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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
Rival Clubs Play
Baseball Today

This afternoon at Broad street park
the Commonwealth and Westmore-
land clubs will meet in their great
annual baseball game. The members
of both clubs are expected to be on
hand to cheer the athletes and a
band will inspire them to their great
est efforts.
The game Is not for blood. just
sport, but 1t furnishes the victors a
topic for conversation and debnte for
an ontire year. twelve f12l months.
The victory 10 always celebrated in
fitting style and the congregation at
tho defeated Aub snourns copiously
and finds numerous excuses for the
result. Sometimes It's the batteries
sometimes it's the coaching and
mostly It's tho umpire. 10 In this re-
spect the game IL OF big league cal
ibre-
A large gathering OF the faithful
IL expected.
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Carlos Wins Grand Prize.

Anglers, FRANCE, June l7--Ro-
land Carlos. this afternoon, won the
Prfx aeroplane race and It's purse OF
$4,000 The distance OF the great
race Is 2s3 81 miles three times
around the circuit from Anglers to
Chalet. Chalet to Saumur. and Sau-
muir to Anglers.
The race. which was started yes
terday. and postponed after one avia-
tor had made the circuit. On account
or the high winds. was marked by
several accidents. An aerobus car
rying Ave passengers fell. injuring one
person. and shaking UP the others
Aviator Bieiovuccio was seriously In
jured during the second lap OF the
event. Altogether sixteen airmen
started.
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Curley is tipping off his friends that
Flynn will win &c the bout goes over
ten rounds and quite a little money
is in the market with the idea that
johnson in to lay down some time at
ter the tenth round IL reached.
Now II appears to be a fact that
about this time two. years ago the
rnmor went round that Mr. James ;.
ferries would take about twelve
rounds TO beat Smiling Jack john
son. Mr. Jeffries tipped of his
friends that they could look for some
thing on the part OF the smiling one
in the twelfth The smiler was to
lie on his back and smile at the sun
while the referee stood over him and
counted. They might even hear the
smiling one say: Count away. Misto
Ruffuree. keep right on countin'. 7
wouldn't get up of yo counted a
mjllyun."
Then Oh the day hefora- the -aght,
or the morning thereof. the smiling
one sent around word to Misto eff
that they amt nuthin' dom. yose
gotta night" He may send similar
word to Mr.. Flynn. to the otter I'M
doing Of promoter Jack Curley. Ref
cree Eddie Smith. the side-partner OF
Curley and fireman Flynn as we'll.
CurIey may have Jack Johnson
sewn up in q sack. otherwise an
agreement. but the dusky champion
has more than once shown his abil-
ity to get away from frame-up.
leaving the frameTU in q cavity
II any one had reason to suspect
that the T1ynn-J ohnson bout was be-
ing promoted on the level the ap.
pointment of Eddie Smith a. referee
10 sufiicient to remove the doubt ana
1t certainly IL positive evidence that
Promoter Jack Curley - nervy
man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18

BOSTON. June 1.-THE B0eeS
Nationals ard Cincinnati Reds spIff3
double-headet here today. Boston wt1Q
ming the morning game. 1 to 5, ~
the Cincinnatis the afternoon gmai
. TO 0. The mornig game was -
tured by some fine hitting. two Of Ct
Boston outfield getting a four-bA
clout- while Johnny Bates also hit a.
the circuit.
ISuggs engaged in a pretty pttch1Q1
battle until the ninth. when the VT
tors got on their batting clothes. Ai@
hammered out FIVE runs. The acOx@
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
EranehisA II GRANTED

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June IL
At special meeting Of the ooari Of
supervisors OF Elizabeth City county
a franchise was granted the Newport
News Gas Company to extend It's
aas mains from the limits Of the city
to Riverview and along the boulevard.
Tho company is to build the mains at
least twenty-one feet from the center
Of the new Kecoughtan road.
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RAIN HALTS COLTS AS
THEY HIT THEIR GAIT
Rain STOPS GAME, BUT
NEWPORT news WINS

