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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
PHECk- CASTING PLAN
AIDS DU POINT WORKERS
art OF Pay-ioll Money Now Being
Deposited In Banks II,
HOpewcll.
PAVING CONTRACT AWARDED
Work to BE Done OH Three Streets
Already Has I}egun-Ncw Cath
Ollie Church to BE Dedicated on
October 10.
Especial to The Tim es. DIspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
lOPEWELI. VA, October g.
Through the efforts OF tho Hopowell
'oard Of Trade. arrangements have
'een made with officials Of the Du Pont
plant for tho caShiug OF all checks is
ued by the company free of charge
Py local banks here. The change went
nto effect to-day Formerly all the
payroll money was deposited At the
National Bank Of Petersburg. and en-
Pioyecs OF the plant either were OBLIGED
10 go to Petersburg TO have their
fheckS cashed. Of pay Il percentage
or obtaining the money on them in
ffopewell Now Il part Of the Du 1'ont
recount Is deposited III local banks
Of dollars thus viii be re-
eased every uay III the city. which
otherwise would have been spent out
IF town Since Hopewcil WAS FIRST
Soundcd. the check cashing question has
aCsed much annoyance, and the new
fystem will be OF the greatest bcne-
lit to the town.
The Southern Sociological Congress
}rlll hold its rrst session on Monday
Plight at o'clock at the b Village
Dung Mems Christian Association.
Daily sessions Will be held mere for Il
week. DR.. }. Fl. Mccullough is general
3ecreiary Of the congress. which is
ighting all social evils, and is en-
eavoring TO raise standards of living
~ meeting on Wednesday, J. II.
wilson was elected chairman OF the
iopewen Chapter. Mayor g. +. Camp
Ice chairman; Rev. W. T. pcyton, per
nanent secretary.
The Greater Shecslcy Shows. q car.
iiVal playing here under the auspices
d the Loyal Order of Moose, was at.
ached by Morris * Williams, attor-
eys for +. G. Stcelnan. and canuo,
cape tonight until the sum Of $500
paid or IL bond put up. Tho carnival
las been highly successful. and the
zoos: Lodge has realized IA large sum
which VIII go toward paying for the
iew home TO bc erected here
The contract for the paving OF the
hree principal streets OF The city.
srcadway. Poy;hyess and Hopcwcil
streets. has been awarded by the
'ouncil to DAVID Alexander, oc Peters
'urS. and work already has started
IN Poythreas street. Sidewalks also
r" being laid on the same streets.
ST. James, Catholic Church. jus, com
ietcd at a cost OF about $4,000. viii be
edicated on sunday morning. Oc,ob.,
D, at 10 o'clock. Bishop oConrcn. of
richmond. Will conduc, tho services.
iany visitors from Richmond. oc,.rs-
urs, Lynchhurr. Portsmouth and Nor
ok VIII be present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
south nos,on'. Prize sales.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. October -
More than 100000 pounds Of tobacco.
the exact figures being 5la,4Sl pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

OF primary returns in certain districts.
leaving Knott with the certificate for
IN" Democratic nomination for Cover
nor or Florida. Tho certificate was
taken from Cats by tho State canvass
ing board. after a recent recount
showed Knott thirty-hvc votes ahead
throughout the state.
cats, winner of the nomination on
the hrSt count; has declared his inten-
uon OF running for Governor In tho
NoVcmpor election. and claims TO have
Endorsement OF the rrohibitionists. Re
pubhcanS. usually negligible factor
III Florida state politics. have am
nounccd they Will make active efforts
TINS year TO elect their guberna torial
nominee. George II. Warren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
WAR PRISONERS AT WORK
ussia Finds Employment for All
Captured Enemy
Soldiers.

