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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-11
SALT LAKE BEATEN
THROUGH HARD LUCK
Usual HOOdOO Pursues State
League Team in Its Game
With Wellsyille.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
WELLSNILLE. Aug. 10.--Salt Lake $
usual hard luck was with the league
team in Its game with the Wcllsville
team here today, Although salt Lake
did some brilliant playing, both in the
field and at the bat. it was beaten BY
score OF ) to 3 Wild throws i'll the
fourth and seventh innings By some Lo-
gan recruits of the Salt Lake team gave
Wellsvillc most OF Its runs.
Red Toner, for the visitors, pitched
gilt t-edGed ball, allowing only three hits,
Salt Lake got nine hits off Morgan. but
with the exception of the iifth inning the
hits were well scattered and did not re-
errors in the fourth inning gave Wells
Vile three runs. BY hard hitting Salt
Lake got three In the fifth. In the sew
enth a Wild throw, with two men on
bases gave WelIsvlle Two runs. Mike
Donovan. manager for the Salt Lake
team, was the star at the bat, getting
two two haggers. The most sensational
play OF the day was Borck's throw TO the
plate from the left field fence. stopping
"A score.
Salt Lake was handicapped today be-
cause of the failure of Little. Tenant
, McEachern and Quick to catch the traiT
from Salt Lake. Players from the Logan
team were substituted for the abSenteeS
The Salt Lake team Will play the Io-
gan Boosters al Logan tomorrow. The
Salt Lake team VIII be strengthened BY
the arrival OF the four players whc
missed the train today. and Lawrence
and Ramshaw of the ogden State League
team. Tenant will pitch FOR Salt Lake
and McCreary for Logan.
wellsvilie ..".ee.. 900 500 2o,E5
Salt Lake ..,....-,.. 900 O2O OOU-3
Batterles-Morgan and Smith; Toner
and sweeney,
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BREAKS RECORD FROM
DENVER TO SALT LAKE

j. B. I-lvezey OF Denver Colo. ar
rived in Salt Lake City from Denver az
f:30 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon and left
here for Los Angeles about O'Clock
Thursday morning.
Mr.. Livezey has smashed the automo-
bile record between Denver and this
city, and. with his companions. t. j
Waters and J, +, Monahan. says he is
after the record between here and Los
Angeles. The trip here from Denver
was made by these three men in 81 hours
and 80 minutes, while the previous rec
ord was 66 hours. From here they VIII
be accompanied by p. e. Sprague, an eH-
perlenced driver. and II is intended TO d.
vide the days into four shifts OF six
hours each. and 10 travel day and night,
The trip is being made in Thomas
FLYER,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-11
NORTH OGDEN AFTER
DAD" GIMHN'S TEAM
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Aug. i0.-A match game OF
baseball with a 500 side bet TO make
things interesting has been arranged for
next Wednesday afternoon between
Dad Gimlins league team and tho
North Ogden team TO decide tho Weber
county championship. The North Ogden
tion OF ball players and has such a lead
over the other teams of the county league
as TO make the games one sided and un
interesting.
The North Ogden boys recently defeat
cd Huntsville with Toner of the Ogden
state league team on the frgtng line and
Flake in the Huntsville lineup. The
score was 10 in favor Of the North
Ogden boys. This game has encoura gcd
the def. which has been supplemented
with a 500 bet that the suburb team is
The sunerior OF The state leagne tsam
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-11
CHURCH LEADER ADMITS
LONG SERIES OF THEFTS

CINCINNATI Aug. 1o.-"Thou Shalt
Not Steal. in bold, black type confront
ed Detectives Schnacks and Wmsey when
they opened the trunk OF John A Har-
vey. who is charged with Systematically
robbing his employers. a jewelry COM
pany.
On top of everything lay a piece Of
paper bearing this commandment. Under
IL lay religious papers. books and tracts
and under All OF this some OF the loot
The police say Harvey admitted he had
been stealing from the firm since Janu-
ary. Stock is being taken TO ascerta In
the exact loss.
Harvey has been leader in the Ninth
Street Baptist church here
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WOMAN ESCAPES DEATH
BY ROLLING IN MUD

