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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
M0RTUARY.

The remains of Crcil A Caldwell
the Sonng Canadian Who died W,t-
nesday evening ~ 81 Jusesph's hos
pital. will be- sent tonight to MI
Cnldwells former homo nj Nauunv
British Columbia, where intclmcnt
Wiz In made Mr Caldwell who had
Teen icsideni oi Albuquerque Ia,
iWo YEATS, yah about tNentN two
years old tie wac TOR thee stu
dent ai The Albuquerque business
college and had many friends here
His mother Mrs JAMES 4 Caldwell
y ho visited hes son on number oi
occasions. also enjoyed wide ac
qnainiance here and husi oi
friends win ~ nPaihlzg with her IN
her bereavement
John T. Grifriihs ~ SocGrio well
known merchant 0l that county. M ia
the city on hhsiness affairs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
cINEi,tL ELtNTION PHotbA.
M11lON


Notice is hrrrny glyrn that Cen
eral Election viii BE- hold IN tn" Ter.
ritory uf Sew Mexico aud IA the
County ~ Bernaliilo therein. ou tho
seventh day ct November, 1911. That
al said General Election. officers viii
boz chosen fnr tho Siltu Of New Mex
400. tor mcmhrrs uf tho legislature ui
The state OF Now McNico. for District
aud County officers ana FOR Rcpres.n-
tatyvs la the 62nd Congress og the
United states. That the officers to be-
voted Tor nt said election are rs fol-
lows;
state Oniccrs.
One Governor. ono Licuionant Gov
ornOr, one Secretary OF state. one
Stale Treasurer. uae state Auditor.
IN" Attorney G"E"rul. ono super
iutondvnt Uf Public Instruction.
one Commissioner of Public lands.
three Justices of the supreme
Court, thr4o Corporation Commission
ors, two Representatives ia the Ggnd
CVnfr,as of the United States.
District Officers.
Ono senator Tor the nfu Senatorial
district. comprising the counties OF
Bcrnulilln. san Juan aud Sandoval.
one senator fur the seventh senator
ial district. comprising the county OF
Befnallio: three Representatives Tor
tho third Representative district, COM
prising tho county or ucrnalillo. one
District Judac aud ono District At
tornoy for the second Judicial district.
comprising the codGtios OF BernallllO,
Mckinley aud sandoyal.
COUNTY OfIiucss of ahe County "a
Iirrnalillo.
ono sheriff. three County Commits
sioneiH. one Treasurer and cx-otlcio
Collector. ono assessor, one county
clerk; ono superintendent OF schools,
one probate Judge. enc county sur
vcyoF.
There win also be voted upon one
proposed amendment To- the conslitu-
ton of the State OF New Mexico as
provided By Act OF Congress admitting
New Mexico az state into the Union.
said proposed amendment being as fol-
lows.
ARTICLE XIX.
Amendment
section 1. Any amendment or
amendments TO thu constitution may
be proposed In either house ~ the
legislature NJ any regular session
thereof; and II q majority OF all mnm-
bcrs elected to eESh of the two houses
voting separately shall vote IN favor
thereof such proposed amendment or
amendments shall be entered ON their
respective journals Win the yeas and
nays thereon.
''rhe secretary ~ state shah cause
any such amendment or amendments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
NEWSONG NUMBERS
WILL Be FEATURE
OF INSIDE Inn
Plot Of Play Will Be Some
what Same as Last Year,
but There Will Be Stronger
Cast and Better Music.