PETROGRAD, October 7.--Orders
ave been issued by the Minister Of
griculture to include German and
hungarian prisoners OF war along with
be Austrian prisoners now employed
the Russian factories and on farms.
our hundred thousand Austrian war
Fisoners are working under the con-
rol OF the Department OF Agriculture.
he German and Hungarian prisoners
no have been sent To work along with
noir Austrian allies in the fields, bring
ne total up to 10000
1t is stated that all the enemy war
risoners now In Russia. except those
Lvalided, are engaged in some en-
loyment for the good OF tho state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
KNOTT WINS NOMINATION

TALLAHASSEE. FLA, October O.
The state Supreme Cour, here late
has refused petitions OF both w. V.
Knott and sydney J. Cats for recount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

were sold on this market on TUESDAY
OF this week. the day 'ou which $500
IA prizes was given away 10y the local
warehouses. This tobacco brought "a
total OF SSIo2S.35. a. an average. for
all six warehouses, of about $3.50 The
Incorporated Warehouses distributed
prizes amounting 10 5000. while the
independent house gave away individ-
ually 500.
The highcst-pric"d sold that day
brought SiS per i0u II is estimated
here on Tuesday. some Of them coming
nearly loo miles To this market, 90
other days tn" sales were large
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
Light sales n, south I'M,

Especial To The Times Dispatch
SOUTH lilLL. VA. October ON
account Of dry and unscason1bl" wealth .
cr for handling, as We'll as the fact ina,
farmers are busy making preparations
Tor the grain crop. tobacco s,tics were
Lighter with us this week than last
rho total pounds Tor tho week were
2H2.TG2. sold at an average or tii3l
quite a large amount OF the com :
moncr stocks now ar. showing TN
prices. The market remains firm. .s.
pccially for the green types.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
$l3-- Round --$l3
TO new YORK
c. & @. and @. D. S. S.
10 Dnys-In New York-I0 Days

The old Dominion Annual person
ally conducted Excursion Will leave
Richmond via the c & Q. Railway
Saturday. October lith. at 400 =. NJ,
connecting with Steamer ut Norfolk
leaving nj 700 +. NJ. arriving New
York 400 r. NJ Sunday Meals ana
staterSom berth included in ticket
Apply for reservations Old Dominion
office. s07 East Main 81. Tickets good
returning until October %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
nc,cnur> were s,,oso, ooo. 900.

LONDON, october 1.-Grcat Britain's
total revenues last year. it is an
nounced. we're Sl.jSG,ooo. 900. OF this,
England alone supplied more than 81
per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
CHAPTER VIII.
NII.lI T III TT
,nnndinn ROYAL Mounted Rifles

The Canadian Royal Mounted Rires
dashed through the night. Sergeant
Shon MeGrew thought of Blanchette'
the beautiful barmaid Of the Cote
d'Orion. as he led his men to the
border.
"Wc will give thin frankfurter eat,
ers the what for, lads he shouted
gayiy, as he rode.
As the tent on the border doomed up
before them the Canadian Royal
Mounted men halted. In line Of Skin
mish they moved on the tent. while the
regimental pipers played The Camp
bells Are Coming"
The sound OF the pibroch reached the
keen cars Of the leader of the men IN
the tent. As Shon McGrew tore open
the canvas in his rear he stepped for
ward q pace.
Haiti" he shrilled. you are now
on American soil!"
He whistled "The Star-Spsngled
Banner" and other selections by George
VI. Cchan.
And who are you?" demanded Ser
geant McGrew.
Jimmie Johnston, the boy bandit,
was the reply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
BY FRED HAWTHORNE.

The man who ,ould be an active
member OF the Fox Hills Golf Club, az
Clifton. Staten Island. had better start
in or a rigorous course OF training II
he expects to take part in all the com
petitions scheduled for this season on
the rolling course across the bay. FOR
such one life is going 70 be just
one round after another, beginning on
Saturday, April 20, and ending on
Thanksgiving Day, November 80.
These tournaments are all club AZ
fairs. although many are open 10 m
vited guests. and include the champion
shin Of Staten Island and other impor-
tant fixtures. Almost every week, from
April until December. then, the Staten
Island golfers will have plenty OF NIB.
lick work 10 keep them in the best OF
condition. Think what a splendid army
Of trench diRgers there would be at
the end OF the season, in case this
country should be plunged into war!
In order that all may have an equal
chance OF winning prize. majority
Of the tournaments will be handicap
affairs, and for this reason the com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Last
Twenty-four Hours.

