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The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Feb. l9-Close-Tradine
was quiet on Monday and interesting
news scarce. The early tone was bear
ish followed by a small showing OF
strength and another decline. Liver
pool made some recovery, somewhat
10 the surprise OF the trade.
Decided weakness was shown In the
wheat market early in the session, and
the decline was not much or surprise.
All the news last week was bearisi
and the early wires on Monday brought
no change The only redeeming fea-
ture is the great demand for oil kinds
OF feeding stunts. because or the Sc
verify OF the winter. This makes a
good market for all by-products or
wheat and makes a firm market for all
little demand for wheat on the part or
millers and offerings OF grain are
heavy. Prices are too high to admit
OF exporting and home demand makes
little impression on stocks.
Canada Is exporting a great deal or
wheat and Europe has offerings
enough TO put anything like scarcity
out of the question. Even the Canadian
wheat looks high because OF the anxi-
ETY. OF other exporters to be rid or
their surplus. heavy movement Is
expected from Argentina. and other
exporters are active. The new crop
southwest has been doing some buy
ing in Chicago because OF damage TO
the winter wheat crop.
Wheat ruled weak early but advanc-
ed again. closing unchanged for cash
and May and y higher for July.
Corn lost &c, oats &c. beans / &c
and cloverseed 25c.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
96c May opened with drop OF u at
SOL. lost 4 c and advanced TO $1.O1 "a !;
July opened at 96c and advanced to
96kc: No. ] white. 94c Coarse grain
quotations; Corn. cash No. 3, car at
651kc; No. ) yellow. car at &c, at
6Chc No. 4 yellow. i car at 65Isc.
closing at s5c No white. car at
CSC. oats Standard. cars at 53A G;
No. . white. ! car at 52&c., Rye: Cash
No. 2. CSC asked. Beans: Immediate.
prompt and Feb shipment. sass: Mar,
seed Prime spot, 100 bags at sl3.40:
Mar. s1340: sample, II bags at s13. ls
at $1250. II at s1l: prime alsike. s13s5
sample alsike. bags at $3.50 at
$3.50. Timothyseed: Prime spot. 75
worlds wheat exports last week
were S,T20000 bus. OF wheat. OF which
Russia furnished 1.2s0.o00 bus and the
Receipts OF wheat. Monday: Mime
apolis. 6l6 cars, against 257 year
ago: Duluth. 10 cars. againyt 81; W.n-
nipeg. 6S6 cars, against 1871: st. Louis,
$1,000 bu, against $1,000 bu;; Kansas
CITY 100 cars. against 40; Omaha, As
cars against II.
Wheat ON passage increased $4,000
bu. last week.
Liverpool wheat closed I'D and corn
!. &c q q lower.
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day included 400 bbls. OF -four. 10 cars
OF wheat. 1s of.corn. Z OF oats, and
OF barley. Withdrawals were 400 bbls.
or nonF. f,015 on. or wheat and re. Sc
bu. OF corn. Stocks are 554 1852 btu. Of
wheat. 224.024 bu. OF corn, 129.736 bu.
of oats, 1895 Blu. OF barley and 26,602
bu. OF rye.
The visible supply OF wheat decreas-
ed 1880 600 bn. last week: OF corn in
creased 1217, 900 bu. and OF oats de-
creased 7s4. 900 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were LIS
0On bu. against $50 900 bu year ago.
Exports or wheat and -four Monday,
GO 600 bu
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS

Reported Tor The Times by Paine,
Webber a. Co. Feb. 10.
London metal market opening firm.
spot. 1853 6s 3D., up 3s Cd. futures. fC4.
up 3s sd.
The Boston market opened active and
higher this morning, with Calumet A.
Arizona, Copper Range. Hancock. Nav
flower and old Colony leading the ad-
vance. The metal Is holding firm from
l4@. TO 49,
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
FARMERS ORGANIZE TO
STOP DEMONSTRATING

To protect themselves from horse
thieves, the farmers OF Greenfield
township have organized the Green
field Protective association, with the
following officers: President, Will
lam A. McFarlane; vice-president,
John Moore; secretary, Edward Ben
delow, and captain, Frank Vignoe. OF
late many horses have been stolen in
the township,
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
Poor Comedians Get II Again.

