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The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

WOODS ARRANGES
GOOD SCHEDULE
FOR CATHOLIC U.
Twenty-six Games on Red and
Black List-First Game
March %.

Catholic University's baseball schedule
for the season Of 1912 has been COM
pleted by Manager Jimmie Woods and
approved by the faculty committee. 1t
comprises twenty-six games. eighteen of
which are to be played on the Brook
landers' field. This schedule is without
doubt the most attractive list OF games
ever arranged for the Red and Black,
practically all OF the big colleges in this
section of the country and many OF the
strongest Northern teams having a place
on II.
The season will open with Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute on the Brookland-
ers' diamond. Then, in rapid succession,
will come the big Northern teams. The
Easter week schedule is an unusually
for almost every day and the pitchers
will have all the work they are able to do
IL they hope 10 get away with this
series. Harvard. Amherst. Trinity. Holy
Cross. Nillanova, Notre Dame and Uni
versity OF Vermont are the new teams on
the schedule. This is the first time in
many years that University of Vermont
and Notre Dame have made trips
through this section OF the country and
they should without doubt prove big
drawing cards.
An lnHONdllOH lllls Ntdl IL lilt EdlnN
Decoration Day with Mount st. Marys.
This is the first time in several years
that Mike Thompson's team has taken
a trip to the Capital City and they
should he a big attraction. as the Ma
tionaIs are away from home on that day
and Georgetown closes its season May
18th. The game with the Nationals
April should prove of great benefit to
the Brooklanders.
II is to be regretted that Catholic Uni
versity will not play Georgetown this
year. Heretofore these teams have al
ways played two games and these con-
tests have aroused a great deal OF local
interest. The schedule:
March E5-Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. at Uni.
vcrSity Field.
March sS-swarthnore. at University FSeld.
March S-SwArthmoTe. at University Tield.
March B-Jobns HoTktnS. at UHiEsrsity Ficld
April I-NAiionals at American League Park.
ATril i-Holy Cruss. at Unworthy F1cad.
Apil 6-UniEsrsity ot Vermont. Al University
Field.
ArriI s-AmhsrSt, a. University Field.
April s-THnity tConuecticuu. at UnTcrsity
Field
Arril Io-wnHam and Mary. at University Field
April I3-Msrland Agricultural COLLEGE. at Uni
rerSity Field
Arril IS-HaIard. at University Field.
ApriI Is-waSIingtOu and Ler at Lexington. Va
April 5-virgniA Military Institute. at LeTing
ton. Va.
April "A. NJ, oG North Carolina. at Uni
Tersity Fcld.
Arril S-Rock Hill College. al University Field.
May Rock Hill CClleEr. a. Ellicntt City.
MAY 4-Triuity North Cardinal. al University
Field.
NAV s-Dclaware CoIIeTr, at Newark Del.
NAV s-ViIlsnora College. al VillAnoTA, Pa.
May lp-PCndinE
May n-0prn. away from home.
May H-Villanova COlleSr. Al University Field.
May ls-Sotre Dame. at University Field
NAV H-Savy. at Annapolis. Md.
May 2-St Johns, al Annapolis. Md
May 5-Gallaudet. at University Field
Decoration Day-Mount st. MaH's, at UuITer-
ity Field.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
GEORGETOWN PREPS
DEFEAT R.. NJ. FIVE
Blue and Gray Youngsters Capture
Basketball Game,
IS to Is.

Front Royal Va. Feb. 2L-In a close
and exciting game. Of basketball here
this afternoon. the Georgetown Prepara-
tory School team of Washington. defeat
ed Randolph-Macon PrepsfIs TO 70.
The game proved to be the most in
teresting contest Of the season. and it was
also the first defeat the local team has
suffered this year. During the first half
OF the game, the Georgetown boys were
outplayed, due entirely 10 C,c new court.
but the second half was al IN favor OF
the boys from the Capital During this
half twelve points were registered by the
visitors. and the game was placed on Zee.
Billy Martin and Lane were prominent
factors In winning the game for the Blue
and Gray youngsters, but the whole team
Is deserving OF prsise- Lineup and sum-
mary:
q. u PREPS RAN-MAC PREPS.
Nosdlnxrr, l.. r i. Pcftitt. Z. r.
Lane. X. +. Ilark, RI
Grove. q. lnddiedurFr. g.
Marunl. r. q. Iouaeu- K. 81
Martin l.. q. W. fettitt. ]. g.
GCak frm hOcr-Lane o. MArtin O.. N3rdhnscr
CrcWe. ]. Pcttit. Riddlehnzer Ci. W. Pettitt
t;oals from fUus-Siartin tzl. J. Ptttitt. Refrrre-
NJ. Iohusco. Timer and seorer AT. AdAnA Time
q halTes-9 minuts.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
RICHMOND LADS
DEFEAT Y. N. G. A
Local Association Boys Humbled in
Fast Game by Score
of Al to 81.

