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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-30
B. 40. ATLAS WINS
DEFEATED COAL COMPANY IN
FIVE INNING GAME LAST
EVENING.

The B. and o. Atlas baseball club
defeated the Coal Company team in a
fast five inning game last evening. A
double pla yby Thompson to Barring
ton to Watson of the Coal Company
team featured the contest. The
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-30

The w. G. 7. U. will meet at seven
thirty Friday evening at the home OF,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Smith. on State street. A!
good attendance is desired as the del.
egates will be appointed for the state
convention at Crahleston the second
week in October
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lB g. .. Railroad
& 3. 9 Q. TIME TABLE.
Daily. xDaily except Sunday. :sun
Bun day only.
4 K. FAlRMoNT, w. VA.

day only.
FAIRMoNT, w. VA.
Schedule effective June LIST, 1910.
Y East Bound.
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK,
No. 8, 1920 a. M; No. IA, '1:s5 D.
M; No. 4, $3.50 p. m. (local to Graf.
ton.1
CUMBERLAND, ACCOM-, No. s. 1900
a. m, daily.
GRAFTON ACCOM-, No. 70. .1O:51 a.
I'M.
Westbound.
For COLUMBUS and CHICAGO, No.
is2:25 a. m; No. II, '1:25 p. m.
For WHEELING, No. Z, 1925 a. M;
No. II, '7:15 a. m. (locaD; No. II,
s1:25 p. m. tlocaD; No. 55. '6:Os
p. m.
Monongah Division.
For CLARKSBURG. leave No. 2 x7:2O
a. M; No. 4, x9:45 p. M; arrive, No.
o, i'Vo u. M, No. b, &4:l5 p. m.
aEairmont, Morsantown and Pittsbu-s.
For CoNNELLsvILLE and PITTS.
BURG, leave, No. 1, $500 a. M; No.
4, 9, x7:1O a. M: No. SO, leave 4:3O p.
m. daily; No. 50, arrive. 1890 a.
M. Except sunday.)
No. 81, 1850, Except Sunday p
M; arrive, No. 60, Except Sunday
1880 a. M; No. 2, x7:iO p. M; No.
J5 4, x9:40 p. M, No, 6S, !1O:O5 p. m.
For MoRGANTowN, leave, No. 60,
1900 p. M; arrive, No. co, x6:5O p.
m.
PaWpaw Branch.
DAILY :,
Leave $500 a. m. and 400 p. m; ar.
rive a:15 a. m and 500 p. nj.
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day NOR
Ald socletv,

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Ola.
mond street N. p. church will meet
Thursday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Florence Gray on; Diamond street.
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To Harr and Barnes Camp.

Mrs, Edward Gilhart and children,
Mrs. Lo Barnes and children, Misses
Madge Barnes3and Pearl Jacobs, Will
so to Ilarr and Barnes camp Thurs.
day morning to spend few days.
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Today's Games.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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THIS IS NOT ALL 8 Z
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ITo BOOKS AND WALL 7oo-
YOU CHARTS FREE YOU
THE WALL CHARTS
THE WALL CHARTS,

To every who sends club of three new subscribers
under this Special Campaign offer will be given handsome wall
chart three of about 80 square, one
of the world the other of the United States and the other fine
map West Virginia showing each county line city town. rail
cooed showing pictures Of the flags rulers of all the ma
tons Of the earth and showing perfect likeness President
of the United States from Washington Roosevelt Two charts
will be given with club of Five five club Of Ten new
subscribers Y - ~ 32 iis
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Baseball Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, 5; Chicago, G.
Philadelphia, .; Chicago, 4.
Brooklyn, A; st. Louis. s.
Boston, 5; Cincinnati, 3.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit, z; Philadelphia. 4.
ST. Louis, 0; Washington, 4.
st. Louis, 4; Washington, o.
Chicago, 8; Boston, 10.
New York-Clcveland, postponed, nc.
count rain.
Today's Games.
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HoUsE-For rent, six room house.
4 LIST ward: water and gas. Apply
7. w. Hennen.: s.
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sale: 25 acre farm on rlr:
er below Hoult, beautifully located;
ideal spot for truck garden or pcul.
try farm. Neat little house; good
stable; not over 1000 feet from
street railway now building 70
Ryesyille, across river. win di.
vide into two tracts II preferred.
Fairmont Really Co.. Flairmont Trust
Building. q
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FOR SALE

HousE-For sale, small houses ii I'LL
parts Of the city at prices OF 1890
and mp. Falrmont Realty Company,
Fairmont Trust Building.
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PLYMOUTH ROCK CHICKENS For
sale a few choice white Plymouth
Rock show birds; also exhibition
coops, property OF the late ]. w. Up
ton. Address or inquire Mrs. 9. n.
Upton, Westchester.
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FOR RENT

