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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
OF PATRONAGE
HINDRANCE TO CLUB
" Attendance az Games Here Does
Not increase. We May Have No
Club In 1918.
PLAYING OF TEAM MERITS
- MUCH BETTER ATTENDANCE.
Stosles Did Better Than Split Even
on Last Stand On the Home
Diamond.
(By NJ. q. Hsarb.)

Unless attendance figures take a
jump skyward when the Stogies re-
turn on the present road trip. chances
r big that Wheeling will not be
represented in the Central league dur
ing the 1918 season.
Although the boys have been play
ing n good article OF ball. although
they did better than split even on the
last stand on the home lot (winning
10 out OF is games), despite these
facts the attendance at the games has
been very small. inysome cases dwind-
ling to less than 100 paid admissions.
Naturally. n Central league club
cannot exist with attendance figures
so small. Unless the fans show more
appreciation Of the club, IT means
goodbye 10 the Stogies In the Central
circuit.
There was n time when fans could
not be blamed for not supporting the
club. But that excuse has long ago
worn out and there is no plausible
reason why the team is not getting
the support II deserves this year.
When the Perkins-Irwin regime was
at its zenith, attendance started 10
fall OF. That was occasioned by poor
management. the selling OF some OF
the best players and the inability OF
the management 10 send a team on
the field that could put up an interest.
ing game.
To-day II is altogether different.
Show MS the man who says Goat"
Anderson isn't one of the most cana
BILE managers in the Central league
and we will show you the man who
doesn't know n baseball from a water.
mellon. a right fielder from n quarter
back or a balk from a 1 @ on balls.
You've got to hand IL TO Anderson.
Good qualities he has an abundance
OF while bad features are as hard TO
find as the proverbial needle in the
haystack. Anderson always has the
game well in hand. usually does tie
right thing at the right time and with
the right kind OF following will send
the Stogies right up the column.
Goat has quite a bunch OF his own
coin OF the realm tied up in the club.
and that's all the more reason why
he should work for the clubs uccess.
Canton IS already very far gone
financially. Then GAINESVILLE has been
having her share OF financial trouble.
The other clubs are still in the run
ming. but there are several in lust
the situation as are the Stogies-un.
less the fans respond. root for the
boys and hand out that quarter occa.
sionally. the Central is bound 10
change greatly before the end OF the
present season.
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neascs stopped.
wear . tmga- tndcr nv Treatment you throw g. awav
% A ADD ad STOMACH THoUBLE-By nj system OF fmatnent
sWr AZ ~.
- IUaAI mlI INrhAhrNAToHT on CHaoEIc, cuRnD.
rom Diseases ~ the ovarlaa. naddrr Wdnova ms-ous
- 1a sh SAfntauon o. ne Hs.Tt DyspsPda. or ay other dscse pedT
CONSULTATION FRnnn HoaTs = 20 = ~, I'd Tt ~ %nSa o. SS:s
an Saturday Sunday. 2 20 4p m Bsn phone isR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
GRAND JURY
IN TYLER COUNTY EXPECTED TO
REPORT TODAY.
Have Investigated sistsrsvifie Elee-
~tion and Rumors Circulated
About Judge.

Special Dispatch 10 the I~nteuixeneer.
SISTERSVTLLE. W. Va, June si.-
The Tyler county grand jury continued
its work today. a large number OF wit
nesses being examined on the two i'm
portant matters before II, the alleged
wholesale corruption I'm the recent
election here. and the rumors that
Judge Willis had accepted Christmas
presents from certain interests. At
h close Of the day subpoenas were
issued for a number OF new witnesses
who will face the investigators today
and II is expected that the jury WILL
report tonight.
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SHONTS' SUCCESSOR
Said to Be q. A. Worthinaton, Just
Resigned as Receiver Of
the w. & 1. e.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
d. CLEVELAND. o., Jun 2I.-It Is
understood tonight that y. A. Worth
ington. who resigned yesterday as re-
ceiver of the W. & l.. T.. railroad Is
TO be the successor Of Shonts. who
resigned as head OF the Chicago &
Alton road The information comes
from a reliable source.
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was appointed parilameniarian % tho
convention. The committee will meet
tomorrow night
Tarin reform. election Of United
states Senators BY the people. income
Tax and regulation % the trusts are
four things that j. Bruce Kremcr. Ma.
uoual committeeman from Montana.
is urgiuR should be included in' the
Democratic platform.
Want Live Candidate
We must have a 1.-Two candidate n
We expect 20 carry Montana. added
the western leader ~The s.nta has
had a Democratic governor since
1889. with the exception Of a four.
year term. but Presidential elections
there have always been close
NJ. a. Miller. national committee.
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0, & P. LEAGUE
ON FIRM BASIS

