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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
Men Reserved by
Virginia League

The reserve list OF players held by
clubs of the Virginia State league
has been promulgated by Secretary
j. III. Farrell, of the National asso-
citation. The Virginia leagues list
follows:
Newport News-Revelle, Miller
Brown, Lake. Carney, Hooker. Eichet-
berger. MATHS. Auienbaeher. Bruck-
miller, HumphNes and Bates
Petersburg--Brook Creiger. Mer-
ganroth. Hedgepeth, Vance. Brene-
gan. Laughlin. Barnett, Keiiher. Nor
rison. Spigler. Howedell Anthony.
Blackstone and Spencer.
Richmond--S. Griffin, H.. Griffin
Raiey. Burke. Carter, Busses, Gar
man. Mace. Rogers, Tenant. Strain
Maths. Charles. McComas and Nc
Cabe.
Observation-Disclosures. Garvin. Yer
bout. Hudgins. Muth.. Martin, Lane
Norfolk--Kircher, Braun. Pool
Castor. McCrary. Hinton. Blunt. KEEL
Ter, Walter, Wallace. Murphy. Shell
ton. joyce and Schrader.
Roanoke Pressiy, Shields, Newton
Holland, Gfnn, Graham, Latltte Efrd
Gardin, Bnrlesnn. Touchstone, Short
Cefaiu, Gill. Barton, Green, Tolson
Vance and Kneaves.
I5mpi a y N q q mf emf chi
n 3 III 4! ~
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PRINCETON. n. j.. Oct. 49,
Princeton ran away with the weak
Syracuse eleven today and rolled up a
score of go on the visitors. The
cause OF the big score was not SO
much the Tigers strength as the syria
cuse weakness
In the first minute of play the WISH
tors showed some strength, but after
that were demoralized. .Tuby" Wal
Ter tore through their line for forty
yards tive minutes after play began
and planted the ball on their one
yard line. stew Baker carried it
over in the next play. The Tiger
quarter played brilliant game.
Syracuse had their only chance for
touchdown in the second period.
Seymour. their brilliant end. ran back
Bakers kickoff twenty yards, and re-
ceived a forward pass good for thirty
more Another forward pass and sew
eral short gains put the ball on Prince
toms five-yard line. but the Tiger
defense was impregnable, and the ball
went to Princeton on downs. Waller
again came to the rescue with a sixty
yard run through broken field and
planted the ball on the ~isitors' three
yard line Dewitt carried it over
Pendleton then took his turn with a
thirty-yard run. and on the next play
received a forward pass behind the
visitors goal for another score.
IN the second half Dewitt, Waller
and Pendleton gained almost at WILL
and before the whistle blew to end the
third period forty-one points had been
amassed.
In the last period many Tiger sub
stitutes were used. but Holy Baker
ran loose around end and through the
visitors line
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V. M. |. Defeats
Virginia Varsity
Eleven lo to @

Especial to The Richmond Virginian,}
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Oa.
19.-virginia struck snag today in
THE Virginia Military institute, the
Cadets outplaying the locals in every
department Of the game. and winning
10y the decisive score of ~ to o.
The Lexington lads got the jump on
Virginia at the very outset, and in
the first period carried the bail from
Uidflefd by a pretty series OF end
runs and line piunFing, Leech TAX
Ing the bail across for the first
touchdown,
Itta fouchdUWti scored III the sec
ond period Was directly due 10 a long
forward pass. from More 70 Vowel.
netting over thirty yards. Only two
plays were necessary to take the ball
across. Moore, ms king the TOUGH
down On plunge through tackle.
Moore kicked goal.
The Cadets showed their strength
in the third period by taking the bali
from Virginia on downs right under
their goal posts.
The Lexington teams final touch
down was made by Richards. who.
standing behind Eirginia's goal posts,
received short forward pass
Captain Moore and Quarterback
kingman played brilliant game for
the winners
Virginia was clearly oaiclassed and
only threatened the visitors goal
once Lineup;
V VI /. Positions. Virginia.
Richards 49,, right end -. Fjniay
GARRISON :. right tackle voolfolk
tSomers)
Camnler .. right guard Farrow
Brown Brown
Patterson ....., center ....., Wood
Gutierrez 49, left guard -. Jeti
Vowel ... left tackle Maiden
Lowry 1900. left end 49,. Harris
uandesD
kingmau quarterback ...,. Todd
tRandolph)
Leech ....... right half $500. AGREE
fColemaut
Carr .....- left half ..... Gooch
fBurruse (Maxsonl
Moore ... fullhack ,, Cock
-- T8yeT}
Touchd Moore, Rich
ards. Goal from touchdown-~More
decentralization. of Norfolk I'm
pire--Barry, Georgetown. i1nesman
WITT. V, NJ. L. Time Of periods
Is minutes.
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Virginia Varsity Is
Afraid, He Says


