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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-14
HATCH SOME RUNNER.
Wins st. Louis Marathon for the
Fourth Consecutive Time.

ST. LOUIS, May 13.-Sidney Hatch of
Chicago, three-time winner of the Mis-
souri, Athletic Clubs annual marathon.
won the event again today. His time was
:S:04. So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-14

Two base hits-Collins, Davis. Thomas. Sacn-
fec hits-Murphy. Hsker. Thomas. Double plays
-.Ncinns, Davis I'D Baker: Mcinnis. Collins
and Davis. Passed iball-Krichell. Stolen bases
Oldring. Shotton. Bases balls-O6 Lake. !;
on Plank, 4. Struck out-By Lake. 8: By risnk.
). Left on basesIt. Louis. s; Phtla1slDhia. 8.
. .n% o e n.%s unDres-xe''' pins'a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-14
Yesterdays Results.
Schedules.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

TODAY. TOMORROW.
Washing at ST. Louis. Washing at st. Louis
Philadelp'a at Chicago. PHILADELPHIA at Chicago
Boston at Detroit. Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-14

Continued on Third Page.)
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Pat Dougherty was out today for the
first time in four days. The veteran
left fielder of tho Chicago team hurt
Continued on Second Page.)
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05

Sd resnlately through - years OF hit
ter Struggle. raised this poor blind
American boy 70 z seat in the most
distinguished law-nakIng bodE in the
World although he sometimes liTe
On the verge OF starvation Nothing
couId shake his determination 10 be
q senator. He haE no eyes- but b
had toaEue He had no moneF. bur
he had courage He vas obscure. but
he had high ambition He could
noz see tie world about hin. but he
had 2 smile 10 win II. perseverance
10 cozsel admiration and support
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
THE MARKETS
ersIns Were weak.

Gate Eisy leased Wire Sga-~sce
CHICAGO. March f-Whsat vzs
Eas al opening, bur tarned upward
Ef1a rash asd there Ess little On
sake Tie close was az an advance
Of fsse fo- Mar and &c for July Corr
and Eats sssre5 this strength and
closed higher.
TIE whezs market showed 10 en-
enlargement from TIE cables received
aesore ope1Eng Foreign markets
Te-e lowe- Cheaper offerings from
Argentine and Australia ara continued
Ts5srzl shap-ents from Russia Win
decline In the Argentine speculative
usrks- II B1eaos ARES. care the
screEx1 importers reasoas % expect
loTe- Prsrss WEAKNESS thus report
- from oszsr side caused z iac,ine
q. c-e-fo-r-z cent II the opening
hare Market conditions. however.
co-psetstr reTsrse5 Immediately as-
~ th= Opening and bEyizz became
genera sd heayY. TIE receipts AZ
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60 6us5eES shcr- g last vear. and
the heavy decrease II Mi1nsapcs
szo15s ara e911zra-iTslF large ship
us1ts from th@re z1E ctae- ~ssse-n
s-ziz ca-teys EEsEre considerable
decrease II the Vssfhis srp2IT
Corn. 700. oasnsd ~eak. but This
Eezknes- vas oTe-co-e Ther wheat
revIFes and il The eEd substantial
gain vas made Weather though fue
Far rzaEke-:ng- Is bsirg diz-egarded hy
me farmers. Hha zrEear 10 EzFe sold
al trey lnte1d 70 dispose c. ~ the
c1xrsz- pEires TIE ezo--ous exro-.
today os s15.sgss bushels from Atlantic
ssabozrl Eas one u the helps 10 sas
raarEe-
Receipts il Gals Il Chicago Tor she
dzy ~ere only nc cars compared u
Is5 lie same Gzy last rear. ard 10,
The xeeE. f.IsI a@l6 d11- ~eFe received
compared 10 f.sszzTT ssasa last ye2-s These
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sellers rho we're encouraged by wess
4 cpsrEgs III 1s1e- es1ters and tie II
essEens weather eozsEfEl0aS. However
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05

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us.ful Fri.a.,

People are loved not ~ 1- zer9
ness, their beauty. Their NJ
wisdom, but for their ulE1y Ia IL
or she be Of any use to re- 1e
question which arises IN tn z.ss q
many men and wome1 xnea 51r
duced. and if the answer i 81 ~
negative there is no contInEzEce &
The acquaintanceship Gen1levomzz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
Daily Grain Letter.