Special Dispatch 70 the Inteiligencr-.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. June 2i.-
AT the meeting OF the Ohio-Pennsyl-
vania league held in Alliance. every
club owner went on record as being
In n position 10 play through the en-
tire season and 10 pay salaries in
full when due" declared President
George Travis. OF the league, tonight.
The statement published IN Cleve.
land papers under a Pittsburgh date
that a scheme was on foot TO quit the
season July 4 and then pay the play.
ers 30 per cent. OF their salaries Is
without foundation OF fact whatsoev.
or. SO far rs ! know. the league IS on
a sound basis. and will 20 through
the year as any other league will that
plays organized base ball
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man from Oregon. bespoke a thor
cugh progressive platform" upon his
arrival today we want a thorough
progressive platform Just az much as
We want a candidate Of that kind.-
said he.
A little variety viii be given the
convention BY the presence ~ a
negro az a delcEate. lie is said to
be coming from Colorado. and his
participation will mark the first ap-
pearance % a mar 81 that race -
one o. the component parts % q
Democratic national convention.
Texas has added hcr unit 10 the
pre-couventiOu contentious hv ono u
its politicians Ming a contest in the
Seventh congressional district
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no YOU like the appearance of the young
man we illustrate here? That's exactly the

way he looks in one of
the new
Hart Schaffner & Marx
suits; a straight-front, three
button coat, slightly form fit
ting at the back and over the
hips; medium length lapel
with notch; ix-button high
cut vest; trousers correctly
shaped. It's a style almost
any man looks well in; you
would.
Wen sell you a suit Of that kind in any one
Of a dozen good weaves for SIS or $50; or SIS
if you like a little more richness.
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Negro pisu on street.

Special Dispatch TO tie l~ute!ligcncer.
MDRGASTOWN. W. Va. June I'll
Dennis Glars. one Of the oldest negroes
uI This section Of the state. dleu this
afternoon from "a stroke OF apupleNy.
suffered while raItiug on the street.
lIis exact axe ls unknown. but is be-
TO be near the century mark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
SUNDRY BILL
Passes Houee, Carrying 500 .s77,4I4, a
Below Estimate for the
Measure.

WASHINGTON June 2i.-The civic
sundry appropriation bill. the largest
Of the annual supply measures passed
the hous to-day. carrying &lU9.5 I'll Z.
This is $4,000" coo under the estimates
Of the bill last year.
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DR.. BAILEY

Corner Eleventh and chspllne SITS,
Wheeling, W. Va. One block from Post.
office. Come up stairs.
THE ONLY RELIABLE SPECIALIST
ADVERTISING IN W. VA. who shows
his picture and tells his name. So. when
you enter his Office. you know Who you
are dealing with.
MAKE NO MISLEADING STATE.
MENTS. but treat you az the lowest cost
possible fer Honest. Skilful and Sue
cesstul Treatment No extra charge for
medicine.
Nariooccle and Structure, Gonorrhea.
elect Enlarged Prostate, Bladder A.
teetons' Blood Poison. Lost Manhood,
Nervous Exhaustion, indlscretion or
Excess.
PILES cure without operation. No
detention from business.
PRIVATE nIgEAcEc- N.f ..-.s
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opened the fight on Tuesday for the
Roosevelt cause. but Hadley himself
said he would not be nominated with his
consent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-29

FOR SALE-Lot two C2) in block
tWenty-three (2S), Kupfrian park N
9. Mckinney, Meridian, Miss. 23maylm"
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FOR RENT

