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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-09-11

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te0to tydeD sjezd b kterg potrya
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nuIhbo t}dne pfjnesl M wypf
strdnee deIegdt6m pbtebo gJezdu
6yab1, ktera stoU IN pfeGtkni,
1eJen eIeB6m aeb delegation, ale
. y6bee kaHdfmu.
- n Louis K1z u BraiDard
.pGJela III nAysttyu rodinD ., A.
V, K1ze mi1BIg tgden, y aby jim
byIo yeseIejj, tak ii pOzyali na
tent0 sytt maJ0u sytt0obGanku a
y5eeko j. zdrayo / tatfk, Gratu.
luji
- Mjnuy tydep zde by ,, pl
Dnsatk0 II CIarkgoH ~ nAybteyE
u pfateJ zDamyeh pfi VI pn.
lezitogti Hays0yiIi ! hfbjtoy Lin.
wood IJiIJ, kde 0dpoGlya otec pf.
Du5atkoyG,
- Vel pm Fr, Karpi6ek od
DIysseg zde dIej nAybtGyou minu.
" tydeD. MiDnIym Jarcm We od.
tud odsttboyaI, Jezt0 syou farmu
zde prodal y. Fajmonoyi Clark,
g0u.
-~ Pa1i UomoJk0yA dli dosud
Y Demoebici . mnsila Ne Dodrobi.
ii 0pet 0peraej u 10 jiz tfeti. w.
ri, pana HomoIku pronasleduJf
Demoee J0k0 y udtlanimj ted z
roxy, go on Vi zjhmal nohu, tax ze
mu musjIa bt odjemuta, ysak IN
tom 1ebyl1 dosti, musjIi mu il IL.
kari pofad 0prayoyat o ted zas
pauf. I'm jedcD mfsie 3 Operaee,
10 je sk0ro M moe. Kazdy pfeje
il brzke p0zdrayeBi.
- Pan Jos. JMrta ztratiI ninu-
" tydn dye dojnice jednfm
dncm Pr0lezIy skrze plot do
horny . nesttsti bylo hotoyf,
-- VaIla Bratm jiz budou nit
jejieh silo napIptBt, nebo kukufi.
ce Ietos dOschIa, min, tyden sko-
70 natist0.
-- V sobotu w. zde naskytl pO-
hled, jak} sc maIokdy pfihodi.
Ma feee Platte byl0 pres noe hej.
no Iabuif TAX asi he 4 sthm u .
rama Vi poletOyay dosti nizko,
tak ~ to byl Gchyatny pohIed ma
tak0yy bouf krouzicfch yelikgch
ptdkd. jenz vice nez phi bodiny
zde krouziIy, pax odthhIy k Jim.
OdIfnd sem pfilftly, take zddny
neW, neb jc rano spatfili sedtti
na fece n po ostroyeeh 80 phsti,
- Jestt ntjakg mtsic n politi.
kari budou Y praci, spinit jeden
Lctos II kpiny musi byt
drobct moe, neb No do nj dali kan.
dIdhti prcsideutsti napfed n ph.
klady tdlnon, Il.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-09-11
ZAhMinA sin

"limrlfi komora Y nii byIo
dyacet lidi zayraldeno, byla od,
halena We West Hammond, Ind,
Tato syflnice naldzh Sc na zadnim
konci labayni mialnosli ktefou
ycdl Henry lfoss, yemfelo v NJ
b6hem poslednioh deseti lot diva
eel osoh, smrli dosnd neyysy6lle.
nou Ale nikdy nehylo proli nj,
komn podesfoni frafdy, "a na !,
Arpna, hdy sr tam nahle rotne.
mnh knuiraktor John Messmaker
4 West Hammond, ay hospitalu
krhtee nn Co tenfrl. l'old6ii nd,
halcua y odlehltm toult West
llammnndsktho hrbiloya paslrlnl
nhtt itlo sstlniro Esther llatri,
.nnosu Indiana llufbur ktrra
pied ntkalika tsiluy fahadnim
sp0sahfm fmle "a Na irlim "a
Alesamahemttm rRsl ualttcpa IN
lo pIeAnu,i irblou hlsrtm - rfi
so,lll iel ia t5A ohSii, biem hsla
dfiyt nApoii opila - smrll disky
nalostala poie,e sA,luou sniya.
NtAriio,Anim vNslb na ieHa. 10
ie,lna iilyka, iel hls dAltm ha,
stem = miainasil tosso,' lidl Ia
,aineho rokoilku lAkala a lam ie
nlFaNoyala
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-09-11
ZPRAvY ZE ST, PAUL, HEBR,
A OKOLf.