NORFOLK, VA, June 1.-THE rain
broke up a smuggling match In this
city today. II the day had been per
feet one, there 10 no telling what
the score might have been. Long
swats were the rule. and they counted.
Shaffer tried two twiriers, but the
Grtmites were two we'll loaded for the
fray, and at the end of the Ave in
ming, before the rain got In lis work,
eight good runs had gone into the
Newport News basket. The score;
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VIII Study At Cornell

Arthur Matthews MOCabe, son Of
Thomas McCabe. OF North Tenth
street, who graduated In electrical
engineering at V, p, I. last week. the
youngest in his class. will take post
graduate work at Cornell university
next year. Mr., McCabe completed
the four-year course In three years.
He was the youngest graduate at w.
p. I. in sixteen years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18

Roanoke 20 0 90 0 0 o o. II
Petersburg "a 2 2 0 XII
Summary. Two-base hits--Spencer.
Krebs. Howedell. Barnett. Double
plays-Shiefds to Garman. Struck
out--By Gardin. 1: by vickey. I:
BY Efrd, /. Base on balis-On Gar
din ?: off vickey. 1. Wild pitch
vickey. Hits--Off Gardin, 8 In in
nings. Left on basss--Roanoke. s..
Petersburg. :. mptre-Mc Bride.
Time--Two hours.
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Orders for Encainpn,cnt.

Adjutant General w. w. Sale has
issued an order regarding the joint
maneuvers of the militia at Mt. Gret-
ma, Pa. July 26th to August Sd. The
first brigade is ordered to attend the
-ancampment. Jamea ". -GrAIea. of
Richmond. II appointed captain Of
thu QuaFteTmAstsxia aapaxtmAnt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18

Summary: Two-base hits--Prout.
O'Hare. Fowler. Brouthers. sacrifice
hit-OHere. Stolen bases-Hushes
Double play-Newnham TO PROT. to
Bohannon. Struck out--By Lothrop.
10. Base on balls-Johns. :. Innings
pitched-By Lothrop. o. by Johns. {.
Left on bases-Richmond, 8; Pitts
burg. 2. Umpire-Cowan. Time, ] Is.
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Hearing Continued

The preliminary hearing Of c. r.
Biount charged with stealing 3aS
from l. c. Younger. was continued IN
Police court yesterday to this morn
ing. Biount was arrested In Bote-
tourt county and was brought back
by Detective Sergeant Bailey.
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kSUfAFVAH
Score by innings: r.
Roston 0 0 z 0 I o Ia
Chicago .....n o 0 0 0 o / o Oil
Summary: Left on bases--Boston.
9: Chicago S Two-pase htts-Speak-
err Gardner Double plays-Engle
and Yerkes to Stahl Stolen bases
Lewis Bases on balls-Off Walsh,
l. Struck out--By Walsh, 7: by
Hall. T. Hit by pitched balI--Lord.
stahl wild pitch-Wa.ish. Umpires
hours.
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Standing of Clubs
Games Today.
st. Louis in Chicago.
philadelphia IN Washington.
Cleveland in Detroit.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Red sox
won from the White Sox, TO 1, to-
day. Hall held the locals to six
hits. while Walsh was hammered for
thirteen. Boston won In the fourth
on three hits before any one was
retired. Spea ker doubled. Lewis trip
led. and Gardner singled. -Four
triples and two doubles were among
the Boston assets. Score:
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Many Pharmaox ArpIleat,ens.

Applications daily are reaching the
State board Of pharmacy and indica-
tons point to an unusuAiy large class
this year. which win be examined July
18th. Closing date for Applications II
July 6th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
Arnin Irs Marquaxd.