The store now occupied by Peter In.
denstruth, the jeweler, VIII De Ior nt
from June LIST. One OF the very peS'
hneinesv. locations on palafo< rtree'.
Tine stores on East Garden street,
formerly occupied by the morgan
Stables. with sheds IN rear. Reasonable
rental -
The LARGE store on East Garden St.
(now occupied by Geo. McGhan q sons
pIumbers) from June 1st.
An Elegant Store, In the tfor1oa hoteA
building, at Union Depot. Rent reason
sIx (e) New Modern Stores, on East
wright Street, just peing built, for oc-
ci,uancy Angus LIST Call now and IN
gpect plans. Very good rental offered;
The Old Southern Express Co.'S Suio.
Ird. on West Government Street, Just
west OF the Posfof1ce can be leased on
very reasonable terms: stables In rear.
The Large Offices, formerly occupied
by the Chamber of Commerce, In the
Brent building, are now offered for rent,
The Entire Second Floor OF the 7ooton
a Watson building, (now under consriA-
fion) on East Wright Street containing
"a rooms with all modern improvements
Gallery fronting Wright Street PARKWAY.
One block from Union Depot. AppEca-
tons received.
other stores, DWELLINGS, Buildings,
ofices and Halls, in all parts Of the city.
HOOTON & WATSON.
"The Rental Agents.
5Iount Building. Phone o.
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LOST.

LOST OR STRAYED-Red heifer, over
year old. Finder please return TO
Mr.. Johnson, Blacksmith. at Brent Sta
ton. 29maySt'
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Live Stock and Poultry.

FOR sALE-Modern coops, 100 laying
hens, mixed breed: also highclass
White Deghorn Hens and Chicks Apply
17o6 East Gadsden. Geo. Cook.
22mav7w@
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WANTED-POSITION.

ADVERTISING MAN, WINDOW TRIM
MER, CARD WRITER, thorough m
all three, wants position; original. prac-
teal, entirely new ways and styles OF
work; absolutely no old. worn out, fogy
ideas; positively a business getter. write
newsy, convincing copy; am a master
on headlines; competent on type, layouts
and space; Fancy, Novelty and Sale
Windows; Cloth and Card Signs, brush
or pen; married man. healthy, strong.
pleasant, honest, coclheaded, fareeetng,
sober and a hustler. Love Pensacola
and want 70 locate permanently. Ref
erence and samples on application. ANY
store looking for Increase In trade. adt
dress: ~. G. Y" Care Journal
2smay1Ot'
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What is your idea Of classical
music?~ Well replied Mr. Cumrox,
7 cont profess TO know much about
it. But Il always seems to me that
when a man writes classical music he
simply takes q tune and sees how
much he can muss IL up."-washing-
ton Star.
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More 20 the Point.

Some one has compiled statistics
showing that one thousand persons in
the United States are at present en-
plCved in walking for wages. Society
" ould be Just as well off if they were
work ing for wages-Judge
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TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE
Daily Report Ti-le Guarantee Company,
May 20, te12-Deedss

State Of Florida 10 w Mitchell, g.
North l-2 lots 2. 3, 4, all lot 8, section
A., township south, sange 30 west
F G Renshaw ct al 10 Nat Keiser and
NJ ] Elkan, $1,000 and other considara-
tons. South g feet, inch OF west
1s3 feet, inches. Arpent lot IS, Old
CITY
Albert Halle Land Co to Lawrence z.
Brice, 81 ana other considerations. Lots
10 and 20 block rs, HazeIhurst
", J. Forbes TO Kate II. Bannon, 500
and other considerations. Lots ze to 80.
block SO, East Pensacola Heights
Jno. h kohler ct al to c. A Wales,
81 and other considera lions Lots 3 20
5, block 164, West King Tract
aired Washington Majors TO r "
Houseworth, $500 and other cons,dera.
tons. East s acres subdivision lot 2,
SUBDIVISION lot 8, Of subdivision lot 2. in
section 80, TOWNSHIP ] south, range 20
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LEGAL NOTICE.

CREW NOTICE.
~@ Neither the Captain, own
R44A ers nor consignees of the
TA British Steamship, Themble-
&6x@Ew by, will be responsible for
debts contracted by the crew
Of said vessel. r. GRIFFITHS,
PENSACOLA LBR. CO., Captain.
Consignee.
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FOUND.

