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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
BEAUTY DOCTOR
SUED BY DAMSE[
Asks Damages for Alleged
Injury Sustained by
Treatment of Arms
special 70 Daily Ne~.


Fort Worth, Tex May To- six
weeks treatment for tie bclutilica-
ton OF "Sunburned and skinny
arms, belonging 10 Miss Mamie
Stroud is allcged to have permanent
" impaired the usefulness OF these
members according 10 81, dam
age sal. filed Friday ilornihs in The
district clerk S otic AGAINST DR. 4.
r Mitchell ol this city The sun
burn was incurred upon a ranch in
Arizona. according to the complaint.
which recites that after a short ac.
cualntance with the defendant, Miss
Stroud employed him to restore ner
arms To their pristine attraotiyeness.
DIR. Mitchell, according 10 the allie
cations Of the plaintiff. promised 20
make her arms soft and white ana
pretty lie began his treatment May
13, 1912.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
WIND AND RAIN
AUGMENT FLOODS
Peril to Levees In Lower
Mississippi District
Greatly Increased
DEFENSE IS DESPERATE
ES ERY AVAILABLE MAN RUSHED
TO ENDANGERED POINTS AND
MATERIAL. Is DISPATCH.
ED IN HASTE
ny Associated Press

By Associated Pre-.
New Orleans, la, May 10.-Heavy
rains and high winds were general
over the flooded districts late today,
aud tonight played havoc in that
region to such an extent ttat places
which were considered safe arc fac
ing threatened levee breaks and In
undatIon.
The storm today extends a hun
dred miles up the river. Lashed by
forty-mile gale. water at Baton
Rouge already within a few inches
of the top OF the levee. Is being
blown over TIE embankments into the
town. Large forces OF men ore tdy-
ing TO protect the city.
At New Roads four inches of rain
fell today. and II is feared that some
may perish. That town has been the
concentration point for refugees
from the territory further NORTH. but
yesterday the overflow from the Tor
ras beak became so threatening that
United States engineers ordered ths
people out.
Tonieht every available man was
rushed TO the levees. and material to
top the embankments was sent as
rapidly as possible.
An army rescue corps fas collected
fleet Of small boats at Baton
Rouge, and tho United States reve-
nue. cutters Wandom and Winona.
due here Saturday mcrning. have
been ordered here because Of the
critical situation ut New Roacs. A
number OF yesseis have been sent r.
thai point 10 sssist IN reitihy ne
people out OF danger.
Seventy-five thousand rations to-
day were ordered shipped to the New
Roads country TIE refugee train
that has been running on the Lafay.
ette branch OF the Southern Pacific
branch during the past week under
charge OF Sheriff Parker, was forced
TO suspend tonight. on account OF ths
high water.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
TO SEEN FOSSILS
IN TENAS TANHtNDi.E

New Haven. Conn. May lb.-An
expedition has been authorized by the
Yale University corporation In the
interest OF Peabody Museum TO the
Panhandle OF Texas TO search for fos-
sil remains Of pref istoric horses.
Tho museum has parts OF twent-
Fix such animals but none OF them
are complete. In northern Texas
there was found the last known type
OF the prehistoric horse before its
extinction In the western world.
In the same region II Is also hoped
there will hc found specimens OF the
great imperial mammoth, which stood
fifteen feet high al the shoulders.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
BATTLE RAG|NG
BEFORE TORREOh
Fighing for Thirty-six
Hours Between Rebels
aud Federals
ADVANTAGES ARE SuGRl
INDICATIONS ARE THAT DESPEH.
ATE CONFLICT WILL CON-
TINCE SEVERAL DAYS he
FORE DECISIVE ENDING

Rv Associated Press
Escalon. Mex, MAY lc.-Fightine
was continued throughout the day be-
tween bodies Of inslrrectos and the
Federas There was no decided ad-
vantage 10 either side.
Couriers to General Oro2co's head
quarters here stated that the clash Of
the vanguards was rapidly changins
to a desperate battle
The fight Fas been in progress TO-
the past thirty-six hours. The ind
cations are that il will be several
DAYS before II is decided.
The battlefield ranges over twenty
miles of desert plains southwest Of
Coneios in front Of Torreon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
STORM CAUSES
HEAVY DAMAGE
Loss in Middle Western
States Will Mount Into
Many Thousands
RAINS ROU' RESIDENTS
nES MONIES IL HIT HARD ANis
JOPLIN BUILDINGS AND
SHELTERS ARE
WI:ECkED

by associated Press
les Moines, Ia, May 10. This
s,y was visited by severe electric
al and rainstorm tonight. thousands
of dollars DAMAGES resulting
Lightning struck the five story
warehouse of Davidson Brothers Fur.
Liture Company, which caught fire
lbe loss is about a hundred thousand
collars. Water drove the guests from
the ground floors in many downtowu
restaurants and hotels. More than
two inches OF rain fell in forty-fiye
minutes The storm Is general IN
Central Iowa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
Alabama Underwriters Meet.