Some American league follower has
yummarizeA-tAe requirements of-Lhe
various teams in Ban Johnson's cir
cult. He leads off by saying that
Philadelphia needs nothing and winds
up with this list OF absolute essentials
for the Browns: Two catchers, four
pitchers, first baseman, second base
man, three outfielders. Cdngratula-
tions TO Wallace and Austin are In or
der: others need not apply.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
d. P. W. BULLETIN

Andrew II. Green, OF the Sol.
way Process Co, has offered
Commissioner Haarer, a car
load OF liquid calcium chloride,
by-product of the Solvay
works, for experimental pur-
poses I'm laying the dust, and
the commissioner proposes to
give IT trial at the first OPP
portunity. This liquid can be
used In cold weather as IL does
not freeze. and the commission
CT believes Il would be ideal for
use on the asphalt streets in
winter. when there Is no snow
or ice on the streets.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
NEW YORK PRoDUCEs

NEW YORK. Feb. I9-Flour: Dull
and unchanged. Pork Quiet; mess.
sI725G1750 Lard: Quiet middle
west spot sS.SO6Ds.9O. Sugar: Raw,
quiet: centrifugal, 90 test. $3.50; mus
covado. SO test. $3.50; refined, unsettled
cut loaf $3.50; crushed. $3.50; powder
ed, S. son 5 80, granulated, s5.7045.S5.
Coffee Rio No. on spot 14I4c. Tai
low: Dull; city, &C; country, "a 66h c.
Hay: Firm: prime, s1.35; No. 3. s1.02 Y
try: Quiet; turkeys, 12G 2lc; chickens.
l2l. q 24c: fowls 13Ml Ice; ducks. 12m
2sc Live poultry: Unsettled geese. II
G1Sc: ducks. ia 1Sc; fowls l4G 15c;
turkeys, is II Ice IroeSteFsTS1z e. spring
chickens. 12m121zc Cheese. Firm;
state milk, common TO specials. 14l9 ~
17Acy skins. common TO specials, rs
114ibc
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

Prof. MCGEE. a noted scientist. fig
ures from the present rate OF In.
crease that in 200 years from now
our population will be over billion
and the total population of the world
will be twenty billion.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

1T the figure of lady elegantly dressed and handsome
whose some
passion She undep within
trembled
indignant cheek
Yes madam replied MT Domh deed settlement the
mentioning
time Its
Edith handsome as as still
be
scarcely looking table Mr. Dombey.
handsome cold
had
e II 'Dombey nd
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter. steady; receipts. 5.S2S: cream
cry, extra. 2Sm2s1a State Dairy, tubs.
23aD Csc; Imitation Creamery firsts. 26c.
Eggs. firm; receipts, 1859; nearby
white fancy, 40c; nearby mixed fancy.
-sec.-fresh. arsts.zz3G4I 2Sc..z-.-.-z.-.=s-
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
CHCAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Feb 19.-Butter; Extras.
26c: hrsts. 25c: dairy extras. 25c, tirsts,
23c Eggs: Prime firsts, Csc; hrsts. 25
a. &c Cheese: Skins, 1864 n lie; young
Americas, IN a17iRc. Potatoes: 95cG
81 Live poultry: Fowls, ~ y n 13c;
ducks. 1914 d16hc; geese, 1la12c; tur-
KEYS l4ml 5c
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING,

AffttAzftfe,,-tae4,-le-- opening
Wheat May down Sc July down I. C.
Corn. May and July down &c Oats:
May down &c. July up &c. Provisions.
Lower. Close-Wheat: May up ssc:
July up &c. Corn May unchanged.
July up &c. Oats May UP sc; July
up nc. Provisions higher.
Noon--Wh heat. May up &c; July up
:. Corn: May unchanged: July
down &c. Oats; May up asc; July
down isc.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

MoNoNGAHELA. Pa.-waving his
hand and laughing at the approach
OF the engine. two-y ear-old Harry Vi
ara stood on the railroad tracks and
was killed before the horrlhed en-
gineer could stop the train.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
Minnesota's Tax, Law is Valid.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Tg.-Mlnne-
sofas gross revenue tax" law, tax
ing revenues of express companie 5
and other corporations. was today de.
clared valid by the supreme court
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

CIfGCAGO-"Failure I'm business and
failure in life Is inevitably traceable
10 lack OF trust in God" is the declara-
ton OF Rev. Johnston Meyers In a SER
mon 10 the Good Friends society OF
iobless men.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
BLUE BLooDS AT NEW
YORK DOG SHOW ARE
BEING WELL PROTECTED

