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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
SIGN SCALE
Glass Blowers Gain Same Wage Scale
as Last Year for the Next
Twelve Months

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Aug s.
Representatives of ton thousand glass
blowers scored far-reachiug victory
here tonight signing a peace pact
with the committee from the Ameri-
can Association OF Bottle and Phal
Manufacturers. which carries with u
q guarantee Of the present wage scale
for the coming year. The workers
conceded the shortening Of the sum
m'r shutdown from two months TO
one. but secured continuance Of the
existing factory rules
Settlement WIS reached only after
ihc men and employers had been IN
continuous strife for eight days. and
agreements had been made that all
negotiations would be- broken OF uu-
less settlement was reached today.
The manufacturers signed up under
protest after their committee. headed
hy George T.. Yost. Of Bollairc. O.. had
reluctantly abandoned its demand for
@ graduated reduction of wages from
o." 90 30 per cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

LONDON Premier Aaqmth BE- 90
and unable 10 attend 10 his duties in
parliament
TOLEDO-A steamer was reported
burning or kclicy's Island The Mar
hlchcad llfc crew Vcut ont 20 Co.,
SCRANTON Most Rev Diomcdc
Faiconio. papsl delegate 10 Washing
ton. arrived hero tonight 90 attend
tho Catholic Total Abstinence Society
cons cutiOu
AUSTIN Democrats have formally
launched in ToVaR boom FOR Govern.
or Woodrow Wilson. of Ncw Jersey.
as tho nominee ~ the party for the
Presidency
AKIlIAM Susan Is Tohcv. agod
700. Massachusetts oldest woman. g.
dead She was married the day Dau.
iol Wchrtor made bis famous bunker
llI address
IlTTSHl RG-Thc government ia
.cruciscd for refusing TO lower the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
BLACKHAND
THREATENS
BOYS LIFE
Chicago Italian Receives Third
Letter Demanding Money
10 Save Stolen Son.
BOY KIDNAPPED LAST
SATURDAY BY GANG
Detectives Fail in Attempt to In
earth Criminals, and Par
ent is Distracted.

CHICAGO. Aug S.-.ntonio Marc
no. whose hve-year-old son was kid
mapped by Black Hand" blackmail.
ers. received a third letter from the
kidnappers late today The writer's
made direct threat TO kill the Ma
reno boy II the ransom Is not paid be-
iore daybroak tomorrow.
If YOU don't send us the money!.
read the grim letter. we will send
IN" boy home TO YOU in box. salted."
Fully believing the blackmaiIers
VIII carry out their threat to Kill his
ilttle boy. Marcno begged the police
10 use all possible haste in running
down the gang To-day's letter was
in the same handwriting as the other
two. and was unsigned.
All available detectives. with the
Italian squad Of the division. have
been put to work on the case. but no
arrests have been made
Marcno Is "a poor man. although his
deposit OF Sl.l0o in the bank brands
him as something of plutocrot
among his poorer ucichbors. His own
opinion is that he is considered
wealthy because he buys fresh milk
every morning for a sick baby.
Mar"nos troubles began two years
ago when. in self-drfcnsc. he shot and
Killed Modesto Baroua. long suspected
by the police and his ncirhbors of be-
inE a leader IN Italian Matchmaking
outrages. From time 10 time he re.
celN"d letters threatening revenge. the
series eliminating in the kidnappiug
Of his child last SATURDAY.
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river dams in order t1 repair The
MllvaIc filter bed and Dhcck the ty.
phoid fever epidemic
T1TTSDJRC Mrs Catherine Knox.
AGED l1. tried to suicide in che Center
avCnuc police station to-day bl mdk.
ing rope of her apron
NEW YORK Tho NcN,1u govern.
mcuf. BE- was announced t1 day. has
borrowed from the hlukul house 10
Spcycr a Company St0uUp.UpH iu sold
NEW YORK Nrs Elizabeth Akcrs
Allou. author diCI last nIrht at her
home in Tuckahoc y N 90 the ace
of 90 wears She was born in Maine
PARIS The health authorities o.
day discovered what is suspected 20
hr case of cholera Loo thc Mont Par
raeso quarter of the city.
ROME Tho condition " Pope Plus
after al examination today Va. 70
ported as satisfactory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
MOURNERS
IN FATAL
RUNAWAY
Horses Frighten Near Milton. w.
Va. and Hack Is Hurled Over
Embankment.
WOMAN WILL DIE:
OTHERS ARE HURT
Carriage Was Completely Wreck
ed in Plunge and Pinioned
Victims Under ID.