when ihU curtain rises ai the
| klhs tHvdicr ucAi wednesday, ere
| Thursday nisuia Do will araiu pr. rat
ihr Inside Inn. .I" musical comedy
/ which iur lircn brought hero Just q
ear Hro. IW % will not be- tp,
Inside Inn ui lust tpar onl, f1n 90"
ploJ ia somewhat the same ll' what
Eos pluI lif,n Saws - o. small
thread, hluch. whit" lr any colo. sou
lihr. thai holds the uisy f1gOitcg
O. is Tho aong pli i3nre aum hcrs
hf,n, abi Too ass sp' .BL rli
Bon of The inside lnu $50, have ci-
ciAthing ln Nat line brand urV
i.undollL Scott. N,s. Colbcr. MS.
Chna WIN" und No, Pri't Will all
hove new SONGS ana N,s Been via
intrndnCr several uf her new novelty
numbers and we'll. I don't want to
talk too much about hcg Dut you
know what shc can de- NJ Bfcn
ls luN o VnihHslasm about his
chorus and declares q the best ms
has ever had hvrc, and viii let ui
Know in u DIES uf no 10 n is o. In not
fe beet hc haze cycy had leaning
ahrady towards the "n
In ticN 81 lhc coming election.
which Will be- all over but the shout
my bN thai Time. llren has arranged
ucW munologuc fuI Joe scott. and
'ou wen know what Joe Cnu DO 10
tho NAY ol delivering q monOiuguc
Election stories viii Il, high aud the
defeated candidates viii cpltalul1
come IN Tor their share.
Tut Land0lii-Oh YOU l.andN -in his
Dutch cour11 purt l.andy wants 10
call especial attention to his new wig
which came direct from Lew Fields.
although Low didn't send d himself
llick Thuuds formerly comedian
with the Wills Cumcby Co. and an
old friend of laudoltfs sent ID to
him nR q Christmas present. and Ia
view Of the feet thai the Inside IAN
was Eolug fu Fee produced again ao
soon landy wrote his friend Thumns
ana tuld him That Christmas WAS
celebrated Ia New Mexico November
lirsl instead ct Dcccmhsr 2lth 4
particular brI9hi fcailrc Of the In.
Idle Inn ain lee thu lads principals.
Mrs. White, Mrs Colbert. Miss he
Inliu ana Mics Pratt Mrs White.
with hcr beautiful voice, Mrs. Colbaft
with hcr hJWcrN numbers. and Miss
D'T'sliu With ncr COMEDY paf; as The
Village gossip. aud Miss praii IN her
clever sous ana dane" humbcrs. ar'
alone, well worth az" price OF adinis-
sion
This Be- surely .oing to b. somc
shuw and when the advance sale
OF seats opens On Matson's Monday
morning @ Hue ol purchasers hall
block long are expected 10 be- on
hands Rtbearsals aIr boing held
nighily al ST. Mury's hall
Feed lnngnid, weak. run down
lieadnche3 stomach "ofi Just a
plain ease of lazy liver. DirdocR
Hood uiitcB tones liver aud atom
ach. promutcs digestion. purifics tho
fl.wT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
MOGOLLOA ROAD IS
ONE OF THE BEST
IN THE STATE
After Fifteen Years II Is in
Splendid Condition and Is
Monument to Holm Bus
sums Ability.
cpeeia, r.rr-sposae~cs 60 the uesald,


Mogullun y NJ Nov 3 The his
cussion which has been had ahou,
The condition of the Nopollou Mazda
lena ruad which Was built 10, Holm
@ lMusum fInc,u fcais uso has nai.
urallN attracted great deal OF ai.
tuntiun 90 The road. aud many people
have recently made trips o,cr tho
road To- the purpose of sailsitiua
themselves az To its condition
After nii cn years dnung vhich
Time no repairs have been mad, upon
a. inc road rs still iG excellent con.
diion, nnd WthN expressions ot won
der lnNe been INDUCED as Gao how 49,
butsun could have built such road
with the snail amount n money NJ
MS command. A vcr. liitio NoiN on u
~ the present time would mako b.
the equal of cav road in The state
". as is contemplated. This road b.
mad" lait uf "a transcoutinenfai au-
tomobilC highway d viii move one
OF the biggest advertisements Chat
New M.N,cO could have. lug b. winds
through a sectlpu of muuuisin cuuu.
tiy which fpr scenic beauty H. nnRur
parsed 10 the world and 10 would an.
douhicdly prove strong attraction
ioi irnnscontincutal tourists
The ISLANDERS against Mr. Hursum
have only served so strengthen hin
among The people who kuDw him aud
are familiar with hls work. ana the
Indications az, for an uuusually heavy
Republican vote In The Mogollon and
'ooney districts Mr. Hmsums per.
sonal popularity ainong the minin,
men, who know him anu consider
him one oi themselves H. over whelm-
ing. aud the, viii support his can
didac1 almost go man.
" IRWIN MOORE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

