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The evening world., 1911-08-09
Commission Won't
Meet 0-Day, Says Weeks
BOXING STAGS TO. Knight.

At the Fairmont A.. c. Sam Lang
ford OF Boston and Jim Smith OF
Westminster will meet In the sta
bou: Of ten rounds.
At Long Acre A. c. Dave Dillon
will tackle Billy Galley for ten
rounds.
At Bay Head A. c.. Far Rock
away. Jim Savage and Al. Bene-
dict will clash In the main event Ct
ten rounds.
Al Brighton Beach A. c.. Conev
Island, a benefit will be held for
Kid Bolte.
The evening world., 1911-08-09
Uhlan Equals Worlds
Record by Trotting Mile
To Wagon in 2 Minutes.

CLEVELAND. Aug. a-Fhlan,
the powerful black trotter, driven
by his owner, &, X, O. Billings,
~equallcd the worlds record made
by Lou Dillon at Memphis In
October, 1903, by trotting a mile
TO wagon AT the Grand Circuit
meeting here. In 2 minutes fiat.
The mark made by Billings's
$4,000 piece of horseIiesh is really
better than that made by his
other star, for he accomplished
the feat without a windshield,
while the great mare was aided
by one when he created the REQ
ord. Resides, a stlr breeze han
dlcapped tho fleet gelding. When
Uhlan reached the half IN 5si.
hopes ran high that n new record
to wagon would be established,
but the third quarter was a aim
cul, one. and II took son seconds
10 cover II, and from there he
anne homo against the wind In
20 seconds.
The evening world., 1911-08-09
New lorks Expect to Take
Big Brace Upon Return
to This City.

Special to The Evening world.l
Chicago, Aug. Q.
THE Giants were saved from drop
ping into fourth place in the
National League race yesterday
ny the Pirates. The defeat OF the Phil
lies Kept them from stepping down into
inc last position In the first division.
The evening world., 1911-08-09
O'Too1e Defeats O'Dsre,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, a-Tommy
O'Tool and Tommy O'Dare battled
through SIX rounds at the Douglas A. C..
with onors going to o'Toole by a safe
margin at the final bell.
The evening world., 1911-08-09
B~inghamton Member, O'Neil,
Saw Last Nights Fight-No
Secretary Agreed On.
BY John
J. O'NEIL of Binghamton. the UP
State member OF the new Boxing

~ ~ - va
state member Of the new Boxing
- Commission, saw the Jim Barry
Parky Flynn bout at tbs Twentieth
Century \. G. last night.
His presence IN town started a ru-
MOI that the commission would get
together to-day, but Barlow s. Weeks.
the local member. denied that any
plans for a meeting had been made.
and said he didn't know just when the
commission would hold It's hrst ses-
sion. The fact that Charley Harvey,
manager Of owen Moran and other
good fighters, was with COMMISSIONS
O'Neil last night. revived the story
that Charley would be appointed secre-
tary to the commission. Mr.. Weeks
said no secretary had as yet been
agreed on and couldn't possibly he un-
III the commission met and elected ofh-
GERS.
Despite the foregoing. there is n tip
out that the commission 10 to hold a
secret meeting and that they have Sc
lected headquarters and a secretary,
but why the secrecy n mystery
Willie Lewis, the miaa!sys!sht fSh.s, evidently
I%s S +. to tn, '2 Scs sG09 ,isned up " scf two N more ore So"i.,
Tie fr,it oG,s VI be a%s.in,, dSs !, 4. pl ,oS.I
asain.t Larry English, the promising middle,
.,ds 10 o. Se rS1r%onshtt OF before the kRSSisksrSocher
4, : OF Albany on the night OF Aug q"
Hugh Mcintosh continues 70 sisn up American
| ~figit,rs to 90 to Australia 70, battle The
i.sest srapper that he has corralled IL sam Lang
iord the colored fighter Of Boston. Joe Wood
man, manager " l~ansford, told the writer to-day
,hat he has accepted Mclntosh's terms. and that
they will sail on sept. D,
Tom Kennedy, the big local heavyweight .ho
has decided TO stick to the fighting game. lsft
,o.day with his manager. Dan Mcketnck, for
ransS, LAKE in the Canadian Woods. where he
Will 20 through two months OF solid training
The evening world., 1911-08-09
RGx-
MNT
Although Jim Smith Gives Away
Nearly Twenty Pounds to Sam
1Langford Tonight He Should
Make Plenty Of Trouble for
Him.

