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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-02-29
GETTING IL STRAIGHT.

"What did you say to your wife that
night when you got home at 1902"
Nothing"
"Do you mean to say
81 mean to say that by the time 1
could get a word in it was no longer
last night, but this morning. "-Ra-ton
Transcript.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-02-29
Chiroqraphy.

"Ethelinda writes a very peculiar
hand" said Maude.
'Yes," replied Maymie. ITS just a
lot of straight lines and angles. When
you read it you have to guess at the
spelling. the same as she does."-
Washington Star.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-02-29
Good Advios.

Observation-Disclosures truth is my
business Is hardly worth advertising.
Hustling Canyasser-Then advertise 1T
for sale. Siz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
BABY TR0TTERS
FURNISH CONTEST

Detroit, Mich. September l6-ihe
baby trotters furnished the only reai
contest and practically all the excite
n,ent this afternoon at the hrst DAY
meeting of Datroit's second grand CIR
cult meeting at the Michigan state Far
Grounds. After the first three events
on the program had been decided IN
straight heats. the youngsters came out
and staged as pretty contest as ever
seen on tire local track. Lord Allen
Dillon Axworthy and Sweet Alice each
winning one heat. The race then went
over until tomorrow because OF dark
ness
2:2o pace. three in Ave. purse $1,000
billiard S, CHI. s.. by billiard Onlne.
first: Michigan King. b. h.. second
storm, br. g.. third Best time. 2:09 Il.
a:lo trot, three in FIVE. purse $4,000
Baden, br. h.. by Bingara. frst; Chem
ey, b. m, second: Esther W., b. m''
third Best time. 2:07 3-4
205 pace two in three, purse $4,000
-Branham BauGhman. br. g. by Gam
BETA Wilkes. first: Don Pronto. b. s..
second: Peter H., br. s.. third. Best
time. 2:04 Ia.
Two-year-old trot two In three.
purse $4,000, the horseman futurity
(unfinished)-Lord Allen, b. g., by
Tragaitle. first: Dillon Axworthy. b. c..
by Axworthy, second: Sweet Alice. b. f..
by Walnut Hall, third. Best time.
2:l2 L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
MEN
GIVEN WORKOUT
FOR THREE HOURS
Five Alumni Coaches in Charge
of Squad-Candidates Go
on Pledge.
rsnecial TO The Times-Dispatch. ]


Charlottesville, Va. September 10
More than half a hundred candidates
for Virginia's football team had
three. hour workout to-day under the
supervision of ave alumni coaches. one
an Episcopal clergyman. Rev. oscar
De Wolfe Randolph. OF Lexington,
fast half back in his day. Johnny
Neff, ex-captain and for two years past
head coach at the University Of south
Carolina, was out for the first time TO
aid Head Coach Elicit. He Is now
connected with the University Hospi-
tai. but hopes t. spend three atter-
moons week with the squad. he
will devote his attention to the back
field candidates. Landpn t'ellrord.
former tackle, and brother OF Jack"
Wexford, OF last years squad. Is here
for a few days.
The coaches to-day devoted consid-
cradle attention t. tacklsng. and IN
the exhibition which followed q halt
dozen players were knocked out tenn
poi arily. Blanchard. the Big Colgate
player. who seems to have the call for
full back. dtsiocated his shoulder. but
later engaged in signal practice.
Sheldon. the plunging naH back fron,
Texas. is still conspicuous by absence
He is expected to turn up at any ND
ment. however as there is mail await
ing him from his brother. Sheldon is
counted upon to play first base on NE
varsity nine. made vacant by the de-
parture Of Captain Carter. He Is
heavy hitter and will greatly strength
en- the team.
The new material reporting to-day
was only mediocre. the heaviest man
being Jacobs. of last years scrub.
j. V. Basche. a six-foot tackle from
Oregon. Is expected to Join the squad
tomorrow. Besides playing football.
he is a short distance runner.
A splendid manifestation Of college
spirit was shown to-day. the grandstand
being nearly filled with under-gradu-
ates. who remained until the players
were sent to the gymnasium at s
o'clock. All the candidates were put
on pledge tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
RANO0lPH-MAC0N
FOOTBALL DATES
Season Opens September aS
With Game Against
Georgetown.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch-]
Ashland. Va, September 1G.-Aana-
ger Tatem, OF the Randolph-Aacon
football team. has announced the FOL
lowing schedule OF games:
September 2s-Georsetown at WASH
ington.
october s-University Of virginia. at
Charlottesville.
October ls-Richmond College. at
Richm md (exhibition).
October fredericksburg College,
at Ashland.
October cS-Hampden-Sidney. at
Richmond championship.
November William and Mary, a.
Williamsburg (chanp.onshio).
November s-Medical College Of Viz
ginia, at Ashland
November lS-Open-
November 23-Richmond College. at
Richmond championship.
Coach Riess had the men out working
for the second tine Of the season this
afternoon, and the prospects for \
championship team are very bright.
Ives. captain Of the team, 10 in splen-
did trim and showed that nis oootIDs
will equal last years record and prob
ably surpass his previous brilliant
work. There is a fine. husky looking
bunch OF freshmen out. with deter
imitation to make tae Did men hustle
TO hold their jobs. and while they can
hardly be judged by the light work
given them al this time. they are max
ne a showing IS good as many Of the
old men.
The tackIinS dummy Is going Up to-
morrow. and the hardest kind Of work
viii be given TO get the men an trim
70. Gcorget ,wn on September Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
DIETz FAMILY IS FREE


