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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17

Two officers and nine men, compris-
ing the crew of the British subma-
rine boat AT were last night trappe:
in their craft beneath the waters of
Whiesand Bay, Eng. Whether the
man are dead az olive h2s not been
established, bus navy officials here
expressed the opinion that sill had per.
ished. The exact spot where the lit
tie vessel sank has not been definitely
fixed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
Court of Appeals.

Richmond, Va, Jan. 1.-THE fol
lowing cases were argued II the Su'
prene Court yesterday:
No. 81. Thomas and Cress VS.
Brown. Argued Ey Huncs6n Cary
fcr appellant. q" by Wallace L
Brown for app.i.,:c. and Su':%;;tti.
No. 50. Stansburg VS.. City OF
Richmond. Argued by c. ". Throcii'
morton and Samuel A. Anderson fol
appellant and H. r. Pollard for
appellee, and submitted.
No. %. Tyser, Clerk, VS. Scott ct
ais. Partly argued and continued un1II
Tuesday.
Next cases to re called:
An IoEe'S At,mini Str:st O. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17
WILL TRY ENSIGN.
Charged With Unbeceming Conduct
at Vera Cruz on Warship Lou
;sioO2

Norfolk, Va, Jan. Ito answer
charges of conduct unbecoming al
officer, Ensign Brochardt has been
detached from the battleship Louis
lana and is now on board the re-
ceiving ship Franklin.
Rear Admiral Usher says ne had
not received the papers in the case,
but the alleged ofense occurred while
tn. Louisiana was lat Vera Cruz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-17

rh. suicide, yesterday by hari-karl
# the chief of the meteorological
observatory ~ ate Kegoshin1a, Japan, is
announced TIL. dispatches declare
+bat the scientist committed suicide
because he had been criticised for
falling to warn the citizens of kago-
sbima Of their danger from the
eruption of the volcano Sakura-Jima
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-09

LII tics o. ..
Thursday, March 12-opera House
vs. Bull Moose.
Night Owls and Hartlcys will roll
off postponed game this week, also
Eull Moose and Hartleys.
Temple League.
The opening OF the second Temple
three-man two-ball duckpih league
takes place tonight when the cham
pion Dixies Of the past two seasons,
will start the balls rolling with the
Daldies. captaincd by J. J. Wilson.
Some good matches are looked for in
this league, duo to the fact that all
the teams are evenly matched. Fol-
lowing is the schedule and the prize
list:
Teams. Captains.
Cads Observation-Disclosures. Robinson
Butchers: :. ..'........... Robcy
Postoffice ............... Harden
.Dixios ..-............. Linn
Pankcrs -. Powell
baluicS ........ .,...'.'.'. Nlisoh
J. Prize List.
k First prize. $1,000.
Second prize. 500. j
Third prize. $500.
I Fourth prize, $500.
First high average of season. $500.
First high individual score Of sea,
sen. $500.
! First high individual score for
three games. $3.50.
First high team score for tire,
games, $3.50.
The officials of the league arc: J..
]. Berry, president; S. u. Wilson, Sec
rotary; Paddy King, treasurer.
Schedule of Season.
Dixies will bowl:
Baldics, March 0.
Cads, March 10.
bankers, March "a.
butchers, March 80.
sPostoftfce,. April Q.
Postofice will bowl:
Bankers, March 10.
butchers. March II.
Cads, March 90.
.Baldies, March IL. :
pixies, April 0.
Cads will bowl:
Butchers. March IL.
Dixies, March 10.
Postoffice, March 20.
Bankers, April 2.
Baldies, April II.
Bankers to bowl:
Postoffice, March 10.
Baldies, March 1G.
Dixics. March "a.
Cads, April 2.
Butchers, April 6.
Butchers will bowl:
Cads, March 12.
Postoffice. March IL.
Baldies, March &c.
Dixies. March 80.
Bankers, April 8. -
Bodies will bowl:
i sDixies, March 8.
Bankers. MARCH, 1s.
Butchers. March 26.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-09
Daily WIG |. /
sd. . Eor asleydn

L BUcKHANNoN, March s.-Thc
approy.
'ed the plan of hiring a professional
coach for the 1914 baseball team and
acontract was signed with Elmer
Daley the well known ball player
formerly with Altoona in the Tri5
State League. Daley played two
years ut Wayncsburg College, two
years at Bethany College, pitched
two years for Altoona in the TIL
State League, managed Eairmont one
season in theso. & p. League and
has coached the Fairmont State Nor
NAL school team during the last tive
years. He is regarded as the very
man to make championship con-
tender out Of the Wesleyan squad,
and when he, reports active work
will start. Daily will not come to
Buckhannon till about the 18th Of
the present month and therefore will
have, only. two weeks: in which to
whip! thesmen in shape for the SOUTH
ern trip which Is the first thing on
theSspring program
Nlarge amount. Of materialSis avail,
able and this makes 1T lodbly diff
cult for Daley The new coach iss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-09

