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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17
CARPENTER GETS
DECISION OVER
GUNb0AT SMITH
American Disqualified in Sixth
Because of UnintentionaI
Foul Fight Fast While It.
Lasted
~ sa.nl~a lo0sa.l ssseI.l ll.sro wal


London, July lG-Georges Carptn
tier, the Young French champion an
the only pugilist Of premier rank
France has ever contributed tu the
game. Was awarded the decision to-
night over Gunbodt Smith. the Ameri-
can fighter on "a i0ul IN the sixth
feund OF the fastest heavyweight
tlehi Iondaners have seen in many
Years. The match between the two
neaVyweiehts was fought at Olympia
and was scheduled Ia go twenty
rounds. To Smith ard his supporters
The finish Was a tragedy. because the
blow Tor which the American was dis
qualified WAS neither studied nor in
teuuuna. IL was launched in the
neat Of the wnirlwind fighting when
the FfencHman had slipped 10 his
inces ana the spectators SAN the
gaunt sailor recoii and attempt To
draw back almost as mis- arm flew OUT
Nevertheless the ending " tonight's
fight adds another To the unfortunate
chapters Of international sport. be-
cause il has kindled bad feeling and
is Likely to De followed hy long drawn
oat arguments
There has been an uudcrcurrcnt OF
prejudice against American boxers
among English ring followers ANA
however unintcutional Gunboat
Smiths breach OF the rules was il
probably Will be- cited in support OF
this prejudice.
The popular Judgment awarded Car
penter the better of the fight on It's
merits. pitted AGAINST such pow
crful antagonist as Smith it was evi-
dent that the Frcnehman's marvellous
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

New York. July It. Sew York won
the first game ~ the ST Louis series
rs a score Of q 10 & After the visitors
scored three runs off Pieh. New York
rallied In the fourth inning and scored
four men on two errors and a pass. "a
wild pitch and singles by Maisel and
Caldwell. each Of which drove in two
runs. Brown relieved Pieh IN the
flnh inning and pitched sterling ball,
permitting oniy TWO hits and striking
out seven men IN five innings. The
game WAS interrupted BY twenty min
utcs Of shower in Tie second inning
Score II p
81 Louis l0i2 600 0Oi--4 G ?
Sew YORK $50. 600 40 elk s
Batteries Bnumgardner. James.
Weilman and ARncw. pieh, Brown and
sweeney.
summary. Bases on halls-Off
pieh. or Brown. Off Baumgard-
ner 4 off james, 2. struck out Hy
pieh, 2 by Brown. z by Haumgard-
ner. 3 by James by Wellman. .
umplfcs Connolly and chin
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

sembly representing all classes IN
English life, many French enthusiasts.
and American travellers, has never
gathered al a prize ring
Highway Robbery.
James Buckley. Smiths manager
said after the fight
1T was highway robbery Smith
knocked Carpenter out with righ
on the point of the jaw. The French.
man went down and smith. IN maxim
another punch. could mol push hlm.
self back and just hit Carpenter,
face.
After the first Two punches saw
that We were going To get the wors
Of IT, CORR told Smith 10 keep hs
hands up. And rhey were up on the
time He wanted to bother smith
We have evidence that this was nten.
tional ana that he wanted Carpentier
to win
Smith confirmed this statement. bu.
would add nothing TO it, Smith has
issued challenge to fight Garpente
again at any time
MAY Fight johnson.
The form which Carpenter dis.
played tonight, his speed and III
power behind his blows, has naturalg
brought up the question as to whethg
he is likely to meet Jack johnson
Carpenter refereed the Johnson-Mo
ran fight at Paris on June - and
when asked then if he would like m|
take on Johnson, said
johnson Is a little too heavy IN
me at present"
Some of the Carpenter enthusiasts
are Of the opinion that he may chang
his mind in this respect after his g
perience tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17
Philadelphia 10: Chicago G.

