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OUIET NAVAL WEDDING.
Z. Isut. q. %. Lake and Nlas WeRtH Meet m
PhladelphIa and MARRY.

NNaAA&NAA|sANAaA-
PHEIADEIPHIA. June 4.-Lieut. Rober,
Howard Lake. U. s. ". and Miss Virginis
L. Wentz Of Orange. n. j.. were married
az st. Clements Protestant Episcopal
Church this afternoon There had been
no announcement. but Miss Wentz Z
mother and brother were at the wedding.
as was the bridegrOOms brother. Capt.
Oddin 8. Lake Of this city.
Listh. Lake is stationed az Annapolis
where he has charge Of the machinery in
use at the Naval Academy. He had been
engaged 10 Miss Wentz for several months
When they planned for their wedding
they decided 10 avoid any fuss. Taking
their families in the secret they arranged
to meet here to-day Lieut. Lake came ur
from Annapolis with Lieut. l. \. Shapely
T. =. ". now stationed on the L. =. \
Maryland Here they were Joined by
Cant lake. who lives IN West Philadslphla
Miss Wentz. ACCOMPANIED by her mother
Mrs Charles WentZ and her brother
Charles WentZ. came from Orange The
marty met at the Bellevue -StratfOrd
They took motor cars and went % 81
Clement Church. where the Rev e. =
Hutchinson performed the ceremony
Lieut. Shapely acting a. hest man.
After the wedding they returned % the
Bellevue -StrntfOrd. where a hraakiaz
was served. Lieut. Lake entered the navy
six years ago. being named from civil
life After several cruises he was ordered
% AnnapoliA
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The marriage Of Miss Ethel Cowdin and
Charles Morgan. son of the late Charles
Morgan. took place Yesterday in 81. George,
Church. Stuyvesant square The Rev
DR.. Hush Birckhead. the rector. performed
the ceremony % u O'Clock. and the bride
vas given In marriage by her father. John
=. COwdin, with whom she entered The
llnd Fish. MarFars, Qix. Gertrude sheldon.
kmli " Shane. katl lierlSe AtteFhuFy Frances
Hadden. Priscilla 1Plar and Edythe Deacon
we're her attendant. Henry Morgan vas
best man and Robert " Morgan, John {.
yOWdln, =. 4. CoWdin. Gaspar BACON
Hamilton MADDEN. Philip n Weld. Charles
i Appiet0n, George whitney. sidney "
tish sud y !. starr were the ushers After
the church ceremony the brides father
gave bridal breakfast a. his home n
Gramercy Park. for relatives and some
friends
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Uill hs attended, hy The Misses Jessie Haz-
ard, Susan DresssH. sophie Wheeler and
her sister, Miss Csnevieve sanford
Atterward the brides parents. Mr. ami
Mra. Sanford will give hreaklast ~ their
country house az Lawrence Mr. BogpTt
e son 81 Mr.. aud Mn Henry Lawrence
Bogert.
Que Of the interesting weekend house
parties Is that of Miss Frances Griscom
a. the Grisoom country place. Dolobsan.
iaverford. Pa. Her guests include Miss
Maud Wetmore Of Newport. tho Misses
Harriet Curtis. Mary Cirtia. Mrs. 4. L.
wheeler, Eleanor Allen and Mrs. Henry
sayall Of Boston and Grace sample Of 81
l.oylis. all contestants for the Huntington
Valley championship.
The Rev. DR.. ;. Lewis Parks. rector Of
Calvary Church. Fourth avenue and
TWsntieth street. will perform tho Cere-
mony when his third son. J. IasWis PARKS.
Jr. and Miss Louise Moaher Bentley are
married In that edifice on June n. The
bride Il a daughter % Mrs. Maury DaviA
BeRtley. There will be breakfast after
tho service.
Miss Mary Harrington Peass and Archer
". Fit10erald are 10 be married on next
Wednesday AZ the home Of the brides
parents. Mr. and Mira Harry Day Psase.
x7i West Eighty-eighth street. The draw
ing room will be 0rnamented with a pro-
fusion u roses and the ceremony viii BE-
Performed by the Rev. Dr.. A. y. keigwin.
The bride will be attended by her sister.
Miss laura A. peasa, a. maid VI honor.
and Margaret Ditmar will be dDweT
maiden. There will DO no bridesmaids.
Lady Herbert will have a luncheon given
for her on next Tuesday by her brother.
William 0amWell. At the Squantum Club.
Providence, r. |. On Wednesday her
ulster, Mrs. T. shaw safe. gave a dinner
for her at her Newport cottage,
Mrs George r. sheldon viii leave for
Europe on Tuesday, June p. accom-
panied by her daughter. Miss Gertrude
sheldon. whose engagement 10 Samuel
Stevens Sands. one Of the sons Of Mrs.
william X Vanderbilt by the first Of her
three husbands. has been announced.
The trOusseau will of course he secured
In Paris and the wedding will take place
III NAtN aAFs EAAtAa - NtAN NEAAANgFt
the late g. Winthrop Sands. who lost
his life in an automobile accident q couple
Of summers ago. left two little children
Otherwise hrs near relatives are his two
half sisters the Misses RutheFfurd. There
was an impression that the elder would
make her social debut here last winter.
but the event was postponed.
The wedding of Miss Mai Elmendorf
HackstaR and DR. John n. Walker will
take place on Wednesday afternoon.
June ~. az 81. Lukes CnuTCn. East
hampton, at 1880 o'clOck. Miss Hack
stat will be attended by her sister. Miss
Caryl HackstaR. a. maid of honor. There
will be no bridesmaids. Lawrence y.
sexton will assist Or. Walker a. best
man and DR.. W. SchieF Bryant, DR. Myron
p. Denton and Eugene A. II. Watson will
ba the uahers The Rev Or William T.
Manning. rector Of Trinity Church. will
perform the ceremony,
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Miss Blanche Pauline Billings and Will
lam lIElstsd Wander Poel were married
yesterday afternoon at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius X. q.
Billings. TryOn Hall. Fort Washington road
aud West iOath street The bride was at
tended by Miss Margaret Billings OF Chicago
a. maid Of honor there were no brides
maids : Oakley Wander pOel, " was his
brother best man and Theron h. strong.
Wright Barclay. J. Henry Alexandra. IL
Charlee T. OTeenough. Douglas Green,
Peter y. FaTnum DOngan de Peyster and
Albert VI Billings were ushers Mr. Wander
Poet Is q son Of Dr. and Mrs. \. Oakley
Wander Poet. The bride wore a white
satin costume trimmed with point lace and
a tulle veil hordered with lace aud held
with a wreath OF orange blossoms Her
bouquet was composed % lilies Of the valley
hef chiei ornaments we're Z str ne % pearls
presented by her father and q diamond
cluster. the Gift ~ the bridegroom. Miss
Billings wore pink satin gown With drapery
Of blue chiffon Mr and Mrs Wander pOel
started IN the late afternoon on their hrida
trip. They viii reside In East Ffty-hfth
street.
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Gahharh RsnIamln.

