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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
Results on the Turf;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Results.
b. International Ncna Service

b. International NcTa Service.
First race. six furlonga-Birks. io7 Gesny). 4
To /. won; General Warren. "a (Noylonl. to !:
second: Old Gotch 100 Qiirschbaum). { TO J..
third Time, l:li I-1 Bertha ", Colonel Nc
DouEai. L!tclo Bit woot. Thomaa Haro. Ca
roma. Va Va. Alabama BAN. George. Durin.
Fool o'Fortunc ana Barbara Lano also ran.
Second race. mile-Little Marchmont, liz
uoftun). TO j. won; Joo WoodS. iW tMcMar-
TIM, 10 ]. necond: Eye White. 107 (Ncylon),
70 ), third. Time, LAO 3-5. Sadie Shapiro.
stonomun. Ben Uncas and Commondetlon also
Third race. six furlongs-osapic. los CTsJlor),
TO l. won: Manganese. lilo lGentry). Z 10 L,
second; Blarnoy. ia Gross 10 !. third. Time.
l:ls 2-6. Janlel, Sir Harry. Red Path. Milton
Rohlce. Dlng and Edith w also ran.
Fourth San Miguel handicap. fur
lougs-Slr Fretful. 55 CTayloT) TO |. won; Bonne
Chance. los CNeylon), TO .. second. Bert Getty.
100 (Matthows). TO 2, third. limo. 1s25 40.
Transparent. Yoadny, Jr. and Nieias also ran.
Filth race. six fnriopgs-Parlor Boy. 10 (Ben-
toni. to I, won; BOrsAc. l07 tMatthews). 8
10 l. second: Mack b. Eubankg. lo9 (Woods)
to /. third. Time. 1:13 i-5. Seneca Jewel OF
Asia. Anon. Jessupburn. Gold Finn. swiah and
Hardy also
Sixth race. mile and sixtoeuth-Cordio F..
SO tNeylonl, 10 1. won, Sug0r Lump. lc5 (iil).
even. second; Sir John, lol (Feeny). TO l.
third Time. 1864 Marie CoBhlll. Jack Dazson
and Carlton Club also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
TRIAL RACES WILL
BE HELD IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec. 2i.-Elimina ton races
20 pick the American challengera FOR the
Harms worth trophy. emblematic OF the
motorboat championship or the world. will
be held in Chic9g 20 next summer. II. II.
Melville. commodore or the motoTboat club
OF America so announced today. lie said
the races were awarded TO this city in
recognition OF the advance in motorboat-
ing made by the west
1t is proba BILE that the races VII! be
held in July Commodore Melville viii
leave December 81 for England to carry
the formal challenge for the Harnsworth
trophy.
James A. Pugh who entered his Dis
turber III in the EaTmsworth races last
fall is planning new forty-footer 10
be driven by TWO engines OF 500 horse p
power each, the most powerful ever
placed In small boat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
COURSE FOR YACHT
RACES is ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, Dec. 2t.-All the trial
races to select a defender of the Ameri-
ca cup will be held either in Long Island
or Block Island sounds. This means that
the three cup boats that are 10 battle
for the honor OF racing against sir
Thomas Iipton's Shamrock " vii! not
be seen all next summer further east
than Hen and Chickens light vessel at
the entrance 10 Vineyard sound. or nearer
New York waters than City island.
This course has been agreed on by the
owners and designers OF all three yachts.
In spite OF urgent invitations from east
ern yachtsnen TO make Marblehead
base for some OF the contests.
All the yacht clubs on Long Island
sound hope TO get a share OF the races
between the trio of big cup boats and
as prizes will be really no induccment
for them. every effort Will be bent to
arrange races on convenient dates and
schedules that will not conflict with one
another.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
HARVARD'S COMPLETE
SCHEDULE is OUT