Or. Hawkins. guide. philosopher and
friend of every member on the Med
ical College OF Virginia squad, and
CHIEF rooter Tor, the eleven, declares
that the manager Of the University
or Virginia team II afraid to iat his
pets play the Richmond medicos. II
the Virginia varsity mentor isn't
afraid he is a-scart tub. or he dassent.
anyway.
Richmond college cancelled . game
with Virginia, and DR.. Hankins Inn
-mediately tslegraphed for the open
date, He followed the telegram with
"a letter. He has received no reply.
Now he hears that Virginia has given
the date to the Norfolk Blues.
Which IL the reason Why DR.. Han
kins CHARGES tho manager Of the vir-
GiniA yarsity 4nothelIs Aievsn With AZ.
1Gcf Dur11G Min III Ii 3 ;s sss III pA
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Tor downs on the two yard line once.
For Harvard, Brickley was the
most consistent ground gamer ana
scored most OF the points, the stocky
halfback making three touehdowns
and two field goals. In the first Pc
Rod Harvard rolled up a total Of "a
points on two touchdowns by Hun
tlngto. one by Bricklsy, a field goal
and safety when Warren was forced
back of his own goal line after Gard
iaer had broken through and blocked
a punt. Hitchcock failed on his at
/ tempt to kick two goals after touch
!. WINS i4ias BTickfey kicked one
goal after touchdown.
In the second period Harvard add
ed six. points ON touchdown by
Brickley, T. rockingham missing the
goal.
AS the period was about to close
Gardner got OF a beautiful forward
-, pass to FELTON, for twenty-three yards
I Harvard's points were increased to
/ 80 during the third period by a touch
y, down by Brickley and a field goal
from the twenty seven yard line by
the ssm me player.
IN the final period Harvard had
many substitutes in the lineup, and
5 the Crimson pulled Off twenty yard
I forward pass. Freely to Milholland.
and Freely next shot across for a
I touchdown, Hitchcock kicking the
goal. Lineup:
Harvard, Position. Amherst.
: +. II. Frothip CHAM l.. E.. Proudfoot
Storrer. ..S..- Il t.. Morrow
{3eebe ........L l.. T. -. .Swazey
/ Trumbuu Ia ca. Shumway
Weston
Z Parmenter NC. Chamberlain
tWiOHlsSAnrth
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| eclhs Ov,e=rl.w,helm
Western Maryland

On muddy field V. p. l. defeated
Western Maryland by a score of ~ to
nothing. The techs played ragged
game on offense and made a number
of bonehead plays. Legge's interfer
ing for runners was poor. The team
will have To improve greatly IL they
hope to win TIE big games. The WIS.,
tors uncorked numerous freak forIna
lions and fake plays which resulted IN
short gains. Burrus. captain OF Y. p.
l., played star game for the home
team. The last two periods were
short on account Of minor injuries
sustained by the Western Maryland
players as a result Of hard tackling
and blocking by v. p. /.
The lineup.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
OLD ELI BEATS ARMY
BY LONE TOUCHDOWN
Phbn Crosses Line After Flynn Leads Way for Him by
Dashing Run of Fifty Yards Harvard Piles Up Points on
Amherst Princeton Routs Syracuse Penn State Defeats
Cornell Brown Trims L. of p

