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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22
q mo COBB
Them HARD.
Show That American
IN Batsmen Made Pbe-
& nominal Record.

GAG. PA. October az -
consroversy regarding the
Cobb and 1ajoie in the last
" the American League
x oSkA l.. Moreland, the
G6Ali stAtlsticiafi, compiled
a1G rather startling figures.
kt LsA3oie. In the last nine
" season. batted .s.l. and
s k3h8 the last six days OF
M bafore he retired, batted
Something perhaps before
III baseball Moreland's
\ 10sA:
e 1ast day OF August ajoie
>&4 rs. having made ITO hits
ii 1seo ~ hat. Cobb on the
~ had : batting average OF
III hits In Az times at
%N1m the first OF September
4 een LAjoie made 20 hits In
~ hat. m average Of 371.
~ Gfte<nth till the twenty
Nm he was hurt. he made
b ti1nea at bat, an average
E0sn the first Of October
61on Of the season he made
~ times at bat. an aver
tho last six weeks OF the
k5o3e WAS at bat f1@ times
S4 hits, an average OF 4s6.
e1 hi1 average 1877 points
~ Il NaA the first of Sep
IA the last month or from
e 10 till the end OF the season
1evelahd batter made three
n f1Ines and four hits twice,
rkce and one hit three times.
6nt4ng that time to make a
~ eAmes.
10 the ether hand. at the
a1GDnt had an average OF
ma above. During the first
~ month of September he
4 NJ kAnies. went to bat II
M made 7 hits. an average Of
<tlkN second half OF the month
y IA nine games. went to bat
4314 made 10 HIS, an average
y M month Of October he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22

played in six games and was at bat
II times getting IL hits. an average
of 492.
From the first OF September till
the end of the season he played in
twenty-one games. was at bat 90 times
and made 81 hits. giving him an aver
age of 492. This was gain over his
average at the time these figures are
taken from of 40 points.
I'm the last fourteen games Cobb
took part in he was at bat IS times
and made rs hits, an average OF 52l,
In the fifteen games Cobb did not
fail 10 make one or more hits In any
game. making one hit six times two
hits six times. three hits once and -four
hits once"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22
JACK JOHNSON IS
IN TROUBLE AGAIN
Sculptor Says Champion Owes
Him $4,000 for Plaster
Cast.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.--Jack John.
SON. the champion pugilist, has an.
other lawsuit on his hands. The
plaintiff IL Cartaino Sciarrino. aculp.
tor. who seeks To recover $4,000 which
he alleges the negro boxer owes him
for making q plaster paris cast OF
the johnson physiognomy.
Through his lawyer. G. G.. Eugar-
man. Of l32 Nassau street. the scnlp.
tor declares johnson pused many
times for him In July last. aftsr com
missioning him to make the cast. Fin.
ally. when the thing was completed
Johnson Ii said to have expressed
great admiration for it. But when
sciarrino sought to collect hin bill
johnson was not to be found. In
deed. says the sculptor. when he did
see the black champion and asked fos
his money. johnson ignored him.
johnson has been served with the
summons and complaint In the suit,
and the case Unexpected to be placed
on the calendar In the Supreme Court
for trial soon.
Johnson event went % far az to
inscribe his name on the base Of the
cast with q nall. according to the
sculptor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22
FINE HORSES SHOWN
At HEATHsV|llE FAIR
Many Bloodcd Animals Expected
and Good Race VIII Make
Up Card. ]

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.
HEATHSvILLE. VA. October %
Incident TO the approach of the
Heathsvilie fair next month the
horsemen from every quarter OF
Northumberland are frequenting the
race track here and the horses from
standpoint of breeding and speed
compare with those In any section OF
the State. Beginning with the or
ganization OF the Northern Neck
Agricultural Association. which held
annual fairs here for many years
the citizens Of the Northern Neck
took live interest in fast horses and
now boast of the finest horses to be
found anywhere This pride has
created a demand for speedy horses
throughout the Neck and the people
are devoting much attention to tie
raising of biooded horses, they finding
1t profitable. Recently Mr.. W. r.
Miller. horseman OF Washington,
ID. c.. has gotten hold OF the fair
grounds and the races are held under
his MANAGEMENT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22

