaths OF twenty-three
Derzons.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
TOURNEY OPENS
In the City of Atlanta for
Three Days with Good
Weather.

ATLANTA. Ga. Soy. viva thir-
ty-six OF the most daring drivers in
the country entered. a three days nu-
tomooue tourney here opened auspi-
cIousIy today. The match event be-
tween Ty Cobb and Lajole. base
ball players, scheduled for today. was
called on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
CHARGE IS wiTHDRAwN.

The charge OF obtaining a vehicle
under false 'pretensespreterred by the
Mountain state Transfer Company
against Alex Formski, who is now enl-
ployed at a mine near Shinnston, was
Withdrawn late Wednesday afternoon
in. Justice Gordon's court and he was
released. The case was compromised.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
JArLED FOR a HEARING.

W. f. Reed. an Insurance agent.
was jailed Thursday TO await a hear
ing in Justice Gordon's court on
warrant charging him with defraud-
ing Mrs. NJ GoIdsboro OF a board
bin amounting to So
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
Legislature -puoli-
can Bgsa saE aoriv
He Bsola
CHARGE IS ANS ERED'
Republicans More Econon.eal
Than Democ ith
State Instieutioas

Sfate lnStlF4Ete
STUART F. Resd.
who Is 70 be the ehleE
Repu b1ican rally toi
port arrived in the cttS rom
+, Grafton where he md
Senator \. b Scott 4pols
melse meeting last a
Taylor county court hot
ar Reed speaks IN cont sr
of Republican sucee IA
ginia az the election ned
The next legisletuEe
have a safe Republican
said Mr.. Reed. ana basins
ion UPON recent visits
parts of the state, / do not see
the Democrats can IND any
faction In the situation
West virginia Republicans
lining up for the Grand OLD
and they viii unite IN voting
their COMMON enemy. the Deneerq
at the polls. In the Few place
the statet where there have hee
tional squabbles among Repp
harmony now prevails and
be no desertion to Dem
as the Democrats have h1l
For instance, the sal anon
the Republicans 81 Putnam
has been amieabIy settled lnc
party men there are united maze
a visit of three days there .iast
and was present at conference
by the two Repgblfean lop
which resulted In g comp
harmonious reeoneil On
WAS an Independent Rep1 60
ticket In the field Sgainst AZ,
ricks, nominee for state ena
this Independent candidate
in the interest Of parry nece
Endorsed. the Hedricks eanzldae
Mr. Reed Is greatly pleased over
the splendid rally held Wedne5 DAY
night at Grafton A most cor
reception was rendered the snealze
and great enthusiasm prevailed
this meeting Secretary Reed na
swered the charge made. by the
ocrats that the Republicans had
merly been exiravaEant IA the
agement of ~the various mstit'f
because they had been enabled
erect a saving Of more chan $500
900 within the last dfteen mont
under the management OF the
state Board OF Control
In answering the charge
Reed showed that the Reb1b
administration of this state has
progressive as well as econom
The old system OF governing
various state institutions by sepfe
boards was a legacy left by tie. DEM
ocrats and the Repnhneans hqilfh
this old system and estab iateq
modern and more busln
method Under the old systsm the
twenty-one state instltutions sleFe
by twentYons d1Reren
boards and now. under, the sore
progressive system. they are
aged by a single board the mem -
of which devote all their time t2 -
work.
AS TO extravagauee, Mr. Reed cite
figures from the state records tho
ing that the management OF
various boards under the old.
TEN by the Republicans had
much more economical 4tiaH
of the Democrats und
the same system For example
showed that under Republics
it cost SO Tess per
ita to take care of the patien th
Weston insane asylum and 81 r9Ifr
less per capita for the edp
at the state UNI
Air. Reed also pointsdo
old board had leading
their membership-iq a1
the university boarqv9
and said if3tl
travagance the Denqnt
great deal to do With
he proved that Republiean
tration had been economical
Mr.. Reed VIII remain here IN
when he viii 90 to
gantown and end his CAMPAIGN prs
by speaking at a big Repnl1l
rally there that night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
HOUSE BURNS.

A cottage on High street in Adams
ton burned at o'clock this morning
at a4Ioss OF about $500. The house be-
longed to Mrs. Sydney johnson and
was unoeeupied.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
sMoKnR roNIIaIIT..

Remember thh is the "a sh ~ ~
big smoker OF the Central
Council IN the williams l5ulld
Second street. AID an ingi tati7p
tended % al persofs slio
labor righls 70 a-ttend
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
BUSTER DRILLED IN.

