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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04
NEW DYNAMITE
INQUIRY BEGUN
Six hen Formerly Connected With
Mcnamara Defense Called az
Witnesses.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. The
new county grand jury. organized
this week. determined today TO re.
new the dynamite Investigation and
subpoenaed siy persons formerly con-
nected actively with the Mcnamara
defense
Those ,ubpoenaed are Kirk Fitzpat-
rick. detective brought from Chi
cago by Clarence barrow: ". Is. Col
Her. another detective: Larry Sulsf-
van. the former Goldiield mining man
WI" was credited with having been
first commissioned TO sound District
Attorney Fredericks on The question
OF the Mcnamara confessions: Mrs.
Ann hirpicnstein, Darrow'S former
confidential secretary: J. ". Russell,
secretary 20 lob Hartman. and Frank
Belcher. Waterman in the building.
where III" Mcnamara attorneys r.ada
their headquarters. Russell also was
Subpoenaed to appear before the
federal grand jury.
II was reported about the court
nous" mat the new Investigation will
cover the alleged efforts OF the de
tense To bride jurors in the Nc
\amara trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04
SnriNer ObseQuies.

The remain o.: the late Hlmcru
Zane Shrivrr. whose death took place
~ Richmond. Va "A few days ago as
chrpniclpd ~ the lntclliGcnccr. were
lad IN their iasi resting place on We'd
ncsddY afternoon. Services were held
~ ih" residcnc" Of l.. II lullard on
'nc Island his broihcr-in-laW. after
which the remains were conveyed to
Greenwood cemetery, where in;erment
WAS made. Rev. 6. r. Oliver. pastor
~ 'he Fourth Street NJ. T. church.
conducted The services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04
eoUs o. 4 . TEAMS INCLUDED
- TNE LEAGUE.
Akron. roOrss.o~n. Canton ara Ere
Are tre se~ Ones 20 Er;er
tire League.

CINCINNATI o. len --Mhi.e
'he big l-aEu-rs acre doing all IN their
power to make base hail history here
today. he m nors took a hama IN the
history making themselves The Cen
trai league held meeting and decided
uTon tWelvc-slub circuit tor next
season. The lcaEu. will consist OF ~
WAYNE. Wheeling. South Bend. Zanes-
vile. Dayton. Terrp Hauie and Grand
Rapids OF the league OF last year. while
Springfield. o. ~ the Ohio state Ieage.
will enter in place OF Evansville. Ind.
Besides these eight teams. Akron. q.
Youngstown. q. Canton. q. and Erie
Pa OF the Onto a Pennsylvania
league. viii Join the Central league.
This will leave Man .it'id. OF the
Ohio-Pennsylvania lescu. by itself.
bu, i; is said that IL viii r. taken care
OF before the season o.
Central league peop6ssS 5 INT inclu-
ded President Var the RI.
Wayne team; Bert roauis. OF ~.
Wayne: ". H. Watkins. OF Spring
field. President Wagner. or Terre
Haute: President Wehner. OF Dayton.
and Presiden, Shyrock. OF GAINESVILLE.
-Four Detroit Tigers-Bush. Dele
hanty. Muliin and Dcnovan-are 20
train ten days At Hot Springs before
the other members of the Detroit
team hike for the south
Marty O'Toolc has Just completed
"A course Of treatment with a Brock
ton. Mass specialist. and says he is
now In shape 10 do the best work or
his career. Two years ago OToole
had an attack of rheumatism In his
shoulders. which LETT some ~ the
muscles in his right shoulder badly
contracted
Wuiv,rtun. th" new manager % the
New York Americans. is after an out
fielder The cIual of cree lie says
thar IL l., can land one that he will
give the Tigers and Athletics an awful
battle FOR the pcnnan'.
Manager Wallace. OF the ST. Louis
Browns. looks for ShOtten. the former
Wheeling ourii.id'r. Ia he wonder
mex season. The speed boy cot away
poorly AZ the start OF last season, hut
toward the clos" Of the summer was
going great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04
FINDING WILL Sc NEoE PUBLIC
BY BASEBALL sEs FRIDAY
Many MATTERS Consume --te,,on -
TIE essebau Corrnission
A. Cine 1rsti

