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The Washington herald., 1912-10-20
GALLAUDET TRIMS
BALTIMORE RIVALS
City College Football Eleven L
vanauished By Score Of
30 10 q.

In . game replete with ragged plays ths
Galiaudet eleven svamped the a&srega-
tion representing Baltimore City College
yesterday afternoon At Kendall Green. s
to n
0allaudet played poorly throughout.
The Bun snd Blue team was badly a
its feet. and at times Il looked ~ u the
BaltimoFeans would come out with tAs
long end Of the score.
0allaudet made q lAmentable sh0Wlng
on the defensive. The opponents SPLIT
the line frequently and circled the TANKS
often. but the Kendall 0reeners showed
their usual strength on the offensive.
Several sensational end runs and dne
plunges which nstted gains were made
In each period.
The Monumental City team made near
ly all its touchdowns on forward passes.
The lightning dash Of the back field was
In evidences. The line plunges Of Jacob
sou. and end runs Of Moore and Folts
wera foaxurea- West. Dunn. and Price
came into the limeHght for the Balti-
moresW.
The Kendall Grseners registered two
touchdowns in the third quarter. but In
the nnA period The local coliegians were
exhausted and crossed their line only
once. while Baltimore City College en-
larged their count to = points.
Lineup and summary:
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INDIANS TRIUMPH.
Redskins Find Pittsburg Easy Pick.
ing, IS to 8.

Pittsourg. Oct. 1.-THE Carlisle m
dams defeated the University Of Pitts
burg football team here to-day BY .
score Of 9 to 8 Thorpe did the bulk
OF the heavy work for the Red Men.
ably assisted by W. weich and Arcasa.
Thorpe made . touchdown in the. hrst
period after nve minutes Of play and
two in the next period. carryins the
ball the greater part Of the way - ths
goals himself through holes made In Tie
Pittsburg line by Arcasa- WEIGH -
abled the Indians to run up the score
by brilliant end runs In the fourth
period Pittsburg scored touchdswA
missing the lkoal kick and . eeuehbask.
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PENN STA1B WINS
FROM CORNELL
Big Margin in Score, Which Il %
to 6, Due to Poor Rhysieal
Condition Of Ithacans.

Ithaca. N. z, Oct. 1A-Cosnsll waa
badly beaten by Penn state tfis after
noon, = to & The Ithacaas. however.
showed marked improvement both IA
playing and In fighting spirit While
State. University had much better team.
the big margin in the score Was due to
the poor physical condition Of the Cor
nell men.
cornelrs playing in the f,rst perid was
a revelation. and the Ithacans nut over
the first touchdown. Taber executed Q
brilliant 3-yard run. and forward passes
to O'Connof and Smith took the hall to
the 2-yard line. Tsber csrryfng Il over.
A few minutes later Nauthey Kicked. Q
field goal for State FROM the 1o-yard line.
The second period SBerryman ran the
kick on. which he received ON his ovn
co-yard line eighty yards for q touch
down behind perfect interference.. and
this took tho heart out OF Cornell. The
state back neld played q brilliant gAnne
all through. Befryman .was ruled out
for rough work. Lineup and SUMMARY:
Z Y 4 - = l.
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VOODBERRY-RORBST
BEATS CATHEDRAL
Virginia Eleven Romps Away frsn
Coach Green's Light 0utat
Score = - to O.

