davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1912-10-03
FOUR CHOICES WIN ONLY CRACKS LEFT
Stockton, Miss Edith, Lord
Wells and Donald Macdonald.
BACK BAY A BIG SURPRISE
Public Overlooks Both Him and Ia
boo-McTaggart Leads Jockeys
in Days Riding at Laurel.

Favorites carried off the first four
Stockton. Miss Edith. Lord Wells and
Donald Macdonald. Montcalm, the first
choice in the fifth event. ran third, and
Nonpareil. the favorite in the closing
race, finished second
In the first of the two contests in which
favorites went down to defeat, Back Bay.
paying 10 to /. carried off the purse, and
in the other. Taboo, at to / reached the
wire ahead of the others. Taboo ran the
opening day and was out Of the money.
The winners of the first three events
ran first all the way. and Donald Mac
Donald and Back Bay were never worse off
than second in the going. Taboo was the
only thoroughbred to work her way up
from the rear to get the decision. She
got away fourth in a field of seven start
ers.
Jockey McTaggart had the best day
among the riders, for he brought home
two winners. a second and third Schut-
finger got a first and third and Butwell
rode two seconds and third. The other
winning jockeys were Schebig, Wolf and
Teahan.
In the opening race, which was for two
year-old maidens at five furlongs, the
first three horses to reach the wire ran in
ton Won by five lengths from Jewel OF
Asia, who was three ahead Of Joaquin
Stockton was the first to get going and
he won eased up. Yenghee closed stoutly
and would have showed had the distance
been little longer
Evening star., 1912-10-03

The official bulletin of the National
League shows that the Boston club has
turned over to the Giants one Cooper. a
young infielder. who was in the New
England League.
Evening star., 1912-10-03
vIGILANTS TO PRACTICE.
Independent Eleven to Get Men Out
for Work.

The Vigilant foot ball team, independent
champions of the District, will practice
this and Friday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
sharp under Coach Wayne Hart the for
mer Georgetown tackle. who has been
putting the boys through some rough work
for their expected hard schedule this
season. All additional candidates for
the team are requested to be present at
the stated time at 5th and L streets
southeast.
Evening star., 1912-10-03
NEW YORK CRICKETERS LOSE.
Australian Stars Win Two-Day
Match With Good Score.

NEW YORK. October 3.-By q total
score Of Az runs to 220. the Aus.
tralian cricket eleven yesterday de-
feated the New York fifteen in the
twO-day match on the Staten Island
grounds.
Tuesday the visitors made 157 runs
in their first innings and today they
declared their second innings closed
with z wickets down for 255 runs.
The local men made 167 In their
second attempt, which, with So made
Tuesday, gave them 220 in all.
Evening star., 1912-10-03

Charles Murphy says the Cubs will
train In Florida next spring. just where
he doesn't know, whereupon somebody
remarks that Murphy probably r. waiting
to get list Of the dry towns.
Evening star., 1912-10-03
Miss Edith Is Quick.

Miss Edith was the quickest to get
away in the second event, which was for
two-year-olds at five and a half furlongs
She increased her lead rounding the far
turn and was never in danger in the later
going. The Schorr entry won by a lengtl
from Insurance Man. who saved ground
all the way and slipped through to the
rail entering the home stretch. Ringlins
was practically left at the post and
made up enough ground to show. Captain
Elliott was an early contender, but ran
wide, entering the home stretch, and
was eased up thereafter.
In the third race. which was for three
year-olds and up at six furlongs. Lord
Wells got away first and gave the other
five entries the dust. He won by q
length from Joe Gaitens, who finished
with a belated rush. Incision lasted long
enough to take show position from Ar
gonaut. There was a heavy play on Joe
Gaitens for him to place, and had he
not shown signs Of soreness he probably
would have put up a better run. Rag
man, who was tipped as something good.
was left at the post.
There were five entries in the fourth
contest and the distance was a mile
and a sixteenth. 1t was for three-year-
olds and up. Donald Macdonald ruled
the favorite, and he made good his back
ing by winning only by a head from
FIamma IN driving un1Sn. tIamma
was outrun in the early stages, but moved
up strongly in the last furlong The
pace was set by Cheer Up, but this son
of Star Shoot tired after going five fur
longs. Lawton Virgins. who cut pretty
big dash the first week a year ago at
the track, was off last. but gradually
improved his position and finished third.
Back Bay Overlooked.
Back Bay was the horse overlooked by
the public in the running of the fifth con-
test, which was at six furlongs. With
Moncrief and .Montcalm entered. none of
the other five entries was supposed to
have a chance Sixty showed a lot of
early speed at Havre de Grace, but al
was blew up. However, this time the
Quinn gelding lasted longer than usual,
and ran second to Back Bay, who went
to the front rounding the far turn. Mout-
calm went wide entering the stretch, and
could not do better than show.
When q horse Is entered two days i'm
succession. and especially when it fails
to show the first day, 1t is wise to keep
tab on the animal. In the running of the
nightcap, which was for three-year- -olds
and up at a mile and a sixteenth, .aboo
ran last opening day, but came back yes
terday and won by length from the ia
vorite, Nonpareil. Raj PARIS Garth set
the early pace, but was forced back later,
when Taboo went to the front rounding
the far turn. Nonpareil was always
among the leaders. Spin easily disposed
of the others, and ran third.
Evening star., 1912-10-03