ITHACA. n. r, Oct. 22.-The hard
scrimmaging Of the past week has
left its mark on the Cornell football
squad. and the eleven that faces ver-
mont In the last OF the preliminary
games to-day will be by no means
the strongest that can be got together
here. Pitcher. Robb and ,xeller arr
II Butler Will ct into the line 10,
Blackwell Will start ct right end.
,Delano AZ right tackle ana O'COnnor
1t left shalfbAcik Should II rs dis-
covered that pelano u not up % snpfx.
INelier Or Austin win haysS to "a III.
though neither f14r u fitsto dO himseif
justice TIE ~ u 1l6t6 = sishal drlii
r. oenDf Y HltSf a - ss1' q q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22

the roadside when the weather waz
not too lossterous. During the day
the tent was rugged up over the ton
neau somewhat after the style of old
prairie sclioeners Mr. Wright is now
on his way to his fathers home IN
England, and will continue his run
through Europe In the same car.
Entry Hanks for the international
aviation tournament which will be
held at Belmont Park, Long Island,
n. T., from October 20 to &c. have
been issued and are being scattered
broadcast throughout this country and
Europe, The cash prizes offered for
the meet amount to $5o.000 and in
addition to these all who compete will
be allowed to participate In the profits
OF the meet. Entries will close on
October /.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
portland Tore -Seattle tWash.) road,
and five miles of maeadam roadway
has been finished in the vicinity of
Castle Rock. Wash.
Failure to care for the concealed,
"hard-to-g et-at' and, therefore, gem
orally overlooked mechanism OF au-
tomobiles is the cause of the rapid
depreciation of many cars according
to the statement by H CLIFFORD
Brokaw, principal OF the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association 8
Automobile School, New Lork ITO
prolong the life of your automobile,
keep your ears open far squeaks, and
don't forget to lubrieate,' he says
Automatic lubricators usually take
care of all moving parts OF the engine
and need very little attention.
I
| DIR. Dallas A. Shafer, formerly con.
! nected with the Richmond Motor Co
| has established a wholesale and re-
tail automobile supply house at los
! North Eighth street, under the name
| OF Dallas A. Shafer & CO. 1t will be
| the plan OF this new concern to keeT
a full line of automobile accessories
| They are distributors for the Cont
mental Tires and Demountable Rims
| and will handle all adjustments In
| their territory. They have also Sc.
| cured the agency for the Strombere
| Carbureter and the Mosier Spitf1re
| Plug.
| In connection with their supply
| business they will operate q vulcan
iaing plant. Their plant will be
! equipped with the most modern equip
mein and will be in charge OF an
expert tire repair man. They will
J commence operations In this line in
| about two weeks' time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22
Harvard Shows Form.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Oct. e2.--
Harvard's practice in preparation for
the Brown game to-day was short and
light. the shortest since real prac-
tiee began. The usual formation plays,
in which teams A aud b lined UP
against each others. were done
through with, and then there was sig
nal drill in which all hands were very
gingery.
The work was topped off with prac-
tfce In forming to protect the runner
after the receiving of a kick-off. The
varsity lineup was as follows. and
will be the same Tomorrow: Left
end. Lewis; left tackle, Mckay; left
guard, Minot; center Huntington;
right guard, Fisher, right tackle;
Wilmington: right end. l.. Smith;
quarterback, Potter, left halfback,
Corbett; right halfback. Wendell:
fullback, Tyron.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22
Army Team Winds In Training

WEST POINT, Oct. 22.-The army
team wound up its weeks practice
with every man in excellent shape,
with the exception OF Hicks. who
wrenched his leg in the Yale game.
and Will not play tomorrow and not
until the Harvard game. IAmphier.
the new end Coach Nelly has been
trying this week, will play right end.
and II Is expected he will make good,
The soldiers have every confidence OF
defeating Lehigh, but are sensible
enough not to be affected with q "bir
head since they hnmbled Yale. and
the best team the army has will begin
the CANT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22
lIlJR[
lI|||IG CAME:
- Final Contest
Poor Fielding
won is Hit Hard.