CHICAGO. March 3-Cabfes one
eighth lover. Reciprocity bin baked
and may be defeated
! little military uneasiness between
IfSiy and Austria
Temperance OF theories that whess
receipts run small and visible de-
crease steadily.
Important value repor-, due Noaday.
not nkeIy 70 exceed IS. ats. GEO and
BID Coo 600 bushels corn.
Other careful hgares outline la5 to
80 600 900 ana f.s775.0<sa. 0oa bushels
corr n government figures
While strong bull turns are rot in
slight. sentiment il al grains has nm
Gerguns = severe twist
We are probably due 10 enter a Sc
ries q sharp changes without man
ufacture OF re~ low points
Big corn run viii De over in two
weeks ard with appearances OF re-
se-Te figures bear POKER viii Re ex-
ila1s-ed-
II seTeTe- liquidation is 10 be forced
N Nar corn il viii hare to come IL
six or screen weeks when May deiiy-
cries are due
Mar oats, while due TO resist pres
sire. face possibility o. s.eoa. as-s
bushels IN store al Chicago, on Mas
delivery day. against around $3.50 .es'sl
lss, rear. Any early break in the
grain list should be followed BIZ raj
IL.
Wheat gossip among the traders
last night wss That local shorts have
been run in and professionals who
we-e oailish Eere not getting ans
help from outside. The break OF one
nss cert II the LAST few minutes Was
expiai1e6 as due 70 late slump OF SO
points in stocks in WaIl strees and
report from Washington that extra
session OF congress was s1re 70 %
called reports that the government
IS 10 investigate the steel corporation
As vel ~ other big corporations
. Those who acre huslish szsa that hzg
Il not bean for these reports 1hs-s
would have beer TO break At the close
Daily Range Of Prices.
CHICAGO. Ma-Sssa
OYeu High Law Close
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
Daily Range Of Prices
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Mare-sas -
Open. High. Lnw ClQss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
ST. LouIs Asy Market.

Lecss srsi- N1rc-.-
KEOKUk- March s-Tse tosaoSins
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
vance. oats followed and closed WIN

vance, cats followed and Closed VIE
an advance.
There was continuance Of builish
tone On the market for hog products.
The demand was large Tor lard for
foreign shipments and the offerings
light, There was little dore IN pork
but IN ribs. as in lard. the business
vas OF good volume
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05

5oy Ed E111Gl p4eEE-SS seem 10 stand
n hlga tavo- vf1h Tas picture fans o.
KaokEk Possibly siae best picture 10
be sloyE OF me program Eiil be
SegiE picture called TIE OEtbreak-7
III sE9Es two Eoa1g women Of near
BIZ rzzea rsdizg, -hsn- seeing = mza
Iy1g II The road. gre of them dis
loGlrs sz6 finds that TIE uaa Is
dead As she Es 10 tel hs- frie1d
Eaay are SCI EFoa by the indians and
are c-rsd al
1 razcEer wEo has ESCAPED the In
ESz1z rsEs 10 arouse lis neigh hovs-
Ec-tzg u tae girls hone he tells the
views g05 AID PHI ride away and
eo-e se-css the zza ire girls lid
sas7 Il TIE roaG- Bah dfsecTsrs 2
ce-a aaEszgzzg % oze CT than Tess
rz.s 1rzr-51AzsF 6aeE 10 the ranca-
-asrs crEEezs z5 rale1ers arg nnw
gztAar&zg TIE r#5 aoys cE-ge
Ea-s@s zzs g= Izs h1-se-ea. &c
caz -s - rEo Tn1zz1 sc1--s-
TEsT asa- cFsrza1g Ire arz11iag
Z Tzss1zzs T1sg B=ava KasEr hc-sss aad
essss7E IN tcct- IAex oFso Ers o1 g1=
E-5a-<
Taxing aaEzaszse ~ II o1po-zun@
z6-ez sasE gz1 the esnte- q The
camp. and ssiE1g TIE ITO I1dizzs
-zs s-s zzr1zzs the girls. aETi them
szso xz.e rTsv. The rest o< taa F-Gsze-s
e1--Gee firing only 10 ind thez-
ss=sEas z-rrrz-5e6 NJ : large posse,
T1sT 5-2 E-so he wsls- ard are
se1r br ne erzga5 mites
T5e-= rFls b osssr pirt-@ equal
n - Interesting iaesEdszg 2 izts B5o.
E-zrE Eacture- ca1@d The Heart G :
szFzgs
TIE Management has taczasd u
gre -Ar4e complete stows So-orrow
zlght ~ --g.e ssasa and s-a1 Il orEe,
70 accommodate The c-ovds Il yo1
. can gsg = tie Grss Show. TT tE
secor1 Or third
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
Chicago Live Stock.


