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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29

-l'Dc last meeting of the lad es swim ,ning class will be held on Mon day afternoon at the Y. M. C. A.. ia ascrium The basin vii be thtr- oughly cleansed and the water will be fresh ard clean. Ali members afe cordially invited to "come on in, the waters fine s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-30
TO REPORT VITAL
STATISTICS BILL

a favorable report wiz b madA u
the Senate today by the Committee On
Courts Of Justice on Mr.. DrewTy.s blu
to establish q bureau Of votal stA&lD-
ties. Work ON ths bill. carried On
through several mestings. was oom-
plstsd ysstsrday. Slight changes wsrs
made.
Richmond undertakes appeared lasl
week for the bin and urged tt passags,
II = not thought thar0 VIII - any 0p-
position TO the measure - most men-
here Of ~ Leg1slAturo reali1e tho
inadeQuacyNo Of the present loose sys-
ten Of getting togsthsr statistics.
The gArnlshes law. fought In the
HOUSE ~ RicAmoOd rnembefA but
posed ~ country members who votsd
qellAly Tor II. will b imported fav-
otSer Ssii: the COMMITTEES took up
yesterday were:
House buI relating to the dirscttea
It vor01ctD; reported.
House bill rslattng to dsmurrsfs e
evidences: repostsd.
]. Il - inprAese the, number Of bAnls
that may tsc0ins State deposatottsss
II. 0ravatt.s bill to put Ill county
olacero On . salary baeas Wa killed
bocanae incomplstA NembaFv q the
cemnattse asfeed the hill was . good
ouln. and INT ~ purpoao was rtgAe
n 1aGk II peAxiDt4cn, howovog, on sWhlo1l
u hnnn remunoeat3on fue ol0cafa 0Auo-
u IL iii - nh ~ To vaysl6A Ar,
0FnNntt viii introduce IN t0o Senate
Z reoclvt1on peovaatng thA& TIE proper
in8ueNsa41oN 5nav - ~ - AnoAhee
IN na3 ~ dEAW v 70 ssss8,..&l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-30
WALLRRSTEIN SELLS
THEATER TO SNYDER

Dseds at bargain and sale were re-
corded In the chancsry clerks ONCE
yesterday ~ follows:
w IA. 0nlder 70 Henry 3. Waller
stein, lot and two brick dweilingn q
14el-0e Floyd avenue. $4,000. &.
Henry 8. WAllerstein to W. A. Sni-
der, old Putnam Theater property. on
the south Mne Of East rranklin strsst.
between Thirtssnth ana Fourteenth
stree&. 1s.10o.
aeor9e n. Fox to James w. Kend-
ief. lot and brick Tenement at J3y
South Pine street. 41.Bee.
Charlotte Euker to Peter Bonini,
lot and improvements It South Plum
street. $500.
6. G. Hit and c. L Hitt to A. p.
kyOAnson. lot on N street, between
Thirtieth and Thirty-nrst streets. 81
700
~. B. Schaff to Arthur n. HASTEN.
lot And improvements Ut 1ol wei
Coutts stres<. $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-30