Philadelphia. july l6 Hard hitting
featured today's game. which was won
hy Philadelphia from Chicago. 10 %
6 Russell was Knocked Off the rubber
in three innings. during which Walsh
drove 10 five runs with single and
a home run. Bender was replaced hy
Bush in tho fourth after five hits ln-
Guiding doubles hy J Collins and
Weaver and home run by Fourier
were made of him 10 this session
Manager Callahan al Chicago was
notified today that he had been linz
definitely suspended FOR his troubles
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17
CARPENTER UEIT)
AND GtNBO VI SMITH.

had not been exaggerated.
He showed left lead like 3 flash Of
lightning and powerful ana equally
swift right. Lis footwnrk was Won
derful and although Smith was re-
markably quick fer big man. he
was noticeably slower than his young-
CT pponent
When the French contingent carried
Carpenter to his corner in the sixth
round the utmost confusion reigned.
The ring was crowded with excited Of
fieials ana seconds, ANA thousands OF
spectators were on their feet. shout
ing and eroaning IN this round car
pentier after playing for an opening,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17


Pittsburgh. Iult L. brooklyn won
10th Rafnes ~ . douhir=hrafer here
today. fhf srnres being 4 o. D and 3
10 2 in the second game ellison was
ordered from the field for dispuiinh
a decision a the plate in The second
inning The visitors decided this game
IA the first innnR. when Mara ifi.
Die. singles bg Dauhert Wheat and
CufshiN. smith sacrifice flt and Nc
Caft,r single Melted -four runs An
other was added in the flfth. when
Dauberf Naz pifeu base on balls,
went 10 third on Myers single and
scored on Cnishaws sacrifice hunt
Pittsbursh scored once IN the sixth
on singles hs J Wagner and Nlox and
sacrifice fy hf konetchY The
home team scored again IN the eighth
on Wagner double and konetchts
single
Hsferlfsf game u y
Brooklyn .4 600 00l 090--f ?
Pittsburgh 90l 600 200-a Q
Batteries Rucker Raglan and Ali.
Ter. OToole. Mammaux aud Coleman.
Gibson
SUMMARY Two-hase hits-OMara
Dauberi. wheat Three-base hits
Konetrhy 0To0le. Hits--on o'Toole
IN ~ GIL AdHWAht Z ~ + OH hHfhfi
In or RHgan ] in Bases on
balis-off Rucker 2. of Raglan ! ; OF
O'Toale 2: of Mammaux J. struck
oue--By Rueker ? by Ragan 2: by
O'To0le ] by Mammaux l. EMPIRES
Lincoln and Byron.
saafs second game T. " y
uvonklNp 400 0l0 e00-~s J
Pittsburgh 600 Dol elV-z
Batteries. Prefer and Mccarty
Kantlehner. MeQuiilan. Conseiman
ana Gibson. Coleman. w Wagner.
summary Two. base hits Smith,
James Kelly. Wagner Three base
hn-O Mara. HitA-Off KantlehneI
sini-3s OF McQuillan IN 9 20, Of
consclman IN 2. Bases on halls
orr prefer j or Kantiehncr off
McQnillan 3. struck liy PREFER
r. rs McQuillan 3 by Councilman u
Empires Byron and Johnson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

t.t...- . ......,., ed. =. -.
WIN e's ', u -, ~ -,
,'sh'' ~ ~'si' .,.,,,,
Wy ''i'' 80. ~, 3s5
., I'Ss f,.,n w 'sf
f""' i"i1
nHu' o"iil'" - ~ ~, 9''''
go, '"'tf' sNN"H "''u''" "''" H'Pp''
/" nus N"s. .,..,,.,
mo" : ii''''','"''','' ,.
Vul'N.s i7',l s''", i1 s. W
.,.t't',5 ,,.s5.i..,.' ~, 'sr,,a f,,'.,,,.bt
Then he stanpcl lack and waited for
the Frenfhfran To- rise
Tnet what haupened ia Gunboat's
rigbt is Ht,iv D.. he an everlasting
eaase 20 rnnirnversv The ucn near
at fo the ring disagree widely some
IN, tb.t 3D. foitaa Carnantinr'e snine
herd ~ me- neck some saw II arazed
,ne n,.l ANA otbars cav If missed on
ti,eIv TN rranchnan's MANAGER
nescamns climbed through me
rones with seconds following ana
,,i't..d "a, tho fighter WIZ We hold
inp bie bead In q dramatie manner.
v-ifb ION hands Descsnns carried
csrne,,tfar A. the corner where he
r,edo u great hneiness ~ ruhhtng and
restorine him ana tben turntno 10
no Ar,.rica., riel,tar nonred fnrtb
st.ea'n, ~ .voited French in,.eeti,.es
tsreneA and Arnari..sn sa,,,n f,'iioV..
ars notired INTO fbe rine and sar-
rn,,nded ,be referee Fueene CORR
sha,,tq ~ af,,,l foni :, v,ra rsised
Is,.er,,hed, taltcd ~ Tho r,ferse az
onso ana ia refarea no,nted n oar
rcntier indicstino nat ne Fronrb-
,,,so ,,.as f,,o v.irnor
NJ,
"
rev were aDie 70 grasp the deflslon
unui the master OF ceremonies by
N'hoWlhe ahd pointing 70 Iafpentlel'
managed 10 make me result known.
Huhu"al Hmith stood ln ms corner m
q sfeen iooe' reluctant to leave the
,,hs' Wniie hundreds hooted nm.
rlhaly ne cimDea out
pehiief was Drought 10 the ropes
4hd lheusahas T'llsed great eheei
iVi me flshe nnah.
No thlh asiasn o. me mousse from
lne White-shirted afistocfats ON the
iieof 70 me Whitechapel costers ~
we hiRhest galleries was with the
'ehoh champion rom lhe moment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

