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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-21

polecenie Sledzic zbrodniarzy, a
lie dotychczas ME udaio sic zadne-
go jeszcze schwytac. Dwaj wy
siancy ,,Czarnej RekT pojechali
ma wozie do domu dra Bartoli,
mieszkajacego przy E. LOG uli-
cy, a polozywszy- bonrbe pred do
mem, lont zapalili i spiesznie Cd
jechali. Eksplozya wywolala po-
p}och pomiedzy 100 dziewczeta-
mi w Akadenlii sw. Cecylii. Do
ktor cd niejakiego czasu otrzymy-
wal byl listy pogrozkami. :
Giovanni Catallo, wlasciciel han
dlu ,wiktualow przy Chrystie str,
przez kilka nocy czuwai w swym
skiadzie wewnatrz nieoswietlo-
nym, oczekujac wyslahcow zbro-
dniczej organizacyi. O swicie
wczoraj spostrzeg} skradajacych
s(Dokoficzenie ma stronicy steil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-21

gislature, by taxa ustaWe przyje-
Ia Z klauzula nagiosci, azeby ia
ustawa weszia W zycie natych-
miast. Zdaje sic, re. niemozliwa
byioby rzecza, ably ustawe taxa
przyjeto W zycie wprowadzono
pred prawyborami, ale chodzi o
to, ably byia obowiszujaca pred
wyborami wiosennymi, Guberna-
tor Deneen got6w jest kazda taxa
ustawe podpisat natychmiast po
przyjeciu jej przez obie izby.
Nieszczescie kolejowe.
Elko, New, 21 lutego. : Po-
ciag kolei Southern Pacific, ktory
wczoraj wieczorem o godzinie 9
wyruszy, re San Francisco, wy
koleil sic w poblizu Palisade, 25
mil ma zach6d stad. Caly pociag
wpadi do rowu. Poczatkowo roze-
szia sic wiadomosc, re mnostwo
osob stracilo zycie: wedle ostat-
niej depeszy jednak Mkt zycia
ME stracil, ale kilkadziesiat osob
Jest pokaleczonych. TAX stad, jak
liz Ogden, Utah, wyssano ratu-
mex.
,Czarna Reka' ME spoczywa.
Nowy York, p lutego.
Czionkowie ,,Czarnej Reki'
drwia sobie policy. j ciagle no
we wykonuja zamachy. Kazdy de-
tektyw re stacy centralnej ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-21
Apponyi i Roosevelt W Chicago.
Byfy wegierski minister oswiaty zabawi tn
4 dni. = Roosevelt wygfosi NOW.
O praWybory.
Nowy pomysf sedziego powiatowego,
aby prawybory oczyscic.
WIELKI POZAR.
Meble novel sail posiedzieh. Chciai sic utopic

