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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
PALACE ALLEYS
By II. n. CJAKE) RowsEY.

The Palace duckpin knights made n
good showing last week. The Journal
iivo won two out OF three games from
the Palace boys Monday night. storm
Ing tho alleys with strikes and spares.
Rowscy. OF tho press boys. mede n
ga set In the landslide Of the Palace
boys last week.
Lunch team and The Times-Dispatch
boys were postponed until later dato.
arc srengaSenng in their bowllng eon
siderably. Ii Is expected that many
records will be brokon this week.
hard battle on hand between tho Jour
nal press boys and The Times-D Dispatch
press boys.
night gave them considerable lead
over their opponents. the Palace team.
The Palace and Richmond. Lunch
$50 o'clock.
With the Palace team over 100 points
ahead OF Tho Times Dispatch boys in
place before tho la last Of this m month. O''a
The intereity t9npln tournament
ington, baltimore. Roanoke. Petersburg
and Richmond-will compete In tho
prizes and splitting tho large naples.
ruary 10. between Richmond. Washing
| ton and Baltimore.
Last year the tourney was held In
Washington. Il. c., and many Rich
monders attended.
Richmond Committee Landed Tourney,
| The committee OF the Richmond
Bowling Association, which went to
! Washington TO committee meeting
| OF the Intercity Association, held In
| shinston shortly after the tourney
! VIII be held next week. Tho tourna-
ment last year in Washington was n
: great success.
What ~ now talked of Is making
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
DRIVE RED FOX
FROM HIS LAIR
The Castle Hill Hunt Club Has a
Delightful Run Under Ideal
Weather Conditions.

Gordonsviile. Va January 1o.-Membcrs OF
the Castle Hill Hunt Club had n delightful
run to-day. a number met ut the kennels at
80 clock. The weather conditions were all
that could be desired for a fox chase. Tho
eight couples OF hounds. eager for the chase.
did splendid work in the field. and could
with difficulty DO restrained by tho whip as
tho party waded It to Lindseys farm. Then
they were cast in HoughtoIl's farm. through
Mecansville to the Green Spring. where
the dogs were not long in driving red fox
from his lair y fast ride followed, the
horses taking their fences in fanltless form.
No accident happened to mar the occasion.
and IL Rcynnrd was not driven into cover II
was entirely owing to the uDderbrush and
the inaccessbility of his shelter.
Among the riders were Mrs. Allan Potts,
NJ T. H., on Honora: Miss Bessie McGregor.
on Triiby: Miss Jannet McGregor. on Brown
Betty; whip on Manimus; second whip on
ST John groom on Pretty Maid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
.HOW|TzERS WIN
FROM ". & N. FIVE
Metcalf and Bertschey Were
Stars of the Game-Coach ORA
per's Team Improved.

williamsburg, Va. January 1o.-Tho
iowitzers' quint from Richmond do
fcatcd the William and Mary f1yo on
the local court this afternoon 40 to 20.
in ono OF the ,prettiest games of the
the William and Mary team. now with
tho Howltzers. starred for the. visi.-
tors, while Bertschey did splendid
work for tho college boys. Coach
Diapers excellent work was responsi
BILE for the improved showing made by
the locals. The lino-up and summary:
Howitzers. Position. w. & NJ.
Lawrence. right forward. Jones
lByiiby;, ,......i LETT forward. bertscney
RySn. right guard. ........ Zion
Rowe: left guard Aehmer
Score-Howitzers. 40; w. & NJ, 20.
Field goals--Lawrence, A Bilby, 3;
Metcalf. S; Ryan. 3: Jones, 8: Bertschey,
6; Gale l: Zion, 2; zehmess. l. Fiold
Bertschey, .. Referee. Goodwin. Tim.
pire. Mccarthy. Timekeopor. Haley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
Standing OF Tesma.
WINNING WITCH
WINS BIC STAKES
Continued From First Page.)