Scneuulc LOT thls "eek.
Tuesday, March 7lo--rastime 70.
Hnrtlcys.
Thursday, March 12-opcra House
vs. Bull Moose.
Night Owls and Hartleys will roll
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-09
!.
/. /: /. TEAM RECORDS
WHEELING PAPER GIVES CUT
DOPE THAT CONTAINS SEW.
ERAL ERRORS.
FAIRMoNT PLAYERS MAKE a
SPLENDID SHOWING AR0NG
STATE SHOOTERS.

Che Wheeling Sunday News ycatc:-
day carried Lengthy story Requiring
the state,basketball championship ii
West Virginia and printed the results
ct The games played by .ac four lead
ing teams. these being Fairmont y.
NJ. G. A.. Wesleyan college, Dayis.and
Elkins college and Clarksburg Soho
lastics - ,g =
The story as printed in the Wheel
Ing paper was erroneous as regarded
the Fairmont record. Fairmont was
given credit with but eight games.
The team has played thirteen, win
ming ten. The game with the Clarks-
burg scholastics in this city was giv-'
oil as 2Olto 10 in favor of Clarksburg.
II should have been 81 to 80 in ia
vor of Fairmont. There may have
been other errors in the records OF
some Of the other teams.
nos, ii, i'm "a ,he stato c,,n,n,onsi;i,
at this time. IThe correct Fairmont
record, and what is believed to. DC
the correct record for the other teams
mentioned is as follows:
Fatrmont, 81; Grafton, &c, at Fair
rairmont, 80. Wheeling es q,
10 ,rn,ont
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",. .o ,
., rs,rmp",, ~ wesleyan o. at
' r'',.. ~, ,,.. a..
y, Tn,rm9ns' 81 Pittsburgh s'i at
".',s H., I, =, ,,.a;; 1, 2'95 =
!. Z r,1n;,n.
,Pute. go r" atS!a - ~
. tr""raon.' ~, :, - i''t;%,"' ~
na'."'''' NsNo'u' ~ y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-09
ms as wesleyan won two game,

ms as Wesleyan won two games
from them.qc ~
Clarksburg's Record. Il I'll
clarksburg. II; Fairmont, 80, at
Fairmont.
clarksbnrs, 80; Wesleyan 80, st
clargs6aFs Parkersburs.4 &.
OF Parkersburgs {. y: Z z 8 3 II
.ce.lark:syburg u; Davis. E Fl 50,
ut Elkins.
clarksburg, 80; Davis-Elkins. So,
at Clarksburg.
clarksburg, IA; Wesleyan. "a, at
Buckhannon.
clarksburg, AZ; Falrmont, IL. at
Clarksburg.
Davis-Elkins winning both at Ell
sins and at clarksburg eliminates
clarksburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-09
Fairpiew To Play
the BHlikens

Thursday night at Fairview the.
Fairview High school basketball five
will meet the .Clarksburg Billikins,,
the Junior schoiastics team. The,
game promises to be fast and hotiy
contested.
On Friday night the Elkins High
school will play the Fairyiew team
u: Fairyicw. Fairview people a.e.
anxious for the game.
An Old Minstrel Organization In a
New Dress. z.
Richards & Prinkle's Famous Geor-
gia Ministries. the big colored organ
isation that is booked to appear az
the Grand on Thursday next. carries
a coterie of finished and higl-class
artists to entertain the pubic. In,
richards & Pringle's list of high.
salaried song birds are names of ar
lists of exceptional ability, who will
introduce the latest song hits-the
And you whistle for week after III
scenic effects, 1t Is said. that Rich
trds & Pringle have raised their for
:aef high standard most substantial.
ly Watch for the big street parade
& noon. Prices are 25c, soc, 75c and
$500. sssnn,x7
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-09
q clear title to the championship i'm.
less Wesleyan decides to play third
game. In that event the winner
v ould be. the state champion team.
BOWLING
Pastime League.

This week will finish the second
half in the Pastime 3-man 3-ball
Guckpin league. The Giants finished
their schedule last week. aud had lit
tie trouble in sewing up first money.
The Pastimc Opera House AMI
Night Owls each have three games to
roll and can tic for second place as
they each bowl with a different team.
The standing Of the teams:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-09
DECIDING GAME.

