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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-07

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ten slightly injured.
The second wreck was at Belle
fonfaine. where eight cars OF the
New York Central No. 20. st. Louis
TO New York. left the track. Two
trainmen were hurt.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
DAVE HALLE HEADS The
SUMMARY IN RICH STAKE

9s-lM ir O.. Sent. 2s.-pqye
nf 7. w Murphy. to-day won
H -tcr-'olumbus 10000 stake that
care 1900. has been the richest Offering
- .'" '4nmhus circuit meetings Four
me first being taken by Dorsh
--m IN Z;06A. were required The
Winners best time was 2.O64 At
every fnish three horses We're lapped.
Anna ANme was proclaimed the win
Et- N fhe three ycar-old pacing Horse
Review futurity Her victory was pro-
tested 70 being charged that she is over
81. Years Ola The protest was fled
81 ne Nner of Impetuous Palmer. sec
90. '-IeF' ana also at Detroit last
efN The ANme mare was behind the
gas ~ the FIRST heat. but was placed
W. 'r 20 was held that Virginia q was
cause OF the break made az the
'teney. owned in Texas. was a favor
81 mat won without A contest She
~. superior 70 any thing else I'm the
s'et@ Bessie Bee, hrst choice in the
--l race mat was begun on Tuesday.
Gel 20 be beaten IN to-day's first heat.
Car11 - came we'll down the stretch
.ea i'nE but went 20 a break that let
ifssi" Bee in first. Tho Iowa mare
went on and won the two heats
30 ief summary
rs class, pacing In S. purse ST.
-. two heats Tuesday-
essie Bee Parkerl FIRST: Carna c..
.5.1Lls9 ,, second Silver Diamond.
capital CITY stake. 2:i0 trotters. 4 I'm
{. ~ 600
Cheney. q. Fleming nrst: Bergen.
ff-ersl second. The Wanderer. CNsc.,-1
third. Best time 2:O7E
ioster- Columbus Stake. 2:14 trotters
20 .. $4,000
Dave Halle. murphy first. Doreh
Medium. tGeers) second Ruth McG-ce-
.- .HcDonald) third. Rest time .O6t.
70 class. pacing. In s. purse 81
Columbia Fire. CStantz) nrst: Early
hacker, lGeers) second. Possibility.
Falin) third. Best time. 200 =
Horse Review Futuritv wear ola
PAGERS. 2 IN 3. $1,000
Anna Axme. CMurphy) nrst. Impctu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
fEIpAY,a Roura-

Joe Phillips vs.. Young Ssylor.
ten rounds. at DAYTON. %
Freddie Andrews VS. Joe Hart
man. ten rounds. ut DAYTON. %
Knockout Brown VS. sammy
Troft ten rounds. at Cleveland
Ohio
KID Murphy vs. Young Wolf
ten rounds. az Cleveland. 3D.
Bill Perkins Vs Art Godfrv
ten rounds. no Rhinellnder. Wis
Cuuziu
BILLY PnUke VS.. Leo Houck. six
rounds. az Philadelphia. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
HOUSTON
Wen Known Heavy-wsfght Leaves This
O1'y Tor New Castle. Where He
Goes INTO Training

lanes Houston. the well known boxer
81 tnls city. lcft yesterday moruin- fDr
NeW castle. Pa. where he will -as. tD
the profession OF prize rirhtlnr enter
ms tho heavyweight class He f,vfl' take
traning nuder Jimmy Dime. OF New
Castle. and his many local friends a-e
predicting a great future for hfm He
has quite reputation On thls cit, hav-
ING appeared IN numerous bouts before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
BROWNS rAKr TWO oAnrrs
PROM THE CTrOAnn en-

ST LOUIS, Sept 25-St Louis won
two Fn mes from chicago hero ms CO.
noon. taking the first. 20 3. by bunch
Ing hits On the seventh inning In the
second game which was called IN fbe
teNenth inning because Of darkness
Weilman held the visitors 20 one ht,
am -. Louis won. . 20 o. Score.
First game. y u z.
Chicago .....0 n N1 annOO Z,
St Louis 100 oOo31s Il /
Batteries White. Schalk. Bumcard.
ner and Crossen
Second game. r II =
CHICAGO ... O oo0oo
St Louis 2 O9sO7. - 81 n
Batteries-|lcotte. Douglass Johnson
and kuhn, Weilman and Aiexaudcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
sOuthern nroe nrnohe- r.un.

