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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-10-12
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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-10-12

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The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
CAPTURE OF
 REYES SURE
MEXICAN MILITARY DETACH' MENT EXPECT TO HAVE GEN.
 ERAL suRRoUNDEJ
Reyes and His Followers Must Either Fight or Run--ConstitutionaI Dem onstratons Are Forbidden by
 the Governor.

Monterey. Mex. Dec. 23. .-Locat- ed once more by the scouts Of General Geronimo Treyno. General Bernardo Reyes, self appointed leader of the "ConstitutionalLsts' the name he has given the insurgents, must either fight or run again. Scouts reported to army headquarters today that they had secured Information regarded by them as accurate that the outlawed general was on the Viga Ranch not far from Burgos, town in the state of Tamauiipas this afternoon. Gener- al Trevino sent orders to Colonel Manuel Garcia Lugo 10 invade the ranch in search of Reyes.
 Officially 1t is not admitted that Reyes has with him any men other than the five who crossed the river with him but there is little doubt that he has riding at his heels at least 20 or 30 men. The Viga ranch is about 40 miles east of Linares. It is well wooded property and somewhat billy, but it's character is not such as provides places for ambuscades as does the country about Baleara lying to the west. Treevino considers 1t improbable that Lunge's force of 15O men will encop0ter Reyes before tomorrow.
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SALVATION ARMY
 CHRISTMAS DINNER
HUNDREDS WILL BE FED AT BIC FREE DINNER TO BE GIVEN ITO
 THE POOR.
In Addition More Than Fifteen Hun dred Basket Meals Will be Sent
 Out.

Second only to the far-reaching snd worthy charity by the Salvation Army in sending Christmas baskets to more than forty worthy families of the city. will be the big Christmas dinner to be served by the members of the army at their hall.
 Ill addition to the Christmas cheer contained in the big dinner baskets to go to the homes more than 100 nice fat chickens will be roasted, as well as a large quantity of roast beef and pork for the free dinner which will be served to the deserving poor. the sick and crippled persons of this resort.
 The Christmas dinner will be one of the greatest spreads of the kind ever attempted in the city. For weeks the members Of the army have been busiIy engaged in soliciting and col lecting the material for this feast. Saturday and Saturday night was spent by them in "stuffing" the many chickens and every minute for days and weeks has been a busy one with them. The appreciation of their work will be seen on Christmas day. Those who are interested in really worthy charity are invited to call and take a peep at the diners at the Christmas dinner.
 In addition to these two big under takings the army will have bis Christmas tree on New Years night at which valuable and useful presents for the poor children of worthy fam flies will be distributed. The collec. ton of the Christmas tree trimmings and artices will be undertaken next week, after the Christmas festivities have closed.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
INVESTIGATE
 BUTTER TRUST
LEGALITY OF THE QUOTATION COMMITTEE OF ELelN BoAkD
 TO COME UNDER PROBE.
New Board Will Do It's Own Investi- eating to Bring Butter Business Within the Scope of the
 sherman Law.

