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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

NBatted for Cole In ninth
NNBatted for D0ak In second
Batted for Donalds in sixth.
NNNNitan for Bates In sixth
Two base hits-MarEIuu Hobiftzel
Three base hit-Donlin
sacrifice hits-EEan 3. Butler
stolen bsses-Phelan. Byrne Rascher
Hts ofr--Doak In 2 innings. Don
aids In innings. Benton in 2
innings "
struck out by-Cois 3. nonads l..
Benton 4. -.
Iias~s on balls oN-CoIe {: t,oeK
Passed ball-Simon
matt q.
llguhle play-Grsnt 20 Ezan
tit by pitcher by-Coie tBescher).
mpires-Eason and tombstone.
NTERHATIoHAL LEAGUE.
~ Newark--tfirst EameJ postponed
rain
Second game
Newark. I Providence.
At Jersey Cltv-Baltimeoro sarue
postponed. rain
No other games scheduled
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KHAN for Smith IN ninth
zNcne out when winning run was
scored va"
Three base hits-Larue. Clark. Hem
Two base hits-f.arue RIiske
Double plays-kelly to stack 10 ror
ing ferley TO Larue TO Kellar
struck out by-Link s. smith Z
Morningsta- g.
BASES on balls on-Link s: Smith 2
MorninFstar l.
stolen tases-Clark Perley. Larue
Sacrifice hif-Nfiller
i.eft on bases Myers = Renwood r
Hts on-Link In 3 innings
Passed ball Hoyt
-MoruiuCstar
Wild pitch--Llnk
EMPIRES Kelly and Miller.
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ATHLETICS WIN oANr
TH1ouoH l6EHgnER,s U1ra

zANESNlll-E -. sept I'-Meis-
sneTs batting and Gilberts pitching
grand Rapids today 20 o. Arels.ner Sc
cured two home run hits over c.nter
held fence. his second hit coming with
the bases full Gilbert won his second
shut out victory within two days. The
score: - Il. -
Grand Rapids OOOOOOOOO-0 n
Zanesville -. 0O0i4o1is-7 II 1
Batteries-Pfeifrer and schmidt. al
bert and Tragessor
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...s % Baseball Boxing BoWIinQ @F "s7 5:

s,.rIsr held the visitors 70 four .snsl.s.
score. First gzns Ri
South Bend - Oso Oee0iG
Er-s .---.-.-- .0ii9zo. IL 1
s.i'sries-NArtin and Nebal. jenkins
ana - i-eary.
second game n IL y
South Bend 90. 0Ooooeeeo|
Erie .-.--.... ol00loos-2
INTERPRETATION and Nsoai; sterI-
er ana Schsng.
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ERIE GRABS DoUBLrr
PRoS AErDT's Blenders

fRlE. Pm. sept. Erie won both
games - double header with SCUM
reno today. Ito first 90 : and the Sec
ond % o Jenkins pitched eNe~ffvetv
in mo FIRST game and IN tho second
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Parkersburg won.
PARK ER~RtEG. W Va. sent -
Tho local Independents defeated CrooEs-
vile Ohio. easily here THE afternoon bv
the rrore 81 o. Conrrovo famed tor
~ the visitors The same teams riavs
a double header tomorrow affernof
sore T. ~ y
iarker-hurE .. 90 1Ng go0ss - 4
batteries N1Ilie. H1um1r and Ross.
'onErove. shields and Butcher.
(For additional Sports. see Page g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

The i.orain Coal and Dock COMPANY
annexed their twenty-fourth Victor
- Jay afternoon when they defeat
q the H"ldermauu's on the F0rtv
-'e'uth street grounds by the score or
clEht 20 one. The feature Of the game
me playing n the winning team
Inf ~" Loraln team and Sheetz. Miilsr
ana i~ecrup FOR the HOldermann'a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

FRANK Ellington viii spend the vvin,er
,-Mtlnk "irds and duckf along the Mis-
. ttsburgh after today. and "a NAV bc
hai tnr Pirates will hold him as q
p!nch inter. Frank resides near Tndi-
SEQ bis home folks ="
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
PLAY BARGAIN
BILL THIS AFT
CURTAIN WILL he RUro DOWN IN
CENTRAL TO-DAY.
Atkins and hatteson VIII Perform for
snoRss-first Game starts q.
O'Clock.

