davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

his size. His arms are as long as
JET Tesreau's.
He has an easy motion which al
most recalls Mathewson. He has
speed, an assortment OF curves and
change OF pace. And he has a
baseball head.
Wade Hoyt will not be with the
Giants until late In the season. He
will be sent to Memphis where Nike
Donlin. an old Giant. will look after
him-but this is not on account OF
lack OF ability but because McGraw
fears his extreme youth may be a
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
Rookie Cunners to Get Plenty
OfWOrk in Series With Waco
Crowd Demands
Speech-Jess Goes
Thru Window

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. March IA.
Jess willard. pusilist and Kan.
sas stockmAn. Is in Kansas City
from Mayetta. kss.. TO market
10 carloads OF cattle. Jess was
tired and sought rest in the OF.
hees OF commission nrm. But
his presence was soon discov-
cred and the champions haven
quickly filled 20 overlooking with
a crowd demanding a speech.
Jess ned into bank once.
climbed thru a window and es.
capped via a street car.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

pitchers
station emorep the victim.
lfwfnco . a
McGraw half
Their chief lament
drives
the bali into the rough some lair
fsway and all the tst Ike him rhey
batting the follow thru h With the
In lefthcnded
lxess follow thru baseball
fellows IKE Msthewscn and Bender play neat game o. golf
with the
- sny that they always handled budgeon golf
M should handled That got them little baseball but helped LOT
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

the developing into
- him much Bens
bad Heiman
1915 and Dyer be making
3 OF % failing
batting He difficulty meeting the bah uArs
that drives the pellet
the Probably be learned while sharpshootns At those
notable
rd circuit He getting
Of csrefu and be profing by
"A
speed grand pair Of
he
the that ahead he likely
~ - ranked q
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
Three Per Game viii
Be Used Saturday
and Sunday
nv HAROLD v. WILCOX.

(stdn Correspondent DETROIT Tmss)
wAxAHAcHIE. Tex. March IA.
Rookie hurlers will again -
given chance to show Manager
Hughie jennings what claims they
have on a major league berth In
the series with the waco club OF
the Texas league, Saturday and
Sunday.
Jennings will continue 10 use
three moundsmen for each game In
an effort 70 give them all a fair
workout before he passes fnAl judy.
ment. Jones. Watson and Flanagan
are ali pretty Wild yet. Flanagan
has the speed but he seems 20 have
difficulty in shooting them over the
pan.
Dyer. ellison and Jones are still
lighting IL out for Wits job, Jones
however. arrived a week late and
has not had the same opportunity
20 show his merit as the others. He
hss more striking minor league
record than the others. but n IA
doubtful II he can hit as well az
Ellison or field AZ fas, az the latter.
The riges were put thru bunting
practice Tuesday. and seem 10 be
progressing considerably along this
line. Hughie has tried for a number
OF years to develop long string Of
hunters. but has not produced as
many as he would like. He may
achieve this ambition this year.
however
Association football was played
BY the athletes Tuesday afternoon.
Hughie was In charge Of the win.
ners who beat Jimmy Burke's squad
by q score Of 10 o
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

The three big league teams OF
Greater New York have no fewer
than iis pastimers in training a.
the present time. The Giants have
ts players under contract. the Yam.
KEGS 81. and the superbas y
President Ban Johnson OF the
American league has assured the
management Of the Toronto club Of
mis- intention 10 visii the Canadian
city for the Iajoie day celebration
10 be held there next June
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

ST LOUIS. Scoops" Carey.
the Pirates classy outhelder. has
departed for Columbus, Ga. 10
Join HIS teammates. Carey signed
up when Barney Dreyfuss offered
the right figure.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

Of be
Ia a
nobody
particular
his
- pitcher the ball
interested throwing
- bsoe be could think Of playing ball he ehueng them with
did
- - shown TO the outhpaw form OF insanity
1As makes the training official
II OF
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
IN THE TRAINING CAMPS