Elgin, Ill.,. Dec. g. investigation of tine legality of the quotation com mittee of the Elgin Button Board in reference to the Slherman antitrust law will be the first official action of the newly elected insurgent' off cers of the board according to J P. Mason treasurer, who outlined the fu- ture plans of the board in the ab sence from the city of Charles II. Potters, who was elected president of the board today.
 Federal laws will be inquired in- to-, said Mir. Mason, "and the ques- ton of the legality of the quotation committee definitely settled. There has been considerable speculation on this point. The present board wants to do business on the square.
 The majority of the directors are strogly in favor of retaining the quo tation committee, but if 1t is found to be operated a violation of the Sher- man law, |. wiz be abolished.
 Mr. Mason expressed doubt that the board wouldbe successfully oper- ated without the quotation committee. We have got to regulate our price according to other markets he said
 "Without the price committee we would be handicapped to an extent. ;
 He said no other radical changes from the policy of the former admin istratioa would be made in the near flt.r q. least with Mr Potters s.a. ton as president there was expected t0 come change in the manner of operating the election board, which fixes butter prices in the midle west and is a standard for America. The new presidents idea was to abolish the quotation committee entirely.
 this Q. Il mittee was he basis O. the Insurgency" in the board. It oper- ates W,h the full ..ov CT of the beard and may change or resciad it's action at will. It was contended by the fin surgents' that the ommittee operated in violation of the Sherman anti trust law"
 For twenty-two years this commit tee had been in fall charge of Elgin butter quotations, John Newman, de- posed as president after seventeen years of service. predicted that no change could be made in the power of the committee without killing the prominence of tn Elgin market. Among the insurgents" there is a faction that believes in the mainten- ance Of the committee, but in fixing the published standard price by the actual sales, of the board
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
Morse,s Condition Critical.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 23.-The eondi- ticn Of Charles w. Morse the former New York banker, was such today that fears of his ne were entertained by his friends unless he should be pa roled or pardoned soon
 Death is not expected momentarlly by physicians who have been attend irg him. but ultimate recovery from his maladies Is doubtful.
 According to Dr. A. c. Fowler, who was called into the case, his con dition is serious, but not necessarily such as to cause immediate alarm
 Morse was examined yesterday at the army hospital at Fort McPhear- son. whence he was taken from the federal D, tson. As a result of the examination, which was by Post Sur geons and local doctors. telegraph ic report was sent to Washington. It followed the weekly report. sent n by taac mltary surgeons.
 More is suffering from ane1a pre- ris. Bright's Disease and Is partly paralyzed on his right side. He Is forcad to remain in bed most of the time. His wife, sister and daughter are with him.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
"BIG SM0KE'
 BACK AGAIN
JACK JOHNSON LANDS IN cHiCA GO WITH THREE BIG RACING
 AUToMoBiLES IN TRAIN.
Laughs at Idea That He Is eroke-- Sees No Worthy White Hope and Thinks Sam Laneford the
 Best Fighter

Chicago, Dec. 23.--John Arthur Johnson tine e,s ws-corr..;a, rr..;a. : .s. h ss..I prize fighter, arrived home from Elu- rope today, displayed the worlds th.nnest watch, the worlds greatest quantity of gold teeth. the worlds largest squirrel fur coat" and Intro duced a statement five minutes after hls arrival. The statement said sim ply:
 "Dou't you ever tuIink Jack John sons broke"
 Later he ampified this by saying he started the 'hroke story'' to jus tify hls demand for some s7,500 train- ing expenses which he says he got.
 Three new automobiles. each guar anteed to outspeed any Tie previously has driven, will be in g6Tagc next week, he says, and 90 to 100 miles an hour will not be unusual. acord. ing to his predictions Of future drIy- ing.
 Johnson did not appear to be out of condition so far as physical ap~ pearances goes. He says he can traln back to condition in q month.
 An effort to interest Johnson in Jim Flynn amused the champ. iia said he would not consider Flynn ser iously. Surveying the field of white lighters. Johnson could see nothing promising in any of them
 Sam Langford. lc said. was ti2 only fighter who could hone to pur up anything like an even matcib asii the Boston boy, he added. confident. iy. would be whipped
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
Oklahoma Paroles

Oklahoma City, Dec. 2S.-ln accord ance with a custom established by 1ormer Governor N. .. tiaskeii Gov ernor Cruce granted Robert $. Wal tham d 30 day parole for the Christ mas holidays. Watham was a resi- dent of Sulphur and is serving lie sentence. This is the third time he has been paroled for Christmas. G. Il. Griffin, vino had pleaded suilty Tn Greer county to taking property under false pretenses, was pardoned nave served part of his sentence walter Ccndre, who has served three Years of nine year term for man slaughter, also was pardoned.
 Sam s. Wilder of Lee Fibre Coun' y was paroled having been sentenc cd to serve five years for stealing 3 horse
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
Setback for Rebels. .

Mexico City. Dec. 23. .-Efforts by a certain group of Mexicans to bring about an ti-demonstration have been met by refusal oa the part. of Governor Antonio Tiyeria, Of the federal district to issue tine neces- sary permit, on the grounds that such a demonstration would be entirely lacking in patriotism and because there exists no reason which would justify It.
 A call for the manifestation in ques- tion was published in Gil Bias. It in- yited all Mexicans to meet in front of the American embassy for the pur. pose of protesting against tine alleg- ed i'll treatment of Mexicans along the border, including their impriso1- ment of those charged with viola tion of the neutrality laws.
 Gil Bias deprecated the manifesto ton as ill-advised.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
AFTER SPECIAL ELECTION.
Citizens Enter Courts and Demand
 Their Riaht1.

