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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-03
At Washington, Pa.

WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept "A
record for hall mile tracks this year
was set this afternoon az the Arden
tracks on the second day OF the Wash
ington Fair when three heats OF the
2-l4 pace were paced 2:1Oi4. o:11I4
and 2.o9ii respectively. So far this
season on half mile tracks 2.lliE had
been the best time set 10y tho PAGERS.
Every race today was close al
though two or three were settled
heats. Fred Jar1isun. the local horse
man. hac field duy taking the two
drsts ami a second in the three races.
His brown geldmG. Carnadon broke
badly IN the first heat OF tho ia
'rot, Flushing iifth but came back in
The next three heats nosing out John
Wesley owned by Jesse Fisher. o.
East Liverpool. Ohio. by neck 10 neck
work in the stretch. The second rae.
brought the fastest time Of all the
meet, so Ear and set the bali milo
track record for This season bon
Patch. Jamison's brown geldiug hv
Bon Patch. won in three heats. al
though showed in every hea' hy th,
field.
IN the third race. the o.19 tro..
Para Bel" won On straight heats a.-
though the neck 20 neck Gn.sh and 90.
Miss Alma Mater called for close G..-
cisions in the last two heats
Five thousand people attended the
second day 81 tho Gair. y large mum
Der OF th" best speed entries hero la
addition 10 other prizn winning stock
win 20 20 Wheeling next week NJ
Kennel representing 'he We V-.,
gfnia Fair Association was in toV--n
day with headquarters 80 Hotel AuId
and received q large number Of ell.
tries. The summaries.
First race. 2.ll trot purse $1,000
best IN r.
Carndon, Fred JarlLson. Washire-
ton. frs. John Wesley. Jesse Fisher.
East Liverpool o.. eecond. Junio,
Waite. Guy Eoa. Lexington. X.
third: MuHda o. = G.. Mckay. Wash.
ington. fourth. sadie aBr0r. Ross
Flick. W.lis'on pa. th-aan in flrtt
Time ISL. c.1G4.. 2.l2i4 and
2:16i4
Second race. Pa pace. stake g..
O.o0 bes' > IN E
Don Patch. F-oI Ja-Ison. WASHING
ton. frs Mabel W.. Cure Gsro... Cam.
hrdg" CITY. Ind. second. Prince K
r. ". F1inct Kiraur.rE. Pa. third
Frank Annan'as. a. ID Ellis. Ar-ron
o.. fourth. Fleetwood. Pref Iam.eoa.
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Bowling
Huses Ten Pin League.

Sc one Of The men who has made the
wearing OF the rubber shirt famous
Clyde cannot stretch or get down 10
dc low throws out Of tho dirt. ana
many hieh bounding grounder IL
lost because Il hops over Engle's
short body.
There is nothing 20 g. Boston must
hav" a new first haseman. IL has
been baseball law for years that a
first ha-cwan who could not bat al
Oh" 30" mark or mighty near Il was
NOT % much value 90 bis club. Chicx
Aubrey. ~ So Paul fs one OF the boat
fielder iu the business. but IS weak
with the stick
Jake S.all nav not have been tho
best FIRST husoman in the world but
Do was O. lar better man 20 throw 20
than Encl" ha been clyde g. good
man 20 hll in hero and there lie Is
. GOOD batter and when no does not
play regularly is veritahle star.
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Race Track News
fifth: Dexter Grattan. E E Jones.

fifth: Dexter Grattan. z E Jones.
sixth
Time: 2:10h. 2:11A. 2:o9k.
Third race. 2:l9 trot. purse $500:
best 3 IN 3:
Para Belle. Duquesne stable. Pitts
burgh. first; Miss Alma Mater, Jami-
son. second; STAN Pilot. F. r. Evans,
Pittsburgh. third: Dustless Chimes. J.
A. Schafer. Dawson. Pa. fourth.
Heamore was distanced and J. w
NJ, ]. c. Armstrong. finished outside
OF the money.
Best time 2:16fi.
Fourth race. Is mile run. purse sl25.
John Roberts. first: Earl OF Rich.
mond. second. and Meadow Brooks
made third.
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GEMI-PRO.
OAMATEUR NOTES