MARLIN, Tex--Benny KAur ie-
cided 20 continue baseball today
He pried on a home run and ron
tributed to the Giants Is TO vic
tory over Dallas.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

MINERAL WELLS. Textile
White Sox lost their second player
BY the retirement route" Tuesday
when Infelder Alfred Won Kolnitz
wrote 10 President Comsikey that
he was thru. Kolnitz has been ap-
pointed manager OF a potash com
pzny In Virginia
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

First period. GoalS-Schlegel 10
min: Ruppel ~ min. Stops-PeIle-
tier 2 Short a Onsides-Dctrott ].
Preston i. PenAltiss-Noue. Second
period Goals--Roberts min 10
sec. RDppel 3 min 10 sec. Schiegel
10 min. rs sec Roberts 10 min. 80
sec. Stops-PelIstteF o. Short s. on
sides-Detroit J. Preston /. Penal
tiee---short. Pletsch, TFigioue. Black.
Third period Goals-shaw IL min.
stops--HAmmelen 0. Short s. Onsides
--DetrpN 0. Preston J. Penaities--
Black. SchiageL Roberts substitu-
tfons--FfAmmeIeT for Pelietier.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14


HOT SPRINGS, Ark.-when Jake
Daubert drags into the Dodger camp.
according 70 reports here. the Ma
tional league champions win start
learning how 20 be soldiers.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark-Dufy Lew
is and Harry Hooper are TODAY en-
route here. President Frazee re
ceived wires 20 this effect.
MIAMI F1a.-The Braves and
SeminoIes will have II OUT again
here todas The Braves won yester.
day, III 20 G.
PALESTINE, Textile Swattsrs
were so pleased with themselves
when the government drill sergeant
raid they were good that they swat.
ted the Soakers in zine innings. 8
to 4. Eothorn today looms like the
pitching End Of the Browns squad.
HOT WELLS. Tex--Lou North
needed a shave badly. in fact he
couldn't see the plate thru the hair,
so he passed forr successive battsrs
and San Antonio -copped another, ,
20 2. Nor lineup changes and an
cher game this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

MACON. Gs.-Bill Piercy. rookie
pitcher with the Yankees, II being
picked az one Of the new men Bill
Donovan viii take back 20 New
York as a regular.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14


IN the major leagues, snapped In
action AZ the Giants training camp
at Marlin Springs, Texas.
handicap 10 him without another
season In the minors.
Hoyt has only been pitching ball
amateur and professionalism
two years. He broke In with Eras
mus high school, Brooklyn. IN April
1915
Glance over this record.
1si5-Won three pionships
in the Greater New York amateur
leagues. winning 80 games and los-
ing three.
1siS-Pitched for Lebanon in the
Penn State league. for Hartford and
Lynn. Pitched 30 games. winning
% and losing six. including two no.
hit games.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

WAXAHACHIE. TEXAS hAtIh IL
YHnE the mound At SSvS se ro should
M nnextm popuaee OF
WV and out the nst T r1 Lanes
ball bygones -. ne
this sprins James Of year ago s sua from
pitching star 70
- :. ne srrnonraIon Tousins vote OF @
beado James
In He deserved ~
condition much OF
Secazas necessaTy Jennings to disciphs M
needed better ptehins 20 and
delivering thru fault chieiy MS ~
= protect justified
Nohody knows BIZ himself To h snsI
panning IKE man
fellow Il he has come 70 camp as [ 10 com
t.up holds gudges ana Vo's no
SHORTY he hed himself 90 me Ssrs
winter hunting IN
-. - $3.50 snhsy on foot grutng laoo ne
worked OF that ms
!. soIds He perfect condition HIS JOB nas PEI
intos he hasn't been
twiln he Is
pitchers are satisneo WIN %
all In fact ne nae
arrived And now ne mas oen Appe
Iii the pan
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

WIS FLANAGAN o be a is
I1zhmanhardly but
the Emerald most
him resemblance to that
he
he
smile and whsling hulahuls
Chief Bender passed TIE Phflies
pitcher he He that
0lngsr 10 his large acquaintance
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
Would Match Ray and overten.