Prpsecusor says Law L. vinaiested ~
HuobanA's lDDFtsOn0ent.
Eau Claire. Wis, September IT,
The charges against Hattie. Clarence.
Leslie and EImyra Dietz. wife and
children Of the defender Of Cameron
dam, were dismissed to-day In Circuit
Court on motion Of District Attorney
fendants were charged with assault
with attempt to kill John Rosich in
July. 1906
reason for discharginG the prisoners
that Rosieh is nov in Asstrsiia ,o,,
D;e;z. E,myra at the time OF the
trouble was sixteen years old. Leslie
was seventeen and Clarence nineteen
.John Dietz was Q man OF strong
personality, and liable to use violence
when any one differed with hina. and
nietely under his sway" District At
torney Williams told the court. He
added that he believed the law was be-
inc yindicated by the life imprison-
ment Of John DIetl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
N0GI GIVES IN HIS WILL
REASON FOR HIS SUICIDE
Death OF Countess Not Intended Twen-
ty-foUr Hours Before
TRAGEDY.

ty.foUf Hours Before
Tragedy.
Toxic. September 1.-THE will Of
General Count Maresuke Nogi, who.
with his wife. the Countess Nogi. COM
mitted suicide at the moment that
the body Of the late Emperor was
started on its journey to the tomb.
was published to-day.
The Japanese warrior says that he
follows the Emperor because his ser
vices are no longer required In this
world He had often sought to die,
ne adds, and chose as the occasion
ior his departure from this life the
present great national calamity IN
der which the country Is laboring.
The document bears the date Of the
night of September II. twenty-four
hours prior to the taking Of his life.
and 1t indicates that the death OF the
countess had not been decided upon
when the instrument was prepared.
General Nogi distributes his prop
erty among his wife and friends and
makes donations to a number OF pub
lie institutions He says that while
his wife lives the house OF Nogi may
be maintained. but that after her
death the line will be extinct.
The Port Arthur hero suggests that
his body be given to a medical col
lege. requesting that only his teeth.
hair and nails be buried In the grave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
GRANT REFUSES
OFFER MADE BY
BROOKLYN TEAM
National League Club Offers
Neat Sum for Virginia
Twirler.
rspecial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