DIRK. oct. 1z.--Thc Giants
f1I Yankees yesterday. cap
nAsnptonship Of Manhat-
efom four games and lost
~ Hi&hlanders won Two
2 - four.
0nM Mrna IN the box for the
~ w4s hit hard, hut the
y 1eot N poor fielding, The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-22
roo1aALL GAMES TO-DAY:


y.p, 1. v~ Navy. at Annapolis.
Georgia VS.. Tennesscc. At At
Tsnn ". Alabama. at Atlanta
Auburn VS.. Clemson. NJ Glenn
Virginia VS.. V. NJ J.. at Char
fottesvtiie.
Washington and Ice vs. David
son, at Lexington
William and Mary Va Norfoik
Bi0es, al Norf6tk.
North Carolina VS.. Wake For
est. AZ Chapel Viii.
South Carolina VS.. North Car
aisna Medical College, at Column
bia
University. OF mississippi vs..
Union, at oxford. Miss
Texas VS.. Kentucky. at Austin,
Tex,
West Virginia VS. Buckness. at
Aargagtown
Iohn Hopkins VS.. Randolph
Macon. at baltimore.
EAST.
Georgetown VS. Pittsburs. at
Pistehurg.
Yalr vs. Vanderbilt. At New
Harvard W.. Brown. at Cam
bridge.
Princeton VS.. Carlisle. at
Princeton
Cornell vs., Vermont. ut 1tha-
Pennsylvania VS. Fem state. at
Philadelphia
r.ahtsf ". West Point. at West
roint.
syracuse vs. Hobart. at SYRIA
Dartmouth VA. Williams, IT
wtiiianstown.
Hoiy Cross VS.. Colby at wor-
caster.
Washington ana Jenerson--op-
en- date
Lafsystte Va. Gettysburg. at
Wesleyan VS. Union. at sehe-
nec1ady
Carnegie Tech vs. Geneva. at
Rittsbnre.
WEST.
Minnasota~-No game sched-
Chicago VS. North Western. at
Chicago
Michigan VS.. Ohio. at Column
hia
Marquette Va. Creighton. at
Omaha.
ST. Louis. vs.. wabash. at st.
Louis.
Purdue vs. Iowa. at Iowa City.
Cincinnati VS.. Nittenburg. at
Springfield. Ill
Western. Reserves VS.. Keeyon,
at Cleveland
Wisconsin VS.. Indiana. at
bloomington
Washington est Louisa VS..
Rose Poly. at st. Louis.
Notre Dame~-No game sched-
nled
Nebraska VS. Dever. at Denver.
Col
Case VS., Wooster, ut Wooster
LOCAL.
Richmond college, VS., Cal
iandet, at Broad Street Park.
Frat Regiment VS.. Tigers. at
Byrd Park.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24
REVOLT OF MEXICANS
FIERCE FIGHTING OCCURS AND
ONE TOWN REPORTED CAP.
TURED BY REBELS.
Three Hundred Federal Troops Said
TO Have Gone over to insurgents,
While Effort VIII be Made 10
Enlist Aid Of Yaqui Indians.

Mexico Clty.-Ficrce fighting oc.
CURED on Monday az Durango. Tor.
reon. pnrral and Gomez Palacio, the
latter falling mo the hands Of the &C.
bells. Three hundred Of the federal
troops NJ Gomez ralacio are said TO
have gone over to the Insurgents, who
have now turned their attention To at
lacking the loyal forces at Torrcon.
The lighting began at Durango II
Ia reported on good authority that
twenty i've persons have been killed
at Zacatecns The government troops,
II is also reported. quelled the uprls.
ing there and are In control.
The wires north Of Monterey have
been cut and no reports are obalnnblc
from beyond that point II is believed
that the insurgents are responsible ioi
tho cutting OF communication.
General Geronimo TrcyinO, com.
mandcr OF the military zone In which
Monterey IL situated, has gone north
at the head Of strong body Of troops
10 meet him There has been much
lootlng and many were killed and
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24
conferenee Of Educator.

