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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15

The Gloucester mackerel catcher,
Slade Gerton, arrived Saturday morn
Nova Scotia, with the first fare of
mackerel of the season on board. The
fare consisted of 10000 handsome
fresh mackerel averaging three pounds
each. and "A barrels of large salt
mackerel. The fish could not be dis
posed of at a satisfactory price in the
Portland market and the vessel sailed
for Gloucester without disposing of the
fare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15

Capt 0ziah Parsons of South Port
land is now the permanent master of
the three masted schooner Luther I.
Garretson. He succeeds Capt. Haskell,
who relinquished command upon the
arrival of the vessel at Portland few
days ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15

The famous Glover's Band held its
annual reunion this week. feature
of the gathering was the clambake
Sunday at Lake Auburn. Among the
out of-town members early on hand
were Col. Enoeh Perkins of Maiden,
Mass, and W. p. Putnam of Water
vile. Col. Perkins was an aide de-
camp upon the staff of the late Gov
ernor Harris NJ. Plaisted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15

Judge Nathaniel Hobbs of North
Berwick, the presiding judge in the
now famous Ole Bull will contest, is
in his S7th year and is said to be the
oldest probate judge in the United
States. He can show the remarkable
record during the 80 years that he has
been judge of having had his decisions
oVerruled or set aside but twice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15

Soule brick yard in Woolwieh and
they are turning out about 5000 bricks
daily. The kilns will be supplied so
that burning can begin early in the
fail. Years ago there used to be "a
numher of prosperous brick yards IN
Woolwieh and in the early days of the
town great many of them We're snip"
ped by vessel to Portland and Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15

The Bath assessors have found il
necessary to increase the tax rate this
year from 20 mills, the rate charged
last year, to % mills. An effort was
made to place the rate at % and q
fraction mills but this was found i'm
practicable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15

The friends of the East Maine Con-
terence Seminary at Bucksport are en-
gagged in an effort to secure the sum
OF $4,000 to meet the conditions of a
state appropriation made two years
ago TO the institution. Already $1,000
Das been secured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15
AUGUSTA LODGE DIRECTORY

AUGUSTA LODGE, NO. IA, F. & a.
NJ. Special communication Wednesday
evening, June IA Work in NJ. NJ. degree.
All sojournng brethren are cordially IN
vited to be present.
HARRY NJ LYON. w. NJ.
w. A JACKSON. Soc.
The evening world., 1911-11-13
MARLBORO WINNERS.

MARLBORO RACE TRACK. Nd,
Nov. l3.-FIRST RACE-Maiden two.
year-olds; about five furiongs.-Deduc-
ton. 100 Wolmes). I. 8 to 6 and 4 to 6,
won; Boray. 112 OHanover), 10, I and 2,
second; Stil!clift, l7 (Teshan). s. 2 and
even third. Time. Los. Gollywoog, Sarg
Kirk. Cashln. Traveilight also ran.
SECOND RACE-Seliing; three-year.
olds and upward: four and a half fur.
longs.-Goh Check. 40 Grand, II to s.
even and 2 to 3. won: Donation, III
(Whlte). 9, 2 and even. second: Leon H.,
lib (Dreyer). s. 3 and 7 to s, third. Time
LOS. Chief Hayes. Elizabeth O., Carlisle
NJ. Top Book and Rose Meddler also ran,
THIRD RACE-Sening: three-year.
ODDS and up; four and a half f~urlongs.-
Muskmelon, 10 (%Steinhardt). 3 to s. I
to 3 and out, first; Kironi, 40 Dreyer)
T. 5 to . and 4 to s. second; Geo. G.. Hall,
10 CHanover). 10. 4 and 2, third. Time,
l.ol l-2. Quincy Bell. Kerran, Susan and
Bonnie Bee also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Seliing; three-year.
old and up: four and a half f~urionEs.-
Ynca. 16 (Hanover). s. 2 and even, first,
Smirk. los (Hopkins). 9 10 5. 9 to 8 and
out, second; Blue Crest, 1l3 (Clements)
!. 3 and Z to 5. third. Time, Ill. Dori.
Ward. Mary Hall. Sabo Blend and Ba:
Masterson also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; th~ree-year
Odds and upward; about seven ~furlongs
-Flarney, lis Hopldns), q to /, IL I,
and 9 to 8, won; Gold Wick, II
Grand. ell? to 1, even and I 10 2, sec
ond; Bertis, 13 (Edwards), I to 1, 8 10
and I to 8, third. Time--1.2s Lois Caya
naugh. Racinette, Lighthouse. Hiber
MICA also ran.
The evening world., 1911-11-13
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
AID GOES RIGHT :
TO WORK AFTER
1000 MILE TRIP
ESPECIAL to The Evening wosli.j