| pletnie Zf1iSZcZOne SZkode Oplls
czaja ma 100000.
Najwieksze straty poniosaz
firma Auburn Automobile = o.
koio $4,000. Straty poniesione
przez Chicago School of Moto-
ring wynoeza okolo $4,000, q
pewna drukarnia stracia $1,000
Pozar powstai wskutek po-
krzyzowania sic drutow elektry-
cznych. Prad pokrzy1owanych
drutow spowodowaf eksplozye
gazoliny. Polar niebawem obja1
maszyny stojace W skiadzie l
przeniosl sic ma drugie pietro,
gdzie sta}o kilka beczek gazoli-
ny.
Straz pozarna stawila sic przy
gmachu bardzo wczesnie, ale
czeste eksplozye opozniiy walke
zywioien. Szef ME chcial nara
zac stra1akow ma utrate zycia.
Frontowy muir sNuszyi sic
caaldem niespodzianie. Kilku
strazakow odniosto lekkie rany.
Strazacy zdoiali Cd zniszczenia
ocalic zbor Wilbura Glenn Voli-
Wy, ktory znajduje sic po poiu-
dniowej stronie zniszczonego
przez polar budyrlku.
Historyczne meble dla alder
manow.
Chicagoska rada miejska, kto-
"a przez try 1ata ME miala VIA
snej siedziby, W przysziy ponie-
dziaJek wprowadzi sic do swego
nowego mieszkania. o godzinie
11tej rano rozpocznie sic pier
wsze posiedzenie wnowej sail
obrad, W nowym ratuszu. Wczo-
raj odbyso sic ostatnfe posiedze-
ME rady nliejskiej w starej kwa-
terze przy Randolph ulicy.
Alderman So tax obecna kaml-
pania zajeci, re wczoraj calkiem
zapomnieli o swoich starych pull
pitach. Wyniesli sic sali posie-
dzefi przed zaiatwieniem sprawy
co sic ma stac re staremi biurka-
mi. Musiano wiec ma gwalt quo
rum zebra6, co jeszcze sic udaio.
Trzeba byio wczoraj bacznie
obracac statuta1ni, aby pozwolic
adermanom ma zatrzymanre sta
rych pulpitow. Postanowiono je
zatrzymac re wzgledu ma to, re
przez Is lat radnym sfuzyfy.
Musianoby ogfaszac 60 dni pred
sprzedaza starych pulpitow,ze So
one ma sprzedaz, a przetrzyrly-
wanie ich i ogioszenia kosztowa-
,yby wiecej niz So warte. Dlate-
go postanowiono stare pulpity,
czyli biurka radnych zatrzymac.
Chciai sic utopie.
Policyant cd smierci W wo-
dach Michiganu uratowal wczo-
raj Posiza Lojisa, zan. pm. o654
Avenue M. W South Chicago.
Lois upii sic ma zabawie ta-
necznej W sail ma rogu Ewing
ave. i o5 III. po sprzeczce ko-
legami, powiedziai i'm, re wsko-
czy do jeziora. Koledzy powia-
domili o tenn pollcyarlta Connel-
la sami poszli "a pijanym.
Kiedy doszli do jeziora = Lo-
jis juz stai mad brzegiem. Sko-
cyl on do wody MIN go poll
cyant zdofal ziapac, i byiby uto-
nal, gdyby ME policyant, ktory
"a MIN skoczyi. Lois uderzyi
policyanta kilka razy, bo ME
chciai, aby go ratowai = ten je-
dnak przypiynai MIN do brze-
gu j zaprowadzh go ma stacye
policyjna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-21
Hrabia Apponyi W Chicago.