When umpi'e Weddidge calls IN.
third man out IN the closing inning Of
the second game tbs afternoon at the
island park IN" Central league as A 1919
organization will have passed into his
'"'y. The cur lain will be runK down
with a twin bih between the Stox,es and
'"' haN TON Vets. an attraction extra
oidinary- Contrary to previous publica-
lions both games will De pla, ed In IN.
eit'i noon, ihe Nrft at ~ clock and the
- ,9nd a. soon thereafter as Possible
Mhnag"r \ adcrson Announced la,
Nuns mat Atkins and Alateson would
% the two tSiriers who will sho,,ldsr
n' responsibility or pitching the locals
J.. double victory. white, SchuItz
compton or Rowan viii forx, 90. ,s..'-e
hItl"n. Judging from Atkins psrf6rm-
shce IN Thurrdsys game against south
n.hI' m "htcn he allowed but four scat
.sted hits. things listen iik. "A victorv
Siaiteson has had good rest. ana win
a Hti" Supput should Ice able TO hold
tnr cts in Check There viii undouhf-
ediy De- a big crowd present not became.
lue i"o Eafnes are the last Of the se.-
son, nut hcca use the Smokes are pi.ving
such wonderful ball
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
LEAGUE LEADERS cxucH
LEAD NJ DEYEATTHo 1ArIoIa

COLUMBUS o. sept Fort Wayne
sent nine runsrr over In the fourth in
nlns % today.s Kane with Akron after
bad judgement BY McAili.fer prevented
tnira out score. r. II r
Fort Wayne Sossoiooo-io i.
Akron ..-... o.iO O00Oo-3 3 2
atteries-Goldrick. Rardiner Martin
ana kigiey. Osborne and Bllnke and
Foil
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CINCINNATI. Sept. i-Ci,c,,,s,,
Won both garnes OF double header
rom Pittsburgh here today, the frst
.; a score OF TO l and the second
effective In the nrst Will. "a unt,S
pitched well until the ninth when he
as hit Just enough TO allow the win
nins run TO score In the second game
fittsourgh out hit Cincinnati, but hits
seIe not effective in the pincnes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
DAYTON VETS Hvnoleo Bv GOAT
ANogReoN'o CREW.
eis eIII otsy ussssl = Tai Timeers
-ed'ngton Pulls o. Thst viii
De Tnksd About

rsst>raay's Dss11ts.
"nseiing. 8 dayton. z
'sprnzheid. 10. Youpssto~n. =
tlEre. q: No. Bend 4.
allErie. ?: 20 Bend. o.
Zanervfiie. Z: Ora. TSaplds. O.
rerre Hauts. O. canton. Z.
$780, Ft wsyn~, 10. Akron. ..
called In eixhfh inning rain.
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Standing Of Cluba

NJCincinnau :. Pi,tsburrh
VIZ cinnati II. Pittsburgh s.
ST Louis s. Chicago Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

Jung gene steinbrenner ended his
afrer ~ a baseball PLAYER 40 To- -
us season IN concerned when he sIiI
lH'' rccoisd base IN the nfth inning
~ aiming hls ankle. A ltgament was torn
ana 'enr Il now under the care
or the club physician Anderson Viii
play the bag In this Afternoons doubIet
St"inneys injury is more serious Than
va AZ hrst thought. but the Lad was
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tigers
LOSE PROLONGED SESSION To
CHICAGO.

chicago Wins Ont in Tenth Inning when
oubuc Let's wild Pitch Out
OF His System
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REDS DEFEAT PIRATES
IN A DOUBLE HEADER
PEHHAHT ASPIRATIONS Lost ny
HTrDBuBoH CLUE.

~hirs Doah o. the Central Ls>xu.
hA1s His Mig Ls&gus Dshut IN
the Second Evsai
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REAPEEs DEFEAT srEEL.uu
II HDAvY HrTr1H0 0AH

1OtNGSToMN. .. SEPT. I.-Spring-
neid won from Youngstown today 10 10
:: rain stopping the game In the eighth
Heavy hitting characterize the contest
Score: 70 ~ n
youngstown co.. iOo2soO >
Sp1nsneld go. o20s2i 0O-Ie u
hAiteries-Mosely. Watkins ana Or
RS. Nheatisy and Ryan.
CANTON. .. sept i.-Holrnauist VA.
MT hard by Terre Haute TODAY and IN.
visitors won. 90 ,. Score.
Terre Haute e.. i0OO2OIO2-s II =
canton $500. 20i 0OOOOO-s ,
NATURALIZATION and uarrro,,.-
Holmquirt and TeNter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

Standings OF Clubs.

-. Louis .. CleVeiane
NChicago :. Detroit s.
HTen innings
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To-day's Games.
Two Games.