SI' 'i"i i'~i'"trh 90 TIE Intelligence.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. Aug. s.
Mrs. Charles lieece. OF Russell. Ky.
was fatally injured and several other
persons sustained serious injuries
When a hack carry inF a funeral party
tumb bled over an embankment at Mil
ton. 10 miles east ~ here. this after
noon. The horses were frightened
by passing train. and tnc driver
was unable to prevent them from
hurling the carriage over an en-
bankment.
Several women We're pinioned un-
der the carriage. which was complete
" demolished. Mrs. Craig and Miss
Alberta White. OF Milton. were among
those seriously injured. The funeral
party was en route TO attend the last
rites over the body OF John Weeks.
the oldest citizen OF Milton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
DEATH BY FIRE
Nt0go Woman Hss Clothes Ignite and
She Passes Away From Effects
of Burns

-.. r..r.f.. f. f.. I.f.II.r....r
NlNgD Jt.NCT1DN. o.. Nuf b
Nra Theresa Maui. aged Gg. WIS ft.
fHlIt burned here tonight af s O'Clock.
sNur.rE four hours iHfsr Mrs Maui.
nIu made Irr h1wr NIth hrr dHuru.
f'r. Nrt Ko#r Williams. who con.
ducts a restaurant ou Commercial
street. VJs loft alone in tlr kfchsu
N feW minutes later fur dlIeIfrr wis
attracted tp fhc restaurant Dos ho
lri,. OF tnr mother. She reached f
iH rme fo nnd tho aged woman O. mass
OF flames. .,Itius fIn building Trr
Ideally 900 hcr c'ufHiri bad been
burned off, aud death after lrcaf uf
forinr followed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
NAGLE RAPS
JUDGE GARY
country Does Not Need Federal Con.
trol OF Pr1es Ct Commodities,
He Says.
ACCUSES STEEL MAN
OF SELFISH MOTIVE
Urges Control Of Coed Trusts as well
as prosecuting Sad Ones-De-
partment Is Farce.

HOtGHTON. Mich. Aug. S.=Iu an
address today 40 the quarter centeu.
MAJ celebration OF m, Michigan Col.
i'tc oi Mines. Secretary OF Commerce
ana Lobar Charles Nascl scored the
suggestion ot Judge Gary. chairman
OF TIE board Of directors oi the United
states Steel corporation thac the fed
tIdl government should exercise con
tiol over Tie prices Of commodities.
fes. said Secretary Nagcl IN this
connection. and when the Govern.
meht runs the whole business Gary
Wld try 10 run the government"
The secretary vigorously dcuounc.
ed agitation for radica, departures
from the present governmental and
.hdus' rial system Of tIe United States.
secretary \aE"i said a grave mis-.
lake was being made in approaching
10" corporation problem from only
one side-tEat OF prosecution of the
bad. Tie said some measures FOR the
protection a the good were impera-
iF" f Tho commerce of the United
states was to be- kept at the position
10 has reached ~ tine trad, OF the
world. Combinations of capital. he
said. were vital 20 the success OF the
United states in such competition.
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,''|N- I sH"NiI De- "hI" to say what
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
DEADLOCKED
Underwood and LsFollette Cannot
Reconcile House and Senate
Wool Bills