NEW YORK, Feb. 1g.-Every
precaution has been taken to
prevent the blue bloods of the
canine world from being vic
tins Of disease germs while
they are on exhibition at the
Thirty.Sixth annual show OF
the Westminster Kennel club,
which opened today. An an
tisceptic floor had been furnish
ed and an expert veterinarian.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

(, ;5.95; No. 5. $3.50: No. 6, s5s5: No. Z,
$3.50; No. s. 1915; No. .. S5.70; No. 10,
s5.65 No. II, $3.50, NO. II, s5.55: IN.
70. $3.50: No. IL $3.50: No Is. $3.50;
powdered. 5-lb. cartons, Is
to case. $3.50; lib cartons. As 10 case.
81 per 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Feb 1g.--Money on
call: pa per cent. Time money: 81,
per cent for six months. Bar silver.
London, % 5-16 pence: New York. % 3 G.
Demand sterling; t4sT.35 9Is7.4O
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

Two horses were burned 20 death In
n IRE that did about $500 damage early
Monday morning TO the barn OF Isaac
Baker, No. els Macomb-st. The origin
OF the fire L. unknown.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO, FED. wv neat ASH, 5Sc:
May. Sl0015: July, 971ac; Sept. s6A C.
Corn: cash, 66I4c: May and July,
csAc; Sept. SIC oats: Cash. 53& c:
May, 54ssc: July. 491sc. Sept, 1914 c.
Rye. Cash, CSC. Cloverseed: Cash and
Feb. 313.55; Mar. 1880 No. 2, 1910;
No. 3, S12.SQ; rejected. tl3.40. Alsike:
Cash. 1890 Mar, 1885 Timothy:
Cash. $G.95; Mar. s.. Butter, eggs and
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

WASHINGTON-For two DAYS army
aeronautical experts tediously explain
ed aircraft 10 woman visitor who
said goodby by giving her card Miss
Harriet Quimby Aviator. New York.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
CLEVELAND.
PRODUCE.

I
Commission men were looking forward
| 10 the report from the Elgin butter
market with considerable interest
| Consumption in the principal markets
| or the country has fallen or 10 a point
where stocks are accommodating. and
as no one wants 10 put the stun in
storage II Is pressing on the market
| The trade was unanimous I'm expect
even predict a very sharp break. The
egg market is working gradually low
er. Poultry is inactive and steady.
There Is good demand for sound po-
tatoes but there are a lot OF frosted
cars being offered and this tends TO
keep prices down.
AppIes-s3 qs5O per bbl; western box
apples, 1915 n 5. 90.
Bananas-Good shipping stock, $3.50
Q2.25.
Beans-Dried Lima. 7Q7hc ID.
California Fruits - Grape Tokays.
$1.T5u2 per box.
Celery : Home grown. 30945c per
CauIidower-75Q az 5c bu.
Cnbbage-Jc per fb
Cheese-Michigan flats, 1sQ19c: late
made. l7g17lec: New York fats. 19c;
22c: block Swiss 1SGI9c; imported
Swiss, 2sG31c: Limburger, l7q1Sc:
brick cheese, 26T2fc- To-.
Cranberries----Late Howes $3.50 per
Dates Persian new, &c ID: Fards,
l0d10Isc ID.
Dressed Calve.-Fancy. 991oc; COM
mon, 6Hsc Id.
Dressed Hogs Light to medium,
7hc. heavy, 6q6lzc lb
FiRs-Imported new, 1l416c per lib;
California, 25c Id.
Ftnnan Haddies-91 ~ Ice 10.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers, hot
house, s1.5O4l.75: lettuce, dollhouse,
15c 10; head lettuce, $3.50 doz; onions,
l2lsc doz; green peppers. $3.50 per o.
basket crate. csc per basket; carrots.
beans. s3.5044.50 bu.
Grapes-Malagas, S64S Dbl.
Honey-Fancy white. 19m2Oc; am
Der, ia 1sc; extracted. 1od11c Id.
Hny-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots, f. o. b. Detroit: No. l timothy.
$50 a 21c; No. timothy, sl9m 20; clover.
wheat and oat straw. ssa 500 Loose
markets ranged from s22@25 as to
quality
Hides - No. cured. .l2tsc: No.
green, lohc: No cured bulls 1Oc: No.
1 green. &c: cured calf No. l.. lie;
green calf, No. !. Ice per 10; horse
hides. No. 1. ss75: No. 2, s275; sheep
skins. as TO wool. 2Scgsaeo. No,
I,emons-California, s6q6.25, Messi-
mas. s5.50@6 box.
I.imes-s1 d125 dor.
Nuts-Hickory nuts, large, slQl.2 /:
shellbarks. &c ID; butternuts, 1hc;
black walnuts 1hc per 10.
OnIons-Yellow, s1.75 per Blu; Span
Ish. SO per crate; Berymudas. $3.50 per
crate
Ornnges-California navels. fancy,
s3G375: choice s2.5093 per crate;
Floridas S343.75 per box.
PouItry-Springs No. l, l3hc ID; 40.
.. 11isc: fowls, l2hc; No. 2. 100 10 nc;
geese. 12413c: ducks. young. l4q lbc;
turkeys, 159I6c: dressed geese. l4W
l5c: ducks. 1sal7ci chickens, 1871 %
l4c: hens. i2ik "a 13c per 10.
Observation-Disclosures, s4.5015 crate.
Potatoes-Car lots. track, Detroit.
are selling at s1@1.05 bu.: new Ber-
mudas $25043 per bu.
skins-Detroit buyers are bidding as
No. 1 skunk. $3.50; No. musk
rat. soc.
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, kiln dried,
$2.1OG 9. 90 per crate.
Tomatoes-Florida, $3.50 per e-bas-
ket crate, so a 85c per basket.
Tailou-No. !, 5a.e; No. 2, 4Ac 10.
wooI-Michigan unwashed wool for
SOUTHERN northern sec
lions, IS. "a and n blood, 100 zoe; de-
laine, unwashed, 16H lSc;- common.
rough and fine. 14Q1sc h.; (. o. b.
country points.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

