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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23
CHICHGO'JLHTEJT CULT


years? Eve
the Absolute Life
the police nefered with his eff
running at
three
the law concluded
Chicago to stand
prophet circle these modern
think things besides
American prophets have
telling follow
him
police persecution that associated
his
Esprit peach
than ranch The police believe that see in add
the affairs his cult carried Chicago branch
recruiting for Prophet Belhart
Muskogee OKLA proceedings
holding her.
life" the gospels of perfection lead sooner OF
trial. People who try to improve on the DID,
and conservative creeds generally come 10 grief Inc my
rollers their converts?
of schools and of churches that warn the people
revelations and yet Is easier to start new ren tne
United them oive their
fodnders but they dc plenty of mischief while they last
is - =. ,..,,., ,... ..s.
and will be of the
that august body being
barely of thirty His election distinct victory
Independent democrats ago
made bad the nomination the
n No Patterson Office how
ever methods did ne begin
these methods than has been
To atone flesh Some
three Nashville and made the
prohibition Of the state With
prohibition could not have carried in Ten
nee without machine could not have
the political pirates who have infested that
th last four The Tnnes
that and though the
the clouds lowering and other hearts
faint he never fairly and will wear them
congratulations Tennessee and to It's
senatorelect.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23
CAUTION.

For ne who fights and runs
away
May live to fight another day,
But he who is In battle slain
Can never rise to fight again.
Oliver Goldsmith.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23

men to wear our
hand-tailored suits and overcoats.
They are $15.O0-no more, no less,
National Wooden Mills, Hattiesburg,
Miss. 13-mo.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23

WANTED-Ir you want job, want
extra employees. want to sell or buy,
advertise in the classified columns
of The News. II
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23

'on SsALE-schOlarship in the Hat.
u W Business College. Address Itss
NJ care The News. ,.'s
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23

New Workers, particularly residents
Of Long Island, have another winter
pastime that Is equally as exciting as
the ocean plunge and less chilling to
the majority. This is scooting The
habitat of the scooter is on Long Is
land sound and the Great South bay
In particular. and the number of its
admirers increases annually.
What is scooter? Well, 1t is mel
Their an iceboat nor yacht proper,
but its construction is of such ma
ture that 1t combines the advantages
of both and travels with equal facility
on ice and water. The bottom is shap-
ed somewhat like spoon and bears
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23

HAVE YOU-Anything for rent OF
sale? Advertise it in the classified
columns of The News. I,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23

LOST-White, black, tan licked Eng.
lish setter; female; nine months
old. Reward for return to ]. L. Wei
borne, AL w. Fourth street. 1S-5t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23

fight against Theodore
elected chairman
OF the New republican This rubbing it on the
has set Like all noun
prophets Mr. Roose
He is the most
desad the White House
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--What.
ever the article. you will reach
prospective buyer through the col
umns of Tue News. II
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23

WANTED-Perm.ron,
position Wide-awake salesman 70
act as selling manager and oon.,,,
salesman sac. for our product in Hat.
'iesOurg and vicinity. Address
with bank or business firm refer'
ence' Diasraph Carbon Paper Com.
pany' Drury Building, Philadelnbia
Penna. ipnld'
23-lt
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23

BATHERS ON BEACH WITH THERMOMETER
AT FIVE DEGREES-READY FOR A SNOW
RACE.
istrate James E. Tighe of South Brook
Ign, who for thirty years has followed
the practice of taking a wintry bath,
carrying an AK with him in case the
Ice proves refractory in SheepsheaG
bay. The judge is now about sixty
years of age, so 1t is evident the con
gealed plunge either agrees with him
or he Is possessed Of q marvellous con
stitution. He admits that he uses n
mental science. persuading himself
that the water is delightfully."- warm,
else, as he candidly confesses, ''it would
be all over with me, for with one shiT.
er I'd have to quit"
But all the Coney Island bathers are
admittedly not as hardy as judge
Tighe, for they warm up with a med
icine ball before entering the surf AND
coniine their dips to brief spasms. II
is quite fad for New York motorists
to watch the ice defiers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and paint.
ing. Home phone 224 Blue.
10-1mo
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-23

I'M HE old English habit of taking
cold plunge on rising is GER
tainly spreading to an alarm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
Or. ELIOT FOR BIG FAMILIES
Restricted Dirth Rate Not Supported
by Morni> or Economics, lie says.