SHtEN EPORT. La. sept 25-A mob
TOOK from deputies az Grand cane IA
late last night sam Johnson n hale.
witted negro. who recently killed Perez
Alexander. a Shreveport .avve~ Tho
mon d.sar in the woods and 10 rs
presumed tho negro was lyurfel IFS
body has rot been found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26


tory.
-., September Is. 1912.
Mort Lindsey. or New York CITY
ana Walter Hartley. OF Brooklyn. arc
making a coast 90 coast bowling tour
OF inc cities en-1ute from New York
20 san Francisco. and will be pleased
10 hooN an exhibition at your alleys
lowing all corners either double or
single. or amy way you think would
lest boom y6ur iusiress Ktnsl,- h..
me know D. au exhibition OF this kind
Would help you. and say what guarnn-
al least two weeks IN advance
Mort Lindsey is without doubt the
most natural and consistent bowler ~
me world be broke two worlds rec-
ment. 1912 HIS classy work f5r tho
past two years 600 Tournaments. Leagues
nlni the wonder OF the Age" and to-
Gay he 10 the holder OF more bowling
it.edal3 man any body Ia the game.
Championship. 1911 one OF me New
York All stars" Champion Five Men
Team A B. G. Tournament. 1912 Win
"a worlds record total OF 203U pins fo-
the nine games. Average 225.6 Win
Het Win his partner Charlie johnson
gl the Two Man Event " b. A 1912
liia individual three games e-S e34
- t, total or t6@ was another Worlds
nuFnament record. one OF his very
hour contest with eight entries. his
partner going bad he BOWED Is ~ the
Is hours. making total OF 2i3I9 pins
ln JOY games. nu average OF better frar
~, winning tho contest and first mon
er During Che past wear he has twice
made fHe perfect score % 600
walter Hartley. -The BROOKLYN r{o, 90
lF one Or tho strongest hurlers lr tie
East and has been Identified wIth tho
best teams in New YORK Brooklyn New
Haven Conn. and East Liverpool O
for the past Eve years Some ~ his
latest work ohio State Tournament at
Cleveland. i9i1-ore of the "Grand.s" T
IS iurerF. Five Men Event. average 2f0
Defeated Louis Seller fhe re0r4vIvarfa
crack ir I'll Home and Home series ave--
aging PA. also defeated Mike Nauee-
1n" 10 Dhl0.s hest howle-s iu "a series
average 2i2 Winner with hiss partner
or Che Two Man Event A. g. SD
Louis. Ifli making 2ZT 200 23T total
hFf. "rcrIre --. ffe can always Do re-
lied upon. ana 's ID consistent 200 shoot
or or al times.
Trusting 90 have favorable reply.
7 rcmaln.
" o. FORD
C0rr0e rouiIrr Secretary. .
80 tH Court 81 Sew Haven Conn
SIR Ennis hna not vrf ar-ertea tho .
proposition. but wifI make known bis /
attitude .n Few DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Gus Palmer. tvalentine) second Her
time. 2.OsL "eS1
To heat 2l5 trotting-
mcgowan. be. by Vice Commodore
tAndrews) won. Time 2.19
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

BOSTON. Sept 25.-Joa Wood SHIN,
out New York to-day. - o The
HiFhlanders got but two hits and Wood
gave the only one pass Schultz "a
recruit pitched a good game after the
hrs' inning, in which McAiiIan's error
opened the way 20 four OF Bo-tons nuns
Score: - ~ =
Hoston .....40O00 r0fvf n
New York 100 o o q o o %
aiteries-Wood and Cady. schultz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
WORLD SERIES WILL OPEN
In NEW YORK ON The 8TH