In one of the most exciting games ever
witnessed in the local Y. NJ. c. A gym
nasium the Richmond Y. NJ. c. A. bas-
ket-bsll team defeated the local Y. NJ. c.
a. Regulars last night, Al 10 81.
The Richmond qunt started their ecor-
ing early, Lawrence caging a basket in
less than fifteen seconds OF play The
Richmond lads outplayed the locals in
the first half, which closed Is to ..
The locals came back strong in the
second half, coming within one point
of tying the score. With one minute to
play, Lawrence saved the day for Rich
mond by caging two difficult goals.
Lawrence and Twining were the shin
ing lights for Richmond, while the work
of Walk eXcelled for the locals
Lineup and summary:
Y; NJ c. A. REG. RICHMOND.
Hall. L. 7. Lawrence, b. +.
Frazier. r. F. TWining. r. r.
Walk. &. Thornton, G.
Alwine, L. g. Wells, L. g.
Mckay. r. g. Steel II. G.
Substiute-MiIIer for Hall Goals from floor
Lawrence 6l. Twining (sl. Thornton e. Steel Hall
%, Miller C2, Walk u0. AlWine Mckay. Goals
from foul-Valk 5; Lawrence, 6. One point award
ed Richmond. Referpe-Mr Reitherd, Richmond
Y. NJ c. A. Timer-Mr. Long. Washington Y. NJ,
C. A. Time Of halres-D minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
AUSTRALIA ENTERS TEAM.
sydney Athletes to Compete in the
Olympic Games.

Stockholm. Sweden. Feb. 24.-Despite
the fact that the athletes must remain
away from home more than six months.
Richard Coornbs, tof Sydney, Australia,
has served notice Upon the olympic COM
mittee that AflFtrs ts VII send team
to compete 10 shr .issnsst0nal games in
this city b pm - Q juel Mr.. Cocmbs
is p'esid' a. 81 As Austf Ian Amateur
Athletic Iuicn
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
Georgetown Five Plays
Virginia Quint Friday

Arrangements were completed
yesterday evening whereby the
GeorEetown varsity quInt will
meet the University of Virginia
ave on the Arcade court ON the
evening of Friday. March I, at
$50 o'clock. In the third game
of the season between these old
rivals, which Will decide the In
tercolIegiate championship of the
south. Weymouth or Thorpe
will referee the contest.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
ATTELL LEAVES FOR FRISCO.
Ex-Feather-wciEht Champion VIII
Fight Murphy ON March o.

left tonight for San Francisco. where
he takes on a lightweight customer,
Harlem Tommy Murphy. March 8 II sue
cessful against Murphy. the ex-feather-
weight champion will, in all probability,
make an attempt to land a May date in
Los Angeles against the Mexican light
weight, Joe Rivera Here is a match that
would pack the Vernon arena, as there
are just as many people who believe that
Attell would floor Rivera with body
punches as there are that think the Mexi-
can a sure knockout winner.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
Jnck John.on D. suc,I.

Chicago. Feb. A-Jack Johnson. the
pugilist was made party defendant in a
suit for S25,oCo filed in the Circuit Court
to-day by Miss Ruth NJ. Mehl. who was
STRUCK by a bag which johnson was
punching in an exhibition on February II
breaking from the rope.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
EPIPHANY RESERVES LOSE.
Interstate Basket-bnI Quint Wins
by 23 to 10 Score.

by 23 to 10 Score.
In a fast and weIl-played game the
Interstate Athletic Club defeated the
Epiphany Reserves by the score of . to l6.
Lineup and summary:
EPIPHANY RES. INTERSTATE A. c.
Fleishaucr. L. q. Maloney, L. G..
Brett, II. + Cash. II. =.
Nevitt. {. Tucker, {.
Boernstein, II. G. Huck. r. g.
Brewer. L. r. Mead. Roukh, l. r.
GoaIs-Neritt C2. BocrnStein C5D, Brewer o.
TO- Mead Boernsten t2l. Referee-Nr. Cramer
Timer-Mr Wood Time Of halves-D minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

DEFEAT ROSEDALES
Association Lads Land Fast Basket
ball Battle by Score of
SO to 81.

