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The Washington times., 1911-05-11
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE g. OHIO R. R
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PaiLADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINAL. LIBERTY. ST.
AND w. 23D STREET.
1Royai Limited. hours), $500. 500 p. m.
and 12:l5 night, :2:52 a; M Diners and Parlor
ph.ladeIphi. and Atlantis q !. City 7:0O 800
'n;OO a m'' To- T9 sSIT1MoRS. All MOI E q"
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
week days 7Go mo m to 100 1000 2 M
TSS @ HIS. HIS; TOO, 800. ts:2o. $3.50. ti:OS.
tsss ;;SS S ts;cs .S,,s :s'S :Oo 500
ts:OO' 1000 'iO;sSi %iEsTWiRD. risH l6l' N
ChlcAG9 r9i? sT a n n6UIs isa 'Sss SaS p i6frrs %
VILE VipL1fFEEsBTRG. = .s:ic a. m. .i:Sa. $40 p. n.
.,a.s1 night, sleeper ready. 10 p. m.
CLEVELAND. 's:lo p. m; Columbus. $50
p WHEELING. VI .s:lc a., m. $50 p. m.
Schedules of local trains at ticket offices.
ToianShones at following Ticket OFFICES: iil7
r. n. W., Main 1891: 6l9 Pennsylvania
a syes' Main Us: Union Station. Main 1880.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
B-Following schedule figures published
only as information, and not suaranteed:
For Atlanta, BIRMINGHAM Mobile. New
Ssii~. 500 a. m. daily for Chattanooga and
Memphis. Dining cars
For Roanoke: 6rIssns IN GnaI1an1oSa' S;
Dining nr Roanoke, knoxville. Chattanooga, Mem.
phis, sn afser 10 D. m. Dining cars
"a. Eor Charlotte, Spartansours- Atlanta, An
niston, birmingham. AIS p. m. daily. Dining
cars, ears;,r,s, cars for California Monday, wed
,ssSsys Thursday. Friday. Saturday. AIS
p rnr M Greensboro, Durham. Raleigh. Char
,.t,e Columbia, Charleston, Aiken, Augusta,
so.vs, sSss,nnab jacksonville. and Florida points,
$40 ?, n; For dhhy aayyrison6urs % s:ss a. m daily
SIS p. m: and $50 p m, week days; for
VILE; ersnion n; iso o. nt. daily and t:55 p M @i
w.ek days. Frequent trains to and from
siuemont % l. s. BROWN. General Agent.
sEABOARD AIR LINE ny.
,o,oS a. m. daily-"Seaboard Fast Mail"
rhyonsh coaches and Pullman sleepers TO
Sausnnah and Jacksonville. Parlor car Jack.
sonyiile to Tampa Through sleeper to At
ianta. saas Dd ma daiiy.''Florida- Cuba special-
Pullman steel electric lighted sleepers to
ssyannah, Jacksonville. Tampa. st. Angus
tine and hnisai to sSacksonyiiie Sy Hor Through
s.i5 D, m. daily-"Atlanta-B a-Birminghar1 Spe-
ciai" Through Pullman stee! ai-ctric. lighted
sieeners and observation car to Atlanta
fRsrminghaIn, and Memphis. Through coaches
10 birmingham Dining car.
e. A. HARDWOOD, C. T. A.
G. z PHILLIPS. D. p. A.
G. b. RYAN, g. P. A. Portsmouth. Va
CHEsAPEAkE & OHIO LINES.
/ Published as information. not guaranteed.
tain 70 Cincinnati. with, Pullman sleepers
70 LOUISVILLE, Cincinnati. Indianapolis, St
Ji.io o. M daiiy-F. r. ". LIMITED to
the west Southwest, and Northwest. Pull.
nan sleepers to Virginia Hot Springs. Cincin.
.,d o,iixyiiteI Cincinnati sleeoer ora,
The Washington times., 1911-05-11