Mobile. Ala May lc.--An impor-
tant gathering OF insurance men The
Alabama Fire Underwriters Associa-
|t.on convened in annual session
here today with many members in
attendance. In addition TO consid-
rable number OF prominent insur.
lhte laeh from outsid, tue State.
.'rhe business today was largely OF a
routine character from the opening
address of President Glennon. The
proceedings will conclude with q ban.
uuet tomorrow night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
Carolina, Observe Memorial Day.

Charleston, S G.. May 10
Throuehout North and South Caro-
hra today was observed as Memorial
Day In honor Of the memory Of the
Confederate dead In all the prin-
cipal cities and towns OF the two
States business was largely suspend
ed. The graves of the soldier dead
we're decorated Wit tflags and flowers
and exercises weer held under the
auspices Of the United Confederate
Veterans and kindred ORGANIZATIONS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
To select Roosc,c cit Men.

Birmingham. Ala. May l0.-Tfe
Roosevelt supporters In Alabama
have completed arrangements for the
State convention TO be held here to-
morrow TO name a Roosevelt dele
cation 10 the national convention.
Tho Roosevelt delegates will contest
with the Taft delegates for recogni-
lion NJ the Chicago convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
MARTIN SCORES
CHANNEL RECORD
Daring Aviator Flies from
California Mainland TO
Catalina Isla nd

Nv Associated Press
Avalon. Catalina island. Cal. May
10.-Glenn Martin. in a hydroplane
tlew from Balboa on the mainlani 70
Catalina Island today. lie made the
trip across the channei in % min
utes. almost a mile a minute. II wa,
tho first b. anv aviator 10 fly 10 the
island Martin finished rebIilding
bis tydroplane yesterday.
Taking aboard a sack of mail Mar.
I'm lcu Avalon az 5:i7. and after
circlng over the island three times,
oadod fcr San Pedro Hc lanicd ~
balboa M s os TONIGHT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
ATTACK TRAIN ON
MEXICAN CENTRAL

b. Associated Press
Mexico CITY, May l0--The south.
bound train on the Mexican Central
Was attacked today at Napoles The
train carried Federal troops who re-
turned the fire OF tie assaiants. who
are said to have been led hy Pas-
quena, the rachman who played =
prominent part In the Madcro upris-
ing in tiuanajato.
rnc .cbels numbered two hundred.
Seven men were killed and thirty ta-
kcn prisoners
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
BRIDGEPORT MAN
HEAD Of LABOR
Edward Cunningham Is
Named President of
State Federation
special q DAILY Ne~s

0UfllsI y TIsITF ~
Palestine. Tex Nay l0.-Edward
cunningham. Of Bridgeport, Texas,
chairman OF the Miners Union. was
chosen president OF the State Fed
Grafton o. Labor In session here to-
day over william Hoefgen OF San
Antonio John II Spencer Of Waco.
was reelected secretary and !. =.
Johnson OF Galveston. was reelected
sergeant-at-arms T. n. jennings. OF
beaumont. was reelected chairman
OF the executive board. The election
continues for other Officers and mex,
lplace Of meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
oil Near Stamford.

special 10 Daily News
Stamford, Tex. May 10 Reports
from the Burkley ranch. east OF
Stamford, state that a good flow OF
oil has been found at a depth Of six
hundred an dseventy feet. and the
stream has risen fifty feet above the
ground. The owners OF the well are
highly elated and much interest Is
being manifested by prospective in
vestors In that esction
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
Aliens Ordersi Deported.

Galveston. Tex. May i0.-Twenty-
seven hrmenians. destined for points
in the Interior. we're ordered deport-
ed today by TIE board Of special In
quiry OF immigrant inspectors They
have appealed 10 Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
DsNas Weather.