Ingram. -. 5 $50
In a fast and weIl-plsyed game Of
basketball the Y M. C.. A, Stalwarts
defeated the Rosedale Playground 1--WE
last night in the formers gymnasium. g
10 q.
The Stalwarts outclassed the Play
ground lads all through the first half
but in the second the Rosedaies reversed
the tables, and before the Stalwarts had
started they had tied the score The Y
NJ c. A. lads won out in the last few
minutes of play. Lewis starred for Rose
dalec, while Matthews and AImon played
well for the Stalwsrts. Lineup and sum-
mary:
sTALWARTS. ROsEDALE
German. /. =. Foster. L. 2.
AlmCn. II. =. Lewis X. +.
Matthews &. Rhodes c.
EliNsJn. L. -. elements. T.. 6.
GHeb X. G. kehl. r. G.
Goals from hnnr-C;Orman ~. Almcn a. Mat
thsws 81. EliaSon. Foster -. Lewis ts Rhodes
O.. Goals from foul-Alm0n ~. Lewis 81
Foster. one point awarded RoseiaIe. One point
awarded stalwaTt. Rsferee-Mr. Roberts. Timer
Mr.. Long. Time ~ hAlves-0 minutes. Substi-
tute-Helmuth for EliaSon.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25
EASTERN RESERVES WIN.
Defeat Highland Athletic Club by
Score of so to 2.

Score of so to =.
The Eastern High School reserve
basketball team defeated the Highland
Athletic Club yesterday by the score Of
50 to . Hughes starred for the winners,
while Townsend played a good game
for the losers Lineup and summary:
HIGHLAND A. c. EASTERN r. s. r.
Townsend. II. +. Bixer, r. y.
Martin. L. y. Shinn. l.. r.
Cornish. G Hughes. G.
Fisher l.. q. McCm, L. q.
Hagen. Il. G.. Wocd X. q.
Y Goals from hoor-Hughes s,. BixIer 81. Cohil
a. Wood a. Mccoy ~. shinn. Cornish Referee
Mr., Harris. Timer-Mr. Davidson. Times cf
kaiIes-lo minutex Substitute -Cohln for Shinn.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

Baltimore rooters want Manager Jack
Dunn to give Cy Seymour another chance.
Cy incurred his managers displeasure
last year. and Dunn turned him adrift.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

Good scores are being registered in the
Washington city tourney. held on the
Palace alleys
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

Continued on Page =, Column i,
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

Amateur champion billiard star PoG-
genberg announces that he is going abroad
to try his skill The way these amateurs
can afford TO travel is a wonder to US.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

Continued ON Page 2, Column 2.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-25

One week from to-day. boys.
Then We put Charlottesville on the map.
It's getting to be a poor week in base
ball when a new league Is not started.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Sept. According to
advices reteived here tonight Duluth
will have 1850 cars Of wheat next
Monday, as an initial real movement
Of the rev crop. Minnea polls Will
have a big run of wheat next week
Messages received from some of the
III ger fffssn IN tfip@4faae al Minreapo-
lis say that sales of wheat to arrive
have been enormous this week. and
that farmers have not as yet com
menced to thresh in the northern part
Of North Dakota.
The buying Of wheat today was
led by those shorts who had profits
and they took hold in cautious man
ner. The cash business was fair at
sll points.
one of the features of the wheat
market today was the persistent buy
irg O.. the deferred futures by the
| lriyate wire concerns, This shows
tact 'he grain is going into hands
and in case of something unforeseen
turning up in favor of the bulls. those
who are carrying the wheat win have
| a chance to secure a fair profit on
a ct.ick turn.
September corn shorts were again
rambling to get under cover. and
they bid the price up from ~ SIS to
lis IL cents Snd IL closed AT 70
cents, showing a net gain of le-cent.
The more deferred futures were I'M
| der little pressure. while shorts were
| buying many Of them in the way of
taHing profits.
Houses closely connected with the
| Inferior led in the selling of oats
and this had more or less influence
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07
TAKING
CAUSES SETBACK
-
sSrscaALTsEs AGAIN MOST rRoSI-
xESr IN TaADsNe WITH STAN
pARDs HEAVY.
sTOBACCO is ACTIVE
srRor ADyIcEs FROM CEREAL
COUNTRY CAUSE A FURTHER
EA:sixs-corroN VALUES
DECLINE.