The EeddinG Of Miss Gladys Torrancs
BENJAMIN and Frederick Worth Goddard
took place yesterday afternoon at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Park
benjamin. 20 Nest seventy-ihird street.
The ceremony was performed o. Z O'Clock
by the Rev DE-. \, DE lAncey TOWnaend
rector Of An Angels Church. Miss Dorothy
BENJAMIN attended her sister as maid Of
honor and tho noWer girls were Mary
Mccall and Mary Elizabeth Ooddard. Stu
art lObnstOne was the best man. Only the
relatives Of the couple and Q lev tTtends
were present 90 the ceremony.
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RoObns.lamoat Wcadlng AtteadaaIs.

At the SEEDING Of Mas Frances
Cleveland Lamont and Francis lie Baron
Robbins, Jr.. In MillbrOok on Saturday.
June IS. Aliss Lamont will DO attended
by her sisters. the Misses EliRAbsth and
Katherine Lamont. and by Miss Mary
Alios Robbins of GreeRhsld. sister Of the
bridegroom. The best man will be
Shepard Ashman Morgan Of New York
and tho ushers aro to be- Henry Hopkins,
Jr.. Harold Morton Landon. cousin Of
Mr.. Robbins; Arthur Newell Cowper.
thsait. Floyd Reeves Smith and Marshall
RarthOlomeW. all Of New York. and Prof
Lewis Perry of Williamstown. Mass
Miss lamont and Mr. Robbins will be
married by tho Rev. Howard Chandler
Robbins ~ EnglewOod. y. j.. brother
Of the bridegroom. and the Rev. Charles
Gilbert, rector Of 0Face Church. Mill
brook. The wedding breakfast will he
At Altamont. Mrs. lamont's country place
in MillbrOOk
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ser,Ices for Prison shID Martyrs.