Tho Iayre \. G. OF rofIoire Soe..,.1
'H" IlH.u HUN team Two cluIes Labor
CIV. "h Tie Pinch Run grounds The
.l,'i i.li.E gum" Was pitchers battle he
won J. - Long ~ the J.. A. g. and Pat
T. i~'', ~ lIr,u Itun. with tile scOra
tn.4AS 'H lu favor ~ the l.. a .
.' -ii'rrUHr game wHS won bv the
a. iN t'r score of o. 90 O.. The feature
"f tn" game was mo f0rre ms, f,, ~
'"nl'-. or a." J.. a. g. Eatteries-T.
o. e. Name ana W. Hines. Pinch Rum
smith and ~..ramr.. ''''
=. T. g ~ AotnlviIlc. challenge
f... i' wear old team for eouia To- ia
-N''' ON w hcciiuc Greek grounds nj 2
.. i.. u-Nt sunday. ON .,t I,~i,'.-
..'.i i''I phone ask fur Alex. II NOT ~
.'i"" ltlf" telephone number.
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AMERICANS AGAIN
DEFEAT GERMANS
IN SECOND DAYS RACES OF
INTERNATIONAL SENDER
YACHT SERIES.
and Was Won BY the Ellen With
Gina Second and Sprig Third.

MARBLEHEAD. Mass. Sept a.
The Americans defeated the Germans
even more decisively than yesterday
In the second OF the international SON.
der yacht series to-day. The race was
repetition OF yesterday so far as
lack OF wind was concerned and was
won by the Ellen. owned by Charles
p. Curtis. OF Boston. with the Gina.
owned by Guy Lowell. second. and
the Sprig. owned by John L. Salton-
stall. third 4
The Serum led the German division
with the wittleshach X, a poor fifth
Angela Nv fouled the first turning
mark and disqualified herself.
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TWO EXTENSIVE TRIP re BE.
ING PLANNED FOR y NC.
First Trip TO Be In South and Second
In the East. and Big College
Teams Will BE Met

Special Dispatch TO the Intell,r.neer.
BUCKHANNON, W. Va. Sept a.
Additional big baseball games have
come TO the Wesleyan baseball man.
agement during the last two weeks.
In games with Lafayette college and
cornell university. two OF the largest
ana best known schools IN the
Onued States. Cornell and Lafayette
Will Doth play at Buckhannon on the
southern trips which these big teams
take next year. and without doubt
tney VIII prove to be hard fought
ana interesting ones The southern
trip which the Wesleyan team will
take 10 rapidly being closed up. the
games with Princeton at Princeton
Aprll ! being closed, and that with
Norsh Carolina March &c being closed
Games with Charleston ooIl.x.
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AT CLARKSBURG.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer
cLATeKSBURG. w. Va. Sept 2.-One
or the prettiest races ever witnessed on
the Clarksburg's fine half mile track
took place this afternoon In the Lake
Erie trotting circuit races at the Cen
trail West Virginia fair when Sheriff
Ross r. Stout. driving his bay geld
Ing, Isaac r.. before a big home crowd
TOOK the free for all pace from Ruble :
HaI Dlllard In "A strenuous contest that
wNnt I'VE heats. Both horses were fas-
critics. Mont Gerris. another fhvortts
~ some some bard woIk In taking the az
ny took the 10 stake pace. Ideal fair
weather prevailed and ten thousand
people ATTENDED the meeting.
2:l9 pace. stake $1,000.
Mary Direct. <. m. b. Lord Direct
B.Siy o!%an,o,; ~ ,,.ii; . l l
oConnor IKarnsJ ........... 3 = 2
Frances J. Gentry. x. m. BY John
r. Gentry (Reynolds) 80. 2 3
CMcAiiis,er) m ~ 'i"' piee' a
John A Kumiin. b 9. by DR.. VIII -
son Kumlin CGain) .-......... 8 . d
s;lI trot purse $toO.
Nf mai' osllax = s. by Walnut
oeSTss n, b. e. by Ray b.
Evoni f Axwor;hy. b. m. by Az. J )
worthy tToy1 .....-........ go Z
Time 1874. 1914. i7iG. IsK
Free for all pace. purse $500:
Isaac D.. b. x. tStouD . 2 l l
Hal billiard. b. -. by Abbott
Wilkes CRgbIel 80, el22 =
McKinneys First. b. e.. by
Wallace (ValeO ........ 4 3 s 3
Direct Omar. b. &. By Direct
Omar tBlakrg ... 40 4
Minnie. b. x. by The lint
tator CLonger Beam ...... d
Time: l3A, La. II III.
Three quarter mile run. purse 800.
Macutius. 9. x, by P.autdic NJ. dor
dom first: Donald Maok. %. b.. by Or
lando tMacsl second: Fawn b. IN. by
PeoUardy. traylor) third
~
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SPORT WORLD

