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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
Wheeling VIII Probably
Secure Baseball Meeting

recommended by subcommittee
which met to-day. u IL proposed that
leagues In this class be permitted 10
draft from all other minor leagues.
Practically the entire business ses.
sion today Of minor league leaders
was devoted 20 the salary limit prob.
lem. and IN the cned n was referred
10 a committee Il was the coucen-
sus ~ opinion that fixing Of salary
limits either by classification OF popu-
iation under the direction OF the Ma.
uonal association r. imperative. The
suggestion Of Secretary Quinn. OF the
Columbus, o.. club. that the salaries
of players who go to a higher league
should be on Fixed scale. was gen
orally approved II IL anticipated
that both suggestions will be reported
favorably by the committee on revf.
sion OF the constitution tomorrow.
President sexton. Of The National
Association President Bbsua Of the
Hroohyu National League club. and
President Murphy. Of the CHICAGO IA.
uonais. were the especial champions
~ the Allen plan
Prosident Ebbetts suggested that
league presidents and club owners h.
bonded 70 insure The observance OF the
salary limit imposed. Incidentally
President Sexton urged that the paw.
ing 81 railroad fares and expenses Of
players and their families on return.
ing 70 their homes after The season
De discontinued universally or resu-
lated
Tomorrow betting will b. a subject
% discussiou. President Baum OF the
Pacific Coast league announced that
he would ofer = resolution aakins
that conEreFs enact a Law prohibiting
the transmission By wire 81 bets on
hasebeli games.
Tonight the delegates we're guests
~ fhe Texas league ~ . banquet At
n local hotel The tables were ar
rnnKad- m Ehs EhaDa o. arh.ashallsldfa-
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mond. with the pitchers catchers. UNI
pires and coacheTs' boxes
The army also entertained tonight
with a boxing exhibition aud military
tournament IN the post gymnasium
at Fort Sam Houston
u was after midnight when fhe com
mittee gave W work to-day ana they
were hard 80 u again this morning
The contest for the next convention
seems % be between Milwaukee and
wheeling Bach city has product
which has gained more or less Of a ns-
ionai reputation. and these rerpectivs
products are being featured in the cam
paiEn for the NEXT meeting
one Of the late arrivals al the con
vantion was Robert Lee Hedges. Of the
st. Louis Americans. lie made the trip
from ~. Louis overland b. automobiie
Near LAWSON. Okla. no ran into a bIiz-
gard that forced down temperature from
80 % 10 In iess than an hour
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IN, valee A. An A.,.,

Vocal Expression~ q class book o.
voice training and Interpretation. BY
Katherine Jewell Everfs. H. an
nounced By the Iiarpsrs for immedi-
ate publication The authors pur,
pose 70 10 assist he teacher and stu.
dent iu tralnlng ne voice FOR effective
use which Will mako for success IN
any career or business The scope
o. the work is indicated ~ Inc titles
of he three parts into witch 10 IL
divided studies In vocal interprofa-
f'rr stud fn vocal oppression.
stndi~s m vocal ferhnidus Miss
fFerfs Isl already we'll known for her
earlier book. The Speaking Voice"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
STATE DEATHS
Ers. EiirahstA Kafs.

specisi Dispatoh 20 the fntsnigoncer
HOMNEY. " Va. Nov 16-Mrs
EiiHsbeth Hafsr died yssteyaay AZ tho
home % her daughter. Mrs. Henry Ruehl.
In Cumberlsnd. Nj. Her aEs vas 50
years ana months she was n native
~ Germany she 10 survived BY the
following chiidrsn Mrs Hsnry Rueti. %
Cumberland. hrs Samuel Manshund
Litchfisld. MINI Mr. WIN Uisenhauer.
Of Post Pals. fishO. Mr. otto Hafcr.
% this city. Also the foliowinf sfsrs
hrs LOWS Nsiland Westsrnport. Md.
Ms Wssksttie hartinshurE " We
and Mrs Hunksn. % Eden valley. Minn
The funsrsl servi@e took pisee To-Day
az 20 o m. from lions German Re
formed church. Rev Gottiisb Rueaoh.
pastor tnfsrmeut va made m Green
MONT cs.st~ry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
STANDARD BRANCHES
SEEK 7 OEVADE TAXES

HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov. i6-Three
or the subsidiary companies OF the
standard OIL Company have fled APP
peals In the Dauphin county court
from claims made against them for
state taxes for 1909. BY the auditor
general. the amount involved being
$652.85l The companies are the Ma
uonal Transit Company. Southern
Pipe Line Company and Southwestern
Pennsylvania Pipe Line Company.
which admit claims 20 the amount OF
t86O.155.16 for state tax are correct
Two appeals will probably b fought
out IN court. although the Southwest
ern win hle settlement within few
DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
EARTH SHOCKS DAMAGE
HOUSES IN GERMANY

BERLIN. Nov. Sharp earth
shocks occurred tonight AZ Munich.
Strassburg. Mayence. Frankford and
Stuttgart A. Frankfort. who're sew.
eTal houses were badly shaken. half
clad people rushed into the streets
Big cracks appeared IN The walls ~
several buildings. Al stuttgart house
hold furniture was overturned and
pictures fell from the walls
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n large city and has supported her team
In ths o. a y. League with very large
crowds
Again yesterday local organizations
sent kilograms 90 San Antonio. urging
the base ball maEnat~s 20 come 20 THIS
city for the 1912 convention Preside Mt
Pred J. Fox. of the Business Mems As
sociAtfon. sent q wire. - did the Press
Club. The vritsrs are very anxious 20
Sc tina meeting brought here and viii
ssnd tsiesrsns each dsy until the mat
Atiantie CITY 10 after the N seting but
The Invitation OF ne s>aooast town 10 a
Joke Atlantic city 10 not represented
vitation will not he considered. Los An
gelse 10 making a strong bid. but the
leagues OF the s.st and central section
OF the country do not care 20 trnevl clear
Roehestsr are tho only two cities that
whesiinE has q hard fight Thousands
Of wheeling stosie~ are beng smoked
BY the maEnates each day and Claude
making them ali sit up ana take notice.
hathswson and his old battery parther
Frank Bowernsn. are planning for a big
not leave with the team for cuba.
Rochester will buy Dolly" Grey. the
twirler OF the Washington team Grey
twilred fairly good ball behind n losing
team aud Will make good In the Eastern
League.
N Ty Cobb keeps up his record for an
other twelve years, he will reach n mar K
that no pesyer can ever hope 10 touch.
News OF the outlaw movement on the
Pacific coast 10 attracting much attsn-
ton here. The leaEue(. however, will
never set the world on fire as all the
best players will remain IN the two ma
jor leagues.
The Blue Grass League will be an
auto league" next season. according %
advices received here. The big cars will
be purchased 10 carry the players around
which will be a better means OF travel
than by rail-
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Hair Ornaments.

