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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-11
DOG MOURNED TO DEATH
Big Collie Refused to Eat After His
Master Died.

A fine Scotch collie. the dog of Ben
jamin Bemkins. of Wilkes-Barre. Pa,
who died several days ago. gave his
life in mourning for his master.
Since Mr.. Bemkins death the dog
refused to eat and showed by his
every action the sorrow that was
breaking his heart.
Dainties that he liked were placed
befoer him without tempting his appe
lite. and he gradually grew so wasted
that Mrs. Bemkins had him killed to
prevent his starving himself to death
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-11
San Francisco Assured Of Fair.

San Francisco won the unanimous
vote OF the senate committee ON in
dustrial expositions for the Panama
Canal exposition. New Orleans has
abandoned the fight and there is little
doubt now that the resolution sending
the 1915 fair to the Pacific coast will
be adopted in the senate without op.
position.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-11
Kansas Senate For votM For Women

The Kansas senate passed the reso-
luton to sibmii the amendment to the
constitution giving women the right
to vote in all elections. The vote was
"a TO ~ The resolution had previously
-~~"aa sh& house
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-11
DEER ON ICE FLOe
Animal. Threatened by Eagle, Carried
Up Hudson River.

The rare sight OF seeing deer on
the ice on the Hudson river, near Tar.
rytown. ~ y. attracted thousands OF
sightseers along the banks.
The deer was about half a mile of
shore and was stranded on foe OF
ice which was being carried up the
river by the tide. An eagle lowered
over ii. and as the bird came down
too close the deer would rise to its
feet to fight II of
Those who saw the deer said II was
a fine specimen. No one knows how T.
got on the ice. AS darkness drew on
II was still floating in the river.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-11
BUSINESS WORRY KILLS
Mrs. William r. Bull. Widow Of Fa.
nous SURGEON, Passes Away.

UlOdo 9bf9 COtff FoooCo SNWoy'
Mrs. Bull, widow of the late DIR.
William T. Bull. is dead at her home
in Newport. r. |.
Mrs Bull had been sick since
Christmas day. Her Illness is believed
to have been brought on from worry
over her litigation with Harvey Wiley
Corbett and John a. Qualey. with
whom she invested $4,000 In ashes.
tos stock last summer
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-11
Mo West viroinia Bribery Probe.

by vote of IA to II the West Vir-
ginia senate laid on the tai c Inc
house joint resolution asking Tor an
investigation OF charges of corruption
in the recent election OF United States
senators.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-11
Cutting Down Trees Cost Town $4,000.

Because the borough of Consho-
hocken. Pa. changed the grade of a
street and cut down twenty.six maple
trees belonging to William Hollowell.
a jury gave him a verdict of $4,000
against the county. Mr. Hollowell had
planted the trees fifty years ago.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-11

Texas strawberries are being mar
keted from Alvin and Pasadena. First
shipments were reported from those
points Wednesday. This early move
ment OF the crop is due 10 the I'M
usually mild weather recSztly in
southern Texas.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-11
Liitchcoek,n Nem Asslstant.

The president sent to the senate the
name of James J. Britt. of North Caro-.
lima, to be third assistant postmaster
general.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-11

Locomotive Blows Up; Kills Six.
The boiler of a Missouri Kansas &
Texas locomotive exploded in the
round house at Smithville. Tex. kill.
ing six employees.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-02-11
SCHENK FILES DIVORCE SUIT

Millionaire Packer Names Plano Sales
man as Correspondent.
John q. Schenk. millionaire packer
filed the petition in his suit for di
vorce in Wheeling. w. Va. against
Mrs Laura Farnsworth Schenk. re
cent defendant in the famous poison
ing trial.
lie names Daniel H. Phillips. q
piano salesman of Wheeling, as co
respondent. Pending hearing of the
divorce suit Schenk agrees to pay his
wife $25 a week alimony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
FLYER WRECKED
rennsy eishteen-Hour Train in Fatal
Collision-one Dead and
Five Injured.