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. og.-Word
was received from Bates today that The
Maine college players had so arranged
matters that they would come TO the
stadium on September IS and open the
Harvard football season. With Springfield
training school accepting the October 3
date. the Crimson schedule for 1911 is
complete. Official arrangements have
been concluded With the Michigan and
Princeton ma Dagcments and a hard but
successful season Is looked for next fail
The official schedule iollows.
September c6. Bates.
October 3. Springfield Training school
October 10. Washington and jefferson.
October H. Tufts.
October q, Pennsylvania state
October 81. Michigan
November T. Princeton.
November H. Brown.
Noyeinher 2l. Yalc az NoM NaAcn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOckHoLp
ERS' MEETING
OF THE DAILY MINING COMPANY I

Public notice is hereby given that I
special meeting of the stockholders ol
SSio an of Sorp0Laom G w De nea 1 IIe ~,
building. In Salt Lake City Utah. OF
Saturday, the 10th day OF January. A. -
1914. at the hour of 9 O'Clock r. M. fol
the purpose OF considering the question q
amending the articles Of Incorporation d
said company in respect to diminishing
the amount OF capital stock and the de-
nomination "of shares by changing arucle
v thereof, as heretofore amended, SO thai
the same Will read as follows:
ARTICLE V.
"The amount OF capital stock OF tne
corporation shall be three hundred thou
sand dollars (s300, 000). divided into tWo
hundred thousand (200.o00) shares OF tne
denomination or par value OF one doiia'
and fifty cents ($l.50) each
ENOS j. WALL, President.
GEORGE w. PARKS. Secretary,
Dated this 18th day OF December. q: ~
1913. XIII,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
YALE AND COLUMBIA
TIE IN CHESS PLAY

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The third and
final round OF the intercollegiate chess
tournament ended today in tie between
PPince3on @ gained the ead In as yesterdays ser
round This is the second time that
tie has been recorded. Yale tied Harvard
in 1909.
suits:
Columbia, g. VS.. Princeton, 1. and Yale,
%. VS.. Harvard. II. The final totals
are:
Columbia won 60, lost 90: Yale, 81 and
81; Princeton. and g. and Harvard. )
and I.
OF the twenty-five tournaments which
have been played Columbia and Harvard
have won nine each and Princeton and
Yale one each.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
Charleston Entries.
.onal News Service

BY IoternatIona1 No"6 SeivIce
First race SIX furlonsE-Caneliia, Cynosure.
lo7: Berkeley. Question Marx. II2. Bodkn. 100;
Agnsr. Deerfoot 1o5: Plain Ann, l0s; Eaton. 1i5.
Second race. six furlonsS-gatouch. l02: Frank
Hudson. Terra Blanca, 1903; Lotourno. us: Ethel
burg II. iO3. Volthorpc. 10: Troy Weight, lo5;
3iattia L., Inferno Queen. 100.
Third raco five furlongS-Monoracy, ii2 Lady
lightning W. w. Clark. Jack kellogg, 1l5; Ruby
Hyxms, 1o2; Coy, I12: Deposit. los.
Fourth race Christmas handicap, one mile
sslr John johnson, l2I: sRinglpS. ioT: Dart
worth John Furlong. Prince HermiS. III: Gror-
vcnor 100: Floral Park. Wilhte. li0: Carlton G..
CharIcstouiau 10s: Star Acircsn Kalinka. Lochiel,
ioI; John p Nixon %: tRepubl!can. llS: faono-
cncy. Ios: DR.. Duonner. io5 shaekleton. lfo,
Berwick stable entry. 1Ialbot entry;
Tarts ii5: Duquesuo i05: Dr.. Duennc-, L. II.
AdAlr loi: Shackielon. los; Samuel r. Mcycr.
io7. Gordon loc: Prince Hornis, i'll
sixth race. mile and twenty yards-hastor Jim.
100 Scrylccacc. liz. Coreopsin Sir nonrnh. Tom
Holland iii: on,lau. lo3; Big Dipper. io5; VIII
lis Kinnuudy, io2.
wee:hcr raining and cool. Track muddy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
BUSINESS MEN WILL
WALK ON NEW YEARS

