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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
SENATE COMMITTEE
To RETURN TO
BORDER
Chairman Smith Intimatcs
That Report May Cmticise
Alleged FavOritism to Ma
dero as Revolutionist.
my Lrn.rd Wire DO EyrnIns II,raIdl

IVY tFHNFN "NFf y"
Washmgtun, Dee. Iw'"l IAhl
witnesses win testify at Wo mu"'"n
within 20 few days hci"rr lU" "u'"
ruD-ruumittoc invcsttrunne '"n''
ton, along ia" McNicau u"uiW.,
chairman William Alden -min .b
today thr committee would return 900
the Mr>an line 10 finish !nyrst'Fa-
nuus nnd probably report tn c"uEr' .
JANUARY /. senator smith Indicated
that INDEPENDENT representations were
u,a, iu president 1an rrrnrdlug re-
putia ul violations "l tine n'ulIhlilS
luNH
We ,uund no clidru,, ihat favor
had been shown 10 G'u ret 'ITuI'o,
sIid senator smith, 'hul . cannot say
goo ul,u rrrhrdug m, treatment "l
AlUd,Ir.
Th, nature oG tho committees r"'-
umm.uda aliuus iH rlua'l "wud'd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
EXTRADITI0N OF WOMAN
MURDER SUSPECT FOUGHT
my Leased Wire TO nvsninE Herald

NUUVOuNor r, ., Doc, T"'EHuTIF
tn urc\rnt the cNtraditiun Of Mrs.
I.urcul Matthews to oklahoma on Il
charge ur having murdered her hus-
band. Lawrence Matthews, at still
water tour years ago. were put torth
hy hur attorneys today before the
suurrruu ruuTt. Counsel ContCndcd
that th, terms Of the treaty between
Canada aud tn" United states pro-
hibilud such an rXtrHditi"n On IN"
ryidrupD. submitted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
IInmnn Iinmh Wins ncInN.

Los Angeles. Dec. i,.-Th" trnl Z"
carl Rirdclhnch, known Hs thr "hu
man bomb" since his threat, thrr'
Nrcks ago, tO dynamite the polio.
station. was continued today uutl
bee. 20, to enable his attorney To- "l,
tain allidavils regarding th" dyuu
mltor's alleged insanity from rrlt
tlNrs n Itah aud the Cust.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
Turks Ncpo,Intc for Cruiser.

COnstatntlnOplc, Dec. 4.'-Thc ncgo-
tlatl0ns recently opened by tho Turk
lHh minister Of marine, Sallh boy
with the Argentine government f"T
the purchase Of a powerful cruiser,
are said "a have reached a wcll-ad-
Vancod stage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
BRITISH sUFFRAGETTES
PLAN TO THEoW BOMBS
INV Lcnscd wiro 70 Evening Herald !

I.OudUn, Dec. l---ThC mIlIinnt sun
fruE"tics decided at recent meeting
10 resort to thr us" of explosives ir
the government refuses G." iucOrpor-
ate woman surrrag" in tn" fnrihcpm-
Ing franchise bin, according to q
statement b sued hy a news agcncN
today. Volunteers are Ia % called
for To- use bombs both inside and out
sid, the house ui commons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
wealthy Youth Wrds.

Colorado Springs. Drc. t,--lii"hard
Lcc Mclilnnic, son al James H.. MC
ktuuic, multl-milliouuirr OF this uity
and I.na Angeles, uud Miss Madeline
A. Nulon, daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs.
John S0lOn of Munituu. Colo. were
married at the home ct Mr. ana Mrs,
NulOn this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
IIrs. Robert Gnclci Drad.

Paris. DrC, I Mr.. t"h'r i,u' ''i
u SECS York died TO-DAY at n'r i"u
r,r idrurp. Mrs. GUulcl.s luH'd' %
mamr Uag llnrrirtic warren. Sic H'
married lu Robert GOclri Iu 1872. 10"
whom She had two children, ll'.lr.
aud Euhrrt Walton G0rlri
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
PENSIONS WIDOWS OF
SPANISH WAR SOLDIERS
Tny Leased Wire rc Evening Herald !