lC.c~tat N Ths r.co,n0 U..tt
Los ANGELES. Nov ia-Ad Wi.
Rast. the lightweight cham,,o, a, ~.
world, arrived in Los Angeles At IN
o'clock this morning. WITH him w.es
Mrs. Wolgast and Tom Jones. his man.
ager. The party. was met nj the train
by Mrs. Jones. who has been living NJ
Santa Monica Reach during the sum.
mer. The party went Immediately 10
Tho be,,, 4, Aa,, uacni,o 49,. i,rc.
tho eyh,or a., hts ,nauau.. -, -
na,,.,. o
"np az .ei"on. "n..e
iousnt Two ROUNDS with HOBO Dough-
erty within a Few minutes OF bis Or.
rival.
Wolgast was In excellent. spi.it, and
showed no, tina .nvh,est trace ~ "a
,,yy. sosn,,o ~. oooo.rns ,r,n IN ,h.
,no .,,.s. ..-..S-r... N.......
,'u"u' "e surpr.ssu '"e spee'v.
ny ms cieVerhess ana asserted .hat Nc
mas Improved at least % per cent. since
he was last here.
In regard to the Thanksgiving match
The evening world., 1911-11-13
TIGERS Offensive Work
Is Not ENCOURAGING

man or any one else who witnessed the
fierce battle could fail to notice that
the offensive work OF the Princeton IRA
chine Is anything but encouraging. 1t
looks the unerring power Of attack
which Is so vitality necessary to ground
gaining by rushing the ball. The Green
Mountain boys gained almost double the
ground by rushing that the Orange and
Black team gained.
OF course there Is one ray OF encour-
agement-Dartmouth was showing the
best she had while Princeton carefully
guarded any plays which are intended
for ELI alone But even granting this
fact the offense is extremely weak.
The defense, although on hand at
critical times. needs some bolstering up
TO hold the crushing Yale offense 30 de-
moralizing to Brown last Saturday.
With so great an amount OF work star
ing them In the face the coaches, who
realize the gravity OF the situation and
among whom no end OF dissatisfaction
exists, will keep the squad behind closed
gates the rest Of the season n use
every effort to finish the development
OF n team which will beat Yale Saturday
and will win the 1911 championship.
The evening world., 1911-11-13
JAMESTOWN ENTRIES.

NORFOLK. Va. Nov, 13.--Tne entries for
races Tomorrow are as follows:
-, FIRST. RACE Selling: two.,sar-olds; five fur.
iSnss--'Bu.h. ioS; Diprsr, iof lied jacket. ito;
Norma Glrl Va ,.'Orpeth, 10Y; Gift, i07
iOI niesethy' r. ii61. '"' ''O"'''a I'H''
SECOND. n~kCE-Seling; two year olds; five
and q half furlongs.-'Henotic, 81; James Dock
sry, iS7 .5nisisney. i0i; k!ittery.' ,ioo; :.Csmel,
h'fHuithp In,s'@as ps'1y: W.; Jawhone 100, III
ages; six turlonss.--Clin Elge. los; Helen Bar.
u.s. liz, Sim aSS% iasa' i ihS; onsser' 100 Hilarious
FoEkTH HAcEUselling; ,hrse;Ssarolds and
lSe' rdord liam: o.; Kaufman, 100 ,LimPet
iat; .Tls% @,'sc1Eches, lGi Di.'entsr. o. --
Edith G.. 100; 20. T. Iuster, 05; Patrick s.
100; cod CAP, ioa {. perh.hire.'' .Ss; .nSubi,
s,xTH ~ACE-sslling three'yearolds. and up
yard; one and 9ne-eishtlh miles. Fair Miss. %
lC2; 'Nsdrn. 103: 'My Girl, 1903.
Apprentice allowance u five pounds Tracl
The evening world., 1911-11-13
MARLBORO ENTREES.
Especial TO The Evening World ,

