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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-04
GRANTED. 4.
TO MRS. FINKI,E

Ensri Joyce Finkle was granted q
ivorc from Charles ". Ffnkie nv
District Judge c. M. Cooley. Mr..
tfnk!e also was granted the rirhr -
use her maiden name, Engri Joyce
.Desertion was charged by the plain
TN, VINO was represented by Attorney
J:B. Wineman. Mrs. Finkle testified
1na! sne was married to Charles ".
than a week later he deserteds har
The defendant did not appear in court
to night the charge and was not renras
scented by an attorney
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-04
LUXBURGS ADVICE WAS "OLD.,
(NeW York WORLDLY

Yet Luxburg should have had more
tact. A minor diplomat thousands Of
miles away was hardly in q position
to suggest naval policy. In fact, Privy
Councillor Professor Flamm, a Berlin
naval expert of high standing, had al
ready said that III neutrals we're de-
stroyed 80 that they disappeared with
out leaving q trace, terror would soon
keep steamers and travellers away
kindly suggestion, as Ito American
ships, had been made even earlier,
while we were still neutral by q Ger
man newspaper in New York. II
was old advice.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-04
F0URTHDEGREE
| will Be GIVEN
Many Knights from This
City to Attend Exempt
fcation at Fargo.

During the month Of December in
the city Of Fargo. the fourth degree
Of the Knights Of Columbus will be ex-
emplif1ed, according to notice received
today by third degree members Of the
local council.
It is expected That nearly nifty. mem
bers Of the Grand Forks council will
journey to the up-river city to take
the degree. On October Is the Grand
Forks council fourth degree assembly
will hold a meeting to review applica-,
tons.
knights Of Columbus members from
all sections of the state will be in,
Fargo for the event, as the degree Is
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-04

Herald Want Ads Bring Results
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-04

Williams county for second place Tor
consolidated rural schools. walsh
county heads the list, with, 80 classI-
NED schools to this .county's III. This
county Is second in receiving money:
however, due to the fact that the tax
levy Is lower here and the assessed
higher than In the western
counties Of the state.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-04
MAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Oakland. Cal. Oct. 3.-Urban R.
Lawson cut his throat with a SAFETY
razor blade here today in the supreme
court ~ the jury trying him Tor
hrst degree murder announced q YER
dict Of guilty. He concealed the. blade
between two cards. He will recoyer.
said attending physicians, -,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-04
GOVERNOR j.
QUITS POST TO LEAD
NEW STATE REGIMENT

Lincoln. Neb., Oct. 4.-Governor
Keith Neville Of Nebraska has been.
appointed as colonel of the new
Seventh regiment Nebraska national
guard reserve nov in process, Of for
nation and has stated that he will re-
sign az governor a. soon as the .reRt-
mont IL called for service. The ap-
pointment was made by Acting Gov
ernor Edgar Howard last Saturday
during the governors absence at
Washington. &
Evening journal., 1917-11-14

that the average hunter spends most OF
his time hunting these particular spots.
much TO the satisfaction and health OF
brcr bunny.
Now then. after you have kicked
around Tie thigh spots" and torn mp
your pants In the brlars and sunk your
number tens in huge piles of brush,
| lust take little hike on the out
skirts" figure that rabbit hasn't
chance 90 Doe there and wen bet you
box OF shells you Will double your
bag.
You know the Food Administration
e Board Is advocating rabbits for tno
l. table in place OF beef and pork-wei
r when you go out the next time 90 hun
n them jus. try our adyire and do YOU
q biz for food conservation
Ie Remember too, that a rabbit, one
under way, Will generally take 10 tl'
n first hin and that 10 you are between
a the said hill and the said rabbit your
4 chances are enhanced 90 the extent of a
. clear line OF vision between The end
2 OF your gun barrel and tne quarry.
: Another place that usually holds iis
quota or cotton-iails is the little patch
o. corn shtcks down i'm tire back lot
and this can be the cast even though
there Is a brlar patch that surrounds &c
on an sides.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
II. stephens
A. 7a3 so 7ii-2365
c,ondino of The Teams.
TlIK ATHLETIC- COUNCIL.