Washington, bo.. I, Ncariy 5000
i'rWs ana MINOR ouuurru ni .rirr-
ans st the Standardization var 81
the Philippine iusurrryu"u would re-
,niyC pensions under thc frHgG bill
plS.,cd TODAY b, lh" nous" without
dcbat, The hil provides that the
widow of un oilic,r ur enlisted man
who served ninety days during the
Spanish American ur the Philippine
uud July T. 1909, uu certain cOndi-
ions shalt receive "a pension uf $l2 u
month. For each minor child, tho
widow would receive 81 ana IN case
oi the widows death the $i2 would
be- paid to the child or children.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
I,cd Crescent s,rnds aaaS. 600.

C0natantinople. Dec, Tho Tusks
ish Red Crescent has COLLECTED ana
spent tssb,0OO on tho Turkish hOnpit-
ais. Unfortunately the Red Crescent
society does not extend 10 the ohol-
era camps,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04

TODAYs NEWS TODAY
You get M In the IrERAI.D.
SIXTY Cents month or ~ crhts
= week delivered at your door,
ATTY cenis by man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE harvest
ing OF winter wheat in Texas will be
under way In six or eieht weeks. and
it will proceed northward in rapid
strides. The Lone Star State and
Oklahoma have promises of good
yields, and the plant In Kansas is
nearly al covered with snow. which
reflects healthy condition. Under
these conditions and Win an absence
OF demand for cash wheat, there IL
little on which to buy that ceres
around the present level of nrlces. In
addition to the cargo of wheat Ia
come here from Manitowoc on Wed
nesdaT, 100, 600 bushels were SOLD ta
come from Fairport. Ohio, at The
opening OF navigation. All nf this
wheat, aud more, 700, will tnd its
way into the hands OF the longs in
May wheat. when the arst dav uf that
month rolls arorud Tho fact that
May wheat now Settles" win, n ssreaf
mary firms on the board OF trade,
shows that liquidation has been uuder
way for some time and that the an !.
tire situation Is loosening up and that
the bears VIII experience sgDooth
shedding unless the bulls scare a lot
OF erep damage reports.
The prospects for unsettled wealth
err was the factor In the orn market
as IL not only drove scattered shorts
to cover, burt 1t caused mant of the
bulls TO take on additional lines
While there are still rood holdings Of
the May future here following the
liberal liquidation OF the past few
days, those owning corn were not dis
posed to allow any Of this future to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
WOULD ADD JUDGE
TO THIS CIRCUIT
PRITCHARD FAvORs APPOINTMENT
OF ANOTHER FEDERAL JURIsT
TO EaUALIZE SYSTEM.
ADDRESSES LEGAL BAR
r. II. G. CABELL IS ELECTED PREsI-
DENT OFF RICHMOND AssOCIA-
TioN-CARRINGToN NAMED
PRESIDENT.
ADDRESSES LEGAL BAR