Imitation amber and tortoise. ehe1
pins and harrettes for the hair. hand
somely studded with brIiUants. are
now In great demand. a. the fashion
able hair dressing. With the son
waved Pompadour and PSYCHE Knot
dressed high on the head. calls for
both the ornamental pins and bar
elites Tor evening wear revival %
the mound or mop hair dressing IN q
much move graceful form D. noted.
The hair IL waved sud softly parted
AZ the let side Of the hesd The hair
IL then ooiied and piled high and vide
across the TOP OF the head In q b.
coming and natural Way 1eweled
pins and the nov buckle barette 70
match arc very effective with this
hair dressing Harpers Bazaar
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Special Dispatch 20 the tntoiIrsrcsr
MORGASTOWN. W Va. Nov. IS.
Mrs.. Marraretta = Jones. Of south
Park. is dead. following an operation
for appendicitis W Jones. the
husband. and si1 children survive
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nine on hiF farm WHERE he had sev
eral wOrkmen engaged in getting Ou
supply OF coal for winter use. and
soon after entering the mine he was
caught beneath fall Of coal and his
back Was broken Mr. Tenant IL Q
prominent farmer of this section He
Ia brother OF Brown remnant. OF No
Curdysville. and Lewis Tenant 81
Hoodsville
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Special Dispatch go me intcIiiEcncer
FAlItMONT. w. Va. Nov. 16.-
Funsrnl services over the remains OF
Norman G. Dyer who accidentally
shot himself last evening while er-
planning the merits OF a rife to his
mother. Mrs. August Dyer. OF this
city. will take place Saturday. The
hoy was I 3 years OF age
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
DUCK HUNTERS
c. a. Robinson and Joseph speideI
Sr.. VIII Leave for Texas

Cecil A. Robinson and Joseph
speidel. Sr.. will leave for Texas To-
day for a several weeks duck hunt.
The Wheeling man will put In the
most OF their time I'm the vicinity OF
Houston. along Buffalo Bayu. which
IL considered one Of the greatest duck
countries In tho south or southwest.
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=. -. o. a ourPI.Axs ST. GLARS
VILE TEAM
har1ott's Team Showed Rare Form
Against Heavy Belmont County
Tsam-Reservss win

Playing the fast independent St
C1airsville five the Y. NJ. c. \ basket
ball team opened the season last night
and hung the Belmont county aggrega-
tons scalp on their totem pole. The
final score was 81 to 81 and crowd
OF 200 saw the contest.
From the start the game was fast ana
at times rough. In weight the fives
were about evenly matched and neither
team gained anything by foot ball tao
tics.
In the score making. the honors were
evenly distributed among the members
of both teams. Williams was the big
gest individual score maker for the visi-
tors. shooting three field goals. all long
shots. and one free basket. FAwcett was
the ohio five's best defensive player.
but all played well considering that they
were matching their skill against that
OF a team which has had the most prac-
tice this season.
For Y. VI. G \ all showed we'll Bor-
ham played his usual fast game and roll
ed In four goals from the field as well
a. three from his free throws. Steele
put up a surprisingly good game. tossing
four goais during the one-hRlf he was
In the game All put up a good defen-
sive game and = Cowl took an active
part In the tally making although he
was playing guard.
Negotiations are now on for the Asso-
citation five TO meet Franklin college at
New Athens next Thursday evening and
a. 1t. cIairsvilie defeated this aEgrega-
ton the chances for a victory look briRht
for the locals
Following IL the summary Of last
nights game:
%. oAirs-al. Pos. whseiing-s1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
Nan WorId,a R.onr

PARIS. Nov 1s--J Ronin. the COL
ombcs runner. to-day covered nine
kiiometers. 72i metres Cabout & miles
and 50 yards IN half an hour This
boats the worlds record established IN
1913. by =. W. white. Of England
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
MILWAUKEE ONLY OTHER CITY
IN THE RACE.
Salary Limits Discussed al Meeting
We5nesday-Three Leagues
Advanced