fIITSBIRG. Sept 2f-Train No.
y on the Pennsylvania railroad.
hhoWn as the eighteen-hour flyer be-
tween Chicago and New York. was in
collision thirty minutes after leaving
This city early1this morning. killing
one tralnman. iniuring four others.
ana one passenger. ~ u. Faulkner. OF
Harrison avenue. Jersey CITY y !.
The train had left this city ar I2.50
and after passing the Pitcairn freight
Yards. where there are cross-over
iracks entering the Yards. the train
VAS held up Dv the tOwerman near
l-arimer. 20 miles east Of here. While
me train vas at a standstill train
oi htty empty freight cars was let in
on the same track and crashed into
The hyer head on. u IL thought that
the towerman. anxious at the delay TO
the liver. IN his hurry threw the
" rOuE levers Of the interlockine
switch system
seven freight cars we're derailed.
blocking the four tracks for several
hours None Of the passenger cars
left the track The hyer vas pro-
Vided With new locomotive and pro-
ceeded east three hours later n was
after q o'clock before all tracks we're
cleared. and six other trains that had
been delayed were able 10 proceed.
: ?. Campbell fireman on the flyer.
vas caught between the tender and
The cab of his engine and crushed so
that hc died before he could be moved
from The scene D. e. Henry. engineer
~ thc Ever and 90 % Shew. freight
engineer rcA'ived contusions % the
head i'gs and body. buf we're able TO
En home while r : tonFanecker and
Fred Yes house freight brakemen
Nere hr0Ivn' here fo o. hospital. fhs
former uI'h hrokrn iel- and the la.
frr wfh rnrfls.ors Of head and fare
Fai-n'r proceeded 'o Die home ON fhs
train
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
Governor in Significant Interview. In
Inmates inquiry Of Bribery Charge
Is Coming.
TRIAL BODY MAY BE
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Governor Refuses to Go Into Details.
Pineviiie Speech of Chiffon Was
Challenge to State.

Sn"cia' liSnatch 10 an. Intelligence.
PARkERSBURG. w Va. Sept. "a
While in this city for a few hours.
Governor William f. Glasscock gave
a significant interview that indicates
that before long an investigation OF
the charges OF bribery in the recent
legislature that brought about the
election of United States Senators
Watson and Chiffon. will be started
The governor declined to 20 into de.
tails, but left the impression that the
United States senate may be the in
vestigating body. Governor Glass
cock made the statements concerning
a likely investigation when discussing
a recent speech of senator Chiffon at
PlnrNille. Wyoming county The gov
ernor's interview follows:
That part OF Senator Chilton's
Pineville speech. which deals with the
bribery charges. is a voluntary chal-
lenGe To the people to investigate the
charges that We're made nv Demo
cratic members of the legislature dur
ing th, rcCular session OF the legis-
laturc. and which would have been
done had not Senator Chilton's friends
prevented.
Il only want to say AT this time
that the challenge will be accepted
and. At the proper time and before the
proper tribunal. AN investigation OF
these charges will BE- made and II Will
not be- held at pineville'
The governor declined TO further
ampllfy his interview. but IL is the
opinion here that the governor did NOT
mean that the Kanawha county grand
jury or the Democratic legislature
would be the investigating body. The
general opinion seems TO be that tho
United States senate will more than
likely be the proper tribunal"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
Five Hours Out of Jail. Clara Bailey
Lures Man TO His Death
In Her Rooms.
WOMAN ACCUSED IN
VICTIM DYING STATEMENT.
Murdered Man is Arthur Chapman,
Supposed Husband Of the
Bailey Woman.

~r'.ia' '"eGltri 60 f.. tufeIltrenra-
WELLSvILLE. o.. Sept. 2i.-After
being released on bail on a charge OF
alleged boOtlegging. Clara Bailey.
aged -. returned TO her apartments.
and five hours later was back in jaIl
at Wvllsyiile. charged with the death
OF Arthur Campbell. OF this city. her
supposed husband. IL Is sa.d tn"y
were married five years ago. bur they
had not been living together OF late
Campbell was taken 10 the hospital
here. and h"ior' he died az go o'clock
this morning said The woman fired
four shots az him. three OF which took
effect in his stomach. Tho fourth
went wide. \. Stewart. companion
OF Campbell. and who is said 20 have
Witnessed The shooting. is also held
for the grand jury
This i- the fourth murder IN Wells
vile. since Wcll-viie went dry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
TAFT CANCELS
W. VA. VISIT
WILL NOT ATTEND INSTAlIA-
TION AT MORGANTOWN.
Returns TO Washinqton First Of
NoVember-Business VIII Not
Permit the Trip.

