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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
8 KILLED
IN TORNADO
so OTHERS HURT
IN LOUISIANA.
Infant Carried Block From Its
Home Before It Was Dashed
to Death.
Damage From Blizzard in Texas
and Oklahoma Reported
Last Night. 4.

SHREVEPORT. La, Feb. 90
Eight persons are dead and about
fifty injured as the result OF a tornado
which swept through the western
outskirts OF Shreveport. late today.
All the dead are negroes with the ex-
ception OF the two months old baby
OF A. J. Mannheim. whose homo was
demolished. The baby's body was
found a block from the Mannheim resi-
dence. A number OF negro cabins
were destroyed in the outskirts OF the
city and on nearby plantations.
The tornado approached Shreveport
from the southwest, sweeping a path
through two negro sections and cross
ing Red river. struck two plantations
where negro cabins. barns and out
houses were destroyed. In the city
proper no damage was done.
With the exception OF A. ]. Man
helm and c. l.. Ratclif, all OF those
injured are negroes. Ratclif is badly
hurt. but Is expected 10 recover. Man
helm was only slightly hurt. Three
Of the wounded negroes will probably
die.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
AVIATOR FALLS
CROSSING LAKE ERIE,
AEROPLANE TURNS OVER
Drops From Height on Ice. Then
Walks Ten Miles TO Shore in
Dazed State.

ERIE. Pa. Feb 2O.--EsrI Sandi.
youthful aviator. the first birdman 10
~ over The Great Lakes from the
United States 10 Canada. came 90
Erief ten miles out on the lake from
Sorth Fast Pa 20 night. while ~.
tempting a return niRht 10 the Amer
ran shore while high IN the air and
- miles EAST % HE course. the engine
~ MS bi plane stopped For q time he
rilded toward The ice-covered lake
huf suddenly ne rnachine turned tur.
- snd he vss buried. unconscious m
ne ereckaEe Hog long he remained
IN fhis condition sandf deus rof
krov Whsn ~ recovered ~ vas
If~rauY safuratef STIR bod from
many eufs Aided ~ rocket con
pas santi uaik~d fer miles 20 80
Amerfrar shors iauf'nE o. Nn~rh
Es-r e. fr ori,~k touirhf So sss
fcurc sfaEEertuE aiunr fre shurs ~
hoys 80 uer- sssfirF arf iafsr 80.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
GOVERNOR SENDS HIS
REGRETS TO kEYSER

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Feb %
Governor Glasscock. who at the last
minute. found he would not be able
10 attend the Republican meeting at
keyser. this morning sent a telegram
10 Senator q. \ Hood OF keyser. eN.
pressing his regret al his inability
20 be present The governors tele-
gram was as follows
Hon. %. a Hood Keyser. " Va
Am extremely sorry cannot be
with you tonight Oficial business
keeps mo here ! believe the people
of this country are NOT willing 20 sub.
-titute Democratic theories FOR Re
publican performance under which
both capital and labor have prosper.
- and certainly Wesf VirEinians %
not van 20 repeal sfatufes enacted
under Republican sdmfrisfrHfIous
~hirh have eQualiEef TAXATION iusur-
- economy ard ef-'~rry in the -
ufrisfrsfion - our irsfifu-ions CON
piled ar trn~st ar~ourfinE % puhiir
frrfs rirsn fo .furafIrnsI irsfifuf
on iarrrr aprrog-iafious anf ruar
srfsef elrn -fEtfs fr~ a1 ard sr-r
a prirner~s fo rr-r R~f-~e rofinE
farmorrsrir firksf ftss fan 80 rrfsr
srrutf ~-r~ uo-s --af - fts-crr ~
his srlrrrV arf r-aff --err f~-crra'
rue
We snssrort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
28 HURT
IN PANIC
When Film Esplodes In Motion Pic
tUre Theater at Albright, Pres
ton County.