NEW YORK, Juno 11.-Afeex
sruelling eleven inning contes
which he met Pittsburg's star tW9IN
Rube Marquard tonight has pl1
his name alongside those o. Huel
and Chesbro. as the holders a.
recent day record for pttchd1
tall southpaw winning his eAzao
4, and registering ~ straight
les for the present season. Au11
Pittsburg to IL hits Wagner
three Of them. and one = th1
ger. O'Tools. who was also
with the stick. was wild -
in the opening inning. when h
ed the bases on passed bA11
the Giants quickly landed
Pittsburg put over two 5un9
nth. and the Giants Qu1uol
hack with ono and t1sd 60 ~
the eighth by another.
had apparently won ne eaa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
PORTSMOUTH WINS, 3 TO
WHEN GAME is SET BACK
TO FIFTH INNING.
NEWS OF LEAGU E
PETERSBURG SUSPENDS AN
THONY AND OUTTTELDER
MAY JOIN RICHMOND CLUB
AT EARLY DATE.

Virginia State League.
Portsmouth, 3. Richmond, l. SpFe
innings).
Newport News, S; Norfolk, 2. fhNe
innings.
Petersburg. Ii; Roanoke. /,
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Norfolk

summary; Three base hIls-Ten-
nant Bates, Slaven. Sacrifice hits
Tenant. Rogers, Bigbie. Double play
-Oyler to Wolfe Struck nI.--Bv Mil
| Ter, 2: by Woods. ]; by M1tSre.lrV. :.
Base on balls--wood, 4; Miller. ,. Hits
OFF Wood. in 3 innings Left N
bases---Newport News. 4; Norfolk. }.
! Umpire--Orth. Time. 05.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
MARQUARD EQyl
PITCHING Recon
TURNS IN HIS FOURTEETH 4@l4I
CESSIVE VICTORY BY REA1E
ING PIRATES.
REDS WIN AND Los
BROOKLYN DEFEATS ST. LOCj
FOR THIRD TIME, AND
CUBS AND PHILLIES
DO NOT PLAY. -
REDS WIN AND Los
National LEAGUE Games.

Boston. 4; Cincinnati, tfirss sama
cincinnati, ); Boston. . (secoS
game.
brooklyns 3. st. Louis. /, as-4-4--44.zsssssss1I
New York, 5; Pittsbury, 4.
Chicago Philadelphia, wet ground
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Portsmouth

summary. Two base hit Becker
Sacrifice hit-MurphX Stolen base
Cooper Double plays--Raley to Nc
tomas. Griffin to McComas 10 Ralev
struck out--~B BY Brttton /. Base or
halls-Bs Perrynlan j; by Britton 2
Wild pitch-hy Britton. Left on
hsses-Richmond .; Petersburg.
ompire-Mr. Black. Time So min
utes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
ceilscto,.s Rseeipts.

Receipts In the city collectors once
last Saturday amounted to $50. 600,
and. according -yssterday.s- riash.
Munday'S corrections win far sxcssd
saturdays total. Taxes must Ill b. in
by July !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
Writ OF Error Granted.

The supreme Court or Appeals yes
terday granted writ OF error in the
case Of ]. 3. King A COMPANY against
HaFdWiek Son, Involving tbs salHs
Of $40 for the plastsrinE Of walls
cf the Lgnchhurg nity high school
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18

That the municipal lightning
plant shall place granolitic paving
around its posts n the city, two
square feet, was the decision last
right of the city electrical commit
tee.
An arc Light Raa ordered for-the
intersection Of lester and Poplar
streets. ts,e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18

Summary: Two-base hits-C. M
Donald, Jackson. f. Mcdonald. BeSca
ar Hnma translates. CAmpA1F
Kirke Struck cut-By Humphriea,
by Perdue, 3. Sacrifice hits--EE41
Bates Umpires-Klem and BuxeA
Attendance. $500. sS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
Nlnfi fnr AsganIf

Joseph Jeffrics. colored, who as
saulted Emmett Graceley with stick.
was nned $40 In Police court yes.er-
day morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18

