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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-02-04
Toledo, Ohio, Times
Toledo, Ohio, Times:
BY Doris Dare.

IOiedO, OnlO, 11mes
Toledo, Ohio, Times:
BY Doris Dare.
"The Girl in the Kimono' sounds
like one kimono, doesn't It?
Really, It isn't bit like that. Fran
ces Warren, the dainty little girl with
room in the Valentine to ask her
whether she thought vinegar. in addi-
ton to the acetic acid, should contain
organic and inorganic salts, ether, gly-
cerine, and small portion Of alco-
hol. Also about the new method Of
Identification. based on the pattern Of
the veins in the back of the hand.
1t appears to be the interviewing
fashion to ask the actress almost any
thing that she should know nothing
about. But It was impossible to ask as
sweet girl ebout vinegar and as for
Identification by veins-well, that
didn't seem quite the thing, either.
Anyway, forgot both questions when.
I saw those kimonos. Blue kimonos.
pink kimonos, white kimonos, with the
prettiest rosebuds hand embroidered
so beautifully you would think they
has just blown. %.@ ~
l gasped with pure Joy Of looking
at them, but Miss Warren was very
serious.
(Which shall wear?' she repeat
ed.
please wear them ALL l begged.
It's a pity that one of those beauties
should be denied to the limelight."
Il can't wear them all" she said,
"the show isn't long enough, but ]
am really very anxious to know what
would best please Toledo. You see.'
she confided laughingly, 81 must fea-
ture the kimono."
"You would look very lovely in an
ugly kimono," I was compelled to
tell her, though, like all women. de-
test complimenting my own sex. They
are conceited enough, are they not?
But even reporter must sometimes
tell the truth.
THE women seem to like the 49,
one best" Miss Warren said
Never mind about the women I
said Men like any color that 10
white and any that is blue" Where
upon we tossed for the blue and the
white and the blue won.
Miss Warren. by the way, is having
her first experience with one-night
stands, and funny ones they are. She
has never been out OF musical mo-
edy and never out of New York. She
is enjoying the road" and is whirl.
ing away the travel hours completing
her book of, children,s., stories. which
is soon to be,published for her.
81 believe I have read everv book
ever written for children" Miss War
rem said last night. II have read the
Hans Anderson's Fairy Tales in the
original, and like the English trans
lations best. Also believe, having
been associated with children all my
life, and loving them as do, that I
can write stories that will interest
the children OF today. Anyhow am
going to try"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-02-04
THE I0eARl

Some ingenious cuss in another
part of the state has attempted to
show that the long,popular theory
that the grounding goes out on the
second of February TO see his shad-
ow, and seeing it, goes back for six
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-02-04
AVIATION MEET.
Salt Lake City, Utah, February II,
IL and 18th.

Reduced rates via Oregon Short
Line. Tickets on sale from points
north of Ogden, February 10th, and
18th, limited to February 10th. Eu-
gene Ely and other famous aviators
who have taken part in various Pa.
cific coast meets will be present and
give exhibitions. Ask o. S. L. agents
for rates and further particulars. III
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
LITTLE GIRL KIDNAPPED FROM
MADISON ''.oME TuEsoAv
nloHT FouLLy MURDERED.
REVENGE UPON PARENTS
ONLY APPARENT MOTIVE
Marks On child's Neck Seem 70 indi.
seats That Sac Va. stranslsd-eedy
Found in Lake Monona ey George
Younger, Who Will Rscsivs $500
Reward.

Madison, Wis. Sept. 9.--The nude
body Of 7-year-old Annie Lemberger
who was kidnapped after going TO bed
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Lenberger last Tuesday
night. was found today In Lake Mo-
mona, mile from her home.
Superficial examination OF the body
disclosed no evidence OF violence he
yond slight laceration Of one ear. and
a discoloration on the neck. The latter
mark indicated that the child may have
been strangled.
The body was found by George
Younger. a cement worker. living at
South Madison. and was brought to an
undertaking room in this city. No
weights were on the body nor were
the hands or feet bound In any way.
The only motive for the murder as
far as the case has developed seems
to be revenge upon her parents by
some unknown enemies. The child went
to sleep with an elder sister last
Tuesday night. Wednesday morning
the younger girl was missing from her
bed. An open window In the room gave
the first intimation that she had oeen
kidnapped.
Younger. who found the body, will
receive the $500 reward offered by the
city council.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
WILL NOT ANNOUNCE cAhDi-
T DAcv FOR PRESIDENCY UNTIL.
CONGRESS MEETS.
oEs,RGs 70 FIND OUT
WHAT rAFr's ATTITUDE -
Wisconsin Man Withholding Political
Ammunition Until Policies Of Prssi.
dent Are tlinsd-Avolds Haste and
Answering Call Of Progressive Lead
sr..

