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Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-16

Roosevelt had no trouble in carry
ing the Minnesota primaries accord
ing to the latest reports. His chair
man claims that he has carried the
state by vote of TO /.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-16

Washington Republicans are having
trouble and about one-third of the del
egates to the state convention are con-
tested. Of the instructed delegates it
appears that Roosevelt has about two
thirds
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-16

The Republicans and Democrats are
voting in California today for stand
ard bearers. The Republican leaders
for Taft, Roosevelt and La Toilette
have been stumping the state and re-
ports indicate that Roosevelt will have
4 plurality although the Taft leaders
are not willing to concede that claim.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-16
Total Net Area of These

Claims ..-.....-.....................70.S acres
All of the above described lode min
ing claims form a portion of Sections
15, 16, 81 and % of T. SO, N. r. II,
w., of the N. NJ. P. NJ, as near as
can be determined from the present
condition of the public survey.
The Amended Location Certificates
OF the Lucky Four, Lucky Four No. z,
Iron King, Delphic, Dead Pine, Hes
perian and May "B" Lodes being re-
corded in Book 90, at pages 17S, 179,
$50, 1873, 181, 1872, and 1874, respec-
lively of the records of LIZ Plata Coun-
ty, Colorado, expressly excluding from
this application all conflict with Sur
vey No. 1858 Northern Slope Lode
and Sur. No. 1874 Yellow Eye Lode;
Adjoining and conflicting claims, as
shown by the plat are Survey NO.
1858, Northern Slope Lode, Inc van
Emmett Gold Mining and Milling
Company, claimants. Surrey NO. IT,
314, Yellow Eye Lode, claimants un-
known.
G. H. CHARLTON Register.
First publication April 25, l9l2.
Last publication June 27, 1912.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-16

Champ Clark mas been carrying his
neighboring states, but soon he must
90 before parts Of the country where
he is not considered favorite son.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-16

In two congressional districts in
Texas the Republicans agreed to dis
agree and each faction will send dele
gates to Chicago.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-16
ALIAS SUMMONS.

State of Colorado, City and County of
Denver, S. In the District Court.
No. 52S4S. Div. 2.
James Doyle, Plaintiff, VS.. c. l..
Wright, Defendant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
John Marshall
Tackles Maury

John Marshall high school. winner
of the prep championship of this city.
is now looking for more honors and
will try conclusions this afternoon
with the Maury high school of Nor
folk. 1t will probably be the hardest
game which the local men have had
this year as the Maury high teams
are always good and play football
from the sound Of the whistle. Next
Wednesday John Marshall meets
Lynchburg at that place and should
they succeed in winning both of
these games they will have clear
title to the high school championship
81 the State.
1t lie the hope OF Coach Blanton's
r,en to erase forever the sting of de-
feat which Mathew Maury inflicted
upon them year before last That
season. as Ii the case THIS year. the
local boys had not lost a game until
they tucked uD against the men from
the City by the Sea. Before them.
however. they we're forced to ADMIT
defeat, losing tho game II to ..
The team goAe down with the de-
termination to redeem the lost honors.
and Il p certain that y hard gams Will
result
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
FEUD IS To De
PAID IN BlOCD
Continued from First Page.


life Of Jack Rose. and against the
safety OF his children. Mrs. Rose. at
Averne. ". Y. received several tele-
phone calls from persons who declared
her two children would be kidnapped.
Consequently the children were pro-
siaea with hedyguard OF two strong
Swedish women. Threats against Rose
were telephoned during the day to the
oftice of his attorney. Rose. who is
bald. is wearing a wig and has ap-
piled to the police for permit to
carry a revolver.
Rose today received an offer or
5000 for an option on the book he Is
writing about the underworld Theat-
rical men are importuning all four OF
the gamblers to sign contracts from
5000 up.
Sam Schepps. who hid in Hot
Springs Ark. before his arrest, and
who Yesterday declared his intention
or going back there ID make his home.
received a telegram from Mayor w. w.
Waters, of that city. declaring the
Messengers for murder plotters was not
wanted there, and he would be prompt
" escorted TO the railroad station IL
he appeared in the city.
Jack Sullivan. the king OF the news
boys" is now the onsy one left out of
the seven named in the blanket tn
dictment for the Rosenthal murder.
whose case has yet to be disposed Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
Snodgrass Sued
Over a Contract

