davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24

DRAWS OUT AL INFLAMMATION
Ii AND SoRENEss.
This femafkable foot bath remedy Is
0vporiors - PeW6sr, Fiasisr or Sa;vs
and II guaranteed to cure Cofns. CAL
louses. Bunions. Frostbites. Chilblatns
IMPROVING Nails. Tired. Aching. swol-
len. Nervous, sweaty. Bad Smelling
yeSt.
Smaller shoes Can 8s Worn by us
1ng TlZ, because It puts and keeps the
feet IN perfect condition.
!TIZ Is for sale ct all druggists. %
cents Dor box or direct II you wish
1fom walter Luther Dodge 4 Co.,
Chicago. M N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23
FORTUNE HUNTER"
Big Comedy Coming 20 the Court Last
Half Of the Coming Week fer
Engagement.

The Fortune Hunter" will be tho
attraction at the Court Theator on
Tuesfny. "Wednesday and Thursday
evenings and Wednesday, matinee.
The Fortune Hunter" by wincholl
smith. one OF the greatest successes
or tho American stage, will como hero
under the direction OF Conan ~ Har-
ris. with pefect company of players.
The story of The Fortune Hunter"
Is or young man who gees 20 a
country town TO win a country heiress
ard 1.-Two luSuriously. n not happily.
on her money. 10 meets a lovabls
old villnger who iuvUnts things, but
who caunot mako IA dollar. Ills drug.
store IL about 10 be closed up FOR
unpaid notes at the bank. when the
fortune hunter, Nat Duncan, inter.
feres. Without In the least under.
standing his Impulse. he uses part OF
tho money which his rich friend has
loaned him for the heiress.fndiug
venture TO pay the note. Ia short.
old Graham IS the first creature Nat
has ever found more helpless than
himself in the world OF business. and
be Just naturally and humanely be-
gins TO caro- for him. Comedy thick
ems and the end OF e all IS that Nat
makes big success OF old Crahau'a
drug store and patents and marries
Grabam's daughter for love. IL IS q
deiiciously Interesting story and TN
dcrnea,h It's humor Il IS very true.
Nat duncan IS not the first disheart-
ened young man Who has been re.
created through finding wenlcr
brother 70 take care OF: but Il Is not
only The weaker brother" that turns
The fortune hunter into "A man: Il
- getting away from tBpestried
wills and Wallets. and from hlghballs
aud false values 20 work that II sim.
PIE enough and right enough 70 be
done for works sake and for man.
hoods sake. and not % make a head
line and front page story He
couldn't 90 less under tie influence of
Old Graham. as Frank Bacon plavs
him This rare artist IN charactc-
painting presents tho old v.i'agcr ga
simple. naive. a dreamer and gentle
enthusiast. one who naturally trusts
and loves his fellow man with that
sweet serenity Of affection which IS
content just 20 b. ana 10 Cow ont
silently toward all. never intruding.
never thinking Of return: dlgnifisd.
not proud grateful that God f. good
and all mankind anu. Just because II
3. always pouring out 20 much for
others. sufficient FOR itself. THIS is
something Of what Frank Bacon Dor
treys with ripe. sure art and warns
with the mellow light Of genuine
ana disciplined temperament
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23
STRUNK TELLS OF FUNnI-
EST THING HE EVER
SAW.

Talking about peculiar
plays" said Amos Strunk. the
utility fielder 81 the Athletics.
recently. Il saw one that had
everything ever read about
skinned eight ways from the
acc. II was in milwaukee,.
when / played witE the Brew
ers.
This happened one Sunday.
We We're playing Toledo. I
think. and Newt Randall. who
Was win the cubs and sent to
MS. was at tho bat. II ives Tor
merry the custom out there 10
sell beer to the bleacherites.
and ever body who was Dutch
drank his beer ana watched the.
game. too.
Up in the top row OF the
bleachcrs close 10 ,he fence was
"A stout little Dutchman with
the bottle tipped up and the
sucs was gurglirr down his
quiet A bs,l was flung to
Randall and ne hit il an awful
wallOp. Believe me- or not. that
bal. sailed into the bleachers.
knocked the bottle ou: OF the
Dutchmau mouth and hand
and carried J., over the fence
along wi'h the BEN itself. "
was d homo run. the funniest
thinE / ever saw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23
LOCAL HORSE
Is CHAMPION
GREAT JOAN AMONG TEN LEAD.
ING CHAMPIONS.
cleveland Has the Largest Perez mage
OF Champions Of Any City
IN the Country.