MARLBORO RACE TRACK, Md, Nov. ls,-
The entries for to-morrow's races arr as follows;
FIRST RACE-Fiyef u,longs, Tom shsw. los
susan, l04; Tiny rim, ~, Jack Buristte i'm.
wenna. Ito; Kironi, loo Wabash Queen, ito:
Donstion. 10; aoodacre. i0+; 'Mary Hall. los
-SEC0ND RACE-FiI. furlong.--I~,bo,. 10.
R,lly Hsneock, no.. Dre,el Hli, 100; Judge
niSS.ly ~; C.shiG 100; cstula. loo; Eos. ia:
THIRD nAcErsteeplechase. short eour.e.-
liq Jit,u, iAD;. Tho speassr. las; Miss lyme.
Aranes .laSi .lAsresdop. .isS, "'
rorRrb R,.o sSsI''ptl o1s mile and : ;,;
Hose. no; Dsybells, los: wsier Trisweii' lis;
Lo!s cS,sn.,gh, ii3i 9rnsm9,s, ia,
long. -Ban,tte. lV1 Republicsn. IFS. Fanch.tte
~; MolI;s, ke'rney' ioI' silas Grinp, liz;
sixth R~ACE-ssllns; five tnrlong,, Sir Ell,
ward, Il8, .Siarb ard. no; Bsrtis. lOT Lori
H., lis; George q. Hall. IFS; Paul Davis, Ito.
stpprentice allowance.
The evening world., 1911-11-13
the Matter With FL
nances of Organization,
Says It's President.
RESIDENT EDWARD BARROW

DREsIDENr EDWARD BARROW
OF the Eastern League Of Baseball
Clubs says there Is no ruth In the
report that two or three clubs In the
league are In bad shape financially and
that the owners are trying to sell their
stock TO the highest bidder. He declares
that IT'S true that some OF the franchises
have been sought. but that doesn't mean
the league Is In n tottering condition.
Barrow further stated that the Montreal
club will not be sold or transferred 10
Richmond, Va. and will be seen again
In the circuit when the season begins
next year..
The %scheduls Of games Of the. Wesleyan Uni.
I'M 6,sn announced by Manage. A y 'Hsa,, !,
town: y, sR.snisid rI,iRlps sshsol a Mlddisr
AZ M.s,ssSusss,f Institute II technology. At Mid.
q Proyidenee; q, New h.Mpshire stats Coles,
Z; Sws n'1 3 bsrtno MtIs !, Z a,a %ss@Its%. q MiI,iam !.
Asssess: s'as: i. S' ! sam. s.,N @, ieS @ ! d = s:f.,s ss'
,vhorsss NV to,s ., a sore o, : 20 y. sewers
game and had many opportunities 10 ypplaud In
playefs - there were many spectacular tackles
forward passes and long runs.
AZ MirYustte Oval, brooklyn, the Brooklyn an,
Y4t Hudson soccer teams played 4 tie game
ttgpsl. FOOTBALL League. II was the best gam
Il4r-SA broohlyn .lnct the season started. an,
~ ce.c-: .sc v~.;a.ssa q s.l. hosI,
hefS ct the good wors Of the teams.
No. this vicinity an. q, IN, op,nio, m,
~ vAMG1ol Sphinx. the chestnut geliin
S, many sess tots var. Is a hnr-
- Y ~ tvss W opsa cisS
The evening world., 1911-11-13
All Details Arranged
For 2O-R0und Go BetWeen
Mcfarland and Murphu
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At the Olympic A. Carl Morris
VS.. Jack Gcyer. ten rounds.
AT Fordon A. C.-All-star card OF
bouts.
At Malvern A.. C.-Young Specks
VS.. Young Ketchel. ten rounds.
At Brooklyn Beach A. C.. South
Brooklyn-Frankle Callahan VS..
Young Solsberg. ten rounds.
At American Boxing Club. Green
point-willie Fitzgerald vs.. Young
Nitch,e. ten rounds.
At East Avenue a. c.. Maspeth-
Young Mooney VS.. Jake Forelich.
ten rounds.
At Carlyle A. c.. Brooklyn-Ty
Cobb "a. Harry Thomas. ten rounds.
Matches Arranged.
Young ketchell vs.. Harry Forbes,
at Mount Vernon A. c.. Nov. H..
The evening world., 1911-11-13
RQiCeUich Wants
To Meet Zbyszk0.
Winner Take All