4 battered habliuall, iron con.
stipaiiun DeaH RuEulets relieved
and stfeug hpnVd the bowels so That
they have Drcn rvtuinr ever nnc, -.
Y Davis, grocer Sulph Syringe.
:. VI.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
Spanish Festival at Saitair.

Salt Lake City.-What promises to
be the most thrilling and interesting
amusement spectacle ever held in he
west Is the Spanish festival which he
gins at Saltair beach Saturday. July
22nd, and with the exception of Sun.
day continues through the week
Twenty bull fighters from Mexico. in.
GLIDING some Of the very best in that
county, and twenty genuine panish
fighting bulls. reached Salt Lake Mon.
day and are now at Saltair ready for
the festival to begin. The H~ippodrome
has been arranged with more than
10000 seats and it resembles in every
way the big arenas in Spain and Mev.
leo. Eight inches OF dirt has been
placed on the floor and this has been
thoroughly packed and rolled.
The resort is being decorated in
Spanish colors and a Mexican hand
will play Mexican music during the
week. Special arrangements are he.
ing made to handle the large crowds
that are expected. Excursions will ba
run from all over the intermounta,r
country and it is expected that large
numbers OF people will be attracted 40
this IL the first event OF the kind
ever held in Utah. AL
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
|NSURCENT VICTORY
OLD GUARD BEATEN IN ELECTION
OF NATIONAL EDUCATION AS
ISOLATION OFFICERS.
All Candidates on insurgents Slate
Are Successful. While Amend.
ments Offensive to Progressive
Element Are Tabled.

San Francisco.-Carroll Gardner
Pearse, superintendent of schools of
Milwaukee, was elected president Of
the National Education association,
the largest pedagogic body in the
world, at the annual meeting of its &C
tive mcmbers Thursday. Miss Kath-
crime d. Blake of New York was elect
ed treasurer.
With these were elected all candi-
dates on the insurgent slate of which
Pearse was the head, and an insur-
gent majority of the executive COM
mittee, and late Thursday the board
of directors elected two members to
the board of trustees, considered ia
vorable to the progressive wing of the
association.
The insurgents succeeded in tabling
until 1912 an extensive report on
amendments to the bylaws submitted
by a committee appointed two years
ago, and decidedly unpopular with the
p~rogressives, who asserted that it took
away from the rank and file much of
whatever power 1t now has. Some
more liberal amendments were offered,
but these cannot be voted on this
year. The insurgents felt that they
had done all that they started out to
do. and more than they expected to
accomplish.
Statehood for New Mexico and Ari-
iona was Endorsed by the association.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
NEW CAMPAIGN PUBLICITY eu,

Candidate for Senate and Hous. Nh.
Not Pay Over 10 Cents for Votes
Washington.-The most drastic cam.
paign publicity legislation ever passed
n either branch of congress was
adopted by the senate on MONDAY
practically without a dissenting vote
Using the prediction publicity hin
passed by the house of representa-.
tives as a basis, the senate construot.
ed a proposed law with the follow,n,
important features:
No candidate for the senate or
house shall spend in the election more
than a sum equal to 10 cents for each
voter in his district or state.
No senatorial candidate shall spend
a total of more than $4,000 in the
primary and general election; and no
candidate for the house shall spend
more than $4,000.
Publicity must be given to all pri.
mary campaign contributions and ex.
penditures.
All general election expenses must
be made public before the election. be-
ginning fifteen days before election
and making publication each six days
until election. Promises of political
jobs must be made public.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
NINE