. The woodberry-Forest eleven. lase
seasons scholastic champions Of vlr-
sinia, DEBATED the Cathedral scAoel yss-
terday on the 81. AIban's grounds. =
to O woodberry-Foeest completely out
classed the Cathedral boys In every
department Of the game. but marred
their brilliant work by causing sny
number Of penalties. Tho Virginia
team showed itself to Be . well.
coached outfit. and deserved an the
credit that can be given them. but the
unnecessary roughness and holding was
q big drawback in their wonderful ag-
gressive play.
@. Walker was the shining star q
tho Dixie eleven. but the backneid. -
q whole. worked Ike . well-oiled var
sity quartet.
Grainger showed marked ability It
kicking goals. putting seven over in ~
many attempts-
Although Cathedral was greatly cut
weighed by their "peppery" opponentA
they played q gritty and determined
game In face of such odds. but showed
the lack Of condition h the last period.
NcLemore. the STURDY guard Of Coach
Green's light eleven. was carried OF the
field in the third quarter after he had
put up one Of tho gamest exhibitions Of
defensive playing ever seen In scholas-
tic circles In this section.
Capt Harris. Of the EpiscopaliapA
was the one redeeming, work Of the
Washington club. Lineup and sum-
marieS-
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HARVARD SYAMPS
AMHERST ELEVEN
Csabridge Team lenps Away wfth
Purple and White Asyresa-
: tion, 4e 10 O.

Cambridse. Mass. Oct ls-Hsrvsrd
swamped Amherst BY = score Of y 10 Z
this afternoon on sogyy held. more
than half Of the game being played in
= drissling rain Amherst never had Q
chance and failed to gain nrst down
-eho showed real football ability. Am
berst held for downs oa 3-yard line once.
For Harvard. Brlckley, was the most
consistent ground gainer and scored
most Of the points. the stocky half back
making three touchdowns and two held
goals. In the Arst period Harvard
rolled up. . total OF twenty-four points
on two touehAowns by Hunungtou
Hardwsck. 'one By Brickisy q ns3d soal
and . safsty. when Warren was forced
back OF his own goal Line AFTER Gard
ner had broken through and blocked q
punt. Hitchcock faiisd on his ATTEMPT
10 kick two goals after touchdoWns
while Brsckisy kicked one goal after 2
touchdown. .'5sas
In the second period Harvard. asled
dx points TO her total on . touch96sn
By <Brickiey. I. Frpthingham nnisstng
the goia Brickley had pfeviotsiy.
missed ON an attempt u fieid- soal
from his S-ysrd Line. : A. the period
beautifui forward pass to Felton, for =
yards bat Brickley again failed on .
try 1t Aeld gual. - see4r
s HsSvar&s points. Was Increased 10
thirty -nihe during the third period by
q touchdown By Bricklsy and a field
soai ffom the n-ysfd line by the same
II he fpai psried Harvard had many
subes3fute6 IN tie -Ilne-up and the
Crimbpn pulled o6 q A-yard forward
pass, Ersely 20 4Nilholland and Freely
nsxt shot acroes for touchdown,
Hitehpock, kieking the goal
Lineup and summary:
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DOYLE WINS 1TTLE.
HcClaas Defeated in Columbia clu,
ri Tennis. Tourney

Harold E. Doyle, Of Coiumhla. defeat
ID. Les Mcctung. Of chevy Chase. yes
tssday afternoon in the nnai round Of
the first annual teuuis tournsment Of
the columbis Country CAB by ta,ins
three out Of tour 6eta THIS victory
siyes. him ths titie :ter tho xear. as there
d no chaIlanse round. this being the
inttial tourney Of the club The scores
.wers 10 80 80 and e. -.
s DcyIe's victory came - no surpgtse
to followers Of the gams, .5hroughout
the tourney Doyle has been playing .
bgil11ant game, nd III WpfkS Of yester-
ldGySWas Just ,vhs& yss a3psctSd.
Z Ths mans conbnaasiens wires brought
MP % .tbe sdBals. J. II. PasWSaes' defsat-
Ing A. b. HestoA IN en exciting match
In the third rean6 b1 -. - ald
-. ard winning from d G. yF1ourncv
IN ne semi-1nals ~ ~ and 81 =.
q. Eeech. by hie yletsry over II. b
,DAS11eon, r., VIII roQf&asnt The uppor
.half q the Anala Ihs oeores In this
n>teA wsfe 81, - and ll-3. Ths
snmtnartes: q s $. q - 81 :.
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sthA ruuq llessld - ne1la ts6asaA1a, -
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TOP GOLF aoNoRs
GO 10 BIB. BYNON
Cslambia clab's crlek vanquiahel
Z ?. Brooke n Danneck-
bur1 Tourney.