ON Pole Camp run, Union district,
this county, the Crude OIL Company
has drilled Its test on the Loyetta
Findley farm through the Gordon
and has dustar-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03

e. d. Hupp, United States deputy
marshal, has returned from PhiIippi.
where he attended federal court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03
NO FIN1Nc.

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 3.--owinE
10 i1cIemeni weather. today's progra m
OF the aviation meet here was pos
poned untI tomorrow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-03

r. Miller. OF Wallace, Is city
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
GEORGETOWN SHOWS
A FIGHTING FRONT
Battles Against Five-run
Lead In Eighth Inning
and Wins.

Georgetown men are today congratu-
latinE themselves upon having a team
that can turn defeat into victory after
all hope seems lost.
when the eighth inning rolled around
yesterday in the game with Mt. st. Jo-
seph's College. one OF the so-called minor
teams, Georgetown needed FIVE runs TO
tie The score. When the round was over
the necessary scores had been mace.
From then on TO the second half Of the
eleventh the score was even when
Georgetown went in and tailed the run
that won
To a trio Of former Washington High
School bOys-Dugan, Gray, and Menefee
must 20 the credit for the victory.
Dugan made the run that tied the score
I'm the eighth, Gray went 10 the RELIEF
when three other pitchers had failed
to stop the visitors, while Menefee led
all his team mates at the bat with four
hits and broke up the game by cross
ing the plate I'm the eleventh with the
count that decided the game.
Mt -. JCseph's presented hard
fighting team that gave the hardest
sort OF a battle. The only weakness of
the MarylandCrS was their ragged heid-
INK, seven errors being charged 10
them.
Georgetown was slow i'm striking a
proper stride. with the pitchers being
hit freely the Blue and Gray was m
cllued 90 he unsteady az critical times,
but the whole team finished strong
The Washington times., 1910-03-22

fighting career. 7 have met many strong
men who rose OF the top Of their pro-
feSSiOn by whipping scores 0f others
only a little less able To the best Of
my recollection. Bob FitZsiUmoHs was
the only one VINO had this EnaCE OF
trick I speak Of highly developed. Eltz-
simmons was "A lauky fellow with thin
legs and q thin body. but ] found. when
fought him, that when ne was almost
out he could draw uu some hidden re-
serve OF strength and for few minutes
fight with double his ordinary force.
EitZSimmOus was trained fighting
man, veteran, an that time. and OF
course. he may have developed this
But 20 me II was entirely natural
7 know another who had it-uOT a
trained athlete ar an Te WAS a sea-
going man named telauder-oucr first
mate on the 'Hell-ship NcNear, out OF
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
VIRGINIA is ASKED
TO TRY OUT PLAN
Walter Camp Asks DR.. Lambert TO
Get Out Football
Squad

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March
pr. Lambeth has received a letter
from Walter Camp asking that he
again get the Virginia team to try
out a few further suggestions in
regard to the new rules
Mr.. Camp suggests TO Or. Lam beth
that the OnSide kick be executed as
now, but must go twenty yards, fif-
teen Yards TO gain I'm three downs
anywhere between the twenty, five
Yard lines five or ten Yards in three
downs within the twenty-fve-vsrd
line: no diving tackles, no push or
pull until the man carrying the ball
reaches line of SCTimmaEe- and no
man on the defense to line up outside
OF the man playing the corresponding
position in the line on the OffenSe.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
ENTRY LIST LARGE
FOR GUARD GAMES
Major Neumeyer and Danny
COogan Will Be
Officials.

The National Guard meet is assuming
large proportions. Entries are coming
in fast and the management expects
one OF the largest cards Of recent years
Entries viii close on March 25.
kajCr NeUmeyer, Of the Guard Asso-
HiRtiOn viii no tho honorary referee,
with Danny Co1Eau, the Cornell base
ball coach. as one of the other officials
Captain Edwards has already received
the medals which viii be given TO the
various winners and says they are the
finest OF the season.
A cup viii be awarded 10 the school
or club carry ing of the highest number
OF points and q Ike award TO the vic
toriOuS guard team
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
PICK YALE TEAM
FOR TRIP SOUTH

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March o.
Yale's baseball squad for the Easter
trip was today announced as follows.
CatcherS, Captain Philbin and Gregory
pitchers, BTiT smade. Coy. Hartwell.
Freeman, TO.nmers. Paul: first base,
Fred Murphy and Tilley. second base
Mcintyre shOrtstop. LOutTel and Mer-
rit, third base, Logan; oUtfielders. Car
hart, Badger, Murphy, Corey, Stevens
and Mosser he nine departs W.dnes-
day noon for Atlantic City, vnere IL
will practice and play Penn or Friday
and saturday
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
SPRINGTIME HERE,
REACH GUIDE OUT
New Rules and Reviews of
Last Season Are
Features.