Panhandle and Pecos Valley-Part
cloudy: no rain Temperature, So
High north wind. North-Part cloudy
TO clear and pleasant. heavy rain 3
TO p. m. al Denison high southwest
wind at Wichita Falls East-part
cloudy TO cloudy and threatening; no
rain. Central-Clear and pleasant.
no rain. west-Clear and warm:
very hi2h southwest wind no rain.
South-Clear and warm no rain.
Oklahoma Partly cloudy 10 clear
and pleasant. very heavy rain central
part OF state from 70 p m.
Louisiana Northern part clear
and hot. no rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
s.ansaS Heavy Loser.

r5 N..ocistcd Press
Kansas City, Mo-, May 10 Rain
.anl wind storms in western Missouri
and Karsas tonight did damage esti-
matoc at 100000. At Parsons.
Kansas, the streets were flooded.
Estimated damage on buildings Is
$5u.ouo At Jorl lin. Mo-, many small
buildings and mining plants were
DAMAGED. Many mines were flooded
IN southwest Missouri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
BILL FAvoRs VOTE
on FEDERAL JUDGES


~ associated lf~ss
Phoenix, Ariz.. May lO.-A bill
proposing an advisory vote for Fed
eral judges as we'll as United States
senator's was recommended 10 pass
by the state Senate today.
This Is believed TO be the first at
tempt by any state 10 Influence the
appointment of Federal Judges ty a
popular election.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
Hot So AGREES no
PENSION Rt.rOl.r


W assoc sied Press
Washington, u. C.. My 10 The
House today agreed to a conference
report of the general pension bill pro.
viGing for pensions up 10 dollar "A
day TO veterans OF the Mexican and
Civil wars and now goes to tn" presi-
dent for lis signature Many Demo
Gratis voted with the Republicans for
the bill.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
JACk WHITE EASILY
BESTs FRANKIE CONLI:y
by Associated pes.

by Associated Press
Los Angeles. Cal. Nav lO.--Jack
White the Chicago featherweight.
won an easy victory cvei frankie
Conley OF kenosha. Wis IN the Yer
non arena q Is afternoon. Conley's
manager Tom Jones. threw up the
sponge In the sixth round. announe-
ing that Conlcy had broken his
wrist
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
"NIiDC AT' FARMS
MEETS WATEisi.O,

Kansas City, Mo-, May 1c.---Ts :
koehler, OF Cleveland. was s.scis ~,
decision over Clarence wildcat
Farms. local boxer. tonight after ten
rounds, during which both of Fern 3
eyes were practically closed This is
Ferns first losing bout In year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11

INES IN HOUSE
BUILT IN YOUTH
Special I, Daily NewN

Speeial - nai'y New
Waco, Tex, May lo.-De-
claring that he wanted to die
In the house which he had
huildcd with his own hands
more than a half century ago.
Sam Clinton. living in East
Waco. passed away last night
in a log house which he con
structed In 1851. He leaves
three children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11

APPROPRIATIONS
BILL Is PASSED
ny Associated Prtis.

ny Associated Press
Washington ID. c., May 20.
The House today passed the
Legislative. Executive and .iu-
dicial appropriation bill carry
Ing $33,7s2.S54. TIE prin-
cipal item Of increase was an
Appropriation for the Western
mints and assay offices in
cluding one at Deadwood.
South Dakota
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
Washington Forecast.

Nv Associated Press
Washington. n C.. MAY i0-For
West Texas-Fair Saturday. cooler
In south and central portion. Sun
day fair Rising temperature.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11

With an honorary escort Of autos
ont OF Clarendon. the party left the
Donley county capital In fine spirits
The next stop was made AZ Gocdnighr
where an informal reception was held
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-11
TWtATntp
Local Forecast.

Generally fair Saturday
Yesterdays temneratnre
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tcon'lnnei on PAGE 50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
csrson's Rules.

SOUTH BEND. Ind.-A notice to
managers. umpires and players in the
central league has been sent out by
President Carson governing the man.
ner In which the games will be con-
Quoted during the coming season
IN his notice to managers President
carson asks that rigid enforcement OF
order prevail on the ball fields at Ali
times. The umpire II placed as the
sole pudge OF play, and IL player Is
ordered from the field he must leave
instantly and cannot appear again
during the progress OF the game from
which he has been expelled. When a
manager. captain or player IL under
suspension he will not be permitted
20 enjoy any % the privileges OF the
PLAYING held during the game. and he
VIII not be allowed 90 sit on the bench
either In uniform or in citizens dress
or occupy any position on the ball
heid. a warning IL sent out against
attacking umpires In any manner after
tn~ completion ~ the game or in
nutncing any OF the spectators against
MIN. Any one resorting 20 such cow
srdly tactics Will he dealt with to the
limit The players are asked 20 famii-
iArize themselves with the instruc-
lions given to the managers and UNI
pires 90 assist in building up a better
PATRONAGE for the club owners, which
eventually betters the conditions Of all
concerned
To the Unpirss.
me umpircs will be required to 20
on the Held with a patch properly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
BREEZY GOSSIP HEARD IN
THE TWELVE CLUB CIRCUIT