Demaree wasn't the only National
League pitcher who made a successful
debut last week. Packard Of the Reds
made an impressive entry, holding the
Cubs to seven hits.
Mordecai Brown is wanted as manager
of the Terre Haute team of the Central
League. A. w. Wagner, the Terre Haute
owner. has asked Murphy TO let him have
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United states of America, Sorther"
District OF West Virginia. IS:
In the United States District Court
In and for said District.
In the matter OF E. Stringer Bosgess.
Bankrupt. No. 273. In Bankruptcy.
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.
To the Honorable Aston C. Dayton.
Judge of the District Court OF the
United States for the Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia:
F. Stringer BUggess. of ClarKsburS.
in the County OF Harrison. and STATE
OF West Virginia, in said District. re-
spectfulIy represents that on the 29th
day of October. last past. he was duly
adjudged q bankrupt under the acts
of Congress relating TO bankruptcy:
that he has duly SURRENDERED all his
property and rights of property, and
has fully complied with all the re-
quirements of said acts and OF orders
of the court touching his banlSrup;cy'.
wherefore. he rays that he may be
decreed by the Court TO have a fuN
discharge from all debts provShie
against his estate under said bankrupt
acts. except such debts as are excepted
by la,y from such discharge.
DaIe>G LFllS StGpilO eAs'F - - '- - .
A. D.. 1872
p. sTRTHGER BoGGEsS Bankrupt.
Order OF Notice Thereon
Northern District Of West virginia, $:
On this eth day Of December. A. D..
1872. on reading the foregoing petit
ton. It IL
Ordered by the Court that hearins
be had upon the same on the 10th day
OF January. A D.. 1913, before said
Court n t Phrippi, fn said district. at
ten o-cIocFl in the forenoon; and that
notice thereof be published in the
/ ClarksiburE Telegram. a newspaper
printed in said District and that All
known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear at the said time
and place and show cause, any they
have. why the prayer OF the said petit
! ron should not be granted
And it is further ordered by the
/ Court. shat the clerk shan send by
rail to al! known creditors copies OF
said petition and this order addressed
/ 20 them a. tneir resi- dence as sta ted.
witness the HoRoratbIe Aston G,
| Dayton Judge OF the said Court. and
the seal thereof At Philippi. In said
district. on the eth day OF December
\. D.. 1912.
/ Aaset:
CseaD c. B. NEFAUvER, Clerk.
Us D. C.. " D. ". Va,
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NOTICE OF SIZE.

on Wednesday. Nov. 27ch. 1912, At
one O'clock p. M. at ,he front door Of
the Court House Of Harrison County.
the Empire National Bank OF clarEs-
burg. wilis offer FOR sale and sell st
public auction to the highest bidder,
Tor cash. thirty FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS Of the National Telephone
Corporation. OF the par or face value
Of one thousand ooiars eacn.
EMPIRE NATIO%A-I> EASSK OF
CHA RIzSBERG,
BY Y. L HIGHLAND. It's President.
The abo~e sale Is continued until
Tuesday December 10th, 1912, at one
O'Clock p. m.
EAtRIPR-E -sSATToNAL BANE.
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POsTOFFICE ROBBED.

RoNcEvERTE. Dec. s.-The post
Office at TaIcott, this county was
robbed again at an early hour, the
third or fourth time in the last year
or two. Thes robbers secured $50 in
cash and many stamps The ONCE
was in charge OF Miss Rena Jones,
the postmaster, John Riley, having
been enroute to oklohoma. Dynamite
was used in forcing the safe.
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AS Shown 81 a Letter to Sec
refary Of the Local
Board'of Trade.