Spa bi~lat.. 'n fu. Int,U..sre.r.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. 24-
Stating that he would not return 10
Washington unit! November J.. and
that he would not be able 10 leave i'm
mediately thereafter. President Taft
has declined the invitation extended
by Governor GiasScock and the board
of regents 10 be- present at the install
lation of Thomas T. Hodges as presi-
dent of the West Virginia university
early in November
The letter was 900 -cply 10 message
from Secretary of STATE Stuart r.
Reed and others as 20 which OF two
or three days would be- the most con
voni'ut for the president 10 be az
MorgantoWn and was sent from
Peoria. lil
Some tim" ago delegation called
on the PRESIDENT and cndcavorcd 10
secure his promise 10 be present Nr
Taft would make no definite promise.
hut stated that no. would lcf the West
Nirrinians know later whether ne
could D." present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
Woman BoofIegger Shoots
WeIisviiIe Man TO Death
DEDICATE CHURCH
BISHOP BERRY AND GOVERNOR
PARTICIPATE IN EXERCISES.
SSo'OoO Structure at Fairnont For.
"aily Opened 20 Church Work
On Sunday

Special bisT7tch 20 the Inteilirencer
FAlRMONT. W. Va. Sept. 2I-Tho
handsome new $4,000 First VI. +.
church ar Fairmont avenue and
Fourth street. was dedicated this
evening at services az which Rev. n
Howard. the pastor. presided. The
sermon was delivered by Rishop
Joseph Berry. OF Buffalo. y. Y. Rev.
Howard had charge OF the ritualisric
'Nercis"s and present at the services
we're many prominent ministers
\ feature OF the day g exercises
Was tl" taking OF q collection of sf3 .
100 ~ The morning service that clear.
ID the church OF debt. \ collection
oi s-.'n' WAS made tonight Miss
lcrorc SufWan. OF Mouoncahela civ.
fa.. had charge of the organ program
Nt th" lavmens meeting This aficr-
noon. tho principal address was mad.
hy Governor Glasscock on Tho Good
Name Of Man"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
HARMONY
IN KANSAS
Republican Factions Bury Hatchet
With the Coming of the
President.
INSURGENTS PROVE
WARMEST IN WELCOME.
Assurances of Support For Presi.
dent Come From All Fac.
tiOns of the Party.

BALDWIN STATION, Kas. Sent
<f-rhe warning Republican factions
OF Kansas buried the hatchet to-day
and walked side by side to nav honor
TO President Taft. Governor Stubbs.
who is generally conceded TO belong
TO the -insurgent" faction. welcomed
MT Taft with the hope that the state
without regard 10 church or party or
iacuon. would extend the most royaI
reception ever given a president of
the United States.
Republican State Chairman Dollev
VINO holds Office in the state under
Governor Governor Stubbs. and RE-
publican National Committeeman
Mulvane united In telling Mr.. Taft
that the Kansas delegation 10 the
next republican convention would ba
solidly Tor him. and United States
Senators Curtis and Bristow. the ona
regular. the other a leader of the
progressives, rode side bv side In
the tonneau OF the same automobile
ana sat on the same platform TO paw
honor 10 the chief executive.
Pledge States to Taft.
The predictions Of Mr.. Mulyane
and Mr.. Dolley. VINO are close to poli-
hcal conditions in a state supposed
~ lnsurgent.' followed close on the
declaration OF Governor Hadley of
Missouri 10 President Taft. that the
state would instruct the delegates for
MIN and the promise Of the Illinois
Republican leaders to send a solid
delegation to the convention pledged
TO Mr. Taft
Much interest was shown i'm the
presidents reception by the "insur.
gent Republicans. of Kansas.
Senator Curtiss and CONGRESSMAN
Campbell, of the regulars" met the
presidents train at Kansas City. early
IN the morning. while Governor Stubbs
and Senator Bristo wshowed I'D later.
tne former az Lawrence. Kan. where
the president spoke to the students
oi the University of Kansas. and the
junior senator at Baldwin. where the
president spent the day.
Governor Stubs got his first real
chance To say something about the
president al Lawrence. where he intro
duced him to the students.
Kansas Welcomes.
i want 10 present the president of
Continued on Third Pags)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
CALLS BIG ARMY
TO MEET CRISIS
Turkey Will Resist Attempt of
Italians TO Take Territory
in Dispute.
ITALY MAY MAKE NAVAL
SHOW TO SCARE Turks.
italy's First Step Against Turkey
May Cause Socialists to Call
Nation Wide Strike.