The ten greatest trotters of all time
are as follows: Maud s. 2;OSs.
Nancy Hanks. 2.14. AllA. o.02s,
Cresceus. 2:U2iz. Lou DiIicn. 1:5sI,.
sweet Marie. 2:02. HAMBURG Belle
2:Ol =: The IIaEvcster. 2:ul: Joan -,
2.ViA4 thian, l.5S3.
Maud ;. VIII always b" REGARDED ny
the old.timers a. one o. tho greatest
'Fotters 10 harness no: e history. her
great mile In e.OSA TO high-wheeeled
sulRy having been fro'tcd over the Old
HIehNlIle track. Crrsccus. bred and
owned al Toledo. o. reduced the
world 5 record 20 o.o2a, over Cleve-
lands famous oya'. which has been
succeeded. by the North Randall track
Lou Dillon end Uhlan. are both
claimed by Cle' land. as while fbeir
owner. g. X. G.. billings 81 n resident
OF New York and Chicago. these
horses received most Of their training
at Cleveland by Cleveland trainer
were driven 20 many Of their records
both wagon and 10 sulky. over the
Chenille and North Randall tracks
Hamburg Belle was the propertv of
-. VI. Hanna. OF cleveland. NJ the time
% her death
jean. the worlds champion four.
yenrold irouer. winning several s..
ana 500" stakes IN 1911. is the prop
eriy OF David Shaw. 20 thar CIcveIard
has rightful claim To the owncrship OF
siX ont ten 81 the tastes; and most
sensational trotters that ever sraccd
( llght harness horse historv
While Cleveland also laws claim 10
Joan. where the great troffor ie ro-v
: owned. Wheeling has The honor 10 hav-
inc raised this sensational raco
horse. ne was bred on the Schmul.
! bach farm and Is son Of the GREAT
4 Directum Spire
Back In 1922 the WORLD record for
yeariing PAGERS was sct 90 2.2Da, bv
Belle Acton. this record being
equalIef by the ycarliue colt. Paul D.
kellcN. iu 1905 since Witch time 20
has nor been APPROACHED bv any other
yoaTiing until 'ho aaef week. when
Frnuk Perry passed truly aersa'icraI
mile Boo TO 90 - urfon This must
unfrulfad.t hs rs~rrH,I al ono Of .1a
greater speed performance on Tho
Iar- % art Juvenile frrtfrr or racer
u BE- a'f fra. OBJ. nov champion war
Jar from htr. sI nl. .t fla f~Ish
~ DIE ree~fd hrfak.rr r.r.. aaf t,n'
DO m.' POI. -'feu 900 .. p1rtuuift ~
bower r~ '.. tHrr a. t.t rrfrI.r f.er
.ar.Hr ur.f.rr
irHHs 's-rr ia s rng .. fh. H.. t.--
rf ffrr. ra.r T.I r
Hresi .H. .at r..-- Al. 800 "a p
Nr-t .H. H-rr.r
.-..F 'a.~ H CO.. frr. ...
trf rs rrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23

Ing one foot on the rubber. The UNI
pro would 20 oat 20 investigate and
by the time that the little one-act
drama was completed Ais-quGrd
wouldn't know whether lac was Fitch
Ing baseball o. shooting Kelley pool.
couisn't etsady Down,
STEADY IN. RWbr.' would say.
He IL just dolnT that To get your
goat,
Hut MarqUard could no more
steady rp than a debutants who has
bE'H PROPOSED TO for the first time.
'fou'rr busher and always will
be- Jocrad I.obcrt. thon with Clncin-
mail. after he had made - triple of
him one day. ana the Rube was so
anxious to make good that he lost
hia nerve entirely for a week.
i used 10 give him lectures In the
morning about not mirdIng the urnall
talk Of tho coaches and batters. The
rest OF the team JolIied mo about IL.
They called Il baseball taught at home,
but ! huted TO So IA pitcher with ali
that ability 40 lack - tho minors.
He has Just begun to ma him
5elt now. md he H. going TO mako
one OF the greatest pitchers that the
game has ever known. IL YOU don't
believe 81 ait behind his curve ball
II" stu needs stcadying up occasion
ally. but he g. practically over hts
stage I!ght ana now IL the time he IS
going L. Net revenge ON all those
players VINO tried 70 spoil him when
he was brcakinR IN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23