The following letter. from Harry
Pollok. manager Of the Italian wrestler
Raicevich. Is self-explanatory:
Dear sir--Jsck Herman. the manager Of the
Polish wrestler Zbynko. certainly made wdes's
100 yard record look like . allow freight At the
first call he got on his proposition to wager
$1,000 on his foreign grappler. He statss IN hs
reply to the offer 10 match the Italian wrestler,
Giovanni itaiceyich. against Zbyszho for $40. NJ
that this money was to be given TO Gotch for
goin: on the mat with the Pole. but vas not 10
stand As q side bet. To give Herman the benefit
Of the doubt ! will make him . counter psopol-
ton. II lie will agree to match Zbysfko AGAINST
Raicevich for . finish contest. with the under.
standing that the winner IL to meet Gotch. ! Will
put up q $4,000 purse. the winner Of the contest
to take II all. This certainly does not look - Il
Raicevich wants to get . little nsy money By
wrestling for the losers end. II b up to Nj.
Herman. Very truly, HARRY Lilo
The evening world., 1911-11-13
Cannon Knocked
Out in Fourth

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l3.-Aftcr he
ing slammed all around the National
Athletic Club ring. Mickey Cannon
went to the carpet for keeps in the
Fourth round. The person who sent
Mickey to the floor On Ave separate &C.
cas'ons during the bout Is Young Nc
CARNEY. The assembled fight bugs
smiled ~indulgently when Mccartney en-
tered the ring looking much like a
lamb being led to the slaughter. But
after the hrst round things appeared a
tribe differently. The kensington .t.l
went after c mon in a most systematic
manner. and in the round pu.
him down four times.
The evening world., 1911-11-13
MARQUARD NEAR JAIL,
settled Judgment When PIaintin
Got body Attachment.

"Rube" Marquard. one of tho Giants
pitchers. came near going to jail to-day
because he failed to appear in the City
Court recently for examination IN sup
Elementary proceedings. A body at
taehment was issued for him by Justice
pelchanty, but as soon as Marquard
heard the Sheriff was looking for him
he settled a JUDGMENT for Sal that
caused all the trouble.
Ray X. Sterne obtained the Judgment
against the pitcher a few months ago.
He claimed he had loaned MarouarI
tho none on q promissorY note.
The evening world., 1911-11-13
BIG TURKISH WRESTLER
TO HAVE TRYOUT TONIGHT

International wrestling will be one O,
the sporting features tonight when sey.
eral OF the foreign champions will be
seen In action at the Harlem Casino.
Iva Romanon. the Russian champion,
VIII meet DR.. Roller, n Mehmet Cour.
dieill, the big Turk. who Is out with a
challenge Cor Gotch, Will have his nrst
tryout In this country against Hans
Lehner. serer.! ether bouts are on the
card. The four big Nrestlers have com.
pleted their t'aining and each Is coma.
dent OF winning tonight. Josef Smejksl
VIII be AZ tho ring side to challenge the
"'pRsrs Of ~ tive bis beala
The evening world., 1911-11-13
They'll Box in Open All at
San Francisco on Thanks
giving Day Afternoon.
BY JOHN