CHICAGO. March s-Cattle. re
celpSs, go: market steady Beeyes,
s5.25 10 ST: Texas steers. $40 10
$3.50: western steers, $40 10 $3.50;
stockers and feeders. 81 to $3.50.
cows and heifers. sesss 10 S.; calves.
s. TO 1915.
Hogs. receipts. ie.VN9 ua-ses most
Il sc higher. Light, sss5 10 s1-25;
naked. ss.sa to sT.e0: heavy. SAFE to
Sis: rough. ss,Te 10 Sass: good 20
choice heavy. ss-ss TO s7-lss pigs. $3.50
10 ss-35: bulk OF sales. sS.s5 70 s1.i9.
sheep. receipts. .aae. narket
sseadr. Natives s. 10 s4-sa. westerus,
ss.ss to sa.Sa: ysarlugs. SITS 10
s575: lambs. native. s. 10 $50:
westerns. s5ss TO ss-eS
ST. Louis Hay Market
ST. LOUIS March 4-Na-ks. high
er On an grades Ct hay.
East side basis. Timothy. choice,
sIS-C1 10 siSsAs No, 4 sis 70 sia5e;
No :. siiga TO sgs ess: prairie. euist;
choice. sls 10 slT; o. :. sias8 . stl;
aew ctoysr. dali slS-ess good alfalfa,
Quses but arm. a. st7.se 20 sE7-sa
leesi srsi- Marks-.
KEoKUk. March s-Tse tasaoSius
na-sess. furnished hr re O s. TAI
( "a. rcuranr-
No =. Wheat red ~
Nc. :. wkesS. red -.. -
No 2. Wheat bard -- ~
Nsw white cats -..-..-s- ~
Mixed oats --....--.@ -
/ Cr-l .---.----.e. -.4+--- 49,
l-e,r lss. Sack.
kE0KUK. March S-Tne follow srs
! rsre stock narses furEtsne-s today D
4 scecna Hauhe-e.
Hogs-Gooi butchers. ss-a
4 see7-Eu,eAsrs. ssee
Lambs s5ee
Calves-ssse 10 80.
New vsrx Prc1G-e-
NEW YORK. March s-Tae pro
curs markets are as fellows.
Butter. creamery. &c
Process rscial. tstse.
E<gx FRESH gssAared- westefs
Erssss -ts@lSe
FsnSy boxed fowis. ra.=f51sssc
DTy rzcseS sr-sngss las 9slsc-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-24
] )


\ Corn Roast. 4
"a number OF young persons have ite.
ceived invitations to a corn roast to
be given by number Of East Park
girls on Friday evening at the home
of Miss Virtue Horner on. East Park
avenue. A pleasant evening is antict.
pated. 4
Attended Funeral.
Mr.. "A. B. Mcdaniel, Of Merchant
street, attended the funeral of his
nephew, a child about six months old,
Lat Summers church near Tfiune yes.
tefday.l e
Meets this evening.
The, Aid Society Of the Diamond
I4mond Street M .. church will meet
this evening at the home Of Mrs. s.. p.
Jones on East Park avenue. 2
Personals.
Mrs. Harry Fletcher and children,
Nellie, Louise and OdeIl and Miss Net.
tie Kinkead, went to McMechen to-day
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Alexander, who has been very
i'll for couple Of weeks, is now able
to be out.
Mr.. j. B. Levelle, of Merchant street.
is sick.
Mrs. Carl Miller. is at Petersburg
this week visiting her parents.
Rev. L. B. Bowers returned yester.
day evening from Moorefeld where
he delivered alecture.
Mrs. Clark Merrffield is home from
a visit to her sister, at Mooresville.
Mrs. George Thomas, Of Columbia
street, is visiting her parents ia Buck
harmon.
Messrs. Carl Springer and Clyde
Hll, arrived home this morning from
"a two weeks trip to Atlantic City,
New York, Baltimore and Washing
ton. 4
Miss Bessie Heindel, Of wooster,
O., who has been the guest Of Mr.. audi
Mrs. ]. W. Reeves and family, on Nor.
gantown. avenue, has returned home.
Mrs. Florence .Carraher, of State
street. who has been IL for some time;,
Is improving. a
Msis MYRTLE Powell, OF Rosemont, ia
the guest iot Me ana Mrs. .Aldine Ham.
mers on Columbia street. r,
Mrs. James Hawkins, of Market
street is at Morgantown visiting her;
sister, Mrs. Fr1m.
Misses Pearl and Dana Jacobs re-
turned home today after spending
three weeks with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r Bennett, at Morgan.
town. " m '.,
Mr.. Ray Horner is at Burton visit
inc ralnfivna - - =
Mrs. Ann Baker, who had been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. William
Vannort, at Versailles. Pa, returned
this week accompanied by Mrs. Yan.l
mort and little daughter, Margaret.
They will visit relatives here, at Wat.
son and atPhillppi.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-24