regulated. with a uniform OF dark blue.
including a cap. which must be kept
neat at all times. They shall also car
~ yhisk broom for busting OF the
plate and are requested to try and put
snap and vim into the work and keep
players moving when changing po-
sitions.
In case a player Intentionally throws
a ball nNer the fence or stand during
the progress OF the game the umpire
IL TO expel him. and all are warned
against talking to the spectators and
To see that the players do not start
an argument with them. All shouting
and coachipg from the players bench
Is strictly prohibited. and the umpire
is 10 use his best judgment In con-
tInuine a game in bad weather.
II a player Intentionally discolors q
new hall. or in any way renders 10
UNIT for service. he must be fined So
Drinking on the part OF the umpires
VIII not be tolerated, and they must
not usS profanity. The umpire ~ fur
Their asked To maintain the dignity Of
his position at all times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
U. OF P. TO PLAY
WESLEYAN NOW

special Dispatch 10 the intelligence.
BUCkHANNON. W. Va April Is
The coming Monday and Tuesday.
ApTu % and % the University 81
fittsburgh base bail team will meet
.h@ Wesleyap College team at Buck
h@nnon In what promises 20 be- the
Two most houy contested games Of
the season. These games are undoubt-
edly the biggest OF the college season
ana from the record 81 the Wesleyan
team 80 Tar this season and the repu-
tation of the team representing the
Pittsburgh University there will be n
warm combat when the teams get To-
gether.
Many out Of town people are ex.
pected from Clarksburg, Grafton. Phil.
lppi ana Weston. Good train connec-
tons are Afforded and on account 81
the unusual attraction there will be a
great crowd 40 the RameN
Wesleyan 10 the only college team,
IN West Virginia that the PIttsburgb
sssregati0n meets. the team jumpinr
ION buckhannon 10 Ohio where three
OF the beet Colleges OF the Buokeye
state are met.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
CATHEDRAL WON
Defeated eenwood High School Yester.
day by the Score Of o to =
Good Game.

BY punching their hits, the Cattle
dral high school team defeated Ben
wood high school yesterday afternoon
on the latters' grounds by the score
OF to 7. Duffy and Whalen twirled
good ball for Cathedral. while Craw-
ford for Benwood was very effective,
but was not given the support. Re
suit:
Cathedral .O q O. q
Benwood .........O l I 3 0 0 o 2 O. I
Batteries-Cathedral: Duffy, whalen
and Tidball Benwood: Crawford and
Carpenter. Umpire: Luke Carney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
smokes PLAY VARSITY
TODAY, THREE CANNED

Pstch~r B~.tris snf Ourn<le~r Dur
nam To- team wtli prsrttc. On the
Island f.rk aonosy. and Anderson
VII ortll ths club hard before IN,
OPENING E.ms with Akron. The stoxf>.
VII leave on Tuesday evening Of next
%eek tor the Ohm city where they
open on "Wednesday Several local
Fans VIII accompany the club TO
Akron.
Dayton and Akron 80 present seem
about the two strongest clubs In the
league with Wheeling a contender
The Stories have the best twirling
STAR In the league and with the Pitts
burgh PLAYERS strengthening the club
the OUTLOOK for winner Is more en-
cotuaging than ever.
The stogies will have 90 drop two
twtriers before the season. progresses
very far and II In indeed a hard prob
lem for Anderson to weed his pitching
starr. The seven twiriers have all
shown Central league class. There
VIII probably be kept on the two that
are let 20. Anderson will place them
with some o. d p. club.
Manager Bill Phillips. who during
the winter seemed TO have one of the
best clubs in the league is having his
trouble these days. Five OF his PLAYERS
refued to report and have been sus-
pended by the pilot OF the Steelmen.
This will naturally weaken his team
TO some extent. The suspended men
are: Pitchers Clarence Fitzwater and
Jimmy Cleary; Outfelder Bowman,
Catcher Meckey and Infielder Kir-
schmick. Cleary Is one OF the best
twirlers on the team. The Steelmsn
M 1ar. N.a.f
although they will. or shoul finish in
the first division OF six clubs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
PrNaoek Earnad-

.ZANESNILL. Ohio.-A deal closed
Wednesday morning took Second
BHceman Red" Prysock. OF the Ath-
lcttcs 10 the Macon Ca. club OF the
South Atlantic league, q Class e or.
Plantation. Prysock was sold under
al optional asreeTpent, which will per.
nit he local club 20 recall him Aug
20 He received his transportation last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19

be meets Al Palser. however, things
vii probably b. different
over on the Pacific coast. the De-
thronef champion. Abe Attell r. still
buckinz The tiger and playing draw
Abe 10 on the tobsEgan right and u
VII not BE- long before he will be IN
class Sith Young Orifo. and
others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
WIN GAME
IN NINTH INNING