"HEY are going TO have a lot of
trouble up al the Fairmont A
c. tonight. Jim Smith is going
70 hght sam Langford.
THIS Jim smith Is the Westchester
fersner who had the nerve 10 begin his
nShtins career by tackllng Stanley
A~ehei. lilo was Knocked OUTPUT
wto" "ouidh hetchea Knock out among
the novices' since that time the Smith
FAMILY has become proud OF Jim. lie
mas done some great fghting. Most
"o'~oie % his Victories have been tiios-
over motifs Harris. an Ethiopian built
something on the lines or Langford
"ain'ei'
=" nis recent hsht smith mas shown
s' "e ean axe u "aiioping ana lean
ssAi"s' u. lies a genuine hghter-
"u"s AZ 'he 'nhe' ana hi'thg as
w" ~ va" "nu OF MAKE an open
" ""e" II. NV nar" he counters
~" why i""'S
VIA, wihs ms nsnts.
.cwn "a az 'nuch nerve as any
-. he,us. ionisht, TOT instance ne
w CIV Eansiorn ABOUT nI,eeh pounds
~ y vi ~ "e'kh'' perhaps 'wentS,
~" "eIsn'' a'hous" ne nus
~. Hs "e.s"t :" In 'IaIhlI,s Tor WIS
~, -. ~ WIN ,..p nv ~ I..s soaIi"s
,n,at,.NmaI... ya
-. 100 1855
80. n, $50,
IT, $3.50 I'M nv
Sswr '""P"" ""
.r ,... -,
-. H. g. 10y n"o"s al
uorn ~.
~ =. 49, ~
~ e'u - '""s "V III
spe .sn m ' Will .
"onue'
.~. ] .nw ~ ""',n
..n - '' 70 nnser III
~ '' wins Nv PAST year VI
- l,
.'rs.s." ."e,o ~ni y. De NUN y
cnoose per"een the piack man ana the
~n,.e; LOT wnne i'ansioIu WonueI-
Iuiiy quit Shn,h u heariy II NOT qnite
m,us,uIaI' ana h'S haoi.s nave peeh
OF !hs pest. lie ~ remarkapiy strong
ana mas great endurance VI course
IN knowledge or tho game ana In the
rms experience Lahstord mas q ire
-
1o-pAf fiackenschmidt' the Rus
Sian Lion, leaves England aboard
the olympic Hackenschmidt is
coming here to wrestle Frank Gotch
again Tor the worlds championship,
catoh-as-catch-can. which he lost TO
Gotch at Chicago.
NJ. ch,nco ,o, r.von,a TIL mas
wu,h a,scrss,o, af,nr ,,o ch,,,no
-. =, - ~
-. 10 w"
W u"ia' '".,"o's' o''"s s'e"s'" "c'oie
eo"'"s 10 INC mat anu Janplhs MS
hhgernails into Hackenschmidts eyes
during the bout until the Russian Lion
was nearly blinded.
This coming match will be he,a IN
Cb,c.yo unae tho atroo,,o, =, a. NJ,
rw-.S 49,"
'''e :" We !" o'"'s"'s > o"'l "elu'
Inc PLATFORM ~ 10 De punt over the
home plate, where every spectator can
have n good view. The advance sale
Il said 10 have been tremendous nm 20
d.,e although tho match "a roari, a
mon,, aw.v san, Am - -
Inc btdtS DTllB from " 10 SlU, WITH an
The evening world., 1911-08-09

ny defeating l.. r.. Mahan, the former
Columbia collegiate champion. In tho
nth round OF the New York state
lawn tennis tournament on the courts
o. the Crescent A c., at Ray Ridge,
NJ Il, McLoushlin, the Californian. won
his place in the semi-hnal round. The
scores were 81, So, Go.
The evening world., 1911-08-09

s.a S- e ps.r ua.ns Z .t. : n ttui T. A q; HscSs:,.,:
The evening world., 1911-08-09

TDDrE DENNIS. champion feather
weight Of the Pacific Coast. Is N
- New York waiting n chance to
hook up with the best of the Eastern
feathers or llEhtweights. Dennis dis
tinguished himself on the coast by
beating all the little fellows, They say
he Ia "the class"
The evening world., 1911-08-09

A fas. fight Is expected a. indianapolis tonight
when Young sayltr, the local light weight, and
Matty Baldwin OF Boston. hook ND Tor a schs iul.i
ten.round battle,
The evening world., 1911-08-09

Tom Kennedy, the big local heavyweight, .ho
has decided to stick TO the fighting game, isft
canada Lake in the Canadian Woods. where, he
viii 20 through two months Of solid trimming.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
ACHIEVES HIS AMBITION
TO DINE AT 'OElM0NlC0'S.
Albert Sears Robs His Employers
and Now Has to Eat
Prison Fare.