NEW YORK. Sept 25.-Plsy for the baseball CHAMPION.
ship OF the world will be begun the grounds in New
YORK az o'clock Tuesday afternoon, October The second
game will be played Boston the following day PLAY will
alternate each fair weather day between cities until
either New York Boston of seven games
necessary 20 give them the 1912 title
Prices for and method of selling tickets 10 the games will
be altogether different the Boston will conduct its
sale practically its way preference being given 10
all % the season patrons of the game have been can
vased The sale 10 New York will be hands Of Secretary
John Hctlcr Of the National league and 10000 Of the
$4,000 sts will be held for sale entrance the Polo
grounds and one 20 each purchase Of the games
The umrires for the series will be OLoughHn and Evans
Of the American league and Rgcr Klein of the National
league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
FOOD
ALLOWED ONLY TWO HITS IN THE
oAhE AoArNsr NEW
YORK


schultz. Also Pitched Good Ball St
Louis Browns Take Two
Games PROM Chicago.
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oSfnn g. New York o.
tllSt Louis s. Chicago
t2lSt Louis l.. Chicavo %
Fhiladelphia-W aShinrtor rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
MARTY SHUTS OUT THE
CARDINALS IN OPENER
ONLY ONE CARDINAL REACHED
THE SECOND SACK.
Yoaterday's Remit.

orier was Touched Up FOR Total o.
Nine Hits-Central Lacquer
rails 90 Get hit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
Sanding OF Clubn

Chicago az 81 Louis
WnEhinrton az PHILADELPHIA.
Detroit az Cleveland
New York az Boston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
COAST TO COAST
BOWLING TOUR
MORT" LINDSEY AND WALTER
HARTLEY TRYING TO BOOK
EXHIBITION.
Want 70 Roll on the kIuses Bowling
Alleys, But Oner Has Not
Been Accepted.


~ imam :. Ennis. manager OF the
Musee Bowling Alleys. has received the
following letter. which is self explnna-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

C0rrre rouHIrr Secretary
SO f1 Court g. Sew ffarrr Conn
Mr Ennis hna NOT Vff accented tho
proposition. hut wifI make known his
attitude lu o. Few DAYS
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast Waslinston.
Feb. 9-The disturbance which was noted in
Texas Thursday night has moved directly east
ward. gradually increasing in energy. II Is now
centred in the middle Gulf region and is causing
precipitation northward over the Mississippi Val
lev 10 Arkansas and Tennessee. Some snow has
fallen in tho northern Rocky Mountain region
and adjoining sections and in the lower lake
region. while In the central and north central
states mostly fair weather has prevailed
The temperature has continued 10 fan IN an
sections from the upper and middle Mississippi
Valley eastward to tho Atlantic Coast; also IN
the sections directly west Of the lower Nlssis-
sipp Normally cold weather still prevails In
the Middle States. The temperature, however.
has risen considerably in the Rocky Mountain
region and In the states lying Immediately 70 the
eastward.
Rain is indicated for the middle and eastern
Gulf region but elsewhere throughout the coun-
try cast OF the Rocky Mountains generally fair
weather will prevail
The temperature will fall still furtheT IN the
Atlantic sections Saturday, but maiktd rise
Will occur over the Western and Mlddle states.
the rise probably reaching the Atahtc sections
by Sunday afternoon or night.
The winds along the New England coast VIII
be brisk northwest. aiorg the middle Atlantic
Coast. brisk northwest, shifting 10 northeast
along the south Atlantic and Gun coasts bflsk
north; on Lake Michigan. light variable, shltt
ing TO south and Increasing by Saturoay night
Steamers departing Saturday Tor European
ports will have brisk northwest wlnas, with gen
orally fair weather. 10 the Grand Banks
Forecast 70. Special Iocal!ties.-tor the Dis
trict of Columbia and Virginia. fair to-day and
Sunday, somewhat colder today moderate north
west winds, becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
SAYS AUTO Law IS WRONG
Colonel Cornell Declares Change of
Responsibility Will Do No Good