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Nov. a.
Centerhelder Fred SnodgrassS Of the
New York Giants. today was sued in
the Superior court for $4,000 DAM
ages for alleged breach of promise,
The plaintiff is Nellie A. Frakes. who
AYERS that in August. 1909. the ball
player broke his promise to wed her
and married Miss Josephine vickers
On January Is, 1908. according to
the plaintiff, Snodgrass told her Of his
love and made his vow to wed her.
On October Is, 1908. she asserts, a
child was born to her, but Snodgrass
then fighting for name and fame In
the baseball worl. had left the State
Attorney w. A. Summer would
.vsueh NO further Information abou,
the relations Of Snodgrass and Miss
Frakes today. He said his client has
gone into seclusion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
RAILROAD Y. M. C. A.
HAS FINE SHOW

In demonstrating the different
methods of propulsion in water. the
Cavill family. comprising Dick. ST.. all
around champion swimmer and inven-
tor Of the famous crawl stroke. Thea
Caviil. five years old. champion baby
swimmer of the world. and Dick, Jr..
Juvenile swimmer and diver. held a
large crowd of spectators enthrailed
for more than an hour last night In
the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
Dick Cavill. Sr.. has appeared be-
fore practically every crowned head
in Europe, including the late King Ed
ward VII. Such persons as the Duke
and Duchess Of Teck. Lord and Lady
Hampden received their first instruc-
tons in swimming from the Cavill
family.
Other interesting numbers were
rendered at the entertainment. among
them being the talk on I'VE Old Plan
tatfon Days. by Professor d. Web
ster Davis, a well known humorist
and joke-artist. He Is considered one
or the foremost negro educators In
the country, and Is classed with Book
err T. Washington.
Selections by the Entepre and jerks
quartets were also enjoyed. The lat
ter was composed of four colored girls,
ranging from the ages OF twelve to
fourteen years.
After the program was rendered ice
cream Was served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
Racing, at Norfolk

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 22.-Buskin,
footed as the best two-year-old in
America. made show OF Ave OF the
best stake horses in America at the
jamestown Jockey club track today
when he won the Junior handicap for
all ages over distance of six fur
longs. Caugh Hill, one Of the most
consistent stake winners in America.
was three lengths behind Buskin at
the finish. and Prince Ahmed finished
poor third. Grover Hughes. the
favorite. did not. get In the money.
Buskin Is from the stable of John
Whalen. This Is his second start at
jamestown and he has won both
times.
Another long shot went over today
when Jockey Ed. Martin brought
Stairs under the wire as q winner by
half a length over Annie Sellers, the
favorite. in the sixth race. The
Sookies had showed az much as sixty
to one against Stairs, but he was bear
down to thirty at post time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
BRYANT IS INJURED
IN An EXPLOSION
CHIEF ENGINEER OF NEW CAR
LINE BURNED BE EsCAP-
ING STEAM.

T. Z. Bryant. chief engineer OF the
Richmond and Henrico railway COM
pany, was seriously injured last night
by the explosion OF boiler In the
railway power house on Lester street,
Fulton. Mr.. Bryant was in the act
Of removing a steam valve behind
which there was seventy pounds pres
sure when 1t blew out, knocking him
from the ladder on which he was
standing. and enveloping him In
scathing steam. He was badly burned
about the body and legs, and sustained
an injury in his right side as he fell
from the ladder when the valve
burst out upon him.
A hurry call was sent in to the
City hospital. and DIR. Taylor Haw-
kins. after administering preliminary
treatment took him to the Virginia
hospital It was said last night that
Mr.. Bryan's injuries were not dam
gerous and that he would recover.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
T curing Cars Will
Figure in Races
With Speed Kings