Salt Lake Clty.-Haylng adopted
principles defining the standard to
which all colleges and universities
must conform before issuing teachers
certificates that will be recognized
by the various state systems. and res.
olutIons appealing to the national bu.
roau OF education to take the
lead In unlfying educational standards
throughout the nation. the conference
Of state supcrintondents Of schools, In
session since Wednesday. closed Sat.
urday night During the three days
session unlncatlon and certlncalion
were the paramount issues. and with
the definite resolutions adopted az the
close OF the conference. substantial
steps towards the solving OF these had
been taken.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24
ASSAULTS FRENCH PREMIER
Royalist Attacks BRAND and is Nearly
Beaten to Death by Crowd Be.
fore Guards lnterfered

Imposing national core.
monies IN the TullcrIps Garden. on
Sunday In connection with the dedi.
cation of q statue erected 20 the
memory Of Jules Ferry. the French
statesman, were morred by an assault
upon Premier Briand, who, while
walking with President FallIores. was
struck twice In the face by a Royal.st
The premier was not seriously hurt
Tho crowd which had gathered In
the garden set upon tho prcmicr's as.
sailant and determined Intervention
by the immediate republican guards
saved him from being beaten to
death.
The Incident occurred at the conclu.
sion Of the exercises. which we're at.
tended by thousands.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24
DEATH OF TOLSTOI.
OF VENERABLE WRITER
WHO HAD ADMIRERS ALL OVER
THE CIVILIZED WORLD.
Although a Born Arstoerat This CIT.
ed Russian Chose the Life Of
Peasant and Battled Win all
His Might for the Masses.

Astopava. Rugsia.-Aftcr lifelong
battle for right as he saw IT. Count
Leo Tolstoi has been vanqulshed in
a contest with the grim reaper. his
death occurring Saturday morning.
Countess Tolstoi ana the aucu ing
physicians were at hls bedside when
the end came. the last moments OF
the man who numbered his admirers
by thousands all over the word be.
Ing peaceful and calm.
Tolstoi. accompanied only by DR..
Makoyetsh, eft his home at Yasnaya
polina with the purpose Of ending his
days In solitude. to which he more
and more inclined In his latter years
Learning that lbs retreat had been
discovered. he insisted upon proceed
INK on his Quincy to the Caucasus
were he hoped to spend his last days
close to the Tolstoian colony on the
shores OF the Black sea.
But on the railroad journey he was
overcome with exhaustion and tho
cold. and DR. Makyoctski was com.
PEELED to have him transferred to the
flagstation at Astapoya. whore he was
made as comfortable as possible In
the rude wooden building.
His wife and members OF his family
fastened TO his bedside. hut the ply
slclans deemed It advisable to keep
them away from the count during his
conscious moments. fearing the out
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24
SUDDEN DEATH OF HoYT.


washlngton.-Ilenry Martyr iloyt
counselor for the department OF state.
died at his home here Sunday morn.
ing from perltonitls. Mr. Hoyt was
taken III in Canada while there In
connection with the reciprocity nego.
tiations between the United States
and that country. Since his return
he had been confined to his home. MIR.
lloyt was born In wilkcsbarrc. Pa.
December .. 1856. lie was the strong
hand OF Philandor G. Knox when the
latter was attorney general; In fact,
he made himself so indispensable that
when Mr. Knox became secretary OF
state he lost no time In obtaining the
transfer OF Judge Hoyt from the de-.
partmont OF Justice to his own field
OF action
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24
STOCKMAS'S DUEL WITH ri
Kills One Indian and Badly wd
Two as Result Of Encounter Nj
Grow Reservation.