WchiCru. Ap-l s--Unseti,e, weather continues
over much o. the county. And within TIE last
iweuc-fcgr hours there wev local Fsias IN Tie
Atlantic ara Guf STATS. snow furrs near TIE
Great LAKES ant SHOWS ard rAins n the Rccsy
Mountain rrsicn ard TIE plains si,ies. Moderately
hceU snow fell IN Western kansAs ard Eastern
Colorado. and there were heavy rs,ns In North
Gnd Central rcr,s North Carolina ard scu,hes,
virginia Temperatures have fallen sni are con-
sia,rsh.y below tie se~cusi sveraz- n TIE lower
lake region thr OHIO valley 49, the south r'a,ns
sts;c- while moderate Temperatures prevail ,h-cush-
oli ne Atlantic ard Cur states anI warm weather
va general n thc Fscifc s,a-rs
he indications are mat ne disturbance ths;
rHrfhess snt - attended hy rains Frdxy m the
lower Misssi9g VALLEY an the East Cur states.
All Sail-tw On the South Atlantic states Al
ne ono valley srf snow and rair IN The upper
axe rcgi'n Tn fhe middle Atlantic states ard he
lower AXE regior fair weather Friday VIII ~
N. rVrt ty Increasing clcudirrss saturday snd
PROBABLY rain by Ssturfay night In tho New
Frs aud states ~ weather vii De fair Friday and
PROBABLY SATURDAY.
The Temperature vii be 'cwer Fritu m ne
Atlantic states from New Fnr'sri scuthWsd 10
Gcf1gis and vii change lt'ie elsewhere east
~ ne Mississippi River during the next iory EIGHT
hours
wird, or Friday and Saturday North Atlantic.
fresh west. middle Atlantic. moderate % frrsh
northwest south Atlantic igh. 2, moderate vsris-
be east Cur. moderate east and southeast, West
Gun IRISH east. upper an lower lakes. moderate
variable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
The Three-Town Rule.

Inst wbv that should affairs for so
wears beyond But the facts
that it has longer break its Flag Trust than
hasak the National
together 1913 but In realty Pirates
Cubs faded out and driven
the Giants.
How Detroit Philadelphia is 20 rule the younger
league doubt But the end Isn't so very far away whatsoever
Yankees
re bubbng the Browns under Fielder
ZONES are sure to another So here at least are three
clubs Detroit and Boston begin Slip whenever
Ia may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
SAILED
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


N .-l Apra i-lineola'alife ,Brl. Nsv York
Iays. AsrL 6-Lgte,!an BIZ, New York FOR
Bs.5os, April s--Ameri,.n. ARC. and N-ailone.
Cr,to.al April s-Almirants. Csr'asena ard Port
iimon for Sew YORK and proceeded Alliance.
Rotterdam. April 5-commevrns Dutch. New
London. Ap-i s-Cuyahoss lBrl. New York
h4Al@ AprA 4-Ac-s bran. Sew YORK VA san
risoa Arm Eiierm CNorl. New York
East london. AIr. --Coffe Castle ri. New
York via - Lucia and Cape Town.
fo-leaua March -f-Neiow ibrl. New York
April !. Ammonia dBr. NeS York via Portland.
s. Nua.re. Agfu IA. 60 Parsgonian lBr. New
G,ao. March :s-san GusIielmO utH). New
Marseiiles. March ss-Upceme tBrl. New York
SAILED
Copeatagen. March ->-Alsabie. Nov York. seth.
frelcJk VIZ tDanl Grom chrislAnsandl. Nsw
TeIfasi April 5-stu-,on lBr). New York
foruuao. March -e-iiect)- Dutch. New York.
Cr,icbal. April s saram4cca from New YORK;.
Porto toomooi Panama NrN YORK.
Msrei.ies. ADril s-Cambrian King tBr. New
$, >nehnsl'. April 5-Rossand' CBr, from New
Liverpool. April 5-st Paul New York.
POI Natal. ATu. t-Civ q lincoln lBD from
srn YORK ya - Lrui,l. Yokohama. 9th. krisht
of The Thistle OBu from New York and New
PIT News via - Lucia. YisdiTosfok
santos April 5-roclntls lBrazl Nev York
PASSED.
lie q wight April 6-Headci1s tBn. New York
ST Helena. April s-Chronos tBrl. New York for
Cape Town Freemante. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
O'DOWD WHIPS TOLAND
IN SPECTACULAR BOUT
ST. Paul Welter All but Pulver-
ICES NAVY Favorite.