II was learned to-day that plans
have almost been completed for the
organization OF a hockey league. COM
posed OF several crack teams in the
United States and Canada. Accord
ing 10 the promoters. professional
hockey has become one OF the best pa
tronized OF winter sports, and with
New York. Boston. Pittsburgh. De
troit. Cleveland. Montreal. Toronto
and several other cities represented in
a league. the men backing the project
believe 1t would prove n success.
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WHITE SOX
WIN TWO INTERESTING GAMES
FROM CHAMPIONSHIP HUNTERS.
Maps Were Completely outclassed in
Both G5mes-Soott Pitched
Excellent Bail.

CLEVELAND. o. Sent 2-ChicaEo
boat Cleveland In both games OF "a do.-
bio header here to-day. This eff~ctaaI-
lv 1.t an 'nd 20 'icveland's wIuniu--
str,7a. which lad lasted through eight
same.
-r"tt .u Tie flr-t game Iit. he'd great
ltll. holding 90" cleveland tatttrs yiA,-
t.,tly poNcrlcSs
ii 'tv SECOND contest. E.and.nE. who
started iuT tict,.tI.i. va. huteh.I e.. Z
OF t.t iuN 900 tho laird inning. Seor.-.
Flrst Game
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BRAVES
PURDUE Mad Things Lis Own WAY
Kssping Kits well Scattered
az All Ttmss.

NEW YORK. Sept 2.-Boston won the
third game OF the series with New York
the score being 6 TO .. Perdue kept the
Chanpions hits well scattered and was
seldom In trouble. Not n New York
player reached third base until the
eighth
The visitors knocked both Tesreau and
Fromme out Of the game early in the
game. but Crandan was effective. Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

- louisville rolf~viIfo. %. Toledo .
50 Milwaukee NIIwa4tce. O.. 81
A. Columbus ToIlmhea G. Indiana
polls. o.
80 H~rs--,iir Ea-st- -i.s-N .rrca-
rn1.a raI~
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twentyone. and Detroit nineteen. The
number or deals entered into nv the
other clubs are as follows: Cleveland
~ New York Yankees. 10: Pitts.
burgh, IA: St Louis Cardinals. Ia.
Chicago White SOx. Il: st louis
browns. -; Boston Red Sox. II:
Washington Senators. II: Chicago
CUBS. 10; Brooklyn. 10; New York
Siants. 4: Phillies. 4. and Athletics. ..
The National Commission has IN
structed the Nashville club OF the
southern League to pay the Pitts.
burgh club $500 within three DAYS
for Arthur Holman. the veteran ont.
helder. The commission has also al.
lowed the claims OF the st. Iouis
browns against r. Walker for s67 o..
and against c. +. Wares for so7 40
The players are now with the Mont
gomery club.
The Commercial club. of Lewiston.
Idaho. wants to see the Giants ana
White Sox next fall. and guarantees
$1,000 If they will stop of there on
thelr way around the world.
said Manager Birmingham. Of the
Maps. last "Wednesday evening. 81
do not expect TO lose another game
al home" \ prophecy more coura-
seou@ than accurate. for the Mans
immediately dropped three straiPrt
20 the Red Sox All three were LOST
by one-run margins.
John Camel. Rochester manager.
says that Jack Quinn. just boueht bv
ia" Boston Nationals. has increased
effectiveness this year because he
isn't conhninc himself TO the spit
bail The former New Yorker uas
been doing capital work Of late.
u IS true that no manager can
make club win unless ne has the
talent. but one reason w ny Mack and
N'GraW are great managers is that
they get tho talent
Tho Pirates have bought exactly y
new player This season Hurry aIor-
another N'ssrs Clarke and Drey.ls-.
Il you are no. surer-'iaous
zap I.ajoie has struck on, eight
times This season. RAY heating DOING
TIE trio. three times. Walter John
son has NOT formed stn once in three
games hc has pitched against a..
Maps
The University Of Pennsylvania au-
'toriti"- ta.s year offered each side
~ 500 seats. a total of 90 0nr Of me
10000 available az Franklin fell.
Heretofore each eifo bad received
l"""o. Tie athloti. authorities OF
Tho university say iIat they could
not give more seats than had been
offered because they must take care
81 their contract OBLIGATIONS. vhiu
provide thar every member Of Penn.
sylyania's athletic association has a
rl-hf 10 purchase tickets for Frank
lin field. which is controlled by the
athletic association
Ionnsy itania derived no financial
benefit from she sal" ~ hor share OF
the tickets. the proceeds roinc to the
Army and Navy relief funds after de-
ductinc the expenses o. the game.
When MANAGER Bm Carriran. Of tho
Boston Rcd Sox. liuped in hi. home
town with bis club after tho last frIp
p" said IN an interview that the team
g. 20 be rebuilt FOR next season n NOT
in time for tho ponnant
First ~ al first hasoman uuet ho
obtained. according 20 Carrican.
Clyde Enrl". formerly with Dayton.
De- a raf,iir- good substitute bur 80
isnt tho build for an initial sackcr.
Now We know that Stuny McIuncs is
no, n tail man but no is younr and
much moro suppl" than Enrle. who
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IETERNArIorAL LEAGUE