It had long been the ambition Of Al
bert sears, nineteen years old, OF No.
l9i West One Hundred and second
street, to ride In Q taxicab to Delmon-
ico's and there psrtake Of the delicaciss
that make wealthy mon OF rss.sura-
teurs. Albert was = clerk with the
American Press Association. No. 3b
West Thirty-ninth street.
Wednesday night Albert was told by
tho cashier to put III cash box In the
safe. Instead he put II under his over
Goa. and took It home. He broke II
open with an X and. accomplished by
q friend, the son Of a minister, he car
ried out his ambition. Together tho pair
spent 80. Thursday morning Manager
CORTLAND amth Of h American prsss
Association found Albert In tho once
with the cash bog opsn and papers
scattered about the floor. The manageI
asked him what was wrong. AMI the
youth replied that he guessed we've
been robbed"
Detectives Cruise and Do,an Of Head
quarters were sent for. They had pho
tographs taken OF finger prints on tn,
cash box n compared these Will
pr;nts % Stb.rts nhssgs. lie was ~
rested. Before Nsgistrsss Barlow In tn
West side Police Court to-day Aibsr
plssded guilty and was held without bal
TOR trial, He had taken oep. Under tn
tAattrsss In his bsdreom etes ives found.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
TRAIN CUTS OFF A LEG,
BUT OWNER SLEEPS ON.
William O'Brien Was Taking I
Little Nap on Jersey
Central Track.
Especial to The Evsuius World.

ELIZABETH, N. j.. Nov. @.-Wtiliam
o'Rrisn Of No. "a Broad street o .
nap early to-day on the southbound
track OF the Long Branch line Of the
Railroad Of New Jersey, near
Trumbull street. Eiixabethport. lie had
his left leg drapsd over n ran, and
presently q Long Branch express came
along and look OF the Lee.
The engineer Of the express looked out
of his cab window In t.me to see the
sleeper. but could not stop the locomo-
tive before reaching the Tho en-
ginser got down and went to O'Brien.
who. strange =, It may seem. was still
sleeping.
The engine driver shook the man and
informed hm that his leg was OF and
he was obstruoting tranhc.
why In blases don't you look where
| you're goin'," demanded Mr.. O'Brisn.
II bought that leg on the instAlmsu,
plan an oa'y made the isss payment
yesterday"
Yes. dear reader. II Was an artificial
lsg, and tie beraaved wsarer was locked
up on 9 charge Of i~ntsmpsranes. He u
kstili locked UP.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
CHINESE REBELS
CAPTURE HANK0W
WIN AT. NANK|NG

MANNING. China. by wireless 10
Shanghai, Nov. 2.-The evolutionary
forces to-day captured TIGER Hill fert'
outside the walls OF the city and whseh
commands tho city and river. Several
big runs were taken. A number OF IN
perialists have Joined the rebels.
SHANGHAI, Nov. a.-Women are
lolning the revolutionary forces n
they insist upon being allowed to'pro-
coed to the 6ghting line. In a oatcn
OF reinforcements which started IRON
shanghai last night to join IN the at
tac, upon Marking there were twslve
Amazons armed with rines. permissaon
ha wing been given them by the rsoei
leaders TO fight in the ranks.
PEKING. Nov. %.-After continuous
fighting for thirty-six hours ~ Haakow
the imperial forces were defeated lest
Thursday and driven back across the
Han River with great loss.
The position OF Premier NohI.kai
is becoming more in~tolerable daily.
Neither the Manchus nor the chinese
trust him and the Manchus are pecom-
ing more suspicious all the time.
The Moderates do not hesitate to say
that IL Yuan had remained at Chang-te-
~. the court would now be at Jehol and
the rebellion ended. Many Chinese be
lleve that while Yuan IL ~reassurins
foreigners with a view to obtaining a
loan, and placa,ing the Moderates WITH
prentendpd pacific measures, he Is IN
reality intent upon sternly crushing the
rebellion with force.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
SECONDS FIRE THE PISTOLS
IN MOST BL0ODLESS DUEL,