ohcJ o"'olO"J P"
ny wkofcu przyjdzie do skutku,
ale nastapi to po strasznych wy
sifkach piracy dyplomatow i me
zow stanu caiego swiata W tym
wlasnie kierunku.
Take So zapatrywania hrabie-
60 A. C. Apponyiego, bylego mi
nistra oswiaty ma Wegrzech
obecnego czionka parlamentu
wegierskiego, ktory przyjechaa
wczoraj do Chicago ma cztero-
dniowy pobyt.
Hrabiernu groziio niebezpie-
czeistwo ze strony S}owian W
Chicago; So oni oburzeni na ME
90 "a stanowisko i'm wrogie W
czasie gdy urzad ministra oswia-
ty sprawowal. Policya strzegia
hrabiego gdy jechai re stacyi ko-
lejowej do rezydencyi Karola R.
Crane'a, II ktorego zamieszkal.
Wieczorem hrabia wyszedl ra-
zem z Crane'a bez stray policyj-
nej. Utrzyrnuje on, re ME prawa
szkolne przez niego zaprowadzo-
ne ale nienawisG narodowoscio-
wa jest glownym powodem wro-
giego usposobienia Sowian.
Hrabia Apponyi przyjechai o
godzinie 4tej popoludniu. Ma
stacyi powitaia go wielka dele
gacya Wegrow,. dzieci w kostyu-
mach narodowych wreczyiy go
sciowy ogronlny bukiet biaiych
roz i lilii. w irlieniu Wegrow
powitaf hrabiego Alagar Gerni-
czky.
Ma stacyi zebraia sic spora
gromadka Siowian, ktora sykaia
ma hrabiego kiedy ten przecho,
dill pociagu do automobilu.
Dzisiaj wieczorem hr. Ap.
ponyi wygiosi move pred kilt
benz Twentieth Century Club
ma temat ,Wojna W oczach Eu,
ropy."
Hrabia Apponyi zostanie W
Chicago do piatku. Jest to jegc
drugi pobyt w Chicago. Byi or
tn pred siedmiu laty, ale wow
| czas bawH w naszem miescie "a.
ledwie dwie godziny.
o prawybory.
Sedzia powiatowy Owens "a
powiedziai wczoraj, re W prawy.
borach n1iejsc wyborczych
strzedz beda specyalni policyan,
ci, kt6rzy beda pod jego osobista
kontrola.
Sedzia Owens dowiedzial sic
O rzekonrem przymierzu adlu,
tantow Bussego pracownikami
Grahama, to go skioni,o do te,
60 kroku. Obawia sic bowiem,
ze regularna policya chicagoska
sprzyjaiaby Grahamowi..
Specyalni policyanci beda mie-
Ii pod swoja opieka nietylko ur.
ny wyborcze, ale nadto sedziow
klerkow wyborczych. Policys
ia bedzie miaia wieksza wladze
niz regularni stroze bezpieczeh.
stwa.
Sedzia Owens pragnie W ter
sposob pozbyc sic oszukanstwa
W prawyborach praktykowane.
go.
Strategy W niebezpieczenstwie
Kilka eksplozyi W palacym sig
gmachu pod nuinerem I6Io-2l
Michigan ave. spioszyfo konie
strazackie,a strazacy sami byli "
wielkiem niebezpieczenstwie, kie
dy wybuch beczki gazoliny czy
oleju W gr,lzy rozsypal czest
frontowego muru.
Ogien, ktory podobno powstal
ma pierwszem pietrze, zajetem
przez firrne Auburn Automobile
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-21
Corrupt Practice Act.

Springfield, Ill, 21 lutego, =.
Gubernator Deneen rozwaza po-
trzebe zawezwania legislatury
zapomoca oredzia specyalnego do
przyjecia ustawy skierowanej
przeciw przekupstwu przy gloso-
waniu. Oredzie takie ma zarniar
przesiac legislature we czwartek.
Wszyscy kandydaci ma urzad
burmistrza W Chicago prosili go
telegFaficznie o snaleganie ma le-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-21
Krotkie notatki miejskie.

= Thomas Snyder przyznai
siepdo licznycii oszustw. Udawai
agenta, iudzii po domach i kradi
co sic daio.
- Dzisiaj W hotelu Congress
rozpoczai sic zjazd wiascicieli
sklad6w drzewa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-21
Odpowiiedz Chin:
Obejdzie sic beZ wojny.
Nova afera trucicieIska " Rosyi.
WieIkie trzesienie ziemi W Macedonii.
= wLOCH.
z Niemiec: Boja sic dzumy.
Przygoda ,,Prynca". = Do Ameryk.
Wielka bitwa w Mexyku.
z Niemiec: Boja sic dzumy.
Przygoda ,,Prynca".
Wielka bitwa w Mexyku.
Terror ma Haiti.

Kongresu legsatuy Illinois,. Neszczescia koejo
OkIahome ,,Czarna reka' broi ciagePro
przeciw Anglia Strak kotlarzy koeowych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-21
z senatu Stan. Zjedn.