~ POEas1 name ten Vejlee NJ
cbf q borkh yhtry, tak NJ viz IVA.
PEN sebpe q jes1i se nedostayj
brzy trocbu destl, tak We usehnc
Il farmeT budou DEeDi krnit
suehou picf dobytek . zasey Ne
hodut opozdi ! mnob6 pozdpf
komy jsou poskozeny suebem
- Pan Adolf John, MA Gesky
bostiDskg, byl mjnUIy tgdeD Y
ord, Nebr, IN 0bchodni zaIezjto,
s1, eoH mel pf1IeAjtoM ~ tam DO.
staG h Grand Island Boosters
zVlaMDim yIakemL
-- pani Jan Sof0ya ~ ~. Paul
odeJeIa nay5tiyit rodinU p, Jose.
fa Morayce bllHe Cote8field,
-- PaDf Antonio La6ka 10 na.
yratija zc stare ylasti minuIy ".
den ku sye rodint po delAfm po,
bytn u Jejl pFdteI zn6mycb,
VIZ ge j dosti IibjIo ~ rodnt
zcmi tcskE.
- Minuly tgden byIo Da pro.
bIidce pozemk6 Y Minnesota Y se.
yero.zdpadni tasti statu mnob0
fesklcb roInlkd ID Elba o Cotes.
field. Ntkten snad zakoupili .
ufkteH uejsU moe spokojeni y
tamnlmi pozemkyj W We jak
jsem dysel yyproyoyat,
- MiDug tyden 40 odebraIa
tam. odknd neni Dayratu, stard q
dobfe zbamA 0sadnice v 0kresu
Howard, panf Kaicfi1a sevflk,
meskajlcf blNe st. Paul na far.
me No wym manzclem V0jtt.
chem, pani Scvcikoya, rozena
TrubIova v Cech6cb dne ~. dub.
Da rOkD 1913 v obci Kfe1ov, kraj
Budtjovickgj roku 1868 80 pfi.
heh0yaIa do Ameriky, n sice do
Win0na, MINI, tom samGm r0cc
se proydala ~ Vojteeha seytfka.
V rOcc 1876 ~ pfestfbovali do
statn Nebraska, do 0krcsu IIo-
ward. kde bydleli oba spokOjcnG.
Panf X. acvtfkoyh byla pochoyd-
ma dne 3. zhn za yclkfbo Gfastcn.
ayi pfatcl a znhmych Ha katOli.
eky bfbitoy ma Varsayt. Pobfcb.
nj obfady yykonal d0bfc znamy
katollcky kntz yIdp, Jan Broz q
Dodge, Ncbr PAM scyGikovh IN.
neehaya truchlieiho mapzela. kest
SYM n dyf dcery, yEechny Y do.
brScb pom6reeh.
- Pm G. v. Syob0da 0dejel
tento tgden do Omahy, by No. s1.
6astnil sjezdu Zf'BJ. 90 yyslanec
od fddu Kuinh IIora 10 81. Paul,
u bnde ia zastnpoyat souadni
tddy
Frank j. Black a ieho ro,
dina byli naykliwt mAm6 y Elba
minnlou nedtli.
Pan Adolf John obstaral Vi
tnky ten Aamobfh u talk uyni ho
zknnsi, iak mu bndc bthai
- lani frant Chalupak{ 50 q.
II noy5m 6lenem ieiieh 7odiny,
deernskou u pan vdolay lIorhlek
80 tihi 80 synemt Ob6 rodiny 80
lrafuii ye xdrayi spokoien6 d by
dii blilc l.lha
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-09-11

