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On His Way to Break the Bank at Monte Carlo
C^N FRANCISCO.—Is the prince of Monaco shivering in his shoes? If he
" isn’t, he'd better be. For somewhere between here and Monte Carlo and
still going strong is Edward (“Tiny”) Canfield of this neck of woods. He
says he’s going to be “The Man Who
Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo, No. 2.”
* He says he’s got a million dollars with
which to do the breaking, and he bet a
thousand ‘dollars he'd do it,, before
leaving here.
Canfield was last heard of in
Paris, where he was wearing dia
monds worth $20,000 and traveling in
his own limousine. By wire he re
served the royal suite at Monte Carlo
and added: “Bake together all the
coin you’ve got. I’in coming to bust
you.” To the admiring Canfield held forth after this fashion in Paris:
“I busted Tia Juana wide open this year, and I bet Hauser I’d do the
’same ai Monte Carlo. Hauser bet me $1,000 I couldn’t do it. I’ve just cabled
him to come and watch me win. From what I’ve seen of European gamblers
they're shorthorns. I’jn going to introduce Alaska and California methods,
by which 1 am confident I’ll clean up—and clean up big.”
Young Mr. Canfield may take Monte Carlo apart and find out wrhat
makes it go, but really, you know, he has quite a job on his hands. All the
world has been on this job since 1856—and the casino company Is still doing
business at the same old stand.
And he is mistaken if he thinks the Monte Carlo company is “shorthorn.”
Its capitalization is more than $0,000,000 francs and nobody knows the size
of its “bank roll.” The annual budget of the casino company is more than
.$5,000,000.
Young Mr. Canfield should not bust the casino wide open. If he does he
puts the whole principality of Monacoi out of business.
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| Hand Caught in Binder; i
(Walked Field Four Hours :
His hand caught in a binder, Jj
Russel Zimmerman, twenty four ]j
years old, was forced to walk ;j
about a field on his father’s ]j
farm, uear Tiffin, O., for four |»
* hours. His cries were not heard ||
and he was unable to stop the
horses, which continued to walk ?
around the field. 2
He was exhausted when a 2
farm hand was sent to ascertain 2
why he did not come to dinner. 2
FOUGHT DUEL FOFf WOMAN
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One Man Left Dying on Mountain
in New Jersey, the Victor
a Fugitive.
Jersey City.—In one of the loneli
est spots at Garrett mountain, N. J..
two Italians fought a duel for the .flec
tions of a pretty . Italian girl. ,One of
the duelists was killed and the other
^iis a fugitive.
The young woman, Frances Genarro,
26, is under arrest as a material wit
ness. She admits, the police say, that
Salvatore Nobile, a former service
man. and Salvatore Guererie were ri
a^Is for her hand, and agreed to settle
the question with knives.
Nobile, his heart pierced by the knife
of his rival, was found dead on the
mountain the following day.
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i Husband Fails to Kiss
i Bride, She Kills Self
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v' Council Bluffs, la. — Mrs.
. Charles Allen, sixteen, a bride
f of two months, committed sul
; cide at the Grey restaurant at
S Corning, la., by drinking almost
i half a pint of strychnin^ Be
j fore swallowing the poison she
said her husband hadn’t kissed
| her when he left for work in the
morning.
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