Special Dispatch to the intelliEencer.
KINGWOOD. W. Va. Feb. 70
Twenty-eight persons were injured
this evening in a motion picture show
AT Albright. this county. in a thea
ter conducted by John Swearenger
The film exploded and threw the audi.
ence into a panic. There was a
scramble over the seats TO the exits.
but the only one seriously injured was
Swearenger. lie was badly burned
in AN effort 20 extinCuish the FIRE
Others had only minor burns and
bruises.
A gas leak ignited. and this set the
film of. The loss is about 1000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
RAIL INQUIRY
IS UNDER WAY
BEING CONDUCTED BY
COMMERCE COMMISSION
Seek Data on Facilities of Ter
minal Roads and Their Charges
to Shippers.
Officers of Benwood & Wheeling
Connecting Road Called TO
Give Evidence.

PITTSBURGH. Feb. CO. NJ. Fer
guson. superintendent Of the Lake
Terminal Railroad company. was the
only witness examined today at an
important hearing OF the Interstate
commerce commission. which opened
here today. The purpose OF the ses-
sion Is an inquiry into equipage. IA
cilities. trackage. the switching rate
received and the shippers served by
the terminal railroads or short lines
Of the states Of Maryland. West Vir-
ginia. Ohio. Pennsylvania and New
York The hearing probably will con-
tinue for ten days.
Commissioner James : Harlan pre-
sides The investigation involves
short lines serving Industries. by
whom they are owned or with which
they are affiliated. and from which n
substantial proportion OF their frafrc
H. derived The ultimate object Of the
Interstate commerce commission. ~ "a
said. IL 70 establish. NJ possible a
Uniform switching rste 20 b. paid ter
minsl railroads which are oWnsd b.
corporations
Tier" arr o. terminal ra ilroads rep
resented ~ the hearing They ar
south Buffalo RAJ rad compsr.
No1onEah@a torn-cfinr Railroad
crmpany
hai'inors srsrro-s roint RAJ
rad oarrarr
N~shurr q sou'h Shore RsH-oae
c1urauy
iaE- Ten 49, 10 -,.f ~.-u.-r
f1rouf trt~-rr- a - r.r- rsr
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
FIVE HUNDRED ATTEND
REPUBLICAN GATHERING
Enthuse as DR.. Hatfield Declares
He is Active Gubernatorial
Candidate.
Get-Together Spirit in Evidence
in All the Addresses Made
During the Evening.

Special Dispatch TO the IntellIgencer.
KEYSER, w. Va. Feb. 20.-The
Republican political scene OF West
Virginia tonight shifted to the North
Branch OF the Potomac, when the
fourth OF a series OF harmony dinners
was held in this city. Five hundred
Republicans attended the banquet.
marked by great enthusiasm and
complete harmony. The get-together
spirit marked every address. Parti-
cular enthusiasm was aroused by DR..
II. ID. Hatfield, OF Eckman when he
declared that he was an active candi-
date for the gubernatorial nomination.
II was DIR. Hatfeld's first visit to this
part OF the state and In the banquet
hall tonight and in his conference
with prominent Republicans he was
given an ovation.
Nearly all candidates for state
nominations on the Republican ticket
were present tonight. and responded
to toasts. State Senator o. A. Hood,
OF Keyser. was toastmaster. and Re-
publican harmony prevailed through
out the AFFAIR All candidates pleaded
for harmony in their speeches. The
following responded to toasts besides.
local candidates and representatives
from the various counties OF the Sec
ond district:
DIR. II. ID. Hatfield and Charles W.
Swisher. candidates for governor:
Stuart r. Reed and Mike King, candi-
dates for secretary of state; J. s.
Darst. candidate for auditor; +. L.
Long and c. F. Rathbone. candidates
for treasurer; Charles F. Teter and
Sam Il. Montgomery, candidates for
congressman at large: Archibald
Moore. candidate for commissioner OF
agriculture; w. G. Conley, candidate
for congress: VI. II. Willis and Harold
A. Ritz. candidates for Judge OF the
supreme court. and Ex-Governor A. B.
White. while Sam Is. Harrison, the
humorist OF the Second district, was
on hand and contributed in a lighter
vein.
Committees Meet.
The dsy was enlivened by the meet
ing Of four Republican committees.
The Second congressional district
committee met and called a conven-
ton 10 be held at Keyser May 18th.
| for the purpose OF electing two dele
gates TO the Republican national con-
vention AT Chicago and OF nominating
Presidential elector. The commit
tee further decided TO make the nom
ination for congressman az the gen
eral state primary election. TO be held
June 4th. Attorney W. G.. Conley is
the only candidate for the nomination
The Republican committee OF the
! Fourteenth senatorial district. the
Sixteenth judicial circuit OF Mineral
county met to-day and decided TO
make all their nominations in the gen
eral state primary election All meet.
ings were harmonious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
sLIzZARp CAUSES
DAMAGE IN TEXAS