Speaking further yesterday on the in
tention Of the Highways Protective So
ci"ty to oppose the transfer Of the licensing
Of automobiles from the Secretary Of State
TO the Highways department Colonel Cor
nell secretary OF tho society, said there
was nothing to be criticised in the present
administration Of the licensing function
and that the only gain i'm such a transfer
would be one in cost to the state. What
was wrong, he maintained. was the law
and not the administration Of IT,
while II is no doubt true" said the
colonel, that there were abuses Of the
system in the past. | emphatically believe
that the present Secretary of State has
got rid OF the men who were guilty ~
dishonest practices What we need is not
a transfer Of responsibility to another de-
partmcnt but more stringent law that
will make such practices impossible even
I'm the absence OF constant supervision
from the head Of the department
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
PAWNBROKER TO SUE POLICE
Says Inspector and Deputy Commls-
sioner Caused an Illegal Arrest.

Immediately after the discharge from
custody Of Joseph Friel. pawnbroker' OF
30 172 Broadway. Brooklyn. yesterday
Franklin Taylor, his counsel, announced
that FrIel would bring suits for S23.")
each against Inspector Edward Hughes
and Deputy Police Commissioner Dough-
erty In connection with Friers arrest.
The action will be taken on the ground
that Inspector Hughes authorized Detective
Smith to make the arrest and that when
Mr.. Doughcrty was informed that the ar
rest would be Illegal he promised TO look
into H. but allowed the arrest to he made.
Mr.. Taylor said he would also ask for war
rants for two witnesses against Friel on
charges OF perjury.
I'm discharging Friel, Magistrate Hylan
said the testimony I'm the case dld not
hear out the allegations in the complaint
Mr.. Taylor said professional thieves no
longer use pawnbrokers' shops as a me-
dium 10 rid themselves OF stolen goods.
lie suggested course of civil procedure
hy which persons might get back stolen
property from pawnshops without causing
the arrest OF pawnhrokers
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
METROPOLITAN 26Tsh 26EsA

To-day At 2-Orfeo. Homer Rappold Gluck
Sparkes Cond. Toscanlnl DL,. DIN
70 night al s-Spec'l Perfce-Doupie ,l, bill.
Harnsci und Gretei Alten, Mat6teIn 6es
DSiss Goritz Cond., Hertz PagnaccL Des'
tinn: Caruso, Amato Glly Cond ,.,nan SiIrani pa r
sun Eyg-Concert. Soloists hath'een .hr i
lou ,iaIinjste Tremstad: Smirnon Rothier
Entire orchestra cond PastsIIesfGfi PPSa@sIeefried More
na Ma,1enauer. Aiten: Burrian, Reiss' Gris
void G0ritz Ruysdael. Como iig.tz Mat
Wsubous RGsnScTh Chicago GGnd opeps rGs'a% co
Cen Mus pr GIeoiGm,di SsmpaG% sd
ski ea aitap. at JsdowEer Goritz, We'll conG Sni,.
HeEz rasliscci DGstipn' at f'!HsI. Koensskinder
Fna~ wcSs@ Forna MAJ. MsifeG Go1S 1SdlqTkfT TcTfF
Gortz Reiss. Didur. pm. Fremstsd Homer
RurPian. IRAN Wen witherspoOn c9nd T9sfanIni
Fri ar s"Gioconda. Destinni Matzemauer arie, !,
WtcLbam. caruso Amato, Sesuroia. IosTanihi
sat Mat at ToI 2rannnHo%idi acnqls%oid cond. Hertz
Sat at s'i5-spec'l PERI rfcemIosGa. Farrar in,r
"'''"'' 'tppWAN PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
FALLS FROM 23D FLOOR
Window Cleaner, New to Job,
Bows Mockingly-Loses Life.