A FTER several days of dicker!ns.
~ all arrangements for the twenty
round bout between Packey' Nc
Farland of Chicago and Tommy Muir
ply. the local fighter. have been COM
pleted. Jim Conroth. the fight promoter
OF California. telegraphed this once
early to-day. declaring that he had
clinched the bout and that, the men would
battle In the open air before his club,
the Shasta A.. c. Of San Francisco, on
Thanksgiving Day afternoon. McFar-
land will leave for the Coast fro., CHI
cage to-day while Murphy is expected
to depart from this city either to-nixst
or tomorrow.
Willie Lew. fought one Of bis hrs. battle. a,
the Olympic A. q. on Saturday night, hsyins :,
trorfbls vhstsref In outlointins ben. Doug1aS -,
Newark in . ten.round bout. Lewis's shortns
was q revelation. Besides landing clean and ef.
t%ectivsly he wasted few blows and did some won.
derfu ducking in getting away from Douglass
rwrSs So we'll did Lowis battle that In the en-.
tire ten POUNDS Douglass did not land ax effective
blown. Dougias's face was . mark for Lewis
to the spot bsfors Douglass could get ready TO
deliver . blow. In . few Of the rounds Lewis
croasd Douglass % hard on the Jaw with snor,
right swings that It looked as II he would be
hioehcu out.
Mike GibbonA. the crack Western w~elterweishi.
watched Willie Lswis In his battle with Ben
Douglas, and after the bout was over he turned
10 his manager and said: ~ wish I could get q
match with Lewis. as I think he and l would
make a great fight" Danny Mcketrick. manager
Of Lewis. said to-day that he intends to sixn
Lewis with Gibbons In Q few days. The bout will
probably. take place at the Fairmont A. L.
"R Tommy Lee. manas@ Of Fnnhe Burns.
will make rood hiA declaration that he Will give
Johnny Coulon $500 N he will sign up for q fight
with Burns said Fred Coulon. uncle OF the
little champion. to-day. II Will make the match
the moment he makes, sood, and beside, ] viii
bet for twsnty; round bout at i16 pounds. weigh
There IL no chance Of Buck Grouse. the grsa,
m.ddieweight Of Pittsburgh. and Frank Klsu,
meeting for the next year. Jimmy Macon. man.
agr n Grouse. says that he wants 70 have CDuse
get some more experience by fighting the other
m~iddiew@shts before putting him aaa,nN Klaus,
The evening world., 1911-11-13
CAMP SAYS TIGERS
WERE ENTITLED TO
VICTORY.
fspecial 10 The Evening wor,d.)

Special TO The Evening worid.)
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 13-1n
the opinion OF Walter Camp. Yale's
athletic adviser and the father Of
football here. there Is no question
hat Princeton won the Dartmouth
game Saturday. He says there Is
nothing in the football rules which
will bar a score from a field goal
from being counted as long as the
ball toes YER the bar. no matter
where 1t strikes. Mr.. Camp does not
say whether the matter will be
taken up by tho Rules Committee.
The evening world., 1911-11-13
Jack Dillon Shades Brown.

PITTSBURGH. Nov. Black Dillon
Of indianapolis earned a shade over
Knockout Brown Of Chicago before the
American A. C.. Dillon landed oftener
than his opponent. Brown was content
10 cover up and walt fo- an opportunity
to send the sleep producer across, He
failed and the verdict went to Dillon.
The evening world., 1911-11-13

Inc weekly Cross country run OF the Moruinsside
a, Z. Was won. by Oscar Nelson, the star runner
OF the club. Nelson covered the distance OF -four
miles 70 10 minute. and 81 seconds. defeating a
large field Of competitors.
;er FIsi. II. kbowiss. former .%secAtars tp's. W.
New Nork .Naiinrsl League Club, who IL ,sr III
the sum Of 81 3s+ was realized for him. The bat
VIVA which Frank naker ~ the worlds chsmnion
A~thleties made two home runs In the worlds ssries
WIS %auetioned on aud brought ESQ. George MI
nohap having That price Tor It, alter Mike bouiin
from Mathewson. Vanguard, Bender. Cconhs snS
Moran brought from IS TO $50.
Tom Harris and q. Hooley were the winp., n,
the, two runs held by. the Remnant =, C. Hsri.
carried the colors 81 the .Glencoes. to victory In the
Pa,times In the twelve. mile chase. Zach victor
bad q good lead over his opponents al the finisS
Harris covered the four-mils cours in II minute;
- seconds. "'
While the iempersture was. unusually warm IN,
the sess2n a stin breeze faced the hafne,ss ,ar., y.
on the Harlem River speedway and pTeyen,si a.,
time. Even the new champion pacer. Star ps,Sh'
had only 10 make the half mile trip Al 4 ii ri,
& dispose, OF Princess Direct In the second heat o,
their brush. "'' VI
,htf NGSl,m'r Of N: WENT s.ccph R~.slmsnt won
athletic field track. He had q handieao y, Xxx
minutes from Al vormecks, raMIme 4. = 2 h,,hn,
scratch, mar who have Travelled the di.,,nme
4 miles $40 ysrs-in so minutes i2 rs sew
The evening world., 1911-11-13
Rules Committee Laughngly Dismissed II When Ruling Was Suggested
For Just Such a Fluke Play as Gave Tigers Their Victory on Saturday