pions as Brenda York. 2:O4h: Fareno,
2:O52; Native Belle 81. 2:O61s; Sill
yer SILK ca, 2:OSla: Susie y: CO,
ters have produced the worlds cham
pion trotting stallion, The Harvester.
2:0l. and two other trotters in the
2:1O list.
Toddingtons dam is Fanella. a
daughter OF Arion 90. 2:O7W, who has
the distinction of not only being a
champion in his time. but was also
sold for $4,000. the TOP price ever
realized for a trotter. Fanella's dam
Is Directress. 2:l9. a daughter OF the
famous speed progenitor. Director.
2:17. Fanella was possessed OF a rare
turn Of natural speed. as at the age OF
II years, with comparatively title
training. she trotted to a record OF
2:13.
Another worlds record was provided
at Syracuse. and the Cleveland Euro
pean-bred trotter. Willy. IN Al. Pen
nock's stable. YVES largely responsible
for this performance. After Spanish
Queen had won the firct heat OF the
$4,000 2:O7 trotting stake in 2:OtA,
ASSNSAHb ASi 4oVt iSSO.u o. EsVtf bl44J
Burke came on and won the next two
heats IN 2:0iA and 2:O4&. Willy be-
ing contending factor every heat
and being beaten by but a scant mar
gin in the third mile. The former
record OF 2:04i4. 2:05A. 2:O5l&. was
set by Country Jay and Sonoms Girl
at Kalamazoo last season. After hav-
ing forced some o. the fastest trotters
OF 1910 and 1911 TO their records. Willy
showed that he could repeat by win
ming the 2:OS .trot two dayss later at
Syracuse, reducing his record OF 2:07A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23

get veteran. Catchers OF the Thotnas
Ssrrigan. stanage type cannot be pur-
chased. From this distance ~ appears
tHat the veteran which Somers will Sc
Paddy.
stovai to Re Advanced
researches OF whether George stovali
viii or VIII not be mansEer OF the
Cleveland club next season Brother
George i due for an advancement
TIE Possibility that Harry Davis Will,
re NJ The head OF the Maps in 1912 is
rot remote one. Harry has so stated
on a few occasions In some Quarters
II Is believed that Davis was engaged
long before Stovcl showed himself to
De such a heady leader.
stCNeH ste aCs un excellent chance %
cfsw large ssliried job n Washington
o. 81. Louis. IL T. a fa.r he. that he
eiS..ip here.
stovsr ranks with Roger Rresns han
as one OF the .sadins lights OF the
younger brand o. leaders OF cur tin.
AIS personality, knowle5se Of the game
and sei!i IN hsadlins his players have
irGae him = highly successful manager
Seofgt has always been u slugEer He
as deserved all of the commentator
vi ich he's been heapsd upon him since
Isrcuirz The Eeps from oblivion and
pacing them II the prominent position
wfiea they ne~ hol1
c-zit, in rrcusic.
SID Smith narrowly rliS-ed n r,sttc
ensaS-ment when tAe Maps wee az De-
;Eo!; last sunday.
walking through the lobby SD saw a
Tat sna head sticking above tie back O.
d Sh=i: Wish reae;.iblcd the uppe- sec
tion OF Fred Blsnding Sla rad 70
doubts. WalkiFg bciI.-d the party ne
puHned the hat over hts eyes ard gently
slapped him upon the head.
TIE EgRrieved one 4ufunes 70 IT. g..
offender. '"e
Beg your pardon" gasped Smith in
N g Host Apologize manner.
Ihey Razed upon one another. Then
meEt.
Pity sbe Yarkess
How would you like to ce a rnen,her
or base ball club which welcomed a
Trip away from home IN order 10 os.
away from the roasts or the .eng who
sAould D. roofing Tor you?
The New York Americans occupy this.
po,''ion Il Il doubtful II there f. a
ciuo IN either major league so thorourh-
~ roasted es are the Yankees on the,r
nome srounds The roests don't come
only when they are losing. They cron
out necessarily even when the tear, a.
winning ''' -
New York thinks only OF TIE Giants
: Every New York fan Is Glen. ..n
JUST as re idoiizes every member OF Me
SrH"s club 80 he literally hates al;uost
every member OF Chase's team.
me visiting CLUB r. favored more tina,
the RANKS II IS indeed a relief FOR New,
4 ORR players TO hit the road. Then thsv
get some peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23
GOSSIP OF THE STAGE.