Washington, 21 lutego. ., =
Kiedy senator Borah wniosi
wczoraj, by zajeto sic obradami
mad nowela tyczaca sic obierania
senatorow zwiazkowych wprost
przez nar6d, Mkt sic ME sprzeci-
vial. Senator Nelson oswiadczyl
sic "a rewolucya. ale takze "a po-
prawka Sutherlanda, ma mocy
kt6rej kongres mialby kontrole
mad odbywaniem sic takich wybo-
row.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-21
Telegramy zagraniczne
Chiny odpowiadaja.

Pekin, 21 lutego. - Rad chin
ski dai juz swa odpowiedz na O.
Statniq note rosyjska, spowodo-
wana szeregiem nieporozumien
pogranicznych miedzy obu pan
Stwami: oraz zarzutami, re Chi
ny ME dotrzymuja Rosyi ukladu
z roku 1881. Chin odpowiedz jest
ulegia, Rad oSwiadcza, re gotow
jest wypeini6 zobowiazania, jake
nan uk}ad wkiada, ma bye ona tcz
jutro ogioszona publicznie. Wre-
czono ia pos{owi rosyjskiemu W
Pekinie Korostowecowi. Rad
chinski jest tego zdania, re Gale
nieporozumienie jest sztucznie
wywoiane przez Rosye, by jel dae
sposobnosS do zajeeia pewnyeh
strategicznych punkt6w na po-
graniczu.
2 Rosyi.
Petersburg, 81 lutego. = Do
nosza Kijowa, re zmari tam
ksiaze Swietopelk Czetwertynski,
kt6rego zgon miai zostac sztucz-
ME spowodowany Przez zastrzy-
kniecie mu bakcyli - podobnle
iak W wypadku hr. Buturlina. =
Sprawl ia budzi nova = olbrzy-
mia sensacye. = Gazety' donosza,
ze iona O'Brien'a de Lassy, ska
zanego "a otrucie Buturlina,
gdzies znikla z horyzontu, co bu-
dzi podejrzenie
Trzesienie zieni W Turcyi.
Konstantynopol, 21 lutego. -
w wilajecie Monastyrskim W
Macedonii wydarzyio sic gwalto-
wne trzesienie ziemi. ktore zna-
czne poczyniio szkody i wiele lu-
dzi zysia pozbawilo; wielu tez
Jest rannych; $4,000 ludzi po-
zbawionych jest dachu mad glo-
wa. a panujace tam obecnie mro-
zy czynia tenn ciezsza sytuacye
dla bezdomnych. Wiadze zajely
sic akcya ratunkowa. WoJsko do
starczylo 500 namiotow; w kra-
ju caiym zbieraja skiadki ma "a
pomogi dla ofiar katastrofy.
q Wloch.
Neapol. 21 lutego. = Drobnl
kupcy urzadzili tu strajk dla wy
razenia protestu swego przeciw-
ko rozporzadzeniom rzadowym
wstrzymujacym emigracye do A
meryki powodu cholery, ME da-
VINO panujscej we Wioszech.
w po{owie marca spodzie-
waia sic rozpoczecia olbrzymiego
procesu ,,Kamorry" w Viterbo,
Wezwano do tego Procesu Kill
kuset swiadkow process potrwa
Dol roku. ,.Kamorra' = jest je-
dna z tajnych zbrodniczych orga-
nizacyi wloskich.
q Niemiec.
Berlin, 21 lutego. = Rad ME
miecki obszerne wydal zarzadze-
MIA ochronne przeciwko mozliwo-
sci zaw1eczenia dzumy do %Oraju.
Szczegolne Srodki ostroznosci "a
prowadzono W portach i na okre-
tach.
- Gazety donosza. ze ksiaze
pruski, syn ces. Wilhelma, bawia-
cy obecnie W Indyach, na wyspie
Ceylon, znajdowal sic W wielkiem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-21