a. H. PHILPIrT. Reliable Umbrella and
Parasol Maker. Repairing and recovering.
cTsvenette, gloria and silk. u. su 2 s.. M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
ODD DIVORCE CASE
Marriage Of Convenience Ends II
Divorce az Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. O. July 2G-"A mar
riage Of convenience performed In
Jersey City. June ~. 1910. was dis
solved in common pleas court here
today.
Dolores Cameron Ovens. step
daughter Of Ward Baldwin. former
professor 81 engineering I'm the TINT
versity " Cincinnati. was tho appli
cant. and. supported by her mother e
statement. she testified that she had
married Malcolm W owens TO salts
" the ueighbOrs a. home
According TO the testimony Of tho
women. Mrs owens went 10 New
York. intending 10 marry a Dr. clinton
n surgeon in the navy Bot thcrc was
a hitch and the surgeon left for sea
duty. announcing that 'thcreW he no
Wedding when my ship comes back
The young woman and her mother
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
WHEELING PITCHER
HAS GOOD RECORD
SUTHERLAND SHOULD MAKE
GOOD IN CENTRAL.
Won Fifteen Caves Without a Single
Defeats a Southpaw and
p Years Old.

Nicx. ueftyl Sutherland. tho new
qoUthpay secured hy Whcslinr. has an
rxtnffruf record 30 resides near
Gharisroi and prior to playing
with tho Washington scmi- professional
team. WIS the star finger 81 the Mon
ouCalta valley league. &C. won ~
straight games boz that league without
o. defeat before foiniuc washington
since Joining Washington. iu the
Washington & Allegheny county
league DO has won -four out ~ five
gnmsg Recently he twirlrd "a no-hit
aud no-ruu game agiusf tho Haracca
club o. tho league several clubs
started bidding for him. but WhcclinE
landed The fwirier Ho Isl e. toungstef
u wears ~ age and has remarkable
control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
RACES
FsVorites Have Bad Day in the Rain
at Bradford.

BRADFORD. Pa. July "a heavy
track. following rain during the
night. Knocked out the chances of
several favorites in today's ace OF
the Lake Erie Trotting circuit. Sum.
maries
2:2i trot. purse. Si0O-Ormat lily
mani. won. Leila Morse kingsley.
second. +. \. L. (GosnelD. third. Best
time: 2:2ti4.
Ell pace; purse. S400-Lucius Todd
Brown won. Ideal tRombaughD. sec
ond: Easter Friday t~McGrath). third.
Best time. 2:1i.
2:17 trot: purse. Si00-Jane Direct
Davis won; Guy Rector Brown,
second. Harold -. CTeneyck), third.
Best time. 2:l7i4.
Running race. = mile: purse. $3.50
-.oise Cavanaugh tConlcy1. won.
fannie tGonsorl. second Earl Of
Richmond (FlinD. third. Best time
1879.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
HOO Hoos CAPTURE EXTRA IN.
MING GAME.
Game Featured by Free Hitting
Winning Team Gets Fifteen
Bin9les-Other Scores.

SPECIAL Dispatch tn the Intelligence
EVANSVILLE. Ind. July 26.-When
Lewis booted Donovan's drive in the
twelfth to-day. it gave Evansville a
chance. A bunt hit. a sacrifice and a
long fly gave Evansville the game
six to five.
Sullivan started but had n finger
hurt in the first. and Cantwell finish
ed. Both he and Doak went the route.
Wheeling scored two I'm the fourth.
knisely hit. stole and scored on Ser
vatius's single. Servatius stole. took
third when Wuffli dropped Cantwell's
throw 10 second and came home when
Taylor dropped a throw. In the
seventh Servatius was hit and Dur
ham singled 10 left. Warrender hit
10 Byrnes. Sager did the same and
Servatius came home. Welcher few
to Snyder.
In the eighth Doak famed. Lewis
doubled. Jewell few out. Knisely
and Servatius walked, filing the
bases. Durham singled for two runs
and stole. Warrender flew to Snyder.
In the ninth Sager doubled. Vel
cher got "A hit 10 Hadley hut Sager
was nailed at home. Welcher took
second. Doak hit to TAYLOR and was
out at first. Welcher was caught try
ing for third. Warrender walked in
the eleventh but Sager was the third
out. In the twelfth Doak and Jewell
hit. but Knisely forced Doak at thir;--.
Snyder doubled in the fourth.
Byrnes walked. Crete sacrificed.
Donovan's single scored Snyder. Don
ovan was caught trying to steal and
Wuffli hit TO Jewell. Three came in
in the fifth. With two down, Can't
well walked and scored on Hadley's
triple. Singles by Snyder. Byrnes.
Crete and Donovan sem two more
over. but Wufli popped 10 Doak for
the third out.
Donovan hit and got as far as third
IN the eighth when nobody took Wei
cher's throw to second. but he died
there.
O'Brien began the ninth with a
trople. CantwelIs hit scored him.
The ext three were out. Evansville
got three hits in the eleventh. but
Crete famed with the bases filled.
Crete hit in the tenth but died at
second. In the twelfth. Donovan wae
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
new MOVE MADE IN
LABOR CONTEMPT CASE
eompers and Others 70 be Asked TO
Make Answer Under Oath
90 Court.