DENVER, Colo. Aug. 10.-Carryin :
a blazing gasoline stove from the
kitchen to the street, Mrs. Jennie Nc
Carthy yesterday was badly burned
She saved herself from death by rolling
in the mud of the roadway to extin-
guish the fire, which had spread to her
clothing.
Mrs; Nettie, Beson. an occupant of the
same house, became panic stricken at
the fire which followed the explosion of
the stove and jumped from a second
story window. She was saved from
serious injury by passersby, who broke
her fall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-11
LEH| WINS AFTER
EXCITING CONTEST
Interesting Pitchers Battle in
Utah County League Is
Won by Mooney.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
I.EUI. Aug. 10.--Lehi today defeated
Paysou In one OF the best and most eN-
citing bal, games ever played in Lchi.
the score being / TO o,
In the third inning Payson had every
base full and no man out. but luck was
against that team and the inning ended
with no runs, and neither side came near
making run TIL the last of the ninth
inning, when Robinson hit Il three bagger
aud Lane making a little safe one let
Robinson home Harrison and Doree
composed the battery for the visitors
while Mooney and Jackson represented
Lehi. Mooney allowed but two hits and
Harrison allowed only three.
This gives Lehi second place in the
Utah County league series with an eX-
cellent chance to lie Payson for first
place,
The several teams have but three or
four games each 10 play before the end
OF the series for the county championship
and 5000. and they promise 10 be fun OF
interest and excitement
The lineup in today's game was:
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BOUT BETWEEN KAUFMAN
AND LANGF0RD DEFERRED

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1O.-With Al
Kaufman of California and Sam Lang
ford, the negro heavyweight from Bos-
ton, in the city ready to do battle, the
SiX-rounG bout between the men schcd-
ulcd for tonight was postponed.
Weather permitting. the men will meet
tomorrow night, but in the event OF rain,
the first clear night thereafter
While rain fell nearly all day. the de-
cision TO postpone the bout was not ar
rived at until . o'clock.
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TENNIS TOURNEY OPENS
AT KANSAS CITY COURTS

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. Io.--With
the best OF weather conditions the play
ing in the first round of singles in the
Missouri valley tennis tournament opened
here on the Kansas City Athletic club
grounds this morning.
Y. r. Tritle or Kansas City beat f. "
McCune OF Ottawa. Kan. 6-2. Ga. Al
Welhcner of Kansas City beat Al Poteet
OF Kansas City. SO. 3-6 6-3 Uhlman
OF wattomie, Kan. defeated Brock
away OF Kansas City. So. SO e-I.
Il V Jones Of Kansas City defeated
o. x. Sellers of Lexington, Bo.. 10. 6-1.
p Sellers Of lexington, Mo- defeated
W. J.. Laning OF Kansas City. rs, 7-5.
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Browne Plays Well.

Hal Browne made 81 TO Jevncs % last
night in the pratice tourney al the Jevne
billiard academy. This makes Browne
high man up TO date and he has a good
show 10 land the prize Jevne msdo a
high run OF four. and Browne of 3.
Thursday night j. NJ Wifcy plays
Jevne. and 2 close contest is expected
as Mr.. Wiley is one of the best players
in the cllY.
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Harpoon Wins Again.

MARELEUEAD. Mass. Aug. lo.-Tne
Harpoon and the Beaver were the win
ners In the first and second divisions.
respectively. in todsys race IN the Sran-
ish- American Sender yacht elimination
trials. The Harpoon finished ! minute.
33 seconds ahead OF the Lady, and the
Beaver 25 seconds ahead OF the Demon.
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New Aviation Star.

