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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
WAREHOUSES; BURN
AT HUNTINGTON
Loss Estimated at From $4,000 to
$4,000 IN eiaze Of Unknown
Origin.

Special D..paich 90 the IntsIIigenesr
HUNTISGTON. W. Va. Oct "a
Ihd warehouses of The Huntington
wharf 4 Storage Company. and Kelly.
Chambers a Company. brokers, with
their Contents. were destroyed by frs
OF unknown origin this morning The
loss ~ yariously estipated from so..
900 % 10000. with a total of less
Than twenty thousand dollars insur-
ance. The warehouse contained
among other things one thousand bar.
rels ~ apples c0nslgned 20 McCoach
a Co. OF this city. three cars Of ma
chinery belonging 10 the international
liarvester Co. and about thirty bar
tels of cider
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
1900 CASUALTIES
IN BOMBARDMENT
Awful Havoc az Benahaz. As Result
of italian Fleet Smelling
CITY.

MALTA. oct 2f-in letters re-
ceived here from Benghazi Tripol.
the writer's estimate the casualties
among the inhabitants resulting from
the bombardment by the Italian neet
at 1000 The british consulate was
badly damaged. aud Consul John
Francis Jones was wounded Several
Jews who are British subjects and
had taken refuge In the British con.
sulate, we're killed or wounded. Nu-
merous buildings including a Maltese
church. we're destroyed
Eight Maltese were killed aud ten
wounded. "a h. said
The correspondents add that wild
panic prevailed in the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
Body of Avis Linnell
Taken From Grave
state Hepss "a Find Link iner rni1s,-
Inc Rev. Rieheson as Prisoner
% Clri.
sEARcH BATH ROBE FoR
MISSING POISON PHiAL
hey. Rieheaon. StiIl Denying Cont. Pc
ttions Church 20 t~st Grand
Jury Inquiry.

BOSTON. Mass. oct 24-Remoyed
today from tls grave Ia ~ cemetery
~ Hyannls. the body of Miss Avis Lin
nell. for whose death by poisoning the
Rev. G. v. r RichesOn OF Cambridge
10 being held responsible. waA brought
back TO BostOn tonight by order Of Die
trict Attorney Pelletier Uncertainty
on the part OF the prosecution as 10
the exact manner In which the young
girl met her death IL reported unof-
fcially 10 b. the reason for the sudden
move.
Incidental 20 the examination ot the
body the officials also will make n
careful search OF Miss Llnnells bath
robe. which was buried with the body
for anything which might have been
used as a rece ptaclc for the fatal pow
der she took
u In understood that the eNamina-
ton OF the body will be- made at .
O'Clock tomorrow morning. With only
the, states experts In attendance.
Bar Defense AZ Examination.
Attorney Philip Il. Dunbar OF counsel
for AFR. RichcsOn petitiOned the court
this afternoon for permission tO have
experts for the defense present. hut
NAtF hnNtA AMfu W " leAN NftAf'ANA VS.
til tomorrow Court will open TOO late
to allow any representation by th" de-
Tense az the examination
Richeson today addressed the follow
ing letter to his congregation az the
Emmanuel Baptist church. Cambudge.
Dear Brethren:
4 appreciate the position IN
which the church is now placed.
but I ask its consideration until
after the preliminary hearing. or.
n the grand jury previously meets.
then uptil that time.
Most frntcrnally.
'CLARENCE V. +. RICHESON.'
The next REGULAR meeting OF ta
church will be- held Friday night. the
day after the grand jury - expected TO
begin It's deliberations The letter
probably will be- read then and II IL
possible the grand Jury may have
reached a fnding that the church will
he able TO act on. The fact that Mr..
Richeson asked consideration only un-
"a after the grand jury meets was
taken by his friends tonight as
strong indication OF his hope that the
commonwealth win fail 10 make out
= case against him.
Colonel Thomas Nariand Richeson
of Amherst. Va. father Of the pris-
oner. arrived today and will probably
visit his son tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
BANDITS VICTIM
EXPECTED TO DIE
New Somerset Man Robbed and As
ssulted-Posss and Days Hunt
Assailant.

