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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-04-01
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WEST VIRGINIA kEIGHB0RS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

There win be three times the
acreage in tobacco in this county
this coming season that there was
last The tobacco crop Is bringing
more money into Wayne county than
anything before in quite a number
of years, 1t was estimated that last
year there was more than 100000
brought into the county from tLls
one crop.-Wayne News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-04-01

The home of Jesse H. scaggs. Of
Wayne. together with nearly all of
the household goods contained in
the building, was burned last Sat
urday morning. The fire was dis
covered about 3:30 o'clock and be-
fore aid could reach The burning
building it was completely wrapped
in flames. The loss is about $4,000
covered by insurance. $
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-04-01
SPECIAL OFFER

The Big Sandy News and Cincin-
natl Weekly Enquirer win be sent
one year each for 1925, cash In
advance. This offer is good until
March 31st.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-04-01
CHESTNUT POLES.

We are in the market for four to
five thousand poles, z in. tip, from
80 IT. to SO It. in length. Highest
cash prices paid for delivery at
mouth OF Big Sandy or Guyan river
or our yard at Ceredo. w. Va. on
the Ohio river. Address
Moore Construction Co,
Charleston, W. w.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-04-01
FOR SALE.

saw-mill rig, six-horse GASOLINE
engine and lathe machine, Win sell
separate or together on easy terms,
good note and security.
u. c. SULLIVAN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-04-01

Two men we're killed and a house
burned as the result OF a collision
between lnterurban trains near
Lima. o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-04-01

Two young women were drowned
when a motor boat was swept over
a dam at Hlllsboro. N. II.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-04-01

Watch Repairing done BY an ex-
pert at Conley's Store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-04-01
FOR SALE.

White wyandotte Eggs. Is for
$3.50. MRS. J. J. FAGG. =
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
ENGLISH AVIATOR
AROUSES ANXIETY
Fate of Cecil Grace, Who At
tempted Return Flight Across
Channel, Unknown.

Dover. England. Dec. 23.-Thc great
est anxiety is felt concerning the fate
of Cecil Grace. a member OF the ROYAL
Aero club. who in an attempt 70 win
the Baron de Forest prize OF $4,000,
fIew over the English channel from Do
yer yesterday morning. reached the Bel
Eian frontier only 20 be turned back
by adverse winds. landiuc near Calais
ON the return trip. started from there
on the homeward flight across the
channel. and has not since been heard
from.
The report that Grace landed near
Deal. England. late Yesterday is incor-
rect and inquiries along both coasts
have proven fruitiess. Captain Bouc1i %
OF a channel mail packet saws that
Grace boarded his boat 1T Calais yes
terdav to seek advice about recrossinE
tho channel Bouchicr advised him 70
start twenty minutes after the steam or
and 20 follow in its wake. To Boucher z
surprise Grace started ten minutes be-
fore the packet and Flew In "a north
east direction. The captain feared that
the aviator went toward the North sea
The Osteud packet did not see Grace
and the last report was that he was
seen flying over Goodwin sands about
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
NEW RECORDS IN FRANCE
Aviator Lieutenant Cameron Carries
Passenger Across Country and
Wins $1,000 Prize.

Paris. Dec. 23.-French avators are
hanging up new worlds records. Today
Lieutenant Cameron established a new
mark for the longest cross country
flight with a passenger. covering 1fT
miles in four hours and two minutes,
thereby winning the 5000 prize Of
fered by LaEare WELLER. the head OF
the French syndicate which purchased
the rights IN France to the Wright pat
cnts.
Tho former record was held by Henry
Wcyman. the American. who on Sep
tcmbcr u, in an unsuccessful attempt
FOR the Machclin prize. made non
stop passenger run OF 1862 miles.
Mile. Helen Dutricu. who increased
the woman's cross country record from
s. 60 161 kilomcters GOt.7O miles,. viii
be awarded the coupe fcmina.
This afternoon VI. Laurenz won the
Deeper Dussin cup by flying 100 kilos
t62.11 miles, in seNenty-six minutes.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

Something which you NEED. but
which you do not feel bic TO buy
new" may be advertised amp day now
In the FOR SALE" coiumh-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
REBELS SURROUND
GENERAL NAVARRO
Commander of the Mexican
Government Forces in De-
Cidedly Close Quarters.
MORE TROOPS ARRIVING
New Commander Sent From Mexico
City to Take the Place of
Colonel Guzman.