with Umpire Hildetrand after yester-
day duublcheadcr he New York.
Strunk was unable 20 play owing to
the death ~ his mother In the sixth
pemmiit aud Weaver collided when
the latter caught fly by r Collins
Weaver was forced to leave the game
af once and Demmitt also LEFT the field
IN the eighth inning
eeuft 4 IL q
Chicago .0l0 40l 600 s fs I
Philadelphia a0g 002 03x 10 II 0
Batteries Russell Faher and
schalk Render. Bush. Bressler and
Schang
summary TWo-bgse hits-Weayer.
J Collins. Fournler Murphy. OIdrlng.
Raker. Schang Home runs-Four-
nier, Hodie Walsh Hns-Off Rus
sell. Z III of Faber. 10 IN 8. OF
Render. 2 IN 90 or Bush. in ,
l-s off Bressler. Ia 81 Double play
Breton. Schalk ANA Fouruier Bases
on balls-off Russell. off Fnher.
of Bush. I off Bfessler. ] struck
BY Russell. by Faber. q by
Bush, by hressier, q rmplres~-
Egan and Evans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

st Louis. july 10 ~ After -. LOUIS
ted the score in the seventh inning
by punching hiir of Lineup and Alex
ander, Philadelphia won ~ the tenih
inning, when. with two men ont and
i've men on. Cravath doubled. scoring
two Crnvath scored when Peffltl
threw to center field trying to pick
him off second The score was g >.
Lee Mapee and fafkeri were hanished
from the field for dispuiing deei-
zion.
Eoufc'
PHILADELPHIA 20i 000 O00 ST !
81 Louis M 600 600 800 03 IN
Batteries Tincup. Alexander ana
Kililfer. Doak. perrltt and Wln2o
Summary Two-basc hits Becker,
Lnderus. Crayath. Three-hase hits
Maaee. WiuRo. Hts--off Lineup =
in 6. off Alexander 6 ia off poak
q IN T. Off Perritt 5 IN 3. Double
play Boak tuuasaistedj Bases ON
balls off Lineup a of poak J.
struck oui-~By Lineup 2. hY Aicxan'
der !, By Doak 8 hy perrlu 3. TIM
plfos Hart and Rlgier
BOSTON Cincinnati game called N
faurth inning darkness
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

Minneapolis Ninn. july rs john.
rs Timan Of Minneapolis. Will meet
Leach fFoss OF Nen york In n twenty
round fight ln los Angeles 1nly 2N
ueeofine 70 teicsfam received here
i0nlrht from Frank 1NreIA Tillman'S
manager Cross had previously signed
% mnnI Joe nINaia mt daN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

Boston. july 10 Detroit defeated
Boston today. 10 = the visitors scof-
ing all their runs during two innings.
while The local team punched four
hits in the seventh for two runs. Ruth.
the new Boston twirler. hogan pitch
ing. but pass. followed by Crawford 8
double an1 triple BY Veach during
the fourth inning caused his retire
ment. two runs scoring johnson sue-
eeoded him. but was wild Coumbe
pitched the last two innings
Score r n T.
Detroit .. 600 g20 000 80 6 %
Boston 600 O0a POO .
Batteries Dauss and Stanagc Ruth.
johnson. roumbe and Thomas
summary, rwo-base hits raw-
ford. Burns, YerkeH. Three-huse his
veach Hits-Of Ruth. IN 3 off
johnson, . IN 4 of Caumbe I in 3.
Bases on balls--0ff Dauss. off
Ruth. / off Johnson, 8. Struck out
BN Dauss 3 ~ Johnson, 3 rmpires
plneen and Sheridan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

st Louis July 16.-The worlds ret.
ord for a one-mile competition motor.
cycle race on q dirt track was broken
here today in the first days racing
conducted by the Federation Of Amer.
lean Motorcycles. Ray Creviston q
Chicago cireled the track in &c 3i
seconds. clipping approximately thra
seconds off the previous record
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