CBy q. s. D. 1Iing-1

Night train service to Pitsourg-
The schedule OF the night stFafR ser
vice to Pittaburg and return has
finally been determined upon as de
velSeII an 4 lex 51=the fourth in
sflpt from the third See Iresident
OF BaltihOre and Ohio tatIFoad:
sleh readsas fOllows:
ny Deer SIR
In connection with the night tram
service that we are establishlag be-
tween CIarlsburg and P1ttsburG. l
give you below a copy OF the pro-
posed schedule which VII be used
when this service goes into erect on
December IS:
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APPROVES SENTENCE.

CHARLESTON. Dec governor
GIasscock today approved the sen
tenee of seven and one half years inn
posed on Lawrence Creapant by the
military commission for perjury in
connection with an alibi for men ac-
cused of stopping trains in the mar
tiaI law zone.
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3 sHoOTs 81 WIFE.

wAvERLY, Dec. 9.-F. H. Ne1cht
formerly station agent here. and Later
engaged in work aboue-the oil fields,
yesterday shot three times at his
wife. missed her. and then sent bul-
let into his head over the right eye
The ball took an upward course,
passed out. Of the sealp,-and= Melehie
VIII recover z-.z- z-;---.---=-E1=5ezl--
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ARRESTED on FEACB WARRANT

Morris Hampton, eolored. IS 81
the county jail awaiting a bearing
before justice J. v. Garter on a
peace warrant sworn out by J. W
Lacy also coIored Hampton board
ed With Lacy at his home on Water
street ana they had some misunder-
STANDING
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ENDS HIS LIFE.

CUMBERLAND. Md. Dec. 9.-w: D..
steinbach, head OF the contracting
firm Of W. D. steinbach & Sons
erecting the western Maryland rail-
way freight station here, committed
suicide at his home at Lewiston. Pa,
by shooting. He brooded over i'll
health
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BITTER FEELING.

BELGRADE. Dee. s.-Concentra-
ton of Austrian troops on the servian
frontier and provocative Language Of
the veiunese press have led TO re-
crudescence of excitement and en-
bitterment of feeling in servia
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Gun BURSTS.

SANDY HOOK. y. J, Dec. 81
new fourteen inch gun burst today
while being tested at Sandy Hook
proving grounds. The muzzIe was
hurled 100 -yeards hut no one was
hurt
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sgAnEEyzTOR TRIAL.

stoke Williams. OF Columbia
Mines, vas arrested Monday. and
Failed by sable VIII Mfcst to
aIt a hearing before Jutise Cor
doa on = warrant 500 out
Mary L6wther, OF the same place.
She fears that Williams will.dQ her
bodily harm.
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.1GKEE on DATE.

wAsHI$GToS. D. ca Dec. .
Der ocrat!c members OF the ways and
means committee NJ n conference to-
day agreed 70 begin hearings the firs7
week in January on proposed revision
% the tarin.
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ApyANeEs.

PITTsBURG. Dec. 9--crude oil
advanced 70 SI95 per barrel and all
other grades advanced FIVE cents eX-
cept Somerset which advanced two
cents and Ragland is unchanged
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VII not remain long in a nisfSt posi-.
zion. For clever people are not afraid
20 give up an unsui table job, and RELY
upon a short campaiRu OF elslssified
advertisfna in the TeleGraIn . place
them where they ought to be!
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Vote FeFs i6c7If EIas in the
State az the Recent
Election