NASiilNGTON. Aug s-Although
Senator IaFOl,ette declared his con
v.ctiOn to-day that there would be- a
wool tariff revision bin a. This session.
both he and Representative t-ndcr.
wood. OF Alabama. acknowicIged that
th"y were no nearer au agreement on
il> measure. The coui"rDcs who
were named as special committee
20 attempt % reconciliation OF the sen.
ate and hous" Nool and fr"" list meas
urcs. held two hours conference this
afternoon. huf could find no common
grounds on which 20 agree Another
conference Rili Do" hoid Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
ONE HUNDRED DROWN
IN THE RIVER NILE

ALFNANDR1A. Egypt. Aug
4 boat overloaded 4ffh ma.
fIye-. HhO Worc ON tlrr way
20 attend q fair Of Ureahl.
fDurderod boz Tho N'ic Nearly
IHn persons were drowned
Thirty ..v bodies had brcn rc-
covered today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
TWO new STATES
Arizona and New Mexico Statehood
Bills Pass Senate Win a B.g
Majority

WASHINGTON. Aur S-The Sew
NcNico-Arizona statehood htl was
passed hy the senate todas. 53 fo Is.
o. provides for the automatic admis.
sion OF Arizona after its citizens vote
on thc recall of Judges provision OF
fs constitution. and AZ New Mexico
after it- people vote ON the propoai.
uun to make Hs constitution easier
~ amendment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
TOO MUCH LOVE
ST. Louis Man Tries Suicide Because
His Wife Loved Him Too
Much

ST. LOUIS. Aug. s.-Philip II. Nick
erson. salesman. cut his arteries in
an attempt 10 end his life. because. he
said at the hospital today. where he
is recovering. his wife is too affection.
ate. He has been married only three
months
I'm fond OF my wife" he said. and
! want her 10 be fond OF me- But
there is limit TO all things. She
wants to st on my lap and hug ana
kiss me continually. II stand. she
stands up too. and puts her arms
about me. II got on my nerves"
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ST PAUL. MINI Aug s. Iacbn.
only oIctru days OF tno cNIfury mark
Thomas Gallagher died hero to day
Prom carly manhood Gallagher al
ua.a foDI hIs Three r.--iltr whistle.
a obs anI smoked h.s pipe incessau.
Iy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
Miss sallle shaw

srsrIri r.altt.. t' t.e trrf.s.r-sr
GRAFTON. W Va. Nur g. Miss
sailie shaw. aLri c.. who died on
sunday. va buried today Rev Tov
cu oIIcatcd lnt.rment VAS made at
HuDwpnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

NEW YORK. Aug -. Porky FLYNN.
~ Boston. oufpointcd and oufhoNcd
Iim Barry. OF Chicago. in % tcn.round
houf here tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
Must Spell II Pittsburgh Now

Charles T. N4rkeood. 90 Eg'nr. Hal
d. Baker a' iamln Jacob o. urrm
NOR. 'f .Ilnr'r. David % UurroffD.
a' %''r',a'l and N'1nlo L GRO s. 10
Watcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
SEN. FRYE DEAD
Veteran Maine Statesman Answers
Last Call-End Came Very
Suddenly.

The Maine legislature being
democratic. the death OF Senator
Fry" viii mean the loss OF a
Republican senator ard the ap-
pointm OF q Democrat from
that state.
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THE WEATHER
WAaHWnrflHnw