NEW YORK. Feb. l9.--The stock
market opened irregular today with
Price changes about equally divided
between gains and losses.
IL a. m.-Prices showed a down.
ward tendency after the initial trad
ing.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds steady
Noon-Business was dull in the late
forenoon with prices showing little
change.
p. m.-Business was still dull in
the afternoon, but firm tone was In
evidence.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

DIES MofNfsss-ptviai =hisHlast-t dob
lar among his fifteen children. owen
Gavin, Negro. killed himself with a
shotgun. He had been warned 10 leave
the county lest he become a public
charge.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

CINCINNATI-Mayo Henry T. Hunt
spent Sunday In street nusnTng carr,
directing the work Of cleaning up
muddy streets.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

NOBLESVILLE, 1nd.-After a court
ship that lasted thirty years. James
been married. Sturdevant called on
Miss Earl twice a week for 20 years.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
MARKETS AND FINANCE
CROSS CURRENT GOES
ON IN stuck MARKET
Prices Show Downward Tend
ency in Early Trading-Dull
Tone at Noon
\. \. STOCK MARxET-clo.e.

Anal Cop 65A, Am Z g. + 81. do pr li5,
Am Cot oil 4s5s, Am Smelt 7l% Am
Sag 49, Am + 4 4 14lh, Am Teb pr
loo "a. Am Wool "a y. do pr 81. Anacon-
da 35Ts, Atch lO4. Bait q O 1872 n, b II
T rs, Can Pac 2S1. Cen Leath 1874, do
pt 81, Ches & . 7l7s. Chino Cop 25a
e, NJ q 81 Il 1O47s. Con Gas lsg, Corn
rrtd 10. Den & r 81 u, Dis Sec Cor
2S5s, Erie az. do ist pr 81 u. Gen Flee
l5g, CT Nor IF $780, CT n ore ctr al.
Int Met l7ss do pr 564s. Kas c 5 62S
Leh Val 1874. Louis q Nash 1853. NJ. X
AZ I 26ts Mo Pac 40. n Y ll0A. Mort
a w ll0S. North Pac 1l6%. Penn II X
Isl t23h, do pr 4shs. South Pacific los
South Ry pr 73A. Tenn Cop $685.. Texas
Il u. Union Pac l6411, L Steel CO.'S,
do pr 1854, u S Bonds 1925. Vir-Car
Chem ssh, Utah Cop 81. West Tn Tel
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
slannioka to chanae Name Then.