Denver, Colo, Dec. 23 District Judge J H. Teller today issued q writ of mandamus to compel Mayor R. " Speer and other city officials to call special election on amend ments to the city charter providing a commission for Of government, includ- ing the preferential system of vot- ing and the headless ballot. The city attorney gave notice of appeal to the state Supreme court.
 The mandamus was asked because the city officials refused to order q special election in compliance with petitions signed by 10000 voters.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
saved From sInq Sind .

New York. Dec. 2S-A Christmas present to John Boehman of Brook lyu today was the. dismissal Of the charges which will lead to hls release om Sing Sing prison after sixteen years service on conviction of a murder. the commission of which the Supreme court now finds him 10 be Innocent. The necessary testimony was supplied by two men, who kept silent at time when needed to prove an allbi because they said they we're afraid of being bounded ny the no- lice
 While in Sing Sing, Boehman sen fenced for life. met doctor impris- oned on a minor charge, who promis- ed to aid him when released and as a result of the doctors activities, re- gently the necessary witnesses were found, the proprietor and bartender of music hall-both of whom have made affidavIts that Boehman was b1 their place when the crime was com mitted.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
GIFTS FOR RlcHEsoN.
Cambridge Minister Receives Fruits
 and Flowers.


 Boston, Dec. 23.--With his physical condition apparently improving stead fly Christmas gifts and flowers com lns to him from friends and Christ mas d!n1er promised by two of bis iofnier parish.ieners ehe tehe Rev. Rev Clarence v. 2. Rieheson had much to make his day cheerful in the Charles Street jai! today.
 Tonight Ridheson's physicians re- ported him as recovering rapidly from the self inflicted injuries of Wednes day and the district attorneys office declared that everything seemed fav- olalle for the beginning of his trial or iihuary Is on the charge of the murder of Avis Ltanell.
 One of Riciheson's gifts today came from his former fiancee, Miss Violet Edmands of Brookline. It was large box said to contain fruit and confec- tIons.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
FOUR ARRESTED.
Charged With Using the Mails to De
 fraud.

Denver, Colo. Dec 2S.--Federal warrants were issued today for the arrest of fou officers of the United States Postal Insurance Company on charge of using the malls to defraud and the men who are under indlct- ment are D. s. Nevn, president: O. D. Olmstead and Harry r lnsley, all of Kansas City, and Charles A. White carver, treasurer.
 The insurance company was organ. ized in Denver three years ago, cap italized for sl,0OO.0O0 and the stock, par value, s100, sold for sl5O to s2OO a share. It was charged officers and organizers spent and divided S70,O0O and that not one policy was written and on this information the federal grad jury returned indictments.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
yEecs LAKE HAUL
Secure Stamp and Notes to Value cf
 sfo,ooo.

Hardin. Ky. Dec. 2s "A band of yeggmen got $500 worth of stamps pnd s10.0o0 worth of notes and sfocks when they blew the safe in tho post office here early today.
 The explosion of the heavy charge of nitro glycerine used in blasting open the safe shook the town and caused panic among the residents many Of whom rushed half clad rom their beds. Although posse waa formed, no trace of the robbers could be found and blood hounds will Do put on the trial as soon as they can Do obtained.
 The papers taken by the yeggmen weEe the personal property of Post nj Fer Stark and some of them are neeotiable.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
NEW MOTOR SPEEDWAY.

New York, Dec. 23.--lt was an nounced tonight that the Metropolitan Motor Speedway Association has ac- quired 330 acres of land cn the Rear ney Meadows in New Jersey for use as motor and speedway and aviation and athletic ground The associa- tion has received authority to ssue $1,500,000 capital stock and it pro poses to construct motordrome two miles long ;iaii wii seats seats fer 0iis hun hun
 dred thousand persons. It was stat ed that work would begin February
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
MURDER SUSPECT HELD.

Derby. Conn, Dec 23, Edward Di Donate, 19 years, was arrested here this afternoon by detective from the office of the district attorney at Albany, N. r., on suspicion ot knowing something of the murder of the Morner family at De Freesville, Rensselaer, county. N. Y. abont De- cember 12. Di Dinoto expressed his willingness to go to Ahany and left here shorty afterwards in custody of the officer for that city.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
PRISONERS
 XMAS GIFTS
HUNDREDS ARE PARDoNEo AND PARoLED AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS
 FROM EXECUTIVES.
Charles W. Morse, Critically Ill in the Federal Prison, Hopes for Re- lease-Texas Governor
 Releases 25.