ager, Lady Innocence. Lady Etna also
ran
Third racc-the Navy-Yard handicap.
three-year olds and up. mile and n six
teenth-Lochiel (Callnhan), 10 to /, .
to /, first: Joe Diebold. los (Goose,. Z
l02 (Martin). to /, to 2, even, third.
Time, AS as. Knlinka. Donald Mac
! Donald. Republican. Brynlimah also
ran.
| Fourth race-Isle OF Palms selling
stakes OF $1,000. three earolds and
UP, ono milc-Winning Witch. 100
| (Sumter), Is to 10. . to S, out, nrst;
Pardner. 1f6 (Ward), IL to /. 2 to /. )
to &. second; Dangerous March. Ill
| G'icketD, II to !, to /. even. third.
Time, AZ 35. Bob r., Gar Michael.
! Dartworth. Duqucsne also ran.
| Fifth race--thrce- year olds and up.
selling, one milc-Golden Treasure. Il3
| (DeavenporD. to !, o to ?, even. first;
Ralph Lloyd. 1o3 (NIcTaggart), I TO .,
G TO 6. 1 to 2. second; Polly II. 60
| tWard). to &, z to 10. / to 8, third.
Time. 1:43. DIR. Dougherty. Linbrook,
Flask. Jezail. Floral Crown also ran.
| Sixth race-three year-olds and up.
settings, handicap, milo and twenty
yards-E.arl OF Savoy. LOG (fcCahcy).
10 to 5, to 10. to ). FIRST; Jabot,
100 (Ward). IL to 5. even, 1 to 2, sec
ond; Outlan. 105 (Turner), 5 TO l, TO
| 5, to 10, third. Time, l:ii is.
Mycenae, Master Jim, Brando. Big Dip
per also ran.
! Entries for Monday.
| First race-three- year olds and up,
selling. purse $500. five and one-half
MISUNDERSTANDING Jim. Oh Mona Amt
III; Raleigh T. D., iii: sEthelburr, II
lol: Siias Giump. III: Terra Blanco
log: Qneed. loS: John Mars. III; Hugh
Gray, IL: Golliwogg, 115: Henouc. 100.
Dr.. Jackson, Ill.
Second race-three year olds and up
selling. purse $500. nve ana onc-hali
furiongs-'Black Chief, log; Or. Zen
dali, 9S; Bat Mastcrson Iii; CliR Maid
90; Mama Johnson, 1ol; Incision, III,
Rye straw, 1lS; Batwa, ll5; Neuo
100; Oakland. il5; Al Jones, &c; Prince
Chap, lis.
Third racc--thrcc-year-o condi.
tons, purse S3oo. six furlones-Chas
Canncll. 100: Lost Fortune, 1907; Iili.
stream, 1o5; High Class ll3: Ivan
Gardner, ito; Brave Cunarder. liz
Fourth racc-RidgoviIle handican
thrce-year- odds and up. purse $500, ST,
furlongs--shackleton, 1O7; Royal Tea
rs; Chuckies, 100 Bonnie Kelso, IL.
Good Day. l0S; Gear Michael. Or: OH
Zen. Ito: Brave Cunardcr %: Prime,
fiormis. los: Palanquin, l05.
Fifth race--thrcc- ycar-olds and un
selling, purse $500. five and onc-hai
furlcngs-'kiva. 1o5: sSkccts. Ios
'Theo. Coois. 100; 'Toison Dor. l0G
'Richland, i01; Scarlet pimpornei ia
Elsie llcrndon. 100; lone, %: Ben Prior
i'll; 'Veilchcn, &c; elem Beachey. III
Tom King, III. Nimbus III: .Tlood 50
sixth race--thrce-y earolds and up
selling, purse $500, ono miIe--Patty Re-
gan %; Helen NJ, 90; Sagcr, lie; Berna
dotte. Ill; 'Bobby Cook, los; Eaton
JIG; Judge Monch. 1i3: 'Fawn, log
Iiarcourt. 1t3; Ford Nal. 1o3; Camel
lie; .Ficl. 1913; Siliclc, l13; 'Wood Dove
lo6 Lord Wells, no
claimed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
MONEY IS NOT ALL
COLOMBIA WANTS
Seeks Other Considerations First
for Loss of Panama to
United States.