Mike ODowd, the 81. Paul weller
weight. gave an imitation Of machine
gun in his bout with Jack To.and, cham
pion of the navy, at the Clermont Ath-
letic Club, Brooklyn, last night. The
Western Irishman showered rights and
let's at Toland from every angle, until
the navy man was all but wrecked.
Toland left the ring badly beaten
man. decisively outpointed IN every
round. As il turned out, be proved a
poor substitute for Dave hurtz, o.
Newark. who was unable 10 appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUs of the World

Z! Sci G,lvS;Ou March 81. % ne southern
PtciHc Co with ucst- Guar a. s. T.
EFaE ne. hsuula April T. % The quebec IS
Line. With mails and mise. Bar a, II 10
Ilca. Saato Dornru March q ard Macoris 80. %
ne Cyce = Co. vim susar Bar a. 50 n.
Elssick roger lbr Nlspo-, News. Va. Agrl s.
Aivtnce Cr.s.ooal March 50. % ne Panama
Rs road IS Lac. win nails and rdse. Bar a.
sTsr she'll Neuport News April 5. to Ruhl
glarl.-'- a. . 81
Cra4ache. Jacssoavl.s Arrl Al Cha-l,sto1 2
% Pie Ny-e - Co. Ni-l rlc. quarantine a.
81, ri.
He-l'on. NeVror. News az N,rfok. . he Oh
l'... I'm - Go vffi mtse. Quarantine s ? m
Aii lrscse,. stockton. Ne % tie Grra. Northern
Payer 90 with paper Fcssel % A II Bull 4 Co
Quarantine a. ~ m
>lr'G Msfs Ca-freens MARI e Puerto Co
rrHa q. >-uts Mara ~. lri,tltA 80 sd hings-
,.r A1r.l ! % che United Frii. Co. with NAL,
1nt ut,e Bar az I'd u.
Grown . Leon Brl philaiels-is Aa-tl 5. %
B3arng q Co Bls a. . n
SAILED.
Poc'iys Dutch. Busros Ay7s SanuN Msrl
iar. shanghai. Murlae Baltimore. fals,riA
.n..rhI. Annoy. AriAniA INfl. Lorlon. va Hal
ifN. Nlhs.nlns. S4gla; fanamaA. Morfevite1
~flr Tara. TlFlam ielu1E iLgI. bori'auN J..
Monde. Galveston Moro Ca.le. Havana. Car
YatIuA II-.. Liverpool. jamestown. Norfolk aui
N.NrrT NeNs Es.cr4nza. Havana. san Jarinto
Galveston. lraials4r INcrI. Lisbon. Colon. trlsfo-
la.. Delaware. Philadelphia. Justin BIZ. Para
holsssfcc lNorI. CIR ,fiania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
CHAPTER X.

"And that" concluded Jimmie John
ston, ais the true story. 81 am a poor
man. with nine little children. But"
here he dropped into the vernacular
81 think there ought TO be lot OF
dough in this. Fifty thousand bucks
is my share if the thing goes through
all right. And I have nine little chill
dren TO feed and the price Of beef stew
is always going up.
"Also. it is good TO have put one
over on Jack Curley, who Is an out
lander and an unbeliever. For, you
see, the border line is an imaginary
line and I have taken nothing over it
excepting that which none could see
1T may be that they will give me
great wealth and honor-also shoes for
my nine children, who are like centre
pieces IN this regard. Write, then. a
true tale; but say nothing of Blan-
Ghetto. the beautiful barmaid-for
obvious reasons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
CHAPTER VII.