SAYS so,4ss IS NEEDED

couuctimsn and other city ofssctAis
sRhe heretofore have derived some
rieAsufe and comfort from FANS u
|! ~ CITY Hall during heated summer
gzsasone Win b deprived Of that
q hte0sure the coming summer. unless
4undo are Forthcoming IN the mean
1 TINS - rewirs that building.
building inspector Beck made this
1900 night when the 1917 budget ~
Sgaats FOR the building department
W1s' submitted.
Detective wiring. he pointed out.
kNee responsible for the hfe which
4 ~ $500 damage In the school
fl1oerdss quarters In the City HAL lase
h lntl. ana another such blass wa Ike.
y ~ - occur ct any time
And under no circumstances. NJ
I'D. would he permit the OPERATION
4 ~ fans by electric current - the
batiding % long - present condit'ons
4 Need -, lo6.
{ According to figures complied ~
Z CITY Electrician Thompson. Il Was
AA0wn that II would take sS.%SS 20
feWiro the building. and this amount
SwaD accordingly asked. Sixteen years
4 10 the City Hall was wired ~ .
cost Of $4,000. which included dx-
tureo Installed Ut the same time. Toe
Aay the work has outgrown IL US.
\ 4uinees. and the only portion that can
I - uDod, Mr.. Thompson says. ara the
1 zsed wires throughout the building
and the electrical fixtures.
FurtheFmore, rewtring would per
u4it the lighting OF the City, Hall with
electricity. AZ present gAa In the only
nAeaua Of lighting In the building. and
! Frequently this 10 found to Be ex-
] css6ingiy unsatisfactory.
~ Richmond II q city growing
rapidly, the wants Of the Building
4epartment are naturally In excess
az what they were last year. but no
extraordinary requests are made.
Totals Asked.
Various totals In the budget are
~ follows:
city Hall. maintenance and re-
patrs. including Washington Ward
ofIices. S3s.0ol.s0: city jail (iegisla-
tive rduiFements). 1880; chemical
laboratory expense2 ti.3e0: City
Auditorium expenses and repairs.
e1,sss. 10; Howttxers' Armory. a..
t3A7s: Blues Armory. Including cost
J Of $50 opera chairs. 34.34l: Fair
mount town hall. $3.50: city jail
repairs. $500: Building Inspsctors'
4 conttnsent fund. si.0eo: light. wxter
ana power. ts,3ol: fuel md Ice, $3.-
se5g: grand total. $s7.132ee.
Added TO this IL total pay roll
" 1lS.068 included In the budget Of
/ the wants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-30

CAUGHT WITH GOODS
eUDsrlox ~ wATnn SUPPLY ANn
ArErruDn o. oolRANY ON
xAz1rn S1rns crrIxENs
o. nASsnl9oND.

Especial 70 The Richmond vtrsinian.)
SUFFOLK, VA. Jan. 3s.-For some
t,nas he largo dr. soods stores OF
3ussolk AAve been missing goods.
Viola Robinson. Q nurse In the home
Of Mr.. ". d. Gross, In Clay street,
was suspected. Her quarters were
searched ~ Police Chief w. e. Brink
ny. and ~ tound there nearly 800
worth Of goods, which he supposed
were !, stolen.
WhfIe the police were waiting for
viola to take Mr.. cross' child home.
w. ". Ballard. Of the firm Of Ballard
4 Smith, caught hsr In the act OF
se1sting = coat suit In the foot OF the
babys carriage. She was arrested
and 10 now n the Nansemond county
Jan. This u the hrst case Of shop
iifting In SUFFOLK for : long time.
Hear Absvs Texas Tick.
There was quite : large crowd at
BirdsAow's. the new station on the
visginian Railway, about thirteen
miles west u SUFFOLK. yesterday to
hear Or. Geo. c. FavJils. United States
9overnmeas annual Inspector talk on
the Texaa tick, and how TO Set rid
OF that pest In vtrginiA J. r. Cor
don, OF thu Virginia Department VI
Agriculture, gnve IN interesting and
obstructive talk on corn growing, IL
futilisation. and the PREPARATION Of the
seed bed. Prof. p. q. Blandford. d.
rector Of Agriculture Of Driver Ash
cultural High School. ably handled the
question Of pctAxoes. growing SEED
and cultivation.
PresIdsnt Joseph n. English, Of the
local union. introduced tho speakers.
Before the spoochnAking there Wa
q srand 6sh Try Tor the visitors. Thta
was presided over bT n. w. Joynes'
Of Suffolk. WHO - . native OF that
SaAoak Waeer Supply.
Since SUFFOLK and Eansemond coun-
tlss have heeA In the dry column Of
Virginia there u : GOOD deal OF agt-
tation golug on over the water sup
ply for the cities of Suffolk. Ports-
mouth and Bsrkley. The Portsmouth
ana Berkley and SUFFOLK Water Com
pany owns three laksa or what were
formerly, mill ponds. In the county.
Two o. these are nov connected by
pipe Hines and from these the sup
ply Of city wGtsr for the three cities
= ob&alned
For years the water company has
from tfsspasslng on their property.
4 representative Of the water conn
pany hAs put u the hAnds Of the
representative and senator from thia
SECTION . h1lt which makes It unlaw-
fnl fOf any n1rnon 10 fah. hunt OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-30
MINISTER BUYS
RUN N RALEIGH
Axrr-sAIsooN LnAoUB SECRETARY
cnEArss ssSsA1soN AT
STATE MEErINo.
HE SHOWS UP POLICE
wnnx IArrEn CALL AROUND rOn
EVIDENCE nm TELLS THEM
they AnE NOT IN
EARNEST.