Washington. January Io-That Colombia
places other considerations above monetary
indemnify in the settlement OF the contro-
versy with the United States over tho sepa-
ration OF Panama from tho South American
country to-day was asserted by julio Betan-
court, Colombian minister in Washing ton.
In tho treaty OF settlement that is being
negotiated. Minister Retancourt declared
financial recom,pense for the loss of Panama
was held by his government secondary to
stipulntions which deal with the boundary
between Columbia and Panama, ana
right OF Colombia to have tho same rights
as tho United states to use the Panama
Canal. Until detaiis of these two questions
finally are agreed to. It was stated tho
amount OF money to DO paid to Colombia by
this government would not be determi ned
although $2o. 900. 600 has been reported as the
approximate amount. Another report has
fixed the indemnity at $50 900, o3o.
Colombia feels. IL IS said. that tho granting
to her OF the right to the canal on the
same terms as the United States is a prac-
teal recognition that this country thus re-
pays an inherent right which the South
American country has in the canal. as would
have been the case IL Panama had not re-
volted.
American Minister Thompson expects to
call for Colombia early next month to ro-
sumo negotiations. which were nearing nnal
settlement when he recently left Rogota.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
BLACKSTONE WINS
FROM CHARLOTTE

Blackstone. Va. January 1o.-Black-
stone Academy defeated Charlotte
High School hero tonight by tho
score Of e2 to 10. Tho game was we'll
played. and furnished clever sport for
tho largo crowd present
Blackstone started on tho jump. SCOT
ing IT points the first half. while the
visitors wero scoring 8.
Tho second half was close, the yisi-
tors coming back strong. scoring Z
points. while tho Academy added g. A
number Of substitutes were put in for
tho Academy in the second half. and
they did good work. For the homo
team, Ballard and spanglcr were the
stars, while Ingram and Guthrie did
the best work for Charlotte
Tho lineup and summary:
Blackstone Academy-Ballard. for
ward; Hardaway. forward; Terrell,
centre; Jordan, guard; Spnngler. guard
Charlotte-Ingram. forward; Guthrie,
forward; Robertson. centre: Morton.
guard: Leftwich. guard.
Summary: Field goals-Ballard, 4;
spanglor. s; Terrell. i: Ingram, .;
Guthrie /. Foul gonls-Ballard. 6; In.
gram. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
.R|SLEY WINS THE
PRESIDENT CUP
Atlantic City Golhst Defeats c..
L. Becker in Final Round in
Pinehurst Tourney.

Pinehurst, N. c.. January 1o.-NIau-
rice Risley. Atlantic City Country Club.
to-day won tho Presidents cup by de-
feating c. L. Becker. Woodland Golf
Club. one up in tho final round of tho
midwinter golf tournament herc. Tho
match was closely contested. Tho pair
turned tho first nine all even, but Ris-
ley won the tenth. Becker took the
eleventh hole. and tho next five were
halved. A par three gave Risley the
lead on tho seventeenth, and he halved
the Anal hole with his opponent
w. II. Faust, Buffalo Country Club.
defeated Fl. V. SeRgerman, Englewood.
UP and to play for the consolation
trophy in the first flight. G.. II. Crock
or. Brookline and II. b. Boyd, Belle
rieve. were winners In tho second
division.
a number OF golfers to-day arrived
to play in the Advertising Mems tour
nament next week. The annual st.
Valentines tournament will be played
February TO z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
COLLEGE MEN TOO rnoD1aAI.

New York, January 1o.-The student
who spends more than 500 year
ought to be taken out Of college and
made to earn his own living. This
was the opinion expressed by Prosi-
dent Stryker, OF Hamilton College, at
dinner OF the alumni of that insti-
tuition last night And the bit OF ad-
vice offered by Senator Elihu Root
was that young men In college should
not be dreaming OF riches and motor
cars and yachts.
IF had my way. would put out
Of college every boy who spends moro
than S7on year. Professor Stryker
said. HE Is doing himself no good,
and he is @ bad example to others.''
Professor A. p. Saunders. of Hamil-
!. ton. said that the faculty had como to
Sreal!ze that a college education was
unnecessarily expensive. He produced
figures tending to show that s513 u
year was ample 20 take boy through
college.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
SPIDERS QUINT READY
FOR FOURTEEN GAMES
First Championship Game Is With Randolph Macon
at HoWitzers' Court Tuesday Night-Four
Days, Trip Through State Included
in Heavy Schedule.