So baltimore Baltimore. Z. Se7.-
..u.
40 r-o-'lsr0e- Providence. -7. rr~-ev
-lfr. 2.
- Hoeheetsr Montreal 2. Roche
frr.
80 o. rf1'o- ororto G. n.rfalo. =.
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Boston ....-....-.a 500 900 o {
New York........o . 0 0 o o / i

Two base hits; Connolly, Crandall
Three base hits. Connolly. Marnnvtlle
stolen bases. Merkle. Doyle Base on
balls OF Tesrcau 3: OFF CrandaiI 2
Empires. OIay and Emslie
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PIRATE RECRUIT HOLDS
THE REDS IN CHECK
PITTSBI-RGH.

PlTTSBrRGH. Pa sept s.-BNl
..Ghrsen. recruit from Albany. ca
htId Cincinnati 20 seven hits this after
score.
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The '-adinE activities In The major
league this season have broken all
previous records More than POO PLAY
cfa have been har'cred or purcha-.d
by big .aa-u" clubs from each Other.
or from the minor league. exclusive
OF men obt,ined through optional
agroewcnt- I'll. Boston Braves lrI
All clubs IN ID" number ct new mon
snapped 900. as twenty three PLAYERS
have been contracted for since the sea-
son BEGAN. Cincinnati mas bought
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Ysstsrday's 1ssuitl
O)ChicaEo. 8. St Louis. 3.
tzlChicago. 9. St Louis. /.
Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn. :.
Pittsburgh. s; CincinnAtL |,
Boston o: New York 3
(1)Etrst game. (3)Second game.
Todays oAmss-
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Boston at New York
Other clubs not scheduled
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Three hIse hit. Bresuahau stolen
base. safer. HdSc ON balls. OFF Griner
Vaughan. .. ~ Griner. 3. Impires.
kiSler and Cuigley.
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der. 2; OF Perrftt. .. Umpires: Byron
and Quigley.
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While Johnson is decidedly popular
around the circuit. he is
an idol in Boston. From the time he
walks on the field and every time he
comes in TO bat he is applauded. Bos-
ton fans consider him the greatest
pitcher the game has ever produced.
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Arrangements for the world tour OF
the Chicago Americans and New York
Nationals have been completed as far
as Port Said. IL was announced yester-
day. Dick Bunnell. advance man for
the big league stars. sailed Wednesday
from Vancouver aboard the Empress
or Japan, bound for Japan. The same
vessel will carry the athletes when
they leave the Canadian port \oycm-
her IL. BunneM win visit Japan. Chi
ma. the Philippines and Australia 70
complete details for the various eXhi-
hitio1 games. l. s certain that the
teams VII play At Yokohama. Toxic.
Noh'. \aCaSaki. Shanghai. Hong
kont md Manila From Manila they
vlll proceed 70 Australia arriving al
Brisban" on New Years Day There
probably viii BE- games AZ Brisbane.
Sydney. Melbourne and Adelaide. The
stay in the ancpodes VIII last about
10 days
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays 1ssults.
O(Chicago. ;. Cleveland. /.
(2lChicago. 8. Cleveland. 3.
Washington. q: Phiiadalphia 1.
Boston. 4: New York.
St Louis-Detroit. not scheduled.
(1)E1rst game: CD second game.
eight innings. darkness.
Today.s Games.
New York at Boston.
other clubs not scheduled.
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The Commercial club. of Lewiston
Idaho. wants to see the Giants ana
w mite Sox next fall. and guarantees
Sl'vOV II they will stop of there on
their way around the world
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Do. ff.I for Breton In 9TH
i.du for la-tcrIy iu sth
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said Manager Birmingham. Of the
Maps. last "Wednesday evening: II
DO not expect TO lose another game
a. home" \ prophecy more coura-
geous than accurate. for the Maps
immediately dropped three straight
20 the Red Sox All three were LOST
by one-rUn margins.
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President Lynch Reverses
Umpire Brennen's Decision