Dubois. pam explosion In the
shaft Of the Cascade Coal and Coke
company 1t Sykesviiie late Sunday
night caused the death Of twenty-one
minors. most Of them being killed al
most instantly. Among the dead are
nine Italians. eight Glavs, one Lthua-
nian ana three Americans.
Twenty-seyen men were 1t work In
the mines 1t the time, and whether
they were killed by the explosion or
died ~ the result Of inhaling the
deadly IRE damp Is not known. A few
bodies recovered show that they
killed BY the explosion. but the ma
jority had their dinner pals with them
and were making their way towards
the main entrance when cut down
presumably by the fire damp. There
were two sets of brothers and a father
and son among those killed. George
and John Hook. brothers. were found
clasped in each others arms, while
Frank Pavelick and his ffteen-year-
old 70 were also found In q death
embrace.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
CAUSES TWO DEATHS
Storm Of Few MInutes Duration sr'nss
Sorrow and pesolatIon to Resi-
dents Of California Town.

Ell Centre, GAIA storm OF cyclonic
violence. In which two lives were lost'
several persons injured and buildings
throughout the business district DAD
Nv damaged, struck Ell Centre Satur'
day afternoon. !.
Sweeping in from the southeast AZ
$3.50 O'Clock, the storm passed Win
great speed and force over the cen
trail part OF town. While 1t lasted
only a few minutes, 1t damaged prop
erty to the extent Of at least $3O,OOO.
The two whose deaths were caused
by the storm were Leslie Novak, who
died at st. Thomas hospital two hours
after being injured in a falling build
ing, and Singh Sunda. a Hindoo, VINO
lost his life in the same way.
Many persons narrowly escaped IN
Jury while in buildings which col
lapsed, or in the streets lodging de-
bris, which was carried more than two
blocks by the storm.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
WICKERSHAM IS UNDER FIRE
Attorney-0eneral Charged With Hav.
Ing Permitted Statute Of LlmIta-
tIon to Run Against Aiaskans.

Washington.-After secret consid-
Grafton Of charges made by Delegate
Wickersham Of Alaska that Attorney
General Wickersham deliberately
permitted~th h statute Of limitation to
run against agents of the Alaska
syndicate who defrauded the govern
ment through perjury to the extent
Of $4,000. the house committee on
judiciary has determined to report
favorably q resolution Of inquiry Of
fered by Delegate Wickersham.
Investigation aimed at impeach-
ment and removal from office Of At
torney General Wickersham for cor.
ruption in the administration OF JUS
tice In Alaska is proposed.
The resolution will call upon the
attorney general to furnish the house
with any documents, afddavits and
testimony In his possession relating
to an affidavit submitted to him
more than q year ago. and sworn
to by H. J. Douglas. former auditor
of the Alaska syndicate In 1908.
Delegate Wickersham startled the
committee when. in executive ses-
sion, he produced q copy OF an afr
davit relating to al alleged criminal
act by Captain ID. H. Jar
Wis. of the Alaskan syndicate and for
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
YOUTHS CHARGED WITH cRnF
Two Girls and Two Bow. Ace..x
Drowning Rich Ranchman !.
Colorado Stream.