Madison. Wis, Sept. 9.-Upon excel
lent authority II is learned that Sena-
tor LaFollette will wait until after
congress convenes early In December
before announcing his candidacy for
president.
Altho leading progressive leaders
thruout the country have been coming
out In interviews endorsing him for the
presidency he will avoid haste to an
swer their call. preferrIng TO wait un-
til after President Taft has submitted
his message.
Primarily the senator wants to find
out. II Is said. what position the pres
ident will assume toward what are
known as the progressive policies. the
presidents suggestion as to further re-
vision OF the tariff, and his general
stand on departmental administration
issues.
1t lis understood that Senator La Fol-
les.e's failure to attack the executive
In his recent Pennsylvania speech
sprang from a desire to wait until his
formal announcement OF HIS candidacy
shall have been made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
tn, Weekly Bank s.atsm.n,.

New York. Sept. 9.--The statement
of the clearing house banks for the
week shows that the banks hold $22. .629-
$50 reserve In excess OF legal require
ments. This Is u decrease OF 39,s63.350
In the proportionate cash reserve as
compared with last week. The state
ment follows.
Daily average. loans increased. 81
100000: specie. decreased, S10,67S.o00;
legal tenders. decreased. $l.3es,000: nc,
deposits decreased. Si.207 900: clrcula-
tion. Increased. se39,O0O.
Actual condition: Loans, St93?.7b4.-
900: specie. s247.7s4.000: legal tenders,
$S3,s7I.00 net deposits. $i,79s.es0.o 900:
circulation, S4s.74s.o0o: banks cash re-
serve in vault. xsG7,sio,o0o: trust CONS
par,ies cash reserve IN vault. s63.slS.-
900; aggregate casn reserve. sl3l.Sso,-
600; excess lawful reserve. &23.aSa.l00;
trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying 20 per cent
cash reserve, S66I641.00o.
Summary state banks and trust CONF
panies not reporting to New York
clearing house: Loans. 3e26.226.60o; !;
specie, $s4.s9s, $40: legal tenders. S11.-
7.Ao0; total deposits. 37o7,asl,4oo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
vouNo's TRIAL BEGUN.

Accused Murderer Of Thomas Me-
orath On Trial at ottumwa.
Ottumwa. Sept. 9.-The trial of
Charles Young, charged with the mur-
der OF Thomas McGrath. last May,
was opened today. McGraths body
was found In the Des Moines river
bearing knife wounds that pointed to
murder. In written confession ia
the police Young is said to have admit
ted this crime and several robberies
In opening statements to the jury
today the existence of this confession
was admitted but the defense claimed
It was secured by third degree meth
DDS. Young was brought back yester-
day from the Anamosa penitentiary
where he has heen held for safe keep
ing since his arrest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
DEATH NEAR MoNrouR.
Mrs. Mary stulI, Old Resident Of Tama
County, Passes Awsy.