Boston, February l2.-.Ns tho result
|uf Il diWcrcnCo OF opinion between Or.
Fohr L.ov II Morse and Dr. Charles
Isl Eliot president emeritus Of iiar-
Narl. rpon tho subject OF large FAINT
Hes. EOston women are NJ III arms
over the question. and at many wo-
mems clubs the subject has been placed
anon the calendar Tor carly discussion.
II doni asrce with )r Morse" says
Ilr. Eliot ~ hcliovc no restriction Of
Inc birth rate can be Supportc0. either
IT, morals OF economies. The durable
a;ltisfactipns OF life depend upon hav-
ing tho normal number OF children. and
INC normal number or children is iivc
or sS 10 tho family. y mother should
bcar 4 CHILD every lwo Years
Granting that marriage should
come a the average age OF twenty
four this periodical child bearing
should continue until the mother s
forty, resulting in eight children. This
high number, however would hc low
crcd in average liy the death 81 either
parent or TWO Or more or tho chill
dreR ! helcvc in monogamy, equal
,husttN between men an women, ana
ihe normal birth rate.
Tho durablo satisfactions of life
are not obtained by families that have
only one or two children, Therefore
j am not able to accer, the economic
cNcusc as "a reason for limiting the
number Of children. The number TO be
born has natural limit, ana the
economical limitation is wholly UNI
natural"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
FIFTY CLERGY MEN SCARED
BY AN UNEARTHLY NOISE
Awakened by Supposed Boiler E..
plosion, They Rncc ont In
Their NjShtfcs

sanger. Nc. February 1a.-Thc fac
Wy ol the Bangor Theological Sem
ihary mas started Il rigid investigation
10 discover II possible the perpetrators
81 Il pfacticnl joke that annoyed about
my ministers who were here for con-
a,i.'oh week and were sleeping Oh,
cots III the gymnasium, which is uscI
for dorinitory
Long before dawn MI were violently
Nv sheu by a terrific crash. followed
mE ioud, deep rumblings like thunder
ihe ministers ran out into the snow.
many Of them clad only in paiamns,
,Ililklng there had been a boiler en-
nlosion. =
II was found some one had collected
AZ ING big balls from the bowling
aiie& and arranged them on scttcc
SUSPENDED above the running 1rack
Ky means OF 4 rope loading out throu.rh
= window the scttcc was upset. The
pa, pals droppcd from a considcrablc
=" =. ~ ana were set rolling around
me running track directly over the
heads OF tho sleeping ministers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
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DEATHS

