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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-02
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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-02
LEAVES s15O,OOO TO YALE
General Pines Will Provides $25O,O0O
for Training Ansonia, Conn. Children

Ansonia, Conn.,, April 2.-Under the
will of the late General Charles II.
Pine, made public yesterday, Yale will
eventually receive an addition of $780,
600 to the $50, 900 scholarship fund esl
tablished by General Pine about three
years ago.
The will also provides for the crea-
ton of fund of $250,000 to be de-
voted to manual training of Ansonia
boys and girls.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-02
P. r. R. Elects to Practice

Members of the P. r. R. Elects will
practice tomorrow afternoon at 2
o clock ON the Island grounds for prac-
tice. The team will play its opening
game on April 10, and will officially
open tho season on April II when they
meet the East End nine.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-02
First Salmon to WiIson

Bangor, Me-, April 2.-Seven sal
mon were landed at the opening of the
Penobscot river fishing season yester.
day. The first fish taken weighed 16
pounds. 1t was purchased for 50 a
pound, record price, and will be sent
to President Wilson.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-02
CENTRAL GRAMMAR WINS
Defeat Grads by Score of % to %
Girls Scrub Team Victorious

The Central High school five, of
Steelton, won from the Ex-Central team
yesterday afternoon in FELTON, hall,
Steelton, by the score of 25 to %. 1t
was the first of series of post-season
games between the two teams. Be-
tween the halves two girls teams
played, the scrubs winning by the score
of g to 8. The lineups:
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-02
Woman Pensioner of 1912 Dies

Cumberland, Nd, April 2.-Mrs.
Hattie Ann Ryan, 9S years old, the
only known person drawing a pension
from the war of 1912, died yesterday
at the home of her son, Daniel Ryan,
near this city, from infrmities.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-02
Enola @. G. Starts Work

The following members of the EnoIa
Country Club nine will report to-mor-
row afternoon at clock on the Enola
Country Club grounds for practice.
Meek, Kensler, Diffenbaugh, Nisiey,
Kline, Eisenberger, Weidman, Musser,
Wolfe, George and Keel manager.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-02

$40 day, and the average is con,
siderably above that.
In addition to the ninety-one IL
censed jitneys, many taxicabs have
entered the 5-cent field.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-02
Airy Persihaae

"That was an awful come down for
Jinks the aviator"
Financial or social?"
"Six thousand. three hundred and
twelve feet from his monoplane."-
Philadelphia Ledger.
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Harrisburg Hospital

The Harrisburg Hospital is open
daily except Sunday, between l and
2 o'clock p. m. for dispensing medical
advice and prescriptions to those un-
able to pay for them.
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Snyder Downs Simmons

Snyder won from Simmons last night
in the Castor pool tournament, score
100 to GA. The winner s best run was
for thirteen balls.
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ed miners in the State. He was the
father of twelve children, one of whom
is the Deputy County Recorder, A. A.
Unger.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-02
First Game
Centra

Field goals, Kfout, A. Behman, 4 !;
Smell, 8; Horvath, A Porr, q Punch,
2; Evans, 2. Foul goals, Smell, 81;
Porr, .. Referee, Crump, Steelton High.
Time. 20-minute halves.
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c. Y. NEWS
BABY SAVED, BROTHER BURNEI
Lad Set Fire to Home While Playing
With Matches

Hagerstown, Md, April 2.-Carroll.
4-year.old son of John Stonesifer, Of
Union Mills, was burned to death while
in his home with baby sister. Mrs..
Stonesifer was called to the bedside of
neighbor, who was i'll, and left the
two children in the care of a woman
who lived in an adjoining house. She
kept watch over them until ten min
utes before the fire.
Neighbors saw smoke issuing from
the house and rushed in, quickly put
out the fire and rescued the baby. Aft.
er the smoke had cleared away d
search was made for the boy and his
body was found in box in the room
that had been on fire. 1t is thought
that the boy found matches in his
fathers pockets.
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Miss Carlson, 8; Miss Heck, l. Referee,
Crump, Steelton High. 7 Time, 2O-min'
ute halves.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-02
Twice Lost Farm Stock