Summary, Two-base hits
Houser. Stolen hase--Jackson. Han
on balls-Or Dickson. 8. off SuGIMS
Struck out-By Dickson, 2; BY 9n
"a. Sacrifice hits--MitcheH. CT
bell Sweeney. Flynn. Hit by peeoN
baii-JaclSson Cmpfres-1<1enf
Bush. Time. 1855. Artendances
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
Entcrs Suit,

IL c SlradfQrd entered suit-yes-
terdny In the Eaw -afsd Eqnity rour.
AGAINST T. B. Sale 4 Company for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18

Games Today.
Richmond In Portsmouth.
Roanoke in Petersburg.
Newport News in Norfolk
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International League Games.

Montreal, I; .; 1: Providence 3;
s; 2.
Buffalo. 1: 8; 4: Newark. 1; 8; O.
fCalled end sixth. darkness
Toronto, o; /: /; Jersey City, !; 8;
O. Called end sixth. rain,)
First game
Rochester 8; 10; Q; Baltimore. l.;
q: 2.
Second game
Rochester. 2. Z; q Baltimore, D;
IL; /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
johnson
Bout Promoted
By Merry Man

Jack Curiey. who is promoting the
Flynn Crimson, fourth Of July cele-
hration at Las Vegas, Now Mexico.
had his nerve right with him. for
he has appointed Eddie Smith. his
side partner in Chicago, referee of
the bout
Eddie Smith refereed the Hacken-
schmidt Gotch matches. both match
es. IL the writer Is not very much
mistaken and both matches were
anything but discreditable to the
referee.
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.mey4c.n Association Games.

American Association Games.
At Columbus-kansas City. s. Col
umbus. 0,
AT Toledo-Minneapoli 3: Toledo,
&.
At Indiana polis-St. Paul-Indiana-
polls game postponed. rain.
At Observation-Disclosures e- Louis
vile postponed. rain.
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Standing Of Clubs,
Games Today.

Games Today.
Pittsburg In New York. 6sHH
Cincinnati in Boston.
Chicago in Philadelphia. 4
st. Louis in BROOKLYN
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Continued on ssvs.th ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
SHORTYLOTHROP HERO
OF THRILLING COMBAT
RED S0X DEFEAT
White HOSE TEAM
AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADERS
SEND CHICAGO FARTHER
BELOW WASHINGTON.

American Le"-s Games.
Boston, 4: Chicago, 1.
Other games not scheduled,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
VILE ATTACK ON AMERICANS PREPARED
IN CIRCULAR FORM BY 4 MEXICAN
Declares That Americans Have Caused All of Mexico's
Troubles and Alleges That Americans Fought
With Madero and American Money Fl
nanced His Campaign Says Amer
leans Would Rob Mexico

An anti-Ameriesu proclamation, ad-
dressed to the president of the United
States, came from the press Of a Span
ish printing office at go san Antonio
street Saturday afternoon. 1t was not
szgned. The Texas rangers demanded
: copy OF fl and got It.
The proclamation - In Spanish and
was taken to the printing office by
GOnEaIO Enrlle, sold to be the former
MeE1cau consul at Clifton, AriE. The
proclamation Is a harranEue addressed
to the president, but in reality written
10 excite the minds Of the Mexican peO-
pie among whom II was to have been
distributed
This manifesto was being prepared
for distribution at the Juarez Printing
office, go East san Antonio street. Sat
urday afternoon when l.. E Ross o.
the United States secret service in Fl
Paso. CHpts. Hughes and Sanders. Of
che Texas rangers with three OF their
men, and Abe lIoliuas chief ef the Mex
fcam secret serfce, stopped the issuance
of the mamIfesfos.
Manuel Ayala. proprietor of the print
shop. said that GomEaio ElnriIe, who was
at one time Mexican consul in Clifton.
Ariz-. had brought him the manuscript
and he had set IN the matter. Then. he
said. EnriIe took away the manuscript
which he (Enrile) had signed and said
he would come back with the corrected
proofs.
Two rangers were Tert there to watch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
A FEELING OF SECURITY