Ia. DJt6 II 0reg0ry u Karej Sth
1g0nsk1 u Wagner b FgaDk Kyb.
ka n Woodruff, No, DIX, - Pan
lK@el sthdrO1sky jest spojumaJi.
|teJem 0eJyetNbo v Dak0tf ob.
ebOdu HeleznEb0 q boSDoAfskg.
nj stroll, Takt0 Jest posnd syo'
b0dnfp mJAde0ecm q m teto ee'
Istk daj vi zyJAsts mnob0 zaIeze6.
INozD6, neH pfjJede dom6, IN pfc.
ee Dskter0n ~ paDnu pod tepee
d1staDe, SejyttH radost mbIa by
0vSem Jeto starA matka, ktera n.
vi; "Goze, il neyim, 70 Je y M
him Harlem, tak W konka, jak0by
W. dEyEat bM," -- Pan D1tf, Denl
IW "baby", oybrH dokouaIg mistr
Y Ob0gu b0t0gcDi mOdnleb obIekd,
IBudete u Vi pfati, ! Y Omaze Vim
~ kaib0ty nast1ba -~ PAM
GaekOyi ~ Y Om8zc lib, ale Had,
lDg maJetek M fafmn by bezmtDjl,
Farma jest prg farma Il JeD mai,
teI nc0dvisly pin -~ u Sebrashy
take mnozstm kraJaD1 nas nayEtL
yiIo q mnsltGe jc zde nyestj hezky
M scb0u, TAX aby se mDobo ne.
pfeIi, kopn yIastnE psenice vlce
sypaJa, neb k0Jik bnbIh p6Jd0u
horny 20 akrn Frank FjaIa Il
| j. q, Bft h KayeBDa Pan Fiala
jest JjH starym osadnfkem, ale
posud statngm muzcm y nejIep,
0m fehDfkem pG r6znych pHIczi
tostecb v ceIfm 0koI1, kdezto p,
I1rt jegt barmmaDtDim bostinsk gm
q ncsidf. TO vi takE stoJi M ntco!
- v. j. C0ebnaf q pf. Frantibka
Coebbaf0y6 II Dorchester, Jan
MarnkIh Il EIyria, Jos, Kozak u
Virginia, j. X, Findeis \ Liberty,
Vojtkcb PoIak Il OdeII, -, Wer.
ney, zogiaIDf bostinskg u Able,
Ant Hy5ayE mattel dfIny koIaF,
NE V I0weIIs, Jos, w, Jnza m
Stanton, Frank Mike, majitel
yelkhbo 0bebodu sedIafskEh0 V
ord, Ant. Odyarka u cIsrks0n.
Ma pa0a Odyark1 zajistf \ dH.
|yfjNcb dob mnobo krajani se pa.
matUje. Pan Odyarka zalOziI v
CIarksoD Boyiny, ay5ak nyni VT.
EinOu zije W0k0jepE v s0nkromi
o tfI ~. brz0.li jN bude tim ~,
defkem, -- j. VI. Mnudil, pozem.
k0yg obeh0dnik y CIarks0n Pan
MandiI stale jcn pfiyftiy6 se u.
smiya, ysak mh tak6 o sebe male.
zitt postarhn0 peBtz, jako ze-
Iez, - J0s. X, Vlacb, zdmozny
r0IDik od Dodge. Pan VIach jest
ycIjcc praktickgm farmhFem a v
celfm okoll obIibenym. Wax 10.
sef Dczarmoutl nikOho, b1 na0pak
sygm zdraygm bumorem krajany,
M X zoufanf ztrapcnf, rozycseIi a
do prayf mfry pfiyede. - Ie San
FraDcisea mas navstiyil pan Ant.
Kcpka, mlady uytdomHg muz,
Abycb0m o ntm ntjakg refcrat
podali, jest NAN ttzko. jest ysak
chlapik a miIoynik peknt zhbayy.
KoneGnt prhyt pred nzayfcnim
lisiu milon nayhttyou syoji poctil
nhs ddyny pfitel, p. Il, scheinost,
ycIicc znhmy a oblibeny hostinsky
y Fairfax, SO. Oak Pan Sebei,
most syfho tam b$yal jednim q
neilepsich stfelch n mnoho dra-
VI zyeie jistou jeho rukou zbynu.
10, Mimo 10 Jest yyborn}m spo-
lefnikem a yIaste znamenitSm
zp6yakem. skoda, ~ dnes ziie|
iiz na odpoflnkul Iakli isme nj.
koho lde yyjmenovati opomcnu
II. i6dame IN laskay6 prominnti q
slibuieme. ze piileiitoAinf yse ma
hradime' Dalh lprAyy o nasich
hoalcrh pfikif podamel
i'filomnosl delegate AietdnI
n Z u. j ' Omaze, niehk mno
hy y prhsodu wt mile druikyI
sem fayitpl, pfipomina nam Ayt|
nasi milou dhlnou ylasl Shledh
ydmc 80 xde venknyankaml
jlehi dohrAck} ytral ahlitoic
f,ykll isae hyli " mas eidati ~
na5r pftdrahe malky, iei llly|
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
NAMES DEAD