CINCINNATI % Jan After a.
most three months e.: us-stixs'iou
the National Bassha Commission
which met here TODAY ha- rsa,h-d
decision IN the alleged ticket scandal
ruring the last WoTt series a. New
York and Ph lad'iphia. and finding
will be- handed down hu' ,ust What
this finding Will conan. r"nains "a
mystery The official announcement
IN that II will b. issued Friday night
The reason for IA" delay % that the
documcu' will be- ,oiuminous and re-
quires 6pnsiderahl" care ~ its com
position
Chairman August Hermann. Pres
iden, Thomas Lynch. OF the National
league. and President Ran H. Johnson.
of the American league. labored for
exactly eight aud or-half hours TO-DAY
and reached IN" above conclusion.
Minor League sn from all parts OF
the country Acd the hotel lobby
waiting for - opportunity to appear
before tho commission and give their
views on the changes on the rational
peace agreement. but all en- rcaties
10 hear ths minors and al OW them tn
wend their way homeward proved
futile. At adjournment az "a. o'clock
this evening they were notified that
the commission would hear them AT
N o'clock tomorrow morning
Messrs. Barney Dreyfus. az Pitts
hurch. representing thu National
league. and President Johnson. OF the
American league. mot for about five
minutes during the afternoon session
and signed up schedules Of their re
speCtive leagues. Both announced
that no Information regarding the
schedules would b. given out until
the meetings Of the leagues in Feb
ruary.
Bresnahan Presses Grievance.
Roger Bresnahan. of the - Louis
club. who has a grievance against
President Charles " Murphy. Of m"
Chicago Nationals. was on hand early.
but was soon informed that his case
should first be- taken before the Ma.
rional league and that Il petition in
the form Of an appeal was the only
way tho National commission could
possibly bc drawn into tho contro-
verSy. However. chairman Hermann
took coEuiZanCe OF the episode in his
annual report.
Tomorrow the Natio {, Commits.
sion Will take up the revision 81 the
National agreement and II Is fore.
gone conclusion thar besides many
minor concessions which will be
granted. q special classification known
as class : \. which will include the
Pacific Coast league. the American
Association. and the International
League. viii he created
Many other minor cases VIII come
NJ befor" the commission Tomorrow
hui IL j. expected that ~" annual
meeting viii adjourn before tomorrow
night
That the game oi base hall has
grown 70 an enormous extent was
shown in the eighth annual report "
Chairman August Hermann. of 'ha
commission. The business done out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04
Mrs. NJ. Mosshurq.

~ the home q; the aged and Friend
less on Thirteenth street yesterday
aiteTnCon funeral services over The
remains al the hat" Mrs. Mifinda Moss
bug were held. death having come to
Mrs MossburC in hey @lst year a. the
home on Monday evening services
"cr" conducted 10y Rev. 81 r. Pritch-
ard. pastor 0f the Dan" Street VI b..
church. AMI intcrncnt was made IN
90" Peninsula ,rms'Crr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04
Obituary
AUGUST Budscrwinl.

From the hate home al the deceased
No. = Merritt street, on Wcdnes day
"a ternoon. AT O'clock. occurred the
funeral OF the late August Budschwing
y no died suddenly on Monday. SerN
ices We're conducted bv Rev. T.. VI
Preuss. pastor uf the 81 stephen
RC formed church, and were largely "a.
tended by relatives and friends OF the
deceased. lntermeni was made "a; VI;
Zion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04
TICKET SCANDAL
Is GIVEN AIRING