Chihuahua, Mexico. Dec q. Cyia FL
Easc, Dec. 22.)-RumOrg OF the last
three days that General Navarro has
oeen surrounded b. the Insurgents were
lean who left PedernaIes. the scene OF
operations, on Monday afternoon. Ac-
corning TO this observer Navarro nos
slbly Is uninjured and remains at tho
mead OF Enactment OF his troops num-
perlng 200 at the village OF pedernale-.
He described their position there a. 80
precartouE. however. that scarcely "a
soldier could poke his head from the
protection Of the houses without being
fired upon.
In chihuahua no American cares 70
have his name used I'm connection with
war news. but the success OF HIS bust
ness depends upon the governmental
good Will The American who brings
ne news Is in the same boat and he
Iaiked only under pledges OF secrecy.
ne said that while he saw only 25O OF
NavarrOs force at Pedernales he be
lieVed that the remainder Of the ont
~, numbering I'm the neighborhood OF
$50 men, were posted in other posi-
tions. He received the Impression. how
ever. that the federals had sustained
heavy losses and he was certain that
they were surrounded.
lie declared that the mountains SUR
rounding Pedernales. varying in dis
lance from five to fifteen miles. swarm
with reVoluttonists. He added that 50
complete Is the Investment that Navar-
TO IS hard pressed to feed hts men.
! The man who brought this report
said that he saw many dead near tbe
/ village OF Pedernales. but that the zone
I In which they lay was fire-swept anr
/ navarro did not dare attempt burial 8
| lie returned TO this city through Ma
/ Paso. where the troop train was sho
| that a detachment OK insurgents stfI
I occupied the pass
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

Chihuahua. Mexico. Dec 22-One
thosuand government troops arrived
here last night and started by railroad
today FOR San Antonio. which is ten
miles from the recent battle at Nal
Paso- The outfit included a battery OF
light artillery and one rapid fire gun.
Another thousand men are due here to-
night. These. together with the rem
nant OF Colonel Guzman's troops. num-
bering 800, at Bustillos. will concen-
trate al San Antonio with the purpose
OF clearing MAJ Paso OF insurrectos and
securing control OF the railroad through
that strategic point.
colonel Guzman. who is in ser
ious condition at the hospital here,
described the ambuscade at Nal Pasc
as horrible experience. The insur-
rectos could rarely be seen while their
bullets rained into the canyon. When
he fell with a bullet through his left
leg one after another OF his men at
tempted TO reach him, but in turn fen
I until be cried out TO them to cease
their efforts.
Colonel GuZman will be succeeded in
command OF the achievements by Col
onel Cuellar. chief OF President Diaz
military staff.
Cuellsr IS one Of the best instructed
and capable OF the MeNicans in mill.
| tary matters.
When Nal paso shall have beer
| forced Cuellsr will form a junction
with General Navarro for the purpos,
| OF clearing the country west.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
PUBLIC UTILITIES,
commission URGED
Laws and Legislation Commit
tee of Commercial Club
Takes Stand.
FAV0RS SUCH A BODY
Recommends Passage Of Law by the
Legislature Creating a
Commission.
-FAVORS SUCH A BODY