1 CHARLESTON. Dec. 9.--Tbe ofdcia.
I vote cast in the. twenty-three judicial
circuits in die recent election, II
I which twenty-foEr judges were elect
! ed Is in. But one OF the twenty three
districts has two judges. that being
the First. The total vote cast for each
candidate in each OF the twenty-three
Districts. is as follows, the figures
being secured from the governors
Office, the certified vote being sent
there by the. clerks OF the county
courts of the several counties Of the
states
First eircuit-Charles P. Newman
ID, of Moundsville, $3.50; William
E. Krupp CR). Of wheeling, $3.50; E.
D. Leach, cProg.), of MoundsviIle.
400: H. c. Hervey tR), OF Wheeling,
224s4. Hervey and Newman being
elected, -EsI5TtgT
second cfrcuit-Jackson Y. Blair
Cd, of West Union. 5,lT4; P, D. Nor
ris CR), of New Martinsyille, 5.24S-
= Third circuit Homer Adams CD,
of HarrisviIle,r $780, Homer B.
Woods CR), of Harrisvsiles 4l42.
Fourth circuit Robert Ander-
son Cd, of Parkersburg. '5,G24; Wal
teri e. McDougle tFJ. OF Parkersburg,
,15S; J. w. Eaton tsocD, 4O6.
Fifth circuits P. Bell tD). Of PIT
Pleasant $3.50; W. H. o'Brien. (R)'
Of Ripley. s.Io1.
Sixth circuit-David E. Wilkinson
tDJ, Of Hamlin, s,1s7; John Graham
tRl. of Huntington ,9,151.
Seventh circuit-John 3. Wilkinson
I'd, of Logan, 1881
Eighth circuit-John Randolph
Henry CD, OF Princeton. SOB; Isiah
G. Herndon fCR), of WeIch, l2,229.
Ninth circumstances H Miller Cd
of Hinton, 1892; T. J. McGinnis tRl,
of Beckley. 4,7s; Robert W. smith
Csoc9, AS.
Tenth circuit-samue1 D. Little
page CD, of Charleston, $685. sam
uel c. Burdette CR4, of Charleston
7.7s1; S. L. Webb Csoc), $.4SS.
Eleventh circuit-William l. Lee
CD, OF Fayetteville, $685. W. R.
Bennett tRlr OF Fayetteyille, $.I96:
NJ. van PeB CRl. Of Oak HILL. z28;
+. H. Daniels (Soc.). 1922.
Twelfth c!rcuit-wilIiau s. o'BTien
Cd. or Buckhannon. 1895; q G
Young (R9. of Bucllhannon. 2.456.
Thirteeuth circuit-Robert L
Bland CD. of Weston. $780, Bay
mond Maxwell (R). of eiasksburG.
Z, 664: George P, Fargo (soc). 1,ol2-
Fourteenth. circuit-Wiliiam s.
Raymond CD. of Faitmont 1917;
Harry shaw Ce), of Fairmont. 1887
fifteenth cireuit-w. r. Dent
; CD, of Grafton. sos; Neil J. Fort
ney (R). of Kingwood, $3.50.
! sixteenth Circuit. Hansford Cd
/ 1888; F. NJ. Reynolds tR). Of Keyser'
4,73S.
seventeenth circuit-R. w Bailey
CD, of Romney, 4,276
+, Eighteenth circuit. NJ. Woods
! CBj, Of Martinsburg, $500; Tracy l.
JenOrds tR). of Harpers Ferry 1871
Nineteenth circuit-James A. Bent
! Id, OF EIkins, S,727: Warren B. Kit
tie tR). Of Philippe, 1882.
Twentieth circuit-Henry GilmeI
! CD. OF Lewisburg, Rps. Charles S
Dice CRJ, of LewisburG 4.21s; H S
Rucker tsoc9, 231-
| Twenty-frst circuir-Jale Fisher
! I'D, of Sutton, 1885, John B. Morri-
son CR9 of Sutton, 4.f77z2-
Twenty-second circuit-Charles II
! Jones CD, of Williamson, 2,7i1i
! James Damron oR). of Williamson
$.64g.
rventy-third circuit N. Everly
:. Cd. Of MorgaatOwn. 1903: GeorE'
c. sturgiss tR). of Morganrown
2.S7l; Altha warman (soc), $50; L
V. Keck QndD. i52-
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min proposed for this city will be N
CIarksburg Wednesday next at
which time it is hoped satisfactory
arrangements can be made as to IN
duce the location of the plant in e
immediate district.
New prospects before the board OF
trade include factory manufactur-
lag. sewer pipe and Tue liners a knit
underwear and hosiery mill, a
stamping mill and a rubber plant.
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KILLS. 4. CArANoJXT.

c6ALroN.. Dec "A large cata-
mount, which nearly killed two
hounds, was killed near Middle Forks
near Coalton. by Moses J. Philips and
George Outright. hunters OF Fair
Hope. w. Va.
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II haIf the time spent IN TimlesS
loolefng around on = shopping trip had
been spent in studying the ads In tho
TeIe9ran1, no part Of the shopping trip
would have been wearisome or profit
less.
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Miss Hazel Frost viii. be guest
this week OF Mrs. Riner G. Aldzer
at oakmont, near Pittsburg-
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Sore Throat Don'ts.