Special Dispatch 60 tho Irfeliigencer
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nov. 10
With all othor cities Withdrawing from
the fEht for the 1912 convention OF
the National Association OF Profes
-iou9I Base hail. save Milwaukee, the
Indie lions tonight point strongly 70
Wheeling landing the dates Teie.
grams were read AZ the convention 20.
day from various organizations and
business men Of Wheeling urging tho
magnafes 20 come 10 that city next
year. Claude Varncil read these tel
egrams and expressed himself az con
hdent that Wheeling would land tho
coveted convention
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nov 10 -
The salary limits Of every league OK.
cept tho majors win be- cut 10 the
quick next season. n movement
started today ~ rho convention % the
National Asrorinf'Dn of Professional
Baseball league hv Wilbur y Allen.
president ~ tho Texas league. bear
fruit The Texans plan ls for cen
trsl board 10 nX salary limit FOR
every league ~ n certain classification
and ~ penalties for Tho violation ~
such limit. taking che power Of fx'ng
saiarics away from me Individual
leagues Tho cTisfsnoe n some leagues
depends upon fho adoption % such "a
rule. ~ ls contendcd
n r. further agreed that unless the
salary limit NJ each league IN a class
10 tho same. classification r. IN fact
made void
Tho Advancement ~ tho PACING
Coast fearue. American Association
and Eastern League ~ a higher elias
sincauon TO DO known ~ A. A-.Uas
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Special DlsDstch 20 the 1ntsiligencsr
FATRMONT ". Va Nov rs -
William Tenant one o. the prom
nent farmers of this county. met with
an accident Yesterday which viii 70
suit In biz death Mr. Tenant who
resides In HoodrsiIla, want into a coal
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Reserves Also win.

A. an auxiliary attraction IN the ~
NJ" sym. list evening. the Reserve team
also played. winning from the fast
Pirate five by the count OF 81 10 is
There were no stars. AL playing q GOOD
game and showing that FAST hnuch OF
players are held In reserve ny the Y "
=. A. representative team This rare
was also little rough - times. hut 4,
prove ia good exhibition. Tire fins5n
and SUMMARY foifo~..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
Basketball Season
Opened 7if6 Ticfory

Goals from fouls: Baer. ?: Biery. wal
ters. Umpire: Fisher. Referee: Marriott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

puriue June 10000 Immigrants were
admitted into Canafs ~ fhes~ o.
Gas arrived through ocfar ports and
the balance crossed The lire from the
United states THIS ~ an Increase -
6.Bf over the same month in. IsOa
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Goals from the field: Steele. Z; Bor-
ham. 4. r. Cowl. 3. Williams g. Van
Curen. ? Chrizty. ?: Fawcett .. Eiie
Z. mitchell. Menbemeyer. Goals from
fouls: Borham. 3. Williams Umpirsr
Fisher. Referee. Miller Time % halves
20 minutes each.
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Goals from the field. walters 2
smith. 3; Medic. 2 Palmer. ?. Fneir. 9
Piummer. 2. strasser. 2. Raer. B,erY
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Totais .-......... t5i @30 f54 1898
To-nisht's games: Nuts vs. old Viz
ginia.
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REORGANIZATION OF THE
CENTRAL LEAGUE TO-DAY

csntrsi n given z.nesvills's berth. but
this 10 hardly probable. youngstown 10
n large city and mas supported her team
crowds
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Extra farnns for tie; Has Been a; Nat
Tube. 20.
Friday night: Finneean VS. Riverside
Bridge
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Exhibition Cams

HAVANA. Nov. Philadelphia Ma.
tionals. 5; Havana. l.
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n Ty Cobb keeps up his record for an
other twelve years. he will reach n mark
that no pssyer can ever hope To touch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29
PLAYER
GAVE OPPOSING
TEAM SIGNALS
POLICE
Prompt Action on the Part Of
Blue Coats Was All That
Saved Maurice Meyer From
Summary Vengeance.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
WENT ON WAR PATH
tpy nv..ias msrsls a. ,. I-a.-s Wire,

tny nveafng mernia a. y. Lrns~a wtrss
Sheridan, wyo.. Nov 2s.--Police IN
terventlon alone saved Maurice Meyer.
captain OF the Independent eleven Of
sheridan and quarterback on last
years high school team. from violence
at the hands OF mob Of high school
students when. yesterday. he confess
ed to having given information re-
eardIns trick plays OF the home hlgh
school team to Laramie high school
players In an effort TO throw the
championship to the visitors last sat.
urday.
II was claimed that Meyer betray.
ed most of the signals OF the sheri-
dan team and that the captain OF tho
Laramie team showed perfect famIi.
iari,y with the plays as soon AZ the
signals were given.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29
GRAND JURY WILL
PROBE ATTEMPT
TO FIX JURORS
District Attorney at Los An
geles Declares State Will
Find Out Facts in Nc
Namara Muddle.