WASHINGTON. March 22.-The re-
mains OF the heroes recovered from
the wrecked battleship Maine in Ha-
vana harbor. will be lid TO rest at
Arlington. tomorrow.
President Taft and Rev. Father
Chadwick. who was the Names chap
lain at the time OF the explosion. will
deliver addresses az the ceremonies.
Immediately at the conclusion of the
services an army battery stationed at
the Washington monument, will begin
firing 81 minute guns.
At the graves the services will be
conducted by Rev. Father Chadwick,
chaplain Bayard and the Spanish war
veterans. After the firing OF three
volleys OF musketry by "A company of
marines. another army battery at the
Arlington cemetery Will boom a salute
OF q guns
President Gomez. of Cuba, today.
cabled the navy department that he
had delegated Senior Rivero the Cuban
minister. To act rs his personal repre-
sentative at the Maine ceremonies.
tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
CONDEMNED MINISTER
WILL SEEK REPRIeve

BOSTON. March 22.-Enorts 10
save Clarence V. T. Richeson, the
confessed murderer OF Avis Linnell.
from death in the electric chair. be-
gan yesterday. when his counsel. Will
lam A. Morse. conferred with Govern
or Foss. The date set for the execu-
ton Is May 10.
While Attorney Morse did not pre-
sent a formal petition for commute
ton OF sentence he assured himself
that such petition would be received
by the governor. and that II would
probably be submitted TO the pardon
committee OF the executive council for
action. IL Is optional with the gov
ernor whether he shall submit such a
petition
Morse said that no petition for com
mutation would be sent TO the gov
ernor for two weeks al least. and he
further intimated that the matter
would not be pressed until the date
Of the execution which was less than
a month away
RichesOn's counsel hope to obtain a
life sentence for him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
Fasting and Feasting.
THE STORY


a The
S
all all
holiday
Splendid!
oughy wegrounded
had His mraceshard His
The frs deed Of Mat a
which Introduction his
10 throwan
His Kingdom
who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
Big BATTLE

CHIHUAHUA. March - -Tniess al
siFna iall fhe firsf bis battle % ths
revolution vil b. foarhf 81 Escaiou
a junction point on fhe Meniran cen
trail abouf m.fuay between the r-bel
hnen 90 thihnuhou ard fhe fcd. 81
base En- Torreuu There vas derultory
ilr.us lOr rrura yesterday. between an
alranre Elarf ~ feuerals ruarfirE q
ra.'ruaf repair rreu anf hand ~ IN
arrrerfos from fhe farura district on
der auI fo ioin the Ororco forces
ne frrr tnsrrrr. go af lorr
ranre arf insr~rfFs Dr. occurred
su-r miles srlftusrf M Esra ion
Itr rrhf's ufumafeiy sarcr-def on
rra. .lrr Earairr
Iar afrerEh 20 fhe cnuunrd a.
rnf trrr rrrrf many 81 ra memter.
l-.rE charmed nrf gerrraI ururro
rrr1rlia F as fortunate fhnf fhev uers
abe fo 60 rarf fte frfrrais eifhou'
oara fiHa TrrF nprrrf fhr frtf
Hrf d. rrFerruarrf troops su-un e.
sfr.r1 go aErrrsaIrs arf maintained
t.af afufutc Tor four hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
STEELMEN
es~sers vesfe-1sy-Finissea
Thres Pins % the BAD