WASHINGTON. H. G.. July Is
General under oath 70 the
contempt charges pending against
them will be asked Of Samuel Com
pers. John Mitchell and Frank MORT
con, the labor leaders. In a motion 10
be hled tomorrow before Justice
Wright by the courts prosecuting
committee Attached 10 the motion
will be n series 81 questions which the
committee viii ask tho defendants 10
answer
This is the move Of the prosecutors
against acceptance Of tho oral pleas
or Not guilty offered by the labor
leaders Monday Argument on a.,
motion and probably on the defend
ants plea Of immunity under the stat
ute Of limitations viii be- heard by
Justice Wright next Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
R, 7. G.. WINS
Es-Plow Horse Scoops in Feature
Event at Grand Rapids Wed
nesoay.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July &c
The greatest crowd assembled at a
race meeting in this city since the
famous AIlerton-Nelson match in 1891
today saw Tommy Murphy's gradual
ed plow horse Il. T. c. repeat his tri-
umphs at indianapolis and Kalamazoo
and captured his third great stake in
as many weeks. when from a high
class field he won three of the four
heats necessary to determine the win.
ner IN the ZIP trot for the Furniture
Manufacturers $4,000 stake.
X. T. G. was easily the best OF the
field, and won the first two heats as
he willed. making his drive from the
turn into the stretch as he willed.
making his drive from the turn into
the stretch in each instance. In the
third heat the gelding broke badly
while passing the quarter. and Muir
phy rated him along in last place. aim
ing only to beat the distance flag.
Belvasia. Lewis Forrest and Alstanley
made a great finish of this heat, noses
apart. In the final heat X. T. c. got all
the worst of the start. but came
around in characteristic fashion on the
far turn. and under the whip beat out
Belvasia by a neck in a spectacular
finish. Summaries:
2:11 pace; purse. s1.OO0-Annie
Laurie. first; Zulu Hal. second: Mark
Night. third. Best time: 2:04 10.
2:09 trot: purse. 81. OO0-Gold Dol
lar, first. Don Labor. second: Cap
tain George. third. Best time: 2:O6L.
PIP trot. Furniture Manufacture
ers' stake; purse. $40 DOOR. T. c..
FIRST: Beivasla. second: Lewis For
rest, third. Best time: 2:O6A.
200 pace; purse. 81. O0O-Twinkling
Dan. first; Don. second; My Shady
Belle. third. Best time. 2:O7L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
81. Louis pefeats Philliss.

