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-g iP g.r, SP p--. i SERGT GRAHAM CAUTIONING THE POSSE TO BE CAREFUL 4 I 0 4 A 4 1 i 1 4 I I 't I 1 4 4 i i I 4 1 Lawrefice Woman I lawrence Woman Robbed and Two UpAnother Woman Attacked Assailant EscapingState Police CAREY FAULKNER OF CAMBRIDGE. Winner of the Intermediate Singles. IN THE USE OF FIREARMS. Men Are Locked at Magnolia, Her Find Clew.

womm ROBBED IN LA WHENCE LAWRENCE, Aug 16--Carr le Shepherd of 2 Melvin ct, this city, an exciting experience with two holdup men at- 930 o'clock. this- evening4 on Esaex st near the Boston Malpe railroad freight yards, 41thin a atdni throw of the busiest thoroughfare In the city. 1 Continued on the Fourth Page. Present Seems to be Slowly Fading Away, Gov -Guild passed a fairly comfort- able day yesterday at the Chariesgate hosatal; where he Wei operated on for appendicitis on Friday. He had very little fever throughout Continued on the Fourth rage.

OVER WIDE TERRITORY Bay State Has Eirthquakel Fell From Scituate to Roxbury. Molly Tha WI Explosion ll Maid Dishes Vera Rallied and Hoses Shaken. Whit Is believed to have been plight earthquake shock wee felt over a large section south and aat of liouton, el. tending dowri the South hor as far a. Scituate.

thence west as far as itrockton. and taking in Ilolbrook, Sharon, Dedham, Dorchester and Roxbury, last night about 11:30. Descriptions of the vary widely, but a majority of them tell of what happened as being more in the nature of an explosion than of an earth-, quake in the accepted notion. In same places peopla were Co frightened by the chock that they ran out of thetr houses to the streets. The familiar phenomena of rattling dishes, 'shaking buildings, long-drawn and terrifying rumblings under the earth.

were all, noted. Children waked crying from their sleep, and in induetrial 'establish. menta running during the evening men rushed watchmen all through the works lest an explosion had occurred. The telephone service leaped into act. tivity, and anxious inquiries flew all.

over the eaetern half of the 'state. A number of theories as to the cauee, all of themI.lodging the were started and quickly disproven. Blue 11111 obeervatory at that said the shock was traveling too fast to, have been an earthquake, and seemed to be more like an explosion. Later Air Clayton stated that an earthquake had occurred. The.

tenter. of the area apparently' was somewhat eouth of Quincy, ani the Fore River works was Arta in everybody's mind. the foreman at those works said the great building' there shook, and the shock was so, sharp he. at once cent watchmen all through the plant to nee if there had been any exploalon. During the experiments with the new htuhgee bottom shell was as the lost torpedo at Sheep island the other eley.

a hiltarabonrd filled filled wilieths on explosive. This explosive is of such a. nature. however, that it cannot be ex-. ploded by concuesion, eeoreting to one of the officials of the Pore River corn.

pan)' lact night. Curiously emough, also the explosion was not felt at which would be Impossible had the lost shell exploded. The next thought in everybody'. mind was the dredging operationa going on In Itootton harbor. A rock drill is at work In the upper harbor, and several days ao it was announeed that half a ton of dynamite was to be exploded on this work at one blood.

Continued On lb Fourth Pau. Offered in this World Eau of Cambridge First in His Race at Springfield, TRIO ATTACKS LONE OFFICER NORWOOD; Aug 15A policeman a bandit bad their heads split open, and another of the bandits was shot in the head. perhaps not the scene of the pursuit of the yeggs was shifted to this town and a posse of citizens and policemen, armed Continued an the Fourth, Page. BOSTON. SUNDAY Lengths and Made It More.

proud title of amateur champion of America. The race was never In doubt from the first dip of the sculls to the final wash at the finish. for he held his 'field well In hand and won as he on the Teeth rage. TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS. 13.

Medford council. K. of defeats Charlestown council at baseball Hugh McLean beats Elmer Collins at Revere cycle track. Page 14. Jailbreak at Portsmouth, six prisoners escEping by overpowering turnkey; four recaptured.

Fred S. Young falls in attempt to swim from Charlestown bridge to Boston light Page 15. Bay state political gossip. Political calendar for the state election Of DM Page 10. Real estate transactions.

Page 22.. Rev Charles F. Dole proposes a poll tax of $5. Lowell preparing a welcome to veteran firemen. News of the water Capt Wyndham made consul general at Boston.

Page 23. Camp Katandin in New Hampshire hills. Roxbury gypsies ordered to leave. Page 27. How Boston filled its famous mill pond.