Eddie B. Eynon. r.. columbia.s bess
golfer. captured top honors in the third
annual fan tournament Of the BAN
nockburn Golf Club yesterday after
neon when he triumphed over Eddie r.
Brooke. Of Bannockburu, in the finals
q the -hrst sixteen. By up and 70
play. Eynon never played better golf
than he showed yesterday. both his
long and short game being almost per-
sect. ft
Going out In 3s-one stroke better
than par-the Columbia player led By
s up at the turn. Brooke having won
but one hole. the ninth. when he cleared
q stymis on . mashie shot for 4. Ey-
non missing . 1-foot put because Of
over-conndence. Brooke was decidedly
on form. n u attested by his card Of
- for the outward half. The match
ended st the thirteenth hole. Eynon
having his opponent dormie At the
eleventh and winning the twelfth with
Q :. which II one stroke below par.
This was one Of the prettiest played
holes Of the day. Eynon's approach
shot landing him within three inches
Of the hole. The card follows:
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Many other good matches were on the
card. r. c. Chamberlain winning from
J. W. Brawner In the second sixteen,
Dr.. J. R. De Farses beating w. A..
Knowles in the third sixteen, and @.
A. Rankin taking the winners prise In
the fourth sixteen by defeating R.
White.
Forty players entered the handicap
competition at eighteen holes. only half
OF them turning IN their cards. l. c.
r. Hugo. Of Bannockburn, won the
prise e6ered the player turning in the
lowest nst score. vith q. having been
credited with an q and Q handicap Of
= DR.. Lee l. Harlan and Dan X.
jackson. both Of Columbia. tied for the
low Gross score prize and win play on
the tie this week.
The following scores were made In the
eighteen-hole medal play competition:
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SCORE IS 10 70 q
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lss1lts.
VISITORS I1aHr m 1an'

0psl1nl - Ths WaAinsAm UhnjA .
Charlottssviiie. Va. Oct. 0t-VBuD
Military Institute outpiaysd vlro1aAA ~
afternoon and wen - e q Not -
were the cadets threatened WiGh Ao6oD&,
and only once did viryinia come Asnr .
touchdown v. II L wss qptws1gAed -
pounds to the man. but sp6SA an4 aGg5pp.
siveness ovsrcams this obsese1A. Tho
credit for ". u. L's Victory beEoaGs -
Capt. Moore. and the he1niaAt en1st
ends. Lowry and Rjcharda
fhe ffSt touchdown came In fAo MT
quarter after . long run By Kingmaa -
virg1nia's 1-yard line. whence LeeeA
carried II over. A forward paas .of fogty
yards. Moore 70 Y0uell, scored the sscsaA
touchdown. In the third quarter v. -
]. scored again. Moore m1sDod 0eal
Capt. Todd and Brown played tie bsse
game for Virginia. Lineup and Sm-
-.
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- yGsstiae 1s-lay

~ ysaaa.essa AsAlsess ~
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nese1ng - a1ois1ssa - -
ue13sase esasa Aszierys 1sveneA
otpose - rsnnevivona Aysoos
,Wssshwese. at 80 s's1ssl.
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OLYMPIAS LOSE.
Briarlsy Han Wins Football Game
f.fs 6. to o.