WEST POINT, n. Y, Oct. 10
One lonely touchdown against the
Army represented great deal OF
satisfaction for Yale here this after
noon, when old Eli evened up two
previous defeats at the hands of the
cadets. The final score was to o.
The Yale count came. early in the
second period. The first had closed
with the ball on the Army's uine-
yard linz, and immediately upon the
resumption OF play, Philbin ana
SpaldinE slashed at the Army line
through for~tthe touchdown. He
missed a try at goal
Toward the close of the first
period a forward pass by Pritchard
10 Gillespie was fumbled by the lat
ter, but Hoge fell on the ball. Pritch-
ard then punted To Flynn on fales
ten-yard line, and Flynn made a great
run of fifty yards. being fnatly
downed by Gillespie. Phiihin went
through center for seven yards aud
tried goal from placement from
the thirty five yard line. bur mtsse l.
I he period ended with the b. on
the Army's nine yard In. ami unl
Yale in position to rush through the
touchdown in the next period. TA0Al-
ties were frequent on b nh se>,
usually for holding.
flynn, the big back If tt- t';Ha
team. played 4 slashing game, -ut
was very uncertain IN cIteN:n&
punts There were numerous NJ
stitutions on both side On accJunt Il
injuries Lineup;
Yale Positions. AIM,
GaIlauer .....left end Gillespie
(N3egeouul
Talbot ,, left tackle -. KoWIcE
{pendletonl
Coeney left guard 80. Her'ick
tHarhisonl
hetcnam center $50 i VI fcti
| ycrk --F2ght guard .d i lies
tEugtefart. - Il sI1
Warren $50. right tackle t.n1lt hart
tpendletonl Wyunet
Avery ....... right end III 3ge
(Mrriiia;)
Cornell $3.50. quarterback .frltcharu
(Wheelert
Philhin go. left halfback 800. keyes
Eisenhower
Spalding right halfhack Hobbs
tfIodgscnt
Flynn .....-.. fullback Benedict
(MarkIe) tLamphierl
Touchiown-Philbin. Referee
Langford, Trinity Umpire-1orrey
Pennsylvania. Head linesman--Cos-
teifo. Cornell. T@rr.e of haives-ae
minutes
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Harvard swamps Amherst.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Oct. ia
Harvard swamped Amherst by
score of 46 to 0 this afternoon on
suggy field. more than half of the
game being played in a drizzling rain.
Amherst never had chance and fail
ed to gain first down once. Connolly
being the only player who showed
real football ability. Amherst held
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

ITHACA, n. Y. Oct. 19.--Cornell
was badly beaten by Pennsylvania
State this afternoon by the score Of
20 70 6. The Ithacans. however, show
ed marked Improvement both in play
ing and in iighting spirit. Penn State
undoubtedly had a much better team.
the big margin IL the score was due
to the poor physical condition OF the
Corrcit men.
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Cubs 10 Visit Florida.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.--President Mar
ply. of the Cubs. has decided upon
Florida as the training grounds for
his team next spring. No definite spot
has been selected as yet
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swarthmor. pefeats Navy.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Oct. IA
Swarthmorc played basketball around
the Midshipmen this afternoon with
its multitude OF forward pass plays.
and won by 81 to 8, the Navy team
scoring first on fuke. In the Sec
ond and third periods. SMarthmore
was clearly ahead Of the Midshipmen
at every department Of the game, ex-.
cept the defensive work Of the linz.
and this. with fine work In the back
field OF McKiasick and GieG. with =
gTeatly SUPERIOR systsa A. attaek
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Touchdowns-Peop Miller,
Buehring. Clarke. 2. Goals from
touchdoMns-Mil 8: Claude, g
Field goals--Raftery. Head linesman
MIR. Groom, Lynchburg. Referee,
Mir Sampson. St Adams. Umpire
Mr. Davis. Hampden- Sidney. Time
of quarters-Twelve and ten min
uteS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