often buy gold bricks BY mails fact always sending kae
rainbow dealers I've blown
myself for bogus orange shore
THE WISE mines
INVESTOR elephants get me a their sell
wind and Belgian hares But when fellow toylspnen alk
and ask me some local am
Hye and. wise NAY nay cry merely Rd
and wooly dreams spend hard earned dough helpo this
village grow would yield but SIX which nus my
and never cease Hpdsohs and mines million
miles away and Wireless snakes and gravel pits and
them pain and vagrant breaks bosom or my
g and nov and then the hat
.sasssaAs.saE l9aa11e4eo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-24
Thai REso RI HoTEL,

tl1 u f1tAls shESSfkgl6 ~ SAli Eskftcs ~ W
n dote on that resort hotel, g
Where I've been resting for q spell.
Ny room was on the second floor
Above the kitchen, and the roar
Put UP by me did not suffice
To change the room or cen the price.
The all pervadlng smell Of food
With cabbage fried and onions stewed,
Raised havoc with my appetite
Until couldn't eat a bite. 4
Ny bedroom was Just eight feet square
It held a bed and one lame chair.
] co1ldn't undress there at all,
But took my clothes off in the hall
And then leaped himbly into bed
And covered up my aching head.
Beneath my window all night long
The spoonecs sang their loyesick song.
A Romea came there to play +,
His mandolin till break bf day, 3.
His sweetheartts bower was Just.
L above I
Ny room, and his sad tune OF love II !
Kept me awake, dozzon the luck,
TIL five upon the clock has struck.
Mosquitoes large as monoplanes
Stuck their bills through the window
panes.
The fruit we got had all been canned,
The only sport was getting tanned.
This old town surely looks the best,
Back home for mine, by gum, to rest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-24
: MOLLY PITCHER. |:
: At GRAND TONIGHT
PoRTRAYINe or FAMOUS WAR.
WoMAN-No PICTURES NOR.
ROW But SPECIAL 4 BILL FOR,
ATuRDAy. @..s,

Tonight will be the last opportunity
for you to see the excellent pictures
at the Grand Opera House until the
Saturdays matinee, ass there Swill be
no picture. show there on tomorrow,
Friday, on account OF 'The Night
sRiderr having the house for a one
nights stands This is the first, time
that theseyer popular, Spragg Amuse-
ment Company has failed to entertain
the people Of Falrmont twice daily for
the past several months.
Col. Spragg and his able local as.
sistant have arranged special bill
for this evening on account Of no pic
ture show tomorrow. The headIiner
Is Holly Pitcher" a Champion pic
ture and Is one of the most historical
ever shownin West Virginia, showing
the life and battle activities OF this fa-
nous woman during the Revolution
airy war lisa picture that appeals to
those who like history; aud It would
be we'll that parents take their chill
dren to the Grand this evening to see
the best motion. picture actors In this
country pofttay'the life OF this woman,
whose memory I'll Amerlcan.loving
people honoriand respect.
In addition to the above named pics
ture there are four other pictures
that cannot be surpassed, being Of DIFF.
ferert classification; that Is to say
that IL you ldo,not like a war scene the
humorous ones will naturally appeal
TO; you. The qiartette of pictures fol-
low and their titles tell what kind they
are: vi siss
"THE INVENTORS WIFE"
IA FATHERS LOVE" tP6wersl.
THE PRICE OF VANITY tReli4|
ance).3 III ~
1.-THE RANcHlIAN AND THE MI.
SER"
The last named picture isga west
ern one and carries with 1t some hair:
raising incidents, n, tB
Remember, no picture show at the |
Grand tomorrow but watch tie West.
on Saturday fora special
and elaborate bill for Saturday eveiis
Ing by TIE sbiagg Amusement CONS
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-24
PERSONALS
~. PEOPLE ~
as THEY CONE AND Co