special TO TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Nov. IA plan proposed
by Miss Mary Dennison, presr'ent OF
tile Junior class at the Women's Col
lege for the formation Of an Athletic
Council TO have charge Of the inter
class basketball and tennis tournament:
Is being worked out. The sophomore
and freshmen have organized basket
ball teams and are planning a game II
| the near future.
Dean Winifred J. Robinson, Of th'
lWomens College. has been appointed
director Of the Bureau Of Occupation
for Trained Women recently orsan-
lied in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
Amt
Nature
Wonderful

VOW we have the Artic airdale. lie
has his warmer climate cousin beat
f0r foolishnoss. Instead or barking he
laughs and giggles. When he gets a
laughing streak De keeps running iilI
lirs over because hes afraid OF gettins
! fat. Probably The reason of beine
afraid OF taking on weight is:
The Esquimos might be able 20
catch him because he'd be so fat, and
make candles out OF him. He'd make
a winters supply OF candles and his
hair would make excellent wicks. An
other reason for his being happy is'
he's glad hc can't bark because OF the
siX-monih nights and it's too Ions a
stretch 20 spend barking at the moon.
For protection the Arctic airdale has
swell cam0uilage stunt. When he
sees danger coming he jumps I'm the
water and comes out covered with
iclcles and looks like am old-fashioned
prism chandelier.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
KEYsTONE VIZ. MADELEY.

The Keystone Field Club FIRST basket
hail team Will open IFS season tomor-
row with the last Nladeley team OF
South wilmlr slon. In the lottor's hail.
AZ Eden Plre Although tls neld clun
two has not End any pracii'e they cN'
.rtc, TO give tho Bridgers A tough Dat-
tie Some of the best men In the city
Eavc been rounded up by the neld club.
Manager Haclett wishes the followins
mer TO re7n't at the clubhouse no
eCi East Fourth street, not later than
Z 30 o'clocs Lester Bu-.a, Bonnie
sirobb, BUD Sneakman. Clot Massey.
Shorty Firth. Paul Wilf0ng, George an .
Joseph Ay7rs.
I qhe teaIG Sc olld like 90 hes- from all
teams In the city, y. NJ. II. A.. Young
Friends and Eagley preforrsd Address
challenges - 3D. llackett. No. 40 Fast
Second street.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
keystone Field Club Pickup
ny HAMMER

The ianitor is making a kick about
Joe Farrell giving dancing exhibitions.
10 has been rumored around the club
that Jimmy McGnlon has accepted a po-
sition with the p. r.. r. Go. AS gum
shoe man.
Now that thc TraclioD Company has
decided tO run all night cars. Russell
Boyer has decided 90 join the owls So
cieiy
Pretty near time for liockeii To order
one other cup OF coffee.
Raymond Smith has been offered JOB
with the government as wireless
tower
Fish slorles were being told 80 lively
an saturday evening that fiackett blew
i'm with several of the fish That had es-
capped.
Hero YOU are. Mr.. Inventor. Find some
vav for Eddie Fr9nkin 90 keep Tho
beans from rolling OF his knife.
Farrell suggests 81 steani shovel
Jimmy Palese i- becoming Grant
since learning 20 run o. machine SOM
say it is a Singer.
Frank Hayes is going TO the bad. III
shoots pool an week and 90 soturda'
trips 60 Philadelphia.
The boys would like iO know Wha
charles llayes is doing IN front OF th
&c and iOc store every saturday night.
/ General Nero and Jimmy Writ haN
| decided TO buy a car.
The question that Is bothoring mem
hers is when and where did Jeinine
get that deaf and dumb necktie. Speah
for itself
70 is rumorrd That Geo. Brown has l'
sued challenge 10 any man IN ih
country FOR an eating contest.
Mr.. Haber. the clothing merchant,
still taking boxing lessons aud Is in
proving wonderfully. He is hlochin
the best of blows with his cyclids.
captain Writ Humber and Pilot Ner
manned the Battleship Ford to Chest'
on SUNDAY. Upon their return the
fair friends passed several boxes
candy around 10 The club member
Who was lhe biggest captain Of q
T trip2 Every one Of them has been broke
,, since.
Ellis johnson has decided TO take I
card playing instead Of pitching quot
Can't pitch quoils while sitting in
chair.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
BY ED. MORIARTY.
Noted sport Writer.