RooMs-Eor rent TWO desirable Of;
fee rooms on ground floor Jecobes
Bldg.
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HoUsE-Wanted to rent on or be-
fore October first small house In
Fourth or Fifth ward. Address r.;
R. P.
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HousE-For sale 4 room house In
Harr addition. New house. slate
roof, on lot 40x12O; price 81 800 half
cash; balance on easy terms Ap.
ply Alex. Thorn. Harr Addition.
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Subscribe for ase wsst yItsInIan.
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d woman 10 do
family washing aoid ironing APP
ply Mrs. Frank Wlnterbottom. Fair
mont Farms.
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FURNISHED RooM-For rent, fur
nished room, large front room In
family OF two, with use OF bath.
Centrally located, near B. and o.
depot and Roush,s restaurant. Call
after s p. m. at, 413 Washington
STD. 81.
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FIRST WARD PR RERTY For sale
barber shop switti Hour chairs and
brick building in First ward. Can
put shop on main street il desired.
Also lot on 9Th street. Apply, u. r.
,BARKLEY, SoS Water Street.
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BoARDERs- Wanted, two boardersl
at .465 Market street, First ward.
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RooM-For rent furnished room With
privilege Of bath. Inquire az the
West Virglnian olive.
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HoUsEs-For rent two six Foomed
houses. J.B. Crowl, 226 Grant ST.
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Suits were yesterday entered on
the process books Of the local courts
as follows:
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lMrsNl Ssssf aEciiTslo TfEaS5sls.lsssS
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AUTOMOBILE BAR Wanted pri.
yate barn for automobile. Sear
paved street. address, Box No. 1,
this office. & Y,
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Flu RNIsHED RooMs-For rent at
POI Corner Of Monroe and Jackson
streets.
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GROCERY sToRE-For ale rr5cefy
store mono OF the hest locations IN
the city; Has a wen established
1 trade and doing a business 81 $s0. 900
~ Year dnst sell on account 81 M
health. Address i ~; care this OF
The evening world., 1910-12-16
ACCUSES MOORE,
WEATHER CHIEF, IN
LETTER TO TAFT
"Extravagance and Irregulari'
ties" Charged by Former
Division Head of Bureau.

WASHINGTON. Dec. is.-James Ber-
ry. who resigned a. chief OF division OF
the United states Weather Bureau last
August. AZ he alleges under circum-
stances that left NO other recourse" has
addressed a letter to President Taft
charging Wi.lis l.. Moore. chief OF the
Weather Bureau. with gross mlsman-
agement. extravaganza and irregulari-
ties" In the conduc. III the affairs OF the
Weather Bureau.
Mr.. Berry charges. among other
things. that Chief Moore wrote a book
on descriptive m~eteorology, IN the
preparation of which he il alleged to
have used the services OF government
employees In their working hours and
to have made illegal use OF the mailing
frank in disseminating notices TO pro-
mote the sale OF the book"
lilo also charges that Weather Bu-
reau employees are transferred from
point to point need.essly. thereby In
curing unnecessary expense.
NJ. Berry calls attention to the fact
that he had been In continuous service
In the Weather Bureau for thirty-two
years.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
DEMOCRATS CALL CAUCUS
TO NAME HOUSE SPEAKER
Congressman VIII Meet Jan. 70
and Likely Choose Clark
Will Take Tariff Action.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.-A call was
issued to-day for a caucus OF the Demo-
cratic members OF the next House TO
be held on the hoor OF the House Jan.
10 to take up such matters as the
caucus may moose. The plan for an
immediate selection of the Democratic
members OF the next Ways and Means
Committee will be acted on with n view
TO framing "A tariff bill for submission
TO the next Congress.
II was announced to-day that Champ
Clark had agreed TO support a "com.
mittee on committees In the next House.
and II r. expected Clark will be named
for Speaker at the caucus. Many OF
the newly-elected Democratic members
will attend the caucus Representatives
S~hackleford OF Missouri declared that
the Missouri Endorsement OF Clark y
candidacy was assured by his willing
ness to favor the committee on commit
tees scheme.
The resignation OF the power to name
committees strips the ~Speakership or
its most powerful asset. Clsrk himself
declined to make any statement. this
afternoon.
REPRESENTATIVE Champ Clark this
afternoon issued n formal statement de-
clarinE himself in favor Of -. vision OF
the tariff. schedule by schedule. "A tarIif
commission and the selection OF the
committees OF the House ~ a committee
on committees. AS Clarr Is expected u
be speaker = the mex. House. his state
men. is considered of lhe greatest it's
p~ortance as relating to future .egisia-
ton.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
ARMY OF FARMERS
PACK PARLIAMENT;
D~EMANDSAREMADE
Crowd Members from Seats
and Call for Reciprocity
With United States.