Michigan City, Ind, Dec 23.- Guards of the Indiana State prison presented Edward Asseman, pard- oned life man., with a gold watch when they bade him good bye and wished him "Merry Christmas" to- day. Asseman had served twenty years. He departed for Cincinnati to join his widowed laughter an her children.
 And Pm going to see to it that they have many Merry Christmases" Le told his prison friends.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
HUDSON BAY RAILWAY.

Winnipeg, Man, Dec 23. Work on the construction of the railway to Hudson Bay is to proceed at once. This information was made publls to. day by Robert Rogers, minister of the interior, following an Interview with ]. D. McArthur. railroad con. tractor, who will have charge of the work. It Is to be a goyernment-own- ed and operated line and 1s1e ol Ships also government owned, may operate between Hudson Bay and Europe.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
CUPID BUSY IN
 XMAS WEDDINGS
EIGHT MARRIAGE LICENSES iSSu- ED YESTERDAY AND FURTH-
 ER CALLS ANTICIPATED
Always. There Are More Than Usual Weddings Christmas, but This Year Promises a Record
 Breaker.

Cupid is busy.
 Yesterday the office of the eoun- ty clerk recorded eight marriage e. censes, and yesterday was only the day before the Sunday before Christ mas-and who knows what is to fol low.
 There were sixteen persons who prepared for Christmas weddings hl advance of Christmas, and that IS about double the number that are usually issued.
 The avesage run of licenses is sued always is raised during the hol- iday period. but it is doubtful if there have been eight licenses issued as far in advance as two days before Christmas in former seasons.
 Those yesterday were:
 W. B. Jones to Media Blakeley.
 Nav McDougal to Bessie Wilker- son,
 Fred Helms to Ossie Harper.
 George Langley to Nellie Smith. I. T. Began to Irene Childress.
 I.onnle Magby to Breel B. Bomer-
 l.. D. Cox to Ella Hauser.
 Fred j. Fowler to Gretchen Wentz.
 With that record in advance 1t is very likely that today and tomorrow there will be large additional sup ply of the official ~'permits to wed'' from the court house.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
XMAS TRAGEDY.

Crab Orchard. Ky, D c. 2s. As 5 result of Christmas celebration Wei ter Walin. aged 3l is dead e.nd three other perscas were wounded llere ear ly this evening. Several nen were in front of soft drink establish ment when difference of opis1ion re- suited. During the discussion which quickly followed pistols were drawn. wallin was instantly killed Others hurt are Dudley Walin, his son. Er. nest and Ben Howard None of the alter are dangerously wounded.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
AT TEN CENTS STORE.
Woman Arrested After Long Pursuit
 by the officers.

Toledo. Dec. 2s s.-At the counter Of and 10c store. where she was vaiting on Christmas shoppers, Mrs. taderson w. Jones, alias Mrs An derson W. Jones, alias Mrs. Andrew F. James. was arrested here today after two years pursuit by federal officers for alleged illicit traffic in sleomargarine in Louisville.
 Her husband Is in jail here wanted in this county for the same ofEense. Their son Morris Jones. IT. was sen- ienced by federal Judge ]. NJ. Killits
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
BLEW SISTERS HEAD OFF.

OIyey. Ark. Dec. 2s After an ar gunent tcnight over the division of Christmas purchases, Bryan Brides well, l3 years old, pointed a gun at the direction of hls sitter. II years old the trigger of the weapon caught on his coat and the weapon was dis charged full in the girls face. Her head was torn from her body Tho boy declares he had DO intention of injlEing his sister.
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EARrHouAkE RECORDED.

New York. Dec. 23--An earthquake of moderate proportions was recorded this afternoon by the seismograpb at Forbes University. The vibration be- gsa at 4:0f and lasted for 30 minutes, the main shock occurring at 4;30. The general direction of the disturbance was north and south. No estimate was placed upon the distance of taa earthquake from New York
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
MOTHER AND cHILDsklLLED.