ROME, Sept 24-The italian gov
ernment is moving rapidly and with
determination In the matter of Italian
prot"ctorate over Tripoli. Its plans
are no longer concealed and its atti.
tude Is favored BY all classes. ex-
cept the advanced section OF the
socialists. who threatened to call I
general strike in the event OF hos.
tilitics
Although not attaching much i'm
2ortance TO this threat. the govern
mcnt.which is acting with the greatest
prudence In every way. has decided 10
call 10 the colors 1l20Ou rCsCrvists. 30
as TO he prepared for all emergencies.
both AT home and abroad.
According TO the information In OF.
ficial circles tonight. the government
still hopes TO effect an amicabIe ar.
rangement with Turkey. whereby Italy
Will secure a lease OF TrIpoli under
the sovereignty OF Turkey. paying
therefore an annual rental. II Turkey
definitely refuses 10 meet this pro
posal. Italy will proceed with military
measures
Prepared For War
The government is prepared 10 meet
any aggressive measures on the part
OF Turkey. such as attacks upon the
lives and property of Italian subjects
in Turkey. in which case. IL is under
stood. naval demonstration will be
made before Smyrna Immediately
The material difficulties OF those
operations have been given full con
sideration. The memory Of the cal
amitous Ahyssiniau campaign has
been called up by the government.
which realizes that the failure OF the
proposed expedition would be a grave
disaster Accordingly. the most care
iul precautions have been taken. The
Turkish forces in Tripoli are esti-
mated at a minimum OF 10000 men.
To cope with these Italy will send
her whole feet and an eXpeditionary
force of 6O.cUO men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
Investigate Election
Of Watson and Chiffon
ECUADOR SHAKEN
Buildings Collapse at Riobambs.
Throwing Residents Into Wild
est Panic.

GCAYAQUIL. Ecuador. Sept "a
Four heavy earthquakes early today
did serious damage at Riobamba.
the capital of Chimborazo province.
which lies about ~ miles from Guaya-
quill.
The shocks continued throughout
the day. but with diminished intensi-
ty Ar the first shock. which occurred
very early in the morning. a great
panic prevailed among the people.
Many buildings were badly shaken.
and several OF them collapsed. The
occupants of most of the houses fled
To the streets, where they have since
remained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
UXORCIDE SHOT SELF
wife Murderer. Pursued by Mob.
Shoots Self When Surrounded
Will Recover.

BALTIMORE. Sept. - Edward
u. Schunardt shot and killed his
wife. Gertrude. az % canning factory
near Collinton. Prince Georges
county. Md. to-day lie escaped for
q time in the surrounding woods. onlv
10 shoot himself when surrounded bv
posse. Schuhardt was brought 20 "A
Baltimore hospital. whore two bullets
were removed from his body The
surgeons expressed the belief that he
would recover.
Both Schuhardt and his wife lived
Ih baltimore. Domestic troubles
are given as tnc reason for the shoot
inT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
A VIAT0RS
THRILL CROWD
DARING elRDMEN HAVE RELAY
RACE AND CARRY MAIL.
Woman Aviator Makes Hioh
Flight al New York
Meet

NEW YORK. Sept. 24-By announc-
ing that no prizes or prize money
would be Officially awarded. the man
agement of the aviation meet at
Nassau boulevard avoided probable
interference by the authorities with
to-day's events.
Earl Oyington carried the second
aerial mail under the sanction of the
United States government. taking a
bag containing about firfy pounds of
letters and postal cards. from the
aviation field 70 MineroIa five miles
away. where he dropped u into the
hands OF postal omploye waiting
there. From there the mail was
10 be transported through the regular
channels 10 its destination Ovington
returned to the Nassau field twelve
minutes after he LETT.
Miss Matilde Moisant mad. a bic.
turesque flight In munoplane. IT.
tanning an official altitucc OF zoo feet
and Eugene Ely. in his biplane. lapped
Sopwith three times in. a ten mile
speed contest for biplanes
The relay race. a novelty in aeru-
plane contests, vas won BY the En-
elish team of Sopwith and Crahame
White Sopwith threw himself from
his machine before il had stopped. let
II pass over him and rushed his mes
sage 70 White. who was waiting Tor II.
with steam mp. and pro1ellrrs rae
lng There We're five teams In this
event. which furnished much sport
Graham-White won the cross coun-
Try run OF 20 miles in II minutes. . 2-o
seconds.
tiy won the quick starting contest.
rising from the ground in gG fee.
Beatty was second. at loo feet and
Grahame White. third. az III feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
Is KILLED
AT CROSSING
Fast Train Crashes Into Hay
Wagon Filled With Thirty-One
Wisconsin Merrymakers.
MANGLED BODIES STREWN
ALONG RAILROAD TRACK.
Only Nine of Party Escaped Unin-
Jured-SiX Bodies PiniOned
On Engine Pilot.