One of the first reliable harbinEers Of
the gladsome sprinEtime Is AZ hand, the
Reach Official Baseball Guide, and in
cidentaIly many OF the friendships sew
cred during the winter months can he
revived by a glance into the official" "
As usual, the guide contains the new
playing rules. the schedules of both the
major leagues. and a general review
of the majors and minors last season.
Countless illustrations and ether valu-
able information are also TO be found
between ITS covers.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
CHICAGO BOYCOTT
ON THE NAP CLUB
Erection OF Cleveland Park By
NonuniOn Labor Is
the Cause
the Cause.

CHICAGO. March 22-The Chicago
Federation OF Labor has placed a boy
cot. on The Cleveland American League
team because the BAN park In Cleveland
was built by nou-union labor.
Secretary Edward -. Nockels was in
StrUCted 90 communicate with President
Charles =. COmiSkey. OF the Chicago
American League Club. 10 the effect that
organized labor in Chicago has the
highest regard for Nh. IOmiSkev and his
club, but ON account Of the unfair atti-
Jude' Of the managers of the Cleveland
team a boycott viii he placed 0u the
caCo."
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
McGOVERN AND BRITT
WILL MEET TONIGHT

BALTIMORE. March 22.-PhuIy Nc
Govern. brother Of Terrible Terry. Is
scheduled 20 box fifteen rounds with
Young Britt, the local boy, before the
Eureka Athletic Club tonight
MCGovern has beaten Al belmont Joe
COStcr. Young O'Lcary. willie Jones.
Royo DrisC0I. Todo Moran. and oJher
Of the hest known little men oC the
rinS. Britts mills with Jimmy Walsh.
Jimmy Moran, and Johnny Lynch speak
well for his chances.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
SYNOPSIS.

Jenries declares Re Is an American
through and through, Of Scandinavian or
Morse Viking stock and relates some Of
the fEhtlng done by the Jehries family
before his time.
Tells OF early eNper. ences az ms birth
place Carroll. Ohio. champion says MS
love Of hunting was boz n during his child
hood DAYS. Narrates details Of has Hrst
deer hunt Learned some hghung a.
school
Had narrow esCs pc with negro Fellow
workman.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
CHAPTER VI.
Something About the Mystery OF
Ny Strength.
T BACKED of few steps and picked

Z BACKED of a few steps and picked
up a fence picket that WAS lyinS
on the ground. Then closed in
on Big Tom again. watching him
closely He stood swayins the iron club
and Slaring at me. IN kill you-I IL
Kill YOU" ne groHle The moonlight
rlade everything clear enough for hgni-
ing purposes. If he'd really killed the
woman, he wasn't going TO get away
made uD nS mind 10 tnat.
Ny chum Speedy came up now on the
Tur, with ore or Two more following.
At the same time another negro ruSutd
Cut 10 help Biz Tom Big Tom. SWING
nG hL. piece Of wagon bed, haif turned
toward SPEEDY 20 take "A crack al Elnl-
HetC was INV chance. Before Big Tom
could take step ] had dropped my
pi- AAt and sprung upon HIM like a cat
In second ! had '.reLChed the IRON
away. and had tW 49, cd his arm behind
his back So that he was helpless Al
tho same time SPEEDY nit tne other
negro Just one punch That WIS enough.
IL dropped MIN cold
Then we dOwucd Tom. and Speedy sat
on him while ] went in % see now mucn
damage he had done. IT, WASH l. much
The woman wasn't de-d by a long way
She had just been beaten a little, and !
guess she WAS used TO Do.
However, We had no use for WuTus n
heaters i'm that camp. white OF black.
and We severed diplomatic and other
relations with Big Tom on the spot
Funny. but sometimes I've thought It
over and felt soTTy That I dropped that
horned toad down his neck He certain
Iy was the worst scared man I ever saw
ih NV life. ] don't think ] ever say the
day + could rip a suit Of jumpers 20
sHreds -le way ne did II, and in as
gUich time.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
HOUK WILL COACH
Y. Nj. G. A. PLAYERS

Raymond 6 Houk has been engaged
70 coach the baseball team of the boys
department of the Y. NJ c. A. this
spring.
HoUk has had considerable experience
along this line and his ynungster pro-
teges are expecting 20 accomplish great
things under his tutorShip. Following
are the players who Will try for the
team. West. d. CIapg. Smith, Burnett
Thomas tCaptain)' Griffith. Gentry,
Webb. r.. Clapp. Jones, au' Warwick
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
FOOTBALL CAP TAIN
HURT At BASEBALL
DAILY Forced to Quit Yale
Squad Man Breaks
Leg At Harvard.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March -
Fred DAILY. Yales football captain. to-
day quit the baseball squad
Last week re fell while sliding bases
and WrenChCd his shoulder. lie decided
TO take NJ chance with his shoulder.
which ne viii reserve for next season. s
football
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
MICHIGAN WILL NOT
ENTER BIG FIGHT