Tho Commercial club committee on
law and legislation placed itself on
record yesterday az strongly favoring
tho Establishment or IN public UTILITIES
comnission and N the coming legisla-
furc does not create such n commits
sion DO wifi not be- for lack Of vigor-
uus work on the part or the commit
tee
THE matter was discussed at con-
siderable length by members ~ the
committee and there was only n slight
tior ~ bismarck Snyder. but when thu
matter came 90 decisive action there
was not En- negative vote. The motion
carried unanimously and the commit
foe VIII recommend % the board OF
governors that law be passed pro-
v'diuE Tor a. public utilities commission
for Utah. md that the Commercial club
use Itz Influence toward procuring the
passage OF the law.
This action by the committee was
not taken without careful considera-
wii1 adopt the recommendation there
a. fiftic doubt.
SIR Suvdcr'a motion and tho recon-
r1rndatiou which goes TO the board OF
governors is as follows.
"That tho committee on laws and leg
frfaff1u recommend Co The board OF
governors o. tho Commercial club that
law ha passed providing Tor pub
l'~ service commission Tor the STATE
~ Utah ard that the Commercial CLUB
urc POS influence toward procuring the
passage of such n Law
Carefully Considered.
Tho recommendation was first con
r'dcrod about two weeks ago. nut was
referred back. To prevent tho poTsi-
1UIfv NJ snap Judgment being taken.
frr question was under consideration
Tor two weeks and when ~ was brought
uu rEniu yesterday considerable dis
rr-afnn followed.
Those present were. Prank r. Stcph-
ems. chairman. a.. IT. Haclym1n, p. Bier
or. fr. Earl uuuVhcc. A. =. ellis. a.
u. TfoprHur-b. p. p. Holmes. T.. q. Ice
oscar Lehman. Robert y Porter. Bis
mnrck snyder. J. WRlcOtt Thompson
President JOY Tf. Johnson, Secretary j.
~. Caiue. and carl r Williams. dircc-
Tor 81 publicity.
T. WaIrotf Thompson made speech
FRI which nc indicated opposition 20 the
motion declaring that the commit ee
should coufiuo itself 60 non polttlca
Questions Tho discussion that FOL.
lowed soon disclosed The fact that The
majority o. those present were heartily
fu .avor % tho motion. Arguing IN
favor OF tho motion. a. T. ltoppHugl
declared that Utah. Idaho. WyomtnH
and West Virginia were the most rail-
wav-riddru states Tn tho country ano
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
UTAH NATIONAL
BANK
salt Lake City. Utah
Capital and Surplus, EzfO,OCo

Capital and Surplus, E7fO,OCo.
W. s. Mccormick. President.
Thomas r. Cutler. Vice President
Rodney T. Badger. Cashier.
c. X. Wells. Assistant Cashier.
soIIcits accounts from Banks, Firms.
Corporations aud Individuals Fully
equipped savings department. -Four rer
cent Pafd on Time DcBosita- safety De
posit Vaults for Rent.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
REFINERIES SHUT DOWN
Vacuum OIL Company, an American
Concern, brings the Austrian
People 20 Their senses.

Vienna. Dec. 22.--The long continued
conflict between the Galician refincrs
and the Vacuum oil company. an Amer
lean organization. is believed to be
nearing an end and is likely 20 result
IN a victory for the Americans.
The measures adopted by the gov
eminent against the Vacuum company
have compelled 20 to shut down it's re-
fineries and 20 stop buying crude oil.
The producers OF crude oil. fearful Of
losing their biggest customer. have now
petitiOned the government to withdraw
the repressivc measures against the
American company 70 enable resumD-
ton OF business. It is understood that
the ministry OF finance is willing -
accede to this request and n final set
Element is expected before the end OF
the year.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
Much Espccted OF CucIInr.