Page 2S. Cable news of the old world. John B. Wilson dead in Charlestown. Closing sessions of the International typographical union and allied bodies.

Page 30. Household department. Page 31. Among the firemen. Local lines.

Page 32. Is Greater Boston Getting Its Money's Worth From the Metropolitan by W. B. de Las Cases, Representative Malcolm E. Nichols, Senator Tilton S.

Bell, Joshua T. Nowell, Henry A. Koch. LL B. and John IL Carter.

Dudley discusses "Money in Campaigns." Howard's letter of Sept 18E3. Page 33. Attractions at the theatres. Page 34. Automobiles and their owners.

Maine woods full of schoolmaams. Page 35. Perplexing problems for Maine woman missionary. Murnane's baseball. Pose aa.

Remarkable endurance of Boston' beef loggers. Golfing. Yachts and yachtsmen. Tennis. Page 37.

Jolts from John L. Wealth in skunks. Congestion of teaming in Boston streets. Page 38, Page 39. Financial.

Page 39. Cornmercial. Military and naval. News of the labor world. The mystic orders.

How Gen Sheridan got even with a rude mayor. Page 40. Table gosalap 12 St Threatening at Outbrealti Moriling Blaze oll Washington St UmrSlory of 014- Solith Theatre Flames From Chemicals Leap High, in Airt The Old South theatre building. at 331 Washington st, on the site of the old Bros minstrel theatres was damaged by fire at 2:10 o'clock this morning, with a loss of approximately MOO. The fire originated in the upper portion of the which is occupied by Makepeace, the photographer, and the chemicals stored there caused the flames to mount high into the sky.

The buildings in the rear, on Province ct, are old and have long been regarded a.3 especially liable to fires, but by hard work the flames were confined to the top uf the theatre building. This building is occupied also by Tay tor, the tailor, and by the Old South barber shop. These places were CAM-aged by smoke and water. In the building directly in the rear are the establishments of P. S.

Phillips, painter, and W. F. Danforth, carpenter. These were also damaged by smoke and water. The fire appeared to be a very dangerous one when the alarm from box 41 was rung in, but tile firemen made very short work of Eagles' Aerie Session Adjourns.

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug 10th grand aerie of he fraternal Oroer of Eagles 'as lbrought to a close today. Past Grand-Worthy Pres Theodore Bell surrendered the chair to Bernard J. Monoghan; his successor. The Ilth grand aerie session will be held in Omaha. TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS.

Page 41. Immense hay crop at Iligganum, Conn. Venom of the fer-de-lance. Longwood boys trip the 'trolley. Page 42.

Church as school barometer. Leominster man thinks he has solved the problem of flying. MAGAZIN SECTION. Page 3Frank G. Carpenter tells of Vic.

torts falls. Africa Bridgewater's tory landmarkSummer homes in Great Barrington. Page 4How I became a nurseNews gathering in Boston before the telegraphShort humorous stories. Page 5One city In the United states that treats Its prisoners as human beingsRare breed of dogsRiver that flows two miles under ground. Page 6Gay season in full swing at TrouvilleEverybody's columnTour favorite Page 11Old stone' steps of Bosworth et To reclaim the famous Coffin farm Cute little Irish, pony.

Page 12Ships dismantled to become bargesFamous gems of prose, "Spartacus to the Gladiators" Honeymoons begin to waneAdventures of a Bath electrician. Page of the con' densed to a newspaper page. Page. Hands." words and music zompleteBowier doesn't t137 For the boys and girlsSunday puzzle. THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Aug15--Forecast for ew Englandpartly cloudy Sunday. cooler on the south coast, showers at night or Monday. light to fresh northeast to east winds. For eastern New rorkPartly cloudy Sunday, probably -somewhat cooler in extreme south portion; Monday showers, light to fresh northeast to east winds.

The temperature yesterday at Thompsons spa-3 a 74, 6 a 74, 9 a 80, 86, 3 83, 6 79, 9 74, mid 69. Average yesterday 77 7-24. Average one year ago 66 5-12. Local forecast for Boston and vicinity Sunday fair; Monday generally cloudy, probably followed by local showers, light variable winds. The temperature at 8 last night in the following places: Montreal 66.

Nantucket 66, New York 80, 'Washington 78, Atlanta 88, Savannah 80, Jacksonville 80. New Orleans go, St Louis 86, Chicago 76. Paul 68, Bismarck 68. Omaha 88. Den-vas' U.

The Globe's forecastMonday and Tuesday generally unsettled. probably with local showers. little change in temperature. variable winds. 2 ,14,24, 1 1 'tint I pT 11 till' KILLs: SM4, CHANGE 't i-4 I IN Gov cuILD 4 111 4 011 plEn This is, for Better, Jtj.