Appointment OF another Judge for
the eusiai gaolIiat c,iSuit walsh M
eiduts tnsAi.a ana ses,Iai a,sy.ecnt
Staeos Was s.fuhoIy auN1cd.eu ~
Juuse Je.er L. rrl.cnaru an a Response
TO "A Toast last nieIt ut the t.iiii ssdi
Hieetins ana Dan4uSt OF me nlNntilonu
bar Association al me ,oi.ilao.I" Csi.tn
tido. Jduse fli.cnaIo, Ioin.ca cdl
ttia, this rs the oiny clcult wn4cn mas
ahiy Two JUDGES, atl lac otneIs at..ls
three. lne tLner Jdilst a-sut4ae,d
wIt,I him Is Juuse ao.l.
Following Juuec rri,chard's talk,
the as%o.iatiun auopted resolutions
Suggesting me APPOINTMENT vi spe-
ciaI committee IL act IN CON- dnc.on
with a sihiiIar committee hon the
state Bar Association 10 Jake tne mat
ter up with ,onsless. ana 10 urse me
passage OF Il I'm creating an auoItion-
al Juiist for TINS rooerat GREAT.
Invite white 1ete.
Resolutions were also ADOPTED lnyit-
ing onIef justice W hue. OF the United
states supreme Courl, To sit with the
Circuit court the next time 1t meets
in Richmond, this beng me ciicult
to which justice " hite rs assigned.
The lawyers depiored the hillsville
Tragedy IN another set OF resoiu.lon ms,
In which particular regrets were ex-
pressed at the unrirnefy END of Judge
Afassie. Practically all the speakers
referred to the AFFAIR.
Among those who spoke were Mayor
Richardson, and Z. +. Winston, vet
eran clerk OF the Law and Equity
Court. who recounted interesting
events of the days when he was young.
Judge Rose, of the Federal District
Court, of North Carolina, was also
present, and responded to a toast.
Cabeii Chosen President.
Patrick Henry Clay Cabeli was
elected president of the association
Richard W. Darlington was chosen
secretary and treasurer to succeed
Maurice A. Powers. who retired after
seven years of faithful service.
Other officers were elected as fol-
lows: J. Jordan Leake, first vice pres
ident: W. Crump Tue ker. second vice.
president; Henry 4. Miller, third vice.
president. Henry w. Anderson was
chosen chairman of the executive COM
mittee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, March ii.--More de-
cided strength was shown In the cot
ton market today. he price level
was wen sustained throughout the
session at nearly the highest level 81
the year, and the trading Indicated
much less selling pressure, either for
realizing or for the short account.
There were no new developments in
the news items and. the market APP
peared to reflect rather more sold
old condition than aggressive tactrs
by the bull contingent IL might tie
said, however, in this connection that
bids TO. large blocks of July contracts
were taken on the floor to mean ac-
cumuiations In that month by lead
Ing speculative and spot interests.
and that the position " the bear
account Was seriously threatened IN
this direction. On the other hand.
the bears contend that the market
is for the most part a weather af-
fair. and would quite likely make a
partial collie pse should planting con-
ditions change for the better in the
Immediate future.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
DYING MAN SAYS
WIFE SHOT HIM

ATLANTA, GA, March I4.--Eugene
ii. otace nraIu Ms uedtn seiI..u.e
with suliis IaIa a4teIn nom, Whtn the
young ALBANIAN. Wuo says he was
uiussed auu shot by ms wite, iormer-
iy nrs. Daisy Ulrich Uple, OF fhlla-
ueipnla, Was lola py the surgeons that
there is no hope tor hum anu that
ueatn is only question of ume, A
snhie iutt.n over mo lace, ana ne said
10 his mother, WHO Was weeping:
Don't weep, mother dear. Ii is
Coos will | reckon. and PROBABLY all
for the best"
Grace received the news as though
ii " ere a matter OF business. He sian-
ed a statement reIterating that ms
wife shot INN. after drusging hum,
and that her motive was TO secure
900 insurance he carried on his lie.
I he doctors say trace may ule at
any moment, though he may lingor
several DAYS. 1hey do not expect MN
to live through the night.
All of his body below the spot where
his spine was severed by the bullet
Is aedu now.
Mrs. Grace created Il scene in the
Tower this afternoon when informed
her husband was slowly dying. She
became hysterital and shrleked: Take
me to hun, take me to him.
She Insisted that IL she were taken
TO the hospital she could induce Grace
to retract the charge that she had
drugged and shot him.
Eugene must not die and leave that
charge against me-" she cried.
e When word was carried to Grace
that his wife wanted to see him. the
dying man s;fid:
Don't bring her here. / don't want
to see her"
Mrs. Grace was greatly affected by
her husbands refusal to see her. fire.
quently crying out; .'And ! loxe him
so. | love him so
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
MINERS MAY NOT
| STRIKE AFTER ALL