Members OF the business mems class
forty IN number. will engage in a walk
ing race New Years day. The men win
he divided into two teams. about twenty
on n tenn. They will start from Fort
Douglas at 10 o'clock In the morning and
will finish at the gymnasium.
Ono team Will be led by Judge Alex
ander McMaster and the other by Major
Richard II. Young.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
r FAMOUS RELIANCE
TO BE DISMANTLED

NEW YORK. Dec 2f.-From The proud
position OF queen Of all yachts 20 the
Junk yards IS the proba bly fate OF m.
Americas cup defender, Reliance. She
started upon too last leg OF her career
when G. Oliver fselln. head o. ihe syndl :
cate taat built hcr ten years a 20. sold
her 10 Captain Leonard Miller. who was
associate skipper with the late Captain
Charles Barr.
The sale price ol the Reliance could
not be learned Her original cost was
$500, 00d. she WAS built 10 race aSsduyt
Sir Thomas fIpton's Shamrock III and
won. IL j. expected that her new owner
VIII damn niIe her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
SMITHS MANAGER IS
HOPEFUL OF RESULT
Receives Offer From French
Promoter to Meet Carpen-
tier in Paris.
By w. w, NAUGHTON.

Nv 1nternntional News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2l.-While Jim
Buckley. manager OF Gunboat Smith, Is
extremely confident that his heavyweight
will defeat Arthur Pelkey at DAILY City
on New Years day. his faith In the gun
ner Is not causing him 70 make the mis-
take OF counting chickens before they are
Matched.
Within the last day or two Buckley has
received a ca beeram from a leading
French promoter In which Gunboat is
offered a match In Paris with either
Georges Carpenter or Sam Langford
Did you accept7" Buckley was asked
Not yet" was the reply. "It will be
time enough TO do that when the Gun
boat PeIkey battle has been fought. /
do not suppose they would want Smith
II Pelkey beat him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
KLAUS SAYS HE is
THROUGH WITH RING

PITTSBURG. Dec. 24.-Frank Klaus,
who was the principal claimant for the
middleweight championship until last
night, when he was knocked out for the
second time in seven weeks by George
Chip, Is through with the ring. Buck
Grouse, who once knocked out Chip is de-
ma nding fight with Chip.
Kla uss friends cay he is inclined to go
east and become hotel and saloon pro-
pretor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
Juarez Entries.
BE- International Newn Service.

First race. five md halt furlongs-D- Bailey.
100: Transact 100; Paw, Theodorita. 103: Round
Up. stecvcsta. Frcda Johnson. los; puHky Dave,
Panochapi, Moshach. Ed Luce. los. Muy Buc-
ma, Ill.
Second race. five aud hslf furlongs-Beshtul
Bette. 9j: George Karmc. Tidy Woltarth,
Garden o. Allah. 100; Miss MILO. Mia, AnohaOio.
Christmas Daley. Charlie Brown. los: Hex, l0S.
Third race. five and half turlongB-Llttlc
Birdie. NIFTY, e6: Edmund Adurns. Visible, Or
monde Cunningham, Cool, Zulu, Stare. Emerald
Tsle. I05, Great Jubilee, 10s.
Fourth race. one mlie-Sr Fretfui. 95; Vested
Rights Sea Cliff. lo2, Truly. 10S: Just Red,
Irish Gentleman. Mnnasseb. los: Zlm, lo6 John
Reardon. l0s: Dorothy Dean l02; 'fnjrry, tPrlnco
Eugene Cousin Puss us: Foundation. u5
'J. ". Fuller entry. ~, ]. Livingston entry
Fifth race, five and half furlo1gs-Hegpes.
Annual Interest. Hazel G. James Rose OF jed
dab. 100: Br!ghtstone. Thistle Belle. CurllCuc.
ormar Lad, los; M!ss Sly. ITO.
Sixth rice. milo and Q sixtocnth-ClntoD, os:
Defy. 1903; Lahod. lo6; oscuro, Pendant. Lord
Elan, 10s. Polls, Ill.
Weather clear: track fast,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
COPELAND WILL TRAIN
AUSTRIAN ATHLETE!