IT. LOFTS. July ef-After Manager
Doom had been carried from the field
with a broken leg. tho PhiladeIphia VA
tionnls nade "a desperate uphtll struggle
iu t'-'iayS game. hut -. Louis won. : 10
=. through superior hitting Long hits
featured the game. which was full ~
thrills. Eeck and smith each sending tho
ball int" tho rigtit field stand The
Sc"r" y. ~. T..
philadelphia 90 o0o2O@c0- I
-. Louis ....l2IoI0e0'-s Z. q
batlcri"s- Moore. Alexander and
Doom. Moran, G"Ncr. Harmon and Bliss.
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testified that they we're mortified by
this turn Of affairs. and Owens. whom
they had met for the first time on
their arrival there. suggested that the
girl marry him.
The husband fled an answer to the
suit admitting all allegations. and
Joining in a request for annulment.
and 1t was granted on grounds of
failure to provide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
CHALLENGE
Two Loeai Runners Chsllsnae Small.
wood Of Pittsburq for Ter
Mile Race.

Two local Mike Leho and
Pete oliver challenge Peck Smauwoud
Of r%ittqhurr. 60 s ton mile race. to he
run ~ % fimc or place ichO will
run the nrat five miles and oliver VIII
complete tho race Smullw God iq un
doretoDf fn have said that he rnuld
Do GO any Two amateur Both
fIo thaIl,urrrs have bad considerable
sur.rse boo fhr rasiug game and oliver
won The I've milo rl.r 90 tho fair
grounds ifUf saturday with ease
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
END EXPRESS TRUST
Bill Offered in House Requiring Rail.
road TO Handle Business
After 1912.

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-A new
method OF eliminating the express
companies has been proposed by Rep
resentative Campbell. Of Kansas. in
a bill introduced today. II forbids all
railroads from leading contracts for
the carriage Of parcels. or merchan-
disc. Of any kind. and requires the
railroads TO perform all this service
themselves. after January /. 1913.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
DOOM BREAKS LEG
couidss a. Home Plate with oases and
~ Hurt.

1T louis. Mo. july lf Manager
Iooin. ~ the Philadelphia National bnse
bail team sustained H fracture ~ DIS
icr Iu che EHmr here TODAY lie
rolliIef win Oakre ~ fhe local club in
a close play. at fHe home place in tho
inning lie was taken to ~ lus
n.-L.L
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PHffATEbpHfA. July .e rffIadef.
rIIa won from cleveland 8 to 2. TODAY.
largely through tamH wiidnesa. in tho
frrf Inning Score " H g.
fIrteiaud 800 IO100f00. o &
iiadeiphia fOo010I0s- n
BATTERIES lanes md Fisher. smith.
Morgan PLANK and tapp. Thomas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
Open HOME
Lodges Appoint COMMITTEES 70 Ar
range for the Opening Of New
n NJ a.

Five lodges Of the Ancient Order
United Workmen have appointed com.
mittees 10 arrange plans for tho for.
NAL openinC " tho new 4. O. IT, W.
home. which is now ncaring compile
lion Representative o. the Eve
lodges have elected " n Tucker
chairman. and at n meeting In August
final plans for the ahair will be ar.
ranged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27

Two base hits Mckechuie. Three base
hits. Leach. Wilson. Davidson. thinner
man. Sacrifice hit; leach. stolen bases
Carey. %. Wagner. Hummel. Double
plays. Byrne. Mccarthy and McKechnie.
Humm. and Zimmerman. First base on
balls OFF Cannitz. /. Off Gardner. .. off
S"anlon. .. OFF Burke. =. HIT by pitcher:
By SCanlun. I Wagner. struck out
by Camnitz. .: by Gardner. I: by Burke.
?. Left on bases P~ittsburg. s. Brooklyn.
:. Hits: OFF Scanlon. . in : Innings orr
Gardner. I nj . innings. off Scanion. 8
in Ia inning: off Burke. : in IS in
ningS. Time 1i2. Tmpires. Rigler aud
FinnCrau.
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WNstUNGTuN. July % Washington
knocked Three Detroit pitchers out ~ tho
h0t to-day. and won easily hv fhs a.ore
~ 20 o. O. pitcher walkers risht hand
vfr rplft tv n line drive from Ulsn-a
bat. Iu tho ninth inning and DO vUI he
e-orr 70 ~ o.
Was lrgfon 1Ge1o00os o. 70 3
Detroit 001010ra- % a
batteries walker. Groom md Ain.
smith fafffr. '~orinEtou. NftcrsIf
Works and stanare. Caaey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27