Tho Richmond College Spiders, who
have played 4 number of basketball
games this year and won all but ono.
are about to enter upon long and
heavy schedule Of fourteen games, the
majority OF which are with some OF tho
strongest teams in this State.
There viii be the regular champion
ship games, two each Will. Randolph
Macon. Hampden- Sidney, and William
and Mary. One game with each of
these teams will be played In Richmond
ON the court ut tho Richmond Howit-
aers' Armory. There is no doubt that
these games viii be we'll attended, as
well as hard fought. duo TO the in
tense rivalry existing between tho
teams. The championship season VIII
start next Tuesday. January Is when
the Spiders journey TO Ashland to tackle
the Yellow Jackets, and ono of the
fercest, as we'll as best game of the
season. is expected.
II must be borne In mind that this
is the first season that tho Spiders have
had n real basketball team, and 1t is
very evident 10 all that they are going
to have n real" team In every sense
Of the word. During tho Christmas
holidays, while most people We're en-
joying themselves, the Spiders were
practicing every afternoon mt the y.
w. c. a. gymnasium, and tho I'M
provement In team work, as we'll as In
d!vidual play, is very evident.
The team Is being coached by Frank
NJ Dobson, who made such an cnvi
ablo record In football when his team
won the football intercollegiate cham
nionsh!p of Eastern Virginia. And Mr.
Dohson Is no less u basketball coach
than he Is football lie has had years
Of experience as player In prep
school, college, and In the best and
fastest professional leagues. Tho ma
terial he has to work out Is not especi-
ally noticeable for br!lliancy, but the
men are good, hard workers. and will
ing to learn. and when a man is willing
10 learn anything about basketball.
Frank Dobson IS the man to teach him.
Manager ]. ]. Wicker, Jr., has ar
ranged a very good schedule, especially
for first year team IIe has arranged
for trip around the State. when tho
men will he gone for over four days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
ARMY OFFICERS
FREED OF WRONG
Courts-Martial Accept Their
Word Against Testimony of
Civilian Witnesses.

srassburg. Germany. January 10
to day acquitted all tho
German army officers charged with
breaches OF tho law in connection with
the recent violent Incidents between
the military and civilians OF Zabern-
The military judges In all cases &C
copied tho word OF the officers against
the sworn testimony OF tho civilian
witnesses.
Colonel Won Reuter-. commander OF
the Ninety-ninth Infantry, was charged
with wrongful imprisonment but the
court found his acts 1ustihable. Lieu
tenant Schad. accused of striking a
prisoner. was released by the same
court, on tho ground that tho charge
had not been proved.
Lieutenant Baron Won Forstner won
his appeal before a second court
martial against tho sentence of forty
three days imprisonment imposed Oh
him on December ls for sabring q
lame shoemaker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11