twentyone. and Detroit nineteen. The
number OF deals entered into by the
other clubs are as follows: Cleveland.
~ New York Yankees. 10: Pitts
ourgh. IA; St Louis Cardinals. IA:
chicago White SOx. IA: ST. Louis
browns. -: Boston Red Sox, II:
Washington Senators. II: Chicago
cubs. 10; Brooklyn. 10: New York
Giants. 4: Phillies. 4. and Athletics. ..
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I. p 'aa'!p.it .... " "ot ' o.
tf"'e.tn ....-.-. Oh D n % % 10 %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12

Polski Professor zamor-
dowany przez Rusina,

Lwow, IL czerwca. - DR.. Wit
kiewicz, professor lwowskiego u
niwersytetu polskiego zostai tu
zamordowany przez ruskiego stu
denta, nazwiskiem Zachajio:
zbrodni powodem - jak zwieziy
telegram podaje, jest nienawisc
studenta do profesora, ktory
miai Zachajle utrudniac postepy
pomySlne, niema jednak watpli-
wosci dla tego, kto zna stosunki,
re motywy zbrodni So raczej po-
ityczne, oparte ma znanych gwa1-
tach i zbrodniach, uprawianych
przez Rusinow przeciwko Pola-
kom o polskosc miasta Lwowa
wogole, a lwowskiego uniwersy-
tetu w szczegolnosci. Wiecej
szczegolow w tel sprawie bedzie-
my mogli podac dopiero "a o.
trzymaniem ich W prasie krajo-
wei - droga pocztowa.
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Te|egramy hajowe'
LEGISLATURE PRZYZNAJE
CLOS KOBIETOM.

Springfield, ILL.,, II czerwca.-
Stan Illinois stana} ma czele wszy
stkich Stanow po wschodniej
stronie rzeki Mississippi, kiedy
wczoraj udzielil glosu kobietom
Sprawa udzielenia glosu kobie-
tom przeszia W nizszej izbie re-
zultatem SO glo2sow do 5S. Odtad
kobietom wolno bedzie glosowaG
ma elektor6w prezydencyalnych
ma wszystkie urzedy, ktorych ME
przewiduje konstytucya stanowa
Kobietom wolno bedzie gloso-
wac ma: ....
BurmiStrZa.
Aldermanow,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-12
poc s mpua kkatuy Dennika Chcasoskeso
Czlonk0w dystryktu sanitarn'
MALPOwANIJJ

Czlonk0w dystryktu Sanitarnc-
so,
Scdzi0W municypalnych,
Rade assessoroW,
Rade szkontrujacq,
Urzednikow po wioskach,
Urzednikow w Townach.
Kobiety odnios1y zwyciestwo
przy czwartem czytaniu llsty po-
slow. Kobiety wygra}y w CITE
rech pr6bnych g}osowaniach. Bill
ten juz przeszedl W senacie WIG
kszoSciq gloSow i stanie sic pra-
wem Skoro go gubernator Ed
ward Dunno podpisze. Podpls
gubernatora - jak twierdza Eo-
biety - jest juz zapewniony.
- Podpisze ten bill wielkae
prZyJemnoSciq - moWli WcZoFal
gubcrnator Dunno - chyba, &c
sprzeciwialby sic konStytucy1. le-
go sic jednak wcale nle spodzle-
wan. Bylem zwolennikiem Sio-
sowania kobiet przezg szercg lat,
choc w ostatniej naszej platfor-
mie sprawy tel ME zamlescllls-
my.
Nowy ten bill stanie sic pra-
wen dnia 1-go lipca, 1913 roEu,
iesli go gubernator podpisze.
w calym blu jest jednak jed
ma wanna wada i ia moze zrodzic
szereg innych to tyle tych prze'
szk0d sic pojawi, re gubernator
zmuszony bedzie zawetowac no
wa ustawe, bo ME bedzic sic zga-
dzala l. konstytucya. Glowny pro-
kurator stanowy w swej opinn O.
rzel}, ze niema urzedu kolekto-
"a powiatowego, ma ktorego VOL
no kobietom glosowac.
Bvc moze, re paragrat ten Cd
nosi sic do skarbnika powiatoWe-
90, kt6rego urzad konstytucya
przewiduje. w tym wypadku ma
urzad ten kobietOm ME woln00y
bylo glosowac.
Ten punkt techniczny kobiet
wcale ME klopoce. Me boja sic
one take tego, re dzisiaj ma
stapi rekonsyderacya wnlosku.
Sufrazystki zamierzaja urzqdzic
til wielka manifestacye w pl2tek
wieczorem poslowie, ktorzy "a
ich sprawq glosowali maj2 brac
udzial w tel lnairifestacyi.
Kobiety beda sic teraz Starafy
O seim konstytucyjny, ktory u
dzielilbv i'm glosu we wszyst-
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ZE SLEDZTWA w SPRAWIE
OSZUSTW WYBORCZYCH g.