While the famous professional
drivers will furnish the great big
treat for the populace at the automo-
bile races next Friday and Saturday
the events for fully equipped tour
ing cars and runabouts are going to
give them a pleasant surprise.
The track is well fitted to test the
speed OF all xmas OF cara although
those with a short wheel base Will
naturally have an advantage at the
turns, according to the experts. But
the two long st. aight stretches, front
and back, will give the drivers of the
amateur" cars d chance to show the
speed of their machines.
Tie entries in these events are
just beginning to come in and tudg-
ing from those received yesterday one
or two of the races are going to be
very interesting.
Louis Meneghetti, the little Italian
driver, who has twice defeated Bob
Burman this year. took an oIG ma-
chine out to the track recently and
the way he turned up the surface
made the spectators open their eyes.
Never thought the old boat had
such burst of speed observed
Lewis Shunan, who cannot help in
u
built the municipal wharf.
Looks as If she could give tow
rope to Barney Oldheid," said Lewis
Rueger from the safe confines OF
the judges stand
Tho others at the trial iooRed
pleased and 1t would not be sur
prising il this machine was seen in
the races.
A couple OF Kline cars are also
due for these events and in the opin-
ion of moro than one person the
car that w. F. Gordon formerly
owned would come very near clean
ing up anything In its class. 1t
should more than hold up the repu-
tatjon of the Jimmy" and the Jim
my, Jr."
Both Jimmy and Jimmy. Jr.,'
the latter a four-cyiinder, forty horse
power car, will be seen about the civ
before the day of the races. Joar
Minker, the piueky driver of th'
Jimmy" car, came here yesterda,
from York. Pa, the former head
quarters Of the Kline company. ant
Immediately was. taken to the tai
grounds track. AiHaef stated ta4s
the racing cars had been shipped here
and he is daily expecting their ar
rival.
Mfnker has had many narrow ts.
capes during hts long experience if
the racing game. He stated that hi:
closest call was on the Belmont track
Philadelphia. in 1911. AT that time
the Kline Kar turned turtle on q
turn and Minker was pinned to tht
ground, under the car. His mechani-
clan was thrown through one of the
fences and sustained injuries that kent
him in a hospital for nine weeks
Msnker escaped without a scratch
His presence of mind In crouchins
down in the car probably resulted II
his life being saved.
Daredevil" Minker Is one of th'
most careful drivers in America to
day He absolutely refuses to TAKE
unnecessary chances on the track anc
never drives so as to endanger spec
tators or other participants H
insists that people remain away from
the fences during a race, always.
General Manager James A. Kline
the designer Of the Kline kar. which
Is becoming SO popular with Rich
mond people since its importation
here from York, arrived today witt
Driver Minker. and will be in charg,
OF the Kline racing team at the loca
meet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23

Richmond college has already
caught the Randolph-Macon goat.
that Is SO far as the student body
is concerned. Anyone who does
doubt the assertion has only to cast
glance behind the classic portals of
Gaines cottage and there can see
the Capricornus quietly reposihg.
Ramma, as the animal Is known
in the local campus, is beautiful
distraeting specimen. Beautiful in
the fun regalia of his Yellow and
Black paint and distractlng the at
tefition Of students, co-eds and facui-
ty. Ramna is the real show at the
college.
This afternoon, IL is planned, he
will occupy the place of honor in
the Spider parade. which, led by a
brass band, will march up Broad
street and around the park before the
whistle sounds that will bring the
ancient rivals together. 1t was stat
ed on the campus late yesterday at
terneon that at least ESQ students
would take part in the parade and
that 1t would be but sample of the
demonstration that would follow, af-
ter the conclusion OF the game.
Spiders are Confident.
The Spiders are as confident of
winning the game and tieing up the
championship for the present season
as they are that they have the Ran
dolph- Macon goat safely stabbed be-
hind Gaines cottage. There Ia alb
solutely no doubt in their minds but
that the team, with several OF the
men who were injured during the
early part Of the season back in the
lineup. will hold the Yellow Jackets
safe and push man over the line
on their -, account
Big Jack Johnson Is again able to
get around and ii is reported that he
will be In the line-up. although this is
uncertain. Ancarrow has recovered
and Coach Dunlap will probaly start
him at one of the ends because the
Spider backfield has been working to-
gether too well of late for changes
TO be made at this late hour. Both
OF the ends are also well taken care
of, for that matter and the coaches
would not say definitely as to whether
they would break up the combination.
Captain Duval has expressed him.
self as being certain that his team
will hold Randolph-M Macon and Is
hopeful that the Spiders will be able
to score.
other members of the team have
been wroght up TO such a pitch by the
work and the encouragement given
them during the past week that they
will go into, this afternoons game
with even more of the do or die spirit
/ than they have shown during tbs
! entire season.
Great Year for Team.
| This has been a great year for tbs
/ Spiders fer they have succeeded II
downing in FINK that has ben dogdint
them for the past several seasons and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
PLANS FOR GREAT
PARADE MATURING