Memorial services will he held this
afternoon at the tomb Of the martyrs
at Fort Greene under the direction Of the
Society Of Old Brooklynites and the
Veterans Association Of the Fourteenth
Regiment. The monument 10 Gen. Fow-
ler. the war commander Of the FouFteanth
on the green will also be decorated
Former Mayor David A. Boody win pre-
side. and addresses win he made by Con-
gressInan John J. Fitzgerald. Felix q
Kerran and Rufus L. Scott. The Oratlor
will be delivered by J. 0rattan Mcmahon
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Divine Yesterday afternoon The ceremony
was performed BY Canon Robert kimber
Mrs. william Jordan rayl0r u Cincinnati.
and she was given away by her brother
sydney Weston. After the ceremony there
was a small recepi on az the brides home
man was a. Franklin treaspn. and his
ushers were Charles Norris khmbo Of Morris
town. ! EivOOd Lee aud Victor Manck OF
GOnshohocken. Jerry harOn Of New York
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STAMFORD. Conn. June t.-Miss Carrie
H0yt shedding. daughter Oi Mrs. Francis 4.
Shedding Of stamford, was married 10 Will
lam Cole CO1zena Of Newport. n. l., In 81.
Andrews Church this afternoon by The
Rev John ID. Skene. Mias shedding :
attendants we're Mrs. k y. ROWell. matrOn
Of honor, and Miss Gladys Hart, maid Oi
honor. The best man was Heorge CoRNena
% Newport a brother Of the bridegroom,
The ushefs were ALFRED =. patt. Charles A.
Hatch, Royal q. Lockwood OG Stamford
and Harold Peckham Of Newport
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The will Of former Surrogate James
& Church ~ Brooklyn was yesterday
offered for probate. The entire estate.
which Is believed tn he large. s loft a.
Jennie l. Church. the wife 0f the testatJr
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The date Of the wedding Of Miss Eliza
beth B. Sanford and Henry Iawrer -
Bogert. Jr.. is fixed for June IA when the
ceremony will he performed at noon at
Trinity Church. Hewletts. l.. ]. The hriS =.
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Miss Louise Van Neite Weston. daughter
Of Mrs. Ednah Wells Weston. was married.
10 Samuel Wright ~ Jonshohocken. IA
IN N" crypt of rho Cathedral of ~ John the
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Miss Mabel Brady anu Francis 2 Gar
van Will he married on neat Thursday
In the Cathedral Of the Immaculate Con-
reption. Albany. The bride will he at
tended by Mrs. \. ?. Brady as matron Of
honor aud by the Misses Margaret Della
hanty, Mary Tucker Mary Hamilton and
Bess SloaDs as bridesmaids. Marcia
Fsrrell. Anne 0avit and Betty Jackson VIII
be flower maidens. John y Gsrvan will
assist hrs brother a. best man. and Thomss
r. GaFvan. Robert J. Collier, James g
Brady. Victor SutrO. James VI. Waterbury.
JT. George Burton Taylor, Nicholas =
Brady and Samuel A. Clark will be- ushera.
After ward Mr. and Mrs. Authony n
Brady. the brides parents. will give a
reception.
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Nr and Mrs !. Townsend Burden
and rra Misses Evelyn Burden and Gwen
to.n B1ri"n. who left during the week
'nr Europe will be away all simmer
Nss Clara FleitmaR left ON the Maure-
ANA Wednesday for Europe with friends
Her marriage with j. Blaine Ewing will
.ss" r.acs % the autumn. Mrs. Charles
ne.r'r- Elil pass the sumner abroad
With Her sister Mrs Theodore A. Have
meyer aud the Oelrichs cottage az New
rrr' vl'l no occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
'aUlE Mast
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Ing - Miss Gertrude Hull
Iuyt Peabody will take place
irHfe,tant Episcopal Church.
Manor, On next Thursday
h-s }. q. Anderson Of Boston
."r sister ~ matrOn Of honor
s-ss Helen Hull. Eva Peabody
A rl the bridsgrOOm's sisters
- p '-uaiis. Irving +. Mysrs
" n. J.. will assist a. best man.
''.. 70 tuIresDn. George Abbott
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ards are here for the wedding Of Claude
vE,and GriFeth Of New York and Miss
Lse7 Fay at Christ Church. Htohburg.
Mas. next Wednesday. The bride will
10 attended by Mrs. Fila Mae Camp Of
Nal Francisco a. matTon Of honor. and
here VIi he no bridesmaids. Merle
r. GrFat1 uf Providence will assist his
-r'thef A. hest man and Edwin W An
.-aws Jarlton van VOlkenburg % New
York, Prescott Warren. Edward NJ. Hallett
sri Fr7UrisW W. Dana OF Newton. Mass and
Henry Patch n Fitchburg will be- ushers,
w. T~Tefh and his bride will pass the
SUMNER travelling on the Continent
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Nrs William X Vanderbilt. Jr. has
'assn d cottage at Newport for tho season.
Mr. and Mrs Reginald c. Vanderbilt.
'h' ar" making their country place,
sandy Point near Newport. their head
quarters are attending the various horse
'hovs Nr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
Fl.. q f0 Newport this week, the children
.a',nS been there for several days. They
gave d.uuer on Thursday night a. their
nom" az Fifth avenue. Mrs. Vanderbilt,
hh" ~ inr Europe on Wednesday. ie
''f".''l 'u return late in August and
.F 10 Breakers, her Newport real
'''." William \ Vanderbilt, who also
'"' -n'J I1 the other side on Wednesday.
'.. attend the London horse show. which
i"l, t'-unrroW and will be continued
~ a flr'r ght
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''a-a p.' he some New York guests
.'r TnliInR on next Wednesday Of
..-' F1ab"th BroWnall WorthinRton
.' John MarstOn Of the United
.|.ra 4 Orpz az ~ Anne's Church.
.. ih" bride is a daughter Of
AIr- Eugene Worthington and
nnul.ction in Maryland IL
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Ir" marriage ~ Miss Charlotte /.
'.-''~.. ant AIeNander Forbes will take
'A.' . -av' Thursday. June .. az the
pm" brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan 6rinnell. - Fast Fiftisth street
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Artistic Floor Coverings