STEUBENNIIIE o. oct "a
Harry Fiscus. an aged merchant %
New Somerset. near here. WIS held
up. beaten and robbed ~ 800 on n
lonely road near that place today. tie
is expected to Die. sheriff Murray and
"a posse with bioOdhounds are follow
INK TRAIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
KILLS WOMAN
LYING IN BED
Or. Helene SnSbe. One % indisna's
ees; Known Physieisns. Fovuy
Murdered.
HEAD ALMOST SEVERED
eY CASH FROM KNIFE
Authorities without Clue, Arrest
Negro Janitor VINO Claims He
Heard Screams

fNDIANAPOLS. OCT 24-How Dr
Helene Knabe. former state bacteriol-
ogist found In bed 10 day with her
head almost severed by the slash OF
a knife. came % her death remained
10 night mystery 20 the police JET.
fcrHOn Haynes. the negro tanltor OF
the apartments. where Dr knabe
lived. was detained on suspicion that
be knew something % the circum-
stances of her death. but tonight the
detectives let him 40 after he had
RithstoOd for hours their attempts 10
draw incrimlnatlng Information. They
were Ia the dark. they said. as 20 last
nights tragic incidents IN Dr Knabe :
fat
The theory ~ suicide. put aside
earlier un the day was revived to
night. but the polls, declared the eyi-
dence tended 20 indicate murder. The
knife with which Or Kuabe was killed
has not been found. and the coroner
and the police were OF the opinion
that u she herself gashed her throat.
she would not have had strength 10
have carefully hidden the knife and
then returned 20 her bed Further.
there were no bloOdstains on the floor
of her bedroom. save where blood had
trickled from the wound across the
bed and dripped 10 the floor The
blow dealt was "a powerful one. FOR
the knife passed through the muscular
tissue and Was only stopped by the
upper vertebrae On one of Or
Knabe's arms was a slight wound and
blood was smeared on her left leg
Janltor Heard Screams.
Haynes. the janitor. who had known
Dr Knabe for years. told the police
that he went TO bed in bis room In
the basement OF the apartment house
at II o'clock last night Or. Knabe's
apartment was Just above. on the ,rst
floor OF the building lie was awaken
fcontfnuaa o,, mira p.~aN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
BLOW UP TOW N
Rebels Make Bold Attack NesrsMeSi
can Capital; Are Beaten After
FiVeHour Battle.

MEXICO CITY. Oct 24-The town
% Milpa Alta. within thirty miles OF
the capital. was almost destroyed last
night by FIRE and dynamite by Zapa-
ustas. who to-day were defeated By
Federal troops In a battle witch last.
ed for more than five hours near the
ruined town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
POSSE KILLS FIoUTlVE
~ RUNNING FIGHT.

MIDpLESBORO. Ky. Oct. 9f-In a
running hght with a sherin's posse
early to-day. Cal McRaile. wanted for
double. murder al rineville. was killed
and Deputy sheriff Thomas. of the
posse. received wounds from which ne
died later The fight occurred in the
mountains near Clear Greek A re-
ward for the capture Of McRaiie has
been outstanding for some time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
THE GAME ~
ONE GLANCE.

Grounds SiiTJe park
NictOrs-Athletice.
Score Athletics 4. Giants p
Pitchers Athletics. Bender.
Giants. MatheWson and Wiltse.
Standing-Athletlcs. three
games. Giants. one.
Tuesdays Crowd gf.3l5
paid admissions.
Crowd -Four Games -f2G.f2s
paid admissions.
Players On two teams split
tf27s1Oe1. WinhIng team
gives zach man todate 81 G5f.
each Oh losing team g2.f3G 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
CAPTURE TWO CHINESE TOWNS
Italian War Aerop1aneS
Spread Terror I'm Tripoli

terror Some OF the native tribes
have decided TO migrate TO points
further In the interior. while others
are buryinG their vaiuables. Bolder
tribesmen are devising means 20 at
tract the aeroplanes into positions
where they can be fired upon
In military circles II II thought that
tho aoroplanes are helping 20 infiu-
ence the natives TO surrender
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

TRIPOLI. oct 2t-In the Turk.
Arab attack on the Italians here sun.
day. the Italians bv a ruse surround.
"a and captured several hundred Of
the enemy Tho enemy lost several
hundred dead and injured
A battle following the lombard
meut az BenEhazi resulted in tho
Turks losing 900 dead and having
from 500 20 200 wounded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
HOG NEARLY KILLS
WOOD COUNTY FARMER

SOD. .sI ufsratcn to fnteiiIreucer.
PAHkERSBrRG. W. Va.
Oct. o. ~ the result - being
attacked Iy re- female hog while
attempting 90 take ouc % her
young out 20 the pen this nf-
tcruO0n. Joseph Smith. ~
Fairfield. above this rify. mav
dc from injuries. The hog
Knocked him down and began
tHnrlnu nf bic head with its
fusks. irfirtinr very serious
wounds Timely assistance of
fhe Old mans dnuFhter. who
beat fhe bog with a club. saved
him from hriug torn to pieces
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
UNCLE SAN NOT
TO HELP SANTA CLAUS