DALLAS. Tex. Feb 20.-Ushered by
a wind storm varying at different
points from 80 to 20 miles an hour.
the most severe blizzard OF the winter
is sweeping the southwest tonight.
Railroad traffic is demolished. wire
communication is hampered and
meager reports from outlying dis
tricts tell OF damage TO property and
cattle.
In north Texas the temperature fell
from 20 degrees this morning 20 freez-
ing tonight. In the Pan Handle to-
night the snow fall was reported TO
have reached a depth OF four inches
with the storm at It's height.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
Sunday Keenly Resents
Insults to Self and Wife

81 will take of the dirty reprObates here and will
down their dirty thoats their spinal column all the
dirty anahemas they have flung before through"
That man don't live that insult my wife and yify
without Not your life will show that that
he can't insult my wife and get away with his bluff"
81 took the initiative a fe
if any thinks he make door and cuspidor
of Old Bill he's up against it,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
B. & 0. BANDIT
IN KEYSER JAIL
ARRESTED NEAR SCENE
OF HIS BOLD CRIME.
Money and Watches Found on
Prisoner, But He Denies
Robbing the Train.
Authorities Believe Bandit is In
sane; Tells a Very Dis
jOinted Story.

Special Dispatch 20 th" Intelligence.
KEYSER. w. Va. Feb 90 Charged
with being the lone higwayman who
last night held up and robbed the pas
sengers on one Pullman OF the Baltl-
more and Ohio passenger train No.
one. few miles west Of Piedmont.
Fred Becker. aged .G. who gave his
address a. "S;I West Abbott street.
Philadelphia. was arrested early to-
day near the scene Of the crime. by
B 4 o. special officer Kenny. ~ Key
scr Becker D. coufihcd IN the Min
eral county Jail here pending an IN
vestigatiou Of thc robbery ON his
person Ids found fi," watches. e
fountain pen anI NOR" than one hun
dred dollars 70 rfon"y. the articles
corresponding LOO fh~ main 10 those
reported a. taken from pass myers
lis description CORES ponds fo thar
gwen ~ the rohber
Bold Crime
fi. rnbh.-r HH- one OFF f.n bodies.
.n fhe h.-forr os train rntr.r..s u
Cpl" .plrtrr Shortly t'--r t.a rraIr
fsf 90 piedmont ff. tulrsr entered
'hr --ar i...u.ar trI ....r ... F.nf trs
H.s- af fH. ...r. ot . r..o...r forced
.rr .-r-srs.r. .. p.t.. .t.. u.re.
fr. u-ns- Valuable. Doc af..n
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21

those who attended the evangstc meetings
day evidently Billy Sunday persons
heard him other cities reached
his efforts the plain kind of religion
concluded his remarkable which
intense interest by all classes numbering fully
In the afternoon The service beginning 2. Sunday
preached The Pharisee theme he
showed the difference between religion
for it. The embelshed with all of
interesting illustrations
in II with the evening discourse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
Harmony Keynote of
keyser Dollar Dinner
so LIVES LOST
When Crowded Steamer Goes to Bot.
tom Near Ransoon. Capital
OF Burma.

