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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-12
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FINE BOY.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Conner
on Sunday a fine boy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-12
EAkIH SPLIIS
DURINGSTORM
Place Opens, $50 Feet Long, 3
Feet Wide, IS Feet Deep
in Earthquake Zone.
Hearst News Service.

Messina, Jan. 12-Search for the
buried victims of Italys great earth
quake continues and frequently is re-
warded with the rescue Of the living.
Yesterday noon a man named Ben
saja, who had spent fourteen days
without food, locked in the ruins of
his home, was taken on, unconscious
and resuscitated.
He had been caught in a kind of
strait-jacket formed by the debris
and was compelled to watch the ling
crying death of his wife and four
children.
Pair Saved After 10 Days
Saturday a married couple were re-
moved, not only alive. but conscious.
Their Imprisonment had lasted thir-
teen days.
Saturday night a terrific tempest,
accompanied by earthquake shocks,
arose, causing a number Of fresh col
lapses in the ruined city and spread
ing new terror.
Quays Destroyed.
Tents or huts, housing the destitute
survivors, were destroyed by the wind
and binding rain.
More than go feet of the landing
quays in the harbor was swept away,
carrying a large quantity of provi-
sions stored there.
Near Giarre an immense fisure OPEN
ed. 1t was $50 feet long, feet wide
and IS feet deep, and has been styled
by the people "The Mouth of He'll"
The American consulate, where the
stores from the relief ship Bayern
are being distributed was beseiged all
day yesterday by a crowd of hungry
refugees.
New Appeal Made.
Ambassador Griscom paid a visit
Saturday to the house Of the Catholic
archbishop, who, after confessing that
his relief committee lacked both food
and money, instructed the ambassador
with a message to Archbishop Ireland
of st. Paul, who is now in Rome, ask
ing him to make another appeal fol
American aid.
Food, clothing and other supple.
were Immediately sent to the arch
bishops committee from the Bayern
The disinfecting of the city is pro
crossing rapidly. The illumination o
the city by electric lights has beef
partly re-established.
Fleets Visit Appreciated.
The American feet, which arrives
here Saturday and left Saturday night
made a great impression.
Expressions of gratitude and admin
alton are still heard on all sides. Al
miral Sperry's last act before leavin
was to send a launch with a burie
party to convey the body of Mrs. A. ]
Ogston, wife of the British consul
across the straits to the Englisl
cemetery.
Valuable Paintings Saved.
Prof. Salinas has succeede in savin,
from the ruins of the civic museum
several valuable paintings, includin,
the famous Triptych by Antoinello d,
Meshina, of 1853.
Almost $4,000 900 in money and val
uables, besides the contents of the
safes of the various banks, already
have been recovered from ruins.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-12

See the handsome diamond rings
which The News is giving away in its
great $4,000 subscription contest.
They are on display at the H. H. Ora
ham Jewelry Company.
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STRAWBERRIES IN JANUARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh at Mount Olive
have strawberries of their own cult
walton ready for table use and a gar
den green with crisp lettuce, red-lined
plats, onions and white-hearted cab
bage, with. big-eyed Parma violets
that smiled out cheerful greeting to
the newspaper woman and stranger
within their gates.
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THE NEW SHOE SHOP.

me and get first-class repairing, we'll
and quickly done at reasonable prices.
l also take your measure and make
hoes to fit your feet. Nothing is more
comfortable to the foot than a neat
handmade shoe. Give me trial.
A. l.. O'NEAL,
Shoemaker.
No. sos East Seventh street, Hat.
tiesburg. Miss. I'm.
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SHER1FF'S SALE.

state OF mississippi,
Forrest county.
HATTIESBURd HEIGHTS LAND CO.
VS.. No. 1O41.
F. N. P. HATTAR and
J. H. BUsCHMANN.
By virtue of ah execution which is
sued from the office. of T.. ]. Nixon,
circuit clerk of tie county of Forrest,
and in favor of rHattiesburg Heights
Land Company, ind against F. N. P.
Hatten and ]. II Buschmann or the
sum of $1,2OS.25I besides the interest
thereon and cost of suit, l have this
day levied upon the following describ-
ed real estate belonging TO the said
defendant, in thu county of Forrest
and state of Miss 6sippi, to wit:
Lot 10 and wes " lot IL, block 7,
]. l.. Mcdaniel addition to City of Hat
tiesburg, also commencing chains, "a
links west of Northeast corner of
southeast quarter q southeast quarter
section s, township north, range 13
west and run west P93.6 feet more OF
less to northwest crkner of said quart
er section, thence S. R89 feet to point oil
beginning. Thence 81 525 feet more OF
less to south line of said section g.
thence east on sodsb line of said sec
ton s, 1862 feeN tAance north 52i
feet, thence west .Afeet to point
of begenning, contains Scres, more
or less. All being l0cated m section
5, township 4AQrth anges1S west
all of which I WV offer for sale al
front door of court\ house on Monday
the first day of February A. d. 1909
to satisfy said judgment and all coste
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BUSINESS BUILDERS
COAE.