SPECIAL - .rAs wszhtngtoa Hersh.
r. Hsoslssills. Nd. Oct. 1s-rhe nrst feok-
ball 9ans ever played here was Wit
paassd ~ . big crowd. Briarisy HAira
elsvsa. coached by Sid Lodge. the well
known baseball player. defeated ~
olympis A. c., to q the TOUCHDOWN
ceuaape IN he Anal quarter. Cadet orssa-
way -eassied the bail over after 80
.satsenaI &-yard RON.
Y1stcAsr 1pr the winners was . nste-
NoetAS feAtnre. - q
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f0uchdcsns-Deeksst n. q. walkse. j. Wh1hkf.
yopes Grainof Anderson. Goals ff1 tnach-
dovns-Grainser To- Refeee-Mr. Dus.n. a Con
nn, Umrdre-Mr Foley. a 0esUstown Hesa
linesmG-Nr Elliott, a Virginia. LhsO0-
Messrk Norse and Phipp. supstifutinns-Andsr-
sua for Gningrr t;rainePr for Deskat Aooso ~
J. WALKER samuais for r. Crawfnd. Lee fR No
Lemore. Tina Of quartes-N minutes.
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uoExn TAICoFT AHEAD.
cAsvy eAese csssk Has I've Leo
81 n Prise Cnp.


s Non Prise CND.
II = TAleett captured hrst h1uoes
yedly sflssnosa insths annual spsR
.huuxnenlest st the Chevy chass Gu
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kh&asA3 vSsAAhnsa. 1kznt5ter ffen
alA1. x4iroet vnn -ffem q. ,. Mil1er
- ~ N1af by up Nluning tAts
gl64A 91sDe 1alcoet two lsp N - 60.
l%11c1 - ~ pen thfsD ttpsg 6pe9ss
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TonchdoWn-phfIfin. 0gGaoo-LAnG100, L1n111.
Costello Cosssz Ths q halvo-D niastA oab-
stitntioss-MsFcean ia GHlapie EuglshaH ~
Jones. OHM for Ens3efart. Wnns fbR HaOlshmt,
Merrillat for Ha0e. EianAow4 Ius Keva HcdgD-
son fm Hobs. Laaphier Tor Beacaiet. Aaskis ID
Flynn. Wheele1 for Cmnen. Pendleton Soe wsDa.
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TECH IS BEATEN.
Episeopai High Wins and Hsooz
Takes Team 01 Field.
eusc;al 10 II Vhahiastm HemAs

Alexandria. Oct N-The Episcopal
High School experienced no dimculty b
beating Technscae High School by1 u
O. BY forward passes and end runs the
Episcopahans scored two touchdowns n
the frst half. and Kinsolyiug made Z
successful drop lick. After touchAown
in the third and fourth Qaartsss. Euas-
copal substituted its entire ssoond tesm
Within . minute Of the end Of tie eaane
Coach Hecox. Of Technical ofderod hia
team on the Aead on account o6 tftp31ne
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FOOTBALL lEsuIra

FOOTBALL lEsuITa
ON LOCAL o1lDsnoN.
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wesaAsssy Fsssst. - cstAe-
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K 4. c. -, u.i-.--ssy .snl,
oaiis.A.s. -, D.lsi.sse CITY
College. n
Epssessai nisA, =, r.rAsse.l
ON OTHER eamIRoNs.
Al Previassss =. DsSwn, -
Peansyivsnia. 9. 4
At LsAAgA-GeAsgA, - Haves.
fsra, o
AZ Lancaster - Ffankian anA
AasshsIl. les SsAns HsD1Eins. =
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DastDsoAh. -.
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PiftsbafH, q 80
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Az A..spsais-Navy. ., swsftA-
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SyfoeUoes Q
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Wln seA. nsaAsams q. Z Wslfrf. n. Wsrss,
HnDss1k 0mA m tssoAdsws-a Dsksr q,
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ogstAGNa sun0ds-C. & vtllisns q rsnssyE-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. soe NInsr Rsodan ID
RockvsR Glsdkf1 fR Hssden. Crswn foe An.
Rsnssa fssI Han4wsEDae. yeaiuaca saA Newnaa ~
AssalR. ronehusvns-Nc!e o. 9)sdhm q.
fdat3 Wsk "a. Pace Goals fsa foec66esn-
Mosss %. Dpnn 0bsl fspa. aeid-Heie. RI
<ses-Mr. Anss a 0allaudet. unpise-Nr. Nc
Osss q 0ananAef. Hesd linesnsn-Nf. OlsPsn.
q Csilsu6st Tins q periodh-B nd = nhnesA
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ToaehdouDLesch. Nense. KiehasdA Goah 0s9
tonchdDsns = Mo0A Refeses - Mr.. JseR. u.
Nosfolk Umptr-Pat Bany. a GsnUseswA. Had
iine@sn-Nr. VIA. q v. ~ !. nhs q sr.
tefs-H n1nseA
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PRAEcEnAs on TOP.
Defeat Trinsat Elsvss IN uasa-
ss.sAt easee,. s.ts ..