Football H0sufts.
Cornell 6: Pennsylvania State. 20.
Colgate, "a: Trinity. 0.
Harvard, 49, Amherst, Q.
Navy 6; Swarthmore, 81.
Princeton, 81: Syracuse, 0.
Lafayette, IA, ursinus, 0.
Army. 0. Yale. s.
Brown. 30. Pennsylvania. /,
Lehigh. IS: Haverferd. e,
Franklin and Marshall, 10. Johns
Hopkins. g.
Williams. 0; Dartmouth. 81.
Carlisle, 45; Pittsburg. s.
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Blue and md White, go =
Beats St. Johns

Special to The Richmond Vifginian.)
LEXINGTON IVA. Oct, Ia
Wa shington and Lee defeated st.
Johns in one of the prettiest played
games OF the season, "a to Ia. st.
Johns played a great game in the
first half, and died fighting hard in
the second half. Virginia made a
touchdown after four minutes play.
and Maryland duplicated the feat
Immediately. Both goals were kick
ed. In the second quarter Virginia
made another touchdown. Maryland
then used the forward pass repeated
iy and scored. Both goals were
kicked. The half ended with score
Il all
Virginia hit the line in the third
quarter. Buehring going over for the
final touchdown. Miller kicked goal.
The fourth quarter saw Maryland
played off her feet. during which
Raftery kicked a field goal from the
thirty FIVE yard line
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Is Dsvere
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His picking open ns
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Leaders OF Three Bte College
Above-"Toi" Pendleton, cap
tain of Princeton team.
Below, left--"Hullet".- Wendell,
Harvard captain,
Below, right---Jesse Spalding,
Yale captain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

Touchdowns--I.eec Moore. Rich
ards. Goal from More
Naturalization. OF Norfolk. I'm
pire--Barry, Georgetown. i@nesman
Witt. Y, NJ. /. Time of periods
Is minutes.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
JUDGE FULLER
 MUSHED ON

Fairbanks. October 75 Judge Frederick E. Fuller, c. C. Page, clerk of the court; Walter Rowson, court stenographer, and others ar rived from the Iditarod last night, after spending A days on the trip. The party left Iditarod September 30 on the Comet with the court officials and two prisoners - Joe Campbell and William Hanauer, and got as far as Nenana, on the Panama, when the ice got so thick that the Comet got stuck.
 Without delay the judge and his party started to mush to Fairbanks. The trails were bad and on one oc- casion they were unable to make q roadhouse and the judge had to si- wash.
 Notwithsta nding the strenuous nature of the trip, Judge Fuller opened court today.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
HERB WILSON
 DIES ON TRAIL

Fairbanks, October 24-While enroute from Fairbanks 10 the Big Cinema hot springs few days ago, Herb Wilson, the well-known old timer, succumbed on the trail from apoplexy. His body was still warm when he was discovered.
 Wilson was one of the most sue cessful operators of the Fairbanks district. He and his partner, Jack Ross, own lob. Cleary creek, from which claim they have made big money Ross became insane 8 few years ago at his home ill Vic toria, B. C., and died in all asylum.
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WILL INVESTIGATE
 DEATHS OF NATIVES

Washington, October 75.-There has been a remarkable increase in the deathrate from infantile paral- ysis among the natives of Unalaska St. Michael and Sitka, and experts from the Bureau of Public Health will be sent North to investigate. The bureau has but recently com pleted an investigation into the prevalence of the disease in the Pa cifc coast states, particularly in the region adjacent to and in the city of Los Angeles.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
GEN, DIAZ CAPTURED BY FEDERALS