CHICAGO. March .1-with oon-
petition In the nvemen team event
finished last night. bowlers went ~.
ter the leaders IN doubles and singles
% the American Bowling Congress
tournament today.
New second place bowlers IN the
doubles turned up In NJ r. Welsh and
Michael Mauser. OF Youngstown. o..
who scored l25s. three pins behind
the leaders Owen and Sutton. of
Louisville. Up to the last frame In
their anal game. the Buckeye bowiers
had splendid chance to take the
lead. but Mauser failed to get the 10"
pin In a 1917 split which robbed him
OF spare. James Blouin and Robert
Roise. OF Chicago. 1241 pins In their
series for third place. Rolse played
sensational pins scoring 255 In his
! final game by striking out from the
third frame.
In the Individuals, Louis Levine, Of
Chicago. made the best bid for the
leadership, when he scored 632 and
landed seventh position Eight other
Chicagoans also registered scores In
J the select 900 class.
Figures announced tonight, show
that Chicago made the heaviest clean
up in the five men team event, landing
s3.524 of the $4,000 prize money.
Fifty two Chicago teams cut into the
list. Milwaukee was second, having
eight teams in the money.
l.. Levine. Chicago. 652: F. Collins
Chicago. 646: w. Becker, Chicago,
63s; F. Blaul. Chicago. $50: L. Dunn,
Chicago, 624; w. Hermine. Youngs.
town, o., 500.
Two-men teams:
NJ. Welsh. 651; NJ. Mauser. Youngs-
town. o., sos. 1856.
J. Blouin, 5s7; r. Rolse. Chicago,
654. 1.241.
F. FIenner. eOs: c. Collier. Chicago
$50. 1.l9s.
II. Bucket. COZ: W. Crocombe. Chi
cago. 577. LISA.
F. Thomas. 500; f. Griebel. Chica
go. 573. LISP.
A. Miner. $50; E. Custom. Chicago
625. l.lS1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
WARW00D WANTS
COMFY ISLAND
FOR 5ETTERmENT OF THE IN
HAslTANTS AND cONDI-
TONS GENERALLY.
Council to Ask Circuit Court for Ju-
risdietion over Up-rIver
Garden Spot

''~NSN NNGA OR-IihCF
Garden Spot
WarwoOd council met last evening
with Mayor DOwler presiding, and
Clerk Miller and all members pres.
ent. An ordinance was passed to pc
tition the Judge OF the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county 10 permit Warwood 10
annex COney Island-also known as
Sisters Island-that the town officers,
may have supervision over the place.
preventing negro men and women OF
the Wheeling district from congre
eating on the island for immoral pur.
poses, as II is said they did last sum
mer
An ordinance was passed to proven.
chickens from running in the streets.
imposing a fine OF from 81 to $40 and
from five TO ten days in Jail.
IN ordinance was also passed or.
dering all corporations having tele.
graph or telephone poles in the towns
limits 20 pant them a lark green
color. and stencil on same Post No
Bills"
The town sergeant reported that
there was S4Ss.S9 in taxes for 1911
yet uncollected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
THE TEACHERS LANTERN

Suppose Matthew be
when iveda
huent Official
pheres and for all
in
summoned He
Inesed household society exannIa
triumph
admrabe
desperate
once Ia hard 10 appreciate
exaced and collected hateful
mnious servtude OF the Jews He
nsuperable hopeessly
gulf fixed between us" the
His dden folio
OF the calm and lucid
a
NO Tor him
omcas OF today His credit be inpached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
ELECTRICIANS CARRY
FIoHT TO HIGH COURT.