Aug Forecast
West virginia
Wosteru reuuaV1vn
uia and OHIO rair
on wednesday and
Thursday,
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LkWNSTON. Me. Aug. S.-The
state of Maine lost its senior United
states senator and an almost lifelong
IdltLtul servant when William Pierce
Frye died today at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Helen White. III this
CITY The end came at $50 d. m.
AZ his bedside were Mrs. White and
ms other daughter. Mrs. Alice briggs.
who also resides In Lewiston Al
though he had been 30 for Il long time.
death came suddenly.
Forced by the condition OF his
health 10 resign his position as presi-
dent pro tcmpOre OF the senate at
the beginning of the present special
session of congress. although he re.
tanned his membership in the senate,
Senator Frye soon afterWard made
his last journey 20 the city which
always had been his home. For sew
cral weeks his condition was not con-
sldered necessarily dangerous. As late
as 10 This afternoon he appeared
20 bo in q comfortable condition.
shortly afterward IL was seen taat hs
WAS SINKING rapidly. aud 90 800
O'Clock hc died.
general breakdown. due To- axe
and bis extremely arduous career. Is
ascribcd by Senator fryc's physicians
as the cause OF death.
Funeral arrangements had not been
completed touicht
President TAFT and Governor Piai..
ted were notified of THE death OF
Senator Frye.
WASHINGTON. Aux S.-Ncvs OF
Senator frlss death reached the
senate informally ibis afternoon
while Admiral Togo. the Japanese
naval hero. was hc.1l given au ova-
tion during 20 ten minute recess. As
the senate was still iu the legislative
session of Monday. by reason of con-
tuuauce under tuc agreement to vote
on the statehood bin ON the lcEi-ia.
tive day OF NuEIst .. 30 was decided
that mo- announcement should bc made
today ~ tlc loss of tho scratc's old
est member oldest to-1 in years and
service There VAS unanimous de-
sire also that when adiouruamcut was
taken out Of respect for bis memory.
that ff hc for 900 entire dIt This
formaIfv will lo complied with inn
modiatc,y after The senate Couvcucs
tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
AMBUSHED
Lincoln County Timberman Murdered
by Unknown Man.

BY Unknown Man.
sf....I ...U.t.. .. f.. IrfllI. F.r.tr
600 $TlNGTO<. W Va. Aux S.
Frank Burton. wealthy tmbcrmau.
was shot from ambush and fatally I'm
iurcd. near Latin. iu Lincoln county.
This evening fii- -IiIanf has not
been captured fN0odtounds have
been erut from hero to head posse
that viii lurf tho would hc murderer
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THE WEATHER.

Don't 10 beat All how
n ia that'ti ven IKE
AL sic ont ~ q drop
% water Rfts on his
shirt band when hfa
nect's being washsd.
vii crawl through y
sever after q ball
aud think uothin'
about So
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Ccontinusd on E gh,h Pnr.J
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
SEAFORD CANT GET
GAMES; WILL QUIT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD, Del, April 24.-Unable
TO secure games with High School
teams of Delaware and Maryland and
disappointing the local sporting pub
lie by having their first game can
oelled on them, the Seaford High
School baseball team is likely to dis
band. The team was organized a
month ago with William H. II. Ross,
manager, and Jacob Prettyman, cap
tain. Despite the chilly weather the
candidates for positions on the nine
have reported for practice regularly
and have gone in three match games
against the local town boys. In the
games they showed up we'll and prov
ed that they were more than capable
.of coping with other teams of the
State
The players are: Ross. C; Warning
ton, Wiley and Moore, pitchers Nor
gan, h.; Rowe, S.; Wright Oh: Pret-
lyman, Sb. Moore, Messick, Huston
and Kinder felders.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
DON'T WANT SON TO
BE HIGH FLYER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. Del. April 24.-"Show
me my sons half OF the internal
thing and I'll smash it in splinters,'
said Mrs. George P. Boyce. as shc
welded an axe and attempted to de-
stroy a portion Of the monoplaue.
which had been constructed by her
son, Lancy l.. Boyce and Arnold
Greenabaum, two young men Of this
town. The flying machine has been
in the course Of construction for the
past several weeks at the warehouse
Of Greenabaum and Brothers factory.
but Mrs. Boyce was not aware Of IL
until she read an account in the news
papers.
She questioned her son regarding
the flyer. Il expect TO go down there
and destroy that thing" she said, IT
don't intend TO raise my son to be
high flyer" Thinking she was just
talking the boy paid no attention 10
her remarks, but II II had not been
for the Interference OF some work
man at Greenabaumns factory the
monoplane would have been demol-
ished
The machine Is nearly completed
and Will be given a trial the first of
this week. II is to'be equipped with
a 45-horsepower engine and will cost
over thousand dollars when finished
Ihe two young men are only IS years
old and have made every part of the
machine, even the iron and steel
/ braces.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
BURGLARS BULLET
FATAL TO CRAIG