daughter, Mrs. III Coif.nan. in lI.rr ri.
. s2n1urs "a. February II: MEs. NlK-
MlMiA ausTiN WYATT. Wife ~
hfth year OF her age
tnncral from the residence Of her
son. Mr Clarence Wyatt. No il2i
Hanover Avenue, THIS MONDAY
February 13.Hati T.. N
SEN F. Died, At the Memorial Hospital
Snturday, renrunry. II, 1911. at 1880
husband " EVA (nce) Wash and Con
- the late !iob, ana Natharin.
Semi SEM
Human hands had tried 10 save you.
Signs ana tears were all in vain
But the angels came and bore you
from this world OF sorrow ana
Thy hands arc clas.,od upon thy
breast M
! nave Kissed ny marble brow.
have no husband now
Tie funeral will take place from
the residence Of Captain j. ". Wash
ao7 Yves, Clay street. TUESDAY AZ
rERNCOE AT .. o'clock. Intnr.ncn,
IN Hollywood Cemetery. Relatives
and friends arc respectfully invited
TO attend
WASHINGTON, Baltimore, Md, Tren.
ton. \, j.. and New York papers
please copy
GRACt.-Ded. a, her residence, 32I
North Fifth. Saturday. February II.
at ESQ =. NJ, MRS. NJ. GRACE She
Is survived BY her mother, Mrs D.
iinuber Rcitzc. Of Baltimore: two
sons, Frank and Harry. ana one sis
ter, Mrs NJ. Becker. OF this city
Funeral from the First English
Lutheran Church TO-DAY at :
o'clock. Interlncnt in HOLLYWOOD
Cemetery
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers
please copy.
-Dicd. February II. At
SEQ y. AZ. at the residence OF her
parents. 100 North Avenue Brook.
land i'ark. IRENE. infant child OF w.
G and L. ". Vermiilcra
Funeral will take place from Bar
ton Heights N, e. Church TODAY
az $3.50 r. NJ. Friends and acQuaint-
anccs are invited 10 attend
Bud on earth TO bloom in heaven
Culpcpcr and Clifton Forge papers
please copy.
at Memorial Hospital at
$3.50 II. NJ, February II, 1871. MES
MARY y. KANE DUCiAN. wife OF
James +. DuEan and sister OF lIan-
nah Kane Moran
Her funeral viii take place from
tho residence of her sister o615 East
Main Street. thence to st. Patrick's
Church, TUESDAY MORNING. at 10
o'clock. Intermcnt Mi. Calvary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
NEGRO is LYNCHED
twenty Prominent Citizens Take Him,
FROM Officers. IN

Enfala, Ma, February 12.-Ivcr
fetersona negro about eighteen years
"ld, was iyncicl early This morning.
pN twenty Of the mos, prominent citi-
Zcns Of I1ufala. Ills BODY was strung
VI 70 a limb and rddlcd with bullets,
Last night ahou, !. o'clock as Mrs.
Y. a hudson. prominent womnn Of
4uihla. was going from d ncighbor's
house 70 her homo u negro, Who was
identified rs Peterson. grabbed her
tier screams brought several or her
nfishbors 10 The scene in Il few mo-
'Rcnts and tic negro ned
Peterson was captured this ,norning
IT o'clock al his fathers house, iust
~ the reAr II the homo OF Conc,rcss
man iienry y clayton Deputy Hey
efl% aroonpanicd ~ Alr Spencer.
~ ''e tattsrS aNtnmobilS started WITH
lR' heEr" ipr CLAYTON tho coun,v scat
lea3ing iiht iynohins might .res,iI,
I iho priaoncr Vas left in I:i,faln Il
'.1n cisNih mtls pos, from !sufala, III
TN G!ayton Road. tile aUtomobile wna
naI'oH ~ = mob 81 citizens ana Hid
negro QUICKLY rushed Tito ira |, on1s
hcaFP| Whcre to Mas lynchnd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
COALMEN ATTACK TRUST LAW
Say II ituininS Their industry, E,S-
- prcinlly the Smnli OpcrntOr.

Chicago. February i2At a coal
operators convention Mrrc the anti
combination law Which prevents the
operators of Illinois and Indiana from
uniting ~ regulate prices, was de-
carcd 10 bc the ruin ofthc Industry
and driving The small operator into
bankruptcy.
Many coal mines III Illinois ana In
drama arc closed down or working
alt time, ana coal is Said 10 be Sell
Ing below actual cost or productions
Ihc demand is light. and the trade is
denorait2ed, according 70 tho opcr-
ators, who arc meeting 10 devise ways
ana means OF improving tile situation.
y committee was appointed 10 pre-
MARC an amendment 10 The antitrust
laws 70 allow the operators 10 com
inc % maintain steady ana uniform
prices
THE present LAW against combina-
Ilons operates 70 cause TIE very con
ditions il Was intended TO prevent, =
said Walter 5. Boyle, who presided.
''We 90 not wish 10 form Il combine
uon ~ restraint OF trade, hut under
rN!siins conditions small operators
"le being forced TO the WALL the
smaller properties .are being merged,
and the ..!g+"c embanies set all the
BUSINESS instead of the laws prevent
sthc induatrn from falling into the
hands OF few, they are actually fore
Ing hal condition -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
FABLE OF THE FOX, THE MAN
AND THE PRIZE GOBBLER
i'cFhnrd Gets the Turkey, the FnrIncr
Gets the Hook, and Tears His
Trousers MS Well