CLEVELAND. o.. March 22.-An-
nouncement was made to-day by attor-
neys for the Reid faction. in the In.
ternational Brotherhood OF Electrical
Workers that a decision OF the com
mon pleas court here in favor OF the
McNulty faction would be carried 10
the higher courts
The court declared invalid the con
vention OF four years ago. at which
Reid was elected president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
DEAD TOTAL 70
All But Six Of Bodies Have Been Re-
moved From lIi-Fated
Oklahoma Mine.

McCURTAIN. Okla. March 22.-
Official figures given out tonight. show
the death list in the Sans Bois Coal
Company disaster here Wednesday. is
seventy. Twelve bodies were recov-
cred today. making a total OF 81
brought out. Six bodies still are I'm
the Mine. They have been located
and will betaken to the top when the
derbis is cleared away sufficiently TO
permit their removal.
Today seemed like one long funeral
In McCurtain. More than a score Of
bodies We're buried.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
MOSAIC FROM COMMENTARIES

Matthew actually and
an
~ To-, OF To Himself
or 'hrst Parallels
rfudlbt
DO
DUTY Keeping aoo %
sbp The unfruitu o.
course
theseT
I'D ana this be expos
fnodesfr ln describing he hint,
tat IL WIS laf Junction L.
10 10 srts s.-f. 'i ."H ini.rnla
on u VIII
asars' .le that called m rom ' '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
ARMED MEN ARE
CAPTURED on TRAIH

ST JOSEPH Mo. March 1.-TWO
armed mon vIo had terrorized paRaeu-
ger On Burlington train SO e. from
Kansas city we're captured by police
Officers after u nrIt in tie chair car a.
he train drew iufo fhe Union depot
here tonight They gave their names
nr l'nr >@-onn Ray 20 and % Years
- nEe resu"rtltely. and had tickets
from Franklin. ~ g. Hsvolrers AMI y
qunrtlfr ~ ammunitlun we're taken
from TIE men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
HOME GIRLS
Held Interesting Meeting Yesterday
Morning and Arranged for Per
rnancnt OrQantzatfon

The meeting for home girls held
yesterday morning az the home 81
Mrs $ l.. Jepson was very LARGELY az.
tended and interesting Plans for a
permanent organization we're dis
cus9rd and at the next meeting. 70 be
held Tuesday morning az the homo
~ Mrs Reed ~. Raird. the plans will
b. outlined and permanent orrani-
zatiou Effected These meetings are
in charge ~ Miss Miller
The business s.rls' meeting st noon
yesterday If fhe First Presbyterian
church vas well attended and inter
fal.nr. a feature ~ tho meeting was
'lr aftrudarre off e. girls from the
'ure % CeorEa D. sfifel a company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
BATTLE WITH
CAR ROBBERS

PITTSBU RICH. March e2-In a re-
volver duel between two Baltimore a
Ohio railroad detectives and two al
legged car robbers In the Thirty-siNth
street yards tonight the detectives,
Harry Cooper and Francis Golden. were
injured by bullets, neither seriously
The robbers. one OF whom is believed to
have been injured. made their escape
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
JAPANESE ANTARCTIC
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23

SAN FRANCISCO. March %
Frank Claus. the Pittsburgh middle
weight has been made SLIGHT
fatorte in the betting on bic twenty
round hEhf tomorrow ui'h Iack Dillon
~ Indianapolis. or Cofnrth uaiv cts
arena. both men profess Oh Do un
elEe Tor fhe contest ard frhf fnI
lovers generally expect 90 900 e hard
battle The boat unT STAR a. g.Ta
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23

PHILADELPHIA. March g. Tie
cnffI'ior of CouFressraan "a Do HInE
ham. uhn has hren ssr'ously II az
BE- bone here. rsmaius uuchangcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
ROOSEVELT LEAV.s
FOR PORTLAND ADDRESS

NEW YORK. March 22.-Theodore
Roosevelt left al l o'clock this morn
ing for Portland. Maine. where he will
speak tonight AZ a mass meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-23
LETTER LIST.

list % letters remaining IN the post
Office 90 Wheeiing. ohio county. ". Va.
Marcn 47rd. 1919 To obtain
any % the foiI LOVING me applicant must
ask for advertised letters. EivinE date %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-23
EXTRA INNINGS
TO A TIE SCORE
John Marshall and Bcncdictit1c
Go Long Route Without
Any Conclusion.