CALCUTTA. Feb. 2o.-A small
steamer foundered yesterday near
Rangoon, capital OF Burma. Fifty
persons were drowned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
AUDIENCE WORKED Up
TO A WHITE HEAT"

So full fire evangelist
words his feelings what
religion Applause cheers that deafenng
endorsement
choir At evangelist
dcang that valuable slipping while
up by the prolonged applause the auditors
His in excellent condition
meetings and the he drove his home APPEALED
. q remar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
VETERAN BALL PLAYERS
SHAKE HANDS WITH BILLY.

marked the
Others o
oi hall BcnVood
lsct NJ
held thc platform short The
cHrrsel Ne- pleasure
-ai O meeting csargcI.~'
evening 1s.s Gae.to.k amended me
an he, F-oagh o. ', r,a'fo-m ans me
.-o sace-, 90 s.
rare, a-- e-sf, f,---
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
SUNDAY FORCEFUILY ASSERTS THAT HE WILL
TAKE SOME OF THE DIRTY REPROBATES
HERE AND CRAM DOWN THEIR TiROATS
THE DIRTY ANATHEMAS THEY HAVE
FLUNG" AT HIM BEFORE HE
is THROUGH.
FE ARLESS EVANGELIST
FLAYS INIQUITY

CALLS THE BLUFFS OF HIS HATERS AND PROMISES
TO HANDLE THE VICES OF THE CITY WITH
OUT KID GLOVES MORE THAN TEN
THOUSAND HEARD HIM PREACH TWO
POWERFUL SERMONS AT TABER-
NACLE ON TUESDAY.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-11
ADOPTS A NEW RULE.
eoard Of Pardons to Make All Parole
Gases Public.


The state board of pardons recent
ly adopted a rule providing for full
publicity for all its proceedings. For
over year it had been the practice
70 withhold from the newspapers, all
information as to the convicts seeking
parole OF those granted clemency, with
the idea that the path Of the raroled
man could be made more difficult 10y
having the fact that he had been re-
leased from prison made public. The
board However, has decided that the
objections TO the Old rule are more vi
tai than the things that can be urged
In its favor and now propose 30 keep
the public fully informed as 10 its
work
Much of the MISUNDERSTANDING TIM.
las arisen i'm regard TO the boards
work has been due TO the practice of
Withholding from the press informa-
ton about the cases being considered
and the paroles granted, and am
firmly convinced that we viii secure
better results from the policy Of COM
plete publicity, said Secretary Travis.
Il personally question whether the old
rule served any good purpose When
a convict was parolsd it quickly be-
came known az the place he was sent
from and the fact gained about as
much publicity as sc would have had
If it had been printed In the news
papers a parole being itself a rec
cmmenjation from men who have
made careful study Of the case,
should not injure man discharged
on probation from O prison. IN any
event. fun publicity appears TO De sc-
qured to insure against mistakes. and
TO keep the public fully informed as 20
what Tho board is doing
Mr. Travis who is actus MS secre-
tary of the board FOR the time being.
is preparing statement OF its work
and it's experience With the conv.ots
to whom clemency has been extended.
u will soon be ready for release TO the
newspapers Of the state. This state-
mcnt is one feature OF the boards new
policy Of a full publicity
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-11
May Be Forced Unless Massa.
chusetts Railway Situation
Is Relieved
AN INVESTIGATION IS FAVORED
Alleged Transportation Monopoly
to Be Looked Into by Sub
Committee
HEARING IS CONCLUDED TODAY