PARIS. Nov. ea--Another duel, the
third. growing out OF the Langevin-
curie AFFAIR took place to-day without
any harm being done. Gustavs Thery
who save publicity to certain letters
alleged TO have been written By Nine.
Curie to Prof. Langevin wal yesterday
challenged by the professor for a com-
bat of unusual severity.
Pistols were chosen and when they
mel to-day Lansevin was accompanied
by several brother professors and MEM
bers OF the French Institute. Tho en-
counter WAS directed by Prof, Paul
Painisve of the faculty Of sciences .,
Paris University.
When the word was given neither
aaversity rred. whereupon the seconds
approached the dusllists. end taking
their pistols DISCHARGED them In the cir
The adversartes left the neld Of honoI
unreconctled.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
IN THE DARK,
BOTH ARE DYING
N NEARBY COTS
Delucca and Pasquale
Delucca Battle With Knives
In a Yonkers Park.
FIGHT, THEY SAY.
Neither Blames the Other, and
Each Says He Is Satisfied
With Result.
FIGHT, THEY SAY.

With the friendship Of years suddenly
turned to hate. John DsiuooA and Pas
quale Deluoca. distant nsiatives. re-
paired by themselves to washington
Park. Yonksrs. bsfors daylight to-day
and fousht . duel with knives. John
was stabbed fourteen times and Pas
auais four umgs. Both are dying In
ct. Josepa's Hospital on cots only .
few feet apart.
when questioned by Coroner lies. I'VE
both fought fair. I am going to die.
but I have no complaint TO make"
"PasQuals stabbed me-" said John to
this Coroner. but I stabbed him. too.
II I die IT'S all right. Nobody elsa wa
mixed up in this. I tried to kill him and
tNsd to kali ms"
The Iva Dsluccas we're together In 4
saloon until three o'clock this morning.
They Quarreisd and went away to-
setAsr. Repairing to Washington Park,
which 10 In the heart Of Yonksrs. not
far from Getty square. they took OF
their coats ana started their duel to the
death.
A sale whipping through tho trees
and moaning In the shrubbery hid the
sound OF their from a police
man who passed while they fought. The
light Of an electric lamp niokering
through the bare branches Of the trees
showed the contestants to zach other.
CoMBArAhTs, YOUNG AND
sTRoNo, FOUGHT DESPERATELY
Carefully and wariiy they circlcd
about at the beginning. awaiting an
opening. The eyes that had so often
looked friendship glittered with mall.
e.ous ip'ts. Both men were young and
strong.
Pssquaie. the more active. probably
struck the hrst blow. He 1abbed rap.
idly. running In ana out. but the numer-
Gus wounds he INFLICTED were not deep.
John. apparently, bided his time ana
struck only when he thought he couii
tho name OF the Catholics whom hi
repressnts for the honor conferred upon
America. His Holiness answered that 1,
had long been his desire to recognize
the loyalty Of Catholics In America and
the worth Of his visitor.
He said that he know OF the manifss-
tntlops OF satisfaction that had q. con-
tinued from the moment that the ap-
pointment OF tie Archbishop TO mem.
Dorshtp In the College Of Cardinals had
uscome known up to the time that tbs
prelate sailed from New York.
Later Mgr. Farley presented the Rev
Murphy and the Rev. Lewis. The Pope
spoke briefly with each Of them and
giving them his hand to kiss. impaired
the apostolic benediction.
GENOA. Italy, Nov. ..-Cardina
I.ogus. Archbishop of Armagh and Pri
mate Of ell Ireland. has arrived hsr,
and to-day proceeded for Rome. wher,
he goes %purposely to be present at IN.
elevation OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Farley
who vas born In the diocese Of Armagh
and Is an intimate friend o, the Card
inal.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
SUSPECTS MOTHER
SAYS He FIGURED IN
GIRL MURDER CASE
Ferrone, Charged With Killing
Wife, Is Ferrone of Cunning
ham Mystery IS Years Ago.