tsn>cssl 70 The Richmond virginien.I
RAI.EI0H. N. c., June 1S.--Tns
gtate meeting OF the Anti.sAloon or
ranisation, which had = rather tams
opAnine and small attendance tne
ART two days. made up tor ~
the sensation produced It the ~
meeting and an incident whicn 0c-
CURED today between the police ~.
thorities Of the city Of HAaeiSn eno
State Superintendent y. =. Jaw
Last evening. just before Con.
rrssaman Hobson. the CHIEF orator Of
the occasion. began HE addrsns %.
fore IN audfence that nearly nsiso
the City Hall auditorium. walked
upcn the stage with . grip In hand:
Opening It he produced . NUMBER Q!
bottles Of LIQUOR, which he announced
to the audience had just bsen puf-
chased Il tho business places OF Frank
wilson. cafe proprietor: Alxey AAmp-
ton. soft drink and Ice dealer: I'd
wards Grocery Store; Hatthswss Ice
dealer. and +. r. King. nsh dealer.
All thsss places are locates Within
one hundred yards Of the city po!ics
station and within two blocks Of tns
rostrum On which the speaker ssooo-
Ctsnesa No SaFpEtee.
The incident and the striking man.
ner In which II was brought about
caused much excitement. But NO one
seemed surprised. because It y com.
monty known that liquor can BE- OBJ
tanned IN this city With very little
trouble BY any one who Will pay .
dollar : pint for It. some Of the
meAner brands being obtainable q
rs cents, these prices being Just about
double or three times the same
brands seii for in Richmond apo
other license" cities.
This eveming the police authorusa
approached Mr.. Davis and asked hsm
TO give them the evidence upon which
the sellers might be prosecuted. he
declined, sGAting that X he. sdan-
ger, could como 7S6re and In one dAJ
secure liquor from hve dinerent
places OF business under the VERY
nose OF the police It were utter folly
to suggest that they were not able
to ret all the evidence needed II they
were in earnest.
He Employed Agent.
It 10 Underwood that Mr.. Davis
employed q detective to come hsss
with him and get the whiskey, with
tho understanding that the dstecfive
should not Be held ~ . witness That
the anti-aioon SECRETARY has the eva-
dence ID apparent. or he would NOT
have specifically named the we'll
known places from which he declares
II was bought
The newspapers here. 1t 10 under
stood. will request the police author
tiles tomorrow TO prosecute or make
way for . set Of officers who will do
%.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-30
HEARTWELL LEFT
$4,000 ESTATE
QUALITIES As ADanNIsT1lA-
TOR m COURT.

Hsary L. HeartwsIi. president Of
the franklin Manufacturing Com
pany. who died Of pneumonia rscsnt-
" Il his residence On Dast Grace
street. near Second. LEFT IN estate
valued at 80. SO. according 10 pa
Psfs nlsd yessaf4ay - the cAAaeesy
Court. the virgins Trust Company
qualifying - admtnistrator. Mr..
Heartwell left no will
Practically all Of his estate con-
sists Of peSsonal property, half of
which under the law win 60 70 his
widow and the rsmainder to his Inn
mediate relatives. He left no chill.
dren.
Other qualifications ware a. fol-
lows:
John b. Myers executor Of James
r. Day. estate valued q eleo.
Alvin b. Huealer administrator, c.
I. u, Of the estate Of MARY Jane
Brown. estate valued Ct ei.Aee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-30

snGrLoYnnu5 -, xA1sDscArD GAn-
Dssua = UneaD wrz4 rms
MN n vIsw.
81, 500 ASKED THIS-YEAR.
oneUHDs AND DUIIDlNcs CON-
Mfzzs1 PnnsnHTs RS
DUDoUr - WARTS
poa 1saA