Buffalo. July IT, al schulz. the
former Now York American pitcher
was hit freely by Baltimore today and
the visitors walked off with the third
game of the series. s. to l. pitcher
smith. Of Baltimore, sprained his an
klc in the second inning.
SrHrr. IL =
Buffalo .s... GOO 600 lou p
Baltimore .,.2l0 V2l u20-N ii "
Batteries schulz. Woodman and
Blair. smith Quinn ana Jacklilsch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17
DENVER LOSES LAST
OF SERIES: INDIANS
WIN GAME FROM KAWS


Denver. July lt.--St Joseph won
IN last game of tho series from Den-
Yer today 20 T. Harrington weak
ened IN the ffth inning and the eisi-
tors scored five runs
Score II r.
81 Joseph 600 $50 lot = 2
Denver ....... 100 600 0304
Batteries. i.affertv and Schang
Harrington and Block
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

Lincoln, July 10 After securing a
commanding lead. Ehman blew up
In the ffth and Des Moines took the
game. TO 4 Tex Jones was the de-
mon swatter. making two home runs
Score u II y
Lincoln ....I20 0l0 900 = 3
Des M..,.es ...010 COS 000-6 Il ?
Batteries. Ehman Clauss. Smith
and Blackburn. Jordan, Turner La
kaff and Haley
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

Boslon, Iuy rs The Rostnn
American leaRne cluh today purchased
First Baseman X & llablitzsl from
the cincinnati Nationals
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

Kansas City. jaly 90. The loeals
punched their hlts today and tudian-
apelis was defeated Go 4. The wise
tive.
Score z ~ r
indianapolis 00a 100 032- s 2
Kansas city ..o3i 02o 23x-ll ~ o
Batteries. Fakcnberg. M0Cou-
naughey. OsscnlHff and Harden.
stone, Packard and Ensenruih.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17
CLEVELAND SHUTS
OUT WASHINGTON
senators Helpless before fiagefman
aud Get nat Two Hits Tigers Win
from Ho~ton aud itlhetics Beat
White ~nA BY Timely llltfing.


CHHaf ST. rhIladt rha
fisstIanf 1f washington
iuf an bmtof
iuia Ht NeH lNrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

men int0 camp today and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

Washington. July rs Washington
a#l AHi tWa hits off nARermhn today
and cleveland won d shrt.out. to
shaw started the game Tor the Ma
tlenais and Graneg. The first man to
face him. knocked the ball over
shank head flr . horne run. Two
bases ON bulls and Jafksons single
brought la Cleveland second run in
the third hochlinR went in IA
pitch in me fourth inning aud the
rest Of the gnme was tight pitchers
battle. Cleveland getting two hits and
Washington one
Score II T.
Cleveland ioi 600 o0e-2 4 o
Washington GOO 600 1000 o.
Batteries HAgetman and O'Neili.
shaw Hoehlinp ana Williams.
Summary. Home run-Gfanty.
His-off shaw, IN B, Off boehling.
IN 6 Double play 0'Neiil 10 Tur-
ner Hascs on balls off Hagerman.
OF shaw. off Boehling. 9 Struck
out-By .iagerman. by shaw, hy
Hoehling 4 lmpifes-o' Loughlin
and HildehrHud
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Portland 4 Los Angeles
Sacramento Oakland I
Venice loss. san Francisco 80
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

baifinsFs 1f Erffaio
Brooklyn af pfshnruh
indianapolis a ~ iauls.
Chicago af Kansas citf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17
sloux OF, 1. Toneka 1.

sioux city July i6-Though TO-
peka out-hit the Indians today the
locals won on punched wallops and err
rors, TO /.
score. Y ~
Sioux CITY 020 COZ coy :
Topeka ......0 600 600 100
Batteries white and Murphy,
Ridgeway and McAllistcr.
Wichita Omaha game postponed
rain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17
KANSAS CITY WINS
BY PUNCHING HITS