when in need of the best coal in
town or oak and pine wood, phrone
Southern Lumbar & Ice Co., Cumber-
land PAS, Home $50. Full weight and
prompt delivery.
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Call at the Abney Furniture Com
pany and see the two handsome
pianos which The News is giving
away in its great $4,000 contest.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30
KING PRESENTS
Pin TO JOCKEY
Danny Maher Pilots His Ma.
jeSty's MinOru Home in
Steeplechase.
WINAN'S SIR MARTIN
WINS 1000 S0VEREIGNS
First Real Good Work of Ameri-
can Horse on the English
Turf.

NEWMARKET, England. Oct. 90
King Edward presented Danny"
Maher, the American jockey, with
beautiful iewelled scarfpiu in rccogni.
ton of the Jockeys success in winning
the Free Handicap sweepstakes yester-
day with his maicsty's Minoru.
The lIoughton stakes OF % sovcrcigns
each. with 200 sovcrcigns added. for
two-vcar-olds. was won today by Tines
sadaY. Tronawand was second. aud Plan
Tin third. August Belmont s Doncourt
and II. p Whitney, g Pcduot were un-
placed
The Criterion Nursery handicap, ut
seven furlongs. WAS won by Miss Ell
len. Cog was second and Minlcy third
August Belmont g Ainical was unplaccd.
The Durham Stakes handicap of 1000
soycreigns. for thrccNcar-olds and up.
was won by Louis Winans Sir Martin.
Faithful Don was second and Bonnie
Bay third. Nine horses started.
The free handicap Of 100 sovcrcgus
each. for twoyear-olds, six furlongs.
was won by Sunbright w. Astor s
Winkipop was second and Apache third.
IL, p. Whitnev's Sallie Of Navarro
was among the starters.
The Quccnsburv handicap Of 800 SOW
crcigns. for threc-ycar-olds and mp, five
furlongs, was won by Gallcot. Golden
Flight was second and Vitange third.
H. p. Whitney's s Bobbin III was un
placed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30
Fort Douglas
Ogden Race Entries

The entries for today's races at og-
den are as follows:
First race. four and a half furlonSs,
selling, 3-year- olds and upward-Mollie
Montrosc, III: Belle Brady, ia Chcsa-
peake. IN; Grass Cutter. Sl0l; Bird in
the Bush, ia; Lady Powell. lO9; Libber-
vale LOG. Sir Barry. l07. Burning Bush.
ia; Byron. LOG: LuXurio, III; Jillctt 'l09,
Robert Mitchell l09
Second race, selling. 2-ycar-olds, FIVE
furlongs-Dora Payne. 10; Faurusa, 10;
Mary Genevicve, lO5 Charles J. Harvey,
llG; Luke Mccoy, 1l3,
Third race: selling. S-year-olds and up
ward, one milc-Merlingo 'l05, Aunt Kit,
l0l: Trocha. l01, Bcldcn. 10; Aks-AE-
Ben, lI2f Priceless Jewel, lO1.
Fourth race, selling, all ages. five fur
longs-Mossbacll, 9109, Hereafter. III;
Balcrian l22; St Joe III; Marwood. III;
Robert. SC; Lady Panchita. 80: Mona
Cannoman, 80.
Fifth race, selling, seven furlonSs, 4
year olds and upward-Maud McG.. l09;
Surety. ll3; Elmdale, ~l0i, Invader ll5:
Tavora. ll5; RustIinG SILK, HlO4; Au-
cassip, l09, Bon Ton is; Kaiserhoff, ll3;
HI Caul- Cap. lo9: Dorothy Ann. 1C9; Pre-
tension, l09; Col. White. il2.
Sixth race. six furlongs. 3-year-olds and
upward-Banthel, i02; Wheatstone. 100,
Wildwood Bill. l02; AqUilinc. l0I; Jerusha.
l07; Sylvia o., 1O7 No Rule lO2; sam
Barber. l07 Mabel Bollandcr, l0I; Alien
berg. l0j: Coblcsliill l0I: Athgod, 10.
Apprentice allowance.
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Anueduct Races