"a rsAkA R4ehra ana nwnn mora Of r
- ~, ..
~ sn.a =
- me cnerSe0ed hope o. Counciiman
Claude L. Ba&kfns, chairman OF tAs
fyrovnA. ara nutldtns. <.ommittee
Tnss Sora n 49, cnsSssns6 nv ofnsr
n,~-.t.r. ~ ~ cosr,nitfea - vsli
- ~ fytv nr.4s~er poiiins
sssrt.r' n ~. dsrastion this
60 r.1tto~ s.se.1 ~ rYnsnc. rosn-
r,ift~~ ~, ri@st thas : ianAscn .
s~rAsn~- - . ~ ..w "a Il ga 4. -, :.
riovsA - "a n. ;m.rcvsr~ Jos~rh
nrvsn pSst ga 1hu. -, SnrthS,. -.
49, vas -,aAe Ne E.thtns ist n
- knovn that tht~ Would - a IN.
e~rsr~ -eA-~ -, ,r~c~ srn~rt vcrh
a Hhe2 rMnrr 80 n -. futmre "a
rersr0s : isrH-c"n@ s.r1srsr ~ nrac-
ncSiiv ,nAs-srs.Ss. a ~ mstter of
~ rsievsn~ . cstv
Aito:efhAr ! tntal 81 SIS .aog. 70
~ns s.sssA IA "a. rs,e,,au,.nt ana main.
sana ~ ~ ~. ~ r,srrs IA sn,.ere.
dursnr feia ~ shS~ aro,,n4 Se.ffo
~ asareA Vcr ,,iav~rnumA.
1s,iaAS~ ~ Tnls.
-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-30

GYM CLASSES TO
GIVE EXHIBITION

81 54seaaGAs - The synaaasaam Of. the
YO4ang Women's ChrtstiAn Asoocaa-
tion. Fourth and Cary streets, the e.
e4rMoon clAaeee Of the gymnesium win
hold IN exhibition AZ Ewsdish work
MMA folk dancing. Il A. 4 special fea-
ts11e u the entertainment the ad-
Sanced clasn VIII give the Irish JIG.
1hs program win close with Z
ba6leeehaIl game.
Alss Belle Johnson and Miss Sarah
|, ~ SSaff fiaa3 It'd, tlsA a4s u W..
AZ O'clock tomorrow Afternoon the
GaAau Junior class viii have an exit.
Alk1on ana Miss Mar1snns Msada viii
oone the Dlumb4f Boat"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-30
Hl| 70 OPPOSE
STATE s0L0ls
PRoPoszD OPENING or AvExUN
CAUSES Co,6sarrrEE 10 rAxD
F1Rx STAND.