County. Passes Awsy.
Special to Times Republican.
Montour. Sept. 9.--Mrs. Mary Jen-
cite StulI. an old resident OF the county.
died yesterday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of her granddaughter. Mrs.
Charles Wall, two miles north Of town.
Mrs. stull's death was due to heart
disease and asthma, and followed long
illncss.
Mrs, st,ll was saborn Thompson IN Lee
county. Z Illinois. July %, 1s4l. She be-
came the wife OF Eugene Stull Oct
81. 1860. and shortly after their mar
riage Mr. and Mrs. Stull settled In
this county. on farm near Toledo. Mr..
stull died four years ago. Mrs. Stull
was the motherrof four children, one
OF whom, daughter. Mrs. Lucy Shell
ton, Of Page county. Is living. One sis
ter. Mrs. A..C. Goodenow. OF Garwin.
survives, as do also two brothers. NJ. H.
Thompson. Of Perry: and II. G. Thomp-
son, Of Dekalb, Ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09

+, ! u y i..a
PAGE ONE.
Tsissraphie News:
Beatties Convicted of Murder
Sentenced to be Electrocuted Nov. -.
Astor and Miss Force Wed.
Kidnapped Girl Found Murdered.
Union Shopmen Divided ON Strike
Question.
Larollette Playing waiting Game.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
lows New,
Cold Coo, don for Standpats.
Mecum S ners Bound oyer.
Iowans : sig picnic.
Fate .r,nera' Road In Doubt.
PAGE FOUR.
Hig' S IS and Homes.
Th .gnitudc and Force Of Mel
E M.
II c Make Credit,
I of the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
Sunday Reading.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Probe for Undertakers' Combine.
Once Counterfeiter. Now Enforcer OF
PAGE SEVEN.
Story:
MY Lady OF the North.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT, AND NINE.
City News:
Erb Confirms Murder Story.
Central One of Chain From Canada
to Gulf.
Many Entries For Fair Races.
Whistles to Toot For Aviation.
Viaduct Hearing Postponed.
Local Comment.
News OF County Towns. (PaGe -.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Wheat in Cpturn.
Uplift in Corn Prices.
Packers Buy Hogs at Stendy Prices.
Cattle Market Steady Mt Week End.
Danish Socialist Laws Boost Taxes,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
lLLlNols CENTRAL MAcHlssisTs
pEcLARE They Wilt NOT
JOIN IN WALKoUT.
VOTED AGAINST sTRiKE s.5
WHEN auEsrioN WAS UP
Definite Action to D raksn at Mss..
ing Of international Officers sunday
Majority Seems Is Bs sin, Favsr-
Only s.o74 Men Actually involved
Tslssrsphie News. .: !

Chicago, Sept. y.--Whetller the -Illi-
nois Central railroad shOpn1en will
strike because 81 the refusal Of Presi-
dent Markham to recognize their re-
Gently formed federation will. 1t is said
be decided tomorrow afternoon at 4
meeting of the executive board OF the
nine international trade association.
involved.
Several officers Of the federation
have, It is said, been in favor af 9
strike. since tile railroad refused to
grand their demand. but other labor
chiefs are counseling peace and will do
everything in their power to prevent q
walkout
President McCreary, OF the federated
body, is one Of those leading the move
ment for strike. and enlpkatically de-
clares thata walkout con not be avert
ed. He is supported by. several mems
bers Of the executive board of the fed
Grafton, who insist that definite action
be taken at the meeting tomorrow.
Vote Net Unanimous. 81
1t was learned today that, despite the
statements OF President McCreary, all
the local unions have not voted in Ia
vor Of q strike.
President Mclean. Of the local ma
chanists' union, declared that his men
have not voted tc strike and are not
likely to do 50.
The actual number Of Illinois Central
employees involved in the dispute is said
to be 6,074.
No Action Until rvssday..
International union officials will
neither sanction nor disapprove strike
of the. Illinois Central shop men be-
fore next Tuesday at the earliest ac-
cording to statement made today by
W. r. Kramer. chairman of the board
that has the situation under consider
alton. ,
II i4 tho desire Of the eSinternational
snaficert% q thoroughly cahvass the
strike BEFORE taking, de4sitsS action.
The recheck Of the vote began last
wednesday and It Is Thought the OIL.
cial report will not be in before Mon-
day night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
D,EeLe SENTENCED TO PRISON.
Former Ohio Senate Official Must
Serve Three Years for Bribery.

