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The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
AFTER PETER PANS RECORD.
Ballot, Another Keene Horse, Is
showing Wonderful Form.

showing wonderful Form.
Ballot. James r. Keene's fast three
year-old. is out to equal Peter Pans
record. This son OF Voter. it is expected.
will top the 100000 mark before the sea-
son is ended. In spite OF the fact that
he has been late in breaking into racing
form this season. there are still enough
big stakes in which he is engaged for
him to crowd his stable companion. Peter
Pan, close for the honors Of the biggest
mOney-winaing three-year-old OF 1907, pro-
vided he can make a clean sweep in these
events. As a two-year old last season
Ballot was by over Sl.c9 a larger money
winner than Peter Pan. the latter win
ming AZ that age S30l25. while the earn
ings Of the son Of imp. Voter footed up
S'l-s35 In his three starts so far this
season Ballot has earned S16175 so. 10
August 3. inclusive. he has 10 his credit
s4S.110 in money won
As a twO-year-old Ballot won the first
half Of the Double Event. FIVE and a half
furlongs. in 90. the Colt Matron six
furlongs, In 1:I2. and the Neptune Stakes.
six flTlOngs. IN 1.l5 He was second in the
Great American and FIatbush Stakes and
Great Eastern Handicap, and third in the
Great Trial Junior Champion. and Cham
pagne Stakes. His record his wear in
his first three races WAS probably never
equaled by a three-year-oid in America,
time made and weight carried considered.
1t is as follows:
Second in Brighton Mile 70 Charles Ed
ward. ~ mile in 81 81. won s500 Won
the Iroquojs Stakes. with l2s pounds I'd.
mile and a quarter, in 2.05. won S. zoo.
Won ln~1ncible Handicap IL pounds up.
mile and quarter, iE 2:o3 2-5; won Se,s75.
ne turf has known many brilliant
three-year-oids, but never before were two
Such taree-year-olds out in one season
from the same farm as Peter Pan and
Ballot 50 far this pair have won for the
hsene stable total Of s1o3900 this sea
son
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
nnnohne In RraIne..-

Donohue Is doing extremely we'll in q
saloon and restaurant business in Phila-
delphia. but he admits he wOuld like to
set back into the harness again for a Jit-
tie time, and especially with the Tigers
Of 1907. who are giving their pitchers some
support with the bat. He has worked out
bit in the last month in anticipation Of
a summons to duty, and says that week
fr ten days IS al that he needs ~ get
into perfect condition for pennant pitch
ing. His looks bear out this statement.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
MAY MANAGE RICHMONDITEs
Wynne Clarke, DepOsed Lynchburg
Manager, Is Expected There.

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.
Richmond, vs.. Aug. Pit is reported
here that Wynne Clarke. late manager of
the Roanoke baseball team. will come to
this city, and take charge Of the local
club. This report can not be confirmed.
but it is said to be on the authority Of
Jake Wells, president Of the league.
and part owner Of the Richmond club.
Clarke. It is said. was not allowed 70 re-
sign from the Roanoke club. but was de-
posed. and he is reported as saving that
he viii go to the national board for ad-
judication Of his wrong He claims that
Roanoke violated its agreement with him,
and thereby forfeited $500
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
aIrGrnrr Iikrn nnrln.

DOYLE seems to be fixture at second
for the Giants McGraw likes him better
every day, and there is no disputing the
fact that he can hit the ball He viii re-
quire considerable training in fielding and
team work before he becomes a finished
player. but McGrsw is working with him
every day and the Giant manager is
spending extra time with the youngster
because he shows . disposition 70 learn.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
'Agprentice allowance claimed.
Winchester Downs Hagerstown.

SPECIAL . Ine Washington Herald.
winchester. Va. Aug p.-Winchester
defeated Hagerstown at Reservoir Park
this afternoon. to 3. FsnweH. for the
visitors, pitched good bail, but his sup
port was poor, Winchester's runs ali
being made on errors. Mcdonald, Baker
and c. Brown played good ball for the
locals, Sinners batting and Mcdonald $
great stop and throw to third in the
eighth saving the day for Winchester.
Winchester, Sinner and Luhn;
Hagerstown, Fanwell and Peaster.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
NINTH TRIMS NAVY.
Sunday School Team Beats Depart
mental Nine in Exhibition,