Would Match Ray and overten.
NEW YORK. March lt.-Enorts
are being made here today 20 ar.
range a meeting In one-mile spe-
cial race between Johnny overton.
the sensational Yale distance man,
and Joie Ray. star OF the Chicago
Athletic club.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
BUFFALO MEN
HAVE CLOSE CALL
AT A. b. c. MEET

GRAND RAPIDS Mich, March
1.-THE Buffalo men who are lead
Ing the woman event. Henry I'D
wards and Joe West came close 10
heing passed In Tuesdays rolling
~ the tournament OF the American
Bowiing Congress
George Snider and William Young.
OF Toledo. were close on their aeels.
but four railroads in the final game
stopped them. Edwards and Vests
score was l3ee
Jack Reilly, one CT the best in
Chicago. rolled up a marker OF 66l.
the highest In the singles Reilly
had only one open game. a split Al
the drst.
The BullcckGresns viii clash
with the Rayi reserves Just bsfcre
the ,baskrthall match between the
Rsyi regulars and 81 Mary's college
from Fort Wayne Wednesday night
in the Moore temple gym. The main
match should prove hard fought.
Manager Skeliy. Paul Peterson
and Young Dalton are in Tolodo
where Pederson has been matched
for 10 grounds with q Toledo boy
wednesday night Dalton will APP
pear In the preliminAries.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

SHREVEPORT. LA-To drill OF
not 20 driI-thAt's the question
bothering Christy NAthewson OF the
Reds. Matty win step in line II
the powers that be can dig him M
drill master In the meantime
Matty Hs sending his Reds full
games almost daily with the result
that the Reds arc IN the best early
condition ever
Louie Schneider Trains With Tises.
Louis Schneider. Woodward-ave.
cafe proprietor. writes The Times
that he has lost 40 pounds train
ing with the Tigers in waxahachie
Schneider friends say--could
lose 20 more and never miss n
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14
With the Pues

MILWAUKEE. wis-FiEht pro
moters and fans today are pre-
psrsd for the expected ruling OF
The boxing commission prohibiting
the giving OF large guarantees 70
boxers appearing In Wisconsin.
Amounts up 70 $500 probably viii be
allowed. The commission believes
that the talk q large guarantees Is
hurting the boxing game. and Is in
favor Of requiring all boxers % APP
pear on a percentage basis
NEW YORK-Followin his vic
tory over Johnny Tinman AZ Phila,
delphia, Benny Leonard New York
lightweight. today began training
for his bout the night OF March u
with Champion Freddie Welsh. Ac.
cording 10 critics Leonard IL great
~ improved since hs last appear.
ance against welsh.
NEW YORK--Another dancing
cautious reserved fighter hung up
his hat and coat and settled down
in our midst today along with Fred.
die Welsh. His name 10 Peter Her
man. He claims the bantam cham
pionship and says be proved II by
whipping Dutch Brandt.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-14

~ hroriie pastmes greeting the whole world with
tie and whistling very amorous hulahula
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11
zAPATA NOW
IS CLOSELY
GUARDED BY
CAVALRYMEN
z TROOPS GO