tEy Eyssiss Hersis a. y. Leased wssep
Los Angeles. Nov. 2e.-DIstrict At
,orney John ID. Fredcricks announced
today that a grand jury would be call
ed In a few days TO investigate the
alleged attempted bribery In the Me-
Namara murder case for which Bert
". Frarkiln. a former deputy United
states marshal Is under arrest. This
widsns the scope OF the Investigation
20 the confines OF the state II the
prosecution desires 10 carry II 10 far;
liz possibilities being about IN extern
sise AZ those OF the investigation Of
the L0s Angelica Times explosion and
the resultant deaths. for one OF which
Jamcs y. McNnmnra n on trial.
Frankiln's arraignment, set for lao
y. m, was by arrangement mostly n
matter of form, the only question be-
ins the date to be set for his trial.
Judge Mccormick. In department
twelve Of the superior court today an
nounced the dismissal az Juror OF c.
n. tcsp) white. one OF the men ar
rested yesterday with Franklin and
later released by the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29
WEALTHY MAN IS
|. ARRESTED AS 4
SMuGGLER
Judge in y. s. Circuit Court
Signs an Order Removing
Antonio Felix to Los An
geles for Trial.

tBy Evessns nerssa a. ~ Eess~s wsrsp
san Francisco. Nov. ss.---Judge
Defiaven In the United states circuit
court here today signed an order for
the removal to Los Angels for trial
OF Antonio Folk. formcr governor %
Lower California. who WAS arrested
here Sunday night and held on a
charge of completely In a conspiracy
10 ainuggie Chinese coolies into this
country. Felix 10 said BY immigra-
tlon officials TO be the head OF the
organisation which has for years
smuGgied consraband Chinese from
Mexican ports 10 the California; coast
hy speedy launches whloh onsdistanc-
ed the revenue cutters stationed
along the coaai.
United States Commissioner Dauah-
erty at Salinas has ordered the de-
portatlon OF the twenty-five Chinese
captured on the launch comrade
near Monterey last Sunday night.
Henry r. Gage. former governor Of
California and once United States
minister 20 Portugal, was Retained 90
day 20 defend Felix.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29
Fair Defendant on Trial for
Life for Shooting Of Hus-
band Almost Falls When
She Hears Welcome News.
COURT ROOM CROWD
CHEER HER LOUDLY
Judge Had Gone to Attend
Funeral Of Friend and Did
Not Return Until Afternoon
Thereby Delaying News.

(ny svesins Bernis a. v. Aarsea tyfr~s
Denver. Nov. 29.--0ertrnde Gibson
Patterson. charged with the murder
OF her husband. Charles A. Patterson
OF Chicago. In this city September
25sh. was acquitted by q Jury which
reported 10 Judge Allen at 2:S5 this
Afternoon. The prisoner flushed.
swayed. but reeained her composurc
In a moment and shook hands With
her attorney then with the Jurors.
The released prisoner was given a
tremendous decentralization by the
throng In the court lOoln and again
outside as she made hav way back o
She jail to secure her pe.polal effects
The jail masron. whoAe lyiapa,hy
had been with Mrs. pal'erAon all
through the ordeal. was 10 court. she
followed The former back TO the jail.
crying. with the tears rolling do~n
her checks.
Although the Jury In the case ot
Gertrude Gibson Patterson, charged
with the murder OF her husband.
Charles A. Patterson. had reached a
verdict IN the forenoon. az 1880
O'clock this afternoon Judge Alien
was stili absent attending the funeral
Of his late friend Judge Bliss and u
was thought that II might be o'clock
or later before the verdict could be
snnonnced.
The hours dragged slowly TO the
sgltated prisoner who In the Sftates,
suspense. knowing that her fate had
been decided u9on. paced the iiooi
Of her cell or kaxed fom the window
Of her cell watching for the arrival Of
the Judge.
In cases OF murder In the firsi de.
gree the jury may fia the penalty Al
hanging or life imprisonment. Fof
iens degrees the court mny In the
penalties 40 follows;
Murder In the second dcgrce--lm-
riiscnment for ten years 10 ilte.
Voluntary manslaugtter--Imp
meat from one 10 ten yaars.
Involuntary inansinuthier-lRii zen
teEee from one day 10 one veal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29
NEITHER PARTY IS
ANXIOUS TO HAVE
CONGRESS CALL
ELECTION
Fact That Thirty Precincts
Have Not Made Returns
Give Grounds for Fraud
Charge, but None Il Made.
CANVAS OF VOTES
PROCEEDING SLOWLY