ANN ARBOR. Mich. March 22-
Philip c. Bartelmc director Of ath-
letics al the University OF Michigan.
today disClsimed any knowledge Of
the reports from Chicago 90 the effect
that University Of Michigan authori-
tics viii make application 90 enter "A
team IN the 1910 conference Of the
"big eight"
Mr. Bsrtelme positively denied that
Michigan is considering any change
in its pol.yy.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
q StorY of ItaIan Mutineers.

Helander told me a story once that
interested me very much, because IL
was on this very subject that has
been pulling me all my life he was
on 2 coastlng vessel coming down
from Seattle In san Francisco on
the up trip he had taken or crew
0f Italians. They were hard men, a nd
they were shipped by a padroue, who
signed on With them He was
tough looking fellow sort Of ban
dit in appearance Helauder always
suspected that re was shipping %
get away from the police But the big
Italian didn't make any trouble on The
way 20 Seattle, and as he was a husky
fellow and as good a sailor as ever
SHiUpcd- everything went on all right
Al Seattle the Italians wanted-to 20
ashore, but the captain refused 70 -leL
them land Tor Tear tneF desert me
uadr0ne was especially anxious and
En- took 4 kuCckduWu by the mate 10
keep him still When the ship was
age ne was ln black temper
HeIander watched him closely, eE-
pecting trouble. Now and then he
caught ile Italians whispering to-
CeJheT. He put them 20 work scr1B-
ing paint and kept them busy nieHf
and dav. vet all the time he felt ~
was being watched. He knew trouble
was brewing, bat he was used 10 t-st
and &c didn't worry him.
When the ship sailed things grew
/ worse. There was the feeling o.
The second night CUr WIS black -
pitch. HelaUder. coming up from his
. "a bin. walked quietly down the ladder
3 from the quarter deck aun turned q
! couple Of steps 90 the left he WAS
3 just Standing there getting -Lis eyes
. accustomed 10 the darkness when I-T
Q felt something moving ue IiUd him. Pc
half turned his head and looked back
I from the corner Of his r-es- There.
I crouching against the LADDER was the
I form or a man
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
LBERFELD AND FORM AN
ROUND OUT THE SQUAD
Hovk Johnson and Hendricks Are Only Nationals Yet
to Report-Plan to Send Battery Men South
Earlier Is Gaining Favor
By THOMAS S. RICE.

NORFOLI<, Va, March 22.-DtXie
walker hurt his ankle this morning In
running toward hrst on a hunt and
fell proStratc. HE was carried to the
clubhouse. where Doc Gessler made
professional examination md allowed
as low IL might he n sprain or merely
n StrHin. and that Il would keep Dixie
on the mound for several days. THE
boy was much worried, for until Cess
Ter finished fuSsinE with the Injured
member he thought ne had broken his
le
Charley street got brst-clnss
workout this morning and became tir-
ed enough 10 quit half Hn hour ahead
Of the bunch.
Joe Oil was pat through severe
course of sprouts. He II sOmeN hat
shy of control and viii not set the
world on fire u yhis speed.
Gray and ReIsllnG did large part
of the pitching. Groom and Obcrlin
being kept in reserve for this after
noon.
The weather was as warm as mid
summer.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
MADDEN TO GO TO FRANCE

NEW YORK. March John r.
Madden viii sail for France, accom-
PANIED by his sons, Edward and JOS
eph, after the first meeting at Sleeps
mead Bay His trip abroad l. 20 select
site for his French stud f. rms.
The Washington times., 1910-03-22
Groom's arm has been remarkably
free from soreness this spring.

Germany SChaefer is battiug first
right, then left handed He may be eX-
3ected TO do the unexpected. FOR he has
done IL all his life GcorSc Mcbride
tells a story OF one day iu Minneapolis
when. after a hard rain, IL was decided
TO pIav despite tho fact the grounds
were almost flooded. Just inside OF
short stop was puddle Of water ankle
deep and il was So cold the tielders re-
fused 20 run into IL and splash themselves
from head 10 foot Every man who went
tu hat tried his best 30 drive the ball In
IN that puddle. but Schaefer was the
only one .,ho turned the trick. and Ee
made four singles in succession In that
way.