The Faifmont y. N. c. *. team
5willplay the third and deciding game
with D. & E. college tonight. If the
local team wins tonight It will have
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-09
'Y.M.C.A Won
FROM D|.8 {.
LOCALS HAVE CAPTURED TEN
OUT OF THIRTEEN GAMES
5 WITH STRONG, TEAMS.
LONG LIST OF, VICTORIES SHOWS
THAT OUR BOYS HAVE
PLENTY OF SKILL.

A large crowd of spectators saw
the Y. Nj. G. "a: team defeatea the Da-
Wis and Elkihs college team on. the
association floor Saturday night.
Willie there were no real sensational
plays yet. the game was an; interest
ing, one. -,..a- e
The local team has the record OF
ten victories out of thirteen contests.
This shows that they possess ele-
ments Of strength and skill. The
score:
Fairmont. &c. d. and E.. 80,
Ainctt. .........F. ......... Barry
.Sattcrlleld. ..... f.. $500. Hamill
Scott. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Madden
John, ......n.:..G C. Whctzell
Cobun:. >. ....-ls... CO. -. Loudin
,substitutions, D.. and E.;sMullenix
for Barry. II, a;s ~ 10
Field goals, Eairmont. .Arnett,s5s
satteriieid, 6;gd John, 4; Cobups 3.
y. and E.. Barry. 1: Hqmill, a; Mad;
den, 2; whctzell, 1; Loudin; l.; Null
lenix, ., ,sgs 5s;,1
Goals from fouls, Fairmont. Ar
nett. 10 out oils: D. and E., Barry
rome out of l; Hamill, l out of 2:
Madden. none out of 4; Mullenix. Z
out of -.
Referee. Clark.
Scorer, Mckinney.
Timer. Rapp.
Time Of halves. 20 minutes.
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9crn 6clcat mo H. ~ iolgcuocn ,,n.
bolt bat
uGicies @uH idcuft Dir 5u Gel.
ner CONFIRMATION oer 9pradoercin.
3nocu Ger 5praNpercin Dir oicics
@ld i4cnti, 6ittrt cr Gid, cine ielbit
geldric0euc Gnitiuug iiber oen en-.
piang Qcs guAce an 0cr 5cfretGr
oes Spra9oercins, @rn aono. yt-
sln0erlen, 6olic5icm in 9lpenraoc. 3il
ieuocn unO on6ci cine tleino 51iloc-
rung Eeincr 3uiimitSpldne 5u ge.
ben &ergiB uiht, 0os Bud 81 le.
fen. @ergib Dor 9lqeut nic6t Gid
icl6ii 5u iinoen mo Old nit 0einem
@oll 3li oereinen, 0aju Mil aud
oielcs 9nb Cir 6clien, inoem cS Dir
cinen fleinen Ginblid aeitaitct in od-
iiihc 2iieratir unO o0niides@eiltes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