Waynesboro, April 2.-Dr. Famous,
of the Federal Live Stock Department,
and DIR. John P. Stover, Greencastle,
agent of the State Live Stock Board,
destroyed the cattle belonging to w. s.
Cochran on the William Adams farm,
near Shippensburg, March 81.
In December, last, Mr.. Cochran s live
stock was destroyed because of the foot
and mouth disease, which prevailed in
it, but the custom of tearing out the
barn and fumigating it was not fol-
lowed because the structure was new
one.
Mr.. Cochran was restocking his farm
when the foot and mouth disease reap.
peared and it was necessary to kill
three cattle, five ewes and ten lambs.
These will be paid for by the State and
national governments. The barn was
torn out and fumigated yesterday.
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Second Game

Field goals, Miss Marks, 3; Miss
Mccoy, 2; Miss Heck, Miss Stehman,
Miss Dayhoff, Miss Hager. Foul goals,
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-02
BOWLING RESULTS
CASINO LEAGUE

Nationals win final game from Or
pheums by 143 pins
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Artistic Printing at star-Independent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
OUR READERS SUR
PRISED

A great many comments from our
readers have been received AZ the oftice
OF this newspaper regarding the Mod
ern Family Physician in two volumes
which We are offering TO our readers
as explained IN a coupon 10 be found
on another page. These are all in high
praise OF the books. but the predomi-
nant note of most OF them is surprise
surprise that they found from a par
tial reading OF the books how little
they knew OF the simplest things ucces-
sary to good health. Many say. for
example. they did not realize the i'm
portance OF proper exercise and proper
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hadn't known - or rather had not
brought their common sense into play
enough 10 realize that nearly all
stomach acknowledgement. indiges-
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dred iIis-can be prevented, and, m
deed. cured IN most cases, by a knowl-
edge OF when. how, and what TO eat.
This subject. so simple and yet so I'M
poTtant. IS covered very thoroughly
and IN language YOU can understand IN
the work We are offering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
BUSINESS MANAGER
FOR STOGIE TEAM
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN APPOINTED
IN OFFICIAL CAPACITY.
changes Wll Liksly ne Made TO Bleach.
e-otner MATTERS WIN Re Taken
Up This afternoon.

meeting Of the directors OF the
" he"hng Athletic Association was held
last evening ia their offices In the Ger
man Bank building Matters pertaining
70 the business Of the organization wer.
taken Up and a business manager WAS
appointed Among other things "A com
uittec was appointed To take action ia
the matter Of charging the bleach, r.
ana the erection o. "A press box.
Perhaps the most Important transac-
uon or the evening was the appointment
81 Ih"tnas Mclaughlin as business man.
ager IL viii De the duties OF the new
manager 10 look after all affairs 81 the
organisation. His appointment will be-
come effective at once.
one fact that has been brought forci-
by TO the eyes Of the management II
the Tact that the bleachers VIII not ac-
commodate the number Of spectators
That was previously considered This
matter which vas referred TO a commit
90. viii he taken up this afternoon a.
VIII be the matter Of erecting press
box this viii likely be located near the
angle In the right wing Of the stand and
VIII he fitted with telephone connections.
bther general matters Of business were
discussed aud the meeting adjourned 10
meet next Monday evening at o'clock
when other matters Of business will
come up FOR consideration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
PICKING A TEAM FOR WHEELING
PUTS SHRIYER TO THINKING HARD

an outward appearance Of working
easily. tie handles himself in great
style reldinS In great form. covering
much ground and when al bat doing
the work that can b. depended upon
While bonn nrst haseman. Thomp-
son h the possessor OF ability TO play
In other positions. and should not be
let out BY the management
Yesterday he played at second base.
and there displayed his ability To
cover the ground despite his sire As
compromise the management of the
team would not make a mistake In
playing keene az first. Thompson al
second. Umlaur al short and Reilly at
third
Umlaun has played a great game
since his appearance here. and IL Is
generally thought that with a con.
tinuance OF such playing throughout
the season he would be- a tower OF
strength TO the team. Reilly on third
Il well able TO take carr 81 himself
In the outheld
In the outheld O'Day has the right
garden solid. He covers much ground
and II a good lead-oh man at bat.
Meister. In center. Is thought to be a
fixture. a. he demonstrated yesterday
IN his first workout that he can repeat
his work OF last year. which was re-
sponsible for the cutting OF OF many
hits that looked good for satellites In
the left garden there - a different
story 10 be told. Kyle and remnant
are fighting tor the position. and as
each has shown up well In practice
Manager Shriver viii ind himself con
fronted by a great problem.
With this selection the management
would tnd itself handicapped in draw.
ing the pitchers and catchers. There
Is much material 10 be selected from.
and Pop II decidedly up against II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
G. A. C.-HODSHON
Two Fast Semi-Profossional Teams VIII
Clash ON Sixteenth Street Park
Bellaire, Sunday.