When the children have sore throat,
los,'t blister their necks with lamp oil
Don't torture them With foul Smelllng
1,;ece Of fat meat, wrapped about the neck
hoE,t imagine there IS medical virtue IN
an old sock or piece OF red hapneL BON
a sorF throat Is serious matter and IS
- I.c.Ir,I -, .r,cI, rr,al-r-l,nlieYp rem
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++++++%%%*] *+ ++'
CANV-A SSEIES WANTED

4. Women canvassers. experienced =
+ preferred. Apply at once TO the =
+ Spery & Hutchinson Co, second =
= foor Of the Watts -a-nberd Co. =
&&$%& go &c = = = . = = =
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d.
state % VVeSf YiFdnta.
10 The sherfR Of Harrison County.
Greeting
Yon are hereby ccsEzna1ded. as we
have heretofore commanded you. 20
SUMMON Nay Smith TO APPEAR be-
fore the Judge OK osr- circntt couEt
q i4aEriserr County at the CLERKS Of
ice OF our saidE Court. at rules TO Be.
he'd theTein FOR said Court. on the last
Monday n December. 1912, next. 20
answer q bill iT chancehy exhibited
against her IN our said Court by
Charles II smith. and have then
there this writ
yyftgcss. Wade corrua1l. Clerk os.
.nuE said csart, II the Court House st.
the said county. this eth day Of DIS
cen5er, 1912: AID in the Sotla ysar4sse
the S;ate- -
l. ElAEE coFFnRASs Clerk
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6e
IS 10 say, the ~ t5V oe os.s5.ce
1919. tie Eo1toWiDS order vas eEteItl
crl En4tia
rs Ca&SacERf
Nay g. Smith
The obtec1 joE the above etltit.ed suit
Is 70 procure for rhe plasn;in a dseree
against the defendant o. divorce from
x6o bond OF 1dafrimony,- And i ap-
reaFSne b. slGidastt fled In This cause
that Mayo. Smith. the defendant IS 4
aou-residenc Of this state. Il = ordered
thar she dos appear here wfthin pne
rnonth after the date OF the hrstsptlb-
licatIon hereof and dO-6gllat IS Heces-
saFy TO protect her interesr<
I. WADE COFFAEA&. Clerk.
CHATlLEs 3. To1Ss9Ss. Counsel Toy.
Plaintiff
NOtice 70 Take DISPOSITIONS.
STATE Of West Virginia. County OF Har-.
risons 4o-wit: Ea
In the circuit Court OF Harrison
County. West Virginia.
Charles H. Smith
VS.. IN CHANcERY.
Nay c. smith.
Take notice that on Monday. JaRu-
airy G. 1919. at the office OF Murphy
and Sarchee. IN the Foster Building. in
the City Of Denver. IN che State OF
Colorado. between the hours or nine
O'Clock in the forenoon and six O'Clock
n the afternoon OF said day. shall
proceed 10 take the depositions OF
Claud ResricIs. Eleanor ESerrick and
oeher eperSons 10 be then and there
produced as witnesses Gor that pur-
pose: and that on Wednesday. Janu-
ary Is, 1919. at the office OF J. n Bell.
IN the Town of East Brady. in the
SSaee of Pennsylvania. between the
hours Of nine O'Clock IN the forepSoI 4
and six O'clock in the afternoon OF
that day. shall proceed TO take the
associations OF Ella E. smith. and
other Witnesses to be then and there
produced for that purpose. and on
wednesday. January %. 1913. at the
once of Charles z. johnson. in the
COT building. in the City of Clarks-
burg. in the County Of Harrison and
State OF West Virginia between the
hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and six O'Clock in the afternoon Of
thai day. shall proceed 70 take the
dispositions of Charles H. smith. the
plaintiff, Robert Wallace. and other
witnesses to be then and there pro-
duced for said purpose: all OF which
dispositions are to be read in evidence !
in my behalf in a certain suit IN
equity pending in the Circuit Court
OF Harrison County. West Virginia in
which I am the plaintiff and you are
the defendant: ard II from any cause
the -aking Of said dispositions at said ,,
respective places and times be not
commenced on said respective days so
specified above. or II com menced on
said respective days. If they or any #
them be not completed on said respec-
tive days. the taking Of said deposi-
tons viii De adjourned from day to
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e3ics The use Of such methods IS
simply putting the patient to need
yTi;S[iov,1s I'D give them TONSILINE "a
and ffIe throat viii heal quickly
o cents and so cents Hospital 6
Size 500. Druggists 9"
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No Ct IN WI Fgg11s3s7I ~ 70 Ut S1I
rections OF a baggage car, combina-
ton smoker and ladies' coach and
sleeper, each 10 be vestibuled, and
the sleeper to be an electrically
lighted car. The coach passengers
on the train win transfer at Con
nellsville, and the sleeper will be
attached to No. 9 westbound asad
40. 10 eastbound between COnne1Is-
vile and PittsburG-
This service, We hope will meet
with the approval of our patrons and
receive the cooperation that has
been promised, in order to make 1T
q success.