L. Report Doctors. uniqf I. OrflAnn4 OAAM1A This is', for, Better, Report Doctors. What Fever Is f' 1 I 4 bk I.

1 rn I'. sr sr L4 4 It i. i 1 i 611, i ot, 1 i 1 11 I. His Wife a Farmer Winthrop Being Sued For Divorces 1 II I ,1711 51,, 1 I I II Boy is Caught End Al Three Are Ha ids Several thousand persons narrowly escaped being hit by bullets from a et caliber revolver at Roxbury croslx 11 o'clock last night. whee 'locate B.Deming.

aged 43. of .7,1 Ward drew a revolver from Ills pocket and started enootiog at a rang of boys Who tad snatched a pockettock. Sergi 0Ne 13 and patrolmen Wallace sal Wrest. Lk) were in citizen cealss. were but short distance asay arters the faits started.

All three pieted their pistols and ran for the scene of tile Patrolman Wallace carnet across ts-rning. the smoking revolver In Eli as he was chasing one or the gang of boys. Neither Deming nor the boys stopped when commanded to by the Ogneet3. and without further ado Wallace tired Lis pistol In the air. Pas brought about the desired result.

as both Dernlag and the boy promptly stopped. When taken to the Lithos house and gearched two empty chambers were gsgmid In Demllit's revolver. while several extra slugs of the heaviest type, Lesadee those In the chambers. were Itsand in his pockets. Tbs police and witnesses say that It was almost inhscuknas that nobody Jima Lit by one of the bullets from Con nosed on lb Seventh Pose.

See Page 42 of Today's Globe. 0 at MF 0 I gest Rice 8l, 21 0 Special Sale of finest Carolina Head Rice. Zio article of food quite so healthful, economical and seasona- gm, 11 bk. 15e val, cut to 5 -IOC. 2 lbs.

17C CREAM OF WHEAT. pkg.11c TAPIOCAPearl or Flake, lb 5C SARDINESBed smoked 9C SHRINIPEest Pickled.can 1252C Talk" bot- 9c VP IPOTATOESSweet. 7 Crackers, Candy, Etc. BUTTER LUNCH, dainty, 60 to round. Spec.

(limit 2 lbSLIc olo k'IG BARSPure filling. 0 ICANDY SPECIALPurealellyGura Drops. an favors, 25c vaL, lb. 17C CAKE SALEAlmond Walnut Loaf. Walnut Sunshine Loaf and Jelly Rolls.

15c vaLloaf 9e 11 Port Wine, full bot. 29c 14 ISABELLA PORTMade from id Isabella grapes, full bodied and well ti sited. delicious for table or invalids. $125 value, smooth and el. full qt Vic tT "ACTOR" WHISILEYQt 19c of Bob." dm titte weirerses etrcrs et rtzir 0 11xx WILDEY SAVINCS BANK 52 Boytston Strut, Boston Inscnoratid aldtr MASSACKUZETTS LAWS I Money dercpstte-fl on or before 1S0 wia draw Interest from Aug.

15 III 111 iat intereq paid Iva, at tbe of I per rent per annum. -11-tort if r.14211 Iqt.I 1-atnar. 4ribe4 1. mate. an 1.1.al hulls tar It tor at-1mm 11,0 hr Surrobra.

rragg Soar). Kilia gPrEno, Inaurva ecar feud (larva ail oats dizaraben. 4466 AL artwsts an 1 grocers. 1rill2 (5 Tali. ter! 50tA441450 INEO TON It) CANimto35upApAE FL E.

Lvi AND P4 tOm '1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I i i ADvoLLft Ef ff FIND NEW CLEW IN METHUEN HAY By EDWIN J. PARK. At Methuen yesterday afternoon a posse of 100 armed men, turned out in response to an appeal made the previous flay by Representative George N. Bunting for volunteers to search the woods.and swam' pa in the -vicinity of the pCat hogs where. a week ago last Continued on the Fourth Page.

Annis, who was about to take his wife and a party of friends out sailing, had just stepped from his yacht "Pam" When he was met by Capt hams, ac- companied by his brother. Thornton, on the club's landing float Before the two men had a chance even to change a word, the captain pulled out a 45- caliber automatic Colt pistol and opened fire on Annis. The first shot went wild and Annis tried take shelter behind a fellow club member, Lewis Harway, who had come with him from the "Pain." With great deliberation. the captain thrust his arm under that of lIarway and fired five more shots at Annis, all of Mem taking effect. Continued on the Se'venth Page.