Whether STUART avenue from u
Boulevard to sheppard street shssid
be opened waa the question wAssa
engaged the A&tsntion Of The Cosn-
oil COMMITTEES on Stsssts Tor swo
hours and : halt MT AigAt Ths
upshot was the adoption q : FOO
luton ofIsrsd BY M. Pollock diFUoang
the city attorney 70 Oppose as,y move
that might be made In the Ise4Ankars
with Z view Of blocking tn preuossd
opening Of this thosoughfars.
The resolution was prompted ~ .
statement from counsel rsprsssnting
the soldisrr Home that the matter
would be taken to the General A.
sembiy II the city insfstsd on tFying
to havs the street opened.
In view Of the fact that to sxtend
the thoroushfars would caisse Il 70
penetrate the grounds Of the So1d1esv
Home, Il was asssrtsd that thu STATE
has priority rights over the city IN
the matter.
Nsssr.. Adams and Haddon sppossd
the Pollock resolution on the ground
that Il would be IKE 'naunting = red
nag In the fAce Of the Le1711ASuSo
II the resolution were carried.
The vote on the resolutions stood
a. follows: Aye1-Pollock. Don Law
Moore. B7iley. vondessehr. NefBus-
SON; noeo-Lyhch. Haddon, AdanA
Sullivan. 0unst.
Tho trouble waS the outgrowth q
IN effort made BY former CouncalmAn
r. Francis Green, who 10 . heavy rsAl
estate operator. to get the Avsnue
opened.
After disposing Of this nattsE. the
committee proceeded ~ elect 9. -
Shepherd chief booh-kesper - the
city engineers department IN oncooo.
sion to Major J. Tayloe 1tra&tca. VINO
rendered his resignafton aftsr 60ur-
teen years Of service On the frtnI ma
a. Mr.. Pollock vefy appropriately p0e
II. In moving Z vote q thanks foe the
major. The thanks Were given win
. rising vote. In rasponse. 2AJue
etratton spoke fesaingly. thanking H.
committee for III consideration ana
many fAvors. Mr.. 0hsphsrd, hls -.
ceesor. comes from Clat ward. Tho1on
. comparatively younG man. he -
had 4 number Of yoat1 experienso =
his specaal lime Of 0uo1nes8.
On recommendation u the city on-
ginssr. the COMMITTEES veeed 20 pay -
standard OIL Company emily % -
cent. Of ite bill Of e1seSe.Se Tor oinae
streets during ths ~ ysaf. on9se
81 the oiling having ossn anStnns
but satfseactory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-30
LABOR LAWYER IS
uaDER INDICTMENT

fco~efnnnA frosn Ar.4 .araA
I. =. s..1..- 49,. q. 80 - 49,
-. ~ -. $3.50 *. ~. -, 49,
~" second q undsr ssction ss d
- 49, -AssS ..SSsH 49,
me psna. eoos. wn.cn prGsio 49,. -:
~ s.e.... ..,.a 800 a. - r~..Sr
:, ,,.rnc.S ~ 49, 4. t~.c- 4
oonvicticn under this ssotion = rus-
~. ~ ~ : A.. ~, ..css6sr. n oo 4
:. ~ , ~ IN ~. - ~ ss.ss, .
r.c -. - rnr. &C. ~. ws...
~ss.S r.tsI n~r,,tw n.t.sss H.
-, % Tcrd snS n.,s,t~ xSsrs.t
A.so-r:x Arthn- Y.scn 80 IA Il.
ewid.ncs heSors ~ srnnA tnrv ~.
n,e.s ccrnd.nc. that ne-cv In 4.
ctrvtrt.d srd N~ciar~ fn~x -oriS
not haye asked for the indiotments
Dsrro,v Pro4cs1s Innocerce.
Darrnv htmseM 49, ~ nervo~s
=. 4 mar of IN hisHiv ssns,tsve ~.
..nt.attnn mu.t =. una.r .ur,f !. ur -
lonrad sfrsin- vhether s1,iifv = II.
nooent. endured ~ ordssl Win for-
titude "a aftervard nssert>d IN In
nocence Of the crimes w1th which 81
= 80 70 r.,t.r... u. .e..au,.,.
Witch i have made ssvsrei timee -
cantIy-thaa Il That I knov noehinrI
q any bribsry Or attempt % nriA1
M the NcNamnrs -. ~ nor,
~ h.v. r.@aa->A No. no..s. -
ynAre .cvrna " Nar1utt = ~ oeun.
~ IA nm ant -. ~ - 4 Snish
Tnsf = Al 4 haye m ~ = th1s
'iimn ss "
sssysA, ar 49,. .a A~kxn A..a..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29