BY United Press Leased Special Wl1e.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 24.-Base-
ball players and fans all over the
country are today mourning the death
Of George Nj. Lefty Craig. pitcher
for the Indianapolis Baseball Club,
who succumbed last night from a bull
let wound inflicted by a burglar. Fri
day evening. There is no clew to
the assassin.
Craigs home was. In Philadelphia.
The Indianapolis club bought him
from Trenton, n. j., club Of the Tri-
State League last season. He was
only "a years old.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
MATTHEWSON
TIES WITH GERMAN

Frank Matthewson, an amateur
shooter Of the dupont Gun Club. on
Saturday afternoon tied Lester S. Ger
man in a four-cornered race on the
DUPONT Club range.
In the 75 bird race, Matthewson and
German tied at 81. Lukens broke 63
out Of 70. Foord and McHugh broke
~ and 43 respectively out of so.
In the T. Coleman dupont merchan-
disc event Frank Mathewson again
carried off the honors. missing but one
bird in his string OF 25
Walker Mathewson and d. j. Dough-
erty were successful in the twO-man
team championship, breaking with
their handicap as out OF so. The WIN
ming team received two solid silver
loving cups in recognition Of this
championship.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Kindly answer these questions:
1. Second base only is occupied. Bat
ter hits to infeld and runner on sec
ond gets caught in chase between sec
ono and third. In meantime player who
mt Dali runs on to second and touches
or stands on second base. II player in
cnase returns to second base then can
player who hit ball return to first
without being put out unless touched
py nan before he reaches base?
2 II the third baseman. who has the
pail, touches third base while the pIav-
er who hits ball is on second base is
player who was in chase forced ont or
Goes ne have to be touched by ball9
claim that no force plav can he
made unless first base is ALREADY occu-
pied when ball is hit. no matter how
far the batter runs, and that the run-
ner or runners have TO be touched nv
ball TO be put out. Am l. right?
A Fan.
I. Yes. This was not a force play.
?. He is not forced out and must be
touched.
Z. You are right
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
CHICKS HIT
OUT TWENTY-SIX

One of the local serbs says the
Chicks have not. been hitting up TO the
standard. Well, the Chicks have
played three exhibition games and
have made 26 hits, an average of s
hits a game. In the Aberdeen game
the Chicks made 10 hits; in the second
game with E. r. Matz team they made
s safe ones, and in Baltimore yester-
day against one Of the best pitchers in
the Eastern League they made 6 hits.
If that isn't hitting hard enough there
is a big bunch Of surprised fans in
this village.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
SCHOOL TEAMS
CLASHTOMORROW

Captain Gerald Dougherty is getting
his High School team in tip top shape
for their annual game with the Chester
High team. This is the big scholastic
game of the season and much rivalry
exhists between the teams.
A great contest is looked for The
Chester team expects to bring down
several special car loads Of rooters.
Captain Dougherty and coach .Loomis
have selected the following men to
fight for the cherry and white: Dunlap.
c; Horty, p; Wills. 1b; Fidance, 2b;
Dougherty. IS; Cloud, 8b; Speer. rf;
Rimlinger. CT; McElwee or Blaine, ri.
The game will be played tomorrow.
On Friday the High School team
will meet the strong La Sale College
nine Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS

Increasing interest is being shown
in New York today in the ten-round
fight between Ad Wolgast and One
Round Hogan, the California hoy
Wednesday night. Hogan, by many.
is regarded as a real contender for
the title
frankie Burns, of Jersey City vs..
Tommy Houck. Of Philadelphia, and
Australian Charlie Griffin VS.. Bunny
Ford, OF New Haven, are the feature
bouts OF the boxing show there to-
night. Betting is brisk.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
CONFIDENTIAL WORD