United States military authorities and
department OF Justice agents are watch
ing closely the situation IN and around
activity ot alleged filibusterWg parties
and "ladrones.' ~ robbers. the latter hav-
ing committed, II a. alleged, series Of
robberes IN small Mexican communities
on the Mexican side, later escaping 70
the American side. One party "A few days
ago clashed with United States troops,
during which several Mcxicans were kill
ed and several captured, the latter being
charged with violation Of the neutrality.
The encounter occurred Saturday be
tween q party 81 filibusters and detach-
ment of the FIRST New Hampshire infan-
try. According Ia a report received a.
Fort Brown, the New Hampshire troops
came upon large number. Of Mexi@ns
crossing the Rio Grande. The soldiers
intercepted them and shots were fired.
have captured Ramiliene and Parral, two
small villages about ten miles below the
border from Zapata.
Four men captured near Guerrero, Mex
leo, Nv members w the Fourteenth II. s.
cavalry. Leopoldo Dominguez. Juan Are
ola. Ieopoldo Ramos and Matias Con
zales. were taken 10 Laredo where they
were given hearing before the United
States commissioner on charge Of
violation NJ the neutrality by con
ducting 4 filbu-ter. After the hearing
charges were preferred against the four
men Of violating the neutrality laws and
conducting q military expedition against
u friendly nation.
Two troops rf the United States cav
airy have been sent from Fort Rlnggold
to patrol the country about Roma and to
the west of Roma a. far ~ the Arroyo
Del Tigre. about twenty miles east Of
Xapata The arroyo H. the western limit
at the Brownsville district. General Park
er's jurisdiction not extending beyond
there.
Fort Brown ordinarily Is IN commnica-
tion with Zapata through the border mill
tary telephone system. but the line west
of Roma was reported out of order today.
having been grounded somewhere in that
vicinity. Ii was expected that communi-
cation with Zapata would be reestahliShed
sometime during today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11
THAW May
DE-; CUTS
HIS NECK
Wrist,
OFFICERS
DRAW IN


PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. ll.--fIarrv
X Thaw. who for two DAYS has been sought
by the police on charge Of kidnapping
and assautng Fred Gump. .Ir.. l9 wears
old, cut hi> wrists and throat Il a private
house today after il was surrounded by
officers Thaw was taken "a a hospital Al
his request. where he may die. according
io Captain at Detectives Tate.
Thaw killeG Stanford White. = noted ar
chitcct. IN the midst ~ y crowd at Madison
square Garden roof garden IN June. 1906.
He was incited 20 the act. he sand. by the
confession hi~ wife. Evelyn Ne~bit. cho-
rue girl. madc of her treatment ~ White
previous 10 her marriage to Ihaw.
Two trials Tor murder resulted. the see
ond of which resulted in the aequittal Of
Thaw on the ground Of insanity. After hie
commitment 10 the asylum he began Sc
ries 81 attempts Ia obtain his liberty
through haheas corpus proceeding m which
he sought Ia have himself declared Sade.
Failing IN this, he made his escape from
the ASYLUM and fled by automobile and
tram 10 Canada. where he was arrested and
finally departed INTO New Hampshire by
the Canadian immigration authorities Tie
resisted extradtion from New Hampshire
10 tins state, hut was finally brought back,
10 be released later
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11
into
LEAK OVER;
CHARGES BY
LAWSON ARE
''UNFOUNDED''

WASHINGTON. u. ~. Jan. ll.-Dem
ocratic membcrs cf the h1sse ralrz-.,nIal..
mittee voted today ~ report the leak"
resolution adver civ. This action opor-
ates e. end the inquiry.
Republican members II the committee
opposed the contention of tue democrats
that there IN no ground m the Lawson
charges upon which e. base an inrrsti-
cation.
a tip picked up il Wall street that
broker private wires from Washington
said that President Wilson was about tn
send 2 peace note was responsible for The
Dow Jones dispatch forecasting the note
ten hours before A was published. q Wall
Street Journal editor told the committee
today.
Democrats and republicans disagreed ~
10 the effect Of the committee action to-
ward Lawson contempt charges. The
republicans said he was absolved before
vote ~ the majority and that the inves-
tgation is over Chairman Henry insist
ed that 2 special sub committee a. deal
with lawsons refusal to answer the qnes-
hons propounded by the committee aud his
publication ~ the "leak" charges Ill news
papers shll l- IN existence an dina ytake
some action
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11
0C0MP MPLETE THE
DANISH ISLE SALE
TREATY WITH UNITED STATES PR0-
VlDiNG F0R SALE NOW ON
WAY ACROSS OCEAN.
lSreciaI W The Herald }