sunday the &. A. G. and Hodshon base
ball teams Will play the postponed game
that was TO have been played last sun
day on the Sixteenth street ball PARK at
Bellaire. The game will be called
promptly At o'clock and one Of the
hardest games or the season will be-
played Both teams have added addi-
tiOnhl strength over their last year :
teams and Undoubtedly they will be
among the mines that will nght for the
champipnship ~ the valley.
Tho q. \. e. management urges the
following plat ers 10 be on the grounds
Tor practice early SUNDAY afternoon .
Hines. Ross. OBrton. Sherwood Nickel
Ney Uuffey. Beck Corbett Brah0s.
Matseck. Brown. Kane and Petron. The
tentrals challenge the Patterson and
Elm Grove team for game Saturday
May ]. at the +im Grove grounds. if
llm Grove desires To- accept the chnl-
lence. they can arrange the game By
calling James Ross. Zl9-J National. aud
ask Tor Jim.
Tho e.. a C.s have arranged games
for the following dates saturday April
~. 80 WellsburE sunday April -. Kahn
club. az WheclinE. sunday. May Z. Du-
pucsus club. Ht Tuunell Green. SUNDAY.
gunc 90. at East Liverpool They would
also line to hear from the following
teams Moundsv lie. Triadelphia Yves.
Alexander. buffey. Parkcrsbu Torou-
Co. Eellairs. SteubcuNiiie UliiDutnIe.
Cameron and Colcrain. Any teams want
Ing games can arrange Tor them by
writing HAIRY uusrwau Thfrfl-fffh
and Nobic streets. Hellalrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
YANNIGANS AGAIN
LOSE TO REGULARS
ROCKIES DROP FIRST PRACTICE
GAME on NEW GROUNDS.
Pop" shrfver's Colts Captured Contest
by the Score of TO New
Players IN Game.

In contest featured with many err
rors and some heavy stick work. the
lannigans by the score Of to 4. some
OF Pops" new material put IN an APP
pearance FOR the first time and showed
splendid form. The grounds while in
fair condition. were not up TO the stand
ard OF u playing field and as a result
many errors were made on either side.
In an attempt To head off a runner At
first base. Manager ShriVer turned an
ankle and was forced TO retire from the
game. Tie was succeeded at first base
By Catcher Ralston.
The regulars broke into the scoring In
the first inning. when they annexed
three runs from the delivery Of Pitcher
Wctzel. on a couple OF errors and three
base hit. In the second. then annexed
three more by the same route. and were
then held scoreleSs for three innings.
Pitcher Mike Davis. who arrived from
Wichita late last week. worked three in
nings and showed good form. Pitcher
Ralph Work also worked three innings
Meister were Ia the game for the first
time and showed splendid form in judy
ing and handling fly balls. They are
the bat and both are strong throwers.
With these two men played In mid sea
son form, II viii be sheer folly for base
runners TO attempt 60 score on short
flies to the outer garden.
The condition Of the ground yesterday
was largely responsible for the nine
errors that were made by the Yannigans
and the seven miscues that were accred-
tied 20 the Regulars. one side OF the in
field Is soft and spongy causing the
balls 10 take bad hops. while the other
is packed. and fast work would have
been dangerous 10 the players How
ever. with tO-day's game with the Hod d
sh Jn team and some additional work IL
Is expected that this will be overcome
before the game with the University
Saturday.
Kyle. Reilly and Thompson figured in
a double play. when GILES drove fly
90 the outfteld with first and second
bases occupied. This play retired the
side and ended the game. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
ENTERTAIN TEAM
West Virginia Alumni Holds Meeting in
This Git 20 Prepare for Arrival
of University Team.