WAsfuNgTON. oct "a
Tho rrrlofice department. will
Mt arf ae Santa Claus this
rfar. TIE department an
rrrrrrI that letters adlrrss-
90 tn santa ciare- and for
warl'1 to tre dead letter Of
fire VIII rpt b. distributed 60
charitable arEanlzati0ur. be-
nnfalerf rfrEons. poor children
or ofhfre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
WIFE'S STORY
JAILS HUBBY
Parsersourser Arrested for v. s. en-.
press Co. Thefts as Result OF o.
Norce Trial Facts
JAMES SUIT RgPLETg
VITA SENSATIONS.
Mrs. James Sues Husband Following
Husbands Shooting Man Hs
Found IN Ais Home.

: 80 ~ nlepatch o. the iuteiIlrencer
PARK kERShURG. W Va. oct. 20.
Charged With conspiracy TO defraut
the United States Express company.
Carroll james. baltimore A Ohio
railroad extra conductor. and George
Miticr. express messenger running be-.
tween this city and Grafton. were ar.
rested here tOTuieht. Their arrest il
The result. 10 IL said OF disclosures
made by th" young Wlfc OF James. Who
is suiAg FOR divorce as a sequel 10 a
recent sensational incident al the
James home In this city.
James came home about O'Clock
one morning few weeks ago ana
iohnd. 80 he claims. Seymour Kuhn,
Fairmont railroad man. with his
wife. James fred shot AZ Kuhn. In.
hicting flesh wound In tho thigh
Kuhn made his escape by walking ten
miles form he city and catching a train
Tor home James gave himself up To
the authorities. but later vas released
when no one appeared TO prosecute.
James brought suit for divorce. but
his wife avoided service. aud brought
counter suit and sercured service OF
tie process first
wife Sprang Secrets.
idAihh OF oeposittuu~ IN tho divorce
case began Monday. and then II 10 al
legged Airs. James made statements
involving her husband Express com.
pany detectives were summoned here
from Cincinnati. and worked up the
case. resulting Ia the arrests tonight.
II Is alleged that James and Mitter
have been robbinE tho Express com
pany Tor the past two or three years,
IH al A l..
place for their spoils. II f. said the
thsfts may reach into thousands or
dollars. Mitter and James wera re.
leased tonight on thousand ddlar
bond each for preliminary hear -
next Tuesday. The case created ~
big sensation.
In the James divorce csse sensa-
tiOnal charges are made on both sides,
both James and his wife charging each
other with adultery and naming CO.
respondents who are prominent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
TAsNERY FIRE Loss
PLACED At 500 900

-re. .af rHsuateh fo tle frfeutrrr-s-
HTNFrNgTON. ". Va. oct %
latest estimates q the Iorr orrasionaf
hy thc burning % the tannerv of tho
Ashland leather company AZ Ashland
Monday niEht. are SEQ. 900 About half
of the ioss 81 said fo re covered tr
issurance although The company fra
not issued any statement a. to the
lnsurancr. The tannerv wss one a.
the r-stn and argest Dol the rrifed
states
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
KIMMELL IMPOSTER
Man Who Posed As Missing Niles
Man Denounced BY Two % His
Old Friends.

NILES. Mich. Oct H-The man.
who has posed as George A. HImmeIi.
was declared here today by two men.
who had worked with hims for two
years. to De A. 70. White. alias
Turkey" White. formerly a conductor
on the ST. Louis and san Francisco
railway. The men are Bruce l. Cos
ner. Of Enid. Okla. a conductor. and
John W. Burt an engineer on the
Frisco line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
ross SPENT NOTHING
~ PRIMARY FIGHT

BOSTON. OCT. lf-g1r
Euzcne N F1ss obtained his
reconciliation ae Democratic
candidate for governor in the
recenr primaries without the
exrerdfurr - cent. SO
statement nf sru. rffurrs lr
the CAMPAIGN was. fIsf hr The
governor. as prsslfIhed bv law
and inquiry az to the reason
brought out the statement from
the governors Office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
WHEELING MAN
IS A SUICIDE
Niles Ward Shoots sen on Steamship
Bound for Vera Cruz.