The Ninth Street Christian Church team
which finished second in the Sunday
School League, defeated the Navy team.
Of the Departmental Lee que, YESTERDAY.
at Thirteenth and D streets northeast. IN
an interesting game. by TO .
Balser twiTled good game for Ninth.
holding the Department workers 10 four
hits and tanning Z in the seven innings of
play. Murray started of for Navy and
lasted two innings. Litchheld taking his
place
A sensational one-hand stop by Garner
and the stick work Of Garner and Quar-
trelle were the features. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

Earned Tln-ColleCtorS !. First base bv srrors-
collectors, = Property Clerks. Left on bzses-CoI
iectors !; Property Clerks g. First base on balls
on Marmlon- 10 Struck out-By Maruion n: hv
small D. IEo-base hit-Hofman. Stolen bases
Marmion ~. hearney Billingsley Hoffman 49,. B
Akers, Brosnsn. kenney a. Leach u. Small 81
Hit BY ptcher-By Mamion. ;: by Small 2 WHd
pltehes-By Marmion. 5; BY Small. l. Passed balls
Wells q. Umpire-Mr. Loe;ch Time OF game
hour and - minutes
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First base By errors-st Martins l. Left on
bases-st Martins, o Trinity, T. First base on
halls-of Kerr. ?: Of Green. 2 Struck out-Bv
Kerr. g. by Green. 2 Home r1n-Heiurieh Two
base hifs-Mulln. Mess Salh. B. Sebastian
Buscher. Kerr. Sacrifice hif Howard stolen bases
Clark King McCarthr Hughes. Double PLAYS
King 20 Hughes; Hughes 20 Heinrich 20 King
Hit by pittcher-By Green Umpire-Shiplev
Time Of game-l hour and 2 minutes.
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Cong RHOAEf Reservoir. RHoAE
AverF. 2b-..-. 0 . Cozzs1s. ss.... 0 l /
fagle, Ia Q ? ] 0 Donovan. 3d.. 0 ?
Pcrp lb..... 10 0 0 Gill Zb... D 0 /
Hoibulner II Dorm e.. ! ,
Move. r--... ! Q 0 Walker b.. 0 8 I
1eager. ss.... 0 Saislip, H.. 0 0 0 0
smith, d.,... Mcfarland q. 0 ? 0
kIeameT. c.. ] 0 0 Weber n 49,. O B. o
RhorkfSaa, 2 ! 0 Tocuse. cf...- 0 0
Totals ..-... 81 Totals ...... 5-I7 Z
-ROhmsn cut: bit BY batted ball
Ccnuessionsls .................. 0i3 "a
Reservoirs ---.--...-.-............. 0 l 0 i 24
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
GETS FIVE OUT OF SIX.
Boston Hits Those Crippled White
Sox Like n WhIrIwind.

Chicago, Aug. 12-Errors by Isbell and
Robe gave Boston three runs early in the
game. and the sox were unable 10 catch
10. The champions made three Of their
FIVE hits in the eighth, netting two runs.
but went out in one, two. three order in
the ninth Score:
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To-day's sams-Bloominsdals Athletic Club vs.
Brookland Methodists
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sTANDING OF TIE TEAMS
GIANTS WIN FROM PIRATES.
Mathewson Holds Down Opponents
and scores Victory.

Pittsburg, Aug. 12-With the score tied.
Camnitz relieved Leifeld to-day In the
sixth, when two were on bases and none
out but fielding error, a sacrfhce. a
hit and two bases on balls gave New
YORK two runs and victory. Philippe
took the Teins in the seventh, but It was
TOO late. After the first inning Mathew
son settled down, and Leach's home-run
drive out OF bounds in the third was his
limit Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

First base by e--ors-New YORK, , Left On
bssfs-Pittsburg. 5; New Yors. First base en-
baiis-of Leifeld 2; oG Camnitz, 2: Of Mathew
son. Hits ua6e-OT Leifeld .: of Cannitz. !; Of
Philippe. Struck out-By Leifeld, ?: by Camnitz,
!; by Philippe. ?; b. Mathewson. L Home rlu-
Leach. Three-baSs hits-Clarke Bresushan. Two
base hitS-Leach, Sheeha1. Sac-t4ce hit-Dahleu.
Stolen Oases-Wagner. Bresnahan. Double play-Gib-
S1n 70 Sheehan- UapireS-Messra O'DaT and
KEN. Time Of g-me-2 hours. Attendance, so.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

blfst Dass oy errdrs-Cleveland, 2; New York
-e-t ,- % o5sss-e.eyeland, ); New York. Il First
oat-hy lAebhardt 4 Three-bsse hit-W Hinc5-
nan; IWo-oase hits-Tuner ~. " Hinchm,n
Slarke, Laportc, Thomas sac4acs hirs-T5sfg,,-J,
La1ois stolen bases-N1l. Turner LApors Cor.
10, FaSsed oall-Clarke. Umpire-Nfr Connolly
GnoeAls
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
WACDELL BOOSTS ATHLETICS.
"Rube" Puts His Team Into First
Place by Beating Tigers.