Mexico October 25Federa troops recaptured of Vera Cruz yesterday after heavy fighting The rebel leader and 2OOo captured Diaz is the hands of the mob and may be executed summarily
 City, October 23.-The rebel General Daz, who Cruz last week. still holds the city and refuses to warshps will have shell the unless Da submits.
 Washington October 23Ths 2ooo United States marines which order in Nicaragua will be withdrawn country immediately according order issued by upon his arrival here Sunday morning. It is the marines will be held in readiness proceed to Vera Cruz in intervention becomes necessary
 Des Mones hurying to Vera Cruz to protect the lives and property of American citizens
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PATRIOTS LEAVE
 TO FIGHT TURKS

Fairbanks, October 25.-Num- erous members of the Slavonic race are leaving the Fairbanks district and returning to their European homes to fight the Turks. One man heard that his brother had been killed by the Turks. He dis posed of some wood which he had in the hills at great sacrifice, and started out over the trail. He says he is going to avenge his brother s death
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
ALASKAN TRADE
 HAS BIG INCREASE

Washington, October 25.-Ac- cordiug to return just published by the Department of Commerce and Labor. the trade of Alaska shows all increase, excluding gold of over I25 per cent. since the date of the last federal return-Ioo3 The returns came as surprise 10 the department, and give great sat isfaction to those who take all in terest ill the territory.
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SOCIALISTS DRAW THE COLOR LINE

Fairbanks October 25Some difficulty arisen among the the senator's on and his candidacy seemed give satisfaction Now appears ardent Socialists support because man, demand that erased and an other substituted The leaders have pointed Socialists should ne arguments not avail and there is serious split in the party in consequence.
 The Fairbanks NewsMne of which w. Thompson is the editor supporting the Socialists The formerly supported Ed S. Orr and w. A. Gilmore for congress-
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BECKER GUI LTY
 IN FIRST DEGREE

York 75-The trial Lieutenant Becker. charged murder Herman Rosenha the New York gambler who had peached the police for grang conclusion here yesterday jury retired consider their verdict This morning appeared found endan guilty of murder in the first degree.
 Becker will be October
 is probable that he will appeal h. has ample funds believed that while Becker undoubtedly guilty of compciy Roseptha's murder, "hgher who should be brought justice.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
DELEGATE WICKERSHAM TO
 LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON

Fairbanks, October 25.-Dele gate Wickersham was today off cially notified by Acting Governor Distin of his re election as delegate to Congress.
 Mir. Wickersham will leave for Washington November 7, in order to be in time to attend the short session of Congress which meets the first week i'll December.
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SCHOONER WRECKED AT YORK;
 MANY HAVE MARROW ESCAPES

Nome October 25The power schooner Silver Wave, E. T. Nc ntyre total peninsula Cape York last Wednesday, Just the schooner about for terrific and the piled the beach where she battered pieces.
 There passengers all of whom together with the narrowly escaped death.
 aboard cargo placer peninsula which shipped the Tacoma
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DISTRICT COURT WORKING
 DAY AND NIGHT AT NOME

Nome 25-n permit of principals Outside C. D. Mu holding morning night tand clearing calendar of the plenty of time The government the the Victoria should before adjouns
 The principal that of United States Tbeg of stealing gold the Pioneer Mining pany That Tberg had upon Seattle Many engaged which promises be q long
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
DARROW TRIAL HAS
 BEEN CONTINUED AGAIN

Los Angeles, October 23.-The sec ond trial of Clarence Darrow has been continued to November 25.
 District Attorney J. w. Fredericks said that the state has strong evidence and was sure of a conviction. It was stated that tho prosecution did not have to rely in this case solely upon the testimony of Bert Franklin and Bain, both of whom made confessions.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
GET DYNAMITE
 BY WAG0N-L0

Indianapolis, October 25.-Testimony introduced in the trial of tho labor leaders indicted for dynamiting. goes to show that Ortis McManigal and the McNamaras must have planned whole sale destruction. They ordered nitro glycerine by the wagon-load, and it is surprising the authorities were kept in the dark regarding the shipments for so long.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
OLD STROMBOLI
 GETTING RESTIVE