81 Louis at cleveland
Philadelphia al Washington.
Boston at New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

CHICAGO. sept Two Wild pitches
ny Gene Duhuc gave Chicago a ten In
'ng victory over Detroit this afternoon
70 .. bubuc came on IN the 9th inning
with the visitors leading To- g. one out
ana runners on FIRST and second lie
walked BarroWs then let out a Wild
Etcn' letting IN Lord and the tying run.
Benz replaced Walsh who slipped In the
ninth and held Detroit safe through the
\ pass 10 Rath who stole after two
We're out in the tenth linked with Mat
ticks single and another wild pitch sent
hath home with the winning run. score.
,... r. II. T.
thlcago .... I I031-7 "a >
Detroit .. e00U0OO.2 as - .
tteries-Malsn. Benz and Schalk.
Wiuctt. Dubuc and StanaEe.
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Visitors Draw siood.


v " y Y W N fTf f0Tn IUTTnr no
early staGas - the Afternoon arnuse-
menf and fnr three innings not n Smoke
MaH anie o. get on the hays The r-en-
the Fourth Brought aiad ffffngr grav
nrst NJ rnafe had start. grounding out
Ottr - Eihel but Moran broke un
Vteys heid day When he singled fn CEN
Ter Bo9e tried hard but nied ouf 10
beHsren AM Jansen followed With n
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CLEVELAND. -. Sept Cleveland
erred frequently at critical stages to-
day and -. Louis won to 2 score .
r n F.
ST Louis ......0I 1904 O-e II a.
tteries-Steen. Baskstte and car
isch. Baumgardner and Alexander.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

To-day's oamss
Two Games.
New York ~ Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
st Louis at Cincinnati
Chicago at Pittsburgh
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lFor additional sports see Page g.
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Putnam patriot., 1912-04-05
CpOrtiH6

Cleveland fans say Butcher Of the Maps Is properly named He is slaught- ering ali kinds Of pitching in the South
 Presidents Lynch and Johnson deny the report that their umpires are building up their nerves for the com ing ordeal
 News from the Wading Camps" is the headline over reports Of the big league teams operations in Western paper
 Dan Murphy. the Athletics new field captain. is bubbling over with aggres- siveness and Connie Mack is all smiles
 Lawmakers in 12 states have writ ten 10 the New York State Athletic Commission asking for copies Of the Frawley boxing law and inquiring as 10 the conduct of the various clubs operating with licenses.
 Manager Callahan of the White Sox is opposed to the kneelng position em- ployed by all big league eatchers He says a backstop loses time in straight ening up 10 receive a pitched ball and cannot steady himself quickly enough to throw with accuracy to the bases.
Putnam patriot., 1912-04-05
General

The demand made upon fifty rail roads by their engineers for wage increase of IS CT cent was refused.
 The Ways and Means Committee presented majority and minority re- ports on the wool tarIff revision bill.
 A sloo. 900 fire destroyed the Brigh- ton abattoir and threatened several packing houses and residences in Bos- ton
 Susan l.. Munroe of Fall River left stO0. 900 to Daisy. d 3l-year-old horse 10 be held in trust for the animals support
 An epidemic of measles In Newark has led to a demand that measles be ciassed with contagious diseases. which must be reported.
 Five men were killed and others seriously injured by the explosion of a boiler in a sawmill near Salisbury Md
 The packers on trial in Chicago for conspiracy were acquitted gave the jurors dinner and the price of pro visions advanced
 President Taft and his advisers de- spite the acqu.ttal of the packers be- HaYe Y Is Het necessary 10 amend the Antitrust law
 Adam Michel a former Niagara Falls hackman. sailed for Germany Ca claim sl25.000 He was tn the almshouse when he received the good news
 The widest excitement prevailed In the Maryland House of Delegates when the "wets" negotiated coup on the edrys" and killed the local option bill
 (. F. Taylor. son of the weslthiest family in Macon. Ga was shot and Killed while kissing his gsneee to whom he was to be married the fol- lowing day The shooting was done by Frankiyn Tyndsll. the girls broth CT who said that he thought that Tay- Tor was kissing Franklyn's wife
 The Mssten Park High School in Buffalo was destroyed by fire. Al though school was in session at the time all Of the pupils were saved. The cost of erecting the building was s750. coo
 Gov. armon of Ohio held series of political conferences in Washington.
 Returns from Arkansas show that Donaghey has been defeated for re- election Maloritles are estimated at from 25 GOO Co 50.0e0
 North Dakota's ten Democratic dele gates to the National Convention are in the hands of William J. Bryan to use as he sees ft at the Convention.
 lt was reported in Boston that i25 persons perished by shipwreck and that Ss vessels met disaster of the New England. Canadian and New foandland coasts during the winter season ef lsH82
Putnam patriot., 1912-04-05
WAS THE FRIEND OF 4 KING
Merchant Told of the Strong Attach. naent of King Edward for
 John Bright.