Detroit Aug. R-Waddeu pitched mas
terful scientific ball against Detroit and
was always on easy street He let I'd IN
the eighth and ninth and allowed four
hi5s and' one run. The home team was
palpaoly over excited. The crowd was
record breaking. Score:
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0d sieTer, in three innings of Killisn. in six
innings. Struck out-By Wsdeell. s.; by Siebe.. j;
By killian. >. TWo-hase hits-OLe l2'. Cobb.
Downs, Powers Davis 0ldring Sacifcss hits-
Rossman. Kiian. ssyboid, Nichols Stolen haze
Nichols Umpre-Mr. sheridan. Time q game
2 hours and % minutes Attendance, Il 81
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

FIRST RACE-Handic ip: $50 added; for three
year-ods, serCn furlouE. SeweH IL iBeckmani
10 ). won; ]. c. Gore IL Miller. 10 s. second ;
Mainchanoe 40 ifol6sts iDl. = 20 l. third Tine
Ia 80 Prince Hampfg1 TIE Wrestler. Barbary
Beile. ard PorIgcio also Fan.
SECOND RACE-SteCr bchase; handicap: for four
year-olds and upward 'Fhich have never wou =
stceplechsse cf thte value Of N30. about tTo
mics Psprika- 80 CfcInernvl, s 20 l. roa
Mooksis. li5 McLAinl 10 J. seoo.d Amanda 2
lR istonel u 2 trird Tine an. Garrett.
and The Docor also ra-L
THIRD RACE-For fllies and geldirss; tvovear-
old which hare not won & 0D SO added I've ard
one-hsf farionEs. NimiNs. IA knapp. 70 5
won DESTROYS. 10 Miller ? - l. second, Keep
Moving lo -fioiGsfein - n l. third Tinae o IS
Wooisp'n. SIX oClock, jMsuy Maid Nay Celia
slnslsam. King Thistle lznd Aristotle also rsn.
FOURTH RACE -ScIlhg The Catszu- purse;
$3.50 added: fer th-5eyt ar-olds and upward seven
fuslongs. Dreamer la2 il5nepp 70 :. won. Rvs
lo5 Miller. 70 2. ssconst Jsco5ire Io3 z Dugarl
I % J. rliTd. Tine l-5 0rtC1Iar Hyperion II
IroUbleDlker. G-=ipie md IEguisitor also ran
FIFTH RACE-SellinsE fo- three-vsar-olds and
upward; S7N added, ~ and o1e-quarter miles
= xoun Lad. ll5 Dug ar. 5 % ; VOC: Kiltsr
IN Miller = 70 70. second. Oosan SPRAY. 99
Love-. 90 70 l. third Tine. 205 LzIIy. FIrs,
Mason, and Blaady also iran.
Sixth rscs-Handiczp; 'Er tFo-yssr-ol5s $50 add
90 I've and one-haf fuzl scgs- Magazine. rs Flnn.
L % J. Won. Chrlita. I s tN0ttsrl. % = second ,
Gere Russell III Mill p 20 = third Tine
lH 25 Msuheins-. ,Slue He7ou Black Osk
George Considine. King Cobalt. Ziepaen, also Taa.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
Portsmouth shut Ont

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va. Aug. 12-Morrissy pitched
a one-hit game against Portsmouth. shut
ting them out II was a fast and we'll
played game Score.
Roanoke -.....-.....- 2 0 90 II
Portsmouth ..-...... o 0 90
Batterss-Morlssy and Cote; HaIlman snd Buns.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Rochester Rochester, %. baltimore. }.
At Torunto-Jcrsey City, ., Toronto. G
At Buf2lO-BuHalo. { Newark.
at M0utTGal-PrWidence. 5. Montreal. :.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Snau Fans Fifteea Collectors I'm SIX
inning Fame.

STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

A. Brocktou-Broc,tou. ! Worcester. o.
At Lswrcnce-LaUreuce 2. Lowell /
Al Fsi River-NeF Bedford. 8: Fan River. 4
A. LyuB-First same Lyrn 2 Ha7erhul I 10
uningsl- Second game Havcrhiu. s. Lynn. /
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

First base by errors-Chicago I; Boston. 3 Left
on bases-Chicsgo, (. Boston s. First base on balls
OF Walsh. 2. of Owen. !: Of Winter, J. Struck
Out--By Walsh. 3; by Owen. J. Two-hase hit-Is-
bell Sacrifice hits-Cnglaub, Sullivan Stolen base
Jones. le-play-SulliVan, Robe. and Davis.
Hit by pitcheT-By Walsh Umpires-MessrA
0Loughlin aad Evans. Time of game-I hour anG
50 minutes Attendance 500
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

Totals ..-... 3 81 9 Totals
-ROhrmsn cut. hit BY batted ball.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. Bridgsp0rt-Waterhnrv. ?. Bridgeport o.
At NeE London-Holyoke. e. New London. s
A. Ncrwich-Norgi~h Hartford 2
At New Haven-Srringfeld = New Haven. s
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

Small, pitching for the Property Clerks.
struck out fifteen Collectors in a SIX
inning fray yesterday. the Property
Clerks winning by Il to :. Aside from
this, he held the losers down 70 three
hits. two of which were made by Wal
ters.
Marmion, who held down the center of
the diamond for the Collectors, also
pitched cFeditable game. but his wild
ness and the poor fielding Of his team
mates WAS responsible for his defeat. He
struck out ten. but issued ten passes. hit
i've bftsmen, and made five Wild pitches.
Thel winners ran bases almost al viii
plrloining fourteen sacks.
The official score
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
CASE PATTEN EASY
Browns Pound SOuthpaw's
Delivery for Il Hits.
GLADE PROVES TO BE PUZZLE

Holds Washington To Five Hits,
Which Net Three Runs, While st.
Receives Good support, While Ma
tionaIs Are Not So Good in Field.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

LeIt on bases-St Louis, 9: Washington.
FIRST base on balls-Oh Glade. ]: OF
Patten' 2 Struck out-By Glade. .. bv
Fatten. 5 Three-base hit-Hemphul. Two
osSe hlJs-Spencer, Jones. Delehanrv. sac-
I.hee hlt-Patten. Stolen bases-Wallace
1eager, Clymer, Jones. Double play3
Fatten 70 Smith 10 Altizer. Unpires-
Messrs. Hurst and Stafford. Time OF ran7a
Il hour and so minutes. Attendance ITS6
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
FIFTH RACE-Five and nne-hsF f,,rlo-cs
SIXTH RACE-One IRE
Fort Erie.

FIRST RACE-seven furlo1ss; maiden three-y,
olds and upward.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

Al Laucaster-Lancaster. 8; Harrisburg.
AZ JohnstoWu-lohns'own, 3 Wilmington l.
At WiliamsDoTt--N illiamsport u Reading, 4
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

st. Louis, :, Washington, 3.
Philadelphia, :; Detroit, 3.
Cleveland, .; New York, 3.
Boston, 50 Chicago, B.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

'One out when game vas called
fBatted FOR Wilhoit n seventh.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
Danviue Ties Norfolk.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, Aug. I2.-Norfolk and Dan
vile batted for nine innings TO tie. to l.
this afternoon Umpire Cauhfower, was
late in arriving at the park. and the
game was not started until o'clock. It
was called on account OF darkness. Both
pitchers We're in fine form Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

A. BinEhamt0n-syrzcIse ?: Binshamton. 0.
As Utica, J. * c.. i Utica. z
AZ Trov -Albany g Troy. l.
At W1kesblre-seranton. 6; Wnkesbarre. .
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

To-days game-St yincents IS Trinity at Thir-
ty-ffth and W streets northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
Maps DOWN THE YANKEES
Hits Made on Orth Are at opportune
Times and Cou1t

Cleveland. Aug. I2.-The erippled ys,,,s
were oefeated this afternoon by the Grip
PED Maps. The Lajoieites punched hits
on ORTIZ and pulled out a victory in a
hstless manner. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