NEW YORK, Dec. 2I.-AlI doubt as q
the selection OF Al COPELAND 10 train the
Austrian athletes Tor the Olympic games
OF 1915 was dispelled yesterday by the
receipt OF a cabicgram by James Il. Sulli-
van, secretary and treasurer OF tae a.
A. u, from the Austrian Olympic COM
mittee. The cable stated that the selec-
ton Of Copeland had been ratified and he
tloniug of tho Austrians for the Berlin
meet,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
GRANDSON OF JOHN D.
LEARNS PITCHING ART

CHICAGO. Dec. ei.-In the hope Of
playing on the Princeton baseball team
several years hence. Fowler Mccormick.
grandson Of John D. Rockefeller. and
sou OF Harold +. Mccormick, OF this clty,
Is studying the art OF throwing curves
during his Christmas vacation. Mordecai
Brown. major league baseball pitcher. IS
his instructor.
Young Mccormick attends school AT
Groton, Mass. and expects 10 enter
Princeton. lie began bis training last
u1nter and. according TO Brown. Is max
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult county clerk or the resprctlye
slgners for further lnforma tiofg
ESTATE OF ISABELLA WARNER
DECEASED.

The undersigned VIII sell al private
sale the following described real ,ropcrty y
situated in Salt Lake county. Utah. To
Wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner OF
lot 8, block %. plat 4. salt Lake City
survey, and running thence west five
rods, thence south five rods. thence ea 81
live rods. thence north 1--WE rods 10 the
place OF beginning. together with all im-
provements situated thereon. on or after
December 90. 1913. at IL O'Clock noon
and written bids will be received at suite
1871 Walker Bank building. salt Lake
check for 10 oer cent Of the aroo,sni ''lsd hid
TO accompany the bid balance. cash upon
confirmation OF saie By the court.
A. r DERGE, Executor.
B. II. Howell. Attorney for Executor.
December Is, 1913, kl9fs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
100 Yards in 9:0i.

In The Utah county division meet last
spring Haymcud rau the i00yard dash
in 9;O4. Three watches caught MIN at
9.9i while tie other two both caught
HIM at 3:U3. While there Is always room
for an error iu tho timing OF runner
by the stop watch method the timers
we're experienced and their mark can be
accepted as very nearly right. Later in
tie state high sc-ool meet Raymond rau
the 100 iu L. seconds flat and the go in
- flnt one watcl catching him at 9;0I
In the 100 and another one at 2l:0i
la i.e go.
Raymond wac defeated by very cloEe
margin ia the national interscholasuc
meet. held last summer In Illinois. but
Alma Richards says that had the tape
been stretched straight across the finish
Instead OF being blown b. the wind the
Sprngvule boy would have won He had
iust FINISHED a three deyS' train ride
and was necessarily u little stiff when
he entered the race.
Besides being the great 100 and 200
"a I'd man that he Is Benuion thinks Hay
mond Is one OF the best quarter -milers
IN the country, He has never run the
distance in meet. but last spring he
tried the distance or the track al Spring
Vile and according to Homer Christian
son. the Springville coach. he covered
TIE lap in 5000. This Is better than tine
state record time and with training Hay
mond should be able 10 come down around
the Rocky mountain conference record
set by Cline OF Colorado last year at
s:0i. This was the fastest quarter run
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
Lannin Is President.

BOSTON. Dec. 24-Joseph J. Iauuin
OF New York and this city, was elected
president OF the Boston American leag1ie
baseball club today. He succeeds James
II. McAIcer OF youngstown, Ohio whose
Interests, together with those OF Chicago
men. Lannin recently acquired.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
Buckley Is Pleased.