Rod Lodge. Mont.-Onc Indian ~.
two lying In the hospital probable
tally injured. and u white man ID
custody Of the sheriff Of Red IN
20 the result Of q shooting III
which took place In the broken ID.
try on Sage creek. about twenty Iii
south Of BrIdgcr. late Monday III
noon. Reports NJ the afialr are \.
ilictIng the Indians claiming
thing and the whites another. blh
ls agreed that the cause was a vi
gle over livestock which. II Is u
the red men were either DRIVING
starting 10 drive to the sub.agenei
Pryor. When the smoke OF the M
adc had blown away, Alya otter d.
a young buck, was dead: Red 81
an indian policeman, was pietc
through the body by bullet. b
Peter Paul was wounded In the red
OF the groin. II is reported that ID
shooting was done by Mike Roth
old time stockman. who has a nh
In the Sage creek country. near d
border OF the Grow reservation.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24
STANDARD OIL WINS
GOVERNMENT FAILS IN ITS AT.
TEMPT TO COLLECT THIRTY
MILLION DOLLARS.
-Four Years Work by Government Al.
torneys Falls 20 Convict OH Trust
and Judge Orders Verdict Of Not
Guilty to be Returned.

Jackson. Tenn.-.ln ruling which
required twenty minutes to read
Judge John 4. Mccall. In the United
States circuit court on Thursday af
ternoon. ended the efforts Of the gov.
eminent TO have assessed against
the Standard OH company Of Indiana
penalties aggrcgatlng more than $780,.
600 900.
The ruling. instructing that a ycr
diet OF not guilty be returned came
with the conclusion OF the case In
chief Of the prosecution. and In sub
stance holds with the contentious OF
the defense that after four years the
United States had failed TO build It's
structure Of evidence other than on
sand. The Elklns antl.rcbate law was
violated. II was alleged. through
scheme and device"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24

Lancaster, Pa-Whou the phlladel.
phla express, cOsthound ON the Penn
sylvania railroad, came into the sta.
ton of this city early Monday. II car.
rlcd ON the pilot the body OF a man, n
wagon wheel aud the seat of q wagon.
an unknown 10 the engineer and crew.
Later It was found that the victim vas
Michael Tort aged 20, q Junk dealer
Of this city, and that he had been
struck at a grade crossing a mile west
OF the station.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24
FORTY MILLION THEFT CHARGED
The Postmaster General Raids TIVE
Concerns Which He Says Have
Robbed the Public.

New York-ln raids so important
that PostmnstcrGcncral Hitchcock
took charge In person, no inspectors
descended ON two concerns ON Monday
afternoon which they charge with
swlndllng the public out OF more than
SiOOOO,OOO by fraudulent use OF the
malls.
The men arrested were officers or
directors Of the Columbia Finance
company and the Continental Wireless
Telegraph and Telephone company.
Both raids are further evidence
that the government, In lis warfare
against alleged Interstate swindlcrs,
means business and NO longer will be
content With issuing fraud orders
denying them the use Of the mails, but
will press for convictions ON criminal
charges.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24
BRILLIANT AVIATOR KILLED.
Ralph Johnstone Falls Five Hundred
Feet In Exhibition Flight at Denver.

Denver.-Ralph tombstone. the bril-.
liant young aviator. holder OF the
worlds altitude record. dropped like
a plummet from a height OF 800 feet
into the Enclosure at Overland Park
aviation field on Thursday. when ono
Wing OF his machine crumpled up
ND was instantly Killed. Every bone
IA his body was broken.
When the accident happened John.
stpo clung 20 his machine and dos
pcttcly tried to rlrht a. nut TO no
avail
Scarcely had he hit the ground when
morud and scnsatlon.mad spectators.
both luon aud women, swurmcd over
the Wccklse. lighting with one an.
other Nr souvenirs OF the terrible oc.
caslcn |Evou portions Of the dead
mans do.h.ng were carried away.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24