KANSAS CITY WlNS-9 9 LIB sin
Indianapolis Pitcher Wild aud incf-
feetiVc; Brooklsn Bunch Hangs u
on Pittsburgh ia Two Gamc-: Buf-
falo Loses Ia Baltimore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

in double-header did il twice. taking
the first game by a score of g 10 aud
the second 6 to ..
Searr-f First game. II ri
Brooklyn ... i01 600 l00-h IA 0I
Pittsburgh W 00o GOO li0-2 0|
Batteries lIouek and Land Dick
inson, Leelair, Walker and Berry.
Score Second game x II I'll
Brooklyn .. 600 OIL U2i-5 II II
Pittsburgh ...lf0 GOO 600 OIL
Batteries f.afitte and owens, Bar
ger and Roberts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Kansas CitR s. Louisville
columbus q Milwaukee g.
Minneapolis @ indianapolis
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ADDITIONAL SPORT on
NEXT PAGE.

Gcntry's Eggs. the dependabe kind
nj Jaffa's. MaIoy's Hawkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17
BROOKLYN TAKES
Z FROM PIRATES
ONIara's Triple In Iifst Inning 81 First
Game starts Run 6eitine Phiilis-
s..ac~xr - .',l- out in Tenth.
With Two Ont.


Games To-day.
Philadelphia at so louis
HHfuH nl Cincinnati
NtW YORK Af pitfsHafah
HfrHtffn 81 Chicago
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

BOSTON Cincinnati game called u
fourth inning. darkness
The Detroit times., 1914-06-05

titled that the Oakland-aye founda-
tions were laid in 1905, and that 10
inches OF crushed stone were put in,
with the company's consent. though
the franchise calls for six-inch con-
crete foundation. He admitted that
in 1909. Commissioner Haarer had
reported TO the council that IL would
take 81 .047,000 to repair the three
cent lines track foundations, and that
about 1856. 900 has been spent for that
purpose since then.
Attorney Weadock, for the ID. L.
r. asked if an accident could occur.
II the track were perfect
"a faulty car might run on he re
Piled
"But IL the car also were perfect?''
asked MIR Weadock.
THAT isn't likely to be the case on
that line, Mr. Kenkell retorted.
Robert Poss. an employe of the
Ford Motor Co. said that he had been
on the north.bound Victor car To a
question by member OF the jury, he
replied that the car was not more
crowded than usual He testified that
the car swayed and pitched good
deal
William Kiel. No. 1929 Mt Elliott
ave, said that he was one OF 10 or
10 men on the rear platform OF the
Victor car and that the interior was
fairly crowded but not more so than
usual. He noticed the swaying, and
thought an accident possible. He lost
his senses after the trucks left the
track. The company has settled with
him.
Frederick Ludlum. night yardmaster
for the Detroit Terminal Co, was
passenger on the Fourteenth car,
south bound. into which the Victor
car crashed He said that tn etrack
and foundations were bad. The Four
teenth ear, he judged. was travelling
Ia miles an hour As railroad man.
he considered that too fast.
Capt. John Carr. who says he FOL
lows the lakes and was employed by
the Maxwell Motor Co., at. the time
OF the accident. was on the Victor
car. II was going. ne said. at no more
than the usual speed. 10 o rl2 miles
an hour lie was more acquainted
with the speed OF ships. he admitted
than with that OF land vehicles. He
said that the motormanN TOUGHER her
nm with the air" after striking the
bad track north OF Euclid-ave. lie
thought the car hit something before
leaving the track Capt. Carr was
the last witness OF the day.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-05
MARKETS and FINANCE
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES FIRM
Price Changes Unimportant, Al
though Nearly All We're De-
clines-N. H. Drops