Defeat Trlnont ElsveD IN HARD
SsusAt easne,. &c ..
In q hard fought game as c1sveaanA
PARK the Praeeedas Athlstie Club -.
featsd the Tfimont Athletic CluA - /
The only touchdown wao ma1a dr.
ing the last two minutes Of play by Du3-
loch, following . blocked Kick ~ f1146A
Pole was hurt during tAe ssesaA 4anss
ter, ana was taksi ont Of Tie 0a1pA
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ssaseA o. stewart lssseses.

Nsw Yesk. oct n.-ounboat smlth. tbs
Eeisvsr callspfnia hsa~y-swisht, wa
nateAsd ts-6ay 10 box ten rounds vith
m ee6Mase Of Breoklyn. sat Madison
eerass Qei1Sa Nosaay nisAt. eniaA ~
- - fer several vseas
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cs.le.'s cs.yv. 4. ps.ses.

New Yefk. OF. i&-Jeaaly csulsa
swoke today to IL rseitlstisa M ~
hantam-ueleAt tltle r. IA asAGG.f ~
was bouBht ebest - ~ deenk D. ~
Square l0afdso NJ night. WH1nnn6 out.
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oAKld1ls WIN -
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{ n osAmeet xshsstsc cisb aefsassd
~ csesk Northwssessn Athssesc csub
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~ 80 ~ Aieassiys welk u ,1zslnleH
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Dls6Aasa1s + n III $50
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WIisn. Gnh fsua tpucAdgsp-GsuShU a.
Goal On pasegnsnt-Nsufhe Baass NJ
Essm. u WJManA Unutm-Akr. 0nle&1sr. q
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-30
MUST WIN MILLIONS
TO PROVE INNOCENCE
Patrick, Freed From Prison, Be.
gins at Once Fight to Prove
Will of Rice

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-Acting on
the advice of his counsel. Albert T.
Patrick. freed by Governor Dix after
IL years imprisonment for the MUIR
der OF William Marsh Rice, today went
about preparing to offer for probate
the second Rice will, the testament
that was alleged to be a forgery. The
prefer OF this will to the surrogate
and the hearing that would be bound
to follow, Patrick said, would be the
quickest way to vlndicate himself and
Justify his pardon by the governor.
Should the will be accepted, IL would
mean that 1t was not regarded as
forged. To obtain the Rice millions
was the motive for Rice's murder at
tributed by the prosecution to Patrick.
In the opinion OF Patrick and his coun-
sci, Judge William VI. X. Olcott, the
proving of the will automatically
would vindicate Patrick of the murder
charge insofar as IL would eliminate
the alleged motive for the killing OF
the millionaire.
Patrick said that he did not care SO
much about getting control OF the
Rice millions as he did about carry
Ing out the provisions OF the second
will. He said he regarded the provi-
sions OF that will as a sacred trust
put upon him by Rice, and he thought
he would be derelict in his duty If he
did not do everything possible 10
carry out the trust
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-30
AM TIE MARRIAGE OF &
R!laCApTAINKETTLE -
MzHA Romance OfHe Sea ~
W Bly,. 9y @ Ut. I. ....E. h1N NE. 49,
7 Romance He Sea
By CUTCIFFE HYNE
CHAPTER XVII.
(COntinuedl

