Gilpin observer., 1916-10-12
Foreign

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ships blew up recently at Pola, &C.
cording to a press dispatch from Zu.
rich.
Marshal Count Terauchi, new Jap.
anese premier, has completed his cab
met with the statesman Motono as
foreign minister.
John Barrett, director general of the
Pan-American Union, sailed for New
York from Paris after three weeks in
England and France.
Col. Manuel Pere Romero was re-
ceived in audience by the Emperor
and presented his credential as Mexi-
can minister to Japan.
The sinking of the Italian steam
ship Alberto Treves is reported in
dispatch from Coruna to the Madrid
Liberal. The captain and crew of
twenty-three were rescued
Former deputies and ministers may
no longer enjoy the privilege of free
letter postage, according to a recent
announcement of President Marcora
of the chamber of deputies at Rome.
The exploit of wounded Canadian
private, who leaped from his trench,
killed and wounded many Germans
and compelled sixty-two others to sur
render, is described in a dispatch re.
ceived at Ottawa, Ont, from Canadian
headquarters in France.
The transport Gallia. carrying 1000
French and Serbian troops, has been
torpedoed by a submarine. The tor
pedo exploded the transports cargo
of munitions. Up to the present 1852
soldiers have been rescued. The sur
vivors were landed at Sardinia
Four million dollars will be given as
bonuses to laborers by individual su.
gar plantations in Hawaii during No
vember and December, acsording to
announcement by the Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Association. The distribution
follows the lines of bonus system
adopted some time ago.
Francisco Villa and his main COM
mand has been located at Tejoloca-
chic, thirty-five miles south of MADEIRA
and only eighty miles south of Casas
Grandes and the American expedi-
tionary base, according to reports re-
ceived by Gen. Jacinto B. Trevino
from his scouts in the field
Sporting News
Boston won over Brooklyn in the
second game of the worlds series, the
score being 2 to l at the end of the
fourteenth inning.
Heinie Orchard, former feather
weight champion of the navy, knocked
out Jack White of Chicago in the thir.
ty-second round of a scheduled forty
five round bout at the Mexican border
town of Tijuana.
Walter F. Waldeman, II years old,
of Vineland, N. j., freshman at the
University of Pennsylvania, died in
hospital at Philadelphia from injuries
received while tackling a dummy in
football practice.
The University of New Mexico mar
rowly escaped whitewash at the
hands of Colorado college on Wash
burn field at Colorado Springs, regis.
tering safety in the final period
when Flagle was downed behind his
own goal line after capturing a New
Mexican pass. The Tigers, by series
of short passes and off tackle plays
ran up As to their opponents 2.
General
The car strike to date has cost the
railway companies of New York ap
proximately $5.0OO,0OO.
Thomas Mott Osborne, philanthro
pist, reformer and Golden Rule" war.
den of Sing Sing N. " has resigned
as warden.
Nine million Chinese subjects are
living outside of Chinese territory, &C.
cording to a census compiled by the
ministry of commerce and agriculture.
Frank Dodd, negro prisoner, held
on charge of having annoyed
young white woman, was taken from
the county Jail at Dewitt, Ark, by a
mob and hanged from tree.
Batteries A and B. New Jersey field
artillery, the First squadron New Jer.
sey cavalry, and the New Jersey Hos
pital corps, entrained from Douglas,
Ariz., for Seagirt, N. j.
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
personally assured prospective passen-
gers that there was no danger in trav.
cling aboard English ships, according
to statement made in New York by
prominent steamship man.
r. L. Durham vice Dresidant NJ Ar.
mour & Co., announced that at the
next meeting of the board of directors
an increase in capitalization from 500.
100000 to 100,000,00O will be consid.
cred. A stock dividend of 400 per
cent is said to be planned.
Mexican and United States officials
smoothed the way for the elimination
OF the romance of William C. Wyatt,
an American, and Miss Daisy joe