". L. Griffith. author Of the Dom L.
ion Of Canada. ~ chief secretary OF
the high commissioner OF Canada.
Annette Kciierman wants 70 10 on
the legitimate siego. She Is looking
ior a play IN which she can Introduce
her diving act
Chauncey Olcott comes this year ia
new romantic Irish play by Rida
Johnson Young. in which he siuss
several new ballads.
Charles cherry will continue this
season in ine charming Hungarian
comedy. Tho Seven sisters. which
proved 20 hiEhly successfgi last year
MAY irwin has chosen her play FOR
the season OF f9i1.12. It o. comedy
called "Nirs TOmpk.rs." by Agnes l..
CTimmin. re~ 80 unknown play
wright
Frank keenan, las been engaged
d. Henry VI savage f8 .I.y tho
profra1 part Zoo i.e Uicfr'chroIn.s
ndapf'1r OF To" MWou. HLch VIII
have I-- rr'm.'re 600 Washington or
9ep'emls- ~
Thomas 49, tg.. f. t.r-1 RI,
Lears... ~ Issr.. tl- I.rfll .Ir.r.v
r..'f Ils .'... frrs. Charlie.
n1 Inl..s '....I.. nr. I.ur.
H" " ..., ."r...d ..r
'.. ru.....
f ..I -.f .... 90
.r .a.r.
|.4'- H...r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23

Tyrolean shapes in hats are smart,
for early fall. The combinations OF
light colored felts and deeper toned
hemp straws are especially attractive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23

Black and white effects generally
with gowns of mauve. in white and
quaker gray, are all seen worn with
large black hats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23

George W. Lederer. who added the
word vaudeville TO the lexicon Of the
native thcatrr when ne and Alexan.
der Hermann brought TO America
abOgt a score of years ago the first
all-European company 81 variety ar
lists. which he labelled the Trans
Atlantic Naudevilles." - classification
h. chose with a view TO distinguish
Ing III" foreign specially artists from
The rank and file OF native speciality
turns. then somewhat in dispute UNI
der the term "va-ie;ies.' has sue
cessfully used the term vaudeville
again In this country while apply Ing
81 10 radically different usc The
programme 40 the New Amsterdam
T|,cafer N-T Pork. the current home
y Madame sherry" Tho neweg
Lodorer musical attraction. produced
o. L"dcrer Zoo partner ship with 4 ~.
goods end ~. n Frazee. describes
ne piece AZ French Vaudeville"
.hich means. as Iedcrer expIIins ~.
form % musical p.ay whore all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23

Ball fringe is being much used az
trimming on the all white suits and,
dresses OF linen. The same sort OF
fringe is being made. too. in silk and
chenille for use on the light weight
silk frocks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23
Dictates Of Fashion.

Hemstitching Is a favorite touch in
new French fashions. and its most
prominent use is in neckwear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23
COURT THEATRE.

Thurs iay-Friday. Sep,-rr3er 2l-22
Coua1 x Harris Presents tnc smash iug
come " ffnsa, ~ Tof8a's
cE~ EIczI-oUrC+= T@Ar.LISG-oRD.
Founded on he Geo Randolph Chester
sfCrlss. The .It.lest 90. So ever .corel
by al ArGcr'CFL Way Direct from is
recor1 run O. seasons iu Sew york. !
year n ChicEtC. seats 6O- TO- $50.
BOX $500. -er- rcie Tuesday a. r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23
(eY HARCOuRrs.A