Proof that the Joseph Ferrone now
In the rornhs on q charge OF wife muir
der Is the same Fsrrone who, Afteen
years ago ~ a boy Of sixteen. figured
In the Mamie Cunningham murder mys-
terry. II In the hands Of the police,
Deputy Police Commissioner Doughtrty
said to-day.
Thu Commissioner assigned Detective
LsSrua to Investigate the case several
days ago when the striking resemblance
between the Ferrone In the Tombs and
the youth In the Cunningham case was
hrst noticed. To-day. according to his
report, LaErua found. Mt No. 20 Eas,
Forty-second street, the mother OF the
Ferrone o awaiting trial and she ad-
mitted he had been the boy who played
such a prominent part In one of tho
most sensational murder caYes New
York has known.
Mamie Cunningham twelve-yoar.o,J
daughter OF a widow. was found muir
dered Decoration Day in 1896 In front O.
the little altar she had erected in her
room at No. Si5 Esst Thirty sew ntr
street. Several men were arrested AMI
one was tried. but discharged when the
jury disagreed.
Then Joseph Ferrone came forward
with the story that he had seen n mar
named Edward Mccormick strangle tn.
little girl. Mccormick was arrested
but set free when tho boy admitted h,
had He'd. Recorder Con rtartcd to tr,
the boy for perjury. but dre pped tn,
ease ana Ferrone vent free.
Ferrone refused to admit that lie wa
the Fcrrone OF the Cunningham cas-.
when questioned by Detective Lagrua
He said tho other t'errone was
cousin. who had gone back to Italy
According to the police. the cousin Al
question Is now serving , life s~entenc
In Sing Sing for wife murder. The DC
lice place absolute confidence In III
mothers statement.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
CHICAGO ALDERMAN
POISON VICTIM IN
GRAFT SCANDAL?
Herman Bauler's Strange and
Sudden Death Starts Inquiry
by the Coroner.

. CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Hsrman Bauler,
Alderman from the Twenty-sscond
Ward. close friend OF Mayor Harrison.
whose name had been brought into the
invsstigation OF police graft. died sud
denly to-day under circumstances that
caused the Coroner to BEGIN an investi-
CATION.
Matthew Bauler. father Of the Alder
man. declared his son was the victim Of
poison. and told Of seeing foam on his
lips before death. Bauler died In bed.
only a few hours after returning from a
political conference.
Hen Hyman. In his testimony recently
before the Civil Service Commission.
named Bauler, among others. a. having
aadsd In protecting gambling.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
ATKINS RELEASED on BAIL
IN MAGAZINE FRAUD CASE,
Attorney for Columbian-Sterling
Company Furnishes $500 Bond
Moving Spirit Sought.


J. r. y. Atkins, lawyer for the CO.
lumbla -Stsrlins Magazine Company. AM
also one OF the III avlest stockholders.
who was arrested ON Nov. 9 and has
been N the Tombs since. to-day was
admit I'd to bail by United states Com-
missioner Shields. The bail. originally
nxed at $4,000. vas reduced TO $500.
Atkins was arrested following the ar.
rest hsre of former Congressman Harry
N. Coudrny. wanted In st. Louis In
connection with a get-rlch-quick insur-
ancc game. Atkins and Coudrey were
the moving .pir!ts OF the Insures
Agency Corporation. which until re-
Gently had osaces in the Commercial
Trust Company Building. Jersey City.
The an,e lawyer who Incorporated the
Columbia Company. under the laws OF
Delaware. drew the papers for the In
sursds' AGENCY Corporation.
Post.oftcs Inspector Hugh McGulilan.
who investigated the affairs of the CO.
Misunderstanding Company, Is stu trying
TO ascertain the Whereabouts OF JOSEPH
Br!nton Haynes. who. all the others
under indictment say, was the principal
offender. The inspector Is satisfied
Haynes Is In Europe. Mrs. John kreig.
sister of Margaret Carlin. was before
the United States District-Attorney.
but Mrs. hreig insisted her show girl
sister was not with Haynes. In the
October, 1910, number Of the Colum-
bian, a full-page picture OF Miss ca
lin was published, n also a compii-
| mentary notice predicting a wonderful
opera career for her.
Samuel Tilden Aber. broker. and one
Of the largest stockholders Of tho Co
lumbar Company, who lief, the city
about tho time Haynes lid. has re-
turned AMI has been in frequent con-
ferenc-s with the United States Aitor'
| uey'a onlo<
The evening world., 1911-11-25
WALL Street.

