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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
GlRL STUDIES FOOD OF POOR.
Attends School of Technology to Ac-
quire knowledge.

Attends School of Technology to Ac-
quire Knowledge.
Although Miss Helen Fales. the one
girl graduate of the Massachuset In
stitute Of Technology to receive a de-
gree this year, will not confirm the
rumOr. there is strong probability
that she viii devote her time now to
a study CT conditions obtaining in the
focd supplies OF the poorer classes of
large cities. such as Boston. New York
and Chicago.
Miss Fai1s. the one girl to get her
degree out Of 273 men classmates. has
strong philanthropic leanings.
Miss Fales entered the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology after hav
ing graduated from Vassar college to
take UP the study of the chemistry of
foods particularly and to obtain a de-
gree of bachelor of science incidentally.
Miss Fales lives in South Framing
ham. Mass. and belongs to the most
exclusive circles. but will forego a So
cial career and viii devote her time
and efforts to bettering the condition
of the poorer classes who are not able
+ to get the training to fight for them
selves
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
WOMAN AVIATOR FALLS
Baroness DeIaroChe Becomes
Confused in AerOpIane.

Baroness Delaroche, the first French
woman aeroplanist, was fatally injured
at Rheims, France, by falling from a
distance of fifty meters.
The baroness had flown around the
field once at height Of eighty meters
when suddenly, in front of the applaud
ing tribunes, she appeared to become
frightened and confused at the ap-
proach of two other aeroplanes.
She started to descend, but while
still far from the ground lost control
of the machine The aeroplane turned
over and fell like a log.
The baroness legs and arms were
broken. Her mangled body was taken
from the wreckage and conveyed to
a hospital, where she is dying. At the
hospital it was found that her skull
was fractured.
While momentarily conscious the
baroness explained that the rush of
air from motor passing over her
head had heightened her, whereupOn
she cut the ignition and lost control
of her machine.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15

ETNCLE SAM now has a wash day. It
~ isn't a laundry for soiled clothing
but for good United States paper
money. When some of the bills find
their way back to the bureau of en-
craving and printing in Washington
whence they came bright, crisp and
new, credit to the engraving art
they are really and truly in the filthy
lucre" class.
Now your wise old Uncle Samuel
proposes to wash the bills and use
them over again instead of destroying
them as has been the custom.
Director j. D. Ralph is on the job
watching with interest the ranovator
Of dirty bills do its duty The ma
chine on trial is one invented by
Frank B. Churchill and was submit
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
GREAT WELC0ME IS
GIVEN TO JOHNSON
COnquerOr Of J9i.TiGS Returns
to Chicago Home.

Rioting and disorder broke out at
the Northwestern railway station in
Chicago when 5000 negroes and white
people fought and struggled around
the train which brought Champion
Jack Johnson into Chicago from Re
no, New, where he defeated Jc1cries
in the prize fight.
Chicago July S. - Rioting and dis
order broke out at the Northwestern
station when 5000 negroes and white
people fought and struggled around
the train which brought Champion
Jack Johnson into Chicago
Sixty policemen, with drawn clubs,
were unable to hold the hCwling,
shouting mob in control, and they
rushed the station platform and virtu-
ally captured the depot and train
sheds Many men and boys were sent
sprawling onto the tracks near the
platform when the crowd back Of them
pushed and kicked in an effort to
reach the coach from which the negro
pugilist was stepping.
Sixty police under command Of
Capt. Rehm and lieutenant tried to
protect the station platofrms but they
were powerless 10 stem the rush Of
the thousands of fight mad enthusi-
asts The policemen were thrown
back against the cars and every man
would have been entirely swept off his
feet if he had not laid about him in
lively fashion with his club.
When Johnson, with his famous
golden smile" emerged from the car,
the mob made a mad rush for him. It
was not an unfriendly demonstration,
but the police had to fight hard to
keep the rush Of admirers back as
even the giant black could not have
stood before their rushed Finally
Johnson, surrounded by police, was
dragged and pushed through the big
crowd and showed into a cab, It was
impossible to get him into his automo-
bile. He was taken to his home on
the south side.
Leading citizens of the race turned
out in silk hats and frock coats, many
of them in autos hired for the CCCa-
SION Will IHOuSy NOu vi JL6 ut l.,
while hundreds of the South SIDES
darkey belt strewed their heTo's path
with flowers.
Inhabitants of the "black belt"
were deeply indignant and resentfUl
over the action of the mayor and pO-
lice They said because of their col
or they were Disseminated against.
The plan was to have two bands at
the station and an automobile parade
IN 'rhlch tEirty-ive machines would be
n liae. This was vetoed by Chief
Stews:d after Assistant Chief Schuct-
tle~ nsd giyen a permit.
Twerty-iour cities, according to the
latest dispatches, have put the ban on
the !erries-Johnson tight pictures. five
other cities have adopted a waiting at
tituGe 10 see what effect the pictures
VII, have or those seeing them, and
three cities have come out openly and
said they wanted 10 see the pictures.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
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A YOUTH in Washington is carry
"A ing around in his inside pocket
piece Of paper upon which this is in
scribed:
"For taxicab hire, S1S990."
The youth is the son of-weIl, of
course the conventions prohibit the
use of names-but he is the son of
man useful to the nation in these
parts. The useful father has just
about enough funds decently to keep
up his end. The son perforce insists
upon extending his allowance. He
has to come to dad every so often,
occasioning much heartache and worry
to his parent.
The other night the son was caught
in the rain. He had taken a young
woman and her mother to the theater
and they were Fastening to a street
car. The rain became a d0wnpour
I'll call sab" said the young
man.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
JUDGE FULLER LAID TO REST
Last Rites at Chicago Over Remains
of the Chief Justice.