FOUND-Most contractors have found
the place to buy lumber, shingles and
building materials Of all kinds at reason
able prices. what you want when you
want IT." Stearns Lumber and Export
Co., Phone 1913 2feb
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SCARRITT MORENO. Pensacola, Fla,
Agent Diebold and Coats Safes and
Bank Fixtures. Correspondence solicited.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO., Thor.
b Thorsen, Prop, solicits all kinds OF
moving and hauling Furniture packed
for shipment Furniture stored ONCE
phone sTs. Depot phone 70l june11h
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was married today at the Chapel Roy
al Savoy TO Captain Douglas Howard
Gill of the s3rd battery Of the royal
field artillery.
Mrs. Gill before her first marriage
was Miss Sally Hargius Of New York
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LOST-s2.oo reward for gold brooch If
returned to room No, 1, Masonic Tenn
pie 26nay3t
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ORDER or OWL

VOLUNTEER VETERAN FTREMEN.
Volunteer Veteran F1remen's Assooia.
ton meets at Recorders Court Room the
irst Friday In each month at 1880 D. m
- J. N. ANDREWR,
DAN MURPHY. pTesideut
Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

A PHILO STYLE Summer Colony Coop.
seven pullets and one Cockerel, $1,000;
any of the following breed, White Orping-
tons, Wyandottes, Leghorns or Barred
Plymouth Rock; strong, healthy stock;
month-old chicks, $3.50 dozen. 40 South
Florida Blanca. Phone 1241. 29may1W'
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HOTELS.

NEW MERCHANTS HOTEL-European
Rooms by the week One person, IS. 90;
two persons. $500. Running water in
every room: free bath: bell and hotel ser
vice 5jAn
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FOR SALE-SeveraI head of Rosecomb
Jackson street
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\ Valuable Man.

Our bookkeeper seems to have g
wonderful grasp Of detail
That's right" declared the Junior
partner. He knows the records Of most
all the ball players
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No Chance

do YOU believe politics make strange
bedfellows?"
Not these days" replied Senator Sor-
ghum. Politics decent give a man q
chance 10 sleep az all. gton
Star.
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FOR LADIES.

SPIRELLA CORSETS-French designs
of latest styles Have your corset made
to order. Measures and orders taken by
Mrs. w. c. Wood. Phone 1883
17may1m"
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statesmen WANTED.

SELL FRUIT TREES-Summer work
for Teachers, College Boys, and Farm
ers Easy to sell. and big profits Smith
Bros. Dept IS, Concord. Ga. to31may'
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WIDOW OF ROUGH
RIDER is MARRIED
Nv Associated Press.

Kane widow Of the late Captain
woodbury. Kane, Of the Rough Riders.
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LOST.

of. One is fat and other not in such
good condition. $500 reward for infor-
nation leading to recovery OF one or ten
dollars for both. ]. Q. Van Pelt, Sheriff.
10may
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WANTED-A position with an Al oon-
Germ, by energetic, Northern young
man, who desires to go into business in
the South. University graduate and ex~.
perienced. References exchanged. Ads
dress G c M, Care Journal 2smay1w'
WANTED-Colored man wants work OF
any kind Experienced as hotel porter.
Apply Charlie Griff. Pace. Fla.
21may7w'
WANTED-Position az planning mill fore
man. Can come well recommended.
Address 1912" Care Journal 15may16t'
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FOR SALE-One Rushton canoe, in ex-
ceHent condition, for $500 Address
a. b. care Journal. 29may1w
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I.ABORERS WANTED for sawmii. and
railroad construction work for the ia
cobb Lumber Company. Molino Fla If
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Read The Journals Want
Ads and Profit thereby.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One large Camera, one pair
OF Richmond scales, one slicing ma.
cnlne, one Royal jewelers. Assortment
rebossed and as good as new. Apply Leo
Nelson, 403 Thfesen Building 29may1 "
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WANTED INdMEDIATELY-Co
rough lumber inspector, export and in
terror. State salary and when can come.
Box *, Andalusia, Ala" 24may1w
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FOR SALE-20G0 cement brick, six ce-
ment columns, truck and tool boxes
Fhone 1913. 29may1w~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one but my
self b B. Witch 26may1m~
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-Two upstairs southern ex-
posure rooms, completely furnished for
light housekeeping Cheap for summer.
81 North Hayne Street. 26mayfw"
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WANTED-To Buy Or
Exchange.