OTTAWA. ont. Dec. N.-The Cana
dian House Of Commons Afforded an UNI
usuai scene to-day. The army of In
vading farmers who have assembled
rom various parts OF the Dominion 10
present demands took possession OF the
chamber. On the floor all the mem
bers' seats we're occupied by farmer
delegates and the galleries were crowd
Cd with them. The members of Parlia-
meM stood In groups about the en-
frances. SIR Wilfrid Laurier. Canadian
Prime Minister. and the other members
of the government were loudly greeted
when they entered. Sir Wilfrid took
the clerks seat at the head Of a table.
his own seat being occupied by u. W.
Warner. a farmer from Alberta. who
came to Canada from the United States
a few years ago other members OF
the Canadian Government contented
the throne. usually occupied by the
pages.
The FIRST resolution presented was n
demand that the Government tai. over
the terminal elevators at Fort William
and Port Arthyr, through which prac-
Ideally the entire volumo Of export wheat
from the Canadian West passes.
Resolutions calling FOR the establish
ment by the Government OF n chilled
meat Industry. for the construction and
operation by the Government az the
Hudson Bay Railroad ana Tor a law to
facilitate the formation OF cooperative
societies were presented.
Then the matter OF tariff changes. the
main object OF the movement. was taken
up and there were prolonged choers in
dorsing the proposals FOR reciprocl y
with the United States and free trade
with England. The farmers stated tina,
they would cheerfully submit to direct
taxation to make up decreases In the
venue consequent upon reduction OF
duties.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
HARD FIGHT TO SA We
SHIP CRE W.

NANTUCKET. Dec. ia northwest
erly blizzard tore the three-masted
schooner Thomas u. Garland of Ports
mouth. n. H.. from an apparently safe
anchorage underneath Handkerchief
Shoals. across Nantucket Sound. and
tossed her into the Icy breakers inside
OF Great Point Light at go A. NJ. to-
day. The half-froZen crew. one of them
badly injured. were Drought ashore at
daylight by Capt. John u. Norcross and
his crew OF the Coskata life-saving sta
tion. Mate Daniel Larson was 80 Sc
vereiy injured as TO require surgical
treatment.
The vessel was blown ten miles across
Nantucket Sound until she fetched up
inside of Great Point. The vessel struck
heavily on the ou,or bar. but. the great
seas o lifted her over tina sandy
barrier Into deeper water and threw
her with terrible force on the inner bar.
a hundred yards of the beach.
The 100 yards from beach to vessel
against the terrific seas Wa only COW
cred by the lire-savers after an hours
battle. In which all the llfe-savers were
drenched. on getting In the lee OF the
schooner the CIV Of the life-boat
brought her near enough so that the
injured mate could be lowered into the
boat, ana then the crew OF the Garland
followed one 10y n capt. wallace be-
Ing the last TO leave the dock.
The vessel VIII probably be n total
wreck. The Garland loaded with coal
at South Amboy and sailed from that
port for Salem, Mas, on Dec. c.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
H0BS0N GIVES HIS
ANSWER TO TAWNEY

WASHINGTON, Dec. l~G.-Charging
Representative Tawney with having
violated his conference. Representa-
tive RiChnond l.. Hohson this after
noon issued a statement defending the
action OF the Secretary of War aud
Representative McLachlan In their ef-
forts to cause q publication OF the
facts regarding he weakness OF the
national defense. ilohson said In part:
"Mr. Tawnev refers TO an alleged con-
splracy or plot during the present scs'
sion to secure an increase OF a%ppropria-
tions for the purpose OF national de-
fence. whereas HIS whole movement Is
clearly n 10 prevent the American
people from knowing the facts,
"lie has fought every movement Tor
developing national defense since 7 have
been In Congrss, and prhaps for a
decade hefore that. and he Is preparing
now TO ngnt the administrations
recommendations 10 fortlfy the Panama
Canal, Mr.. rswney Is the person most
responsible for the present utter look o
unpreparedness. II l. natural that he
should 70 10 great extremes to prevent
the facts from becoming known to the
public.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
DARE SEA DEATH
TO SAVE MEN ON
WRECKED SHIP
Bluejackets of Gutter Gresham
Plough hroughG Great Waves
and Rescue All.