Buckley IS more than pleased at the
way Gunboat's training is progressing
over at Shannon's. He considers the
gunner is lucky in having Jack Hcmphill
and Bill Sloan for sparring partners,
II don't think Gunboat ever was as
wen hxed In that line before said Buck
ley. These fellows are grand workers.
and they keep Smith well eytended all
The time they are boxing with him.
am sure he viii be I'm the shape OF his
life when he meets PeIkcy on New Years
day"
Buckley referred TO the fact that
Pelkey is a much heavier man than Cum
boat, but says that Smith has become
accustomed 10 weight han6icaps and
thinks nothing now Of conceding fifteen
or twenty pounds TO an opponent
I'VE look for a stiff fight. but at the
same time we expect 10 win" said Buck
ley. I'VE arc glad that Pelkey has made
so many friends among the sporting ele-
nncnt since he opened shop al NTillett's.
We have hes rd so many stories about his
speed, mis- pluck. his great strength and
hard looks that / sometimes think some
Of the boys are trying TO scare the gun
ner. I saw where one writer said that
all Pelkey needed was a cloak OF Wild
animal akin. rough wlllslIer around his
face and q war club in his hand 10 make
him look Ike the original cave man.
Why, Gaby Deslys would look like une
cave man II you rigged her out that
way
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
EVANSVILLE HIGH
DEFEATS BURLINGTON

CiRANTSNILLE, Dec. 24.-Grantsville
high school defea ted the Burlington Ata-
letic association OF Salt Lake in q fast
basketball game here tonight. The score
was - 10 20
Burlington led IN the first half 1S to
IL. bur the clever work Of the Grants
VILE boys in the second half cnched a
victory for the locals. Grantsville made
ten field goals and Burlington seven.
Spahr OF Burlington suffered o slight
injury 10 his nose during the contest,
but returned TO resume play after he .lad
been given attention. The lineup was as
follows:
Burlington. GrantSville.
Shotz. ,r.f........... Anderson
WetZel. ............l If. Clark (Rydalch)
Erickson. ........... C.. Johnson (Solberg)
SDalr. r, -....s.....-.. Butler
Hudson. .......... .Lg........... Eskelson
Referee. z. D, Pratt: umpire, Sanderson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25

Unimpeachable-lf you vere TO see
the uneaualed volume OF unimpeacb-
able testimony in favor of Hood s
Sarsaparilla. YOU would upbraid your
self for so long delaying TO take this
effective medicine for that blood dis.
ease from which ron are suffering.
(AJyertisemeutl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
May Fight Carpenter.

There's touch of chivalry about Buck
1ey's actions in the matter. but while
he intenGs 10 be thoroughly sure of his
ground for making receipt of the offer
from Paris. he has practically de-
eided what he will do in, the event Of
Gunooat winning from Pelkey.
"f IL had not been for Jack John
son breaking his arm with the other
Johnson, Gunboat would have looked for
match. with Jack and no orc else"
said Buckley Smith has beaten Lang
ford once and that should be enough,
especially In case like this. when every
tough opponent you dispose OF means a
step nearer the cha ampionship. with
Jack Johnson out OF II for several
months. he will be. II indeed he ever
lights again. II Is a horse OF another
color. We will be quite willing to. meet
either Langfcrd or Carpenter and will
tourney to Paris. II necessary, to make
4 match. We would prefer, though, TO
box In this country. Sam Langford IS
barred in New York, but ! Will give
Carpenter a personal guarantee OF sl0.-
600 IL be Will agree 10 meet Gunboat
there within the next few days. II this
offer Is not accepted II will he case
Of packing our trunks and crossing the
water. for there VIII be no one left on
this side for Gunboat TO box,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
Is Official Scorer.

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 24.--Portus
Baxter, sporting editor OF Portland
newspaper, will be the official scorer or
the Northwestern lea que in 1914. Fielder
A. Jones, president of the league made
known this appointment today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
Fight to Draw.