ST Louis broke ever I'm a double header
to-day. The visitors took the first game
by a score Of : In 6. while the locals won
the second. > to l.. Scores.
First game. II. II. r
-. Louis. ....O 81 0OlO0- 10 2
New York % o 30 % II .
Batteries-Tamilton. Nelson and Krit-
chen; Caldwell. Vaughn. Crockett and
Sweeney. Blair. Williams.
Second game; Y. ~. r.
st. Loui .....0 O0Oo1OOO-1 . q
New York zoe. 0OOO1022'- : :
Batteries-George and Kritchell. War
mop and Blair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
ZanesYille Gets Game.

TEERE HATTIE. uIy cs-Terre Hautc
failed To- hit i'm the pinches to-day. and
lost 10 GAINESVILLE. > to =. Score
K. II. T..
GAINESVILLE ..o012s0OOO-5 . .
Terre Haute. % o1OOO1O0- {
Hatteries-Stremmel .Iocns and Welsh:
AlhertS and O'Brien.
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Fort Wayne Wins.

TT. WAYNE. July 26.-Wacker won
his own game from Fort Wayne to-day.
defcatinc Grand Rapids = 10 /. when ne
doubled I'm the fifth and scored on a
sacrifice. Kroy secured four hits in
four times at bat. Score: r. 10. l..
Fort Wayne. "a OO02OOO.-2 ; 1
CIR Rapids. ~ 0l0OOOO0- II o
BatterieS-Wacker and Onslow: Mar
tin and Holmes.
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Newark Trims Vets.

DAYTON. -. July 2s.-Newsrk defeat
ed Dayton tn ,. to-day. when Compton
lost his control in the ninth inning and
Score: n. II. T..
Newark .....O OOOOOO1e-7 . o
Dayton ......0 O2lOOOOO- 6 .
Batteries-worder. Hall and Melon
ough. Compton, Summers and Konnick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Manager Koontz of the M%oundsvilIe
club has arranged a game with the
fast Bellaire team for Saturday and
the game will be played in Bellaire.
Arch clark. who has pitched such
good ball for the Mound Citys this
season. will be on the firing line for
Moundsville. and the game promises
TO be a fast n Quite a crowd OF
fans have announced their intention
OF accompanying the team.
In a game marked by the fast play
ing Of both teams. the Lorains de-
feated the Rayland team by the score
Of > 10 2. the game being played on
the Raylaud diamond last evening
and lasting eight innings. The pitch
ing Of Mack also featured the game
The twilight game was played IN
connection with q fair and festival
which was given by the Rayiand ball
team and the LOrain boys were en-
tertained and received excellent treat
ment. The score by innings follows
X. ~. r..
Lorain eO1 81 10 u
Rayland % q I . 0-3 8 I
Batteries. Lorain. Mack and Nc.
Cough kayland. Bonds ana GilChrist
Pitcher Todd. formerly Of West
Wheeling team is requested 10 call
Bell phone 93.R. Elm Grove.
Sunday afternoon tho Island 4 C..
will clash with the Dillonvale team
The team will leave here early in the
morning for the Ohio own
Tho Island 4. e team would Ike
20 arrange q game FOR Saturday with
some strong team In This vicinity. 90
accepted answer Trough IN s Paper
Tho M%oundsyilic team that has
made such n wonderful record this
seasOu Is now arranging for another
game With strong Monongaha team
with vhom they have split even in
their last two games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27

EDSTpN. July ~ With Tape hoIfInr
Chicago o. All times. Boston hit Haber
on top ~ Lord errors to-day. and won
p tu Score 70 ~ D.
Frefnu ..... .0n00ng o. 2
'hIrlro .... oooo1o0o- % p
batteries rare AMI "arrigsn Baker.
Young and Payne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-27
TRI STATE

Lancaster. :. Wilmington. >.
Reading. s. Trenton. .
Harrisburg. .. Altoona. ..
York, /. Johnstown. q.
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GET TWELVE SCORES TO saoox
LYN'S ONE.
scanlon and Burke Both rouchsd On
Lively By Pittseurr Bat
tiers IN Dame,