Seventeen minute guns, fred at
Chicago by United States artillery,
Oh orders of General Frederick Dent
Grant, paid tribute to the late Melville
w Fuller, chief justice of the United
States supreme court, when the furer-
al services began at st. James Epis-
copal church.
Governor Hughes and other dis
tinguished persons from the east were
present
Eight former presidents Of the Illi-
nois Bar association represented that
organization. Former presidents, the
present officers and many members of
the Chicago Bar association attended
the funeral The services We're very
impressive. Interment was at Grace
land.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
LYNCHlNG IN OHIO
Mob Wreaks Vengeance on Detective
Who Killed Saloon Keeper.

At Newark, Ohio, following the
Newark, o.. July 9.-Following the
death Of William Howard. saloon
keeper, by one of ten detectives in the
employment of the Ohio Anti-Saloon
league, during attacks on salcCls by
the detectives, a mob of 500 men at
tackled the Licking county jail, seizec.
a white man named Ethorington. and
hanged him to a telegraph pole in ttc
court house square.
Howard, it is charged, did - re-
sist the detectives when they Cr yred
his place on the outskirts of n ; *.
He, it is said, put his arms a o,.a
Etherington as if to hold him, whore
upon the officer fred bullet into
How ards head.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
FRANTIC WOMAN'S DEED
Chicago Wife Shoots Her Husband and
Little Daughter.

At Chicago Mrs. Emma Mulsaw
shot her husband twice through
the abdomen as he reached the door
of his home, 1904 North Kedzie ave
nue., went to the bedroom where her
three-year-old daughter Annabella had
been asleep and shot her through the
back She then completed the triple
tragedy by swallowing carbolic acid,
which she had prepared for the pur-
pose, and died short time later.
The two victims of her bullets are
in a dying condition at st. Elizabeth's
hospital The woman, armed with q
revolver, had waited almost all night
to carry out her plan to exterminate
the entire family.
Mrs. Mulsaw was twenty-four years
old. 1t is believed by the police that
her mind became unbalanced by jeal-
ousy over the attentions other women
raid her husband She left two notes,
in one of which, she requested to be
buried in the same grave with her lit
tie daughter
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
WEDS MINISTER OF GREECE
Daug i1ter cf Ex-senator CockFc!l OF
Missouri Is Bride.

Miss Cockrell became the bride Of
I4ambros A. Coromilas, Greek minis
ter to the United States, at New Lon
GoG. Gem She is the daughte. Of
Francis Marion Cockren. formerly
senator from Missouri and now 9
member Of the interstate commerce
commission.
Minister Coromi'as has rerre~ented
his country at Washington for ihe lss.
three years. He is 4 bGchelcr, Its-
three years old. more than six feet
tall, and an expert a. fencing,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
FARMER JEFFRIES.