NEENAH. Wis. Sept. 24.-Thirteep
persons are dead. three others are DIV.
ing and five are seriously hurt as the
result OF a fast train on the Chicago
ana northwestern railway. early 10.
day. crashing into heavy hay rack.
on which party of tNirty-one merry
makers were returning from a celebra-
tion.
big billboard beside the railway
tracks Unsecured the view from tho
locomotive as well as from the wagon
Dust and fog We're contrlbutary causes
10 the tragedy. Nine members of the
party escaped without a scratch. No
body on the train suffered except from
monetary severe jar. The collision
occurred NJ $40 a. III. at the Com
mercial street crossing here Train
No. III. nOrthbound. whirled through
the wagonload of singing and happy
unforiunates who were returning from
the Peter Hanson farm. where they
had gone To attend the celebration
OF a Polish wedding anniversary. All
but two. who were Chicago men. were
residents of Menasha.
Mangied Bodies Along Track.
Armless. legless. and headless bod.
les covered the right of way as the
train. nine coaches in length. was
brought TO a stop 500 feet from the
scene of the crash Several of the
bodies were so mutilated that idtnti.
fication was possible only by frae.
menis OF clothing. Six bodies were
discovered on the engine pilot and
two other bodies were hurled through
a flagman's chanty with such force
as TO overturn the structure. Another
OF the victims was thrown high over
a barn % feet from the tracks.
Driver Escapes.
Peter Hanson. driver and owner of
the horses attached TO the ill-fated
rig. managed TO hang to the reins and
was the only person aboard who was
not temporarily stunned by the collis-
ion. He declared he did observe the
onrushing train until his team had
reached the track He whipped I'D
the horses. but managed 10 Se the
wagon only half way across th> tfscss.
The train is said TO nave been nearly
a half hour behind schedule a nd was
running approximately sixty miles an
hour Practically every person on Che
wagon was an employe OF the Menasha
Wooden Ware company. and all were
Invited 10 the Hanson farm to attend
the wedding anniversary. of one of
their fellow employees Mr.. Hanson
had conveyed the merrymakers 10 his
farm in thr early evening and was
taking them back home.
y coroner's jury was impaneled as
soon as possible. but adjournment was
taken 10 give the district attorney and
ON r. an opportunity TO interview
Witnesses. The bodies were removed
10 the Neonah morgue. where they
viii remain until tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
STALLS AT SIERRAS
Aviator Fowler Fails IN Second At.
tempt TO Cross Mountains.

COLFAN sept - Engine troubis
today terminated Aviator Robert g..
f"Wl"r second attempt 10 soar
above tho '.ouutoot pass of the Sier.
ras in his attempted trans continental
Night. which began September 90
After burst Of phenomenal speed
10" dlEht"d iu meadow IN Emicrant
Gap. 90 miles from here. gliding from
an altitude Of 900 feet Al that
height his engine quit working This
altitude. if maintained. should rcf him
safely over the pass In the third at
tempt. which hc expects to make 10
morrow morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
DR0W MING
Wine Foreman In Bathing Al Anna
Belle. Loses His Life

.t fr g.. frf..f ..r..r
FNlkMONT " Va. Sept et-In
%" creek 100 Anna Belle. Jim sullivan.
ID foreign miner employed at the -Four
states mine. was drovuad while about
ior'y of hi- companions we're having
d glorious time bathing in rho stream
about O'Clock This afternoon The
body ~ds found an hour later
County Coroner lloyd made ar IN
E'-fifa'ion. and after aFcorfaIuire tho
fa''s decided 'la' 900 inquest would
rnt hn necessary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
HEIR TO FORTUNE
SteubenViile Pool Room, Proprietor
and Sister Get Big Fortune
~ Scotland

STU HtNNlIIE ~. scpt % o.
D. Anderson. pool room proprietor
W 'hIe c.ff hls received word that
Do trf s.- sister Mrs Damon uu0lfc
n. .rtr.IuI. Hre uf.rs fn rrar,rfV
nmO. .r'irr fr f'1 nHD Icr ht their
Hr.. To-. F.urEr anderson. Ir Scotland
Anderson sold his ron' room lf once
H.f HH. tn 'n Scotland fn IooL after
'It inheritance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
NSERVATIONISTS
To Open Convention m Kansas CITY
With Large Attendance.

KANSAS CITY Mo Sent %
From dozen different States approx
m1i'If four hundred H'',rat.- regis
tered h"r" dav for the third annual
con 'r'"'''n conrr'ss which opens
'' morrow iu convention laU
A.'ordIuE f1 Thomas D. -1.pp s,
'ru'i'' t'rr'ftr. nf fh. sHrrrer. frr
Total r'r'-'ra'..r n' fr..cr'e. siu ar
lr"N'mHf' T-...G.r' TAFT aI.|
speak MONDAY r.It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
Turk Talks Fiaht.

PARIS. sept. 24.--In a put'ishe in.
terview. the Turkish charge at Paris
declares that he has no knowledge
that negotiations have been opened
(Continu.d ON ninth Pa1el
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tcontinusd on Ninth PaSe)