NEW YORK, March 14.--At noon
tomorrow the delegates of the anthra-
cite coal mine workers, Will present
to the operators committee OF tel.
their reply to the final settlement
by the operators committee, which
rejected every demand made by the
miners and proposed TO continue the
present contract for an additional
period OF three years.
After comforting upon the matter
Tor ten hours the mine workers dele
gates adopted their pos...on tonight at
the Hotel Victoria. 1t was dec.oed
unanimously that the statement de-
inning this position should be deliver
ed to the employers representatives
before IL was made public
President John r. White. of the
United Mine Workers OF America, in
formed the International News Service
that he had not authorized published
statements in the evening papers
threatening a strike or declaring that
a strike is inevitable on April LIST"
The present working contrae Ia
governing wages and other conditions
of the mine employees expire at H,ia
night March 3ist," explained Mr..
White. After that hour the terms
OF the contracts are no longer bind
ing y suspension OF work follows
as matter of course.
But. understand that situation
arises provided that new agreements
OF contracts are not entered into, or
that negotiations are not in prosr
under which tentative contracts may
be effective. | cannot predict what
will take place that far In advance
at this time. And neither myself or
my colleagues here. among the dele
rates, came East to mako predictions.
We were sent here TO arrange new
working contracts upon certain con-
ditions. The work az our organixa-
ton 10 to keep It's members emaIoyed
ut the best possible terms. and not
to create strikes. That IL al there
81 10 say" al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15

NEW YORK. March l4.--Money on
call at the Stock Exchange today
opened at Ia per cent, highest.
2i-2: lowest. Ia: closing 2 IA per
cert Most Of the days loans We're
made at 2 1-2 per cent.
There Is no change IN the time
money market. Rates are firm. but
business remains quiet and feature
less. Rates are 3 a ii per cent for
sixty days, la a 3 IL per cent. for
Three. four, i've and six months. and
Ii per cent for over the year.
Commercial paper Is quiet at Va
tl-i per cent. for the best names.
London discounts. IL per cent. OF
i-iS. Paris discounts. ~ per cent.
on l-s: Berlin discounts. "a per
cent, unchanged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. March 14.--Wheat
closed is 10 3-sc higher on prom
ise of heavy receipts and on fine crop
prospects in Texas and the West.
May. los Is; July. 80 Is: Scptem-
Der. % asa rs Ia
Corn mp 3-S To IL on prospects
for unsettled weather May. II So:
July. IL Is, September. 70.
Oats, is TO Ia better. Trading
very light. May 3l-2; July. 80;
Septem Der, AZ IS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15

Military. Arunaes Control.

CANEA, CRETE. March 1.-The
military branch Of tho government Of
Crete deposed the executive govern
ing body today and has assumed
control Of affairs. There IL no dis
order. but conditions are chaotic. The
assembly has not been convoked for
two days. owing to the seriousness
Of the situation. Personal ana 20.
htical rivalries existing between the
various leaders in the coun.-y are
the most serious obstacles In the way
Of an agreement upon q future form
OF government.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15

slip through their fingers, save on the
hard spots encountered.
There are few new huyin~ orders TO
he seen In oats. and for this reason
the bears continue to experience but
little trouble in fofcing prices down
ward at Will. The July future. which
was a favorItc few days ago. seems
To he growing in diefa"or.
xtIIy- Omen High Low ClOgp,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.


tNeporf~d by ROdRera, McCnbe 4 Col
PETERSBURG. VA. March IA
spanish-Market firm; s2h cents ask
ed; 80 cents bid Virg inias--Marke ct
firm. Fancy Jumbo 4c to Lie. per
pound. fancy hand picked. 3.c. per
pound; extra prime, Use. per pound;
prime. 3 1-2c. per pound; machine
picked. Sc. to Lee. per pound: she'll
Ing stock. 2 1-2 C. to Sc per pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
eATHTUB TRUST JURY
REPORTS A DISAGREEMENT

DETROIT. MICH, March l4.--The
jury in the case OF the government
against the RAthtub Trust tonight re-
ported q dlsagreeinent. and was lis
charged. A poll Of the Jurors showed
that seven favored conviction ard ave
wArA tor ac0ultta1 s SsS9
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. March Is, 1912.
Following are the quotations on the
Richrncnd Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN SHIPPING AND STEMMING,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
CHINESE THREATEN
TO KILL TOURISTS
PARTY ON STEAMER CLEVELAND
WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO
LAND AT CANTON.
REBELS ARE BEATEN
AFTER THREE BATTLES PEOPLES
ARMY IS DRIVEN BACH But
APrEAR TO HOLD KEY
TO SITUATION.