Benedictine College and John Mar
shaL High School hatt,ed thirteen long
innings yesterday afternoon at Byrd
Park TO :, 7-to-7 tie
1t was one of the most exciting as
Wei as one of the best-played games
put MP by any OF tho prep schools
This season. John Marshall took the
MHd early in the struggle ana main
home run by Fletcher ana a. throo-
baggcr by Spreag brought the Bcne-
oict!nes within sight OF tie
In the eighth the game was brought
TO the tic with which it finished. SEN
sat!onal fielding by McGraw saved
Bened!ctine from defeat ON several
occas ions. while McElroy FOR the High
school, did like service. Hoover and
seaX were in the box for John Mar
shall cover leaving his place behind
the bat TO 80 to the mound King
men donned the mask. Ovcrman and
sNeher were the battery for Benedic-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-23
COOKE CAPTAIN,
OF TRACK TEAM
Especial to The Times-Dispntch I

Charlottesville Va. May 2e-W,-lic
j. Cooke of Norfolk, has been unami-
mously elected captain of the virginia
track team OF 1918. He has been tie
most consistent point winner during
the past year. and has starred in every
meet In which he has entered
In regard TO next years prospects
Captain Cooke says that the team,
should be one of the best in the his
tory of Virginia. that all the "V" men
OF this year would be back. and that
several men OF this years team would
do better work than ever before. lie
said Virginia should be aspect ally
strong in the quarter. and that all the
members of this seasons relay would
be back next ses.ion.
In addition to the track "v's" al
ready announced, Catesby Jones was
awarded his letter Jones won first
place and broke the university record
for tho two mile run at the Southern
Intercollegiate meet held on Lambeth
field Apr!l y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-23
Appointmcnt. Anuounccd.

Especial 70 rhs Times Dispatch.
Charlottesville. Va. MAJ 22.-The ad-
visory board OF the General Athletic
Association OF tho University OF vir-
GINA has announced the following ap-
pointments
Charles J. churchmar. OF Stanton.
manager OF track team.
Robert J. GIL. of Seattle. Wash.
manager OF Basketball team: william
V. Belts, % Hampton assistant man
ager.
Henry 5. MacKay. Jr.. of Riverside
Cal, manager of baseball team.
Wiley II. Cooke. OF Norfolk repre-
sentative to South Atlantic Track Com.
mlttee.
The net receipts for the baseball
season were shown 20 be sse3.S2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-23
WHITE SoX HIT HARD

New York. May 22.-The Yankees used
three pitchers to-day, but they could no;
stop the hard hitting Chica goa who won
tho game IL 10 .. Caldwell started to do
the tNlrling. but he didn't last through
the h.st inning Quinn succeeded him, bu,
was ysnked out in the sixth. WARRIOR, VINO
succeeded him. did fairly well but IL was
100 late 20 recover the game. In tho
fourth the Yankees got TO LAuse and hit
him so hard mat nve runs were brought
over. Then Walsh relieved him, and the
run-get;ing s,nppod. score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-23
HAR M q N LOSES
1WO-HIT GAM {
Errors by Team Behind Him
Give Phillies Enough
Lead to Win.
REDS AGAIN MEET DEFEAT
Giants Get Second Wind and
Increase Their Lead on
First Place.
REDS AGAIN MEET DEFEAT

St Louis. Mo. ;iay ce--Errors by Ellis
and Mowrey gave the Ph,iies two runs to-
day. and they were able to beat the Car
d!nals 10 :. Harmon allowed only two
hits. but lack Of support threw the game
away Brennan worked steadily FOR the
Phillies, and although re passed lIauser
III Tho ninth. and he stole second, frightened
and took Ludcrus throw on Oal1cs at first
in the ninth Tor the hnal put out. Score:
ihiladclriiin. ST. Louis