sTASCoNSET. Mass, Dec. 16.-A wire.
less despatch from the revenue cutter
Gresham announced tho total loss of
tho Ma~chiasport. Me. three.masted
schooner Abbie @. Cole on Stone Horse
Shodl to-day. The crew Of seven wal
rescued by the cutter. The Cole was
bound from Albany for Boston.
The rescue OF the men was attended
with great danger TO the b~luejackets Of
the Gresham. who manned the cutters
surf boat ana risked their lives to as
sist the shlpwreckcd seamen. The Cole
was thrown upon the Stone Horse by
last nights gale and struck with ter
rife force three times. Her signals OF
distress were sighted by the Monomoy
Point life savers. word OF the vessels
plight was flashed by. wireless TO the
Gresham, ana during the forenoon the
cutter reached the watorlogged craft.
The Gresham's surfboat was lowered
and the perllous trip to the schooner was
begun. Hocausc of the immense seas
AMI the zero Weather the progress OF the
surfboa. was attended by the greatest
danger. Two trips between the Grcsh.
am and the Cote were made before all
OF the mon on tho schooner could be
taken or. The schooner was abandoned
and Il was thought that she would BE-
"A total loss
Tile rescue was affected shortly aftN
10 O'Clock this forenoon. and less than
half an hour later the Gresham started.
TO the assistance OF a tNo-masted
schooner which was displaying signals
OF distress or Chatham Old llarbor.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
AMERICANS CT FoRATE
ATHLETICS VICTORY.

Frank J. Farrell, president Of the
New York American Baseball Clu',
gave a dinner last night at Hotel VOL
colt, at which all OF the men prominent
IN the diamond world were present to
celebrate the Athletes victory over the
Cubs IN the worlds series last fall. The
local magnate did tho honors because
OF the absence ot Minl"or Connie Mack
Of the Athletics and the rest OF his
team. who are IN foreign climes.
Among the bls leagaers on hand were
Ban Johnson, president OF the American
League; Thomas J, Lynch, president 81
the National League; Garry Hermann,
chairman Of the National Commission
and most every club owner Of botn
major leagues, n most o.. The man.
ayers ana well known " tiers.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
CREW is PF CTFD
FhOM SINKING SHIP.

BOSTON. Dee. 16, The schooner
stephen c. Loud OF Thomaston, Me-,
was abandoned IN Massachusetts Bay
IN a sinking condition to-day and her
crew rescued ana brought into port 10y
tho steamer \. w. Perry from Halifax.
The Loud wns on her way from Bel
fast OR, for this port with lumber.
TIE Loud had doubled Cape cod yes
to-day whom she began to leak. The
crew pumped steadily until the cabin
was flooded, and the seven members
OF her Crcw were finally driven onto the
sfterhousC. There they were clinglng
when the blizzard set In last night.
Although drenol eel by every wave that
swept the decks, n nearly stupcrled
bv cold, they held on until the Halifax
steamer 81 yhted them shortly after sun
rise, Several OF the crew were frosl-
bitten
The evening world., 1910-12-16
MRS. GOULD MUS PAY.
Wife Of Howard Gould Loses Ap-
neal Against MiIIimers.

The judgment OF s3.l65.os given in the
Supreme Court to Malcolm y. Butler
against Katherine Gould. wife of How
ard Gould. for furs and clothing. was af-
rlrmed to-day In the Appellate Division.
Mrs. Gould. according to the COM
plant, bought various kinds OF furs and
wearing apparel from the L~itchensteln
Millinery Company in January. 1907. and
refused to make payment. The claim
was assigned to Butler. who promptly
brought action.
Mrs. Gould admitted buyi ing various
articles, but. she said her husband was
responsible for the payment. TIE jury
found the sales had been made TO Mrs.
Gould on her own credit Mrs. Gould APP
pealed, but the upper court refuses to
disturb the finding
The evening world., 1910-12-16
FOR DIRECT NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dee. l6.-Ry n vote
OF 2 10 ! n sub-commi't tee of the Sen.
ute Committee on Judiciary to-day
authorized u favorable report on a reso-
tuition for n Constitutional amendment
20 provide for tho election OF United
state Senators by direct vote OF the
people. The majority OF the sub-com-
mittee was Senators B0rah and Ray
ner, ana the minority was = hator
Dllling ham. The question will DO SUBJ
day.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
WALL Street.