You naturally feel secure when you
know that the medicine you are about
to take is absolutely pure and con-
tsins no harmful or habit producing
drugs.
such medicine is DR.. Kilmer's
SWamp-ROOt the great Kidney, Liver
and Bladder Remedy
The same standard OF purity,
strength and excellence is maintained
In every bottle OF swamp Root
swamp Root is scientifically COM
pounded from vegetable herbs.
II is not a stimulant and is taken IN
teaspOonful doses
1t is not recommended for every
thing
lit is natures great helper in reliev-
ing and overcoming kidney, liver and
bladder troubles
a sworn statement Of purity is with
every bottle OF DIT Kilmer's swamp
If you need a medicine. you should
have the best
SvamD-Root is what you need. YOU
viii find it on sale al al drug stores
I'm bottles of two sizes, fifty cents ana
one dollar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
ENRILE HAS GONE
FROM THE CITY

Gonzalo c. Enrile. the author Of the
American circulor seized by state
rangers Saturday evening. is believed
TO have left town Up to II o'clock
Saturday night he had occupied room
at the Xavier house, on the corner OF
san Antonio and south OchOa streets.
but he left there, Heaving behind some
women's clothes and children's toys.
His present whereabouts is unknown
to the officers
Saturday evening acting mayor ]. L
Hewitt issued Instructions TO the po-
lice to arrest any one found distrib-
uting circulars, but no arrests for this
reason have been made
Enrile is wanted by the local police
on the charge Of melting riot in FL
Paso Enrile is not wanted by the de
partment Of justice because of the law
which does not cover ms case SUM-
GENTLY to secure a conviction
Enrile has not been seen since the
second proclamation, addressed to the
president of the United states and
accusing him of everything but kick
ing my dog around" was set In type
and the print shop at $40 san Antonio
street was raided-
Ii was reported to the FL PasO police
Monday that Enrile had been arrested
in Juarez-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
CHEAP LAND FOR
MEXICAN FARMERS
Madero Thus Hopes to Put
Down RevOlt-DOesn't
Fear Intervention.

Mexico City, Mex4 Feb. 26-Not-
withstanding reports Of many dis
turbances from various parts. some Of
them hitherto untouched by rebel ac-
tivities, the government officials ap-
peared to pin much faith for an early
peace to an agrarian plan, announce
ment of which was made here and
throughout the republic.
1t is proposed 10 parcel on easy
payments some $4,000, eco acres OF
government lands in 13 states at
prices ranging from so cents to So
gold an acre.
To coIonists who will bind them
selves to work a tract for five years
land viii be given free in parcels up
70 100 acres per man The PLAN in
the opoinion of officials, win go far
toward removing one of the great
rallying cries of the rebels
Don't Fear Intervention.
The president and the minister Of
foreign relations appear to feel little
apprehension that complications with
the Washington government are i'm
minent through a possible battle at
Juarez.
Madero. after reading the dispatch
IS indicating a determination on the
part of the American authorities to
prevent a recurrence of the events OF
the last revolution in the border cit
les, said that in his opinion there was
little chance of a battle occurring
there. He insisted there was no for
midable body Of rebels in that vicin-
ity and said the American govern
ment has made no threat to send
troops across the border
Rebel Leader Caught.
SalgadO. the Guerrero rebel who re-
Gently suffered q severe defeat at the
hands of the federals on the southern
border Of Mexico. is reported to have
been captured near Teloloapam. Guer-
zero, west of Iguala.
Reports from Veracruz- indicate an
outbreak IN the western part OF that
state. where a band is menacing the
town Of HuatuscO. near the state line.
The announcement is made that the
president has selected vice president
Pine Suarez to fill the portfolio Of
public instruction. succeeding Miguel
as minister