Mexico City. Dec. 22.-COloneI Sam
uel Cuellsr. chief Of staff OF President
Diaz, left for Chihuahua today 70 sue
coed Colonel Guzman temporarily as
commander OF the sixth battalion. now
operating against the insurgents near
Pedernales.
During Colonel Cuellar's absence.
Lieutenant Colonel Porfirio Dfaz. fr
will be chief OF the presidents staff
Accompanying Colonel Cuellar were
Lieutenant Colonel Alfredo NJ Torrea,
who will substitute for Major Vito
AlesiO Rubles, who was also wounded
at Nal Paso. Immediately on arrival
OF the new officers at Chihuahua they
will report TO General Hernandez and
will doubtless receive orders 20 pro-
coed at once TO BustillOs. where the
sixth battalion is stationed.
That the sending Of Colonel Cuellar
to the front bears more Importance than
II some other officer had been selected.
Is the impression here. as he Is known
to be man in whom the president has
implicit confidence. II Is believed he
personally will investigate the actual
state OF affairs in Chihuahua and the
efficiency and conduct Of the army. and
will make detailed report to Disz.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

recommended TO tho board Of cover
uorz
Another important matter considered
BY the committee was the proposed
change iu tax laws. 4 committee OF
five. consisting Of r. Biorcr Ir.. chair
man. a. r. Sanford, Frank x. Nebeker,
IT. r. Booth and = r. Hopkins, was
appointed by Chairman stephens TO
investigate the proposed measures
making taxes payable twice a year
ignatc deposltsries for public funds in
banks that pay interest
The motion of Addison Cain that the
committee recommend the passdge Of
. bill giving the county commission
ers the right to improve streets on
crty, and 90 permit tho Issuance Of
bonds FOR such improvements. the same
as the city does. was carried.
Publicity Work
j. Walcott Thompson. Bismarck Suy-
der and @. II. Rackman we're named as
a committee 20 draft bill similar to
the California law. but suited 90 con-
ditious in Utah. providing that county
commissioners set aside certain
amount Of their revenue for publicity
work.
The motion TO recommend that a bill
he passed requiring insurance Compa-
MES doing business I'm the state 70 in
vest 20 per cent OF their reserve FUND
within the state was lost. VIII q.
Farrell stated that the passing Of such
n law IN Texas resulted in the with
drawaI OF twcnty-siN companies and
that within n period OF three years
Texas lost vast amount Of money.
tee on sanitation and public welfare
that hospitals where cOnta Eious dis
eases may be treated be established
within the city limits was carried.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23
We are Milling

The best flour that ever was put on
the market for quality and uniform
ity. 1t is known as White Fawn
flour and whenever and wherever IT
has been given a fair trial the result
has always proven our claim. Your
grocer keeps IT.
SALT LAKE & JORDAN MILL &
ELEVATOR co.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-23

that they vrerc tho ones that did not
have a commission.
Pays for Itself
In answer 70 argument against tho
commission because Of tho expenses in
CURED. no read statement from tho
secretary or the railway commission OF
washington showing that tho commits
sion secured i'm taxes S1.000.e10 per year
and saved tho shippers 5000 the
items being twenty times more than
the expenses Of maintaining the COM
mission.
H. Biercr. jr.. said tho question was
not "a matter OF politics. but one or
vital interest 20 the people or the state.
Colonel H.. T.. Holmes was another To
speak I'm favor OF the motion. He said
This movement is along the line
Of improvements being made ln all the
advanced states OF tho Union and / am
in favor Of e."
Frank 3. stephens. chairman or the
committee favored the motion. declar-
ing that m the committee failed Co
adopt 90. Be- would be open 10 ccnsure.
Nhcu tho motion was put 90 n vote
% carried unanimously and viii he
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04
- (Il9)