Tock to the land,
10 the nice soft soil
That raises no crops
or jabs for his toll.
Goes Farmer jeff.
Where his work will be
A picture of sweet
Simplicity
Back to the land,
To the nature spot
Where the rain doesn't rain
Amy punches hot,
Goes Farmer Jeff,
And he'll hit the ground
With a plowshare lick
That makes no sound.
Back to the land,
TO the growing place
Where Johnson can't land
On his sun kissed face,
Goes Farmer Jeff.
And he loves to look
On the fields that need
No left hand hook.
Back to the land,
To the peaceful ways
That were so unlike
Those Reno days,
Goes Farmer Jeff
With a keen delight
In knowing there isn't
A niger in sight.
Back to the land,
To the good old farm,
Away from the ringside
And it's harm,
Goes Farmer Jeff,
And it's safe to swear
He's mighty darn sorry
He didn't stay there.
w. j. hampton in New York
World.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
MONUMENT TO ADAM AND EVE
Washington Apple Growers Propose to
Honor Memory.

A. f. Crowell. formerly deputy state
horticultural commissioner of Spo-
kane and Stevens counties. Wash. has
submitted proposal to the national
apple show TO erect a mammoth mon
ument to Adam and Eve in one of the
apple belts in the northwest. The
board of trustees of the organization.
of which Howard Elliott. head of the
Northern Pacific Railroad company. is
president. is discussing plans to offer
a substantial prize for the most appro-
pirate design. submitted in competi-
tion ~ be awarded by popular vote at
the third annual show in Spokane the
1rnrl; nf Nov Il
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15

Serene E. Payne, chairman of the
house ways and means committee, is
a candidate for reelection to congress.
IL an interview announcing his candi-
dacy Mr.. Payne said:
81 expect to be candidate for re-
election and I shall take an active part
in the campaign, both in New York
and elsewhere. The tariff and the
good work done in congress will un-
doubtedIy be the issues everywhere,
and in this state will overshadow state
issues, in my judgment"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
rs JAPS FAIL I'M BATTLE
"Little War" with Formosa Is Dis
astrous to Mikado's Troops.

Heavy fighting has occurred in For
mosa in connection with Japans 'lit-
tie war" with Formosan natives near
GuiTan
A number OF Lative bands combined
and surrounded the Japanese troops.
who extricated themselves with loss
OF sixty-two killed and wounded
Three battalions of infantry and a
battery of artillery were hurled to the
scene from Taipeh, and the natives
were dispersed with much loss. the
casualties oa the Japanese side total
ing seventy-eight killed and wounded
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
GOV. SANDERS FOR SENATOR
Louisiana Legislature Elects Him to
Succeed Senator McEnery.

The Louisiana state legislature
sitting separately. elected Jared
Young Sanders, governor of Louisiana,
United States serator to succeed the
late Senator N-cEnery. the term run
ming Until March. 1915.
Later the two houses voted toget ther
and the election wcs Of cially pro-
rIaimod. ScFaers :. ~ ycaIs cid.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-15
PAY ILLINClS CENTRAL CLAIM
Blue Island Rolling Mills and Car
Corpany Settles With Road.

The DiLe Island Rolling Mills and
Car cC--p ny, one of the five corpora
TORS {. a ged with defrauding the Illi-
nois Central railroad out of over
S1,5C0,GC0 in connection with repairing
freight cars, has settled out of court
by the payment of a sum variously
stated to be between 100000 and
$5OO,OOO
The total claim of the Illinois Cen
trail road against the car company
was 100000 The settlement was
followed by dismissal of all court pro-
ceedings.
Evening journal., 1910-04-23
This Page is Headquarters for Local and
General Sporting News
PICK LOCALS
FOR U. OF P. MEET
High School Boys Will Com
pete With Eastern School
Athletes Next Saturday

The Wilmington High School Athltic
Association has selected Rodger Dan
iels, Robert J. King. Herbert Mearns
and Henry Shockley TO represent the
school in the University of Pennsyl-
vania meet tu be held on Franklin Field
on April 80. The members of the team
will run in tho order named and Daniels
was chosen captain of the team.
At Horse Show Park yesterday after
noon the Association held another
meet. Jenries won the high jump at
five feet one inch, while Bott and Don
nelly were the other entries. AfcCaf-
ferty was the winner of the pole vault
event at eight feet. Thompson was
scond and Jones third of the five en-
tries.
This year the relay team of the Will
mington High School will be matched
against the Randor High School. Ocean
city High School Treffydin- East
town High School. Camden High
school. Trenton High School. Phoenix
vile High School and Cecil County
High School.
Evening journal., 1910-04-23
ROLL BOWLERS
OUT OF PLACE
New Workers. Now Head Sing
les and Pairs in Balti-
more Tourney