LONDON. Aug, 1e.-Robert Lorraine
qualified as star aviator today by
making a splendid flight across the
Irish sea, a distance Of more than fifty
miles. from Blackpool England, to
Llandudno, on the coast OF North Wales.
Lorraine already had attracted some
attention by exploits in the air. Todays
feat was accomplished without hitch
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Short Kentucky Meeting

LEXINGTON. Ky, Aug. lo.-The direc-
tors OF the Kentucky Racing association
decided today TO give a nine DAYS meet
ing here in September Five stake
events will be offered. The state racing
commission will be asked 10 sanction the
meet and grant the local association
dates beginning September 10
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kETCHEL RESUMES HIS
TRAINING FOR CONTEST

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Stsnley KetcheI,
whose ,en-round match with Bill Lang
has been postponed a few days on sc-
count Of ketchers trouble with sore
ioot. IS so much improved that he has
been able 10 resume light Training Tho
wound on his foot which WAS caused hv
lacing his shoe too tightly. is healing fast
and The middleweiSht champion SAYS he
VIII be in perfect condition when he
tackles, the heavyweight champion OF
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Bunch Hits.

DETROIT Aug i0.-Philadelphia
bunched two doubles. a triple, a single
and two bases on balls in the first in
ming OF today's game, scoring five runs;
and taking lead that Detroit never was
able 10 overcome. RH.E,
Philadelphia 80. -.-.....-...s,. 10
DtlEnll q
BatterIes-Coombs and Thomas; Dono-
van and Schmidt
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Two Killed by Train.

LENAPE. Kan. Aug. l0.-Two farm
ers. T.. r. Handy or Palco. Kan. and
Martin Blackwood Of Idana, Kan. were
killed here today when Rock Island
engine crashed into a Union Pacific ca
boose in which tho men were sitting. a
Young sor of Elsckwood was In the ca
bnose but he was only SLIGHTLY injured.
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Gibelin Wing.

DEAUVILLE. France. Aug lo-W K.
Nenderbilt's Glbelin won the PrX De
Villiers, for two year olds. $1,000. Gista ice
fve furlongs, run here today. Mr. Van
derbilts Brume finished second IN the
PriN de Honfieur fer two-year-old fiili2S
$1,000. distance five furlongs Nash Tur-
ner's Abby was second in the Prix De
Deauyille.
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Cleveland Races Postponed

CLEVELAND Aug. lo.-Heavy rain
this afternoon caused the postponement
until tomorrow OF the third DAYS events
Of the grand circuits race at North Ran
dali. The programme viii not be com
pleted until Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-11
MINOR LEAGUES
American Association

AT ST. Paul-First game. Toledo, Z; St.
Paul, 0; second game. St. Paul. 2; To-
ledo /,
At Minneapols-Mn Z. Co
lumbus. . (ten innings).
AT Kansas City-Flrst game Indian
2Pols hahSaS Sity, ., second S"fie;
AT Milwaukee-Louisville 4; Milwau
kce, s.
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BERLIN. Aug. l0.-Dr. David jayne
Hill. tho American embaSssdor, left st.
Cergeus. Switzerland, TODAY The en-
hassador is having brief outing and
will go TO Frankfort to call OH Henry ".
Taft brother Of the president. Mrs. Hill
and Miss Hill will remain al S.. Cergcus.
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HEAVYWEIGHT TROUT
CAUGHT BY OGDEN MAN
pecial TO The Tribune

inches long and Weighing six and one half
pounds, caught by H. Wheeler Wildwood
in the Ogden river below the dam at the
Hermitage resort yesterday AFTERNOON, Is
probably the largest trout which has been
hooked in the Ogden river this season.
The catch was made with fishing tackle
and bagged with a net
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-11

Ell PASO. Tex. Aug. i0.-Bonito Lc-
peg. assistant tax collector at Cssas
Graudes. Chihuahua, Mexico. was stabbed
10 death last night when he attempted to
stop a fight among four men at a dance
at the Pearson lumber mills. The men
stabbed Lopez forty times
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Burns TO Fight Caponi.

WINNIPEG. Aug. 1o.-Tommv Burns.
the former champion. has been matched
10 meet Tony Caponi Of Chicago here IN
September. Capon and Jack RYAN or
Chicago will meet here August %
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Sentence COMMITTED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug. l0.-Gover-
nor Patterson today commuted the sen
tence of Marcellus Reinhart the Mont
gomery county night rider. TO life i'm
prisonment. Reinhart was convicted OF
the murder of Rufus Hunter and sem
fenced TO death.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-11