in Iight and medium eOlOrngs, for Summer Homes =
Colonial Rugs, '1.SS to 1880
Poster Rugs, " 2.2S 1880
Homespun Rugs " 2.4S 22.SO
Imported and Domestic Art Rugs, " $50 $3.50
Calcutta Rugs. in tan and green. sizes incomplete,
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Belgian Porch Rugs in wide range Of siEes and designs also
CTsx Rugs, China and Japan MaFtinRs
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Mise Gertrude Terrell BOdine and Md
.b,p1gu Frederick Howard Babcock.
TSN arctic be married on next Wsdnes-
S,y Afternoon m the Protestant EpiaoO-
11l church uf tho Heavenly Rest. Fifth
,Tsrpr and Forty-fifth street. The bride
"a daughter of Or. and Mrs. John A.
Bodiur
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OF Brooklyn, harrington Wright Of IArch-
mont and George KiaaAm Ol Bay Shore.
l.. l.. viii be uahera. Mr.. Peahndy Il a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Peabody
.oi Brooklyn. He n in business with
MS father, who Is a member q the hrm u
spencer Traak a Co.
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The marriage Of Miss Rose Claire JOu-
vand. daughter Of Mrs. Rose JOuvaud Of
20i West Eighty -fifth street. and EuRsns
slchSl win take place tomorrow At Shsr-
rye. Man Blanche Julien. the brides
niece. viii attend her AZ maid Of honor
and Rene SiChel will assist his brother ~
heat man. A bridal hroakfAst will follow
the ceremony. Mr. Sichel 10 a member
Of the New York Stock Exchange.
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Miss Fanny Lockett. daughter Of James
W. Lockett Of Washington. and J. Won
PApin will be married next Tuesday at
the residence of Mrs. J. Clifford Richard
son. 80 West End avenue. The couple
will make their home in ST. Louis.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-18
WESTERN FIRES GAIN HEADWAY.
Alarming News Received From Mon
tana-More Troops Needed.