Columbus, o., Sept. 9.---Rodney Die
gle. former sergeant at arms OF the
Ohio state senate, recently convicted
OF aiding and abetting In the alleged
bribery Of state Senator L. r. An
drcws, today was sentenced TO serve
three years In the penitentiary.
D!eS!ea sentence was suspended un-
til Sept. Is. 1872 20 a!!e~ the case
to be carried to the circuit court. u
the court does not hear the case on or
before that time further suspension
will be granted. He was released.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
Iow!Aes AGAIN DRAW

Thirty. Three Get Chance at esrthold
Reservation Lands in North Dakots
On Third An Final Day Of Federal
Lottery.
Minot, N. D., Sept. s.-The following
1owans were among those to secure
lands on the third and final day OF the
Berthold reservation drawing:
s2se7-Maria ~. Durress. Clarksville
s4s1--Alva Miffenegger Kalona.
s4se-H. n. Thomas. Perry.
s66O-D. A. Marken. Abba.
3S33-W. NJ. Stronl. Newhall.
. 3S67-J. A.. iWEyle, Clarksville
3890--S. F. Fleerchinger. Oxford.
aS9e-Alma Madison, Kimballton.
:&s7-E. G. Harrison, Oakwood.
ssss-J. w. floyd. Bayard
4o51--C. g. Kaiser. vinton.
l106 H. r. Eenthanser, Fontanelle.
.414aJanesiB. Sherlock. Emmets-
burg.
4ls4-Agnes Armour. Sioux City.
433S--A. H Andersa1n. Meriden.
44Os-Conrad NJ. Oxen. Lake Mills.
a437-Thnmas Foss. Des 'Moines.
Ats. w. Jurgens., Kanawha.
q 45O7-Charles H. Cooper, Des MOines
4550--T. o. Kvaslerud, Joice.
45ss--R G. Cromley. Des Moines.
ls5a-Harry Clary, Tripola.
Il 4S7fs-Eorstsn Gigs, saint Olaf.
fs3 ~ ss--E II. Kukkuca Spirit Lake.
4Sos-Elnler Az larson. Sioux CITY.
-CysAs&S &SkorherBs Marathon
4875-Ben A. Nelson, ,Des Moines.
5005-Lewis Hayes. Alta. /.
5Oe7-A. H. Ffisbie; Lake View.
502S-C. "A. burlington, Manila.
50s1-John B. Mccormick, Sioux
City.
5135--Gunder Gnrderson. Leland.
5140-J. o. Berggren. Waterloo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
SHOULD SPANK WILSON.

NJ sshodist Ministers viii Investigate
Reports Of jrdiseretien.
Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, Sept. s.-The temper :,
ance committee Of the Northwest lows
conference Of the Methodist Episcop4t
church, at Sioux City. Sept. 20 to as.
will bring up the reported action Of
Secretary James Wilson In accepting
the honorary chniTmanship OF the M.
tional Brewers convention.
spence, Of the First Methodist chvrch
here, says IL the reports are true Mil-,
SON should be spanked for his sndiscres
tion. Pastors here believe. noNeyer.
the reports are false and that no action
should be taken by the conferences un-;
til the report Is confirmed. 3si4ss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
Henry County Fair Make. Money,

SpecfNI 10 IIfHeN-NeVuUI'cHH-
Mount Pleasant, Sept. 9.-licnry
county has n county fair which makes
money The profits this year are np-
proximatcly $l,7oo, against $ito last
year, according to figures given out by
Secretary G.. II. Tribby of the local fair
associa ton. Tho association received
from the state this year the full
amount allowed under the law for the
aid OF county fairs. 1900. Tho receipts
this year show nm increase OF nearly
$1,000. the figures being ss.ass for ts1l.
against $s,Ss7 for 1910.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
FOOD RIOTS At sREsT.

Forty Persons injured u ei0rce Bat.
&ls estwssn Mob end osldiers.
W Brest, France. Sept. Ia fierce bat
etix occurred here today when mob
'oE cheaper food mnnifestants engaged
;tSe troops. At least forty persons we're
irjured
i 4grwenty policemen and soldiers weic
sl,adiy hurt by stones. bottles and mis-
sizes thrown at them. The troops re-
rststedly charged into the crow'l and an
equally large number ,of rioters were
Injured by being struck BY sabrcs or oy
bt!ng trampiea upon by the cavalry
hoI ses. The soldiers were not permitted
10. ! "a their guns. ,s3.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
N.w F.e.ery tor Ms. pleassrt.