OSZUSTW WYBORCZYCH
Wydzial komisarzy elckcyjnych
wczoraj przesluchiwal miedzy
innymi naStepujqcych swiadk6w
w Slcdztwic oSzustw, popeinio--
nych w zeszIorocznych wyborach
listopadowych: A. a. McCormi-
cka, prczesa wydziatu komisarzy
powiatowych, w. Lorimera, zde-
gradowanego senatora, StanlSia--
wa kunza. aldermana I6tej war
dy i innych.
Prezes Mccormick zcznai, IL
nic posiadal zadnych informacyi
wfasnych 0 oSzuStwach wybor-
czych. lccz Wnoszqc Z teSo, co
wykryto w ponowncm hczenlu
giosow pod dozorem sedzleSo
Baldwina, byl przekonany, IL ze-
szforoczne wybory 1iStopadowc
byIy najsorszymi W hist"ryi ma
szcgo miasta. OSwiadczyf sic IA
ten, aby winowajcy byli poci2g-
nigel do odpowicdzlalnoScl / Su-
rowo ukarani, bez wzgledu ia to,
do jakiej partyi nalezq. Dodal, zc
gdyby on posiadaf jake bezpo--
srednic informacye, natychmlaSt
udzielilby je komisyi, sdyz vie
rzy, ably jak najgruntowniejszc
Sledztwo bylo przeprowadzone.
w. Lorimer natomiast Wyrazli
opinie, zc wybory l1stopadowe ME
by1y, gorszymi cd poprzednlch
wyborow i re on nigdy Wlelk1el
wagi ME przywiqzywaf do zarzu-
tow O oszustwach wyborczych w
og6le. Wedlug Lorimera, pomyi-
XII beda ciqgle zachodzily, dopoki
mice do czynicnia bedziemy ma
turq ludzkq. Azeby sic calklem
pozbyc wszelkich niedokiadnoSci,
trzeba tc nature ulepszyt.
Lorimer przyznal sic, IL donie-
siono mu, zc liarrar, kandydat do
legislatury stanowej w dystryk-
Gle senatorskim w zachodniej cze-
sci miasta mial stracic w iczeniu
tax wielka liczbe gfosow, IL zwy-
ciezcq zostai jeden Z jego pre-
ciwnikow, lecz ia te donleSienla
ME zwazal. Byiy to zreszta tylko
pogloski. dodal swiadek, bez zad-
nych sciSlych dowodow.
Alderman S. H. kunz, gdy ko-
misarz Czarnecki pytaf go, czy
posiada jakiekolwiek informacye
Z wlasncgo spostrzezenla, luD Z
doniesienia innych jakichkol-
wick oszustwach pope}nlonych W
wyborach listopadowych, odpo-
wiedziaf kilkakrotnie, re wybora-
mi tyni wcale sic ME intereso--
wal, re wybory tie byiy W fekach
frakcyi Hearsta Harrlsona,
wiec on ME majac mimi mic do
czynienia, ME moze posiadac zad-
nych informacyi, jak te wybory
prowadzono. Dodai, re byi cal
kiem wobec tych wyborow oboje-
tnym, re zmyslow swych do zad-
nych spostrzezeh ME uzy} i ze
lego brak zainteresowania siegal
takiego stopnia, izby nawet ME
zwazal ma zadne doniesienia o
sposobie prowadzenia wyborow,
edvbv ktokolwiek do niego z ta-
kiemi dohiesieniami przyszed}.
Informacyi 0 sposobie prowadze-
MIA wyborow W I6tej wardzie,
wcdlug aid. Kunza, moze do