Washington. Dec. l1.-Uulcss the
situation in Massachusetts is relieved
Congress will DO called upon seriously
10 consider giving the people govern
ucut ownership of railroads. dc,lar-
ed Rep. Murray today as the House
rules committee concluded hearing th,
appeals of New England state and city
representatives for an investigation q!
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railways alleged transportation
monopoly Questions asked by the
committee today seemcu 70 Indicate
the majority will favor an inycstIga-
ton by a subcommittee of the inter
state commerce committee instead OF
a special committee proposed in the
O'Shauncssy resolution now under
consideration
The schedule of hearings on tariff
revision was announced by the House
ways and means committee today. The
hearings will begin on January & wit!
schedule A, chemicals and oil paints
There viii be two sessions daily.
Price cutting by monorolies or com
binations IN one locality 10 drive com
I.ctitors out of business is to be i'm
mcdiutcly considered by tie Senate oI
interstate commerce
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-11
MARKET IS HARD HIT TODAY
EXCITEMENT GREATEST SlNCE'97

Washington, Dec. 11.--ODeratlons on
the New York stock exchange We're
detailed to the money trust Investigate
ing committee today py Lawrence
Schudder accountant for the commits
tee. Counsel Untermyer led Schud-
der through the examination the OBJ
ject OF which was 10 show that Of mill
lions Of shares of stock traded in the
exchange only a small percentage ac-
tuaIy was transferred The witness
presented figures 70 show the entire
capital stock of some concerns had
been turned over eight or ten times
a year, Of which about only eight pc
cent of the sales We're bona hde trans
fers
New York, Dec 11.--Weakness IL.
Union Pacific unsettled the stock mar
ket to point approaching demoraliza-
tion during the noon hour today. on
heavy offerings Onion Pacific declin-
ed TO 157, five points from the best Of
the early morning. Today's low QUO
tation is the low level for over q year.
other stock moved down sympatheti-
cally, the excitement on the exchange
being greater than at any time since
1907
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-11
MAKES
APPOINTMENTS
James HeIme to Be Dairy and
Food Commissioner

Big Rapids. Mich. Dec. ll.-Gover-
nor-clcct Ferris yesterday afternoon
appointed Willilm p. Nisbett of Big
Rapids his private secretary. Nlsoett
formerly published the Big RAPIDS
Bulletin and is now editor ot the
Michigan Bulletin. -
The governor tlcct also announces
that he will appoint James Helme Of
Adrian dairy and food commissioner,
and James SCully Of Ionia TO the state
railroad commission,
Mr. Ferris rendered the position OF
insurance commissioner To Edmund {.
Shields, chairman of the Democratic
state committees but Shields has re
fused.
DIR. =. q. Gillespie of Stephenson has
been rendered tho appointment of den
tai examiner on the state board
The appointment of James Helmo
20 the head of the dairy and food de
partment has been forcshadOwed. h,
having been deputy under Commits
sioner Gilman Dame. 1t is anticipated
that HClme will return the compli-
ment" and name Dame as one of his
deputies, merely changing the posi-
tons of boss ana subordinate
| Danes term expires January i.
The refusal Of Edmund 9. Shields
who is chairman of the Democratic
state central committee, 10 accept the
| S35OO Job as insurance commissioner
now held by G. A. Palmer give
weight to the report that Mr.. Shields
is to have u better gift at the hand
of President t-clect Wilson after mex
! March,
Tho appointment of james Scully t'
the state railroad commission gives
the Democrats two members, ScullN
and Lawton II. Hemans, with &. l.
Glasgow as the Republican member
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-11
AT HIS FIRST HOME.
Wilson viii Celebrate Fifty Eighth
Anniversary Dec. %.