First base IN bslls-Of Mcfarland . Of Rhohr-
man. 2 Struck clt-By Mcfarland 2. b. Rhohr-
nan. 5 TwObase hits-Donn Walker. Sacrifice
hlts-Donovan. FaFie Stolen bases-Avery, Perry
Holbruner. Move e. Dom. Mcfarland Tosnse.
Hh by pitcber-B7 Mcfarland. 2; By Rhohi man. l
Passed oails-Donn ~ Umpire-Ant HaTTsi Time
NGS Eans-l hour ana % ninutes
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

'-e "a PiS'e-'i'Ats liieL rank
Donahue, last season one of the most
reliable pitchers OF the Detroit club VII
become the fifth member of the twirling
section OF the Tigers. The pitcher and
Manager Jennings had long conference
and If is believed that the outcome will be
that the sunny-locked singer will finish
the season in the uniform of the club with
which he worked last year.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. Toiedo-Toledo :; Milwaukee.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis s: India n coils. 2
A. LouiyTile-Louisrile. s. S. Paul. 3
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
DREAMERlHE VICTOR
H. B. Duryea's Entry Takes
Catskill Selling Stakes.
GOOD RACING ! AT SARATOGA

Boots DurneIFs Jacobfte Cuts Out
the Pace Unti1 the Stretch Is
Move Tp-knnp1s Outr3des Miller in
the Run Home iIrnd Gets the Place.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

Protagonist and PeUllant, G. c. Bennett 4
entry.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Lynchburg, 4; Richmond, 1.
Roanoke, A. Portsmouth, o.
Danvillc, II Norfolk, 1.
Nina iuninEs
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

Strangers in Washington will find de-
sirable roomIng and boarding houses sd
vertised in J'ne Her aid.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

To-days Eame-sureyor IS Assessors. at White
Lot SIS p. ID.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

Saratoga, Aug. 12-H 3. Duryea's
Dreamer, backed epwn 10 to >. and the
favorits. won the CbtskiH Selling Stakes.
seven furlongs. hersh to-day in a drive by
length, in l.25 fat
r. Dugan cut OUT the pace with Boots
Durnen's Jacobite. i,eFto ], until. he reached
the stretch where Dreamer and Rye. Z
70 ?, moved up Swiftly. Knapp outrode
Miller in the run nome, but Rye beat
JaCObite head
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13

FIFTH RACE-0ne and one-sixte
thraa-na.r-nl.is and nnward sallinc
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
AMATEURS TO MEET
Commission Will Be Organ
lied This Evening.
LEAGUES TO SEND DELEGATES
Capital City, Departmental, Mar
quette, and Sunday school VIII Be
- Represented on Commission Which
VIII Make All Arrangements for
the Series for The Herald Cup.

Delegates from the pennant-winning
teams in the four leading amateur leagues
/ Of Washington viii meet this evening at 8
o'clock at room No. l in the National
Guard Armory. 10 arrange for the series
! Of post-season championship games for
the cup offered by The Washington Her
aid.
President Carpenter. of the Sunday
School League. returned yesterday from
his vacation, and matters were soon ar
ranged 70 have the Sunday School League
! represented at to-nights meeting. so the
| leagues which will be represented in the
series viii be the Capital City. Depart
mental, Sunday School, and Marquette.
/ II VIII be up to the commission to make
all arrangements for the games, such as
selection of dates and grounds, deciding
upon the eligibility Of players and devi-
sion of receipts. To-night's meeting is
simply for the purpose Of perfecting an
organization Of the two delegates from
the four teams, but the committee intends
TO lose little time, and fl Is hoped 10 get
/ the series under way next week. in order
/ that all Of the gaines can be decided be
fore the Washington club returns from
its trip around the western section Of the
American League circuit
why Tie Up Park:
There was rumor affoat last night to
the effect that certain parties have en-
gagged National Park for all Of the dates
that the Natiousls will not be at home,
J but this report could not be verified by
President Noyes.
Although arrangements were completed
some time ago 20 have the teams play
for The Washington Herald cup. no pub
lie announcement was made until yester-
day On all sides the announcement was
tfavorably received. and there is every in
dication that the series will be a pro-
nounced success.
There was a mseting Of the Marquette
League set for tonight, but as two rep
resentatives Of the league viii attend to-
nights commission meeting. the Mar
quette directors will not meet until Thurs
day evening.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-13
Iotals..-. ) sII5 ?
0 0 0 0I l-s
0 0 5 0 II 0 2 o.