NEW YORK Sept s--Ffoht tah-
ssnv caused a general setback 10 stock
market values today after yesteitiaN :
..;.,,, advance This is but rcpet
n =, - the markets ;lcei6n durlaa lh+
srpcept past. when prices nave saNhnSSa
ma declined on alternate DAYS. . Z
rlalties again were the mos pfoihiheh'
q q ,ha trading, and when 1t Was 2cF
sss.ns,s.., ,ha. standard shares continued
snAs,x in face of the strength and &C
ssss,tv AT speciaities, the general tone
I, sakened, and traders rushed to take
profits h,,,
SfesI and copper snares were ABOUT
#sbe steaaiesf of the active Issues, que
Nv 4 rontinuing foreign demand. cop
per metal in London, however, was
easier. Among the railroad shares.
sbosa thar scored the greatest gains
yesterday were more decidedly weak
today than others, Lehigh valley ana
canadian being especially reacnonery'
ST. Paul. on the other hand, was ialF-
I II steady IN response 10 its latest
good earnings report Great Northern
toe. was steady on reported incr ease
Ne sSs4,72h III gross earnings io'
August Union Pacific was In fair oe
lnand. and about STEADY. Chesapeake
and Ohio reported an increase OF Ae''
sss In July gross, bat decrease Oh
sss Ala In net operating income.
Tobacco stocks were again active
ana strong. and there was marked
ACTIVITY and strength in American Cot
ten oil.
---a.s...,- a4l,iees frQp&- the cereal 29hn-
trx. caused q further easing OF values
an the produce exchange AdNlces
! fr1,.s, 4h. Gotten belt, however, t=Fed
uncertainty and values. after 1ecll.l-
: fIIy, advanced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07
COTTON MARKET

Ss*Ss NEW YORK. Sept. S.~-J'he cotton
EeOntraet market advanced about $l-1o
per bale today, after the opening. All
S8uxang power "a me largely from short
R1nttresis ami when these were ex-
d hanete1 a reaction took place Of about
S4e points, but during the late after
neon fhs- tone Of the market was
VERY steady aud there was no evil
EMkAGf OF amy anxiety LII sell and shets.
ENk& Hnqh+stiona feeling among
%MNtn the largest short interests that
.Bftees had been unduiy depressed.
Crop news OF the highest character
&&ka been freely cires.iatea, basea not
E&Aly on the government report. but
&MtEW through many private sources
ndinerence OF spinners. heavy re-
1k&ikaK with rumors Of a still heavier
syen1enf during September and DC
1a>&f. seemed to indicate a pressure
A&k the contract market could mo-
4AAs Ati5hasst- n farther loss In sSsSt-
I'm the contrary. preceding this
qxmfMment report on September 3rG.
IN M 10 today and throughout to-
4xA trading, there seemed To be
Ansand for cotton and cotton con-
nE4a largely in excess OF the sup
yxe III the afternoon the world :
RzfRyN fxkfnke aK AMERICAS cotton
XhaouNxed. the same being iss.-
%hatess against tS7.A90 bales for
spending week last year.
1oee1psa Mfre heavy, freight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07

NEW YORK, Sept, s.-Money on
call at the stock exchange TO-DAY open
ed al 3 IL per cent. highest - o"
1sst 12: closing. per cent Most
II the aay's loans were made at liz
per cent.
Market IL unchanged frcm Thurs
day. Business is quiet. and rates
rs main about the same AT Ia per
cent to Ia per cent for thirty days
~ "a per cent TO s per cent for Sixty
days. s per cent for ninety days, and
S per cent to Ia per cent Tor four
Ave and six months
Commercial paper Ia unchanged al
I~a per cent for the best names
innann discounts. 9-is per cent
Sfn lis per cent; Paris discounts
as per cent, unchanged; Eerhh ois-
cnintg. 4 IS nar cert, unchanged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07