Pitcher Slapnicka, released by The
Chicago Cubs TO Louisville. says he
will do his vaudeville turn al summer
before he will play ball wnh the
Colonies.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
zOy. JOHNSON COMES
OUT FOR ROOSEVELT
tCentinsed from Page oae.,l

ohns0n's influence, IL Is said that the
Columbus speech will be much more
ndical than Roosevelt had originally
Manned. One of the points on which
johnson made special fight was the
Enforcement of the recall OF the
Judiciary.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Gifford
Pinchot. in signed statement made
o1blic here, announces that he mas
ithdrawn his support from Senator
aFollette's presidential candidacy
Ind that he will hereafter advocate
he nomination of Theodore Roosevelt.
Mr.. Pinchot declares that the events
of the last month have made 1t APP
oarent that Senator LaFollette's can
Iidacy will neither hold the progress
live Republicans together as fight
ne force nor prevent the nomination
be "a reacuonary Republican"
The course which the senator mas
slected to pursue" says Mr.. Pinchot,
will not keep the progressiyes To-
xether, and in that course | cannot
olIow him"
WASHINGTON, Feb. ia presi-
1entfal speaking tour TO Chicago was
announced today at the white house.
The executive will deliver fye
speeches on March 8, before the Ar
nour Technology Institute, the Union
.eague club, the Press club, the
wedish-American Republican society
md the Traffic club He plans to be
ack In washington on the following
law.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

DES MONIES. II. McConologue,
OF Mason City, member OF the tax COM
mission wants the state to relieve a
man Of taxation on 5000 for every
baby in an EFFORT 10 discourage race
suicide.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

/IU Louays
a dozen witnesses were examined
the federal grand Jury. They were
&|Ioyed TO have knowledge OF the
&rning at Worcester. Mass, last Oc-
o1er, OF much documentary evidence
@ninst the now defunct Horseshoe
ooI. This evidence when the men,
ors or the pool pleaded nolo con-
1ndere and were fined, was surrend,
ned to Charles McVeagh, general
|o|lcitor for the American Steel &
IIre Co. who gave written assur-
noes to return IL to the government
- demand. Later 1t was stated that
Ms evidence had been destroyed and
10 government secured an injunction
training all persons connected with
ne steel trust from destroying any
nore books or papers.
It was believed today a number OF
ndIctments OF the men alleged 10
ave been concerned In the destruc-
ION OF evidence will be returned this
1oek. y. =. go. :.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
81 PAPERS MISSING;
PROSECUTION BEGINS

|kW York, Feb. ls.-Fsderal
111cution OF All persons concerned
. ne destruction Of evidence against
r. United STATES Steel Corporation.
connection With the dissolution suit
IN By the government. was under
~ fu7faV------ -------=---
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
Odds and Ends of
Today's News by Wire

HAvERSTARAw. n. Y.-Father Nc
CURE said he would read from the
altar OF st. Peters church the names
OF all parishioners. old or young. found
dancing the Turkey trot, or any sim
larly vulgar dance"
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices reported by Hayden.
stone a. Co. Feb. 10.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

BOSTON, Observation-Disclosures feeds
prisoners at the Charlestown jail on
cents each per day This is half a
cent under the cost OF three meals In
the Connecticut prison.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

BERIIN-Herr August Thyssen's
eldest son has rejected an income OF
100000 a year. offered him by his bill
lionalre father IL he would renounce
all claims upon the Thyssen estate.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-19

AppIes-s3 q $50 per bbl: western box
apples. 1915 a $50.
Bnnanas-Good shipping stock, $3.50
Q225
Beans-Dried Lima. TQ71sc h.
California Fruits - Grape Tokays.
s1.75a2 per box.
Celery - Home grown. 30g45c per
doz; California, 1915 per crate.
CauIidOMer=75M S5c blu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
CHURCH LEAGUE