An interesting account is given for the first time of an Incident which began the friendship that existed be- tween John Bright and King Edward VII. The story was told by Mir Bright in the hearing of Mr Connah. mer- chant iH Manchester Mir Bright, f seems. had. at meeting in St. James hall, rebuked those people who were criticising Queen Victoria for her rare appearances at public functions after the passing away of the prince con. sort. On the following morning the private secretary Of King Edward ftben Prince of Wales called upon Mir. Bright with a special request from the prince to call upon him at Marl- borough house. Mir Bright al first demurred, but yielding 70 the pleading of the messenger, he went, and he was received in the most friendly manner by the prince and introduced 10 the family circle The prince took Ar. Bright aside and as a son thanked him for his kindly words on behalf of the mourning queen, and asked to be granted the privilege Of beiHs counted among the tribune's friends. Whatever may be my personal opin- ion of kings and princes" Bright said, concluding his narration of the incl. dent. the man before me was son making an appeal on behalf of his mother. and could not resist it. We shook hands. and have been close friends ever since. Christian Sci. enee Monitor.
Putnam patriot., 1912-04-05
EXPnEssS eos
 ID REBORN
Agreement Practically Made ' .fh Interstate Commission.
SIMPLE FORM oF RECEIPT
Delivery Limits to Be Extended Commission Working on System of Charges Which May Cause Erie
 sIor-scsadais Caused Reforms.

Washington The Interstate Com merce Commission and the express companies have practically reached an agreement az 10 reforms Co be nstitut- ed in The express business These re- Sorms will be of far reaching import ance and will # is predicted. reyoiu- fionfze the entire express business ot lne country.
 The new reforms include simpli- lied form of receipt. a system that will prevent express companies from charging at both ends the extension of deliyery limits in many towns and cities and several other suggestions Of relief advanced by commercial organi- zafions and shippers generally throughout the country.
 But more important than even these reforms will be a system Of express charges which the Interstate Com merce Commission is now working on. The commission has evolved 2 zone system of charges which it is said will approximate the charges under a par eeis post service in this country
 It k believed now that the proposed zone system Of charges is the only feature of the comprehensive readJust- ment plan contemplated by the com mission that the companies will con lest The commission. however. has Inc right to name reasonable rates on the express business. and | ia going ahead eah the firm determination 10 bring about q readJuatment of The farin schedules in a way that will be fair 70 the companies and fhe public alike
 There have been many conferences between members Of the Interstate Commerce Commission and represent fatives Of the express companles and fhe reform programme has now reached a point where it's accei tance is practically assured
 When the commission undertook it's investigation of Inc express companies thousands Of complaints had been re- Iceived alleging overoharges antlquat- ed practices. double charges. arbitrary rules and regulations. unsatisfactory delivery service and many other com plsints
 IT WAS sNDWu TOT lhSAdhtF Ahht bh~ company in A single day had made 4- 900 undercharges and oyercharges and another had made 5000 undercharges and oyercharges in twenty.four hours, there being in this total 2,9sS over charges Commissioner Lane declared that if the Federal Government would prosecute every overeharge made by 4n express company it would bankrupt and put out of business every com pany in the United States He estimat- ed that 10000 protests had been re- ceIved by the Interstate Commerce Commission against this practice alone The commission Is confident that the plan which II has now devised viii result in making the express rates tntelieible to the average citizen and will do away with the system Of over charging.
Putnam patriot., 1912-04-05