PlTTSBURG. July 2s.-Pittsburs hin
~Scanlon hard in the first and Burke in
the Fourth inning to-day. defeating
brooklyn. by a score OF ~ to I. The
score:
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safe on Lewis's boot. wunii beat out
n bunt. Taylor sacrificed. O'Brien
hit a long fly and Donovan scored the
winning run. The score:
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Bring a basket and the children
Masonic Picnic, Friday.
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Standing OF Uubs.

ro-day's oamss.
brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago
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totals -.......... 59f 59s $50 s449
Tonight Club vs.. owls. Holsum w.
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PIRATES WIN.
Y~sstsrday's DSvuits.

rsstsrday's Bssuits.
P1ttsourg. IL: Brooklyn. l.
u)Chicaso. 4: Boston. 4
toChicaso. 7: Boston. >
ST. Louis. :; Phiiadelphia. 6
Cincinnati. ,: New York.
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Standing of Clubs.

To-day's Games.
Wheeling at Evansville.
Newark at Dayton.
GAINESVILLE at Terre Haute.
Grand Rapids at Ft. Wayne.
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NEw YORK. Juiy 20 New York an
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ERRS:
SMOKES LOSE

Y~sstsrday's Results.
Wheeling. 8; Evansville. s.
Newark. Z; Dayton. 3.
GAINESVILLE. 8. Terre Haute. 9
OR. Rapids. 1; Fl. Wayne, >.
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Sunday afternoon tho Island 4 &.
will clash with the Dillonvale team.
The team will leave here early in the
morning for the Ohio town.
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end. w. winners
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Tho Island 4. e team would Ike
10 arrange % game FOR Saturday with
some strong team In this vicinity. o.
accepted answer Trough th OIL Paper.
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IWTT"TT"" IWIWIW1 TT|N WWN ~
Cough Rayland. Bonds and Gilchris
Pitcher Todd. formerly OF Wcs
Wheeling team is requested 10 cal
Bell phone 93.R. Elm Grove.
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Batted for Bergen in 9th.
-Batted for Burke in 9th.
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Totals ........A 10 as Is .
made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-27
VICE PAYS POLICEMEN
FOR PROTECTION, CLAIM

Chicago, Dec. 27.-Syorn state
ments that the police of the south
side district had been paid money to
protect" vice in that neigbborhood
were made today before the civil serv-
ice commission. The hearing was on
charges against Inspector Wheeler,
Captain P. J. Harding and three po-
lice lieutenants accused of inefficiency
and neglect of duty. Ike Foster, pro-
prietor of a notorious place, declared
he paid money direct to lieutenant,
now dead, on promise he would be
unmolested Foster declared he I'M
derstood Inspector Wheeler was to
receive a share of the money. Il told
Chief of Police McWeeny about pay
ing money to the lieutenant. Inspec-
tor Wheeler was in the room. The
chief told me such men as you are
worse than the lowest dog, taking
money from girls paying it to pro-
tect vice. l asked him what he
thought of inspectors and others who
took money. He replied they were
worse if they took it. He said
Wheeler had made a written state
ment of the matter. That is all the
| satisfaction l got"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-27

which will last until primary day." Mr..
Small replied
The general impression was permit
ted to prevail that 60 days is sufficient
for pre-primary canvass of the state,
indicating that the Kankakee man will
get into the going just about the time
Senator LoriIner's convention gathers
at the capital
Senator Lorimer personally broke
the news that Senator Cullom is to
have the favorable consideration of
his state convention, but by inference
III his speech at Nation he discussed
the case of the late Senator John Sher-
man of Ohio, the efforts which were
| made by his foes to defeat him for re
election, and emphatically declared
the long career of a statesman al
Washington is sufficient reason for his
reelection in spite of attempts Of pc
litical enemies TO supplant him. This
statement was accepted as touching
upon the present political status Of
Senator Cullom.