News and Norfolk will send bands and
The suffragette organi-
zation of Richmond yesterday asked
permission to participate. which was
cheerfuiiy granted. of course. because
Chairman Ferrandini was never known
to- refuse the request Of q lady. Ali
the military and civic organizations
OF Richmond--the fraternai orders, the
schools and colleges. the police and
fire departments. political clubs. auto
mobile and motorcycle clubs. and
everything else that can walk. ride.
SWIM or fly will be represented in
that procession. The John Marshall
high school boys will march In COM
panies, the Benedictine school cadets
will also participate. and there are
six bands already engaged with q
prospect of at least two more.
IT'S going to be the biggest Trims
Virginia ever saw" enthusiastically
declared Chairman Ferrandini last
night. "If we don't start the process
sion way over in Fulton or beyond
the thing will stretch from the start
ing point to the auditorium az II is
and IL the requests from various or
ganizations to participate continue &c
come in as they have been, we'll have
to start this parade down about West
Point I never saw such hearty and
enthusiastic response to an idea In all
my life. But tell EN- all to come
we'll ind room for them and wei
have plenty Of fireworks for all who
come"
A meeting Of all the subcommit-
tees OF the city committee is called
by Chairman Miles, Martin at head
quarters Monday night, when the final
details will be worked out and the
definite plans for the monster cele-
bration Tuesday night announced. The
marShala and their aides are also ex-
pectsd @ report 1t this meeting IN
order that may b fully Instructed A.
o thar dutloa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23

Richmond academy gave McGuire's
University school the surprise or the
season yesterday afternoon, when they
held the Red and Black warriors TO
a 10 to score, in the final game for
the prep championship.
Yesterdays game was decidedly
the best which Coach Griffin's lads
have played this year and their OPP
ponents were no more surprised at
the result than were the supporters
of the Orange and Blue. Both In Of
Tense and defense they showed an Inn
provement which was little short OF
remarkable.
The most notable incident of the
game came In the last quarter when
the academy held their opponents
safe for four trials within their own
three yard line and. Immediately upon
kicking out ana having the ball run
back TO the five yard line, duplicated
the performance. Time after time
the Mcclure backs were hurled at
the. line. each time for either no gain
or loss. Various formations were
used but the Academy forwards were
not to be fooled and held safe. Even
little Pas2hall was unable to get
around the end on one OF the famous
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
FOGEL REhEWs e.
OPTION ON SI0
PRESIDENT OF PHILADnx1
CLUB INTRENCHEs HIMsEEv "a
EXPECTED ATTACK.
HE HAS BUSY TIM
DEAL on WITH BREsNAMAM 1
MANAGER AND WITH rOs91,
BILE NEW nACKER ron
CLUB.
HE HAS BUSY TIM

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.--1n ret1i
for payment of nearly Sim
Horace Fogei has received a reBoW
of the option on the stock of TT
Philadelphia National league o1G
which expires on December 114~
Fogel and his friends, who arr @
tualiy interested In the Affairs ~ r.
club. paid this money several r.
ago, 1t is said, to Charles r. Tn44
the latters representative, whom IT.
met at the Holland House In
city. aS&
Then Fogel sent a circular letter.
the other National league club oMnG1
asking them to postpone the sp4o<
meeting called for next TuasdaNg
the Waldorf-Astoria until the re1<
fall session of the league, scheI
for the day the new option exu
The fact that the league an . ~
so far has refused to grant FoI
request for more time has placed IT.
on the defensive. although he sim
hghting desperately to maintain
existence in organized baseball
Having obtained an option from
Taft interests. Fogel has been wn
Ing tooth and nail to raise monG4
standing obligations But IN eaoSS
stance the sum asked by F,ogei t6
the stock. franchise and play1s
$500, 000--has been pronounceJ GJ5I
bitant WouId-be syndfcates. e m
| learned yesterday, have discoYN&
that A. j. Reach and the late JohN
| Rogers after making a fortune I'll
the Philadelphia club sold Il. IG(
| stock and barrel, to James Potter
$4,000. Potter subsequently d11n
ed OF the same holdings to To&e4
! $4,000. Ii is stated, yet In IT.
| of the fact that the club lost ya&
| last year half million now II an1S1
with 100000 fixed as the pr3su
| the grounds. which the Taft inteT1
1t is said. secured for a trfAe IT,
than s2so.c0o. sss5S
| 1t appears that In rebuiIdine
ball park and In completing UoJ61
plans the club under the Fogef fo11
| has spent more than tf60. 90e. a r.
ing Philadelphia bank ofiicfal, h1&|
| 9s0 shares OF the clubs stock r.
several notes as collateral for IT,
| money paid by Fogel for the cO14SS
| of the club and other expenses. n04l
for which were due on October 1o4|
Fogers idea in trying to buy the ~
for 100000 Ia to secure the oeMl
and also redeem his friends no9&
1 IL Succession Fogel could re-elect ii1
t self president Of the cluh ana 7~sIiI
the league to whjtewash the chasI1
| which will he investigated IT
Tuesdays meeting.
developed YESTERDAY thsf
| Bresnahan secretly confarred a.
Fogel in Philadelphia on MonAax ~
| Tuesday before coninr her. o. S7
other confab Tuesday night -
Motel Somerset. On Wedncsdnws \
learned. Bresnahan AMI Forei vl123
the local cffices OF a men1her ~ 4
syndicate which has been 49, ~
| for the club and grounds for n111IS1
weeks. nresnahan. Il IN ~.
pressed a willingness 10 furniah = r.
Of the maney necessary q sv3s111e
deal ON condition that roral
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
New Shamrock to
Race in Pa<