WASHINGTON. H. III, ian. ll-Ac-
cording 20 Official advices from Copenhagen
the ratification bv King Christian Of the
treaty providing For the sale Of the Danish
West Indies u the United States II To b.
despatched 0n a steamer leaving Copenha-
gen today for New York The exchange Of
rahfications will marke the concluding
step IN the negotiations and The consumma
ton of the deal VIII follow when congress
makes the appropriation of $4,000, 600,
which is the purchase price stipulated IA
the treaty. II Is expected that the appro-
priatlon will be made AT this session. but II
is considered doubtful of the present con
gress will make any effort 10 create q per
manent form Of government for the newly
acquired possess ens.
Before taking possession of the ISLANDS
there are many details involved IN the
transfer tu be worked ont by the execu-
tive department Of the government involv-
ing contracts and business concessions IN
the islands which the treaty guaranteed
would W. continued These will BE- adjust
ed. IN all probability. together with tenn
porarv form Of government Tor the islands.
which woud prevail pending congressional
action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11
Automobile Turns
Over. Driver Hurt

Red" Kuhn. an automobile driver ~
Mercedes. " IN the military base hospital
ut Brownsville. receiving treatment Tor a
number OF scratches about the faces and
bruises received on the Point Isabel road
late Yesterday when an automobile ~ was
driving turned over The accident oc-
Cured about fifteen miles ont ~ Browns
Vile Several members OF the North Da n
kota infantry were in the ear and were
thrown out. but escaped further injuries
than those of srvere shock and bruises.
They were brought to Brownsville early
last night IN an automobile after having
heen removed temporarily 70 the DE Costa
ranch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11
REVOLVER CLUB
TO Be FORMED
LOCAL ARMY MEN PLAN 0RGAklZA-
Ti0k TO BE COMPOSED or RESI-
DENT u. s. ARMY OFFICERS.
To The Herald

To The Herald:
| am authorized by the headquarters Of
the United States Revolver association 70
organize a local pistol and revolver club,
"a be under the auspices Of and IN affiha
ton with the II. - k. A., which is the mn
tional organization governing pistol and re-
volver shooting in the United States and
Canada. and whose members have won for
this country against the world at the last
two Olympic meets.
There are surely many local shooters
who would like to join this club. which will
be conducted in the interests of clean.
wholesome sport and improved marksman-
ship with a view 10 putting Southern Tex
n again on the map as a shooting center.
This club will be known as the Rio Grande
Pistol and Revolver club and Nh members
will be proposed and accepted ~ members
OF the u. ~ X. A. and will receive in addi-
ron 10 other benefits the monthly bulletin
Of that association. A OIL shooting
throughout the civilized world IL done on
the standard target OF the u. = II. A.. the
bulletin will enable them tocompare their
wcrk with that Of the clubs ard individ-
LalS of other cities and TO participate IN
all state and national championship com
petitions. shooting on their own range.
ANY persons interested may obtain full
information on request from DR.. Casper X.
Byars, 1914 Washington street. president
of the local club. or from the underslgn-
ed. II j. nv purpose that this club shall
be organized with local resident officers 20
that its continuance will not be menaced
by the passing Of members who may be con
nected with the militia
GEO. W. MCKENZIE.
Local Secretary. Il. :. X. A.,
Post Hospital, For, Brown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11
Wilson Smiles As
He Passes PiCkets

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 1.-THE
suffrage silent sentinels' resumed duty
today about the white house despite the
freezing Wind. They changed frequently
10 allow returns e. headquarters To warm
tnelr feet. The president left the white
they arrived. When he returned from
goifing, the pickets ran quickly to their
position where they flanked the drive
way To be reversed by the automobile.
The president smiled broadly bat gave no
recognition to the pickets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11
RESOLUTION
INDICATES
A PRO VOTE
NEXT JULY;
INTRODUCED