of the offic.- 60 ~. commission i.-,rE
m" az v-ar ~as greater than tl-a, %
M" pre- Gus year vhen ~ uas -toS u
'hs' 'he ~ork had Increased over So
per c.n'
Tn" chairman Also reported that 10
70" caSe- indeed. dtd the e. uItli-slpf'
find Q necessary 20 review the action
81 The Saticnal ASSOCIATION or - ia
secretary.
Twenty Cases Pending
Twenty eases are nov pending hs--
Tor" the commission. bat With 'h.. ~,
ception % the Br.snahan- Murphy cas-.
and 'he petition TO create a class A y
league. none Of them IL OF an import
AM nature
In regard 10 the Is-esnahan Mnrphy
case. Chairman hermann. IN his an
nual report. said in part. Il r.c"r tu
ne accusation of Manager Tresnahan.
Of he -. Louis National League club.
.ha' President Charles W Murphy. OF
III" Chicago Nationals. openly i'm
pugncd his motives In the performance
of an official act and branded him as
liar In hotel lobby. Such Incl
dents serve 10 discredit those in con
troll or clubs and 10 bring the league
Win which they are associated into
disrepute. recommend the adoption
or specific rule providing for the
imposition OF an adequate peralty
upon any party connected with organ
lied baseball who through the press
or IN public place makes charges
rejecting upon the integrity OF "A
league Official owner manager or
player OF club and upon citation o,
III" commission. fails 10 substantia,a
such charges or TO show reasonable
Justification for uttering and circulat
ing them
The report showed that the las,
worlds series Melted the commission
so .o2a 35
me report also urged the passage
or stat" and municipal laws acains:
ticket scalpine
Many Attend.
me following were present at the
meeting:
Charles Comiskey. o. the Chicago
Americans. Barney Dreyius. OF ~.
pittsburgh Nationals: r : Bernard
OF the Cleveland Americans. Judge
kavanaugh. OF the Southern league.
J. Cal Ewing. OF the Pacific Coas-
league: Thomas Chivington. Of Tho
American association: !. Stein. OF IN,
huralo club. representing the Inter
national league. Frank Carson. OF IA,
central league. Robert Reed. Of IN,
OHIO state league. Robert Quinn. al
IN" ohio-PennsyiNdnia league: Til
DNeal. ~ the Western league. Pres
ident Neal. oi the Blue Grass league,
President Narnell. of For WAYNE.
Beri Dennis. OF Fort Wayne: W ~
Watkins. az Springfield. o. pr. 81
dent Wehner oi Dayton. - am,
President Shvrock. oi Zare,ylIi..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04
'NAMARA REWARD
MAY BE DIVIDED
Detective Brown to institute Suit 10
Get Part of Money PAID
". j. Q urns

Los ANGLES. cal. Jan . sam
Tel J. Brown. 'h!"' Oi the dctrcfiye-
attached FOO tho Office 81 the count,
'f-'f''' l'''ru"t. today aauouur'G
'.a' 20 t'ga' battle VA m.u'nt Co.,.
'U'"- lm-cf and Dsf~c'I., William
D hlrr- '1~ The reward offered tnr
90" arrest OBJ: fhe persons r"spor-ihI
i0' no. .tuamrrE nf trs Times
b- Zee a.d 'h. r.va-I. -t..l
.r't. approx .,rt'"3 $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04
Mrs. Margaret Potts.

Mrs Narcire' Pots arau -. passed
dNa> 80 hcr hon, 90 Nu i-i seven.
zenith stree. 40 " O'Clock '.---ria.
morning t-om o. stroke of rara,v.i-
Nrr Po.'s Was we'll know. 10 Obj.
fIt Eud ab.r. -.. lad ..I ,o-
many years. ~h" t- survived Do. one
brother John Nc Adams. t painter.
aged fr1 $500 EifaIr.ifr-.
l..rr' --u'e.I.f. o. I... .. .-4
'"ann"i'. /i-s-r''l4.'. a. N.N Nnf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04

CHICAGO. Jan Sim 20
NIX TO tight Sam McVey in
fdrls on the night OF the Grand
IrlA. think June %. and I'm
h-ht Flynn some time before
mat. either IN New York or
nevada
hampton Jack Johnson 10.
night thus outlined the mug.
i'istic situation oil the future
20 Tar a. he heavyweiSht
champion * concerned
The champion said the Nc.
N"y articles would be signed
Ia losa! form tomorrow and
mat ihr Flynn contracts wouIJ
be- signed soon after.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04