zgodzono sic ma wszystkie jej u
stepy, wyjatkiem planu budowy
nowych okretow. w czasie debat
posel Hobson znalaz1 dosyc czasu
do wykazania mozliwosci wojny
Japonia, ktora jest przygotowa-
ma, podczas gdy Stany Zjedn.
wcale ME So uzbrojone.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-25
CuFport and Meridian
Want Commission Goun1 /

ties. If the changes are in accordance
with the proposals made, a movement
will be launched in Jackson immedi-
ately after the passage of the revised
statute to secure the comission form
for this city.
Only two towns in the state, Hat
tiesburg and Clarksdale, are now ope-
rating under the commission plan. 1t
was once rejected in this city, lack
ing the required majority at the spe
cial election held, and was defeat
ed in a similar manner 1t Gulfport
Meridian is also eager to give the
commission plan trial, and it is
understood that a petition is to be
placed in circulation there at an early
date.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-25

Local Land Agent Bringing
New People Here

w. E. Vest of the real estate firm
of Foster, Vest & Co., Covington, KY,
Is In the city accompanied by ten 9TH
er gentlemen from the Blue Grass
state. The men with Mr.. Vest are
prospective purchasers of homes in
this section, some of them having al
ready bought and will remove Rear
here Immediately.
The business of Mr.. Vest is select
ing desirable locations for the dissat-
isfied farmers of the North and Middle
states, and it is gratifying to know
that he has chosen Hattiesburg as
headquarters and that hereafter he
will devote all of his time to t'lis sec
tion. He has for many years been
engaged in locating people in the pan
handle section of Texas, where the
/ price of lands have advanced with
leaps and bounds. Mr.. Vest says that
the agricultural conditions and oppor
tunities here are much greater than
they are in Texas. and with
his knowledge of farming he
would rather have land here
costing $1,000 an acre than Tex
as land selling now at $500. A mar
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-25
POPULAR OFFICIAL
resigns POSITION

MI e. H. Weaver, who for the past
three years has been auditor for the
J. j. Newman Lumber company in this
city, has resigned his position and will
leave Friday for Grand Rapids, Mich
igan. Mr.. Weaver is giving up his
position with the Newman company
for the reason that his wife's health
has not been good in this climate and
he leaves his employers with their
highest regard, and they, with his
associates in the office. regret that ii
is necessary for him to go elsewhere
Numerous friends among the business
and club men of the city also regret
his leaving, as he stood high In q
social and business way.
Mr.. ]. B. Crane, of st. Louis, will
succeed Mr.. Weaver as auditor for the
Newman company, and is expected tc
reach the city in few days.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-25
pROHIS WON'T ASK FOR
CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION

Jackson, Miss, Oct. 25.-According
to Mrs. Harriet B. Kells, president of
the Mississippi division of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union,
1t Is by no means certain that a fight
will be made for constitutional pro-
hibition at the approaching legisla-
tive session.
1--WE favor Constitutional prohibit
ton, Of course, and would like to see
1t adopted" said Mrs. Kells, but at
the same time we do not care to take
any risk of losing what we now have.
A careful canvass will be made of the
legislative membership to see just
how we stand before any new legisia'
tion is proposed.
"I have no doubt that, should an
amendment be submitted to the peo'
ple providing for constitutional pro
hibition, 1t would be adopted at the
polls by a large majority. We are
assured, furthermore, that Governor
elect Brewer is with US, and will en-
dorse any measure framed to check
the use or sale Of alpholic LIQUORS y
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-25
AIR CRAFT SCARE ARABS.