One good thing after another is the
policy adopted by Wheeling theatrical
managers this season and they are
fulfilling a promise OF the best book.
ings OF many seasons. At the Court
Monday and Tuesday the new Ameri-
can comedy. The Nest Egg" de-
lighted with its clever story OF pathos
and comedy that made up the career
of lonely old maid. The acting com
pany was one Of more than ordinary
ability. Following on Wednesday ap-
peared Frederick the Great. a Euro
pcan Iuagicion. who gave "A very Gre
ible performance. The week is being
closed by the Cohan play-"Get Rica
Quick Wallingford. that began an
engagement last night and will be re-
peated matinee and tonight.
~ the Apollo tho offoringt OF the
week was The Pacemakers" a clever
buriesque o; the advanced type. with
much to commend -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23
GOSSIP OF PLAYERFOLKS
SEEN IN LOCAL THEATRES

songs and all the comic business arc
direct issues from the story. and not,
as IN the common or garden variety
of native musical comedy. mostly In.
troduced matter. regardless of any as
similative qualities the introduction
may possess.
Madame sherry will DO played
here by the Now York New Amstcr.
dam Theater Company on Friday aud
Saturday, September 20 and 30. for
three performances.
Prominent among tho offerings at
the Court next week will BE- Tho
Fortune Hunter" The production
is for the last throe nights Of tho
week ana is ono of the more prctcn.
uous offerings of the theatre for the
season.
Much interests has been aroused
in Wheeling over the possibility Of
Keith vaudeville being again offered
here. While negotiations were made
rome months ago to devote one Of
the local houses OF the Keith offer
ings. the negotiations fell through.
Since that time plans have boon dis
cusseG TO build - new theatre on Mar
ket street to be devoted To tho Keith
attractions a site adjoining the old
postoilCC. another whore the Jewell
restaurant was located below Four
teentn ana third whore the Dollar
Savings bank had its old home. have
all been under consideration. That
another vaudeville house In Wheeling
Offering high grade OF attractions
would pay seems tho prevailing opin-
Ion and the deal viii more than likely
be coEsumated In lie near future.
The virginia theatre tho present
season has been scoring q HIT with
the motion pictures. Manager Feln-
Ter mas made u his policy to secure
only the best films. = Thorn hrEt ana
give them TO the public az q smell ad-
mission. The result ~ the capacity
Of Ills playhouse has been nllcd three
times - day. six days IN the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23
APOLLO THEATRE

one Wees Eee.gu4ng vI-l N.-. Monday,
sept - Mate Daflv
THE Pa CLEANER
The Brightest llIr.u.t 10 tllc Urfi-
eeous TIss1
EXTRA I-ille. VIII gio, go oi. d. nf
al dancers
Next week. WUlltL DF NIETH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23
MACK'S
LOOKING AHEAD
Foxy MANAGER or PHILLIPS Ar
RANGING FoH SERIES.
Livingston, Former Smoke Back-top.
Aay Re Traded 20 she Clsvs-
land Team.

Connie Sisck 10 .oosag into the ~
igre.
One year ago. waeu the American
l.aHEuc race hGI been aettleI. and when.
rs BOW conversation turned TO the possi-
bic victor ia tEs HeTlrs FOR the worlds
cAampionsi!p. the Willy Connie sen.
NHiet Hrtt.T on tHs tiai! % the Cues
Bender undoubtedly cav uuch which
'nirr proved % 'H!uc 10 Mack and his
mor.
H"..at.5 &c h-. -u, known t.at Macks
e'ptta ...r ben lowering on the trail
% tie i.nrts. Ai..A IS one OF the crowd
w'Y aH- ctitl in tH- u-.llfy 81 TIE Nc
Gta"ls-s 90 finish o. top.
Hi'aiu a. short time CHEZ SENDER
VIII gsrn Aimself lu scouting rcza4.a
and hit TIE tail again.
70 the average fIu tie idea % LOOKING
upon a rival base Dsli club with tae iGra
OF discovering wrakIesaee does not
mean much. scouting nhs long been a
rccoAr.zcd feature " foot b4II The
Na-ye " the sy-f.m there WAS patcnt
bIt in base bal trrr. does NJ 44pesr
90 De much which one could DIS. over.
Ire tr."k- ol base .au ere SHOWN the
world over. a .tas,. hu one ever
thought the scouting !dcH WORTH work
Ing upon uatiI the manager Of me cham
y.urA tried SO ont last fall
Mrn clos" 70 tf- WORKINGS ~ the An
cities v.u declare B.. va. su unqualified
rU.rss
even To-day cob players ana fans in-
-.si i..-i toe Athletic seemed posse-lse ed
Win suIsrIU mHu au.r .-de-. The truth
or f.r meter vs. t'af tlc Athletics had
hrpw .fate .l ll4 uf most % f4,. Cubs.
signals. and t.Gf tHe champions were
t-irls well CONVEX .uuf with ;Ie peculiar
SIZES ~ the cut pitchers
Thars where thir. Render came o.
Glen warner. ftf1"u. r,Hrh OF fIe Car
a. HaH HaaHHs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23
News. Views and Reviews Of Acters
and Their Productions on
Wheeling Stages.
1.-THE FORTUNE HUNTER"
COMING TO THE COURT
Will Be One Of the Notable Offerings
Of the Season at Popular
Playhouse.
Todsy's Bills.