an Eastern association OF all cities east
of New York.
| Committee Meeting Here January 10.
| A committee meeting Of the Rich
mond. Washington and Baltimore as-
sociations Will be held In this city
January is to draft rules and to draw
up tho constitution and bylaws.
Star Bowlcrs to He Seen Here.
When tho intercity tourney opens
here there Will be somo OF the best
bowlers In the East TO compete. From
Washington Will como Harry kruuss
and Thomas and many moro stars be-
sides Baitimoro will mako strong
Ing tho MarNlanders.
The Richmond boys made q good
showing Inst year. with G. l.. Cosby
Itossbers. OF Baltimore. was first; II.
krauss. of Washington. was second
ana G. L Cosby. OF richmond, was
krauss's total. 1890: c. L. Cosby's total
l,674, only losing second place by six
teen pins.
The local pin knights will no doubt
make better showing this year be-
cause they Will be on home alleys.
Notes OF Players.
Andy" Anderson came back last
Week. raising his average notch or
Rowsey shot s14, with ia as his
pest In the set, between the Journal
and Palace teams of the Palace League
Doherty, the newly signed Palace
boy, has como back strong In the past
few weeks.
Bowlers, remember that the success
or the intercity tournament will large
ly depend on the strength of each and
every bowler in the city. Now, boys
let's pull together and see lie we can't
make this tourney great success and
surpass the one held in Washington
last year.
Bowlers watch the papers for a
called meeting from President S. N
Williams, OF tho Richmond Bowling
Association. At this meeting final
date Will be set to open tho tournam ent
here.
G. II. Cosby. OF tho Palace boys, fell
behind his 300 total stride last week
but no still leads the small maple top
piers in the average column.
Tucker and Carter rolled in old -tirne
form, Tucker going sol In his set and
Carter 2SS.
Jordan. the long depended spare
bowler. blew 4 few In his weary strug-
giles last week.
Perdue and Campbell rolled we'll,
while Check kept up his same gait In
the Palace-Journal game last week.
Captain Richardson, of tho Lunch
boys. is sick, and therefore the games
between his 1--WE and The Times Dis
patch were postponed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
EIGHT CONTESTS
AWAY FROM HOME
Washington and Lee Basketball
Quint Has a Heavy Sched-
ulc Before 1t.

Lexington. Va. January 1o.-wash-
ington and Lees basketballers, who
last year were champions OF the South
Atlantic division. will play seven
games on their home court this year
and eight contests away from home,
according to the schedule prepared and
announced by Manager H. N Barker.
The games on foreign floors are with
tho University of Virginia, at Lynch
burg, on February Z; with Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. at Blacksburg,
on February IA; with Catholic Univor-
sity. at Washington, on February 16:
with Georgetown. Mt Washington. on
February IT; with Navy, at Annapolis.
on February IS; with Pratt. at Brook.
lyn. on February 10: with st. Johns,
at Brooklyn. on February 20. and with
G. C. of New York. ut Now York. on
February 81.
Captain Bears quintet opened its
season last night with victory against
George Washington University. The
other home games are as follows:
January 16-University OF North
Carolina.
January a2-Catholio University.
January 23.-University OF Kentucky.
January 8e-VirginIa Polytechnic In
stitute.
February s-Maryland Agricultural
College.
February IA. and M College OF
North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
MAJOR LEAGUE
HASNEW METHOD
Eastern Clubs Will Close League
Season Three Days After
Western Teams.

New York. January 1o.-Sccretary John
IIeydler, of the National League, returned
TO New York to-day after attending tho joint
meeting OF the National and American
League Schedule Committee ut French Lick
Springs and the annual meeting of tho ma
tionai commission in Cincinnati
Secretary Hoydler announced different
method OF winding up tho major league sea-
son for 1914. Heretofore tho league seaaon
has closed on tho 'hrst Saturday In October
in tho East and the following Sunday in the
West. This year. however. tho Western
clubs Will close their season on Sunday. Oc-
tober T. while the Eastern teams Will finish
on "wednesday, October q.
The Western teams. however. may uso
these last throo days to play off postponed
games. but nil possible postponed games
must DO played prior to October a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
McGill Athletics

Tho Quakers caused quito shake
up in the basketball league during the
past week by winning two games from
the Wings. and they are now on top,
having n slight lead over the Knicker-
bockers. The knickcrbockers also wal
Hoped tho Metropolitans.
Following Is the scores OF the games,
with tho line-ups:
Quakers-Nickel. forward: Landrum.
forward; Stumpf. centre; Reddin,
guard: kcegan. guard.
WhiEs-Raukin, forward: Kelly. for
ward; Ross. centre: Poh, guard: Asher
guard.
Summary: Field goals-Nickel. Z;
Keegan. 2: Stumpf, j: Ross, 2: Rankin
2. Score: Quakers, 20; Wings, 8. Ref
cree, Sullivan. Scorer, Brand. Time
keeper, O'Ncil
knickerbockers-Ge forward;
Finegan. forward; Ross, centre: Zach
arias guard. Powers, guard.
Mctropolitnns-Bran forward: Ma
son, forward; e. "A Sullivan, centre;
Taylor, guard; ]. L. Sullivan. guard
Summary: Field goals-G erring. 3:
Ross. 2; Mason, 2; Brand, /. Free
throws-E. A Sullivan. 3. Score:
Knickcrbockers. l2; Metropolitans, g.
Referee, Nickel. Scorer. Rankin. Time
keeper, O'Neil.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
rmpltc. No Want Of Conndene,