Monticello. n. Y, February 12-
Driven to desperation by hunger, {; fox
entered the barnyard of Tom Broome. Il
ia.hicr living near here, and seized his
pri%c turkey Sobbler by the neck
l'roomc happened along ana ioinen In
INC tracas Just rs the bird was max
ing determined effort 10 keep from
neihS dragged by It's assailant I'M
der :, barhed wire fence
INC farmer caught the Sobblcr by
ING legs and Il tug way cnsucd be-
tween man and beast. with tho fence
between them. In order to get n bet.
Ter hoid Broomc raised one leg over
the fence. which was Rcynard's cue to
let so. and as he did so Broome fell
backward TO the ground with one lc;.
fast to the wire fence. While in this
position and unable to help himself
brooine was forced to watch Mr.. foX
slowly trot off across the field with
its quarry In tow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13

the night or October 3. 1908. with
something sticking in his throat. Also
lie found his upner false tooth ,nissinr
Dr.. King decided that Wingtield had
swallowed his teeth. and had DR.. Nc
C!intoclS make an X-Ray examinations
the Ray apparently located the
teeth and Wingiield was operated upon
Ills throat and stomach were opened,
but no teeth wero found.
"insheid died few days later, and
q post norton examination failed 10
locate the teeth. His widow sued The
PHYSICIANS for malpractice, but the
lower court held there was not SUN
cient evidence to warrant the case GO
ing TO the jury. The Supreme Court
dccldcd differently. and ordered the
PHYSICIANS to trial by fury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
ORDERED BIG DINNER
AND THEN FELL DEAD
waiter Returning with Dishes piled
High Found I'hiIndclphian Life

fhiiadciphia, February l..--"C;ive me
a good dinner / wau, the host Of
everything YOU have" said James rav
as he entered restaurant at noon.
Then lie ordered hearty meal.
don't feel very good. but I'm
going 10 cat, anyhow. = lie remarked to
the waiter as he concluded his order.
Inc waiter hurried about. and ton min
utes later brought the order on high
p.iGd plates. Fay looked over the
dishes.
Got cverythlngc That's right he
said Then his head fell over Oh his
breast. When tho waiter returned
a minute later with a glass OF water
ne thought tho man was asleep ana
shook him, but failed to arouse him.
ray was removed 10 the PENNSYLVANIA
iiospital, where he WAS declared By
the physicians to be dead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
A ONE MAN L-YNCHIko
Husband Of Victim WnS Not Satisfied
with Scntcncr

Tortl Worth TEXAS. February l2 4
nosro who attacked i white woman on
Friday was tho victim Of "onc-i man
mob hero wien The black man, in The
custody OF an officer. on The way 10
iail, Was slot down BY .Ianoca Eorcr.
husband ofthc victim The negro WAS
Will i.aiioN.
Iie lad lust pleaded guilty Ia theft
and aggravated assault and had re-
ceivel sentences aggrcgttinas four
Years III Jail Horcn followed the oil :
Ger and prisoner out Of the courteous.
anu Began fring. Al tho l.st Shot The
negro started 10 run. and reached tic
middle OF the street before he rcll.
pierced by thrcc bullcts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
Statewide Bill Agreed Upon.