A mock bow 20 a fellow workman caused
Henry Roskin. of No Thompson street,
TO lose his balance and fall TO his death
from the twenty-third floor Of the Liberty
Building yesterday afternoon. Nassau
street was crowded with people at the time,
for il was during the lunch hour, but for
tunately the human missile, travelling with
terrific speed as the result Of it's $50 foot
fall, met no one in its course. 1t was not
until the body was close TO the ground
that any one caught sight Of it, but the
tardy cry Of warning then raised may have
been the means of saving the life of Ed
ward Kittel a Postal Telegraph messen-
ger boy, who was within step of the
spot where Roskin's body landed.
Roskin was employed by the Broadway
Window Cleaning Company. He was a
novice a; his trade, and it was his first
day with the company.
He was set to work cleaning the win
dows outside the Office Of Cyrus Miller,
Borough President Of The Bronx and went
through the morning session without mis-
hap. The ledges outside the Liberty Build
ing are three feet wide, but the novice,
nevertheless, took the precaution OF at
taching a life belt to his waist.
He observed, how ever, that James Hol-
den, who was cleaning windows near him.
scorned To hamper himself with a belt
while working on a ledge Of such ample
size. and i'm the afternoon followed his ex-
ample He had been working for only a
few minutets after the lunch hour when
Holden returned Roskn, seeing him, called
out greeting and, turning half way
around. made him mock obeisance The
pleasantly cost him his life. for as he
Strengthened up one of his feet slipped.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
ENELOW NOT YET CALLEU
Rabbi May Be Engaged D
Emanu- Ell Congregation

dispatch from Louisville stauhs tiia,
TIE trustees Of the Temple Adeth-l
that city. had released their rabbi 'ne ~
pr n. G. Enelow. in order that " nus
accent a call from the Temple bnldiiu- ~
of this city has caused some nlSdpp'
hersion as n the facts in the cas'
When the place of associate ra"oi -
the Rev Dr. Joseph Silverman
vacant by the resignation OF the R>' ~ .,
Leon Magnes d committee was ippoiIi'e'
to recommend to the congregation the name
of rabbi 10 I'LL the place.
The committee consisted Of iooipii .,
Ochs Jacob n Schiff. George 1osehleiu
and F. ] Movers, and this commute "
conjunction with the board Of trustees mas
been in correspondence with many men VINO
were nv one or the other thought 10 De
properly qualified
In the case of Or. Enelow i became
known trat the congregation Adth-lsraei
had a claim on his services, and IN orue'
that no action might be taken wllch such
ar engagement might make inopeatiNe 'he
hoard Of trustees in Louisville vas asked
wi ether. in the event Of Or. Endows Sc
lection for the place they wouh release
him
II seemed from the report sent from
Louisville that the release under 'uch con-
ditions would he forthcoming, ami as tne
matter NV stands the Louisville rappi
may accent the call If it should he extend
Cd 10 him.
NJ II. Noses. vice-p president of the Temple
Emanu- II. when seen said no call ha"
been sen, 10 Or Enelow, and that none
could he sent. except by action Of the con
ere cation AT a meeting called for that pur-
pose.
The cor-mittee must report 10 inc ood'
Of trustee" he said and II their report
should recommend the enga cement of Dr
EnoIow and the recommendations OF the
committee should he agreed to by the board
thege recommendations, indorsed by the
hoard Of trustees. must he presented tor
final action to the congregation for ap-
proval"
Hvman . Enelow was born in Russia
on october 26. 1876, and came 10 this coun'
try as child. He received his education
at the University Of Chicago, and was
graduated from tte Hebrew Union college
Of Cincinnati i'm the class Of 90.
He has made favorable impression as
speaker here, and for that reason II Is he
Iievcd that a recommendation by the trus
tess to make him the associate rabbi witt
the Rev Dr. Joseph Silverman may %
fayorably considered