Mrs. John r. Cook and daughters,
Misses Louise and Virginia and son
John have returned from an EXTENDED
visit to the eastern shore Of Maryland.
Miss Cook has also visited friends In
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Arthur Brobst has returned
from Connelsvllle where she had been
the guest of relatives. She was &C.
companted here by her sister, Miss
Julia Zimmerman who is her guest.
Mrs. o. P. Mckinney and daughter,
Gertrude returned last night from
Blkins where they had been the
guests Of relatives.
Mrs. G. F. Carroll has returned
from several weeks visit to Colum,
bus, Ohio and Moundsville. =
Miss Clermond Mendel who had
been the guest OF Misses Genevleye
and Maria Raymond has returned to
Loeb Lynn, Md.
DR.. and Mrs. H. s. Yost left this
morning for Atlantic City to spend
two weeks.
Messrs. s, J. and 7. M. Courtney o.
the firm Of Courtney and Son left to-
day for New York to buy fall goods
for the firm.
Mrs. W. H. Blllingslea is the guest
of Mrs. G. NJ. Jacobs at Mt. Lake
Park, Md.
DR.. W. G. Ogden left this morning
for an extended visit to California.
Miss Lena slnsel formerly Of thA
city now Of Meyersdale, Pa, was inI
the city today enroute from a VISIT
with relatives in Taylor county toll
Meyersdale-
Misses Pearl and Dana Jacobs,
who had been the guests of relatives
in Morgantown for several weeks %IllI
return home tonight.
Mrs. G. e. Smith and daughter! Car
olIhe are expected home tonight on
No. S. from Loeb Lynn, Nd, where
they had spent the past several
weeks,
Mrs. Walter "A. Mestre2at and Miss
Mary Mestrezat leave in the morning
FOR Atlantic City on the way back
they expect to stop In Washington
FOR visit with relatives, Morgan
own Possc Chronicle! "a
Mrs. James %. watson left thlsI
2hi 4 &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-24


Misses Helen and Sara SWi.her
who hive been spending several weeks
in PiiisbnrE Pa and points 'n Ohio
tile guests OF lrieuds. have returned
home Charleston Mail.
Thos- w Fleming and son, A. S.
Fleming are registered al The chal-
fonte Hotel "a Atlantic City.
Mrs q J. Flemins left this after
noon on Il Tor ut. Lake Park. Nd.
where she Viii spend "a week with
III. jsW Polling len ms tnofrfing
for Atlantic City ID spend EeW'
Mrs /. n. David and Mrs. RIOS Yost
left this morning for Atlantic City to
spend two weeks.
Mrs. Rose Steele went to Morgiii.,
town yesterday to visit relatives.
Mr. John 9IcCooi and daughter, Miss,
Kathargn Met Cool went ito West TN
ION this morning tosspend, seyeraIa days;
with relatives 2, ', e 4
Mrs. Minor Dnnhafn who had BEEN
the guest Of relative Is lin the city tor
'aiweek returned to her home in Nor
gansown this afternoon. Al
d a il y . ! d HI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-24
WHAT'S THE Use.

What's the use of cryin'
And a.bellerin' and sighin's
And a.bowlin, and asauawin'
When things amt goln, right?
What's the use OF s@eariny 4
And a.cussin, and a:tearin' IS.
And &peexins and a.grieyin.? &
II doesn't help q mite.
,There's no remedy In spealfn's
But a whole lot in c6hcealin' Il
The emotions You are feelin'
And in putin up a fight, Il
Keep on iiggin, every minute.
There's a lot of virtue in It.
If you've got a goal you'll win It,
Things will come your way all right
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-24
Returned from. Auto TrIp.

Or, and MISE, w. Howard and chill:
dren have returned from a motoring
trip through Pennsylvania. They were
accompanied there by Mrs. J. M
Howard, Of Masontown, Pa, and MRS.
L w, Lewellen and son, Paul. of Tar
entum, Pa, who had been their guests.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-24
slpNEY .MAs lA.LlTTLE SLOW.

Hogwallow correspondence: fpThe
Excelsior FIddling band walked over
to Poke Eazley,s home the other night
and played for the dance. Sidney
Hooks; who plays the small fiddle, got
behind during the rendition Of sew.
eral fast pieces and did not get
Through with his4part Of the music un;
TIL the other members OF the band
had departed for home" .;i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-24
Aid Society To.nlaht,

1.-THE Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
M. 3. church will meet this evening
lat 1880 O'Clock at the home Of Mrs.
Carl Yost on East Park avenue.