Baitling Nelson, former lightweight
champion. was not altogether lacking
in humor and occasionally used II TO
good advantage. Bat and a funny little
fellow called Rude Unholz had engaged
i'm no-decision six or ten round go al
Los Angeles. Newspapers were some
what divided.
AsI recollect somebody said Unhoh
won. another called it draw, and John
McGraw. who wrote his version for a
weekly. claimed Nelson had the best OF
90.
Nv edition. on account Of the color,
was generally known as "Thc Pink"
With no official decisions rendered, the
opinion. Of the editor as expressed IN
Tho Pink was the basis on which much
money changed hands in those days
"The Pink" called IL a draw.
Unholz was wildly excited and threat
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
MANAGERIAL CHANGES
HOLD FANS ATTENTION

dozen more or less promising other
men.
Dots Miller probably has the call Tor
trC leadership OF his fellow Cardinals.
although others are under serious con-
sideralon. Miller is veteran ball
Player and a smart one Tie has played
nearly every position ON a baseball field
ond wnh considerable skin. he stIll is
able io Hirn in a good days work as am
.nnclder. and knows The Cardinals we'll.
Close association with a team of young
sters such as the Cardianls are, and %
few added years OF Huggins methods
would be nnc for the Cardinals. They
have reached the point whoro careful
handling viii makelhem q real pennani
possibility.
Jack Coombs is through as q pitcher
of parts. bul hc Is slill smart Old Jack
capable Of leading % baseball club
Many Thugs would De- more surprislns
than the news that Coombs had beer
sent 90 8 Louis 90 Iced ihc Noiiona
league 6llh there. Hans Lobori ols'
has been satling his dyc on manager
! Job and there have been times Whel
Hans was near his objective.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
EXPECT SHAKE-UP
IN Delaware TEAM
Coach Tells Players They
Must Tackle Low or
Lose Positions
ENDS MUST DO MORE
EFFECTIVE WORK

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Nov. ii.-Another shake
Nh I'm the Delaware College eleven FOR
tho Swarthmore game on Saturday Is
possible. Coach Baumgartner IL work
Ing hard 80 get better results from
his ends for this game. and he told
the candidates during practice yester-
day that lh& ends have got 10 get In
ihe game and smash io hold their
positions The same viii hold 2s to
tackling. lie informed the linesmen,
and in fact, every member OF the var
sity that any man who Is caught tack
ling high against Svarthmore will be
taken out of the game at once and
another man substituted.
The squad has worked for thlrty-ilvc
minutes yesterday afternoon In a
scrlmmaCe followed by twenty-five
minutes signal practice Many sub
slitutions were made and several new
men were given a trial. Lord. who for
merry played at Wcn0nah School, New
Jersey, was out for the first time, and
made a good showing at end The two
teams lined mp as follows: Team a
Foulk. McCaughan end Lsrd. ends Vita
and Carter, tackles LOngland, Mackic
and L0ttOmus, guards Jones, center
Ritz and Cantwell. quarters; stewart
and NJ. PLAN. halfbacks. and Aker
fullback. Team B-L. PLAN, Attix and
Hearne. ends: Wilson and Tyson
tackles: Roach and Laurilsen, guards
llolion, center; Tonkin, quartor; Loose
Feldman and Olcoit, halfbacks, anC
Alarston, fullback. L. PLAN was ou
for the first time since being injured
several weeks ago. Ritz and MarstoI
sustained sprained ankles during th'
scrimmage but win probably be ou
again in few days.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
NJ II. c. HAMILTON.
No. prc.. sLaN CorespondenL