New York clty's streets are ee. nounced az the worst in the world In fine report Of the committee on paving appointed by 8ayor Gayuor
 Antonio Mariana. boy was arrest fed ln Providence 3. E. for tbe mys- terious murder Of Billy Mather, boy playmate
 The New Mexico Legislature, at Santa Fe elected 4 B Fail and T. 3. Catrou. Republicans. United States Senators
 The United States Steel Corpora ton deciding 10 capitalize extraOrdi- nary expenditures rather than reduce dividends sold a s30500 900 issue of bonds to j. P. Morgan & Go.
 The special grand jury of Carroll County, Va. at Hillsyille. returned eight new indictments against mem bers of the Allen clan, charging mur- der and conspiracy 10 kill.
 Governor Deneen ordered out the 9th Regiment of the Illinois National Guard to quell a riot at Rock Island, in which several persons were shot by the police
 John Arbuckle, who amassed large fortune az a coffee importer. forced terms on the sugar trust and was noted for his philanthropy, died at his home in Brooklyn.
 The Colorado Republican Conyen- ton instructed the states eight dele gates-at-Iarge if Taft. indorsed his ad- ministration and elected United States Senator GuggeHheim national commit. teeman
 Organization leaders declared that the New York primaries showed clear preference for President Taft. fected the regular candidates more than 1t did the Roosevelt men
 Theodore Roosevelt in a statement declared the infamy of the primaries In New York city was unmatched even by the infamies perpetrated in behalf of President Taft in Denver and In- dianapolis He said every species Of fraud was resorted to to cheat the peo- pie Of their right to an honest vote.
 Suspension iB the bituminous and anthracite mines, due to wage trou- bIes, went Into effect and four hun dred thousand miners were reported idle t was stated al Indianapolis that the suspension in the soft coal fields probably would be terminated in month it was expected that an agree ment between hard coal operators miners would be reached at a confer enee in Philadelphia
Putnam patriot., 1912-04-05
odd Sentences.

"nreak rock for 100 days or go to church every Sunday for six months" :" was the sentence imposed upon three Kansas City fMo.l boys. after they had been convicted of throwing eggs al pedestrians.
 T sentence this boy to a whipping every moFniRg for a month. Not the namby psmhy kind. but good. real hard ones. ones thatli make him eat oT mantelpieee. You'll find then that he'll develop into good boy This was the remedy prescribed by mag. istsrial wisdom in the case of an eight yesr-old boy who. his mother sAid. had a mania for running away Hc. se=s-Cass aad Commsat.
Putnam patriot., 1912-04-05
Foreign

Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid took luncheon with King George.
 General Leonidas Plaza was elected President of the Republic Of Ecuador.
 The treaty establishing a French protectorate over Morocco has been signed by the Sultan.
 In order to protect residents in Gen. tral America the Legislature at Kings ton, Jamaica, decided to appoint a ls- bor agent to that region.
 Miss Gibb, a suffragette. was sen fenced at the London Sessions to eight months Imprisonment for breaking windows. valued at s620.
 German postal authorities are ex. perimenting with a small three-wheel- ed automobile for the use of letter car riers
 The Kaiser left Venice on the im- perial yacht Hohenzollern en route to Corfu. where he will spend brief va cation.
 The Italian Government has landed troops and intends to occupy the is. land Of Eemos. in the Grecian Archi. pelago It has population of about 10000
 Premier Asquith announced the complete failure of the British Gov ernment's attempt to end the coal strike The Minimum Wage bill will be pressed to enactment.
 Bishop Yoichi Hondo. president Of the Christian College at Tokio and leader of the Methodist Church in Ja- pan died of typhoid fever in Nagasaki. Bishop Houdo was 64 years old
 The city of Tsaochow. in the pro vince of shantung is besieRed by mu- tnous volunteer troops Fighting has been going on for two days and 200 soldiers have been sent from Canton
 X sensation was created in Vienna by the announcement that Emperor Francis Joseph had threatened to ahicate unless his wishes in refer ence to army reform in Hungary were carried out
 pr Fiery of Lyons. France. an- nounced that he had found the germs of tuberculosis in the precipitation of eonsumptives and believed that this accounts for the contagion carried in their clothes
 Capt Scouts Antarctic exploring steamer. the Terra Nova. arrived at Akaroa. New Zealand. bringing from him this message T am remaining in the Antarctic for another winter in order to continue and complete my work"
 British mine-owners accepted the Government Minimum Wage bill and the Miners Federation referred It to the men 10 vote on. The 10000 troops at Aldershot were ordered ready to move to the mining regions.
 Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany. who was quoted by Colonel Goethsls. chief engineer Of the Panama Canal. as say ing that the canal should be strongly fortified in order to insure United States control. denied the statement.
 Baron Rothschild. head of the Euro pean banking firm, visited J P. Nor gan at the latter's hotel in Rome. All day talk starts many rumors
 A Canadian jury returned a verdict for s 600 against Mikal Mordkin. the Russian ballet dancer. in favor of one Shiveriek. who was hit by the per formers sword blade that flew out of it's hilt
 The former Greek robber. Strait. has been extradited by the Greek authori- ties who expect interesting revelations from him as to ransoms that he and his band Of kiidnappers squeezed from relatives of their victims.