Grand Circuit Meeting By ErcmvE BUCKLEY. Aug 15Frank IL Greer of the East Boston A. A. B. C.

demonstrated his superiority as a sculter Over the Sower of American oarsmen today by beating In a decisive manner the best men In the United States and Canada. nd thereby regaining the TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS. Page 1. Norwood police battle with bandits In woods. one officer hurt.

three of four prisoners wounded; Lawrence woman robbed near busy street and two men are caught; another woman Is attacked at Flume in Magnolia; state police find new clew In Methuen; armed posse searches Methuen woods without result. Frank B. Greer of Boston regains sculling championship in national regatta at Springfield. Earthquake shock felt last night In the territory between Boston, Scituate and Brockton. chase after fleeing boys In Roxbury causes excitement and three arrests.

Capt P. C. Mains Jr. USA, shoots and I Ills William E. Annie, publisher of Burr McIntosh magazine, before party at Flushing.

with aid of brother. Threatening fire in Old South theatre building. 331 Washington at. early this morning. Gov Guilds condition satisfactory to surgeons.

Pe 6. Bryan mueh pleased with assurances from New York and Illinois leaders. Candidate Taft Philippine, Cuban and Panama questions with his successor. Gen Wright. tire in Metropolitan hotel at Revere beach causes eicitement on the loouievard.

Ward lepublican club has outing at Nantasket. Dedham roan shoots and hills himself while cleaning revolver. rage Y. Hassam wins honors at Middlesex gun Club tournament. held of 90 golfers at Montclair, C.

T. Jr and J. F. Emery winniGg tho prizes. Page O.

Springfield. III. mob tortures aged negro and threatens to attack stale armory; more troops called out. One man dead and two others mar die as result of early morning stabning fray. Yesterday was an ideal August day.

Page 11. Avenger wins another race off Marblehead; Queen. too. takes a cup. Corinthian Y.

C. has 112 starters In closing races of midsummer series; racing at other clubs. Power boats race at Winthrop. Savin III ll. Ilaverhill and Onset Bay.

Squantum yacht club has ladies' day. Old Colony driving club holds a fine matinee. Carlokin lands the Ilk) Empire state purse. at Buffalo harness meet! Page 12. Boston defeats Detroit in a 10-inning game; St Louis loses to Philadelphia; New York is beaten by Cleveland, and Washington loses to Chicago In a fling game.

Boston Natiunals lose to Pittsburg; New York wins from St Louis; Phila- delphia defeats Chicago and Cincinnati wins from Brooklyn. Lawrence defeats Worcester and goes a tie for the lead; Lynn and Brockton split a doubleheader; Haverhill and New IBedford win. Helmet wins the Hopeful stakes at S.tratoga I SIX DAYS BEGINNING MONDAY, AUG. 24 -ArIi t-r-'', s'Y 0,.. 4 -11 34' "it A 7::, ''Y 1 il- i 4, A 0 in ...71.,,,, -1- 4'-, "n' .3:.

i' -fe -L. -4 31 '144s' '4-' 'A i i I v.k.A.,::::::-,:::,:-..,:.:;::,;:::::::,:::,::::.;:;-...q:.,...-i.y,.;,,..::.::,rs.i.,,4,.:;:;-:;,,,:,:!,;,,- 1 1 I It 1t I .1 1 1 i. 1 i 1,, 1 I I 1 1,1 1 1 I A I 1 I i. The American Trotting Derby Purse $502000 The Largest Purse Ever $301000 to lila Vilollul $201C00 to Nal Fin llorses MRS CLAUDIA HAINS, Wife of Capt Hais. Promises to be the Greatest Race of Alt Time Eighty-three Horses Remain in to be Handicapped ADMISSION TO, GROUNDS $1.00 Reserved seats on Derby Day, $2.00, and in boxes seating six $30.00, other seats sold only on day of Derby race, $1.00 and 50c on all other days, admission $1.00 and all seats free except the boxes.

Telephone 103 Hyde Park for seats and boxes. Carriages and automobiles free. A few reserved Parking Spaces at $.00 each LRACES BEGIN 2:30 EACH DAY BAY SIDE, Aug 15With the firm resolve to avenge himself 'upon the man whom he heldresponsible for the wrecking of his Capt Peter Conovan Hains Jr, USA. on of 'Brig-Gen Peter Conover Hains, USA; retired, today shot and mortally wounded A. Annis, owner and publisher of Burr McIntosh's.

and a number of other magazines. Annis survived his injuries but a few hours. The shooting, which was attended by several unusually sensational features, occurred on the landing stage of the Bayside yacht at Flushing, under the eyes of a holiday crowd of gaily dressed woman, among whom was the wife of the victim of the tragedy, assembled on the club veranda..