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1o-The presi-
dent has signed a proclamation elimi-
mating 6075 acres from the Hayden ma
tional forest in Wyoming in pursuance OF
the administrations general plan OF re-
storing TO the public domain all areas not
valuable for forest purposes. The cltmi-
mated tracts are mainly along the north
eastern boundary Of the forest,
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Big Fight Postponed

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10-The SIX
round bout betewen Langford and Kauf-
man. scheduled for tonight has been
count of rain.
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BAR. ITALY Aug. 10-Four persons
were killed and several others wounde ed
today during A clash between troops and
participants in a general strike which
had been organized in protest against
high house rents.
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BILBOA, Aug. 10.-When a man from
San Sebastian was brought here today
as a prisoner. a crowd collected at the
railway station and shouted, Long live
the pope and the king Down with the
government The crowd was dispersed
by tho police,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-11
Triple in Twelfth.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1O.-Purtell's triple in
the twelfth, followed by Collins single,
gave Chicago to ] victory over Bos-
ION today. Score: r. II, u.
Chicago ............,.> .....' .'.' .
Batteries-Cicotte and CarriSan' Lang
and PaSne.
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BOY IN PLAY BROWNS
COMPANION AND SELF

MIDDLETOWN, n. Y, Aug.
l0.-The prank of boy in
playing he was drowned, caused
the death in Wickham lake
yesterday Of Angelo Fratuli and
Henry Crapello. aged u and 10
years respectively. of New
York. The lads were visitors
at the Warwick mountain camp
maintained by the Rev. W. M.
Pickslcy. Crapello, while
swimming, pretended he was go
ing under and Mr.. Picksley
sent Frautuli to his aid, both
bows stepping into deep hole
and sinking together.
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he lineup in today's game was:
SPANISH INVADERS ARE
NOW IN UNITED STATES

NEW YORK, Aug 10.-Three sender
class yachts which will compete in the
coming international races off Marble
on the deck OF the Spanish steamer
MontevideC. They were the entries Of
the Spanish yacht clubs-the Papoose Of
the San Sebastian club, the Mosquito II.
OF the Santander club and the Chonta Of
the Bilboa club Each yacht was accom-
panied by it's crew
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 500
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New York Drops Two.
Cleveland Takes One,

CLEVELAND, o. Aug. 10.--In the sec
ond double header OF the series between
Cleveland and Washington this afternoon
Cleveland took the first game. to 2
i'm eleven innings. which neither team
was able to score in the second game,
which was called at the end of the ninth
on account of the darkness. Scores;
First game r II, E.
CLEVELAND g q
Washington ............s......... b
Batteries : Mitchell anc Easterly
Moyer and Henry.
Second game T.. III. z
Cleveland .....................
Washington ..-,....,..,s,... /
Batteries-Koestner and Bemis; Gray
and AinSmith.
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BERLIN. Aug. 1o.-Count Bernstorff.
the German ambassador at Washington.
saw Baron Kderlin Wacchtcr. secretary
Of state for foreign affairs this morning.
later going to Hohcn- KNOW. where he
called on Chancellor Won Bethmann- Holl-
veg. Tonight he WAS received in audi
ence by Emperor William at Wilhelm
shohe. The ambassador will return to-
morrow 20 his summer home at Stsrn
bergoe See where the countess and their
daughter have remained The family will
sail for the United States on October 19
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LIEUTENANT PHIL00N
TO COACH WEST POINT

MISSOCLA. Mont, Aug 10.-Lieuten-
ant Philoon Of The Fourteenth United
States infantry stationed at Fort Mis-
soula. has been recalled from the ma
neuvers al American Lake, Wash 10
assist IN coaching the West Point foot
hall team during The coming season He
was captain of the cadets in 1908 and
substitute the all-Amcrican team
picked by Walter Camp
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NEW YORK Aug. 1o-New York st.
Louis games both postponed: rain.
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BROOKLYN. Aug l0-Brookyu- Gin
cinnau game postponed. rain.
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HELENA Mont, Aug. lo.-Governor
Norris today stated that he had received
an invitation from Governor Hay of
Washington 10 attend meeting of gov
crnors In salt Lake City for the pur
pose OF formulating a policy 10 be pur-
sued at The conservation congress in st.
Paul He said lie thought such "a meet
ing would be Of value and that he would
attend II no unforeseen event happened
TO prevent.
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NATIONAL
Home Runs Win.