room ample. and the mills hungry for
supplies. Just the same The week 8
mill iakings are not considered bear
ish
Weather conditions throughout the
eastern cotton belt today were con-
idered favorable, though rain was
reported heavy on the Atlantic coast
and temperatures were high
Liverpool futures closed very steady
with an advance Of from 4 to IL
points for the day. Manchester quoted
yarns fair business doing; cloths t1rm.
Sales of 5000 bales of spot cotton
were reported from Liverpool at 6
points decline to 6.G2 pence for mid
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07

in the market The Eastern demand
for cash was excellent with sales OF
$4,000 bushels. of which 200, 600
bushels were for export,
Losses were shown of liz to a-s
cent In wheat, while corn was i-2
cent higher to 3-S-cent lower, and
oats were is TO 1-4cent lower.
Close
wheat-septemhe 90 "a; Decem~
ber 80 IL to 30 SIS May, "a IS
to 95.
Corn-Se ptember, 7s. December,
81 is: May. So SIS to 80 "a.
Oats--September, 81 SS to 81 IL;
I.ecemher. 81 LIZ: NAV. "a as.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07
Dawson--BoyIs.

Especial TO The Richmond virginian)
IRVINGTON. VA. Sept-6-on
wednesday. August 2sth. at the home
of Rev. and Mrs E. NJ, Ramsey, at
Alfonso. va. Tecomseh Dawson and
Miss Mamie j. Boyle were united in
marriage. Rev. E. M. Ramsey officiat-
ing. The groom In n son of Mr. s.
w. Dawson, a prosperous farmer and
mechanic OF Lancaster county. The
bride. from Richmond county. fs a
daughter of Mr.. John s. Ropla. The
father Of the groom ana brother,
John s. Dawson. were present at the
marriage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07

Corinto today, with provisions AMI
ammunition for the marines who ARE
guarding the railroad from Corinto to
Managua. Five American locomotive
engineers also arrived on the Colorado.
These wifi run the engines on the rail-
road to the capital. The cruiser CALI
fornia will patrol the coast as far
north as the Gulf OF Fonseca. to pre-
vent fiiibustering expeditions from thu
north. admiral Switzerland does not
anticipate further trouble in the Cen.
trail American republic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07
BANK C[EAR|NGS
FOR PAST WEEK

NEW YORK. sept s.--Bank clear
ings in the United States for the week
ending September 9Th aggregate So
Sos, s57 900, against $2.ssc.217.oo0 last
week, and s2,44o sol geo in this week
In ~ year.
Following are the returns for this
week with percentages of change from
New York, s1,527 $4,000, increase
14.2
Chicago, sa4a.354.o0o. decrease Is
Boston. S12s. $4,000. increase IL
Philadelphia, $133,44l,ooo, increase
St. Louis. s7s,sa5. 900, increase "a.
Kansas City. $47.sss,0oo, increase
CT.
Pittsburg. s44.755,ooo, increase 1873.
San Francisco. $43,3s6,o00. increase
IA.
baltimore. s32.245,0oo. decrease 1915.
Cincinnati, q, gQ6. 90, increasa=1s--
Minneapolis, S21.142. 900. increase 90.
New Orleans, sl5,3o5.0 900, decrease
40.
Cleveland, sl9.604,000, increase 1o.2.
Detroit, SIG, 266,00, increase 10.
Los Angeles, s1e.614,o0, increase
223.
Omaha s15.2s4,o0. increase 40.
Milwaukee, $40, 509, 900. decrease 1872,
Louisville, slo,66s.00o, increase 100,
Atlanta, $780, coo. decrease SO.
Portland, Ore, sto,tas,hht,- increase
g.
St. Paul. ss.6a6. o0a. increase AS,
Buffalo. sS,9sT 900. Increase I3.S.
Denver, $7.196,0o0. decrease 1871.
indianapolis. ss.40s.0oo. decrease 16.a,
Providence. $6,003.0o0, increase 10.1-
Richmond. $7.012.000. decrease 80
Washington, d. c., SIS. 900, In
crease, l.9
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
At the Theaters
Continued from Fifth page.)

the Nicadorian president at Valayo
Mutt and jeff are soldiers of misfor-
tune and their adventures are num-
erous. They are always just getting
into trouble or just getting out. usually
both at the same time.
There is plenty Of life ana action FL
the piece and the audience last night
enjoyed the entertainment immensely
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE trading
on the outside securities market TO-
Aay was more active than in any Oh
the previous sessions of the Week.
British American Tobacco was again
rsrs rsr-rfys feHture. THE fSste SOTO eN-
d.s idend today. all OF which was re-
covered. Another sharp upward
move was scored In United Cigar
stores, common. which brought TINS
xscrk UP to a new high price record.
Metal shares were only fairly active
and slightly below the previous close,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