will retain for the American team the
Marathon laurels won by Johnny
Hayes in the memorable long dis
lance race at London three years ago
Mr. Couch. who Is in the city for a
few days, stated to an Intenigencer
reporter last night that from the form
being shown by the candidates for
the various events. America looks
good 20 cop at least half a dozen
irsts. including the hammer throw,
the shot put. the relay. the high Jump
and the Marathon. Though the can
didates have not yet been named,
Ryan Is showing such form IN the 26-
mile run that he has the position
practically cinched. Only a few days
ago he pulled down the American rec
ord for the distance at Boston, and
al that was not forced TO exert him
self TO the limit
"In fact" said Mr.. Couch, "ths
American team viii be one Of such
class and form that II must be con
sidered as a principal contender IN
every event. with only one or two ex-
ceptions. In the javelin throw and
the archery events almost any OF the
foreign teams will have the edge on
as. as these sports are little IN vogue
in the United States. In every other
contest. however We must be rated
a. strictly In % from start 70 finish.
and unless calculations are com
plcteiy upset We will find the Starr
and Stripes hying high and proudly
over the winners"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
JINX CAROLINE PUT
HOODOO ON THE TEAM
sooE's PURP WILL De DISPOSED
OF AT ONCE
Even Appearances Of Goat Could Not
Pull Team Out of the Rut and
We Drop the Tenth.
VIII IL never stop?

" "a ~ uCNCE
With her wireless flashing out the
$. o. S. signal. the stogie ship il stin
on the reefs at Springfield. and unless
Pilot Anderson gets a few twirlers at
once there is danger OF the team going
TO pieces. Ten straights tells the
story OF the slump. and the miserable
showing OF Peggy Bemis on the mound
yesterday makes II evident that unless
Goat does get new material on the
club at once We will finish in the rut.
The club Is well balanced with the
exception OF the pitching department,
and the bugs here are buoyed up with
the hope that new faces will appear
on the mound before we open with
Terre Haute. At least, let US hope So
IL Peaches Graham intends getting
in condition he will add strength to
the club when they return. Guese.
the Youngstown CASTOR, does not look
strong enough 10 prove a winner
Bemis looks like he has seen his best
days in the box. This necessitates at
least two new men.
The Houn' Dog.
Not a game has been won by the
club since Booze picked up that houn'
dog in Pittsburgh, on the return from
Erie. She has been named Jinx Caro-
line and II the bugs here ever get a
shot at her she will resemble the
Spanish fleet after Dewey opened fire
on them at Manila bay. The purp
sure put the Irish curse on us.
To add TO the misfortunes OF the
club. Errett Robinson was touched at
Springfield for his roll OF $447, accord
ing TO wires received from that city.
The bankroll was dropped at a bad
time for with the club putting ND such
rotten exhibition OF ball. the mag.
mates will probably need IL before the
hOodOo is broken.
Will Support Team.
Even though the club is right now
playing the poorest exhibition OF ball
in the league, the bugs will give Il
their support on the return from
Waterloo. A large delegation OF bugs
will witness the curtain event with
Terre Haute, but not so large as II
they were winning just once in a
while.
According TO Tom Swope. one OF
the best authorities on baseball I'm the
league. the Smokes played poorly
without Anderson. Lack Of his leader.
ship and pep" disheartened them and
they played listlessly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
Two base hi,s-wagner. Magee.

Two base hits-waEner, Magee
Home run-Hauser.
stolen oases-Leach. Miller. Magee, 2;
hoWrey, Evans. Cakes.
Double plays-Hauser, Nagea and
Konetchy; Wagner. Mccarthy and Nil
Ter.
First base on balls-Off Hendrix. 2;
OF Lelfield. ] OFF Grier. 3: off Willis. l.
Hit by pltcher-By Hendrix 1 (Evans),
by Leifield CBliss)
Wild pitches-Hendrix Willis
Passed balls-kelly. Bresnahan.
LETT on bases-Pittsburgh s: St
Louis. 10.
First base on errors-St. Louis. l.
Hits-Off Hendrix. In Ia innings:
OF Leifield. IN 2 % innigs. off Ferry
In / inning: off Grier 6 IN ala IN
ninss: OFF Willis. in % innlRs.
Time-2:17.
Cmpire-RiEIer and Fenneran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
DETROIT TIGERS
WIN DOUBLE HEApEK