Rome Oct. 25.-Messages from the
interior say that reports of flying
Italians" with destructive machines
are everywhere causing consterna-
ton and terror.
Some of the native tribes have de-
cided to migrate to points further into
the interior, while others are burying
their valuables. Bolder tribesmen are
devising means to attract the aero
planes into positions where they can
be fired upon.
In military circles it is believed the
aeroplanes are helping to influence
the natives TO surrender.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-25
MEMORIAL WINDOW
To BISHOP GALLOWAY

Jackson, Miss, Oct ga memo
rial window in honor of the late Bish-
op Charles B. Galloway, the most elo-
quent divine in Methodism, rs being
placed in the new s65,OOO Capitol
Street Methodist church, a gift of love
from members of the congregation. 1t
is considered one of the most beauti-
full memorial windows ever placed in
a church edifce in this state.
During his life time Bishop Gallo
way was especially fond of the modest
little frame church over on West Cap
itol street, soon TO be supplanted by
the handsome new edifice. On return
ing from his memorable mission trips
that often carried him TO remote parts
Of the world he rarely failed to deliver
his first sermon after arriving home
in this little church, and many Of his
most ardent admirers were members
of that congregation.
TWO other memorial windows,i in hon
or of Messrs. West and Little, former
presiding elders of the Jackson dis
trict, are being placed in the church
one on each side OF that of Bishop
Galloway, most appropriate arrange
ment since both of these divines were
warm friends Of the lamented Bishop
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-25
M'REE MURDER
CASE OF INTEREST
Sheriff Swords Says He is Not a
Mason, and ExpIzPls the
Venlre.
(By Associated PresS.)

Opeiousas. La, Oct. 25.-Almost
,be entire session of the McRee muir
dor trial was taken up today with a
hearing of the prosecutions motion to
dismiss the extra panel of taiesmen
hecanse In summoning them, Snerin
Swords is alleged to have taken PICK
ems Butler, a friend of the defendant
,tth him. Both Sheriff Swords and
7 tautler denied the allegations that the
latter had any part in selection OF the
ta,esmen. The sheriff admitted tha'
p,t,or rode with him in an automo
Mic hut both denied that Butler was
oo,cerned in securing the talesmen
prt,er admitted he was Mason aho
belonged to the same order as the de
tondapt. Swords said, 81 want 1t un
aarstooa I belong to the Elks only
~, MI A Mason, not Jew out
~,o,n white man" Judge Pavy ASK
"a district aattoypsy &c aslpsee =
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-25
MURDERED GIRLS
body EXHUNED
Police Searching For Further EVi-
dence as to Death Of Avis
LinneIl.

Boston, Oct. 25.-Removed Tues
day from her grave in the cemetery
at Hyannie, the body of Avis Linnell,
for whose death, by poisoning, Rev.
C. V. t. Hicheson, of Cambridge, is
held responsible, was brought back to
Boston tonight by order of District
Attorney Pelletier.
Uncertainty on the part of the
prosecution as to the exact manner
in which the girl met her death is
reported. unofticially. as the reson for
the sudden move, and the announce
ment by the district attorney that the
government had enlisted five medico-
legal experts, gave strength to this
report M
The officials will also search Miss
Linnelrs bathrobe, which was buried
with her body, for anything which
might have ben used as a receptacle
for the fatal powder she took. 1t Ia
understood that an examination OF
the body win be made tomor
row morning, with only the states
. -. . -
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-25
.LAINF OIL we'll
5000 FtET Deep
Well Has Cost $4,000 and Question
of Further Operations Are
Up.