HAVANA. oct 2f-As the steamer
Mexico was about 20 sail from tals
port. FOR Vera Cruz. this evening. Niles
q. ;. ward of Wheeling. ". Va. who
va passenrcr with pie wife. from
New York. for Vera Cruz. committed
suicide IN HE cabin BY shooting him.
seif. lie left a letter addressed 20 his
brother. who o. said 20 be- a major in
the United States Army.
Dependency over in health ls given
a. the cause.
Efforts 10 locate relatives Of Niles
Ward we're unsuccessful and he as
not known to the police. neither ala
bis name appear in the directory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
UNITED STATES FINANCED
THE VENEZUELA REVOLT
Agent Claims 90 Have Secured Two
Million Dollars for War.

PANAMA. Oct 24-Dr Rivas Vas.
Quez. Who vas a member of the de-
posed Castro government. says that
he has obtained tao million dollars in
the United States for tho purpose of
furtheripg a revolution against presi-
dent Gomez in Venezuela re left
today FOR Trinidad. en- route FOR Ven
erucia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
AGREE ON REPORT
Basis % Compensation for rupioysr.
LIABILITY Bnl Rsaohsd ny
CommIamfom

WASfiNGTDN. OK -f-After "a two
days executive session the emuI0vera
LIABILITY and Workmen'a rumuerrsf lon
commission to-day reached an arrnnNert
on TIE basis ~ legislation 90 b. recon-
msnIed o. congress and nfIlurra.f 1rrfu
MONDAY. N1rrruter The finHfrra Df
The cprrmleainn are not final nuf If b.
not probable tnat they viii nr materially
changed
Tie laW proposed viii provide Tor dI-
rect payment nV Interstate carriers Tor
ini lrire rusfclned tT freir employee and
such payment Is made rnrrrrIf .llr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
WRIGHT MAKES FLIGHT
~ A HIGH WIND

KILL DEVIL HILL. n. o.. oct. e.
In "a fftv-mIio gale today. Orvl1fe
Wrfkht vent aioff and remained vfr-
tuaiiv stationary in hls slider. with
which he is conducting cxpcriments
In aerial stability
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
Destructive Machines of the Air May
Cause Natives 10 Desert
the Turks.

ROME. Via frontier. oct. s4-Mes-
saEes : ON the interior OF Tripoli say
that -,ports OF flying Italians with
destructive machines are every
where causing CONSERVATION and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
EoooERs FLYING,
ACROSS TFxAs NOW

SPOFFORp. Texas. oct -t-Nvia-
tor TCai' r. RodEers arrived here at
0s o'clock this evening from san
Antonio. on bis coast -fo-coaaf firht
We lefi san Antonio at g. e. O'Clock
to-day. Todrrra expects to start on
his icurney westward tf ~ O'Clock TO-
mofrpw morninr. Twins f1 ~ Hio.
~ miles awaY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

rrerisl D. 70. frh fp the fufeffigenrerf
fAikMONT. W Va. Oct. 24.--After
a careful investigation into the drown
INK Of John Gump. the Mannlngton
man whose body was found In Buff
faio creek early Monday morning. tbs
authOriJes have decided that Gump
was accidontly drowned while intOEi-
Gated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
WIRE PRODUCTS
PRICE REDUCED

NEW YORK. Oct a Another re-
duction ~ 81 a ton on all wire producfs
has been made
Keen competition ls given a. the
cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

WAsHrHoToN, Oct. a4-Forscasss
western Psnnaylvanfa and Ohfo-Fafr
EtEhtly WArmer wednesday, Tnuradays
ncrth nortlon-
Wsrl virxinia-Falr altrnfIv warmer
We1nMadavs Thuradar faIr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
kiubsng and Sian HaVe Fallen Into
Hands Of the Victorious
ReVoiutionists.
SCOPE OF UPRISING
LEADING IN CHINA
Sian Was Regarded as a Government
StronehoId-6oVernment
Disheartened.

SHANGHAI. Oct. %. - kiu
kisns. In the province Of Kians-
81. has fallen into the hands Of
the rebels.
The government house was
burned. but there were no other
disturbances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

TOXIC. Oct 24.-Dispatehes
from Pekin to-day declare four
Chinese Imperial wsrshIps. COM
manded by Admiral Sab. have
been surrendered TO the rebels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
RIOT OYER DR.. COOK
Effort % EEpiorsr % Clear stain On
NE Narns In Denmarf 10 raiIurs.