(Special TO me IlmeS-O1SPdeS.j
Charlottesville. Va. September 10
It became known to-day that Z. ;.
Grant. on the Virginia pitching STAN
recently turned down an offer to join
the Brooklyn club of the National
League. The proffered contract called
for a very neat sum, but Grant refused
to follow in the footsteps OF his team
mate. Rixey.
Grant came to Virginia from the
Episcopal High School, and is spien-
did type of athlete. Last spring ne
sowed marked improvement on the
diamond. He twirled his best game
against Yale. in Norfolk. when. despite
the numerous errors Of his teammates.
he held old ELI to tie. He is nearly
as tail as Rixey, and mas an abundance
of speed. Like the Philadelphia re-
cruit, he is handy With the stfcI. In
at least two games on Lambeth Field
the past spring. those against Cornell
and Georgetown, he started ninth IN
ming rallies that brought victory to
Virginia.
Douglas Will Not Return.
%dAScAH DoASAoS SoPNoN~
the Virginia baseball team. will not
return to school this year. This was
the news that leaked out in the campus
to-day, and disheartened every follow
err of Virginia athletics.
Little Dug" as h, is known. has
been the star shortstop OF the Orange
and Blue for the past two seasons. and
last spring was rewarded for his sem
sational playing and faithful work by
being chosen unanimously to lead the
baseball team the coming season.
When clark Griffith and the Nation
ais were in Charlottesville Cor spring
training, the work of Douglas so i'm
pressed the washington manager that
he promptly offered the boy a fancy
contract to sign after the school sched-
ule was finished. Douglas refused the
offer. not desiring to play professional
ball. Douglas and Eppa Rixey were
easily the stars of the university team.
plotting the Virginians through one of
their most successful seasons Dug
will be sorely missed. He ranks as one
Of the greatest shortstops who ever
played on Lambeth Field in a Virginia
uniform. He still has two more years
of college eligibility. but decided re-
Gently to cast his fortunes with the
University Of Maryland At this latter
institution he will continue course
in law started at Virginia.
Douglass home being in Maryland.
he felt that since he intended to prac-
tice in his own State. he could be ben
Gifted more by studying law there. A
new captain must be chosen to succeed
Douglas. The choice will probably fall
between Catcher Ed" Finlay and Third
Baseman Douglas Eeff Both have
played regularly. Cor two years, but
the odds favor Finlay to gain this
honor, In recognition of the service he
has rendered in football also. where
he plays end A meeting to select a
leader of the baseball team will not be
held for a couple OF weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
DEAF MUTE R0BBeD

I've Nssrs O1s Aupsspd n uSosco CeOey
~ cvsWe.
Haywecd Lewis. seea fcsrsees yeass. 80
James weoasoe. aged eighteen yeoss. oeea
eolcred. were arrested yesterday ~ Ceunty
Policeman J. r. TfIier on suspictoa - nav.
Tag entered the house % Nr. Hssse. ~
Ercckiyr District Both Hsx!e ana his VIE
ere deaf and dumb and .heir accounss %
~ha. had happened we're hardly iaeesIjeibie
20 Policeman Tiiier. Ne gathered. heW.
ever. from Signs and other token that the
house hsd been broken INTO. snd tbs; shs
youshfuI seeroes we're the ps.1one ecsyeeteN
a. sha Oaeuse The swo are nov IN 0e9fce
Jsu swessiag sSiss SssssS HegasssUes :. ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
NeGro HIT b. Car.

While at work yesterday morning
for the Virginia Railway and Power
Company at Allen Avenue and Broad
Streets william Myers. eolored. Of Is
" est Canal Street. was hit by . car
and cut about the head Myers was
engaged In laying bricks between the
tracks, and was said to have been
slow in moving when q car approached.
His wound was sewed up by Dr.. II. A.
Bullock, City Hospital ambulance sur
1eon. ana he was removed to his home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
NEGRO SENT ON

Sas fSOa IN DaI1ss Ueos b uss0 -
0s0a1 1usy AreeUn.
Arthur Allen. alias Oscar Adams, eolerOa.
who vas found ranssckinG the hone 81 J.
J. Dai!oa, Jr- q West Grace oezsss Sun-
Yesterday morning In Police Court. Mr..
Ba.lou found the peero IN his home. end
hsd . hsnt-fo-hsnd encounter with him
Until the arrival OF sse police. when the
waived o; G.se. were found IN his pockets
BY Bicycle Policeman Napier. They wesU
iden:shed 40 the property % Ms Dai!ou-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
e0a.D POULTRY FEED
,v v0lATJOY OF STATE Law