Berlin. January lo.-Count Yorck Won
Wartcnburg. a Conservative member OF
the Prussian House OF Lords. to-day
was alternately indignant and pa
thetic at the attempts of what he called
tho ruling democracy" In the imperial
Parliament TO curtail prerogatives OF
tho Prussian King.
Imperial Chancellor Won Bethmann-
Hollweg, as Prussian Premier. assured
the Prussian House of Lords that tho
ministers Of Prussia were on their
guard against permitting the intro
duction OF parliamentary control Of tn e
army. He spoke on n resolution de-
handing that the government take
steps to check the undermining of
Prussia's position by the German en-
pire through the shifting OF consti
tutional guarantees to the dlsadvant
ago Of tho individual states"
The resolution was adopted by the
House, which. however. assured tho
Chancellor that It's passage did not
imply vote OF want Of confidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
in THE BOWLING WORLD
NEWPORT ALLEYS

The challenge issued by whitman and
Bailey yesterday to Mcfarland and Cosby,
winners OF the five game series from Rowsey
and Bailey the Palace Alleys. aroused
considerable interest among the oowlors. IL
accepted the proposed ten-game series will
lie for the two-man championship OF Rich
mond Five games will be rolled on the
Newport and Ave on tho Palace Alleys.
This Weeks Newport Schedule.
Monday night-vnughnn-Ro bertson We.
Stontebeios
Tuesday Observation-Disclosures ra. Richmond
Lunch: Fonticello VS.. Prosressives.
Wednesday niGht-Sibleys VS.. Remin gtons.
Thursday nisht-Alcos We. Cooks; Berry 6
Co. VS.. Forbes & Co
Friday night--winro. Eile,, b Crump vs..
Chesapeake and Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
COOPERATION PLANNED
Effort TO Hasten Action on Measure to
Facilitate Financing OF Farms.
[specLal to The Times-Dispatoh.l

Especial to Tho TimesDispatoh.l
Washington, January 1o.-Co-op
ton between members OF the House
and Senate, in charge of rural credits
legislation. is planned as means Of
Fastening action on a measure that
VIII simplify and facilitate the financ-
ing of American farms.
Senator owen. chairman of the Sem
ate Currency Committee, has begun a
series OF conferences with Representa-
tive Bulkely and other members of the
House subcommittee. with the aim OF
smoothing the way for hpeedy consid-
Grafton OF measure after the publ
cation of reports OF tho two commits
sions, which have investigated the
subject In tho United States and
Europe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
EGG DEALERS FINED $500.

Convicted in New York for Selling Cold
Storage Product MS Fresh.
New York. January 10--A fine OF
Van Dyis Company. egg dealers. on
their plea Of guilty to selling cold stor-
age eggs as fresh: 1t is. the first con-.
viction of it's kind In this State.
The action was brought by tho State
Department OF Health. which has been
conducting crusade against tho prac-
tice- of misrepresenting cold storage
nrOducfa n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
Four killed a. Crossing.

Fort Worth. Tex, January 1o.--Four
Texas business men were killed on the
outskirts OF Fort Worth early tonight.
when q switch engine backed a string
OF cars into their automobile at n
street crossing. The dead are: ID. r.
McLemore. Dallas; Eugene Corley, Dali
las; +. Y. Blain. Fort Worth; Allen
Blain. Fort Worth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-11
HIGH TIDE nunrEs TOWN.
Fate OF 100 Inhabitants OF Germa
yillone IfuEunxxu

Kocslin. German. January 10.-A high
tide submerged the village of Dam-
kerort, on the borders OF Buckow Lake
and tho fate of it's 100 inhabitants Is
unknown.
heavy gale is blowing In shore,
and tho waters have reached such an
extraordinary height that only thres
roofs OF houses In the village were visit
BILE this morning
Troops have Been sent from here to
assist In tho work of rescue