Disguised as polar bears, seventeen
stalwart L. s. Customs men stole tow
ard the tent on the Canadian border.
"Charge!" shouted their leader.
Throwing Off their white fur dis
guises the seventeen rushed at the tent
and threw back the flaps.
TOO late," came shrill shout OF
triumph. II am now on Canadian
soil"
Even as he said it the speaker nimbly
hoped back one pace.
and who are you?' demanded Col
lector Parr. Of the L. 6. Customs.
Jimmie Johnston, the boy bandit! !"
was the mocking reply.
Back, men," said the baffed customs
Official. Back 10 the game; bid
3OCN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

American border" shouted the Ser
geant.
The Premier dropped the glass TO the
floor.
"And who is leading them, my mani"
he demanded.
Jimmie Johnston, the boy bandit"
gssped Sergeant Shon McGrew.
The Premier paled slightly. But, with
the self-possession acquired in many
hard campaign in India, he moved tow
ard mis- field typewriter.
II will write q letter 10 The Times
about it," he said. "You may go, my
man"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Flag Makers.

seasonsthere only
three the National League
Chicago They all thirteen
Chicago and fr Pittsburgh The Braves
Flag Ring they from the Barren Lands and
pennant
and 70 make II more pro-
Philadelphia Boston and
from 1901 to 1914 The Giants finished
both huned far out Of reach The old order was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii Fill Islands New Zealand sri Ans
frsIa except WesD vie vancouver ard
yiroda. @ lciose a. $50 = nj
Jspan. Cors sni China Especially addressed
onlyl via seaitsl t-loae a. & 80 ml-
Canada Maru .-...-... ........ .-- 5000. -
yap.n. Corea and China Especially iddresei
only) wa San f-alciscol lcicse a. ~ 50
q ml--pauaua Alar4 .......-.. -... ..t.. . ~
rspsn. Cora aDi china specially addressed
oalyl via Seatiel lcloss a. $50 nj
Iaura Man .-..---- go. .--.'.- e, "a =
Hawaii via san Francisco lc.ose a. ll.3e
mI-NafqoNla ....--. .....-- goo o.. ~
Jayau. Co-ea. CHINA and Philippine lslar -
via Vancouver and Victoria. 90 il-oss
a. so D 90 Empress ~ hlssls. -. - Al
Tahiti. MARQUES. Coos ISLANDS. He" Aes-Aul
.ri sp.claIy addressed mail Tor AusiraAa
(ria SsA Francisco ,close a. II 80 MI
Mal'ai ....... .. GOO .. POI. al
Guam AID Pint ppile Islands VIA san fran-
c!.-oJ lci0se a. - 20 > MT ; lrAlsp0fi Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
CHAPTER VI.

The Premier OF Canada was Just HIT
q brsndy-and-sota 20 his lips when
e sls',.r o. hoof beats rang through
= corridors % me Executive Mansion
y ViaTs. The door Was flung open
70 ssrgesnt Shon McGrew, % the
.cse.sn Mounted, dashed into the
Tie Germans re crossing the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
ARRIVED.