Little Rock, February lo-Thc
'tat e- vide prohibition bill. which will
SAT- tprth tho concentrated fire Of the
anti prohibitloniSt forces, vas agreed
upon at conference this afternoon,
and will be introduced in the House
early In the week. | provides that the
question be submitted TO the voters Of
The State at the next general election.
ana III tho event that tho Legislature
refuses to pass the bill an appeal will
be taken to tho people under mo
initiative and referendum amendment
TO lie state Constitution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
TOIL-cRAzED WIFE A SUICIDE
AZ ." She Had Been Married ana n
OrMuL.c for Cii.It Yenrx

AT She Had Bcen Married nnd n
Drudge for Eight Years.
New York. February l2.-Cirown old
at twenty-five. and weary OF the Toll
OF stitching garments and tending
naoies and cooking for a husband she
mad wed at the age OF fourteen. Alberta
CatahZaro laid down her burden in her
home AT lis Elizabeth street She shot
hec5elf In the temple with a large
calibre revolver
ne report OF the weapon did not
awaken the two childrcn-tii,,sscnp,
three and Michele. two years old The
head OF tic family. Ignazio Catanzaro
ionsshorcman, had gone to work be-
gore his toil-crazed wife Killed herself
She had cooked his breakfast ana sh,
bad gathered together big bun,xe or
garments mat she was TO sew and
stitch upon al day. For eight wears
her life had been consccratcd "a mani.
Gold drudScry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
FIRE IN GOVERNORS MANSION
starts Under the stairway md Docs
Only SG3O Damage

hbany February l2.--Firc in a
clothes closet in tile basement under
the main stairway al the Executive
Mansion Yesterday caused some en-
citcment, but was cXtinGuishcd BY the
department before much damage had
been done. Tie blaze is supposed 10
have started either from Il detective
electric wire or hot natiron.
Governor and Mrs. Dix are both in
New York and the damage will be re-
pair.d before their return
The state carries an Insurance OF
100000 on tho Executive Mansion, and
ihc loss Was settled within Il few
hours for $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
FIFTY YEARS AN EDITOR
brofhcr Of DR.. Pnri<hurst Quits nm a,
- N0uRf of IIInnsu

c"unt- Of Illness
clinton. Mass. February le.-WcJ
linston +. Parkhurst. for The last for.
~ i've years editor Of The clinton
Courant, n weekly. and for tIc last
seventeen years editor Of the Item !,
aally issued from the sumo Office, bv
ms rcsiShhtion on account OF illness
concluded his services With hoth ~
pers. -
lie recently observed The seventy
sixth anniversary OF his birth.
Mr. iarkhurst who is brother OF
the Rev. Charles II. parkhurst. or Nov
J ork, has been In acwspa per work for
nearly fifty years. He served this dis
'ilct FOUR years In tho lower house
ana mas hcld many town Offices Hc
is n vicc-presidcnt OF tho Clinton His
torical Society 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
DROP 81 MIDsHIpMEN
lbcy Faii In Their Studies IN ,hc Iin,f.
NcnrlN EXnElinniinnA

Washington, ], G.. February l2.-For
iaiInrn ~ studies at ihcir recent scui-
'tnnnal examinations, thirty seven mia Z
h!Pnicn nave been dropped from The
rolls Of the Naval Acadcmv Il, Annap-
".i'ss ne recommendation Of ihc Aca-
denic Board 10 ihnt effect was.apnr,,,.ol
~ AcinR Secretary OF tho Navy Win
q INC .i,oSs iyho Called three v orc II
'llP ilFs, class eight ~ the second Nc
in Tie thiiI, and ,worty ono II ~
fnMsih lin ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
THREE NEGROES KILLED
~ PISTOL. RATTLE

'ch"rn ky, february l..--Thrcc
I'VE roos were slot ana killed and sin
ScrioHslN wounded In fight
o''riE tIlis morning. Ben Robin
son 'lid Chapman Coleman engaged in
\, N'"h"l HUcl III DANCE hail. both he
rs Instantly Killed Other weapons
Nrcd and when nuict was re-
'''' NlliloN steele also. MAS !onnd to
,"l" nccn nlortaly wounded Will,
q d9Atn others eu8taincd wounds
NNul Nc,r .EyiitiI, FIJI s5s VIE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
CURE FOR LONG HATPIN
Chicago Architect Uses Pinccrs oI
LncOrriEthlc WnInnn.