(Reported by Rodgers. AIcCabe & Co.
Petersburg, Va, Sept. s, 1917.
SP ANISH~-Marke Weak
Farmers Spanish, 95c per bushel.
Jumbo Spanish. S7tAc per bushel:
No. Shelled Spanish, 5isc per ID.
No, 2 Shelled Spanish, 3i2c per Id.
VIRGINIAS-Marke Weak.
Fancy Jumbo, sac per lib.
Fancy Hand picked. S5ac per lb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07
shares Sold.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.--Numher OF
shares sold today, 2544 6ss; year ago
I Ss7 500.
nj GEO. A year ago, 81, s4I 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07

Merino, per 10. .......-... IL "a Ia r.
MISCELLANEOUS
Beeswax per lb. .... ~ ~
Irish potatoes, No. !, per
barrel .,...........2 90 q 20
Irish potatoes Mo- per ----------
barrel 80. $50. ..-,....l 70
Onions, per bushei .....f 90 p
Dried apples, per III 49,, q
MARKET CONDITIONS.
Poultry--Hens and chickens active
at prices quoted.
Live Stock-Al live stock in demand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW- ORLEANS, Sept. e.-Cotton
closed: January, 1850: March. ll76:
MAY. 11.s6; August, 1873. October,
1851; December. 11.5s. Market closed
steady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07
The Weather

Forecaat- for Saturday -and-- Sunday
Virginia; Generally fair Saturday
and Sunday; light variable winds.
North Carolina: Fair in northern.
probably local showers in southern
portion Saturday and Sunday.
Maximum temperature ......,.,,.. 50
Hottest September 9th since 1899.
Temperature 1899 on September 9Th
was ....s .-.-.- : :, 100
September 6, 1911. ..........> SIS
September 6. 1910. .........,...... 93
Coolest September 9Th was in 1905,
when maximum Temperature was n.
Highest temperature recorded in
September was September s. 1898,
reaching 14a4ss ~ - y .s ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07
pisordarIx Fined SIS.

T. \. Burby. charged With heinS
drunk and disorderly and with retos-
ing to move when ordered by Pali..s-
man Walsh, of the traffic squad, was
fined IS by Justice Crutchfield yes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07
T oday in Baseball
September 9TH.

september Ith
1SS9-Curt WEIGH, athletics. stole
four bases on Harry Vaughn.
of Louisville.
iSS9-Mark Baldwin. Columbus, fan
ned II of the Kansas City
team in nine innings.
ft96-At Baltimore, In the National
league, Baltimore defeated
Louisville three times in one
day. Scores, 4-3, 81 and LII.
! 905-Charley Hickman. Washing
ton. made eight hits for a to-
tai of Is bases in double
header against New York.
-Pastorious, Brooklyn, held Bos-
ton to one safety, made by
Bill Sweeney.
1910-Christy Mathewson. New York
Giants. famed IL of the Eostons
in nine innings. whiting every
body except Collins
Pittshurg made IL runs in
each game of double header
against st. Louis.
Cleveland Alexander.
of the Phillies. twirled one
hit game against Boston, the
Braves safety being made by
Miller, who now is a Quaker.
fsll-Tommy Leach, Pittsburg, hit
for the circuit with the bases
iilled in game against ST.
ouis Goypr nttebinp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-07
CEASE 70 WORRY
ABOUT AMERICANS
STATE DEPARTMENT CONFIDENT
SWITZERLAND CAN HANDLE
THE SITUATION.

WASHINGTON, Sept, s.s--Whilc IA
mars.. reached J. Iuasisinp tossr se.s ~ dis
rectiy from Matagalpa, government
officials tonight declared that tnes had
ceased to worry about the safety Of
the Americans there. as Rear ADMIRAL
w. w ri. Switzerland, in command
OF the American forces at corinto.s
has informed the navy department
that the rebels appear to be roncen
trating their forces near Leon. about
100 miles from Matagalpa. and that
there are no rumors Of disorders Ut
The latter place.
Eaas hundred s,ftrin-S from fhe
cruiser Colorado started inland from