Several leaders In their classes In the
fourth annual tournament Of the National
Bowling Association were Displaced yes
terday and the New York howlers had a
large hand IN the displaoing
In tho morning Charles l.unsmann and
Henry Cob, both Of New York, took FIRST
and second places respectively IN the in
diyiduals. the former with scnre of 6SS
and the lattor with one OF d8l. John Kos
ter, OF New York, was thus rc,ogatod TO
third place, with 623 pins 10 his ciodlt, aud
James Smith, OF Buffalo. 20 forth with
622 Geraghiy, OF Paterson, N. D., and
kropp OF Mount Holly. being fgiced out
OF tho list OF the four leaders
The afternoon developed new leaders
also IN the two-man team contests, when
Ostorman and Mortimer. OF Utica, n. g.,
scored 1888. klng and Grossman, uf phila-
dolphia, retain second place IN tins class
with i22i pins in their favor, bu' MoNany
aud HOLES. OF New York took third place
hy scoring 1915, relesating Rlc 1,er and
Rolfo of Chicago. with their i2ii pins, 60
fourth place, and dropping Rrunt and
Ball. Of passalc, H. ~. and Srnuli1 and
kostcr. NJ Now York, from the third ami
fourth places they had respectively hel D.
IN the hve-man games but one change
in the standing of the hrst four tcams re-
suited. the Cornthian No. g team. of New
York. by scoring 2aol, taxing Second place
90 the Chalmers Detroit of Cmcogo with
1917 while the Yonkcrs. IN. Yl team drop
ped TO third place with esi5, tho bonahoes
OF Paterson. n. j.. with 2'G3 10 fourth
and the Ravenswood No. I. OF Long islam,
city. out of tho iist. Scores OF more thar
200 were made also hy tho Allen schmid
team. of Utica. n. "; tho Halcyons. %
the same city. and the Corinthlan No. 3
OF New York
The annual business meeting of the a.
ISOLATION will he held to day
Evening journal., 1910-04-23
BASEBALL GOODS OF QUALITY.
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Now is the time of year whe1 the
owners and managers Of the hundreds
of baseball clubs throughout the coun
try arc giving thought 10 the purchase
on new outfits
Many managers make q mistake IN
tuyirg cheap outfits. Such nrtcles
ns balls. bats, mitts, gloves and masks,
ahoeid be- Of tho very best. The hard
service they receive soon puts them
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II means that the customer must be
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The Reach" catchers mitts an1
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Evening journal., 1910-04-23
GRAF GETS
WARM SEND-OFF
CheSmar and High School
Basketball Teams Enter
tain Him at Dinner

The Chesmar ad High School basket
ball teams gave a dinner IN the Y. NJ. 9.
a. building last night, IL being % fare
well 10 John & Graf. assistant physical
director of the " NJ. G.. a., who has re-
signed TO go 10 Wheeling w W. Charles
llarkins. manager Of the Chosmar team
presented picture Of the team TO Mr..
Graf and wished ldm success. Frank y.
Tmmtts general secretary. presented TO
Crawford aud Daley OF the Cnesmar
team, the cup they won in the iunlior
howllng tournament of the association.
Manager Little Of the High school team
spoke of the success Of the team.
Mr Graf presented q stick pin to tho
members of both teams and to Mr.. 1ib
bits and Physical Director schaizel, as a
souvenir OF tho annual banquet Of the
two teams Tho dinner ended with rise
ing vote OF thanks 10 Mr. Graft and MT.
Tibbitts for their interest in the events
Of the teams during tho year. Those pres-
oni were J. j. Daley, g. E. Harkns. J.
j. Horty. H NJ. Foulk ". F King =. a.
Crawford and j.. * Crosby. OF the Ches-
mar team r. j. King. a. H. Mearns. r..
J. Iackln. n. 4. Little W. j. Mccaf-
ferty. T.. f. wickornham and Ia. J. Dam
tolls. Of the High School y. NJ G. A..
team.
Evening journal., 1910-04-23

the Seaboard will go TO Wilmington
and play against the DUPONT. Manager
Doherty of Fifth Ward, wanted this
game played for the entire gats re-
ceipts but Manager Receives of the
Powdermakers could not soee il in that
light He was evidently afraid that
the offer was alitttle too heavily
charged. This is somewhat OF a come
down from the stand taken by Reeves
a couple Of months ago when he came
out with a long interview In which he
was willing 10 play Fifth Ward for any
amount Of money and back IT mp with
'stccn story building and thirty
million ation.-Choster Republi-
can.
Evening journal., 1910-04-23