Preparations for the ". y. l.. Alumni
luncheon To be rendered the state team
at the Mcclure saturday were furthered
yesterday evening at meeting held in
room ol2 Schmulbach building Ia was
decided 20 have thc luncheon between
the hours Of II and o'clock IN the Me-
Lure Cafeteria.
Hon g. e.. smith. % ClarksburR
President ~ the West Virginia I'uiNer-
stty Alumni Association will arrive IN
the city this evening Co attend sae
luncheon ana the game SATURDAY Mr.
smith viii urge upon the local former
students OF the University. tho. the 40 .
visibility 81 forming an alumni her.
and from the present feeling shown. 81
q expected that such action will be
takon.
Already forts reservations aside from
the team. have been made. The team
viii probably arrive this evening aud
rom thc way they have been going. will
their money on the Athletic field to-
morrow afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
THOMPSON AND kEENE DISPLAY
MUCH A5IIITN-PlAN SANE
POSITION.
Selection % Pitchers arc Cstchers
From Present Material 10
Difficult Task
ey Ser p


To select good players froni good
players l. a very difficult proposition
and this Il what Pop Shriver unds
himself up against" now hen the,
players nrst reported 20 him. Il VAS
not so difficult TO select the good ones
or those who might show form. but
the unframed ones. or those who nau
played before and were una Die 20
show the proper brand OF goO1s We're
let out Now the StoCie manager
hnds himself up against A." mere
still remain some players In the squad
who have not shown form suitable Tor
a team to represent Mheellng. ana
they VIII 40 In very short time
On the infeld Manager shriver
finds himself confronted with q proc
lem that II L. hard TO solve In the
nrst place. he nnds himself with tWo
players who can hold down the nrst
sack position. Rebel" heene. VINO
last year played with Springfield IN
the Central Lea que. and William
Thompson. a sharon. Pa. boy Eacn
much ability. keene has pep" and n
steady fow OF happy baseball Ian
guage and tends to instill confidence
in the other players. whether in the
field or al the bat. He has won Tor
himself. the good wishes OF the fans.
who have seen him work In addition
TO nelding his position IN a good man
ner. he IL also an excellent hitter.
Thompson Works HARD
In Thompson Manager Shr.ver finds
an entirely different sort OF player. 4
man who works hard and yet displays
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
THE LINEUP

~ - O'Clock this afternoon on Ath-
ieuc Field Pop ShriVcrS Stogtes will
cross bats with the HhodShon team ~
TINS city. In an exhibition game. The
contest promises Co b. interesting rnd
exciting and doubtless a large number
OF local fans will De- present 10 80. the
boys play.
hernic kogerSon and Julius Costello.
W" local lads OF some pitching reputs-
tion. will 30 the twtrling Tor the Hold
shons. ana they will have an opportunity
Co do their best against some heavy and
shr"Nd htter~. Included IN taalIv
James pets ar some OF the best sernt-
professional baseball PLAYERS Of the
Wheeling district. and IL would not ha
surprisins to see them score early in
the game against the StogicS
This Will BE- an. ftrst game on Athle-
tie ftgld FOR tho Stugiss with the eN-
c~rtiun ~ the practice game yesterday
afternoon. and the fans are anxious 20
see them in real workout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
WORLDS TITLE
is AT STAKE
WHEELING sPoRTsadEN HAVE oP-
PORTUNrTN TO SEE WON
DERFUL MATCH


For tho first time in the history u
sports IN Wheeling worlds heavy
weight championship wrestling match
viii be staged here next Wednesday
night. ~ the Auditorium. when pr. Roi-
Ter, holder 81 the American wrestling
dtle. will meet Wlsdek Zby szko cham
time that these two have met ON a
prev ious occasion. Ia the east. Dr. Koi-
l.r met LpNs@ko and Was defeated. Blu
That was after the doctor had been laid
w with a bad case Of blood poison and
Was not az his best. Since that match
the American champion has tried to get
return bout and = as chock-ful OF
confidence a. any man can be.
Lbyszko. through his manager L.
kowalSki. OF New York has mad. the
unqualified statement that hts man can
doesn't believe that anybody has "A
chance with Zbyszko. And. ~ the truth
ing on his way without much trouble.
picking up considerable money and
hanging few scalps To his belt. Just
by way 81 aiding IN his exploitation
abroad.
While this may not be significant. IL
viii give rise To many hopes In tho
breasts cf those who will support the
American. and who viii cheer him on ia
his endeavors TO win. ~ a. be Of any
interest Roller made this statement in
letter TO the local promoter "A do not
believe there is man in the world VINO
can throw me this season. / am IN
great shape and Will win sure.
1t Will be worth $4,000 for me to
win this match. and IL will cost ZbyszkO
about that much TO lose. making a total
OF 100000 In the balance" Under such
conditions ~ Is hardly necessary TO ADD
that both Roller and Zbyszko will be-
out To win. and win Ia any manner pos
sible. 80 long a. the bounds OF sports
manshtp are not oVsrStepped. Rollers
supporters realize the strength and abtl-
ity OF Zbyszko. and they are not over
estimating the Doctors chances. They
realize "a H. going to be a hard pull. but
they believe the clever physician Crap
pier viii make 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
OPENING DAY TO
BE A Thu NJ MER"
HENRY MAHLKE HAS BEEN NAMED
CHIEF MARSHAL OF BASEBALL
PARADE.
Mayor krk Has over fifty Autos
PROMISED For the Day-His Time
II Anticipated