"All right. George. That's a fiSr
and sportsmanlike warning. Sorry
II ! rather stopped over just now. But
II | want you, don't kick II you fnd
yourself being used. And don't abuse
me later on II you find I've run you
IN for a scheme that's bit danger
Gus, when an easier one would have
done II you'd offered 10 help in II de
Gently There. you may run away M
on deck, and have your tea up there
by yourself. Sorry | can't invite you
down while have mine with the
saint and her MAJESTY | did suggest
II. but the old s-dy's great stickler
Tor Moslem etiquette, and 1t wouldn't
do at all for you To come inside our
sacred Enclosure"
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POLICE PUZZLED OVER
"PHONY" JEWEL ROBBERY

Chauncey F. York. proprietor Of the
Malena company, whose home at No.
SO Palmer-ave. east was burglarized,
Sunday afternoon, swore out q war
rant before Justice Stein, Friday,
charging l.. W. Hazzay with burglary.
and setting the value OF the jewsls
stolen at $4,000.
The jewels recovered from Hazzay's
room, and answering the description
OF the stolen jewels as reported TO
the police by Mr.. York, were found
to be paste, but Mr.. York insists that
real jewels were stolen, and though
he can offer no explanation or theory
as to how it was done, insists that the
paste Jewels which were recovered,
must have been switched" by the
burglar.
Hazzay, who says that he was never
in any trouble before In his life, and
looks and acts the part, insists, on
the other hand, that the paste jew
elry which the police are holding ID
ldentically the same as that which he
took from a dresser I'm Mrs. York Z
room. The police do not know what
to think about the matter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-30
DREAMS OF DEATH
HIS Sub" IS KILLED
Employe of Wrecked Starch
Plant Has Presentiment
in Dream

WAUKEGAN, H.. Nov 30.-With
the removal today OF body believed
to be that of Louis Monday. from the
ruins OF the Corn Products Refining
company's starch plant, IL became
known that Mondays death resulted
from a dream that Steve Broderlck
had on the night before the explosion
that wrecked the plant.
Frederick, an employee in the
starch department, saw in a vision
the destruction Of the plant by FIRE.
He told members of his family about
the dream and said he did not believe
he would work. They laughed at him,
but Frederick remained at home.
Louis Monday took his place and was
buried in the ruined building.
Twelve dead had been accounted
for today. Although Supt Charles
Ebert insisted there were no more
bodies in the debris, workers were
kept digging in the ruins on the
chance that more might be found. The
condition OF six men at the hospital
remained serious today and other
deaths were expected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-30
HYDE IS CONVICTED.
FACESPRISON TERM
New York Chamberlain Found
Guilty Of Misuse of
His Office

NEW YORK. Nov. sO.-Despite a
hight spent in the Tombs. Charles "A.
Hyde. former city chamberlain. was
decidedly clipper when he awoke To-
day, according TO the guards In the
city prison. When a note was sent
to him asking him what he planned
he sent back word that he would re-
fer all inquIrers to his lawyers. He
declared that the fight had just be-
gun and that he felt confident the
conviction would not stand.
John b. Stanchfield and Max ID.
Steuer. attorney for Hyde, began the
preparation today OF papers asking
Tor certificate Of reasonable doubt
They will apply for this Immediately
after Justice Con imposes sentence
next Wednesday, and there was prac-
tically no doubt that 1t would be
granted, and Hyde released on bail
pending the appeal to the appellate
division OF the supreme court.
The application will be made TO the
supreme court, but until such certifi-
cate Is granted, Hyde must remain in
the Tombs. The penalty for misuse
of his office. OF which he was convict
ed, Is from one to 10 years imprison-
ment and fine OF $1,000. This being
Hyde's first conviction he must be
given an indeterminate sentence OF
not less than one year. but 1t is for
the court TO say whether a fine e TO
be imposed In addition.
The celebrity with which the jury
agreed on its verdict was a surprise
to the court Although half u dozen
OF the most noted alienists In the
country testified that Joseph c. ROD
In. the material witness against Hyde
was insane, the jury preferred TO con-
slider him an absolutely competent
witness, and convicted the attorney.