Washington, Aug. 16. - Alarming
peWs of the forest fires situation in
the Glacier National park in Montana
were received by the interior depart
ment Major Longan, supervisor of
the park, reported that the flames
were spreading and the number of
fire fighters on the scene was made
puate to cope with the emergency.
He appealed for the assistance of
more troops and upon the request of
the interior department, General Leon.
ard Wood, chief of staff of the army,
ordered three companies of the Second
infantry from the American lake man.
euvers in Washington for duty in the
new park. These soldiers will aug
Ment the one company of infantry
which is already on the scene.
internal department officials were
much encouraged by reports from
6upt. Morgan of the Flathead Indian
reservation in Montana that the fires
on the reservation: are now under con-
troll.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-18
GAYN0R At OFFICE IN MONTH
MAYORS PROGRESS TOWARDS
RECOVERY is STEADY,
Son Expects Father to Leave Hospital
Within Ten Days or
Less.

New York, Aug. 16.-Mayor Gaynors
progress toward recovery from the bull
let wound inflicted by James ]. Gal.
agher is uninterrupted by any unto
ward symptom. All official bulletins
are of the same tenor as those hereto
fore issued. Surgeons in attendance
predict that he will be able to leave
the hospital for the Adirondacks in
two weeks, and be back at his desk in
the city hall if he so desires, within
a month.
Rufus Gaynor, his son, is even more
optimistic. eve all expect my father
to be able to leave st. Mary's hospital
in ten days." he said, land it would
not be surprising if the physicians
were to release him within a week."
Father and son discussed briefly the
incidents Of the shooting, but the may
or carefully refrained from asking the
name Of his assailant or his motive
He explained the circumstances of the
tragedy as he hazily remembered them
and remarked that at no time did he
lose consciousness.
Detectives are carefully investfgat.
ing the rumor that Gallagher was the
tool of others who sought to take the
mayors life.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-18
AUTO ACID THRoWERs CONFESS
Suspects in Chicago Attack on Mime
apoIitans Admit Other Crimes.

Chicago, Aug. 16.-Confessions that
they had thrown acid at two non-union
chauffeurs within the past week have
been made to Inspector Hunt by Louis
Lobell and John McKenna, arrested in
connection with the burning by acid
of prominent Knights Templar and
their wives. The men denied they
threw the acid at a taxicab Thursday
night at Michigan avenue and Con-
gress street, but Inspector Hunt said
he believed they were the men. One
non-union chauffeur identified them as
the ones who threw acid at him.
The taxicab attacked Thursday
night was occupied by Eminent Com.
mander ]. G. Lewis, of the Minneapolis
Knights Templar, his wife, Albert Ma
than, president of the Illinois Casing
company, and Mrs. J. F. Boeke, of Min
neapolis. Mr.. Lewis, who is Mime
apolis baker, and Mrs. Boeke were
burned on the hands by the liquid,
which also ignited Mrs. Boeke's gown.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-18
"kING NICHOLAS OF ZETA."
Montenegro Ruler Assumes New ri.
tie and Restores Ancient Name.

Montenegro Ruler Assumes New ri.
tie and Restores Ancient Name.
Cettinje, Montenegro, Aug. 15.-To-
day, the fiftieth anniversary Of the &C
cession of Prince Nicholas to the
throne of Montenegro, that ruler for
mally assumed the status and title
of king, and at the same time his
wife became Queen Milena. Nicholas
also declared that Montenegro shall
be known henceforth as Zeta, that be-
ing the ancient name of the country.
The creation of the new kingdom was
accomplished by much stately cere-
monial in which the diplomatic repre-
sentative of nearly all foreign ma
tons took part. In honor of the
event King Nicholas established spe-
cial order of knighthood.
Nicholas was born in 1S41 and sue
ceeded his uncle, Prince Danilo l., in
1869. His heir is Prince Danilo, born
in 1871. He has two other sons and
six daughters, one of the latter being
the queen of Italy. The court of
Cettinje is to be remodeled on the
lines of the strict court of Vienna.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-18
NATIONAL CONTESTS ARE ON,
Marksmen at Camp Perry, Ohio, Be-
gin Their Annual Matches,