A Cooks tHelfriral attempt fn-nfrnf 90
Nndioafe hls reputation. hr lecture Ir
l.e hnll WuFre fEo years nEa. Dol aI.
most prominent people % Iaaurara re.
suited iu extremely rlufnue scene rlr
fnof Haa fuuIlV rrmueIlaf 90 retire.
inglorlourIr ~ fhe back Ilnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

English LsWmsker Suicides
LONDON. Oct ALFRED Peter
Hitler. Jniouist member % parrS
ment ioT the north division % Heft
fordghirs. committed suicide today
b. SuftinR his throat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

PEKiNc. Oct. 24.-charles N.
sehwab, president OF the Bethle-
hem Steel Corporation. who has
been negotiating with the Chi
nese government for the con-
strUetlon Of warships. has been
unable 10 conclude a contract.
owing 10 the revolution. He left
for home to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

PEkING. Oct. 24--Two important
towns. Kiukiang and Sian have
fallen int the hands of the revolu-
uonists. very materially extending
the area OF the uprising. disheartfn-
ing the government and giving new
10 the leaders In ,he move.
ment TO establi. h n republic. Sian
was regarded as a government strong.
hold
SHANGHAI. Oct "a Chinese
Official dispatch from Yin Tchang. tho
war minister. reports imperialist sue.
cesses over tho rebels on October 20
and - AZ Sin-Yan-Chow. Tho dis.
patch states that the rebels had more
than six hundred killed. while the
losses Of the imperialists amounted
10 few score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

Ccontinnsd on seventh PagsJ
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-20
THE HOME

Yesterday a travelling representa-
tive of the Franklin Wooden Mills of
Denver, called at this office looking
for a chance to sell the printers some
goods made in Denver, says the Car
son City Daily Appeal. Needless TO
remark, he did lot get the order.
1t Is such conditions that the home
merchant has to contend with. The
travelling merchant offered goods at
a low cost. He had a fine line of
display and attractive samples. He
sold everything from suits to under
wear.
The home merchant whether he
sells groceries or pantaloons needs
the protection that he pays a lieence
for. In most places the home mer-
chant does advertise. The man in
business who does not receive the
protection offered by advertising in
his home papers deserve to lose
trade. The public is naturally in
terested in the home town. BY head
ing off such firms as the one above
mentioned and directing te trade TO
the home merchant it gives him a
chance to pay his debts, keep his
money moving among the home peo-
pie and keep the town on the up
grade.
Ii is not often that an order mer-
chant drifts by mistake into a print
shop. 1t is to be hoped that others
throughout this city will direct their
trade TO home people. They pay
taxes, license, and live here. The
other fellow takes the money to
Colorado.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-20
Esy Team VIII Cross Bats with
Heavy Stick Men of the
Steam Shovel Brigade
at Copper Flat
LOCAL BOYS IN GOOD FORM
BALL TOSSERS FROM THE PIT
AND THE BIG CITY MAKING
ARRANGEMENTS TO GO OUT
THE STATE FOR BIGGER GAME

The Ely and Copper Flat ball
teams will play this afternoon at
the Copper Flat grounds at Ruth.
and the lineup of the latter team
gives the assurance of a good game.
Copper Flat will be in the best of
form. as il has been for the past
several games. and there is no doubt
as to their performance. The
grounds at Ruth are the fastest in
the district, and this fact makes II
better going for the Ely boys.
There is talk in the district
of sending the steam shovel
performers out to other parts OF the
state to meet all corners. Ii is
thought by the fans here that with
the acquisition of a few of the Ely
players, the team would be able to
wipe up moi only the Nevada teams,
but that the aggregation could go TO
Ogden and Salt Lake and aequit
itself with honors. bringing home the
bacon and doing some good advertis-
ing for the district. 1t is on the
cards that the boys are to travel, and
il is quite possible that the arrange
ment will be brought about.
Last Sundays game between Cop
per Flat and Ely saw Nelson, Ely's
soathpaw in the box for six innings.
and the left-handed twirler was all
to the good while he performed. His
support. however, "a not what ii
should have been which fact deterio-
rated from what ought 10 have been
a very good game. As 1t was Cop
per Flat scored Il tallies to three,
and the boys from the Flat made
two home runs. Krugen was in the
box and was there with the goods.
He showed what he could do in the
ninth when he allowed the bases to
fill and then famed three men one
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-20

The strike of English dock hands
has given rise to considerable COM
ment on the possible predicament
of England in case her foreign trade
should be cut off in time of war. The
prices OF meat, fruits and ice rose so
to 300 per cent in one day, more
than half the city motor buses were
laid off for want of gasoline and the
newspapers were seriously handi-
capped for want of paper, being re-
duced to only a few pages daily. 1t
is a startling revelation of the help
lessness of England when cut on
from foreign supplies.