New York. Dec. 2o.-In trying to fill an oil lamp which was lighted Mrs Jennie Caleao caused an ex- plosion tonight which set her dress on fire at her home ill Brooklyn. Her little six year old son, Philip, @tried
 to beat out the flames with his hands but his clothing also took fire and mother and child were fatally burn ed. Three men who were attracted by the mothers cries, were severely burned while extinguishing the fire
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
Hurdles Win Battle.
INTER-coLLEGIATE CHESS

New York, Dec 2S--By defeating Harvard 3 to | in the final round Of the twentieth annual inter- collegiate chess tournament today, Columbia Un- iversity successfully defended her title to supremacy at Chess. which was captured by close margin over Yale in 1910.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
Twentx.Flve pardoned .

Austin, Tex. Dec. 2S.-Twenty. five eonviets will walk out of the husk and Huntsville penitentiaries as free men Christmas morning, as the result of Goyernor Colquitt's ex. ereise of the executive pardoning pow CTS. Thirteen of the pardons were written out early in the week. A supplmental list was given out to- day.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
EckHoFF TO TESTIFY.

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 23.-F. Eckhoff of Cincinnati. said to have Information of the dynamiting oper- ations of the sioNamara brothers and others alleged to have been assoeiat. ed with them will be brought to tnis city Jan. 3 to testify before the fed eral grand jury, according to the statement of William J Burns, who arrived here this afternoon Burns would not reveal the present where abouts Of Eckhoff, but said that one of his operatives was with him.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
SAVED THE MONEY.
Bold Thieves Attempt Robbery on a
 Crowoed Car.

Paterson, N. J.. Dec. 2S. Two men armed wisn automatic pistols held up Frederick Wilde, manufacturer and city de.eetlve, who were guard ing a satchel containing $2,0B on the street here tt day. The detective, ]. H. Tracey was shot in the leg. but the money which had just been drawn from bank for the Christmas pay roll of shirt fassory was saved. The highwaymen escaped and up To a late hour tonight no trace had been found of them.
 Tracey's injury may cripple him for life.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
WEALTHY MAN KILLED.

Parkersburg. w. Va Dee. 2s. .--E. A. Wells, former owner of the Wells Refinery and wealthy was run down s.ad killed by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train in front of the Sixth Street staton here tonight. MT. Wells was at the station to meet his grand. son. Wells Crawford of Duluth. Msnn. who was on the train which killed him.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
ERLANcER DIVORCE.

Nyack, N. Y, Dec. 2s.-Mrs. Ade. laide Louise Erlanger obtained an in terlocutory decree of divorce here today from Abraham L. Erlanger, the theatrical manager, with sI.o00 a month alimony. Mrs. Erlanger and her husband separated two years ago and sine began suit against him last summer.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
MIDNIGHT MASS.

There will be midnight mass ser- vice this tsuhday5 night at St. Ma rvs Catholic church, LeJeals' Mass will be rendered by the choir. sAd- este Fidelesr and 'sGlory to God', dor the offsratory. Tue cars will be in waiting for those who attend after the services
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
Many Xmas Paroles.

Montgomery. Ala, Dec. 2S.-Gov- efaer Emmet O'Neal today paroled for life 26 oonyicts and for from twenty 10 ninety days four others as his Christmas gift to Alabama prison CTS. These paroles had been con- victed Of crimes ranging from robbery tc r.uider.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
CHOLERA IN ITALY.

Chiasso. Switzerland. Dec. 23-The official bulletin issued by the Italian government on the cholera epidemic in Italy, states that only the pro- vinces of Cantanisetta and Girgenti in Sicily are still affected. For the week December l0-17, eighteen cases and ten deaths were recorded in those provinces.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
kILsANE BEATS WHITE

: New York. Dec 2s Johnny Kil- bane of Cleveland. who is scheduled to meet Abe Attell. for the featber- weight championship Feb. g. at Yer non, Cal, had a shade the better of Charlie White of Chicago here to. night in their 12 round bout
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
PARAcuAYAN UPRISING

Buneos Ayres, Dec. 23.--AccordLag to telegrams received from Ascun sion, the Paraguayan revolution is making headway. The governmen
 has called out the whole national guards between the age of r and 60.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
RUSSIA TO RETALlATE.

St. Petersburg, Dec. 2s.-The Rus sian government has decided to iu- flict extreme punishment on the Per. sians who attacked the Russian troops. To this end adequate forces viii be concentrated q. fa5rtz
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24

today to three years in the reforma- tory at Elmira N. Y., for co!oring and selling Oleo in Toledo.
 Plants alleged to have been con. ducted by the family were raided here several months ago by federal officers The woman will be taken back to Louisville for trial.