N0W 0VSOt wv 81 w - ~
Special. to Tines Republican
Mount Pleasant. Sept S.--Thru the
efforts OF the commercial club Mount
Pleasant gets new factory the jesse
l.. Edgren Company OF Milwaukee,
manufacturers Of kitchen utensils. BY
the sale OF $4,000 stock 90 local peo-
pie. the paid In capital stock Of the
concern has been !ncreased 70 t37 600,
Tho plant will be moved here this fall
and twenty people will, be employed At
tho start. II Wilt be located On Vernon
street and the Buriing ton tracks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
PROF. HOLDEN RE.ELEcTEo.
Agrees 70 Act In Accordance With
Ruiss Of Control 0eard.

Agrees to Act u Ne66tdtuoS Wtsn
Ruiss Of Control 0eard.
vinton, Sept. 9.---Prof. r. q. Holden.
Of Ames, appeared before the state
board OF educatioh Thursday during
their meeting at the college for the
blind in this city at the request OF the
board. After a general discussion Of
the much talked OF troubles existing
between that body and the Ames school
man matters were satisfactorily settled
and Professor Holden was e-elected to
his present position at the school OF
agriculture Action was taken only afe
ter Professor Hc!den agreed that here
after he would act in accordance with
the rules Of the board in all matters,
the board anticipates no further trOu-
bles from that source.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
COCHRAN HELD FoR MURDER.
Charged ~ coronsr's Jury With Kill
ina John hassmann.

VNUTQO0 " 0ObOSsOtU VuFy WIN WV
inc Jehn hassmann.
Davenport, Sept. s.-The coroner's
Jury sitting In the case directly charG-
es Edward Cochran with the murder OF
John HassrAann In. the shooting ARRAY
which occurred Thursday morning.
According 10 evidence given at the
inquest. Cochran, after auarreling with
Hassmann, went TO his room. procured
a revolver. and returning shot Hass.
mann four times. Cochran, the police
say. told them on his way to the sta
ton In responae to n question as Il
whether he had hit Hassmann:
II was In the Philippines too long te
miss the shot"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
Takes Straight Routs TO Berlin.

N N Takes Straight Routs 70 Berlin.
sGotha, Germany. Sept. s.--The Zep-
'relin dirigible balloon Schwaben sailed
from this city with six passengers at
ie:l5 this morning on the final stage
ssof It's trip from Baden Baden to Ber-
IN. The scheduled route from Gotha
Vas practically as the bird fiics with a
.Sltght defiection to pass over Leipzig.
The distance Of the entire flight is $50
miles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
DIS MONIES WANTS TAFT TWICE
Asks prssidsnt - Return and Witness
Masonic Play.

Masonic Play.
Des Moines. Sept. 9.-The request
that President Taft return to Des
Mcines from Ottumwa on Sept. 80 to
witness presenetation Of the Masonic
play written by Joseph e. Morcombe.
Of Storm Lake. Iowa. has been for-
warded to the president at Washing
ton, according TO the announcement of
local Masons tSday.
It is said that as Ottumwa is to be
the last stop in, Iowa. 1t will be as
convenient for the president to return
to Des Moines In the evening and take
a later train 10 Chicago as to travel
direct from Oetumwa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
\ Z Slll,soeeo FlRE loss.

sjx Dueineee Heusss Of North 0alti-
sioss; Ohio, Burned.
Toledo. o., Sept s.-Fife OF unknown
origin caused loss Of si50.0oo at
north BAlttS6ore, thirty miles from
lters, when IN stores In the center OF
the town. 1wstv burned this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
VnNlIed TeNnaae lnersaees.

New York, sept S..The United
ot6tes Steel Corporation announced to-
~ that the unified tonnage on the
,buoks ON Aug. 81 was S,Sss.Ss5 tons,
a6ainst xE9AOs5 tons on July 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
LIsrIs WINS FROM LANG.