Persons troubled with partial par
aIysls are often very much benefited
by massaging the affected parts thor
Oughly when applying Chamberlain
Liniment. This IMMINENT also re-
lieN"s rheumatic pains. For sale by
all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04
JOHNSON WILL FIGHT
MVEY AT GAY PAREE

SYDNEY. Australia. Jan 3
inc night between Jack John.
son and Sam McVey. the Two
heavyweight pugilists. is TO
'aEe place IN Paris on the
night Of the Grand Prix. in
stead Of in sydney. on Easter
Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04

Robert McRoy wil leave chicago
NTH his family neat week ana taxi.
~ hi= residence In Boston as bust.
hess head OF the Red Sox
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04
CENTRAL IS MADE
II TEAM CIRCUIT

Sersity OF Minnesota team next sprins
ne l. 'ssins a poet graduate course In
The medical school OF the university
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04

tn" man with his all invested in
mining stocks II seldom In position
10 rest on his ore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04

According 70 one wise writer. Har.
~ Wolverion has only Connie Mack
ana Hushi. Jennings 20 fear in next
seasons campaign How sbou, Jim
my Callahan and Harry Davis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04

ceased was member will officiate.
Tho interment will be in Greenwood
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04
Donovan Stays With Detroit

DETROIT. IAN o.. i'I,,h. bono
\ az "i ta'' Detroit American league
baseball club has signed 1t .,uira. I,
81" RENAL" with ~" ..ub during 1872
ti his "li salary. according O., an an
n"un"'m-u' mad. her. trda,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04

OTTO Williams, of the Indianapolis
club may be traded. and he may go
10 the Kansas city club. Otto. who
was once member OF the Cub team,
has been a shuge success in the
American Association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04

Dennis sullivan. formerly Nap.
has been signed 20 coach the Uni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04

There is n story going the rounds
that Tex Jones. the lively ST. Joe
player. who is 10 have another trial
with the White Sox. is TO go TO the
Minneapolis club the next season. The
yarn looks little premature. for Cal
iahan may want him on first mex,
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04

Larry l.ajoie has been kent off the
stage by fate. and II is going To prove
q good thing for him. He was the
FIRST OF the players to get an offer 10
so before the footlights. The fans
would rather see him on the ball field
than on the stage at any time.
tommy Connolly. the American
League umpire. is now the dean OF the
DIG LEAGUE umpires since the retire
ment OF JACK Sheridan and Hank
phy. Tommy broke into the big
leagues in 1896. one year after ODay
did
portland. Ore. is the only city out
side OF the two big league circuits that
can boast OF two clubs. The Oregon
metropolis has team in the North.
western league as well as IN IN. y,
cine Coast league. and the two clubs
are owned by Judge W - McCreedle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04

Wuiv'rtun lie" new manager % the
New York Americans. is after an out
fielder the cGual of cree lie says
thar i; h, can land ou" that he will
give the Tigers and Athletics an awful
battle FOR the pcnnan'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-04

Four Detroit Tigers-Bush. Dele
hanty. Muiiin and Dcnovan-are 20
train ten days At Hot Springs before
the other members Of the Detroit
team hike for the south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
MAY SUCCEED BURGESS
Professor Woodbridge Leads in
Talk of New Dean.

II was rumored Yesterday that Fred
erick f.. Woodbridge. professor OF
philosophy at Columbia University.
would succeed John William Burgess as
dean Of the faculties Of political science"
philosophy. pure science and fine arts
The resignation OF Dean Burgess has
been I'm the hands Of the trustees OF the
university for two and a half years. but
from time TO time he has been urged to
remain.
Dean Burgess said he did not know II
any action had been taken on his res
ignation. hut that the name Of Pro
fessor Woodbridge had been mentioned
most prominently as his successor. The
latter declined To deny the report that
he would succeed Dean Burgess, saying
II was not IN. him to make any COM
ment on the action of his superiorS.
Professor Woodbridge was also talked
of as tho possible successor to George
Harris. who resigned from the presl-
dency of Amherst College last fall
Professor Woodbridge was graduated
from Amherst in 1889 and from the
Union Theological Seminary in 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
DEATH MISSES GOV. BREWER
Boat Capsizes in Flood and He
Climbs Telegraph Pole.
lRy Telegraph to The Tribune