Biloxi, Miss, Oct. 25.-The Biloxi
stockholders in the Laine oil we'll
which Is situated near Pascagoula
will hold a meeting here tonight for
the purpose of canvassing the situa-
tion. 1t is also probable that they
will select delegates to go to the
meeting of the stockholders of the
concern at Pascagoula october %, or
perhaps they may all go, in order to
participate In the consideration of
further steps, which it is understood
will be taken up at that meeting.
The first well has reached a depth
of 5000 feet and no gusher has as
yet been struck. 1t is said there is
some talk Of putting down another
Teu, but there Is not enough money
left to do this, and if such a course
were decided on. it would be neces
sary to get up more money.
It is said that the operations thus
! far have cost the company about
| $4,000. 1t is unofficially stated that
some favor putting a new well in an
other location.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-25
GIANTS TAKE
Fifth OF WORLDS
SERIES TODAY
FIFTH GAME OPENS WITH CLEAR
WEATHER AND NEW YORK
CONFIDENT.
PLAYERS REAP rich HARVEST
st27ooo.oo to Be Divided Between
42 Men, Winners to Get $500 and
Losers $4,000 Each. Locks Like
Athletics Will Secure the Long End.
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Oct 25.-For the fifth
New York today offered brisk, cool
weather with not a cloud in the sky.
The Giants went into the game with
only bare chance of wrestling the
worlds championship title from the
Athletics, but Manager McGraw and
his team were confident OF winning
ioday's game. Marquard has been
carefully groomed for this contest
and was hopeful.
"lf one club can win three straight
there's no reason why another one
can't" declared Chief Meyers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-25
DEPUTIES ALLEGE
LAND DEPRECIATION

McComb City, Miss, Oct 25.-What
is considered a significant move IS
that made by a number of United
States deputy marshals, who are now
in South Mississippi investigating
certain alleged land depredations
made by timber and lumbermen of
Louisiana and Mississippi in Han
cock. Pike and other counties. Dur
ing the past ten days, injunctions
have been granted by the Federal
Judge, and more than thirty-five sub
poenas have been served on those
making the charges and those i'm
plicated.
1t Is alleged that certain submerg-
ed lands belonging to the government
are covered with some Of the best
timber In the State, and learning OF
this fact, sawmill men of Louisiana
and Mississippi have been cutting this
timber at a rapid rate. Petitions were
filed and DEGREES secured through
Judge Niles. 1t is charged that one
of the concerns alone has been cut
ting timber amounting to S1,O0 pei
day Similar charges have been made
against other concerns. and it is be
lieved that If the injunctions are VIC
lated further, disclosures will be
made which will implicate a number
of prominent lumbermen.
Some of the best farming lands In
the State are to be found among the
cutover lands, known as submerged
lands, and the confusion among home
steaders as to the law may yet NEAR
a confusion by Federal authorities.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-25
ORVIS WRIGHT BREAKS
ANOTHER RECORD

Kill Devil Hill. y. c., Oct. 25.-In a
fifty mile gale yesterday Orvis
Wright went aloft and remained vir-
tually stationary in his glider He
was up nine minutes and forty-flve
seconds and maintained an altitude
of $50 feet
This record breaking flight" was
the seventh in a series beginning to
day when rain ceased. The success o.
the experiment is understood to mari
long step in scientific aviation. ant
points the way to solving the prob
lem of automatically preserving al
equilibrium in heavier than air ma
81. y -
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-25
EMMETT MciNNis LET'S CON-
TRACT FOR HANDSOME I'M
PRoVEMENT TO CITY.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
To Be Greatly improved With Two
Store is improving.

Mr. D. Emmett Mclnnis, who early
in the year bought the old First Ma
tional Bank building, the corner Of
Main and Pine streets, will at once
commence the addition of two stories
to the building, making it five stories
high. All material to be used in
the addition has been ordered and
work will commence in few days
and will probably be completed by
January 1st.
IN elevator will be installed in the
enlarged building, as well as the best
heating system to be had. These con-
veniences will greatly AID to the COM
fort Of the tenants and make more de-
sirable the offices in the building.
The rear stairway will be taken out,
giving additional room that will be
utilized for office space.
The McInnis building is one of the
handsomest structures in the city as
well as one of the most substantial
and with the addition OF two
stories, can be made a first clasz
office building in every respect, and
being centrally located there is ev
cry reason to expect that the offices
will always be in demand.
The Corner Drug Store, which oc
cupies the ground floor room, IL
being thoroughly remodelled OF
the interior and new fixtures will
be installed. The floor is being low
cred about seven inches and this will
other improvements will add much t
its appearance, making 1t one of tn,
most desirable locations in the cit,
for a drug business.