AQUEDUCT. y. Y. oct 29-Thcrc
was no feature TO racing here today,
The fourth race was reduced TO two
starters and Arasec, 10 favorite.
won. Clrlcy Brown. manager Of the
Jacksonville meeting, was al AQueduct
He said that no results from tho track
at the coming Jacksonville meeting
would be handled The meeting Will run
ono hundred days or more.
First race. six and half furlongs-
Hoffman. GO To |. won. Bosom, IL TO /,
second Rose Queen. TO TO- third. Time,
l 90 SO,
Second race one milc-Blackrord 7 to
,. won. Qusntico. . 10 . second: Bonnie
kelso. II to /. third. Time, 1:4f 20
Third race. six furlongs-Anavri. to
!, won: Helen Carroll, 12 TO 1. second !:
Harvey f., to l. third. Time, l,16 4-5,
Arasce. To ;. won: won Sir Sir Cieees, ':eTc'' to /,
second. Time, so %. Two starters
Fifth race. selling mile-Sanguine, 5
10 !. won; Miss Alert. to >. second !:
Home Run, to /. third. Time. 1:44
Sixth race, fiyo furIongs-Jacquelin 2
TO ], won; Stickcr. 10 :, second; I'm
prudent. 10 J. third Time, 1:0l
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OGDEN RACE TRACK
WILL OPEN TODAY
Best Horses From Salt Lake
Are Entered for First
Races.
MEET WILL CONTINUE
FOR THIRTEEN DAYS
Murray viii Be Starter and
Blum the Presiding
Judge.

With Gfty-scvcn horses entered I'm
the various events on the opening card
of The big meet in Ogden, which be-
gins today and viii run for thirteen
days. there remains 20 doubt that
with fair weather. the Ogden meet will
be thee most successful ever conducted
in that city. AS was expected, every
race filled more than ordinarily well
with a splendid field booked to 20 in
the fourth race, the feature Of the day
The opener brings out nice lot
of sprinters, including Jillett, Burning
Bush. Mollic Montrose and Chcsspcak,
all of which showed to good advantage
in Salt Lake
The second race. for youngsters
brings out some nice ones, with Dora
Payne rhe overnight choice. The third
al mile, Is an open race, with four
of the horses figuring as keen con
tenders, although Priceless Jewel may
90 to the post favoritc,
In the feature, AT fivc-eIghths, the
speedy Hereafter Mona Canomapn,
l}alcran, who gave Lord Nelson lots
Of trouble recently. and other very
fast ones VIII meet
Thirteen are booked to 90 in the
fifth, which VIII prove hard one for
the talent. as 4 majority of them have
chance to get down in front, on 1ig.
uTcS.
The final should prove one of The
best contests of the day, with twelve
entries.
A special train over the Oregon Short
Line VIII leave Salt Lake at | p, m,
aud return Immediately after the races
The slight rain of yesterday served
TO put the track in perfect condition.
The number of entries is far in excess
Of any yet secured in Ogden. showing
that Manager Murray will ba well sup
piled with horses throughout. With
Murray at the barrier and wide open
ring and Judge Blum in the stand, the
meet should have the confidence OF
the public
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Latonia Races.

CINCINNATI. o.. oct. 29.-Tom Hay
ward at TO l. won the feature race
at Latonia today in driving finish from
Right Easy. The later set hot pace
TO within few jumps OF the wire, when
the light weighted Tom Hayward over
took him and heat him a neck.
First race. five furlongs-Ethel -. .
TO L. won; Flcuron's Daughter. ] TO 1,
second; Ferrand Cecilan, 20 to !, third
Time. 200 20
Second race, six furlongs-Dr, Waldo
Briggs. . TO /. won; Bruce Rice. TO l.,
second; Tom Holland, 20 = third. Time,
1913 1-5.
Third race mile and siXteenth-Many
Colors. > to J, won; DeNtrinc, to l.,
second; Plume. TO /. third. Time, l:fS.
Fourth race. five and d half iurlongs-
Duquesnc, 10 2, won; Calash. II 10 5,
second; My Gal, j. 10 !, third. Time
1907 20.
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Tom Hay
ward, 4 to i, won; Right Easy. 4 to D.
second: T. Nj. Green, to ., third. Time,
1.25 A..
Sixth race one mile-Des Comnets 90
to l. won; Alice Baird, : 10 :. second; (;
Denver Girl, 10 To l. third. Time, l:f0 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30
BASEBALL DIFFERENCES
ARE NOW ADJUSTED