HONG KONG, March ii.--So
critical ls tho situation an 'tanton tnat
the arrangements for the reception
here OF tne iarse party OF Afnefi.aa
tourists, uue on tae steamer 1te,e-
land next week. have been canceied-
Inc ieaaers OF the people army IN
canton have openly TIM eatea.o to
muruer the tourists aDoard the
Cleveland, In oruer to face Amer
lean intervention in Caina.
Desuitarv ding continues on the
outskirts OF Canton. a number of
bniie,s have fanen in the foreign
settlement. The mission houses have
been hit frequently aud the house
of Il Mr.. Hooper, VINO represents inc
Standard Oh Company In Ianton.
was also hit. The trouble began
last SUNDAY, when tho government
forces tried to disband the peoples
army, which 10 tisnting for sepa-
rate provincial government.
Fighting Near ehauieen.
Three nerce battles occurred near
Shamecn yesterday. Hundred OF
people were slain in the streets there.
Government and foreign forces COM
hined and with an army OF a0,oo0
aided by the entire feet of gun
boats. drove the peoples army to
Tai Sta Tau. the terminus of the
Canton Hong Kong railway. Here
the combined army was halted, by
the arrival OF General LUX with TO-
600 reinforcements for the peoples
army.
The peoples army appears tonight
to be In control of the situation. A~ey
hold the Bogue forts at the entrance
to the river and also the eastern end
of Canton and the city OF Honam. on
~ oSa zF ratf .w L.
defiant and has seh, repeated chal-
lenges to the government to dislodge
him.
Fighting In kiyanx Tun1.
Annoy. CHINA. March 14.--Fight-
Ing continues between troops from
Swallow and soldiers from Wal Chow,
both located in kwang Tung prov.
ince. A company from Swallow.
which was sent our 70 intercept re-
Inducements from Wal Chow Is re-
ported annihilated by the Wal Chow
troops. There were IS men In the
mpany. The warning elements
represent factions trying to secure
control OF the government of the
province.
The United States monitor, Nom
terey has been at Swallow for several
days.
Moneols Remain AIOof.
I. MANNING. March. l4.--A message.
received here from Urga. nxoita,
says the new Monyol government.
has declined the invitation OF the
new CONSTITUTIONAL government to join
the Republican government. The
Mongolian government Is now pre-
sided over by the Kutuktu, or Dci1ed
Lama. The detection OF Mongolia
occurred early In the present rebel
lion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond, Va, March II. 1912.
Whotesnie Quotations ON Change.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-15

MARKET CONDITIONS.
poultry--fIens and chickens active
at prices quoted, turkeys scarce and
In good demand.
Dressed Hogs--Recefpts light: mar
ket active at quotations.
Veals--1n good demand and scarce.
Turkeys--Scarce and active
EgSs---Activc at quotations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-26
B0WLERS
TO OPEN BIG TOURNAMENT NEXT
SATURDAY AT CHICAGO.
-Four Thousand Bowiers Are Expected
&c Participate In the Big
Affair.

CHICAGO. Feb Is - Finishing
touches today were put on the Is A.
leys over which tho 1912 Champion
ships ~ the twelfth annual American
lowing congress Vill be decided The
tournament. which will continue for
p DAYS. Will open ~ the Dexter park
pavilion Saturday. March 2
AT records for entries IN bowling
tournaments have been broken rive
hundred and ninety -eight nveman
teams 1919 woman teams and 2spt
individuals have entered IN al q
Is 1000 hoviers. representing every
parry q the country wil compete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-26
CANNOT COME
BACK As He THINKS