Staunton, Va, Dec. ll.-PresidenI-
elect Woodrow Wilson will be enter
tanned on Dec. 2S, the fifty sixth an
niversary OF his birth, i'm the house
where he was born in this city. Soon
after his election a delegation of cit
izeus waited upon the president-clect
at Sea Girt and received from him u
promise that he would visit his ma
tive city this month. Plans have been
made to make the occasion a home
coming week and jubilee.
The citizens committee have sent
several cablegrams to Mr., Wilson in
the Eormudas asking him TO name
the exact date of his arrival but ov-
ing to interrupted cable communica
ton It reply has not been received.
1t is assumed Mr.. Wilson will come
on his birthday as was suggested
when the delegation visited him at
Sea Girt and the preparations are be
ing made for that date. The Pres
bytcrian manse, occupied by his par
cnts when the president -clcct was
born. has been put i'm first class con
dition aud it's present occupant, DR.
A. NJ. Frazer. viii entertain Mr. VIII.
son and such members of his family
as accompany him on the visit to his
birthplace.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-11
Observation-Disclosures; ';';'s''':':'-
IS ARRESTED ON
PERJURY CHARGE
DETROIT MAN SAID TO HAVE
TOLD uNTRUTH IN THE
DYNAMITE" TRIAL.

indianapolis, ind, Dec. ll.-William
II. Quigley, of Detroit business agent
Of the Carpenters union, today was
held TO the federal grand jury on the
charge of the district attorney that he
mad committed perjury as witness
in the dynamite trial He was taken
in custody.
Quigley is charged with committing
perjury in denying the authorship OF
letter written in June, 1910, with
reference TO the proposed series OF eN-
plosions in Detroit against non-union
Jobs. Local officials of the Carpen-
ters. machinists' and iron workers
unions were charged with plotting -
unionize the trades in Detroit In thS
use of nitroglycerinc. \ hand writ
ing expert said Quigleys signature to
the letter calling Off the explosions
was genuine The letter Quigley de
nies he wrote. is as follows
Wayne County Carpenters District
Council, Detroit, j-2l.
III. r. Cline.
1--WE made Il mistake IN our man
and it's all off with the big show He
has got IN radically wrong and skip
ped. I can't tell what he will do. lie
got trimmed twice since Friday even
ing BY iron men. so lay low for him
now. | ann giving it to you straight
He was drunk since YOU left up till
| last night.
(SeaD Nv, II. Quigley'
The caption and word seal as vel
as the body of the letter were in hand
| writing.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-11
MCarty, Who Beats Flynn, to
Face Al PaIzer For Title on
New Years Day
JACK JOHNSON IS RULED OUT
No Longer Regarded by Sporting
Men as Heavyweight King
FLYNN BADLY BEATEN UP

Los Angeles, Cat, Dee. ll.--Luther
MoCarty. the Missouri heavyweight
stands in the forefront of the white
hopes" today as the result of his de-
cisivc defeat last night of Jim Flynn,
the Pueblo fireman McCarly is sched-
uled to meet Al. Palzcr. the Giant
lowan on New Years day Tie win
ncr of that ba@t viii ne considered
the white heavyweight champion.
masmuch as prize fight authorities
in general cOncede Jack Johnson has
ceased TO be a factor in ring affairs,
the winner will be looked upon as the
champion of the world.
McCarty's showing was a surprise
to ring followers. and it is generally
thought Flynn carried much money "a
defeat. Jack Johnson and Wolgast arc
said TO have lost considerable on
l'lynn
McCarty won over Flynn in the siA
teenth round. when after Flynn had
gone down twice and appeared help
less, Referee Eyton stopped the iight
aud declared McCarty the winner
Hetting at the rlugside was at even
| money.
Flynn took an awful beating ant
| revcr had chance. Smashes ON th'
| jaw downed him three times in the
ninth round. Flynn was game, anC
his remarkable vitality enabled hin
to stay till the sixteenth. Tho Grove
cried stop it," Flynn was a pitiabl
spectacle as he dragged himself, will
the assistance of his seconds, iron
the ring. His face was so puflcd II
could hardly open his mouth, am
great slits over his eyes oozed blood
| Flynn's chance of winning disappear
cd in the initial round He was un
able TO reach McCarty who landed a
viii Flynn showed his old time form
Cnly in flashes.