fry Evcnsnn Bernis a. " t.~ns<a wsFsl
Santa Fe, ~ M.. Ncg. 2a.--With the
officIal returns from ~ precincts
miesing and three precincts not hav-
Ing held an election, the official can
vnsslng beard of the November cleo
sion. whom II convened this forenoon,
was confronted by q peculiar situn-
tlon with the returns from six coun-
ties Etili 10 be serted. which viii
probably swell the missing precinct
returns 10 thirty. This process OF
sorting the returns before beginning
the actual canvass may be completed
today. While neither party has made
any charge uf fraud thus far the with
holding OF thirty precinct returns for
three weeks has made such charges
possible and has revived talk OF con-
gIeselonai investigation and delay In
President TAFT issuing the proclama'
ton which the law directs he shall
90 immediately upon receiving OH
cially the result OF the canvass. How
ever. neither Republican nor Demo
cratic leaders desire such delay and
would fight such a proposition. but
the canvassing hoard may adjourn un-
~ Monday 80 as TO give time TO have
NnN MAANuAHt ANNNAA ANfNA Att'A AtA7t NftN
ballot boxes brought to SANTA Re.
The Republicans having the supreme
court. half OF the state officials and
most OF the district and county off,
GERS besides the legislature. assuring
them two senator's. would bitterly op.
pose delay at Washington, especially
slnce delay might mean the going
over OF the appointment Of federal
Judge and othsr federal officials 20
another administration with the risk
that the lext national administration
might be Democratic. on the other
hand the Democrats would also fear
risking the advantages they have
gained and would oppose holding an
other election under possibly a spe-
clai congressional election act. II Il
not believed therefore that any mos~
ment 10 Get hside the election and
providing for another election nex'
November will crystnllxe into any or
ganlzed OF definite movement.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29
Derby WINNER DiED N FIRE.
sns essmssx fsarss& 4. ,. sss@sse ssssss

LekinFton. KY. Nov. ee.-fn fire
81 stock wood the farm Of Captain
James Wiillems at spring Station,
near Versailles. KY. this afternoon.
Governor QrAy. winner of ehe Amer
ican derby nt Jacksonsille. Fla. iesg
winter. and this years LefonIa, KY.
derby. and County Tax, both geld
inaa. burned 10 death. The fire. of
unknown orlsiR destroyed the eta.
blos In which the horses were quar-
tered before an attempt could be
made 90 rescue them. hoth the
horses had been big money winners
for captain williams on vafloun race
tracks IN this country a. well A. Can
ndns
Governor Gray was valued al ss5.-
o0o and County Tax was held nt
t8.seo. shortly before she Kentucky
Derby Iaut SPRING Captain Williams
refused an offer of $4,000 for Gov
crnor Gray. baskAes having two der
bles 10 hid cfedii a. a-yenr~old,
Governor sifay fInirhtd second IN the
KeniucAs derby and wha IN the
nronny in kafesal rich strikes on ths
canadian tracks last summer.