Greenville. Miss. April Ex-Governor
Earl Brewer had a narrow escape from
drowning here to-day while directing
the fight on the Mississippi River floods,
when a sliff in which he was riding cap
sized. Only the close proximity of a
floating telegraph pole and assistance
by DR.. J. T. Atterbury, member of the
levee board who helped him climb II,
saved him.
The Governor and his party started
out 10 make an inspection Of the levees.
At one spot Governor Brewer asked the
rowers to sheer in nearer the shore, as
the crest of the levee at the indicated
point seemed less firm than elsewhere.
As the boat was turned it suddenly
struck an eddy and instantly capsized.
Those in the craft shouted brief warn
ing and plunged out Beside the skin,
however, was the telegraph pole, and all
grasped It. For a few moments the sit
uation was serious, but another skiff
hurried TO the place and pulled the party
aboard. the Governor being the last to
leave the water.
Thoroughly drenched and shivering
from the cold. the Governor laughed az
the incident. calmly reassuring the by
ISLANDERS with the remark that he had
known the Mississippi too long for a lit
tie incident" like that 10 trouble him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
GOULD PARTY MAROONED
New Yorker and Friends Spend
Night on Florida Mud Bank.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune !

Tampa. Fla, April .9.-Howard Gould
OF New York. and a party of friends.
who on Monday morning went out for a
days fishing in the bay were rescued
this morning from a mud bank, where
they had spent the night in most un-
comfortable condition.
The party had been having fine days
sport, when the water became rough, tho
weather conditions approaching a storm,
and the launch in which they were max
ing the trip suddenly was driven on Il
mud bank. from which the efforts of the
party failed to free it.
The waters continued rising all night.
and the position of the party at one time
was precarious. Gradually, however, the
waves died down. and this morning a
boat took Mr.. Gould and his friends off
the bank and conveyed them to Pc
tersburg. where they arrived In wet
clothes and in most bedraggled condi-
ton.
From Petersburg Mr.. Gould telephoned
TO his yacht, the Niagara, In which the
party had arrived from Cuba on Sunday,
that they ere safe. and the prepara-
tions which had been made to send out
searching party from the yacht were
abandoned.
The non-appearance of the million
aires party for a whole night had caused
great anxiety to those who remained
aboard the Niagara.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
CARRIAGE GOES OVER A DAM
Yale Teacher and Wife and Her
Cousin Narrowly Escape Death.

North Guilford, Conn, April 9-Mr
and Mrs. Herbert Seward, Of New
Haven, and Mrs. Seward's nine-year-oi
cousin, James Bishop, narrowly escaped
death by drowning to-day when horse
attached to the carriage containing them
took fright at the roaring of water over
the dam and dashed down the steep en-
bankment into Lake Quinnipau, carry
ing carriage and occupants with him.
All three would have been drowned
but for the assistance of rescuing
marty. which pulled them from the water
dazed and helpless. The Bishop boy was
struck on the head by the horses hoof
and was badly injured. The carriage
was wrecked.
Mr.. Seward is an instructor in tho
Sheffield Scientific School of Yale Uni
versity. He is a grandson Of the late
Captain John Seward, of Hawaiian rev.
olution fame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
TABLET FOR FIRST MAYOR
Colonial DANES Plan Memorial to
Thomas Willett.

The state branch Of the Colonial Danes
Of America plans TO erect tablet to the
memory OF Thomas Willett, the FIRST
Mayor Of New York City. He was elect
ed Mayor I'm 1868. the year when the
Dutch form Of government was replaced
by the English. and the town officers
consisted Of a Mayor. five aldermen and
a Sheriff 1t is understood that Mayor
Gaynor is i'm favor OF such a memorial.
When seen yesterday one Of the Off
GERS of the state branch said the site
had not been definitely decided on, but
city Hall Park would probably be
chosen.
Funds. it was declared. are available
for the memorial and a competition will
probably be conducted In an effort to
get a suitable design