Henry Mahlke. deputy sheriff. and a
nahehtll IAN OF tue extremist caltbre.
the big parade Tor opening day Of the
central league here. Henry viii serve.
\ man who has folio, ed the game all
OF HE lie. and glad 20 see home
team. u the man for the place and
henry il that kind.
A. the day draws "nighe-''. prepara-
ions FOR the big event So steadily FOR
ward Wheeling viii be baseball crazy
that day. and with a good sun. Mayor
MIN says ne Will not be satisfied unIssS
there are 81 least SOC AUTOMOBILES in
ne has ffty cars donated Tor the occa-
sion. The Wheeling Motorcycle club has
ais" been asked 70 turn out. ana there
J. every reason TO believe that they viii
turn out Co a man.
Ia view 81 the fact that the usual par
ade moves 60 slow ly a. To- damage en-
giues IN automobiles. a big Iitrey ms
has been commissioned TO haul the band.
The parade viii gather AT the public
ie-i5 o'clock and VIII make a short trt,-
over the city. across the tslqud 10
bridgeport 20 and through Martins Fer
~ and to the Wheeling Athletic Field.
10 arrive there az s o'clock
Band To All Towns.
- ia the MOI ming a car on the Wheeling
entire system carrying a band. Large
streamerS announcing the opener will Ice
on each side Of the car. The parade will
lineup AZ Follows. Jttncv Bus with band
Board Of Control Of Wheeling and CITY
officials. mayors Of neighbo-hood towns
and officials. county Officials BOARD -
Trade officials ard directors press rep
reseutatives. Officers and directors or
the Wheeling Athletic Association. visit
ing team and home team. Other persons
fords.
While personal request is not made
yet all who decorate their machines are
asked 60 decorate their cars in black and
gray the team colors. Cars viii De fur
nished Tor the press owners aud report
ers and other employees. Any one who
VIII donate cars. or agree TO turn out
In the parade. are asked TO call either
Mayors office. Roy r. Naylor or Henry
Mahlkc. the big chief
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
HIeHwAYmAN HOLDS
UP TWO OFFICERS.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence
GAINESVILLE. O.. April 10
"wednesday evening while Officers
Wilson and Cox were out the railroad
east of town. making an arrest they
were held up IN true western style.
by lone bandit one shot was fired
which brought the officers 10 a halt.
followed by request from the ruf.
man for The raising Of hands. which
was instantly compiled with on the
part ~ the officers Evidently tho
gun man was mistaken for after see
ing he was talking 90 officers he re-
quested them To- move on with o. part
inE shot when interviewed last night
Onicor Wilson said that arrests were
bound 10 follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
LADIES DAY
Every wednesday That wheeling Team
10 Playing at HONS. Fair Sex Can
Go Free.

The fair sex ~ Wheeling and neigh
boring towns viii be glad to learn that
every Wednesday that the Wheefirv
team plays at home. will be known a.
ladies' Day. on that day they will h..
admitted 10 Athletic Field without cost.
ana VIII have the opportunity Of enjoy
rooterF. The announcement will De- glad
news 10 the fair ones. and DOUBTLESS ev-
see many ~ them Goo the stands rootirs
for the home team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
MARQUARD
Raehsx. Brcokiyn.s Great Left EAndsr.
put up an Excellent Exhibf-
uoa OF P1tohtng Too.

SEW YORK. April i5.-Rube Mar
guard who Jumped 90 the brooklyn F-d-
erals during the winter and back u New
baseball by pitching a no-hit game and
shutting out the brooklyn Nationals ?
20 o. Rucksr. the veteran left handler OF
the Hrooklyn.-. opposed the New Yorker
and ~ was a great pitchers battle. Only
thrss men reached base on Marquard
two on bases ON balls and one on an err
ror BY Fletcher. Only three balls Nerc
hit to IN. Outfisid. Marquard also help-
cd % win his O~n game By driving Ia
the second run scored on Rucker