Marksmen at Camp Perry, Ohio, Be-
gin Their Annual Matches.
Camp Perry, O., Aug. 15.-With the
close of the rifle and revolver matches
OF the Ohio State Rifle association, the
1000 or more marksmen gathered
here from every state in the union
have turned their attention to the
national contests, which began today.
During the present week all the spe-
cial revolver and rifle matches will
be run off, and while the flower of
American sharpshooters will partici-
pate in these events, the main inter-
est is, of course, centered in the regu-
lar national matches which will be-
gin August %. While the special
matches are IA in number, and include
many handsome and valuable trophies,
the regular national matches number
but three-the national team match,
national individual rifle match, and
national pistol match, but the re-
suits OF the latter are far more i'm
portant. The marksman who has the
best aggregate score in the presi-
dents match "a special match) and
the national individual match wins
the individual military championship
of the United States. At present this
honor is held by Major w. B. Martin
of the Second infantry, New Jersey
National Guard, who captured it in
1909 with a total aggregate score of
$685.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-18
DR.. CR;PpGk'S GUARDS ARRIVE.
SCOTLAND YARD SLEUTh AND
TWO WARDREssEss.
Papers Containing Evidence Of tho
Crime Presented Canadian
Attorney General.

Quebec, Aug. 15.-Sergeant Mitchell
of Scotland Yard and the two ward
resses from Holloway Jail have ar.
rived here to help Inspector Dew take
DR.. Hawley Harvey Crippen and Ethel
Glare LIE Neve back to London to be
tried, charged with murder of Belle
Gilmore.
Mitchell is of quiet appearance and
there is about him nothing to suggest
the sleuth. The two wardesses brougt
to look after Miss LIE Neve were quiet.
ly dressed.
The quartette did not see the prison.
ers. Dew handed Jailer Maurin let
ter for Miss LIE Neve brought from
London by Mitchell. But beyond say.
ing that it came from the girls family
in England the jailer would reveal
nothing of its contents. The newcom.
ers had no message for Crippen.
Apparently both prisoners are eager
to return. When Crippen learned that
Mitchell and his assistants had ar
rived he said:
II am glad they've come. They
cannot take me back too soon to suit
me-"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-18
FALLING WALL KILLS REscUER.
FL Paso Mayor Who Warns Firemen
Loses Own Life.

81 Paso, Aug. 16. w. E. Robinson,
mayor of Ell Paso, lost his life while
endeavoring to warn fremen of immi-
nent danger from tottering wall. Todd
Ware, fireman, was Instantly killed
and William Robinson and Dave Sulli-
van, hremen, were injured. -
The casualties followed a fire which
broke out at 2 q. M. in dry goods
store. Mayor Robinson approached the
building to instruct the fireman to stop
further work on the unsafe walls. A
large portion Of the wall buckled and
foA. crushing Robinson and Ware and
knocking the other men down. Mrs.
Robinson witnessed the accident from
the sidewalk.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-18
Lebanon Soldiers Shirk DUTY.

Lebanon, O., Aug. 16. - Only % of
the IS members of Company III"
First Regiment Ohio national guard
reported for strike duty. Search for
the missing men was unavailing. Cap
tain William Wood, company cemman.
der, will institute court martial in.
Quiry. at once. f5
Lebanon has had militia company
for so years, but this Is tho first time
1t ever received q call for active duty.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-18
UNCLE SAM FEARS CHOLERA.
Vigorous Steps Are Taken to Prevent
Spread of the Disease.

Spread of the Disease.
Washington, Aug. Is. Vigorous
measures have been taken by United
States representatives abroad to pre-
vent the introduction into this country
of cholera through the United States
ports. At the instance of the public
health service at Washington the Unit
ed States consular officers at Ham
burg, Bremen, Antwerp and Rotter-
dam and other continental and British
ports are working under cabled in
structions which require them to de-
tain steerage passengers from cholera
infected districts in Russia and to dis
infect baggage prior to embarkment
for the United States. The instruc-
tons were given on account of the re-
cent reports of many cases in Europe.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-18
Three CHILDREN DROWNED.
Two Girls and Boy Lose Lives in
Outlet to Lake Noquebay.

Marinette, Wis, Aug. 16.-Three
children, two girls and boy, were
drowned in the outlet Of Lake Noque-
bay, about two miles south of the lake,
whom raft on which they were stand
Ing overturned. The drowned: Hazel
Lindholn, aged 10, daughter Of Peter
Lndholn; Eva Rengren, aged u; Will
" Rengren, aged 10, son and daughter
e John Reasren.