The request Is made of the
managers of all baseball teams,
In the All-WilmingtOn and Semi
Professional Leagues 10 have
their scores In at this Office as
early Saturday evening as pOssi-
bic In order that II may be pos
sible to give them the proper
attention. The same system will
be used as that of last season,
and IL will be for the mutual ad-
vantage If some such arrange
ment can be made. Last sea-
son THE EVENING JOURNAL
and the managers Of the leans
worked with the greatest har-
@eas and IL Is hoped that the
same congenial relations will
continue during the season lust
about to oDen.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
ChaIIenges Manied

Chesley is without game for the
coming Saturday afternoon and Is
anxious 10 secure contest AZ once
Any communications regarding chal-
lenges should be addressed TO Ernest
Wilson. No. 120S Jefferson street. The
Chesleys are ready TO tackle aaw 49,
year-old team in or around the city.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
BASEBALLICALLY SPEAKING.


Buck Weaver has pitched "a
innings against the St Louis
Cardinals and has allowed them
nine hits and no runs, which is
reliably reported to be going con-
siderable.
Successive singles by Leach.
Clarke and Wagner. the three
tottering veterans Of the Pirates,
scored the only run Of the game
with Cincinnati.
The White Sox tried sixteen
men In a vain effort to defeat the
Maps, who had a recruit named
Gregg in the box.
George Mullin won his third
successive game for Detroit and
raped out two doubles for good
measure.
Schultz polled his fourth home
run. an average OF a homer to
every two games.
Lajoie continued his sharp
shooting by wagging three singles
out Of three visits to the plate.
The Cubs hold the record so far
for extra base hitting. Several Of
them have made doubles and
triples on the same day. Tinker
did yesterday.
Bresnahan has pinch hitter
named Wingo. Ought to be bingo
Babe Adams scored his second
shut-out against tho Reds.
Detroit and the Quakers, re-
spectively leaders, have each won
seven and lost one.
..
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
zOLLERs A FREE AGENT.

outfelder Harry zollers. who for
merly wore a Wilmington and Tri.
State uniform, is now a free agent and
can be addressed at No 923 West
French street. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
WaMaset Wants Games.

Wawaset would like 10 hear from
any 13-year-old team. They would
like a few games on their diamond.
Send challenges TO James Elliott. No
1915 Lowering avenue, city The team
has won four games and lost none.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
r. and O. BOYS QUIT.
MARKET AND SEVENTH STREE S

The B. and o. Railroad baseball
team. which has been playing ball for
several years and recently reorgan-
lied, has disbanded on account of
other league teams coping its play
ers. Mr.. Cahall was the manager.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
BASEBALL GAMES TODAY
AND WEATHER INDICATIONS.
National.

Boston at Brooklyn, clear.
New York at Philadelphia, clear,
Chicago at Cincinnati. clear.
Pittsburg at ST Louis, clear.
American.
Washington at New York, clear.
Philadelphia at Boston. clear.
st. Louis at Detroit, clear
Cleveland at Chicago, clear.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
THE WEEKS SCHEDULE

Tuesday-Chicks VS.. East Phillies,
South Side.
Thursday-Chicks VS.. Stratton.
South Side
Saturday-Chicks vse. villa Nova.
South Side.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yestcrday's Scores.

Detroit, 4 ST. Louis. 3. 90 innings.)
Cleveland, 5; Chicago, ..
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
Imperial Club smoker.

The Imperial Club will hold It's usuu
monthly smoker in the club room o.
Wednesday night. The entsrtainmeni
will be for club members only.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
SchednIa for rndar

New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
Samantha ion Todnr.

Athletics at Boston.
Washington at New York.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland az Chicago.
Evening journal., 1911-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Scores.

Pittsburg, /: Cincinnati. 0.
Chicago, z; St Louis, 0.
Other clubs not scheduled.