Z FEVER beWe was here snha ake victor as Princeton suei over Dartmouth on the Orange
N and Black field saturday, and ever since football enthusiasts all over the country have been
4 y discussing the natter There is a wide difference of opon as to the legality Of the points
scored by the Tigers 1t Is the shunget coincidence In the history Of hbn that this freak play
happened twice on saturday, nut in ue oh instance it was ruled touchack Not only did De
Wto Princeton kick ball that bounded over the cross bar but MMan of Andvrn the annual
battle of his team agns Exeter t@i the ball and ahrn feared the rush ne Armk the ground
and also bounced over the ross bar Dr. James A. Rabbit of PHILADELPHIA who is amembr of the
fNtanr rules committee says that's the last meeting of his committees some one suggested that a
ruling be made for jts such a play as t with which Princeton scored Its winning points over
Dartmouth but the members considered the play an hmpodMeo one and aughnsL dismissed it.
The evening world., 1911-11-13
Eastern League Isn't
Totering, Says Barrow

meeting at columbus. o.. q year ago last septem.
Der An Investigation o. the .tpttsr Is now under
way and ZONE decision will he given by the tu1
court when that body meets In this city next
The evening world., 1911-11-13

as u. latter !. too ,oash a proposition for his
II looks now a. II the match for the feather.
weight championship Of the world between Abe
At,ell and Johnny Kilbane Of Cleveland will surely
he arranged. Tom McCarey o. Los Angeles. Cal.
'o-day wired Atiel an Offer OF 50. 600 for hi,
end 10 meet kNbsne on New Years Afternoon
1t Vernon. Gal. Attell wired back saying ne would
expen~s. S'"
Dan Morgan. manager Of Frank Maa,sl. Nh,
Ia",ucket TX. H. middleweisht. will send siCO
20 the officials OF the Syracuse Athletic ASoc,a.
uon today. which he loses for hi, failure 10 me-,
howard Morro~. the Syracuse fighter, In a ten.
Nund bout before that club 10 nisha ,Iantsil /,
too III to fight.
Arehie SiIlman. who IA looking after III. ~inter,,,
o. i-daie Forrest. would ike to get a return match
with Eddie smith. as Forrest was not in condition
ana took this fight on ore nights notice. For.
rest VIII meet any boy at i2t or IcS pound, Any
cruz offering hes, Inducements, can have nj,
s"V,ees ARCHIE sILLMAN.
No, li8 East One Hundred and Eleventh street,
Leach Cross broke training long enough r.,,e,.
nay 10 take his family ont walking In IA, Brorx
Ltaeh took turns at pushing the family ''so.cat'
and discussing the fistic situation. Since he mo,sd
TO the Bronx Leach has run Gene McGuire a closs
race Tor the popularity siakN. and now hs, IN
army OF followers almost as tia ~ he had on the
lower east side. Cross says he want. a chance 10
'izht X. u. Brown. and u ne hat. Tommy NJ,
lonty tomorrow night he viii camp on the ,r,i,
With him. "N"
The evening world., 1911-11-13

m.ddl~weisht Of Pittsburgh. and Frank Klsu,
meeting for the next year. Jimmy Macon. man.
agc II Grouse. says that he wants 70 have Cpuss
yet nome more experience by fighting the other
m~iddiew@shts before putting him aea,nN Klaus,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-10
balkan News DIsnuIellng.

London, oct. 10.--An official dis
patch from Naples states that twenty
transports have sailed from that port
for Syracuse, whore they will be
Joined by the second division OF the
Tripoli expedition.
The ubiquitous Turkish torpedo
boats which have been reported from
every point in the Mediterranean,
have been discovered lurking off
Sicily prepared to send the Italian
transports to the bottom.
1t is believed here that the landing
of the Italian troops in Tripoli will
bring the war to a conclusion, as far
as Turkey Is concerned, and that
peace will be declared very shortly
The most serious cloud on the hori-
zon Is the report that the powers have
been notified by the Porte that all
Italians are 10 be expelled from the
Ottoman empire within specified
time. The leaders OF the Young Turks
are said to have warned the sultan's
government that IL the Italians were
not expelled there were grave fears
that a massacre would be. started
Disquieting news comes from the
Balkans. Bulgaria is mobilizing her
first reserves and Al over Servia there
Is constant movepent OF troops, The
war fever In Gree4e has been famed
by news from Crfte where the as
sembly has passed\resolutions calling
for union with tho Hellenes. '