Today's Bills.
CoURT-"Get Rich Quick Walling.
.crd."
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pictures.
APolLO-"Thc Pacemakers."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23

Chauncey OicCtt comes this year ia
new romantic Irish play by Rida
johnson Young. in which he siuss
several new ballads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23

get veteran Catehers OF the Thorn As
Ssrrsan. stanage type cannot be pur-
chased. From this distance n appears
tnAt the veteran which somers will Sc
cure will be no other than our own
Paddy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23

Charles cherry will continue this
season in iue charming Hungarian
comedy. Tho Seven sisters. which
proved 30 highly successfgi last year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23

". L. Griffith. author OF the Dotniu.
ION Of Canada. ~ chief secretary OF
The high commissioner OF Canada.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-23

Annette Kciicrman wants TO 10 on
the legitimate slggo. She Il looking
FOR play in which she can introduce
her diving act.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-25
DOZEN MEN DEAD IN
new JERSEY Mine
Blast Wrecks Partition and
browns Workers.

Hibernia, N. j., Oct. 21.-Twelve
men were drowned here when blast
destroyed partition between two
shafts in the iron mines of the Whar.
ton Steel company and let a great
quantity of water, accumulated in an
old shaft, flood the gallery where they
were at work. All the victims are
foreigners except David Slaight. fore
man of the gang, who lost his life in
trying to aid his men.
The accident occurred in a shaft,
where sixty men were at work. Be-
tween this shaft and the abandoned
one was partition of logs. A blast
weakened this barrier so that it gave
way before the water in the adjoining
gallery.
In less than minute the water was
over the miners heads and they were
obliged to swim through the darkness
toward the opening leading to high.
er level. Those who lost their lives
We've unable to swim.
Slaight, the foreman, was in posi-.
ton of safety when the deluge came,
but he rushed into the submerged
shaft to assist the drowning men and
was caught there with the other vic
Tins.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-25
SONsEN 4 DEMPSEY
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
New Ulm, Minnesota
NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS

State of Minnesota, 9.
County Of Brown.
District Court
Ninth Judicial District.
w. B. Mather, ......... Plaintiff,
vs..
Frederick Hog, James F. De-
Witt also all other persons
or parties unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, lien,
or interest in the real estate
described in the complaint
Notice is hereby given, that an action has
been commenced in this Court by the above
named Plaintiff against the above named De-
PENDANTS. That the object of said action is to
quiet the title to the real property hereinafter
described in plaintiff, and to have plaintiff
adjudged the owner in fee simple and entitled
to the possession of said real property, and to
adiudge that the defendants, Frederick Hog,
James F. Dewitt. and all other persons and
parties unknown, have no right, title, estate.
lien or interest in or to the same or any part
thereof.
The premises affected by said action are
situated in the County Of Brown and State of
Minnesota, and are described as follows:
Lot Eleven QD of Block Sixty (6Ol, South of
Ceuter Street in the City of New Ulm. Mime
sota, according to the plat of said City. on file
and of record in the Office of the Register of
Deeds OF Brown County, Minnesota.
Dated October 5, 1911.
SoMsEN & DEMPSEY
Plaintiffs Attorneys
New Ulm, Minnesota.