PARIS. Dec. 2I.-Willie Lewis. the
American middleweight pugilist. and Mar
Gel Moreau. the French middleweight,
fought twenty rounds 10 a draw to-.
night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
JHe une-u up
HlCh school

Field baskets-Rawllngs, Siddoway
3; Parker 2; Tracy 4; Spencer. .: Rom
ney. 2; Goodrich. /; Van Dyke, 1; Hud-
son, l.
Free throws-Siddoway . out of 5.
Rawlings. l out Of 3: Tracy Q out Of f.
Parker. out OF ..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25

Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., 159 Main street. EXCLUSIVE
photo dealers. ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-25
Springville Boy Reputed to
Be Among Best in the
Country.

~ URING the holidays the Indoor
running track at the University
OF Utah VIII be put into condition
H. for tae winter practice. When
college opens again Coach Ben
MON VIII make his call for track men
and II his expectations hold good he Will
have Two score OF men out on the twenty
two-iap track every night
The grea test array OF track material
that ever attended the university during
one year will report for work and the
coach is confident that this year he will
be able TO select team or six or seven
men which will be able 10 win the
Rocky mountain championship in the big
conference meet 10 be held the latter
part OF May In Denver.
Most conspicuous among the new men
who VIII represent the varsity this year
is Creed Raymond, formerly OF the
Sprlngville high school and present holder
OF the state record Tor the 100 and go
yard dashcs According To Alma Rich
ards. the Il. Y. L. athlete who won tae
high Jump In the last olympic meet a.
Stockholm and who IL now attending COL
lege IN the east Raymond takes PLACE
with Drew and Iippiucott as one OF the
gTe1fcsi sTirinicTE In America.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-05
TWO BOAT ACCIDENTS.
Motor Party Was Out All Night
Elmer Davis Upset in Canoe.

party of four who went up the
river in a motor boat yesterday caused
some anxiety among relatives and
friends when they did not return last
evening. Later telephone message was
received from them at Putney saying
that they had broken down and asked
that boat be sent up to tow them
home. They finally got back to Brat
tleboro about 8 o clock this morning.
Elmer Davis upset from a canoe yes
terday afternoon in front of the boat
landing at Island park. He could not
swim and man named Harrington
went to his assistance and hauled him
out to dry land
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-05
SUFFRAGETTES ARE
UNDER SUSPICION
But There is No Direct Evidence That
They Set Fire to Churches in
Northern Wales.

LONDON, July "a Methodist
chapel in the Welsh seacoast town of
Pellheli, constructed recently at cost
of $40, 900, was destroyed by fire today,
and an attempt was made to burn the
Baptist tabernacle in the same town.
This is the fourth case of sacri-
lege in Northern Wales in a week.
As usual when the incendiary fires
occurred militant suffragettes are sus-
pected, but no evidence has been found
to incriminate them Another supposed
attempt by militant suffragettes to com
nit outrage on public property occurred
at Bolton, Lancashire, this morning
where the caretaker of the new town
hall which cost $f5O,OO0 discovered a
parcel containing explosives in a letter
box The fuse attached to the parcel
had burned out. More sutfragette
leaders were released from jail today
on license as a result of the hunger
strike.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-05
Marked Change in Casualties
from Sane Observance
of the Fourth
16 WERE KILLED
AND S74 INJURED
In the Entire Country, According to
Reports Early This Morning-Sur-
prising Comparison in Leading Cities
from the Record of 1908.

CHICAGO, July 5.-The celebration
of the Fourth of July this year, by a
wide observance of sane methods, re-
dueed the death list from fireworks
and other explosives to Is for the en-
tire country, with S74 injured reported
up to , O'Clock this morning. The
changes for the better in the leading
cities is shown by comparing the in
iuries this year with the record in
1908. Boston this year reports none
dead and II injured; in 1908 the rec
ord there was four dead and 81 in
jured. New York this year has no
fatalities and eight injured, while in
1908 six were Killed apd 36 injured.
In Chicago this year none were killed
and eight injured, and in 1907 y were
killed and ia injured. Philadelphia
reports none dead and 13 injured, as
compared with two dead and 256 in
iured in 1908.