WAkTED-One mile s5-pound relay
rail- delivered Pensacoln in good condi-
ton Quote lowest price quick. VIII pay
cash Choctawhatchee Lumber Co, Free
port. Fla. asnov
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FOR RENT-Two delightfully."- cool, fur
nished rooms, with privilege Of bath;
also connecting rooms, with private
shower bath. Phone 1910. IL West
Cervantes. 25may1w'
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MEXICAN CFIILI PARLOR. fo1 Ladies
and Gentlemen. Under new manage
rnent; ell kind Of Mexican dishes served,
short orders a speciality. 400 S Palafox
ST 19may1m"
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ONE BLOCK from bay front; two rooms
for light housekeeping. Terms reason
able One room for one person, IS to Sc
per month Address 3I4 South Florida
Blanca street 24may1w"
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FOR SALE-Fquity in Eastman Busi-
ness College certificate which amounts
to $40 90 and entities holder to three
months, one week and two days tuition
$500. Address R. B. Saunders, Pensa-
cola. Fla. 29may1w
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FOR SALE@Eew maps Of Escambia
county, showing all government sub
divisions OF sections. public roads. rail
AZ feet, scale inch to mile. Price s. 90.
Stephen Lee county surveyor. P. o. Box
ITS. Pensacola 29oct
The evening world., 1912-06-04
FITS DRIVE HIM TO SUICIDE.
Victim Attempts Life when Attack
Costs Him Position.

When Dr. milford of Flower Hos
pital was summoned early to-day to
attend a man who had attempted to
take his life by inhaling gas at No.
1873 Clinton street he recognized in the
would-be suicide one whom re had
twice attended yesterday IN the throos
of epiieptic fits. The man was Louis
Isvosovitx. a clothing prcsser. who
lives with his sister. Mrs. Fanny Pom
erantz, ut the Clinton street address
1svogovitz, who has been In this
country three years. has lost number
less positions because OF his afYliction.
Yesterday he lost his last position on
East broadway when one of the Ats
which brought Or. milford from the
Flower Hospital gripped him. lie suf-
fered another In Stuyvesant Park last
night.
Early to-day the invalid persuaded
his sister TO 20 to a dispensary for
medicine, and while she was gone he
arranged to die with a gas tube in his
mouth. When Mrs. Pomerantz re-
turned ne was nearly dead. DIR. Null
ford took him to the hospital. but said
the man probably would not live.
The evening world., 1912-06-04
GAS FATAL TO FIVE
IN DAIRY GRAIN WELL

CINCINNATI. June A-vivs psrsons
,.r4shed % the result oe being over
eoms By gas fumes In . grain well at
IT, dairy OF Jacob Sachs. In Paramount.
this city. to-day.
A ,reman WHO went into the Pr TO
80 the bodies wac also ovsrcoms ana
lies At the City Hospital In . serious
condition. Two Of the dead are women:
Tue dead are Mrs. Anna Espslaggs.
Mrs. william Rooster. Jacob eachs,
Joseph Niehroff and Robert Atkins.
Henry Estermann. . city fireman. 10
In q serious condition.
Four Of the victims forfeited TIER
0)vss In efforts to rescue jacob 0ache.
- frst Victim. Estermann was over
come while being lowered into the we'll
~ means of rope. He was pulled out
.and rushed to tho hospital. The are
0en then used grappding hooks and
orought the bodies 20 the surface.
The pk. or we'll. was ussd by 0achs
~ lhs storage Of wet matt feed. whioh
- fed to his mich cows. The grain had
6eemented and generated deadly sAsss
vhieh caused the death Of the i've par.
sons. A ladder was the msans Of q.
esa1ce end sxt.
The evening world., 1912-06-04

tfat there was likely to be trouble,
following the two shootIngs yesterday.
No patrons apparently were in tho
Fourth avenue places and. contrary
to custom, the st. Marks place cafe
1t 10 usually open until Q or 8 O'Clock
In the morning.
This feud. which started over a slen-
der. blonde-haired girl, Wanda Murphy,
promises to be the bloodiest and most
destructive ever wased In this city. The
big figure in II besides the changeable
Chinatown Queen who put him aside TO
bestow favor on "Chick" THICKER. no
torious gun fighter. IL big Jack"
Zeiig. who has this standing to his
record:
Arrested under the names OF Smith.
Allen and Albert.
1901, July 7-Harry Smith. grand
larceny: House Of Refuge.
1906. April lt-william Allen. grand
larceny; discharged.
1906, June s-wnliam Albert. Grand
larceny; discharged.
1906, June '27-wflliam Albert, grand
larceny; discharged.
1903. April 7-wiiiam Albert. Grand
larceny; one year Sing Sing.
1908, Aug. 1e-wiliam Albert, disor-
Derby conduct: workhouse.
1904. Fob. 1l.-Henry Albert. disorderly
conduct: sixteen months Workhouss.
1900, Aug. e-wtiliam Albert, grand lar
ceny; discharged.
1919, March 2Lwslliam AFbers, fsaoni-