Chicago, February l2-Nicls Buck.
an architect. has found an antidotc 70.
the protruding hatpin. II is !, pair Of
pinccrs. He told OF his practical dem
onstration In northwestern elevated
train.
~ long hatpn in a woman's hui
scratched my chin lie said in his office,
Ii45 I,aSaile street. The car was
crowded We both We're hanging 10
straps. When the train jolted that PHI.
struck me in tie chin asked the
woman to remove H. She refused.
Then ] used the pinccrs. bending tie
scratching steel at right angles Thci,
my troubles ceased advise all men
TO carry a pair"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
ENDS LIFE WITH TOY KNIFE
suicide Makes Sure II IS Sharp MS lie
Purchases n.

New YORK February lo--An i'm.
;dcntined man OF about forty five.
walked into tho stationery store OF
Mrs Lillian l'rankenbnsh. at 40 1880
First Avenue and asked for y cheap
penknifc lie inally selected n 10
cent k'ifc WIN IN iron handle and
rubbed his thumb across the blade
Is slarp.' said Mrs. I'rankcnbnsh.
that's what / want. said tic man,
ana while The woman was putting the
money ~ the cash drawer she saw
the man In the mirror raise the open
low tho LETT car. draw 1t toward his
right car and fal 10 died almost IN.
stnntly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
Judge Durham Dicn.

Lexington. Ky. February Io-.Iud-e
Milton j. Durham, Comptroller OF the
Treasury during Clevcland's admits
tiation and former Congressman from
the Eighth District or kentucky. died
herb to-day OF pneumonia Judge BUR-
ham was ciEhty-sevrn years old. lie
VAS rromincn, pddFelow having
"7cc served as Cir,nd sire OF the order
Al the United States,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
Brcnks Night Altitude Record.

Augusta. Ga. February l3.--F'rank
Coffyn, Wrigh, aviator, this morning
at l2;0l o'clock broke the worlds night
altitude record. going 500 feet aioft
Arch HoNscy. who recently was Killed
by a fall from his machine. had the
previous record Of $50 feet Coffyn set
another precedent when he took aloft
in n second flight George II. Manor
Of Baltimore, the latter being the first
man not an aviator to ascend after
niEiltfait.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
QUIET IS RESTORED .
Tor n Time Race War Threatens Mix
StSs inni HNNn.

O' 1EWc FNcc War Thrcntcms Misc
si>>ippi Town.
Gannison, Miss. February le-l'ol-
lowing q clash with a number Of ne
2rotF Acre last night, In which one
Hfsro was killed and another wounded,
# t!ird negro has been arrested. and
me town mas recovered its composure
fhH root OF the trouble was in the en-
stcnce q . mouse on the outskirts OF
ih3 town whore gambling was said 10
haNe hecn carried on = posse or cit
izrn5 at'emptcd TO suppress II. ana the
rNefaHec q shots followed. For :.
N'.1 the town Was NJ in arms, and a
serious elash WAS Believed inevitable.
ltaF'v this morning however the ne
@foes concerned In tho affair failed to
;isf4llie e bc!liSerent a,utldo and
dnei was ros'oycd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
Death Itumors Denied

IcNico City, February 12---Rumors
which have hcen current for several
days alleging the death OF Vice-Prcs
dent Ramon Corral, in Tcpuacan where
he had been for some weeks OWNS, to
III health, and Of General Luquc and
Colonel Garcia Cueilar, tho latter the
Presidents chief OF staff at the front
were specifically denied tonight by
the highest official authority. A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-13
FOR CLEVELAND MEMORIAL
MnrHlnnd Raises sa."0e az the $1,000
tic %tntc VIII Contribute,

Baltimore. lcbruafy i9--rho MARY
iand committee Of The Cleveland NOM
mHnf Association reported that 81 200
Of me 5000 10 bo raissl IN this state
'or inc monument to Grovcy Glove
land At Princeton mad been obtained.
arainai Gibbons, whp is a member
% INC committee, and attended tho
meeting, pledged his support to ,hc
project. and paid q high tribute 10 The
memory of AIr. Cleveland.