United Press STAFF correspondent.
NEW YORK, Now ii-Down the
stretches Of this winter there is bound
ia go laundering The combined chorus
Of "a million throats arguing over who's
going To be who when the rival mana
gers in the two big leagues got going
neat season.
There are many openings i'm the
Qrownup circuits. more than at any
time for years. Jack Barry probably
has PLAYED his last major league game
for soma time, owing 10 the fact that
he is fast aned in the naval reserve. Mil
Ter Hugglns. OF course, mas been trans
ferred and s.. Louis needs new lead
er; Il is perfislently, If doubtfully ru-
mored that the Browns are looking for
a new mentor.
Picking leader for The Cardinals
will be the real popular sport for the
indoor fans. Countless luminarics IN
the sport armament already have beer
nominated for the job. Among then
have been Ira Thomas. Jack Coombs
Jack Miller, Branch Hickey and a hal
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
FOOTBALL FANS
MUST Pay WAR TAX
Delaware College Athletic
Council Awards Numerals
for Baseball and Track
PLAN FOR COMING
BASKETBALL SEASON

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Dol. N0V. ii-M the meet
ing OF the Delaware College Athletic
Council last night the matter of assess
ing the. war tax on the admission 30
the college sports was discussed. THIS
tax will be iO per cent OF the adj
mission. and consequently the Tickets
20 the Swarthmurc game on saturday
will Doe 5a cents, and Co the Ihanhs-
giving Day sQme si.iO. Dean smith,
president of the council. Prof. George
T.. button. Dr. Walter ~. steel ana
Ncils y. Wright were named a com
mh,ec 10 decide the best method of col-
,cctlng ihe tax from the holders OF sca-
son tickets.
There was considerable discussion
relative 10 the awarding OF letter To
Nsrsion and Craig for scoring points
I'm the middle States meet al Lehlgh
/ University last spring. This mates
was discussed some months ago, Dut
no action was taken. Some members
of the council feel that "a student who
scores points in such "a large meet
where they c0mpeip VIII uthlcts nom
1 much larger colleges are entitled to a
ID" Coach Baumgarincr suggested
the award of MINOR "D' IN place OF
/ the Del" Both of ilAsc matters weF.
referred 90 special committee CON
slsilng of Professor Duiton and Bowen
and Craig. student members of the
council 60 report back
Glass numerals for track were award
ed m follows. 1918 men, Crockett, H.
Alexander Taylor, Cats and Meyers
1919. Marslon. llearnc, NJ. PLAN, Loose
Craig and Ewing; 1920. Thomas, Brewer
Mcdonnell. Williams and KITE.
Glass numerals for baseball Wcr'
awarded as follows: 1919, Middleton
Mcmillan. Dursiein. Canweh Hum
phrey. Akor Mackie, Robinson am
Ewing; 1920. Olcoit. DAILY. Marvil, Walk
cr. Barnard. Casey, ilolton, ritz, Challa
and jam.
on the recommendation OF proiessC
Dution. who coached tennis last yea
the following men were awarded ihe
lT Il for that sport. Olcott, McMill
and Gutowliz.
10 n was decided 90 allow the Ncwo
,tlHigh school basketball players 10 pro
,cl tice I'm the college gymnasium and pi
n their games there.
uil Dean Smith. for Manager Ernie Wy
~. ", son on the basketball team, report
ne that the following basketball gan
have been scheduled. December
e. stevens. 40 Hoboken. December
pa Pratt Institute. at Brooklyn; Janua
y. A. Lebanon Valley. at Newark; febi
~ arv I. Aloravian. at Newark. and FeDl
m ary q. swarthmore 40 Newark. Gam
are also pending with Lafayette.
Johns. on Annapolis, and ursinus.
~ The next meeting Of the council w
be held the first Tuesday In OecemD'
h' when the football letters VIII
y. awarded
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
Bal Nelson Makes Opponent
Mail Out Story of His Defeat

enof 30 mess IN ihe once Decoise he
hadn't been declared a winner. HIS ie-
rocfiy finally reached the funny point
and Nelson himself took "a hand. Meet
ng Unholz on the street Bat hailed
him.
SAY Rudy. y'oin't sore at me- are
you2 Cmon up 10 my hotel ] want To-
show YOU something.
I-nholz provided much sport day or
SO later telling what ad iranspired.
"NVhaddya thing a. that Bat fellow.
He gets me mp there in his room and an
over The bed is a bunch of those cen
sored business Bink- what said only
got a draw. Bat was mailing 'em all
over the country 20 newspaper men to
make 'em think I didn't lick him. An
he made me paste the stamps on 'em
Whahiya think Of a guy like that? Nc
putin stamps on those more censor
/ ing phks.
UnhOlz was quite "a tartar while h'
] lasted. but suffered a decline and died
Evening journal., 1917-11-14