Frank =. Grubes. proprietor OF tne
p.ysror Pharmacy. sol West Cs
s,rsee was arrested YESTERDAY ~
,ecsive.serGesuts whey sn' -tss .S.
on q warrant chas6'nc s go
p s,.s,.c Of the state law. The
,sS~, rons,sss IN the alleged facs
vsc os ~. eon,euts OF the product were
~ ~, ,sS,s,ered with the ssese Bo.rd
OF Agriculture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
Phillies Banked in Both Games.
Rixey Is Hit
Hard.
CUBS WIN FROM NEW YORK
Cardinals Lose to Boston, and Pr
rates Take Dodgers Into
Camp.

Philadelphia, September l6-cincinnati
took nrm hold on fourth place by blank
ang the Phill!es twice to-day. Scores. to
and to O. In the arst Rixey WAS hit hard
and was taken OF the rubber in the NTH
trning, during which Cincinnati made Ave
runs. In tails game knisley made three sue
eessivs two baggers
Alexander's two passes and sinbie by
Phelen in the fourth inning gave the visitors
the only tally OF the second contest.
Fromme and Benton were very eneetiFe III
both games: Scores:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
MATTY IS HIT HARD

Rev York. September is.-Chieaeo oeteat
"a S.v york 1 to to-day. This assures
10 RE Cubs the victor's end Of their years
series with the Giants. Ma,hewson was MT
hard, though many Of the drives went o.
rer,lv a, the New York helders- Archers
home run in the seventh resulted in Chica-
ro's run. iA-ender was Knocked out OF the
box By New FORK in four innings. but the
Champions mai 10 only two hits on Reu!oaca.
Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17

Leila Meekins. colored. was arrested
yesterday by Mounted Omcer Whitlow
and Patrolman Farley on q warrant
Charging her with shooting at John
Brown. also colored- Although the wo-
man's aim was bad. It was sufficiently
good to Brighten Brown. who saw the
dust nv from beneath bis feet when
the bullet struck the ground
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
BOSTON WINS AGAIN

Boston. September Is.-The Boston Ma
tiorsIs won the third game from ST Louis
to-day BY tie score OF 20 I. II vas loas-
drawn OFT affair. In which the Cardinals
presented somewhat o: a rocky lineup. In
the secoad ia.ins ;he locals landed On Wood
bu:a. aad tie game was practically Won
Tyler, VITO started for Boston. was as WIG
as q March hare, and quit 81. tae fourth in
fayo. o.. Dickson Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
ATHLETICS WIN LAST
OF SERIES FROM MAPS
Contest Up to Sixth Inning ID
Pitchers Battle Between
Plank and Mitchell.
WALKER MAKES HIS DEBUT
Game at Cleveland Is Only Ono
Sche iuled in American
League.

Cleeland, o., September B.-PhiiadslptiA
took the last game Of the series from Gloves
land here to-day to Q. 1t was . pitchers'
battle up to the sixth inning between Plank
and Mitchell. with honorS even. The Athle.
runs on nve hits and three errors james
Walker. new Map pitching recruit. made his
American League debut. and showed up
Well. Plank went the route ana displayed
Old time form. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17

The case against James wutseuA "
..sro vno Vas arrested ten days ego ~
ns.u,v eher,6 sylses ana Policeman TGies
a. L1tes:ds Para. wes eaue9 % ysscsy
.s sSSsss,rnse =. :. Pusyeof D. hearing N
- TTi,isms vas arrested beeause % svs.
49, sefsons exsenaing over veexs
10 n the viciassy Of Lakeside rafk: ~
.. nce0asle shst some serious enss WV
=. nreserreA against Rim
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
FIRST GAME.
ro,s,. s1o 4G.o Totals ...ss Is .