como OF the emotion their presence
would cause the patient The veneer
able writer passed away without n
word OF farewell to the members OF
his family
Count Lyof Nikolautch Tolstol, usu.
ally called Count Leo Tolstol. novel.
ist and social rclormor. was born Au-
gust 2S. lS2S. at Yasnayu .Puliann, In
the province OF Tula. Russia When
- years OF age ne entered the army
and served In the cavalry In the eau.
calus md In the defense of Sebasto-
pol against the British and French al
lied forces
lie FIRST made a reputation IN lltcra-
aturc by q series OF vivid sketches
written from Snbastopo. and when
he LETT the army soon after the Crl.
mean war; he devoted himself entirely
to literature.
Tolstoi was several times threaten.
cd with expulsion from Russia and
was several times, according to re-
port, upon the point OF being exilod:
but he seemed on the whole to have
been treated with unusual lonlency
In view OF his pronounced views. Ito
was, however expelled from Moscow
In July, 1901, and had since resided
at Yasnaya.poliana.
Although Tolstoi came of an arts.
tocratic family. he was at heart Il
peasant In the best sense OF the word,
I devoted to the Improvement OF tho
condition OF the Russian masses and
eager to lead thom In the right path.
With these objects In view, as early
as 1870, he organized peasant schools
on new, original basis, co-operated
In the Improvement OF cheap, popular
publications, organized relief for the
starving population OF middle Russia
In lS9l'92, renowned his property in
copyright, land aud money. and, In
the recent agrarian disturbances act.
ually, but yainly, invited the peasants
to plumber his estate az Yasnaya.Po-
Llama
There he lived the life OF q peasant,
In a PEASANTS hut, partakng only OF
simple PEASANTS food and wearing
the peasants Costumo-rough blouse,
broad, leather belt, fur cap, long
beard, Wide trousers tucked into high
'Cowhido boots.
But although Tolstoi chose the OK.
istencc Of q peasant, his family occu.
pied the substantial family mansion
on the Yasnaya-Poliana estate, not
far from Tol5tors peasant hut
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24
wounded at Gomez Palacio. according
10 rennria here.

wounded at Gomez Palacio. according
to reports here.
II was reported that Francisco J..
Madoro. the revolutionary leader. en-.
tered Mexico ON Monday with 600 fol
lowers. Ut point between Eagle Pass
and Laredo. Tex.
Washington. Tho United statcs
war department has notified commnn.
lcrs nt every post adjacent to the Mex.
lean border to be In readiness anu has
sent attachments OF cavalry to border
towns.
Il is reported that the rebels are
trying to enlist the YaQul Indians who
have fought the Dlaz government 800
many years The rebels boast pinf
will be q fugitive within thirty days.
The Mexican government has seized
the tol,graph wlrcs aud hereafter IL
Is expected an news will be censored.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24

OF refusal, MIR Foss declared he
would so into every section OF tho
commonwealth In n campaign 10 de-
feat the senator. The goyornorelect
declares Lodges election to the sen.
ate would be- reputation OF the
great victory OF the people at the last
election"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24
Approves ldaho canal contraet.

Washington Secretary nallngcr
on Monday authorized the approval OF
a number Of contracts for construc.
lion OF latorals In the Paycttc Boise
reclamation project In Idaho. the
work involves a large amount OF earth.
work, and contracts have been award.
ed To various bidders
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24
Cholera In Turkey.

Constantinople.-Thore has been a
recrudcsouco OF cholera on an omln.
Gus scale on Friday there were
eighteen deaths aud thirty,seyon new
cases OF disease while up TO o o'clock
Saturday afternoon forty'nino fresh
cases had been reported
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-11-24
Girl Shoots Detective.

Monongahola, Pa,-Railway Detcc-
tive Harry +, Smith was shot by Miss
Iva Bush. telegraph operator az a
tower five miles from here, lie will
probably die. Miss Bush says Smith
has been annoying her and attacked
her She was held In $4,000 bail.