Organization plans for new local
bowling league TO be known as the
Mercantile League. and which VIII ne
composed OF Snellenberg. Mullin ana
other teams. are we'll under way ana
ID is expected that the first games
will be PLAYED next week. IL is not
known as yet how many teams viii
comprise the league, but a meeting
of representatives Of the various stores
will be held later this week TO COM
plete the organization.
Under the leadership OF Carl smell
lenberg, who has been elected captain
ihe Snellenburg team tried out Its
various candidates in practice games
ON the Crescent alleys last night.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14

The backneld Of a potential all-Amer-
lean football team this year may well
give the follower Of the game pause.
In spite Of The war. which has taken
dozens Of great football players Oui Of
their colleges. few years have produced
such wealth Of good backfleld ma
terial.
North, south, east and west contri-
butte stars Of the first magnitude, so
the expert who expects 30 pick an
all-American team will find his hands
fun when he starts TO make his selec-
tions.
in the cast hc Will lind Oliphant the
human tank, Of West Point Berry Of
Penn. a wonder on oifensc and defense
and a great kicker; McLauren of Pitt.
the human battering ram; Ingram of
the Navy. a super score getier; Gilroy
OF Georgetown, the greatest scorer ~
1916. and McCreight the W. and j. star
I'm the south Strupper and Guyon of
Georgia Tech are burning up the grid
irons.
In the west Harley of Ohio State
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
AII-AmeHcaR BackfieId? IFS Going 10
be d Mighty Tough lob TO Pick One

is showing helicr than last year;
sparks Of Michigan may Doe considered
one Of the best quarierbacks Of the
season and Brandy of Notre Dame has
already vrigcn his name in the foot
bah hall of fame
Simpson M Wisconsin and Charpier
Of Illinois are both we'll above thesiNer-
age.
Finstcrvah of syracuse is one ol
the best line pluneers in the east. ulh-
ers who law shown exceptionally Wen
are WAY of Penn slate; =. ana .. llol.
brook of na1mouih; RODGERS OF Wes'
Virginia. and Ncihcrcuit of Cornell.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
RnOMNs0N TO PRACnCE.

Brownson will hold regular practice
tonight at 7.3O o'clock. The Librarians
are without a game for this SATURDAY
owing 10 the fact that the Frankford
A. A.. OF philadelphia, cancelled. Ne
goliations are being made to bring the
strong Camp Dix team down, which
team is composed Of boys from here
Thar have been drafted and sent TO
Camp Dix. II IL is impossible to brins
Them here the Br0wnson Management
will bring down team from League
Island.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
,un.wFFK suOOT AT BELLEVUE

Many Of the members Of ,'cp ,ae arl
mlnglon Trapshooting Asso5r' Thurs
nlonnlng 10 attend the resu'"
day shoot at Bellevue. ,.mbers go 20
The Wilmington CLUB 1is"'1 ,n meet the
Chester on sat.su'. ii,i second match oi
Chester club n 1sd .HI Philadelphia Trap rap
the season Of ,ne md many viii iase
shooier. Less9si, e, ne. 1 1mid-wees shoe, no s.,l 10
set IN fgTl 95e n. iraps viii be open at -'0
r. NJ
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
uACIFy BASKETBALL.