Totals =. 81 - ~ Aotois
.Dodxe, third base and second oase'
grated for Mayer in eighth.
Score by innings: ,,nnns
pbuade,phta .....-.......-.....pe U u U U "
emrmsry: rwo-base hits-Knisley 90.
Hescher f2) Eillifer Sacrifice niesIhoot
81 Eran. stolen bases-Magee, Mltchel..
Da,,hia nIavs-Walsh to Doolan 10 Luderus'
Hosiit.eI 10 Grant to Hoolitzel; Mases %
Ks,iiter 10 Luderus 10 Dodge. Left on bases
-phiIadelphia. I: Cincinnati: f.rs, Sa
ca ;I.s innings: off Mayer. in S2-S IN
n;nss: of Finneran. in inning. flT Isl
bsse on balls-On Rixey. l. Struck ou',es
R.xey, !; by Fromrae. !: Time o. game ''
(rnpires, Ffnneran and RiSier'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
new ROUTE FOR
AUTOMOBILE RUN
Club Changes Its Plan, and Cars
Will Go to Natural
Bridge.

The Richmond Automobile Club
voted last night to change again the
route for its proposed reliability run.
The objective point Of the run as ANAL
ly selected will be Natural Bridge.
The club referred the proposal made
at former meeting for holding an
automobile show to a com mittee with
power to act. A private corporation
has been chartered for the purpose
Of arranging . show next spring and
this corporation made q proposal to
the club last night which will be &C.
cepted or rejected at a meeting OF
the committee tomorrow.
The club elected ofncers for the COM
ing year. The secretary will hereafter
be paid a salary and will devote his
entire time to the work Of the orga-
nization. BY this plan it 10 hoped
that increased interest in the auto
mobile club will be fostere6, and that
the membership may receive largo ad-
ditions. E. c. Pelouze was elected
president: Dr.. H. S. Corey. vice-pres-
ident. and Jay Lewis. secretary
treasurer.
When r. B. Airport presented the re-
port of the reliability run committee
announcing the route selected with
White sulphur Springs as the term
linus. the report was rejected. On re-
consideration 1t was accepted with an
amendment changing the terminus to
Natural Bridge. although sentiment
in favor Of a "socisbility run" was sx-
pressed The former committee was
continued to map out the new route.
To Hold Biz Show.
Barton H Grundy and E. D. Hotch-
kiss. Jr. presented to the club a pro-
posal for holding an automobile show
in February. and asked It's Corpora
ton. In view OF this offer it was
voted to refer to proposal to the
former committee. OF which Mr.. ALL
port Is chairman, with power to act
on the matter. The committee will
the club. Pending the decision Of
the committee the club decided not TO
take up the question Of holding its
own show. The cooperation chartered
for that purpose intends to spend
large sums OF money in decorating the
old Hosse-Show building where the
exhibits will be held. II will also Sc
cure an expert manager from an
eastern city to take charge.
Robert +. Koehler, DR.. c. A. Blanton.
W. P. Glinn. ]. II. Nolde, and George
F. Steneman were elected members
of the club. The new executive COM
mittee as selected last night 10 COM
posed Of J. T. Palmatary. c. l. Bat
kins. II. c. Peck, Isaac Thalhimer. and
H. c. Bright
The club will remain In Its present
quarters on West Broad Street until
the next meeting when nnal settle
ment OF the meeting place will DO
made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17

rvns-Me.k.e. Archer. Sacrifice hit-Zim-
norman Double plays-Fletcher to Doyle
20 MerkIe: Eyecs 10 Safer: Tinker 10 Evers
LET, on bases-New York, 8: Chicago. 3
Firs. base on balls-On Mathewson. :: Off
Revlbech. . Struck out-By Mathewsoa 5:
BY Reu!Sach, 2. Cmpires. Brennan ana
Owens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17

a mayrfsae license was issued yesterday
., the clerks Office Of the Hastings Colr'
70 william X. Bun, and Berthe sai.'e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17

,i,-Hoh,itzel Stolen base-Paskert Double
nlay-Egan to Grant 10 Hobiitzel- Lett on
tases-PhiIadelphia. 5: Cincinnati 3: Hns
in inning First base on halls-Oh Alex
.rd.r >. on Benton, I. Struck out-By
Alexander. ?: by Benton. s. Hit by pitcher
BY Alexander. (knisley>: oy Moore.
tcIsrke, Time of game. 1:sl. Cmpires.
Rixler and Finneran-
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Auesea Iessy Ass.e .,.a
Lem oibN0es, colorea, Vs~saU In
IN Scs5a6 @ . jaosr agsas wssssss
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INVASION Of WEST
BEGUN BY WILSON
CONTINUED From First PageD