CINCINNATI. oct 29.-Nll the dlf-
fcrcnccs and managerial abrasioUs re-
sulting from the sharp correspondence
between President Murphy Of the Chi
cago National league baseball club. and
Chairman August Hermann OF the Ma :
tional baseball commission have pccn
smOothcd over ana hcaled by the diplo-
macy of Charles p Taft. who owns -
per cent interest In The Chicago club.
When tho dispute between Murphy and
Hermann over the purchase OF PfcffcU
OF The Toronto club and Cole OF the Bay
City club by Murphy. recently become
acute. Mr.. Taft arranged conference
between Murphy and Hermann
In Tafrs office today, Murphy and
Hermann shook hands and rene wed old
friendships. As a result OF the meeting.
however. The $500 fine imposed by the
National commission against the Chicago
club over the Pfcffcr matter remains in
tact and also Murphy must pay $1,000
for Cole rs a direct purchase. instead OF
$500 on . draft
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30
JEFFRIES AND JOHNSON MATCHED AT LAST
VARSITY AND FORT
DOUGLAS MEET TODAY
Students VIII Try to Defeat
Uncle Sans Regulars
on GridirOn.

The university football team viii meet
Fort Douglas in a match game to bc
played on Cummings field this afternoon,
commencing at o'clock. This is the
first time that Coach Maddock's men
have had a chance TO play on their own
grounds this season. The men are all
III good condition for the game and are
confident OF winning.
The soldiers have an exceptionally
strong team this year and arc confident
that the honors are coming their WHY
All OF the old players OF last year are
OF the team
The Fort players. under the direction
of Lieutenant Ellis as captain. have had
better coaching this year than over be
fore, They have also been on special
training table and are in the best possi-
blc shape for the game.
A great football rally WAS held at the
university Friday. and il all the cnthusi
asm that was shown at the meeting is
displayed on the Gcld today the soldiers
Will have n hard time to make them
selves heard at the game In spite OF the
fact that they will be present in body
accompanied by their military band.
The following Will be the lineup:
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Pinllico Races.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 29.-In the siN davs
races or the Maryland Jockey club. the
Electric Park stecplechasc was won by
Stcllaland Ticket OF Leave fell at
The ninth Jump; Maic Fletcher at the
seventh and Defiance at tho thirteeuth
the iast-namcd breaking his shoulde: lie
was destroyed.
First race. six furlongs-sc -scarpla. : to
.. won: SoIenia. to :, second; Hedge
rose. 30 to l, third Time l;144-5.
second race, one mile and seventy
yardS;-Taboc, TO >. won; Pins ana
Needles, to >, second; Cunning, 10 TO
|, third. Time, 1.i6.
Third race. six furlonEs-McrIy GiSt
I 10 won; Spellbound. { to J. second ;
ScwiCk. 10 l. third. Time. l.l41-5
Fourth race. steeplechase. ab>nt two
mlles-Stellaland 10 ;, won; Lynne
wood, TO J. second; Ticket of Leave,
l2 TO I, third. Time. i:S2
Fifth race, five and half fuongs-
Chiffon Queen TO l. won; Phoronis. 20
to J.. second: Kyle 10 10 l. third. Time,
.0S 1-5.
sixth race, six furIongs-Wood Lane.
I To >. won; King Commoner , TO /.
second Check. 20 10 1, third Time.
Ia -.
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No Chance for Trade.