BY Hauser. Both pitchers were e.
fective. although Hendrix was tribe
Wild Donlin's injured leg bothered
him and he retired after the fourth
inning. Leach taking center field
Wilson being shifted 20 right Score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
srRooo. NAsnEs AND IAvGIY
RELEAsEp Bv GOAT
(Ov MuTT.l

over the Baltimore a Ohio road last
evening st s:fs. the stogies departed
Tor horgantovn. where today and to-
morrow they will play the University
team. returning home Sunday morn
Ing Greatly strengthened BY the
three Pirates fsrmed out 10 wheeling
py B4rney Dreyfuss. the local club
looks like a contender for the pennant
this season. Yesterday the can was
attached TO Strood. third basernan.
Lavely. outhelder and Washer. third
baseman. Before the opening of the
Central League ON next Wednesday.
several OF the other recruits will be
released.
The hole" at third base has now
been strengthened by Dood who played
with the Waco team OF the Texas
league last season. He comes TO this
city hlGaly recommended by Dreyfuss
Pred Clark and Mike Donlin. who have
seen hing work with the Pirates during
the training trip. Jasen, the new Sec
cnd sacker. Ii also a player with q
good record and he will give Sandy
Murray chase for the second station.
Jansen comes from the Central Assoc
citation and has twice been drafted by
the majors Booze who reports from
indianapolis. will be played in left
field while Anderson will play center.
This makes the race for right field be-
tween Moren, the ClRrksburg recruit.
Durham. Schwartz and Jewell. Indi-
cations are that the fight between
these men will soon narrow down be-
tween Moren and Durham.
The three new players reported yes
terday morning and accompanied the
club TO Morgantown. They will play
In the game against the Varsity today
and their work will be watched with
much interest by local fans. The line
up OF the two clubs today viii probably
be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
NO WAGE INCREASE
Rsiisosd Nssssss Reject ire DEMANDS
hads ~ Engineers on East
err poada

NV YORK. April fs-Ths con
miftee 81 rererai managers % the
eastern railroads after a further con
sideration to-day o. the renewed a..
mauds ~ the engineers Of the hfty
railroads On the eastern territory for
Increased Waaea. sent q commuuica-
ton to Grand Chief Stone % the
. rothcrhood q Locomotive Engineers
hat -it o. not possible 20 acceds -
your uaEe requests and thoss certain
10 f0iioW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
Chinka Play.

CANTON. Ohio.-cy Dawson wore q
broad smile after the daily Grub-Dus
game Tuesday. The reason n that Cy
Is captain OF the Dubs and the Dubs
trounced the Grubs for the first time
since the division OF the Statesman
squad. The score at the end of the
eight-inning game was TO T.
The Dubs earend the decision IN one
frame. the second. when they crowded
all their runs over the plate through
TWO timely hits. an error and several
passes by STIR. The team batted
around, [st nine men facing the young
HEAVIER. Had he maintained his stead
mess the Dubs would have had TO ac-
knowledge another defeat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19

Gnlet The people In the rat above
us are constantly fghtna
Perry Doesn't your wife objectr
Fiiilei- No. she likes 20 have n fuss
made over her New York sun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19

Two taHr bite unann. Unrafrfr
rec hase hifa Werner. UaErs WIianr
aarrifira hts ~ .Ina rarrIrIa. az.
N iaHiua. ENuna Stolen base Mrrnr.
Up. luuple Play nTrrr AZ "larfhr ed
AiNer. Laff on faara fIffrHnrrn. -
louis Eiraf haaa On balls orr lien.
orlHs 2. or aailes FTrsf hnaa - 81
tors lIffahurFI r. 81 G11ia nj
~ Fifrner ~ Wrnfrir fEranaI. ~
.llee WaEnrrI tfrlrt oct ~ Hrr.
dHr. q ~ salee Tive rEg- -
pirea Iohnatone and Jason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19
HAUsER's BOOT LOSES cAR.
olNALs THE GAME.
ssllee Had the Best Of the Pitching
Duel With HendriS-ooniin
Forced 20 Retire.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April 1s.-In
spite % chilly weather. a large crowd
attended the opening game here to-
day etween Pittsburgh and 81. Louis
Pittsburgh won On tne ninth inning
after two men we're out on n tumble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-19

Are you a siandpatter. a fariR ~
former. a progressive. a Socialist o.
an irsurFont RugsheeT"
That's what ! am. By iumpeFa.
and you can feil EN- said aolN=
BroWning's Magazine