! not defeated by superior fighters, but
youth outranhcd them.
The writer does not want to take
any ~ the laureis away from Kilbane.
lie is "A good. game fighter. but FIVE
or six years ago Attell could have put
him down for the count in less than
20 rounds Abe. like JeTries and other
deihoncd champions MADE the usual
eNcUse after his defeat. saying the
decision was "a rank injustice. This
statement was very unsporjsmanlike.
for he was defeated on the square.
Attcil wants another chance at the
Cleveland champion. he says. but he
VIII never be- able TO win back the
laurels h. lost on the Pacific coa
last Thursday.
OF course. there will be the usual
number OF would-be champions spring
mp from the bushes TO challenge tho
new champion but according to the
dope there are but two men today
who would have a chance with XII
bane. These men are Joe Rivers and
Jack White.
Rivers has ono decision over the
champion. but last fall he was put
down for the count by the new
Champion. the only knockout Kilbane
has scored since becoming a fighter
OF the championship calihre White
has met kilbane five times snd the
honors have been eve Two victories
for each n A draw. 4 fight between
these two men would no doubt attract
much interest IN this country White
and Rivers will fight on March 11fh.
and tho winner VIII no doubt he
matched against kilbane II i more
than likely that Attell viii be given
another chance WITH Kiibaue. but all
pIsdom would rather see him fight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-26
GAINESVILLE ATHLETICS WILL
OPPOSE THE SMOKES.
Every Person Is Satisfied win the
Seheduie-Basebau TAX
Around the Circuits.

10Y WI lsI
Bugs. Just 80 days uutil 'he season
opens
Less than Two months from TODAY
no smoke wu 90. u-ntinc It out with
The Zanesvilie Athletics on the ISLAM!
park and the present indications are
n a all records Tor R-ttendances VIII
b." broken. Approaching the efforts
b a the now oNners OF the Wheeling
] ara making 20 give the city a
winning ball club fandom will turn
out three thousand strong 70 witness
the curtain event.
The schedule adopted a. Fort
Wayne. T. perfectly satisfactory 20
Goat Anderson and Everett Robin
son. Tho S'ogies have three h~ol!davs
= homo. Decoration Day. the Fourth
OF July. and Labor Day. Two games
on Labor Day. will be played with ths
Dayton Vets on the Island grounds.
Preseason.
The local magnates are o busy
arranging Preseason games and ex-
poet games with West Virginia Uni
versity. FairmOnt. OF Tho Ohio A
Pennsylvania league: Bellaire.
Noundsville BenWood. and other cluhs
in this vicinity The squad will re-
port this season ono week earlier than
any other season
The efor.s OF thu ~In'eIligencer. 20
receive p-zes from tie business men
az the city. for PLAYERS on this club
With the beat records IS meeting with
much success. Already tao silver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-26
BASEBALL SEASON WILL
HERE OPEN IN SO DAYS

OWNS cups have been contributed:
one by the board OF trade for the play.
er having the o home runs during
~" season and the other by the hus!-
ness mems association for tho heat
titf'rg and fielding percentage. Then
there is nearly q wagon load Of small
prizes for the first home run knocked
iy a local player on m" Island This
g.; course viii have a t~endancy 10
make tho Players strive for batting
Lonors.
The Schedule.
II satisfactory. and the Indications
ATE thar u Will. the complete ScheG-
u'" VIII bo released 'or publication on
Saturday. March End. According 10
reports from Canton. Fort Wayne.
Eric. Youngstown. Dayton. GAINESVILLE.
and in fact MI the CENTRAL league
cities 'he schedule is satisfactory with
the Wa-natcs.
President IOst Of tho Canton team
wants 70 transfer the Decoration
anne with the Youngstown team and
20 give Phillips men the Labor Day
dates az Canton. This IS the only
"kiCk' II ST. may be termed n kick that
the magnates have on the schedule.
Claude Il. VarnelI. tho local mnr.
nate % tho For. Wayne Bulikens
states th1t ;he Central League will thia
season have the hest record in its
career. President Fro1 II, Carson. IN
q telegram 20 tho writer states thai
the Out'ook IS more than encouraging
and that he - well satisfied with con
ditions. Tue sclcdul" could not have
hem be'ter ARRANGED no saw and
'he II clIo circuit has had n tendancy
30 reduce tho milage.
Baseball Gossip.
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