Grand Junction. Colo. o,...-
Thompson. agel II; Lillian oshsNn
aged ~; Lee Baker, aged Is. ana ~
gff Wilson. aged II, by a yerdio.
the coroner's Jury reached Moras1
evening, are held for the alleged :,
onious drowning of Clark l.. Wo,,s,,'
q rich bachelor ranchman who
found In the creek near Clifton Ia,
Wednesday. The evidence bro,ss.
out the fact that the girls, who vi.s
the two boys, had been living II
tent near the Wolfkill ranch had No.
seen at the Wolfkill ranch in tba -
ternoon and that the three had has.
drinking.
The two boys declare they ouna
WolfkiH's body in the creek wnila =
swimming. The dead mans clothing
was found scattered along the banr
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
TENT FALLS ON AUDIENCE.
Patrons Of a Wild West Show In CHI
cago Thrown Into Panic When
Canvas ColIapses.

Chicago.-Ffve thousand persons at
Buffalo Bills Wild West show were
thrown into a panic Saturday even
ing when half of the large tent was
blown down in the electric storm.
Several men and women were injured
by %collapsing seats and falling poles.
The greatest damage was done in
the extension tent" which is just be-
yond the marquee" or entrance pa
Wilton, and which was occupied by
an audience of more than 1000. The
band had just finished the second
overture and the performers, mounted
on horses, were crowding in the ap.
proach of the arena before the grand
march, when the accident occurred.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
MINERS MEET in MONTANA.
President Meyer Of Western Fedora.
ton Calls Nineteenth Annual Con
vention to Order.

vention to Order.
Butte, Mont.-President Charles H.
Meyer of the Western Federation Of
Miners, Monday morning called the
nineteenth annual convention of that
organization to order at the auditor
ium in Butte and incidentally refer
ence was made to the fact that the
federation was organized in this city
in 1893 under the auspices Of Butte
miners, which is union No. l of the
federation.
Federation districts have been abol
ished by an amendment to the consti-
tuition and the executive board will DO
reduced numerically and its members
selected from the federation at large.
It Is declared that this innovation will
result in the selection of a strong body
of men for the paramount work of pro
noting the organization. It Is also
declared that the MCNAMARA case W
Los Angeles will be a subject OF grave
consideration, and a movement VIII
probably be inaugurated to secure
financial assistance for the accused
and imprisoned union officials.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20

merly prominent in the government
evenue cutter service. who COM
mitted suicide In Seattle on June 2.
the day following the introduction OF
the Wickersham resolution calling
for production Of the papers in the
case, and by John H. Bullock of the
John ]. Sesnor Coal company OF
Nome.
Through c~onnivance of these men,
1t was charged, the government was
defrauded on coal contracts. and evil
dence to that effect, 1t Is alleged,
was permitted to remain Enacted up
on by the attorney generals office
for more than a year until the stat
ute of limitations expired last May.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
Will Fight for Fortune.

Hampstead, L. Eva Duryea
Thelberg of Stockholm, Sweden, sister
of Walter E. Duryea, the millionaire
who lived for twelve years with a
broken neck and who built up a for
tune from a small sum left by his
father. has begun a contest in the sur.
rogate's court Of Nassau county for
her brothers estate, which he left al.
most entirely to Eleanore Peregrin,
who had been his faithful nurse and
attendant. The nurse received over
100000 and two handsome houses.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
LOAN WILL AVERT CRISIS.
Galapagos island, Commanding Pan
m Canal Entrance, to be Neu-
traljxod.

tralixed.
Observation-Disclosures are un-
der way through the state department
whereby the Galapagos islands. OF the
coast Of Ecuador and commanding the
Pacific entrance to the Panama canal.
will be forever removed as a factor
to be turned against the safety of the
United States In the event Of o.
Abandoning the old plan of pur-
chasing the islands from Ecuador.
Secretary Knox has called his dol
lar diplomacy" into play.
Not only then will the naturalization
Of the Galapagos islands be accom-
plished. but INT of the pest holes Of
the world will be cleaned up, namely,
GuayaQuil. the seaport Of Ecuador.
and control of the railway in Ecuador
will he retained In American hands
and the stock and bondholders of this
road will be fully protected In their
rights.
The long discussed $4,000, 900 loan
to Ecuador Ia the means by which
these ends are to be brought about.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
May stilI Buy OF, From Trust.