Last evening In the directors rooms
OF the Y. NJ. G. A. there was a meet
ing Of the church league held for the
purpose OF organizing and arranging
a schedule for the present season.
The meeting was attended by the
eight teams who desired 20 enter the
league. and Il was decided TO open
the league Immediately On Monday
and Tuesday evenings OF next week
will be the opening days. and again
on Friday evening there will be a
meeting called for the purpose OF or
ganizing permanently. Lloyd Enelx
was elected temporary secretary.
Following are the games and the
teams scheduled 70 play this week:
On Monday evening. First Baptist vs..
Fourth Street NJ. F.. Gilchrist park /:
Y. NJ. c. a. vs.. Second Presbyterian
church, Forty-seventh street grounds 4;
Trinity Lutheran vs.. Third Presbyte-
rian. Tuesday evening. Forty-seventh
street grounds. North Street W. First
English Lutheran. Gilchrist park. All
managers and captains OF the teams
are requested 20 be present on Friday
evening. Games will start promptly
at SIS.
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trying TO steal. Haley TO Jansen. One
run. 1 hit, l error.
Wheeling-Gray walked. Matthews
struck out. Gray stole second and
scored on Jewels double 70 left. Jew.
ell stole third. Moren walked and
was out trying to steal, Miller 10
Scott Boo struck out. One run, I
hit o errors.
Sixth Innlnq
Youngstown-Tate doubled to left.
cray hied out 70 BoOe. Tate scored
on Sheehan's double TO left. Miller
out 20 Servatius, unassisted. Sheehan
going 70 third. Wilhelm fCuied out
10 Servatius. One run. hit, o err
rors.
Wheeling-Jansen walked. Serva-
thus walked. Dodd hit into "A triple
play by lining 10 Scott. who touched
second threw 10 first No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Seventh lnnlnq.
YoungstOwn-Bouch out. Dodd 10
Servatius. Scott went out the Same
way. Conway singled 20 center. but
was out trying % stretch 10 into a
double. Booze 20 Gray. No runs. one
biz. no errors
wheeling - Stevens replaced VIII
helm IN pitchers box for the visitors.
Haley flied ont 90 sheer Gray out.
Shechan 90 Ta'e Matthew walked
Jewell singled 70 right and Matthews
was caught 81 second. sheehan %
Bo'Icher 20 Scott so runs. one hit
no errors
Eighth Inning
fOrrr ef0wr Sheer SINGLED fo rfrff
and vent 10 third on Tata.s sarrirce.
Matthews 10 Snrvnfius sheer a..
tempted f0 score 0n gravf fan f1
ernv tuf vas thrown ont 90 fhe
plate shrehan SINGLED fo Irff. NWrr
flied 0ut to Jansen. SO runs. Q hia.
n errors
Wheeling Norrn walked rrf vent
fo Her0rd on Hoar'e our. Tate ta
Stevens Jansen filed ouf. t0 sheer
and Norrn vent f0 fhfrf srrvaf.la.r
single to r.rhf scored W1rrr. uoff
fInl ont f0 Conway ono run. 2 hIf.
n errors
frurTHfrun Stevens struck ont
Hrurfer doubled fo raff raraar
made r. cnehauf stab rf aerffs
rruurfnr and fhrrw BIN Hf 10 rr.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
CLASS DAY
Prosrs" Will Be Carried Out at the
Columbia Club on Next Wednes-
day-Many to Attend.

II was finally decided on Wednesday
to hold the class day exercises and
commencement exercises in the audi
forum OF the German Columbia club.
here was some contention as TO the
place OF holding the exercices this year.
Inc program was arranged and com
pleted yesterday for the plays on class
oay' ana VIII be given TO the printer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-24
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Two base hits-Tate. 2: Jewell. shee-
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sacrifice hits.scott. Conway. Tate. C.
Gray. Sheehnn. Moren
stolen bases-Gray. Jewell
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BATTING FEST
MARKED RAGGED GAME AT
MoRoANToWN.
w. g. J. Takes Varsity Over to the
Tune Of IS 40 20 In
Thursdays Contest.


Special Dispatch to the Inteiligeneer.
MoRGANTowN. W. Va. May "a
West Virginia put up a ragged exhi-
bition OF base ball this afternoon In
the Opening game with w. and ]. and
dropped the listless affair which was
characterized by loose fielding and
heavy hitting by the score Of Is to
10. Goodwin OF Wheeling started the
game for the Pa lads and had easy
sailing until the eighth inning when
the Varsity jumped on his curves for
bunch OF hits which Melted six runs
all Of this being done after two men
were out. Goodwin was derricked
and Grimm who succeeded him man.
aged 10 hold the Varsity team from
further scoring. West Virginia used
three pitchers. Startton and Adams
being driven OF fhe mound. Hanford
a south paw was put In in the sew
enth inning. and pitched excellent
ball although he was afforded poor
support Boril and McMinn were the
hitting stars OF the day. each con-
Meeting for three hits. Blair will
pitch for the Varsity tomorrow.