a demonstration in the Interboroush
Shares feature Of the early stock
market this morning-sent the pre-
ferrcd up over 2 points and the com
mon nearly I point. Other stocks ros
fractionaily In company with the Inter
borough shares. but a great deal OF thif
early strength was lost later when
realizing developed.
Trading continued quiet. with prices
ruling frm.
An almost suspension Of business oc.
Cured during the afternoon. Trading
vas s~tagnated until near the close,
when a slight hardening movement gave
h market a higher appearance at tn,
i.nlsh. Net changes were unimportant.
Total sales OF stocks were $4,000
shares. and OF bonds 50. 1851 Vo.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
BASEBALL MAGNATES
WIND UP MEETING
National League Decides to Play
tS4-Ganne Schedule During

The National League magnates con-
c!uded their annual meeting at the
Breslln Hotel to-day. peace and har-
mony marking the final session. The
l5i-game schedule was adopted for 1911.
Tho season will open about April ~.
At a meeting Of the schedule commit
tees of the National and American
leagues, TO he held some time In Fob
ruary, schedules will be made out with
a view to avoiding conflict OF dates.
President Lynch announced Just be-
fore adjournment that Umpire Finne.
raj OF the Eastern League had been
signed as a National League Official
for 1911.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
rs ON LAKE STEAMER
HELD FAST IN THE ICE.

sANDuSKY, o.. Dec. 1.-THE pas
senger steamer Lakeside. bound from
Keiley's Island and Put-in-Bay, with
seventy-hve passengers abroad, Is fast
In the ice about two miles on Cedar
Poilt and five miles from here. About
half the passengers are women and
children. The first information of her
predicament came with tae arrival OF
George Becker. W. r. Becker of Kel'
ley's Island ana Thomas May and Hen
ry Schoewee of Pui-in-Bly, who walked
across the ice this afternoon TO get ait
for the ice-bound ship and her pas
engers
II IL is found after a trial that the
| ice Is firm enough, sleds will be sem
out after the passengers.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
FALSE ALARM FIEND AGAIN.
Calls Fire Apparatus Out In Finan-
cial District.

After a short rest the miscreant who
has bothered the police and Bremen
with false alarms In the downtown
financial district resumed his activities
this afternoon n the downtown COM
panles were given n needless run.
An alarm from the box at Trinity
place and Cedar street proved to Ue
false.
The police have been instructed to be
extra watchtul of persons seen loitN-
Ing In the vicinity OF downtown Are
alarm stations.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
New yorker Appointed.

WASHINGTON. Dec, lG.-Te appoint
msnt Of Chandler T.. Anerson TO Euc-
coed the late Henry NJ. Hoyt as coun-
sellor to the Department OF states.
was announced lac this Afternoon.
Anderson acted as agent Tor tive
United ates IN tie North Atlantic
Fsheries case at The Hague and has
oeen employed by tie Government In
the sdJrdlsat!on OF numerous cases
between this country and Great Brit
ain and Canada.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
GRESHAM AYES
SECOND CRI w.

CHATHAM, Mass, Dec, l6.-The
schooner y. Y, Aver of Bangor. South
Amboy for Mt, Desert, was wrecked to-
day or Chatham Ola IIarbor station.
The revenue cutter Gresham took the
crew of the vessel. II was the
Grcsham's second rescue to-day OF u
sh lpwrockcd crew.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
5000 FOR BAD EGG SALES.
T.. Il. ROscbrock q Co. Get Limit
Sentence In Circuit Court.

+. T.. Rosebrock a. Co., dealers In bak-
ers' supplies, were fined 500 by judge
Hough In he United States Circuit
Court, Criminal Branch, this afternoon,
wAen the Jury brought ia a verdict of
guilty at the conclusion o. trial on the
charge o? selling frozen eggs that
were unfit for consumption,
This IL the maximum penalty for a
first offenSe.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
TAFT NAMES CONSUlS,
Five Appointments sent TO senat.
for Combination.

WASHINGTON. Dec. le~.-Preslden,
Taft to-day sent nominations to The
Senate as follows: To he Consul-Gen.
erals-W. Stanley Hollis OF M~assachu-
sets. at Beirut. Turkey; Gabrael n.
Hollis Of South Dakota. constantinople.
To be Cousuls-Edwin y. Cunningham
OF Tennessee AZ Bombay. India: E. II.
pennlson of Ohio at Dundee, Scotland.
and Nathaniel B. Stewart OF Georgia ai
Durham. Natal.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
SUBMARINE SINKS TENDER;
FIVE MEN ARE NNED
Under Sea Craft Badly Damaged
in Collision With Another Naval
Vessel Of English Coast.

HARWICH. England. Dec. l6.-Five
OF the crew OF the naval tender Elm
were drowned to-day In a collision be-
tween the tender and a submarine off
the English coast. The Elhn was sunk
and the submarin seriously damaged.