CONTINUED From First Page)
quick Jerks. which played havoc with
the breakfast table where the nominee
was seated.
The Governor made UP his mind that
unless the railroads could attach the
private car to faster trains he would
take the ordinary reservations on
sleeping cars
The Governor spent the day read>
ing and debating to his stenographer.
He answered come letters and worked
on speeches that he Is to deliver soon.
A crowd greeted the Governor here
and he shook hands. leaning over the
rail Of his car.
VIII BE BFyan's Guest.
Lincoln. Neb.. September 15.-An-
aouncement was made here this morn
ing that Governor Wilson will. be the
guest OF william Jennings Bryan
over Sunday. October 6. following his
address here on the preceding day.
This will be the arst opportunity for
a conference the Democratic nominee
and Mr.. Bryan have had since the
Baltimore convention
1t was also stated that Mr.. Bryan
will return from hts Western speaking
trop on October 1. and will spend three
days campaigning either In Nebraska
or some adjoining State Mr.. Bryan
will act as chairman OF Governor
wilson's Lincoln meeting. It 10 an
pounced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
REDS TIGHTEN HOLD
IN FIRST DIVISION
National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAh'
Boston. s, st. Louis. 4.
New York. 3; Chicago, Z.
Brooklyn. 1; Pittsburgh, :.
Philadelphia, o, Cineinnau'
(frst camel.
philadelphia. o; Cincinnati 1
(secOnd camel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
New York.
Chicago.
tais Sc I 10 q y Totals

IOtaIs ..-3g 10 2 = AVla1S -
sBa,,ed for Lavender in NTH
+Ba,red Cor Devore in eighth
Scora ny innings.
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Yhi>sdelphiA.
Cleveland.

Totals 81 Q q II Totais :. - . II
sBatted for Mitchell in seventh.
fBasted for Walker In ninth.
Score by tnninge: h;
Ph!adeiphia ..00o0ol70oe
Summary: Two-b hIs-Murphy. Three.
base hit-Chapman. Sacrifice htt-Jsckson.
Stolen bases-LiJole. Egsn 90. Msgxect t:)s
Collins. McIanis. Walsh. Double play-Tur-
ner (unass.sted). Left on bases-Clsve;and.
s; Philadelphia. T. FRS. base on baIls-O6
Mitchell, ]: OF Walker. ?; OF Plank. 4.
Struck ou,-By Plank I: by Mitchell. 8;
by Walker. 1. Hit by pitcher-By Mitchell.
l. Hits-on Mitchell. , in innings: Of
Walker. In inn.nsa Time OF game. Ion
Empires, OLoughiin and westeryeh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17

Accused Of Reckless DFivfAG.
Ernest Brown. coiored. was arteeteo
vesterdav NV SERGEANT Kraft and Pa.
trolman Pillow on the charge OF reck-
Iessly driving . hack.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
Boston.

Teas o. s.i T0;a.s - % = -
sIcTa.yt-is. sEg--s'or.
~Bs-;.c 'or r.--tt: 70 'ogrfh
<Pst-eG 90 Eayzs ~ =sH.a
Gran :o- E-esrzsaa - s!z.A
Score ~ ir-!rsS r
O.. ios.s. .........-......... .:s.istte
Boston .............. oil. ........-t = 05s : S-s
Summary: --o-5a,s E..s-whi-trG. S-se-
hey s:oiea sase--.tBt F3-r; base OF BAH.
LOT voozsa-r. :. 90 BsTks :. % Tyler. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17

Girl Reported lgissinS.

Girl HeDOFt(1 A06d1B. -
Hester l. Gill. fifteen years OLE:
daughter Of Mrs. Sarah l. Gill. OF 1eV
South Cherry Street, was yesterday re-
ported to the police as missing from
her home. The department was re.
auested to notify the authorities 6f
nearby cities 10 look for her and holo
her as a fugitive from her parents.