NEW YORK, June 5.-The STOCK
market opened dull. Price changes
we're unimportant, although nearly all
were declines. Union Pacihc started
Ia of, and Lehigh Valley the same.
New Haven was again under pres
sure. and after opening az a decline
OF Ia, at So. dropped. l-2 on lew
scattered sales.
ii a. NAT the end OF the hrst
hour, the markets technical position
seemed TO Be good, due, II was be
lieved, solely 10 substantial I'M
proyement In respect both TO strength
and activity.
Noon-Reports which are belleVeo
10 have originated in Washington 10
the effect that the interstate com
merce commission would fatty turn
down the request OF the railroads TOT
an increase OF rates, at noon, CHECKED
the advancing movement which had
started AT the beginning OF the sec
ond hour. The story was not gener-
ally credited. however.
2 ~ m.--Trading was at com
plete standstill during the early al
ternoon. Many brokers LETT the eN-
change believing that there Weuld De
nothing of interest during the re-
mainder of the session.
The stock market closed firm.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-05
BELIEVES BRIDE
Is AN ELOPER,
NOT KIDNAPPED
Chief Deputy Smith Scouts
Theory Mrs. Earle Was Car
ried Of by Lover
HUSBAND, HEARTBROKEN.
HERE TO AID IN SEARCH
Letter From Wife, Written Few
Days Ago, Filled With En-
dearments

No trace OF Mrs. Minnedell Earle,
bride OF week. who disappeared,
Wednesday. from the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs a. ID. Bird or
River Rouge. has yet been found by
her grief-stricken husband, her par
ents, or by officials OF the sherln
office who have been investigating the
case
Chester O Earle. the womans nus
band received A letter In the Bird
home. Friday morning forwarded to
him from Hammond. and written on
the day OF his wife's disappearance,
In the letter, Mrs Earle addressed
him most affectionately spoke or their
approaching reunion In the new home
that he was building for her In Ham
mond, and also spoke OF fearing evil
from certain persons who were plot
ting TO catch her"
Earle broke down and cried when
lie received the letter. which he later
took TO the federal officers, IN the
hope OF enlisting their aid in search
for his wife
Chief Deputy Sheriff Smith de
clares that there seems 10 De hllIe
that the sheriff's office can do in the
case He scouts the theory advanced
by the woman's father that Mrs.
Earle was kidnapped, or forcibly stolen
away by an insurance solicitor, who
disappeared from his home on the
same day that Mrs Earle disappeared.
Chief pePuty Smith says Ae-ee
lieves that II was Mrs. Earle who
called up the wife OF the insurance
agent under suspicion, and told her
10 go back 70 her people In Boston
as her husband was not coming back
TO her.
Il am satisfied that that woman
was Mrs. Earle. and that she has run
away with the insurance man, says
Smith
Mrs Earle's l0-year-old daughter
Georgianna, child OF a former mar.
riage OF the missing woman to man
named Pollard, is broken-hearted over
the disappearance OF her mother, and
relatives. declared that the child cried
out In her sleep, all night, Thursday
for her mamma and during her
waking hours, cries constantly for heT
missing mother
The Detroit times., 1914-06-05
VESSEL PASSAGES.
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DETROIT June Up. Jones 9.l5
owen 10 40: saxon. krupp ~ Centur-
ION. 11:4O. wilkinson lel5; Joshua
Rhodes i.20. Empire city. Magma
2.2G. 3 ~ smith. ego Northern
Llght 8 Jas Wallace s Rensselaer,
B go sullivan Jas Davidson,
Tust arora =. Parks Foster. 10.
Down Neilson, HolleV. $50; Chicago
10 Agnew 1920 Dunn. u, 1920
perseus pouaconna. Ogdenshurg Il
Ohl 1918. Schoonmnksr, Manchester
3 tuu Fisher Peck. 1850. Maricopa,
Malta. 30. Matthew tao. FIlck. Ro-
chester g. Wideuer RockefelIer, SIS
tug, osborne French. Z. Eads Bell,
Beaverton = Toltec. Agassiz. S.15.
Rostmount. s. 30. Corvus. 10.
500 Mich. Iune I'm Kopp 9,3a
last night Murphy. Smeaton 10.
Muucv ~ John Donaldson. Malietoa.
n M Coulby g 80 John Reiss
Tnhelle Howard SHAW fSO. Buusen.
t~vahus $3.50. Morgan lr (vmalD,
lTauua 9 Edenborn Lakewood. Games.
Van Ulee StrathcOua 30; Dimmick.
BLACK BRAIN $50. Carter Lynch ~.
'rrimhic Crescent CITY. $50. schiller.
Drummond 10 80 Weam 10.
Down zenith city. 1910 last night,
Rartow I a.. m John Barlum. 3 H. ~.
Mills 80 Iakeport william Brown
X so: IQeinuy shaw. Z Btxby. s. Crerar
Troy = 90 Huronic. 10. Gary II