- George lBrl Liverpool March % 70 ne
Cunarl s. CO. III. si-h mt.e Bar a, ~ %
F-ir0s lGreeEl. Piraeus feo q haiAh.l- >.
Nsy.a,iol GO % Greece. with mise Bar a.
Is ,. 49, -. VI,
Trtia :, co with sugar. Bar a. $50 a 10.
D@'rerron lNorl Morteg1 B3y March p ana
Fort Antonio 80. % the United FruN 60 WIKI muse
Bar a. No.. ,,,.-
santiago. Vera cruz March % ard Puerto Meii
g 10 he New York * Cuba Man ss 90. Win
Arigr,fe CBrl. Boston April 4 20 tho Cunnd
= 20 la Qlas a. 20 3d. o..
Drammelsf0rl NOR. Pliiatelphla Ap'n % ."
p,rham a Boyeseu quar- 40 I'D % m
Comus Sew orleans April J. T. TIE Houihefn
Pacific Co. with mlse quar- a. 30 %. 81.
= s-odisrf. Providence. quar- AZ y
Ctessreake. Baltimore 20 the New York q Bait
mere Trans Co. with mlse. quar- az ~ I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
CHAPTER V.
b. the fickering northern lights four

-sa we're pitching tent over stone
v.ith marked the Canadian border.
BE careful % stay IN Canada
.rnsi the leader, a slight stripping
e Sas warning the pair on the north
- rce o. the stone.
he Two men in Canada unpacked :
A'gs black box and produced some
.tis.sr-.ook.rg films. Immediately the
r'p.ing and his companion, on the
r'fs or less free soil q the United
sa;ss, produced q motion picture
a-sra Nothing was heard but the
ssiross clicking q the movie appa-
MS.
Once aboard the rattler and the
''.gh is ours" said the iittle man.
. vas none other thsn Jimmie John
r',, re boy bandit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Fight Log.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Harlem S. c.-hnry Wills W Jshn lesta
Johnson.
East New Yen a. CA Mccoy W Iaes
Hammond.
Vanderbilt A. c.-Yeuns Hickey w. seldl~
kelsey.
SATURDAY.
Broadway A. C.. Brookbn-pvteh Brandt ".
Young Zulu KID.
Queensboro A. eddie Fltzslmmon, Va Chick
Simler
clermont A. CA Shuosrt W. KID Taylor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
CHAPTER II
v.bb,- the motion picture magnate,

Weber. the motion picture magnate
q. sowing in his palatial Broadway
SEES. Looking up suddenly, he was
,,,,s Of g slight figure at his side.
S,,,,s the magnate could speak the lit
/, nan plucked him by the sleeve.
Listen" said the intruder. Il can
..,I your thoughts. You want 20 get
:. ViIlsrd-Johnson pictures across the
S-a5isn border. I can do II for you'll
And who are you 80 gasped the mag
,l,s. ,t.,,
ps fixed the magrate with his gilt
.r-g eye and whispered one terse
ss-'elce
ne magrate smiled.
4Ars what retainer do you askT IN
;-rsd Wehber.
-Tts price % nine beef stews," re-
armed the boy bandit. MY little ban
s.s must eat"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
CHAPTFR III.
Il VAS cold. still night on the

Il vas a cold, still night on the
c,-,5ian border. Shon McGrew, Of
10 Canadian Mounted Police, was
r,,ofrr Blanchette. the beautiful bar
I'D 81 the Cote d'Orion. Pierre, the
ssbiisnt. was SHINING moose in the
,ssnsr Of the cabin.
S.5jerlv the door was thrust open
r8a s'.ch- figure. clad IN costly furs'
,srlsi ont Of the blizzard.
III the Kings name shouted Ser
rsnt Shon NcGrcw.
sSscYe nomre De prune," cried Blan-
,.s.,e, petulaEt.y. ~
listen" said the intruder. II am
jimmie Johnston. the boy bandit
@0ul.n said Blrchette, coyly.
Sergeant NcGrew. Of the Canadian
Mounted. ran for his horse and dashed
through The snow 20 Ottawa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
The Difference.

But there has big upset to bring other
clubs to the top
The dropped bOtome pit last fall but the two
Boston and Detroit And the two
with only Chicago conceded good
chance cackhe combination.
Chicago pitchers Fail 70 drag the Red sO1
across the odds will land first and
eep one Of the Big Three in command Of the league
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

Kansas City, Mo, April 6.-Charley
White, the Chicago lightweight, re-
ceived the decision over Matt Wells,
English lightweight champion, in a
ffteen-round bout here tonight.