ST. LOUIS. May -E-Detroit pitchers
Kept their hits well scattered. while the
lpsni players were hlt often and their
teammates errors came az critical
stage. permitting Detroit 20 win hotII
games 81 double header from 81
Louis this afternoon. Score.
FIRST game. r. IL l.
81 Louis .... OOOOOO0oO-o
Detroit ...... 0goI U013O-5 10 :
batteries Hamilton. Nelson and
kritraeIl. Nilletts and StaunRe
Second game. r. 81 O.
Detroit ...... 1000 OO00-s D.
- Louis .... uUuuI IIU-1 .
liaif'rI's buhuC and StanaEe. Lake
and stephens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
WESTERN TOWN
May Get Berth in The United states
League IN Place Of View
YORK city.

NV YORK. May 2s-Wm NIessen.
owner of fne chicago club ~ fue United
states Base HbU League. said tonight
mat tir club would continue Hn Ifz aaa-
sons schedule and that there had been
Of tire rriE-uu with fHa Sew YORK .If.b
here BE said tNaf 90 meeting .u
IitiarGrrH Dr Sunday. 1f r0u.a Indian.
nruIs. EnuFHH TIfy Ur fnrUa IfHf" rood
Weaferr sunday town would ha taken
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epeclal DIspatch to nc announcement.

special Dispatch TO the IntellYgencer.
SPRINGFIELD, o., May 2s.-The
Haryesters took the second game OF
the series from Wheeling by the score
OF TO in another hard-hitting con.
test in which each side secured four
doubles. Bemis only lasted one IN
ming and he was yanked in the sec
ond and Maateson sent to the rescue.
He kept the hits scattered after that
one inning.
Manager Anderson joined the visit.
Ing team this morning and was at
the park on crutches.
Three double plays by the Harvest.
ers cut down the scoring OF the Wis
itors. Guese wes sent in as a pinch
hitter in the ninth. with two out, and
drove out a single. but Jewell rolled
grounder TO Bisland. and the game
was over
In the first. oDay walked. Goutait
was hit. Farrell hunted and Bemis
threw the bail away. scoring ODay.
keene hit a slow one to Gray and
Goutait scored. In the second. Foley
walked and Mckee and Webb singled.
filling the bases. ODay famed. but
Goutait singled TO right, scoring two.
Mateson then went in and Bisland
hit to left and Keene doubled to cen
ter, five runs scoring.
In Wheeling's second. doubles by
Jansen, Servatius and welcher count
ed two runs. In the fourth. Servatius
walked. Dodd was hit and welcher
singled. scoring Servatius. A fast
double cut off a run. and in the fifth
double cut of another In the sixth
after Dodd had doubled. Foley caught
Moran's liner and touched second for
a double The locals scored in the
seventh, when, with one gone. Keene
walked and scored on VENTS double
70 left The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
BROOKLYN HIT HARD
BUT LOST aAHE.

BROOKLYN. May IS. go Brooklyn
nearly doubled the hits OF New York
to-day. but lost 20 through errors
ana headless base running. Twice runs
were thrown away when men on bases
ran back on clean hits made by succeed
ing box men. Mathewaon was relieved
by Crandall after the locals had made
ten hits on him in seven innings.
Score:
r. IT. T.
New York &C.. oO0oo201e-5
Brooklyn Gee. 0o021 OIOO-s - 4
Battsrfes-Mathewso Crandal and
Meyers. RaEon and Erwin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
RAIN PREVENTS THE
AUTO PHELnuNARrEs

INDIANAPOLIS May es.-Heavy
rains and a slippery track to-day pre-
vented completion OF qualification trials
for the Memorial Day 500 miles motor
race at the indianapolis speedway. but
clearing weather tonight gave promise
that the speed tests would be wound I'D
tomorrow morning