Wins Twenty; Round Dattis and Cham
pienahlp Of Australia.
Sydney, n. %. W.. Sept. SACK Les
ter Of Gle Elum. Wash. today de-
feated ,"Diil' Lang. the Australian
HEAVYWEIGHT. for the championship of
Auatralla. The fEht went tho sched-
uied twenty rounds and Lester was
awarded the decision on points.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09

.s Another AdVoNoe % ouoar.
I. New York. sepk o-All grades Of
rSnned sugar were advanced 10 cents
9ihundred pounds today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
sCWvABEN 1T BERLIN
zsppsiin Dirisibls. Carrying Six Pas.
ssnssrs, Makes successful $50 Mile
Journey From Baden Badsn-Pro-
es.ds to Potsdsm. whsrs Safe Land
ing 10 Made.

Berlin, Sept. 9.-The Zeppelin dirigi-
BILE balloon Schwaben, with six passen-
gers on board, arrived over Berlin at
HAS O'Clock this morning. thereby
completing its $50 mile Journey from
Baden Baden.
The big airship encircled the city
and then proceeded to Potsdam where
1t made successful landing.
The Schwaben left Baden Baden on
the morning Of Sept. and arrived at
iGotha on the afternoon OF the same
day. After two days stop the dirigt-
bic ascended and left this morning on
the anal stage OF Its trip.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09

FA1iS1H. oRisFssTRickEK.
coNsoLED " PRISONER
Dssttis Aaai6tains cssI Dsmsaner-
VII u EisetrSsstsd New. = un'sss
tsishsr Court Intsrvsnss-ralsen 10
Psnsisntisry TsSsy 70 Await Hi.
GxstIsien.

s.A,,. q. ,,,,.,,. +,n,, ~ u.n,ah p,rford
y. 81 49,.
= ttv'i, saa = ..o'iA ss4e eu -
detach himself and the direct imputa-
tion that the Jury judged him more 70.
hi.s "a ai.cr.t,on iran the tra redv itself
.s1.- .-s-s. -.-...--'.-
ssisae stosu - =.
Clay Beattie. II. convicted last night
Of wife murder.
sAnv ather iary composed Of city
soil. gwnnld haye hee,s more >merciful.'
Z 80 MI bitter Iament
y ..Eseffully unfair.ss he muttered in
serdict. sss Hs 80 $50 - = s.
..laeulsh Binford.. he added, inquired
largely IN tie verdict, more largely
.rn... s. svr,r,, c.n not anderstand
u " .hnr y wonan of tfe underworld can
~ s.,Ssn1,It Won. Thev don't know
S5 5vl,sns fi,af hannens how hard It is to
1af IA ~ herS
Il Il d 8 ~ h.vs,:, irsfted, along hopinr against
n bcne n, Isl ANN .i,inr would occur to
B III, & ,,;vVself A. sthaf fsinford girl. and
ono. & ,,o,,.sr ~ -thaf Kind feels that
vc,, - Srrer talre arik interest in her
n.nailv 1870 .nicide. 70 I drifted along
II su,aitinr fnr9 :, chance 10 break on re-.
ny.seS i tried .hard to persuade her
I n thnsmeanfinIe to- HyA proper life.
.5Iaa this case been tried in any
co,,rt where these things are not un-
common thts morning would have
beer, 4 free nan. interpreting Judge
Wats6n.s instructions TO the jury can
not zee now the verdict could have
been other: than not guilty. believe
the Jury was infiuenced by the one
sided newspaper reports before mad
= aschancs 20 present my side OF the
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4 ,,.,,A a. ..1,,inr III sfreeflom was rome.
Riliy ssamnson: his chum. was QUOT
Cd. 4. aayine: aHenry win not die In
flne chair. Il win be some other way
M ne Ii convicted he has nerve
enough to kill himself before others
do. said Beulah Binford. before her
departure from Richmond.
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clsssly ovarded In Cell.
Chesterfield Court House. Va. Sept.
ga heavy guard patrolled the little
Chesterfield jail last night and today.
The lone guardsmen are the only per-
Sons Henry Clay Beattie. Jr, convicted
q the murder Of hi. wife last night,
Il law - t0e AooASo ous on sno p@esoso4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
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The Weathee.
Z Iowa. Illinois and eouth Dakota--
Mostly unsettled and cloudy TONIGHT
ana Sunday; not much change In tenn
perature.