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 1.-Two bills for
mileage, per diem and contingent expense
bills passed both houses today, the first of
scores Of bills 10 be acted upon. One hun
dred and five bills and eight resolutions
we're introduced this morning. One Of these
resolutions would submit the statewide
prohibition amendment to be voted on July
next, and If adopted to become effective
January next.
One resolution introduced IN the house
provides for the registration Of all 'iobby-
lists" "a
Leaders say little viii be done until the
prohibition question j. disposed Of.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11
GREEK KING
TURNS GUNS
into HANDS
OF ENTENTE
AS DEMANDED

ATHENS. Greece Jan. lin accord
ance with the agreement made with the
allies December 1. King Constantine today
began the delivery 10 the entente allies Of
siX batteries of mountain guns. Under hi~
orders several hostile demonstrations Were
suppressed and 4 meeting called ~ protest
against the acceptance of the allied uti-
matum was dispersed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11

PARIS. Jan. 1l.-The allies reply 10
President Wilson's peace note will b. pub
lished here Friday morning, they being de-
~irous that President Wilson has ii in full
also presented 10 Ambassador Sharp from
the Belgian government. declaring entire
adhesion ~ the allies answer and SAVING
that the Belgian government IL thankful
for generous service rendered the Belgian
population.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11
Many Sections Have
Not Seen New Nickel

WASHINGTON. Ill. Jan. H. De
spite the fact that the "huitalo" nickel
has been IN circulation more than four
wears the belief still prevails w certain
sections that the coin ~ rare Inquiries
were recently made ot the government III
u j. likely that the premiums would be
paid The officials replied that more than
two hundred and nineteen million buffalo
nickel~ are III circulation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11

BERLIN. Jan. 1.-THE Hamburg Frem-
denblatt sees ~ the long delay Of the en-
tente answer 10 President Wilson's note an
evident indication NJ embarrassment caus-
I'd nv the presidents step II SAYS PreSl-
dent Wilson's note cannot. like the Ger
man ovrtnres, be turned off by abuse. bus
calls for justification Of a proonging Of
histlities which neutral opinion would ac-
cepi a. reasonable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11

PEACE IN
REPLY0F
ALLIES;
REACHES
U.S.TODAY

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE ASs1-
ciated Press learned today that
the entente reply TO President
Wilson makes specific desig-
nation Of its peace terms, includ-
ing the restoration of Belgium,
Serbia and Montenegro, and COM
pIete reparation for damage they
sustained. and the evacuation OF
invaded territory of France. Rus
sia and ROumania, with such rep
aration as is c0nsiderede just.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11
Palms Now Beautifv
High School Campus

Slightly more than 100 beautiful palms
and trce~ are being planted on the
Brownsville high school grounds for the
work IL heing done ~ Gcorce ~ Camp
bell. of San Brmto. The plants include
seventy -cne Washington Robusta palms.
the palm that " ndleenons 10 this see
tion and about tmtry eight silk oaks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11
WAYNE MACvEAGH is DEAD.
CRy Associated pressD

WASHINGTON. ID. O.. Jan. 1l.-Wayne
MacNeagh, attorney general in the Gar
field cabinet, and brother Of Franklin
MacNeaeh, former secretary Of the treas
ury, died here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11

LONDON, Jan III - Premier LLOYD
George. speaking tins afternoon, said that
Emperor William told the people the en-
tente allies rejected his peace offer 70 drug
those he could no longer dragoon. eve
were not offered peace" the permer said.
"but a trap was baited with fine words
We All want peace, but il must be real
one"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-11
Rock Hewn Grave
For Buffalo Bill

DENVER. Col. Jan IA rock hewn
grave in the crest of lookout mountain.
near here. will mark the end oi the trail
# Buffalo Bit. according 70 plans The
city has offered the family this burial
place and plans far the erection of a
suitable monument are under Way. Burial
will hc sunday.