Basketball j. almost under way Tor
me season at Hogloy. With Mecloskey
as manager aud Hand as captain, the
foam Is Inc .smc as last years. Gal
i,cher viii ply rcnier Hand and Me
Xcv Will handle the forward posi-
lions and Buchanon. Mclaughlin and
NrCioskcy viii make up thc defense
Evening journal., 1917-11-14

20
companions who made
ip our hunting party.
A cotton-tail never
has been given credit
for having as many
brains as he has speed
In his hind legs. but
he has enough of th,
former TO assure him
self that the hunter
lwill look for him II
/ the TAN grass. the
! thick briars and th
1 brush heaps.
\ In consequence o
fthis be finds himself
mice little patch O
grass. Just big enougl
10 hide behind. or a
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
NnING FRIENns LOsE.

I'm The first real basketball game oI
ihe season on q local iloor louns
Friends A. A., champions OF the Church
\ a,e1ie last season. went down to de-
feat before the Chester y. NJ. C.. \. team
i'm the Friends school gymnasium last
night by tile score Of ~ TO 70. score.
Chester Y. VI. &. \.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14

Tho Hagley boys feel confident that
they tan stay with any team in the
city and stale aud are anxious 90
book up an nrsi-clsss teams in VII
mington. llagley would like 0 prac-
ticc game for next Wednesday night
Challenges may De- addressed 90 Ed.
ward J. McCloskcy, 2ls West Fourth
street. city.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14

little bunch Of briars. that doesn't look
big enough 90 cover him, and that Is
where he hangs out.
We know ne hidos in the big briar
patches and In the brush piles and in
the tall swale grass, but we also know
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
Young Friends.
MEnCANTIIE RnlNLING.

Fouls committed. Chester, 6; Friends,
40 Referee. Gemmill.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14

There may ho some cloud Sto,'nu
pete Herman's bantamweight ttie' bu'
mo- one will deny he's in class .!
himself when 70 comes 20 hiina 'A-
emnti0ns for military duty.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
ne,n Al For Il

lies, Willard gave up three minutes
of his valuable time TO the governmen,
bv boxing two minute and nau
rounds at Pntsburg. It's an even bel
ihat less thinks ne deserves a pension
for 10.
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
nv MOnnIs ACKFRMAN.

HY MOIlIIN ALkEItNNN.
EVENING JOURNAL Fisn and Game
Expert.
Ono time we shot six rabbits In
nve-acrc lot that had Just been work
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
SORT FOR DAVE.

John A,uraW Is taking OF supp!ant-
ing Dave Robertson. Probably because
Dave wants John 10 provide a wheel
CHAIR 20 he can move arounl the out
field iu comfort.
John Tener says ne intends TO crack
ihe whip "a little in the National Leasne
next wear. The old National can GER
iainly stand a little simon Legree stun
Evening journal., 1917-11-14
BOWLING
CITY BOWLING
ATLAS REsERNEs.
nnNnnlls.

Totals -. ..-7io 100 e0'-z'I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-10
GIRLS AND WOMEN
MOSTLY VICTIMS:
zoo ARE WOUNDED

PHILADELPHIA April lo-Eddystone police headquar
estimated least 50 persons. many OF them
girls, killed and probably 200 injured when series Of
mysterious explosions destroyed the main section of the Bald
win Locomotive munitions works shortly after 10 today
Many newspaper and relatives OF persons allied
u arrested by guards about the plant this aernoon
Every who approached subjected examination
and only representatives OF the company permitted
freely.
Relatives even permitted the morgues.
There evidence oi continued excitement the part Of
the officials during the day Rumor OF arrests among the
OF foreigners aoat.
Nine buildings Section f. with machinery worth mill
lions completely shattered by the basts, (which ssoo
this city like earthquake Practically every building ia
the plant damaged.
The origin of the explosions is being investigated by
detachment OF expert the by the local
branch OF the department justice The government agents
proceeding the theory that the explosions
accidental
1ing the origin OF tho explosion. Ono report
said that who under suspicion shot when he
.red to escape Great secrecy, however, prevailed
Ground the plant badly up that
balances could approach. heavy pail of smoke hung
the whole district and intermittent explosions still
occurring after ! p.
The First battalion OF militia Hester under command
OF Lieut. Morris. arrived the today and took up
Guard duty about the plant the of Eddystone
,hores The BOYS armed with rifles