Opening i~rregularly higher. the stock
market to-day rallied fsebly and then
commenced a Glow. dragging down
ward that brought the list slightly un-
der the closing range Of yesterday at
the end of tho nrst hour.
Union and Canadian Pacific. Reading
and st. Paul we're the best at the out-
set. Steel started a little lower. but
quickly fell In line with the aforesaid
shares In moving upward.
The improved O n was only tempo.
rary. however. for selling In the ns-
ture Of week.snd profit taking reduced
STOCKS from the highest.
A slow reaction was In progress IN
the subsequent period.
A declining tendency was In progress
throughout tho mai hour. although, a
small rally occurred at closing time.
The list finished irregular, with losses
. little In the majority.
Dealings throughout were on . small
scale.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
,ockET WITH PICTURES Wac
hla uNpoiNo.

II was not until three months later
that a private detective came into pos
session Of a locket that the mysterious
robher had dropped on the lawn Of 70.
Blair. whose house val n Of the last
to he robbed besore the Dow homo. On
this iockst were the initials, Il. q. 8.
Inside were the pictures OF an elderly
woman and q young woman. The only
name In the city directory with the In
,tials contained on the iockct was that
OF Bertram q, Spencer. He was a high
ly respected, hard'working clerk.
The pictures In the locket were iden-
tilted as those of SpeEcer's mother and
wife. He was then arrested At his place
OF employment, and to the surprise Of
the police confessed 70 the shooting Of
Miss Blackstone and to . long list OF
burglarics. Spencsr's defense was In.
sanity.
The evening world., 1911-11-25

AndreAs DIPPED. Director of tho OIL
cago Opera Company. has secured from
the composer. Or, Edward Schaaf OF
Newark. N. J.. bis Opsrs. Ia 0rsnds
Breteche." based on Balaac's tragic
romance. The work 10 In one ast and
calls for only sx c~hsracterA
The evening world., 1911-11-25
SECOND QUARTER.

Dal:,n clicked on "a Mcdonald. who
was tackled on the T-yard line. Me-
Donald must be a hard citizen, 10;
when the mass of arms aad legs wss
untauyled. Gilchrist. who made tie
tackle. was laid out. lie was brought
10 his feet barely In time to stay In
the llne.up. Two line plays and an
exchange Of punts resulted In no gain
on either side. Then Reyes broke
through Hrowns for eighteen yards.
Hyatt made four more. From the 81.
yard inc Hyatt tried for q heid goal
and missed.
kicking counted In the Nays favor
and onset the Army's superior running.
There were penalties on both sides for
ofside play. on A fake Kick Dalton
made a sensational run of twelve yards.
almost crossing the gridlron. Then
Nichols was sent around the right end
for fifteen more. Dalton bifed through
for Ave yards. Gilohrlst ripped through
and carried the ball TO the Army
twenty-hve-yard line. The hall lay
squarely In front of the goal posts, and
as the teams gathered for q council
every one expected a try for . held
goal. lsut instead Of kicking the Navy
took three yards through the line. The
Navy team lined up for q place kick
on the twenty-fve-yard line and Dalton
booted the ball fairly between the goal
posts across the bar.
score: Navy. 8; Army. o.
It was a beautiful heid goal. oilchrist
held the ball. and on leaving Dalton's
toe II went low and straight rs a rife
bullet. Tho Army kicked on TO Rodee,
Hoge. running down to tackle HIN. was
EOnaLal aftf fAE N nnInnNA hV nnA nf
The evening world., 1911-11-25
ACTIVE SECURITIES.

e,, my ). sooo shares; coppsr' 800 sharss; To.sS.
en Pacific, S.DOO shsssS. Reading. $500 ahAres,
spd Utah Copper. 100 shArvi.
The evening world., 1911-11-25
Wares Cut he Kills Himself.

wages Cut He KILLS Himself.
Harry Marshall Of No, eN Courtland
.v.sus. tn. bronx killed himself with
cyenids of potassium to-day because
Of . nscsnt reduction Of hi wages from
~ 20 = Q week He y enSeaed to b
mAsytsd. HI came 20 this country from
DaGand rscsnly.