Naples, Italy, October 25.-The volcano of Stromboli is threatening eruption, and the government may have to send a vessel to take the inhabitants to place of safety.
 Stromboli is volcano on an island of the same name, which constitutes one of the Lipari group. off the west coast of southern Italy. The volcano has been inactive for many years. although burning.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
SLOUGH FROZEN
 AT FAIRBANKS

Fairbanks, October 25. - Last night, the 24th, the temperature dropped to below, and this morn- ing the slough in front of the city was frozen over.
 There is still scarcity of snow on the overland trail to Valdez, but the stages are running regularly.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
DREDGES ONLY ARE
 WORKING AT NOME

Nome, October 25.-All mining has closed down OH the Seward peninsula, except that done by dredging. The dredges are work ing ill the neighborhood of Nome. while Solomon and Council each have two still at work.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
COLONEL ROOSEVELT IS RECOVERING

Oyster Bay, October 23-Coonel Roosevelt arrived Chicago this morning. He and IS described splendid condition
 New York October 23Coone teegraphed his campaign that he will speak New city 3O he has relapse announcement has given i'm satisfaction to his packers The of the will be filled by his running mate Gov Hiram Johnson 
 Oyster Bay, October 25.Coone Roosevelt better todry and able walk about the house His covery is remarkable
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
SEWARD PENINSULA STORMS
 DELAY DEPARTING MINERS

Nome, October 25Vont throughout Seward peninsula marooned hundreds bound from outlying Outside last boats Teller York Tin City, Deeng Keewak Candle each have of thus detained The weather is camer
 The which left schoon who have sengers from Kotzebue-sound points
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
BAYLES A CANDIDATE

At the solicitation of many citizsns, Sam Rayles has consented to become 2 candidate for the town council at the special election to be held on Tuesday, November 5. The Pioneer believes that MT. Bayles will be elected almost unanimously, as he would make 2 splendid member of the town board.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
JOE RIVERS TO MEET JOE MANDOT

Los Angeles, October 23.-Joe Riv- CTS has been matched to meet Joe Mandot in 20-round fight here on Thanksgiving Day.
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SEVERAL CLAIM
 PARTIAL VICTORY

Fairbanks, October 25.-Politics has quieted down in this district during the past week, but it is probable that interest will grow as the election approaches.
 Several candidates other than those on the ticket claim to see victory ahead, but it is generally conceded that the fusionists will elect majority, if not the whole of their ticket.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
JOHN CARLE SENTENCED TO
 THIRTY YEARS IMPRISONMENT

October the advice of his attorneys John Cae who had indicted the murder of Harvey Frye the Hot pleaded guilty the second degree and Judge years penitenary nearly years old it practically life
 Little sympathy is felt for Carle as his crime cold blooded firing both barrels of shotgun his victims bac
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
LADY CARTO0NIST
 TO WED PUGILIST

St. Joseph, Mo-, October 25.-It is announced here that Fay King, the Pacific coast cartoonist, will sortly be married to Battling Mel, son, ex lightweight champion.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
THOUSANDS KILLED
 IN THE PHILIPPINES

Manila, October 23.-One of the very worst typhoons in the history of the city passed over Manila Monday and Tuesday. Over 1000 persons were killed and many were injured. The property damage is estimated at over S5. .OOO, ,0OO.
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CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION,
 JACK JOHNSON OUT ON BAIL

Chicago October 23-Charged with the crime abduction, Jack Johnson the coored champo bound grand jury, and released under heavy ball.
 Johnson accused of abducting white girl Lucille Cameron who employed pugist's swell Miss Cameron only 19 old Johnsons caused
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26
TEMPERATURE TABLE

The following temperatures for the week ending noon Saturday, October 26, are from observations taken at the Budweiser observatory, corner Second and Richmond
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-10-26

Joe Jerman came to town on business Sunday. He will leave for the Aniak as soon as the trails are fit for travel.