The first real big Saturday games Of
the local baseball season are being
played today. At Front and Union
County League. is playing the Eastern
Laboratory team of Gibbstown, \. j.,
and on four other grounds teams Of
the ALI Wilmington League are play
ing their openers. The city fans, whet
ted for the seasons play, are out in
large numbers.
The dupont Eastern Laboratory
game promises to be fast one. The
Gibbstown team is composed of crack
college men from the east and is one
of the fastest teams in its class. Bill
Crouch will do the pitching for dupont
The All Wilmington League will play
four games, thanks to the weather
man who has held back the tears for
the day.
Ashley and Oriole will play at ASH
ley: Parkside and Highland at Kirk
wood Park; Rockford and Merwick at
Rockford Water tower and Hillside and
Penn at Horse Show Park.
The Ashley Oriole managers have ar
ranged for a big opening. There will
be a band of music as side attrac-
tion and the president of the league
will toss over the first ball. There also
will be music at the Rockford Mer-
wick game. Parkside and Highland
and Hillside and Penn VIII entertain
the fans with gilt-edge bali The
games will be called promptly at
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-04-23
TNo more weeks. then the dreMorka.

Two more weeks; then the fireworks.
900
Today's warm up ought 10 help as
form some opinion Of the speed Of the
Millionaires
0-O-O
Mousley is getting generous Now
he offers to let a fast man go if some
body else wants him.
O-0-O
Don't get alarmed. Flood will be
here at the physiological moment look
ing for a job OF course he'll get IT,
900
Griffith can't see anything but first
place for that Gas crowd.
O-0--O
Welsh has been working his old
hooks and curves just as dexteriously
as ever.
Burke will be favorite again this
year. He is always playing halliday
in and day out.
900
Why in the name Of all that is
wholesome should Mousley be looking
for another pitcher?
800
We sincerely hope there will be no
weeping Of the clouds on the few DAYS
cur set has chance TO show itself.
800
fHd ws co. &. rlght when we re,
marked that PfentlSs ana Chase would
be the stick artists? Not dead ones
by any means.
900
There is more than one fourteen
carat chip in this set.
$3.50
Keep an eye on Frank Traynor
bunch this season. All the fellows are
in fine form and the pitchers-old
stagers-eXpect TO excel themselves.
0-O-O
1t is sand that Mannerings vocal
paraXysms on the coaching line are
as violent as ever.
-l--1
Mr. Madden is glad that no dropped
several hundred in New Castle. Same
here. Come again. Icte. The drop.
ping is fine.
O-O--0
Won't somebody please tell scotty lie
is in wrong.
900
Some people are always viewing with
alarm. zearfoss fears tnst the comet
may skid when il comes to make the
sharp turns around the gas tanks
Some ditch there.
0-O-0
One need sno printed record before
him to recall all the slories of last
seasons race.
No one viii begrudge Traynor his
chuckles over what he expects Brook
wood TO do the set.
900
Those Millionaires are ronping this
afternoon like boys turned loose from
school
0-O-0
Traynor denies with some warmth
that he ever contemplated annexins
Chase. In language that we've heard
before. they're a reason
900
Wingate promises to be more than q
conspicuous ornament to the Riverviev
team.
800
Say. here's toast % Crouch
May his big shadow never lessen.
An may he always keep them guessin
/ 900
There is nothing in the ethics of IN,
game. as exemplifed by Reeves him
self that binds Mcusley to give hin
even pleasant smile.
900
We hate TO do this
] on Saturday afternoon Of next wsel
Evening journal., 1910-04-23
DEAD AFTER
RING FIGHT

BY United Press Leased Special WIRE.
BOSTON, April 2S-Max Landy. of
Boston, who fought Joe O'Brien. of
Cambridge. 20 a draw last night. before
the Union a. g. OF Brockton, al 1l6
pounds. died here To-day. No announce
mcnt has been made as 20 the cause Of
Landys death The police and Medi-
cal Examiner Lcary are investigating
the circumstances. I.andy was badly
beaten in his bout with O'Brien. and IL
IS believed his death followed heart
trouble.