BOSTON Aug. 10-IIome runs by Glib
son and Wagner overcamc Boston's lead
and with another run made by good )li,-
ting, Pittsburg today won the fourth
straight games from the home team, ; go
. r. II L.
Pittsburg ..,,.,....,......s,. 3 /. 0
Boston .,.,.,,.,asse.. -
notwithstanding and Gibson. Curtis.
Brown and Graham. UmpiIes-Eason
and Johnstone.
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ROME. Aug 1o.-Cardnal Merry del
Val. papal secretary OF state. remained
today at his summer villa on Monte
Mario. His absence from Rome was CON
strucd generally as indicating that no
immediate developments bearing on the
strained relations between the vatican
and the Spanish government were ex-
rrrted.
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ALASKA VOTERS WITH
DELEGATE WICkERSHAM NJ

JUNEAU. Alaska. Aug. l0.-Iucom-
pletc returns from Yesterdays election
Indicate that Delegate James Wicker
sham, independent Republican. has been
reelected TO congress over Ed. Orr. Re
publican by large majority. In some
quarters it is predicted shat Wicker
sham's majority Will equal that OF Two
years ago.
In the Valdez district Orrs home.
Wickersham poled 1876 votes TO Orr's 81
O'Connor. the labor candidate polied less
than 90 per cent Of the total vote.
FAIRBANKS. Alaska. Aug. t0.-DeIo-
gate James WickerSham carried me Ia
mana valley in Yesterdays election by
overwhelming majorities. Nearly com
plete returns give Wickersham 1i0S; Orr
5i0, and O'Connor SIS. O'Connor' g
strength was In the camps.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.-Chlcago-
Philadelphia game postponed, rain.
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Short News Stories

CHEYENNE, Wyo Aug. l0.-An army
paymasters safe containing $1,000 was
stolen from the maneuver camp at Pole
Mountain. twenty-five miles west OF here,
last night and carried away There is
no trace of the robbers although an
are securing the hills for the robbers.
When Captain w. r, Wilder arrived the
first OF The week with the money for the
troops the safe contained $4,000
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At LIncoln--Lincoln. 10. Topeka. o.
~ st. Joseph-First game: st. Joseph.
!, Omaha. 2 Second game: St Joseph.
3 Omaha, q.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 Independent $50.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 10-Delegatcs
10 the special national convention of the
United Mine Workers, which will con-
vcne in Tomlnson hall, this city, tomor-
row began 10 arrive today President
T. L. Lewis today had no comment 10
make on the convention other than to
say lie expected there would be between
1000 and 100 delegates in attendance,
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Foreign News in Brief

TOXIC. Aug. 10.-Serious floods con-
unue throughout Japan. Thousands OF
houses are submerged and many lives
have been lost. The interruption TO rail-
way service is unprecedented, There is
much suffering in Toxic.
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KEEL. Aug, l0-The shipbuilding inter
ests today notified the managers OF the
Germania. the Howalds and the Kobe
ship yards. all in or near this city. 10
lock out their workmen on Saturday
next. unless by that time the strikers
in tho yards OF the Hamburg American
Steamship company at Hamburg yield
and return 10 work.
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TACOMA, Wash. Aug. 1O.-Bom in
Tacoma in 1884. 1885 or 1856. and turnec
over 10 an orphan asylum at Witten-
berg Wis. in 1891, a young soldier
Mckinley. Philippine islands. has written
20 Assistant Postmaster Stocking, hoping
to find some one 10 identify him He is
now with Company Nj. Seventh infantry
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. CARLISLE. Pa. Aug. 10.-Mrs Helen
Barnhart OF Shircmanstown. near here,
WAS arrested today. charged with send
Ing poisoned candy through the mails.
Candy poisoned with strychninc was
mailed To Miss Buelah Mountz OF Har-
risburg last week The girl ate some Of
the candy and Was made very i'll.
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SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. lo.-Duke
Francis Joseph of Bavaria Is passenger
on the steamer kronprinzess Cecille,
which sailed today for New York.
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