Slime eontesta bastane cortesa-en ell n6meso
ultino pso, & la derecha.
Al penetrar ell obscure portal miro vacane la empi
NADIA esreca escaera sube entire dos parede la soa
idea de cuyo revueve ell est0mago grasen
asquerosas estan por de los nqunos de aoue
tenebroso caser0n.
Pero por Gerardo este pensamento anma para
auntar los horrores de la escaera ademas siento ale
gra al pensar que pronto habre deado todo aquello
espalda.
La ascension es larga penosa
media escalera la oscuridad casi completa; pero
pOr fin lego esrechO corredOr donde puertaS
Lamo al nueve cOntesan: 81 Adelante!''
EnrO quedo agradablemnte sorprend.da ante ell aseo
por no decir pucritud, que reina en- la guardhlla.
Hay maceas la ventana plantas trepadoras alderman
do las paredes helechos geraneo caj6n mlsgo
Dos moquisterO al extreme de la
ca algun0s grabados color penden de las paredes.
la muchacha que andaba por ALI ayuda de muleas
sembante ntegente aunque enveecido de agudos
Ojos negrOs de espso corto cabellO.
Use llama usted Rafff-la pregunte, mpresionada
ante aquelos ojOs escudrinadores
-Si-conest6me la nina cautanpnte.
-Vengo de parte de amiga de ustedcs. Mrs.
Hsag.
-aSif
-Deseaba verls usted pcrque listed conoc6 una per
por La cul estoy muy interesada-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04
CAPITULO XII

uando pcr ltimo carruaje despu6s de aIgunas para
las apra nqurir camno detuvo rente al numero nue.
re no pude de estremecerme al observar ell somor0
unlsero aspecto de aque ugar.
Tan repugnante era, que retrocedi la idea de saa
NJ pavmento fanagoso leno de basuras entire bandada
A dsarranados chieuelos para quienes ell ae lbre ell
aqua parecia I'm lujo
FL are es nfeeto de odos los huecos penden ropas os
tntando mil remendos aqui aeula Sc ven montones d0
restos de pescados de verduras
Jamas en- mi vida habia vso semeJante mi primer
impulse fue ordenarle al cochero que Volvese grupas
Pero pienso ell hombre cuya vida esta en- pehgro
ssto me presta nuevo vaor.
Salto del coche asprando bocanada de alre, Oil
sndoe al cochero que espere atraveso e tangoso pa
vimento me drjo La puerta.
-,Viven aoui los affi-preguntO uno de los shqui
Hos que r0dean
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04
UtnI 0IG Iecldg en- ID IIDTG19 DEL BQhh1 NeIl1]

UIInG 0D[0S ieC|h0S en- ID l|DIe[0 0P| nEAI Ne|CQN]
A. , cana & *s M ,. Maass M'<"sse s s.t,vo.
da fanqueo
sObrss poeicas dc Julio flores:l
Gosr. de ..je"je Po+sias
s s s.ss sv!t. %s =" cts Msu" .,;ee
Iors"s tsrog,~"> poi Currs Erquez ranqueo
La ~ H"mnd ltttias H. H. Bal'o b.n 'ltt lhh"' 20 ch
'' k s 45 Y%;o. por eonsao Molina tmo As
OBKAs DE D.. RAMON DEL VALE NCLAN:
Romance de Loo Con+la t"mo ftanqne
FL M"'ques de Br0d"" tNouo komantics tno 70 ctnt'
Ag"" Bd' comedja barbara tonne Is oe"av"s con fsna""
>an"""d Menara ! "mo 45 nt.vos iranqne
Lyetdas, ofa~, "no IS centavos faiqueo
polrs pvmn DO, Gonsao de aso tanqneo
H"mo tt"'s~s o~fas Nicolas Augusta Gonzaez oo 20 ce
"v % en- '""1 p s..s ecconadas nor jose Leon r.
% "s ~ r.a o Dor d. J~e Somoza tomo So 40 con hanqn4
G"t j. NerlaiLe, tono 20
Ly Hano Am~onas verse; po Qules Past"
~ c"tv,~ r"n fran4nto
KOnanco por FoItn omo 40 centavos
Nuras fasnas Poestas por Gabriel Gaan,
Ararsu Cusutos po e5
F''eac,ons Prosa Verso Jose Codna tom
"tsas Arturo Reyes t"m"6" cts con ffanqut'
Ova"As, ~Sia' Arturo Reyes tom" 10 ct" co" anqueo
ceuta O. III franq 30.
.,las LD,v aragoneses por Roque Teodoro at
ttutno5 OCxhtav con
carea. p~sAs Manuel Maeado tmo s. cts con frAnque"
pseln4s E. Dfaz Oanoio,
I6O fAnuutO
FL Daro 60 fianque
Matinee "mU
Cas.ns por Emilio Fna tomo so cebtavos
Can
POesias Carlos Baudelae taucidas Vn
Malquna tlno 70 ctlav'% fah4u-o
rs", roeeas Anonso Ieles Ne'a tomo ~ onaVo
hanquta.
A~deIacla por Murube 30
e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04
IMP0RTANTE
Leyes de 1909