1cii Slr3elu bat bic gclbe 0icla9r
iilr 9aris lcib6olti0c @eiialt angc
nommen 1ic Snpaiion 0c9 dnBcr.
item Nitcns III uibt ma6r ntr Gin gllr.
orld i1miilcr Jlddtc lm0 qndlt sic
Rariier nic5i mcbr nr IN scr Sin
biloima bic GpnllrrcH8 Der Ycl6en,
az ocWn Qlo8dbfeit man laum
9lnHbte ais man dni 0O0cr g9artc
oas 9mner Guropas mlipilaa3ie, hi
nlelnfebr idon miticn mtcr 0cn Ra
ricr
1ie tomnt M Die Ganier ul0
lunlt ou@ oic 5traBcn. 1ie falnt
gnppas @praAGn nidlt 9lher lie
Doll ocl Foriiaru oas CScl0 aus Ger
Salde Sie beguut mic 5pie3eug
ino llclncu 1an0 ino 6eoDa6iet oa.
bci oas Sanpigclo. sic iAl0ai Dor
zen Sboren Der StQot i6re @ilile aHi
inlo 5ablt fcinc 4iieiBc lm0 fcinc
Sleucrn Sic tommt in elmer oraQ
tilirtcn Non0c un0 aruit oie 5in0t
ab mic en Nclid5rcieadbmdrm Nl0n
llebt lie ictt ii6cral N Raris oic ilei
ncn dlinaudcn Gamclots (SiraBcn
bdnole) ole nit 3d0ct 2Insoaucr mo
groBen 9jQidi3 ion 5pic3ulao6cn
alis bnhiem RQyf petiaulcn, 0cuen
man onrM fit3c. ibnrucnoc gcuc
SUNG bal0 oie Soral oieicr o0er icncr
glunc balouAer0ar0 anocrc bi3arrc
Souncn gc6t egn Iousl1 Gas
~ 2lllcs uas a.f leincn aclbcn &cr
dcu uon oer iFaBoiiMen @pradc
lpillel W. aQtiiai iiir ibr @cidilt
abcr DQliionnnen llil0 iibcrQlbiu
pcriolgcn tie cincl 0aluit. Nian iam
oni tciHr @diderraiic iiBen man
tann m tcincn Gorori iabrcn man
iann fcine llnipranlu06Qbn mcbr be.
nisel QDue 0ah mon anf 0icle oo5
ln0c1rcu5tc ,lclo cncr Niaioncn
iuuoibalt a5llappcrn0cn. itoiid
ldmri9luncn 9clbcn Gauelois ii0Bl
bic iid Dor uncm mipilanici cincn
enoriH1lidl uno aasodlcrao abcr
oodl lalcid rnhig na0 ianit in sic
Anaen ie0clf nii acibidten @dn0cn
oie sA1ititiacben ihrcr Spie5aigc
jcacn mo oabci leiic mnrncin
cig lousl Dar bust 6ragt
man iig mcr tie liao uie iic 0ciBen
ppber ne ioameH iiHo pobii ie 3ic
hcn lo altoQrica lie traWoli6 uno
D0di0 apcr mprlluiirQi1egmciic ini.
Her 0aiclbc nialltdj Ecig ions.
moniicul Iqtg ions
aian iic1t he lwmcr ~ ilcnci
Qonocl 1ou 0rci tno pier slu0 im
ncr iit trent ono 6cninllieu
elm fleincs l}d0Acn oer @anoeniiiD
rer. sic or8onifirt 0as @cidlllt NIT
0cm @ciNid eiucs 9iodcieIler un0 iit
init i6rai ciaeueu g8aarcnUorrat6
iidcr am crlleu Iertig Sie risiiu
bic gllsaoha ciner llnierauW0ba0n
iafic nao fd6rt oili elmer guiie DIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

sum lcbicn llrniiei8cba6n5of inn iiir
0as dlclde Nel0 audi nod cine guciie
un0 0riitc Sinic abllappcrn 5u fon.
neu. Sin 9ieitmratt o0cr cincn
Spcilciaol 6rouC5cn bic tlcinGt IN
aIlcr ibrcr orenialii6cn 9lnlc 10 rib.
ri8cn Gamclots ni6t Inn iDr g}it.
io06roo euBlnc6mcn 9lus Den lic-
fen ihrcr llmbdngctait6e Ia 0cncl
lire &cuUan0lnaeipicl5 rlls
6cl 0olcn iic Gin paar NDrncr 3icls
mio eimos gcirodneien Slid. llnr
oQmit III iiir lie 0ic 5aNc crle0ili
9lbcn0s aber ucnu tie i6r &cibdit
5unadGl iobcn lie lid aui oen Wictro
mlo iabrcn nod Nalic 0as 6ciBl SUM
lborl 6inais olN' 6clo mo iic alc
Adanuncn in cinem Sdlppcn ban.
icn 0cn oic Gcrmanotcn Der croti.
idlcn GanclotS 9cibidt nno iin0ig
imo acniiaiam onrN 'eapicupdn0c in
blibioubcre miuji8e 3iHucr6ca cin-
gci1eilt 1abcu
Gas iin0 bic oricntalubcn Srnii
lRognaicu in Seine. lIno oic 8clbc
@cio0t nor Der g'nri5 i1on lonac
5ittcrl 1at man MN idalid Dor slrs
acn &icllcicbt gcuo5nt man lidl oo
ran.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

lcbcn. lluo pcrgiB oor 9naem nidt
lpdtcr inn Se6cn. lucr Dir 0ieies 9ud
ae9ebcn 6at Bflege Gcine Dahter-
iprade INN Geincr iel6ii uno 0cinc5
Goltcs @illcn mo mirtc na6 Grdf-
ten 9Inoern 81 6clien iie bod mo in
Gbrcn SIT 5oltcn. ,SeOer. Der ci.
nen @in6lid in oas Grci6cn Der odui.
idlcn gl9iiation gciDan Bat, miro cr-
tcnnen mas oicies S6reibcn be5luedt
mo miro oen Griolg ni6t be5meiieln
(9}. q. 81