ST. louis. Oct. 29.-"Thcre is abso.
iuicly no truth in tho rumor and posi-
lively no chance for New York or any
other club TO get Eonctchy. - Is the way
Roger Brcsnahan, manager OF tho ST
Louis National league team, replied 10 4
query today regarding the New York re-
port that kouctchV was TO pe traded foi
IcI2og and Mcrklc or that club.
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Horses Going to Florida

NEW YORK. Oct, % The Jackson
vile race meeting. with its numerous at
tractvc stakes, has tempted n number of
the more prominent turf men. Among
those who are preparing 10 ship their
horses 10 Florida from the Metropolitan
district are: r. f. Carman, Barney
SCHROEDER, II. l.. shaw James Arthur, II,
@. Bcdwcll j. Il. Respess. James Nc
Laughlin. j. w. Schorr, w II, rfzcr. ST.
lamcs's stable G. II. Hollc. !. c. Milan,
j. W. Mcclellan and r. y. II Eraudt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30

CINCINNATI Oct. 29.-"No ovcrtures
whatever have been made by the New
York club for trade for John King,
said President Murphy 10 the Associated
Press today.
Another New york story not founded
on facts is that Ruolhsch win go 10 the
New York Nationals. Why, I wouldn {
trade Rucbach for tho entire New York
club with tho exception Of Ma thew
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-"Dots" Miller,
the great second bsscman OF tho Pitts
burg baseball club, who was highly culo-
glzcd by the mayor and common council
OF his home town, kearny. n j., has
returned 10 EcarnY and has organized
basketball team. with which he hopes 10
follow townsmep have planned a rcccp-
ton. n dinner and clhnr honors for Millcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30
HIGH SCHOOLS MEET
ON CUMMINGS FIELD
Ogden and Salt Lake to Play
Match Game for Cham
pionShip.

Tic Salt Lake and Ogden high school
football teams will meet for the first
time this season. Saturday morning, in
n league game on Cummings field Ow-
ing 10 the University Soldier game In
the afternoon. the high school game will
be called at lO:3e o'clock In the, morn
ing. regardless OF weather conditions. Al
though the high school should win by n
large score, according TO the dope
sheet yet one of the hardest games
Of the season is expected by the Salt
Lake boys. and they will enter against
their Ogden rivals with a determination
TO retain the championship.
The high school team has been work
ing Tor the past week, and the boys arc
in the best OF physical condition The
lineup may be slightly changed owing To
the sick list, but Dad" Convile will
rely upon his subs to do good work,
Coach Brown OF the ogden team has
worked his boys hard since their defeat
ny Granite. and he Is confident of VIC
iory The Ogden team showed a num-
ber OF weak spots against Granite but
the past weeks work has made won
deriul change In team work Ogden will
come down on nm carly train and go d.
rectly To- The university gymnasium. a
trainload OF rooters will accompany the
team.
The boys who arc eligible to play are
as follows:
Salt Lake. ogden.
GALLAGHER Wctzel.. re. 49,. -. Stone
Yates .........rt., ~. Watson
Wallace, Bacltman. .rg. :. $50 Sample
1i2wn ~ MGtnIyrc. &C.. Smith
Warthman. Godbc .lc johnson
f1lzpatrlcN, Capt. OBJ. >. Oldham.
tomncy. Moran
GoodSpcdc c......s....lhb ~ Bowie
wheeling. RIB. .r.. ...... Evans
T. Romney, Stout. :. rb.. Douglas, Capt,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30
JAMES 4. JEFFRIES.
John ARTHUR JOHNSO'
Theatrical Offers.

Jcfrcs returned from Europe week
AGO and johnson came cast from Chi.
rago Yesterday for the meeting Both
mon have many theatrical offers. and
both their managers say that they will
scoop IN Il little expense money he
fore going INTO strict traiuino. .lcf-
fries has been doing gSmnastic work
since his arrival here.
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AMERICAN FORK FIVE
BEAT SALT LAKE TEAM
snrcial 10 rhc Trihune.

Special u TIC Tribunc
AMERICAN FORK. oct. 29.-The local
basketball team defeated the l.. u, :.
five from Salt Lake here tonight by the
score Of 20 TO II. in the most exciting
and hotly contested game ever witnessed
I'm II local hall. over 500 people attend
cd the game. which was so full OF Sou
sational PLAYS that tho crowd WAS kept
in continual applause When time WAS
called for the first half. tho teams stood
lied with 10 points each. The second
half was stubhornly contested To tho very
end the result being in doubt until the
referees whistle blew FOR the 6nlsh Bar
raft and West were the stars Of the local
nyc. and KcSsler, Lund and Snow did
the basket throwing ior the visitors.
The lineup.