Sc encuentran de venta
las I.eves y Re<olucionrs
lie 1900 4 un peso ejem-
pIar, y nm pes" 10 ceiita-
sos fQn II anuneo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04
Hotel Pa r1S
GALE AEEKDEx woo waM. no
Mayagisx.

Sis~sdo este sstshlee;miento q q
,entTo de Ia ealle N6nles Vigo, sem
~ jarfain al sTepse, es 81 ene reune
mayors veDtajas y eomadidadre parx
90 seSores viajeros. y el ane enent3
90 mejOres habitaeiones frescas. ven
'iladas na0nfffcos ba,os y dnchas.
Comidas tcdas horas -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29

bill was concluded. on a point of or
der the house eliminated a provision
authorizing the secretary Of agricul-
ture to purchase ana destroy animals
suffering from pleuro-pneumonia.
The senate spent two hours in an
academic discussion OF the tariff with
especial consideration Of its effect on
the present high prices of food pro-
duets.
senator Gallinger indicated opposi.
ton TO the speedy disposal of the post
al savings bank bill ana senator Bail
ey said he would oppose il every time
1t came up. The Gore resolution for
an inquiry into the cost Of the trans
portation Of second class mail mat
ter was referred to the committee on
postotfices and post roads.
The house adjourned until tomorrow
and the senate until Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
MEANS RECLAMATION
OF MILLIONS OF ACRES
Monden Bill Throws surface of Coal
Lands Open to Entry.

Washington, Jan. 2s.-The house
committee on public lands today
voted to report facorably the Mondeil
bill admitting TO entry the surface OF
coal lands in the United States. The
measure affects about thirty million
acres OF land in Wyoming, Colorado,
Utah, New Mexico, North Dakota.
Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
Regarding the proposed law, Mr..
Mondell said:
This bill, If it becomes a law wilt
open to settlement. cultivation and re-
clamation millions of acres of land,
the surface of which is now unoccu-
pied except as it is used for grazing
and on a large portion OF which Will
not b. mined for many years, If at
all.
1T is a conservation Measure in the
sense in that it both protects and re-
serves government coal deposits and
one that has "a bearing upon the high
price of agricultural products as it viii
open further acreage to production
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
FLEEING PRISONER
SHOT DEAD BY GUARD

Portsmouth y H.. Jan 2S.-Whilc
attempting to escape from the naval
prison here today three mon were
shot hy guards, who Killed ouc fugi-
dVe and wounded tho other two. The
dr8d man Is r. p. Spurling OF In
dianapolis The wounded men ar.
Harry McGarycA and Albert Mont
somory.
Roth vil %rcnfrr. The mon were
rslus short times for minor oncuses.
At ihr emo ga rho noon hour whcn the
prisoners were marching back 60 their
piaces bon che yard. the three men
made their dash for liberty.
Tho msttives bad gotten only " Jew
hundred feet Son into the tsream.
when The p%ursuCrs. seeing their de-
mauds for surrender d~isrrgarded.
opened rfe