LAI--ea Hins-JetFolt, 2 Philadelphia, 3 First
Ease by srrors-Dsrroit, Philsdelphis. l. Left on
oases-Dstroit s. Philadelphia - First base On
hA--s-Oa Wsddel. 3; Of sieFeT. z Hits made
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-07
PROFESSIONALS DYNAMITED
SAFE IN FLORIDA TOWN

Hawthorne, Fla. Dec. C.-PTofes-
sional burglars dynamited the large
safe In the store of F. j. Hammond
last night, the explosion setting FIRE
TO the store. destroying the building
and a large stock OF goods. only two
boxes Of oranges being saved The
force of the explosion tore away the
outside Of the safe, but not the por-
ton where large amount OF money
was held. therefore the burglars Sc
cured nothing. From the Harmon
store. and while citizens were fight
ing the fire. the burglars entered the
store OF Webb & Barnett, where they
secured q small amount OF cash.
There Isl no clue to the identity O.
The thieves, but the authorizes are
now geareh-ng the neighborhood fog
suspicious characters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-07
REPORTED THAT FIVE HUNDRED
MEN HAVE BEEN ENToMR.
Ed m MINES.
THEY MAY ALL Be KILLED
TWO or Three Bodies Have Already
Been Recovered And Grave Fears
Are Entertained Fer SAFETY
Of Them All.


Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. t6,A terrific
and dl astrous explosion occurred in
the mines numbers six and eight at
4ha Consolidated Company q Mon
cngah, West Virginia today
4 long distance telephone metsage
received here says that three miners
have been recovered from the mouth
OF mine number three.
John Malone, superintendent of
the mines, says there are at least
1--WE hundred men entombed
The mine numbered SIX Is located
on the east side Of the Monong.a.-
ever and mine numper eignt IN tne
west side.
How the explosion occurred stimuli,
tapeously in both mines cannot be
explained at this time
All Is confu on at the scene OF the
disaster. and definite gnfoimation IS
meager
The explosion was heard for 4
distance Of eight mites 1t ii be
ieYed that majority og the entomb
cd men were killed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-07
ELI. OTIS BODY
IS RECOVERED
FOUND AT BoTTail OF ALTAMA-
1A YESTERDAY AND BROUGHT
To THIS CRY.

The body Of A, y Elliott. one Qt
The Atlanta engineers who was
drowned IN the AItanlaha river a few
days ago, was recovered yesterday at
the bottom Of the Altamaha river.
The body was brought to this city
an4 carscd p the undertaking es-
.snnaeAt og q. G aloure where
It was prepared for shipment and
was forwarded to Atlanta last night
over the Southern.
The body was in perfect condition
and was not deeompsed in the leass.
FI1enas or the unfortunate engineer
who viewed it yesterday said that
there had not been the slightest
change. although the body had been
under water for two or three days.
Undertaken Hackett stated to a
News reporter last night that it was
as perfect a corpse as he had ever
handled The search is still being
made for the three other men who
We're drowned
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WIFE MUST DIE;
HUSBAND Lv S
cooLp AND HIS WIFE WERE
CONVICTED or THE MURDER
or EMMA LEVIN.

Monte Carlo, Dec. We're ST.
Legar Gooid and his wife, Marie who
have been on trial before the superios
court OF Manaco. charged with the
murder of Emma Levin. at Monte
Carlo. last summer, we're today found
guilty MIS-. Good was 1enfanced tc
death and her husband to lnanrison-
nlent for life.
Go0ld and his wife left Monte Car
10 early last August, going to Mar
seilles A hotel porter noticed blood
o3z.ng from trunk which the two
had brought with them. and when
they drove Of with The trunk he no,
titled the police and their arrest fol.
lowed The trunk was found 10 con
tain Emma Leyln's body
Statements 80 to The facts in the
case were at great variance. GoolQ
himself confessed that he committed
the murder and that his wife had
nothing to do with it, The police
did not put much faith in his storl
and as the case was presented to
the court his wife was shown to be-
the real instigator
The evidence went to show that
Emma Levin. who was possessed Of
considerable jewelry and some mone1
had been invited to visit the Goolds
who were in needy circum tanccs
There she was killed and later a
quantity Of her jewelry was found in
the possession Of Goold and his wife
Her body was dismambered and
packed in trunk and valise. which
the murderers were trying to dispose
of when tha@ crime was discovered.