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 81
representative gathering 1t ~
Coast yacht and motor boat OH n
told by Cir Thomas Llptom
would offer q trophy to ~ eo0(~
for at the Panama. Pacific Co.,
yachting regatta sal
Il Will be here In 1915 ~
bring the Shamrock Nv. ana N
her here" said Sir ThomAA
I get the international evonen =. #
or not. am going - nAan
port. The Panama canal m
Europe 5000 miles nearer ~
than II Ia now and Il win be
our yachtsmen out here -
later" s''s5j
The CaliforniAns have a0ceD1
toms proposition and the -
arc assured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
LINEUP OF TEAMS
AT NEW HAVEN TODAY

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.--Wher Har-
ward and Yale meet In their final ana
most important game OF the year on
Saturday, two of the finest football
teams that have ever played the game
will be pitted against each other. Both
teams will go on the field in fine con-
dition and prepared to undergo con-
test Of the hardest sort. With the
exception OF Trumbull and Bradley the
Crimson players are in excellent shape
and show the result of the careful
training they have received. Bradley $
ankle is still in bad shape. although in
yesterdays practice he ran through
signals with his teams. Trumbuli may
play part Of Saturdays game. II he
is not in proper condition. Driscoll.
as Trumbulrs substitute. has album
dainty shown his fitness for position
In the line, his work in the Dartmouth
game being one Of the features of
the day
Beginning with to victory over
the University Of Maine In which the
Harvard men had to play their hard
est 10 keep off defeat, the Crimson
followed with easy victories over Holy
Cross. Williams and Amherst. de-
feating these teams by the scores Of
1s to 0. &c q 3. and 4e to 0. In these
games a noticeable weakness was
seen In Harvard's defense against the
forward pass and the defensive
strength OF the team was yet to be
tested. Against Brown on October
2sth. however, the Crimson received
real test. and the result OF the
game. 30 to 10. in Harvard's favor.
showed that the forwards were capa-
bic of putting up a strong aggressive
game and that the powerful backs
were capable of tearing great holes in
the opposing Tine. In this game the
punting, drop kicking and interfer-
ence of Harvard showed to conspicu-
Gus advantage and an idea of the
strength of the eleven was obtained.
In the Princeton game. which f.
naliy resulted in Harvard's favor by the
score of is to 8. the team showed
that above everything else 1t was an
alert and aggressive eleven. and the
New Jersey team left the field having
been autpiayea In nearly every de-
partment of the game The Wander
DTfr game. IN which the substitutes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
BATH COURTHOUSE
j ESTROYED BY FIRE

tSpecial TO The Richmond virginian.)
STANTON. VA. Nov. 22.--Bath
county courthouse. 3s5.o00 building.
built only Ave years ago at Warm
Springs. near this city, was complete
" destroyed by fire this morning the
origin OF the fire Is unknown. and II
had made good Roadway befors the
flames were discovered. A bucket
brigade was termed. hut EFFORTS 70
check the names proved inefgectual.
The building wAs : total Ioah ana
many invaluable papers and recoras
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
prIitvc~ Teft sfs.sa5.tfs. .

NEW YORK. Nov 22--In a re-
port He'd taday with the deputy state
controller. Joseph I. Berry. appraiser.
reported the estate OF the late Joseph
Pulitxer, real and personal. Ii s1s.-
5x5,lle.31. The deductions for debts,
administration expenses. executorse
commissions and funeral expenses
amounted 70 &1.ea1.e31.3i. leavine =
net estate ~ e1e.eA1,AS<.e1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-23
Football Motoring, General Sporting News
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY.
Harvard at Yale.
Lehigh at Lafayette.

Harvard at Yale.
Lehigh at Lafayette.
Syracuse at West Point.
New York University at An
napolis.
BucknelI at Gettysburg.
Rutgers at Stevens.
Carlisle at Springfield.
Norwich at Brown.
Swarthmore at Dickinson
Vanderbilt at Alabama
Indiana at Perdue.
Minnesota at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Franklin and
Marshall.
Northwestern at Chicago.
Missouri at Kansas.
Oklahoma at Nebraska
Wisconsin at Iowa.