Washington. - Attorney General
Wickersham has decided that It is not
unlawful for the United States to deal
with the corporations recently de-
clared by the Supreme court Of the
United States to be illegal combina-
tons. The question came up in con-
nection with contracts awarded to the
Standard Oil company for a years
supply of coal and gasoline for the
military department OF the east. The
attorney general holds that the cor
poratioas declared illegal combina-
tons are SO only in restriction Of
trade. The sale OF materials by these
corporations Is not In itself illegal. -
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
plague In North Carolina.

Asheville, N. Can epidemic of
an unknown disease prevails In
Mitchell county. and Is battling skilled
physicians. The malady manifests It.
self by small blood spot stains on the
tops oil the fingers. passing through
the arm into the body and resulting
in death within a few days. The
plague has claimed several victims.
n OF whom was DR.. ~. p. Siagle.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
Australians Happy.

Melbourne. Australia.-The acting
premier. William Morris Hughes. said
Sunday that Australians might con-
graduate themselves IN the renewal OF
the Anglo-Japanese treaty. This will
give Australia ten years instead OF
four 10 prepare fol- the defense of the
country against imminent danger.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
Editor Falls to His Death

ftiawatha, Kan.-Daniel w. Wilder.
author pioneer editor and political
ieader' died at his home here Satur-
uay night as a result of injuries sus-
tanned Saturday when he walked ont
OF the window of his bedroom II 10
supposed he became confused and mis-.
took the window for a door
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
Sud Mars Viii Recovar

ERE Pa, G. C"Bud"0 Mars. the
hurt in a fall with his acre,
VIII rec syer and will be able
20 'eave the hospital in ahout Ton
His injuries are not nearly 90
sever as at first reported
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20

New York.-Joseph Kinward of Tar.
rytown was In a swing painting the
water tower there late Saturday,
when the rope broke. He dropped
100 feet, struck a wire, turned a com.
plete somersault and landed on his
feet. He smiled and said: II didn't
expect to come down this way, but
I'm all right" Although somewhat
shaken up he was able to walk home.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20

cra,i" . Neo'-A Nebraska Demo.
otatc convention on Saturday do,,an
pu william j. Bryan a traitor 70 tha
ocia'ic party and passed strorv
resolutions denouncing him sor o as
'"s oolted the state Democratic t,o,s.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
Sees Husband and Children Drown

st. Louis.-Frank D%uciervelle. Al
years OF age, was drowned Sunday
with his son and daughter. Thomas
ana Mary, 3 and IS years respective.
~. while a crowd on the Miss ssippi
river bank restrained the wife and
mother, who tried to leap In after the
struggling trio.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
Famous Southern Wom,n n.,s

Atlanta, Ga,-Mrs. Sarah f. Cabot
nho"n throughout the south as tho
designer of the Cross of Homo ~ 10
s~onieueracy an emblem given con.
,eaerate soldiers of valor. died at her
nolhe early Sunday morning. She
was seventy-eight years old
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
Riotlna at TIaxaeala.

Mexico City.-It is reported that a
riot occurred at Tlaxacala as the re.
suit OF ar attempt by Maderistas r.
kill Felipe Chaomnan, an insurrec.
ZIONIST leader. who had the D Of
the federal garrison.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
Q Supply Short.

New York.-American beef packers
must 60 to Argentina for their pro
duct. said J. Ogden Armour, II they
wish to retain their hold on the ex
p~ortation Of beef. Mr.. Armour ar
rived Friday from Europe.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-20
Mrs. Armour Sues Former COMPANION.

Kansas City.-Mrs. Margaret Klock
Armour, widow of Simeon B. Armour,
the packer, filed suit in the circuit
court here Saturday for $142, 600
against Miss Harriet Byington to
cover peculations alleged to have been
made by Miss Byington while serving
as companion and housekeeper to
Mrs. Armour.