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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
CASHIER OF BANK
FEARS LYNCHING
Seventeen Depositors Arm Themselves
Ard Co Across State Line to
Wait For Cashier.

Fort Smith. Ark, Nov 1.-THE Banl
Of Gentry. Of Gentry, Benton county
Ark, closed Friday Il had cash
capital Of $4,000 and its deposits and
liabilities reached $l68,00O It's assets
are estimated at 100000 or tie lat
ter $4,000 is in notes which have
been pronounced worthless
Following the failure OF the bank
seventeen depositors Of the defunct in.
stitution armed themselves with shot.
guns and hurried across the Oklahoma
state line. where they remained in
waiting for some time for Cashier c.
p. Catron, who. they charge. negotiat-
cd the loans amounting to $4,000 with
out the knowledge OF consent Of the
directors.
J. G. Lefers Of Gentry. who had S17,-
900 on deposit in the bank, pleaded
with the men not to hurt the cashier.
The crowd then dispersed
Friday night Sheriff Russell OF Ben
tonville dispatched a load of deputies
in an automobile to Gentry to protect
the cashier and remove him to Benton
Vile, the county seat Of the county
for safekeeping It Is feared that an
effort will be made to mob Catron.
Catron is nephew Of J. H. Catron,
wealthy banker who Is president Of a
bank in Kansas City and three others
in Missouri.
Deputy Sheriff Green arrived at Cen
try shortly after o'clock Friday
night. He carried with him a warrant
for Catron's arrest. The warrant was
issued by Deputy Prosecutor Nance
of Rogers. A telephone message from
Gentry Friday night says that the au-
thorities have refused to surrender the
cashier to the county authorities. It
was also stated that 1t was greatly
feared an effort would be made to lynch
Catron Friday night.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
TIME TABLE FOR NEW
FAST TRAIN ON FRISCO

From Fridays Daily
The first run of the new California
Limited, on the Frisco, will occur next
Sunday and the new train will pass
through this city next Sunday The
east bound train will leave Vinita at
81, a. m, and will arrive in st. Louis
at 4:30 p. m. Another train will leave
at 6;53 arriving at st. Louis at7: 30,
making two daylight trains to St.
Louis. The west bound train will ar
rive in Vinita at 1856 p. m. This
train will stop here for dinner, leaving
at 1:2O p. m. The only stops for this
train between Vinita and Monnett are
Alton and NeOsho. Claremore is the
only stop between this city and Tulsa.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
Aviator Hugh Robinson Hurt.

Wichita, Kans.. Nov. II. - Aviator
Hugh Robinson sustained broken
shoulder and some minor injuries in a
thirty-foot fall just as he was starting
an exhibition flight here Friday after,
noon, when his machine was caught
in an air eddy behind a grove of trees.
The machine was completely wrecked.
Robinson had just started up on his
first flight when he struck the wind
eddy. He attempted to drop his ma
chine, which fell fiat" instead of
shooting ahead Robinson kept the
engine going until almost at the ground
and then jumped.
The machine turned over and was
smashed to kindling wood. Robinson
will be able to fly again in from two to
three weeks.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
New officers Elected.

Tulsa. Okla. Nov. 10.-At the an
nual meeting and banquet last night
the following officers were elected by
the Tulsa Clearing House Association.
J ". Berry, president; J II. McBirney.
vice president; A. z. Lewis. secretary
and g r. Mccullough, member Of
the executive board. which includes
the other three officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
FOUL PLAY
BODY OF MISSING nANNincTog
MAN FOUND ~ CREEK.
Authorities investigate Theory That
John CUnp Was Murdered.

Special pisIsfch 90 the frf-iigeucer
FAIRMONT. " Va. oct % At 2
O'Clock this morning. the body OF
John Gump. who disappeared from T1s
home near Warrington 90 last rues-
day. was dragged from the wafers of
Bunalo creek. The body W. dis
covered by H y staiey. rho vas
crossing the Ciarksburg street bridge
The body was lying on the north bank
or the creek near the bridge
The body vas removed 90 the Fur
bee mOrgue and County CORNER
Frank 4. Lloyd notified iIe is max
Ing an Investigation o. The death to-
day. u IL the belief that Gump was
murdered and thrown into the creek.
- 10 reported that on Tuesd1y even
ing he Uas qgsrreiing eIth zotftai
men IN Warrington. aud it 81 row
claimed a hght followed and Gunp
vas killed
Gump leaves wife and twelve
children ifis father. + j Gump. a
prosperous Marion county farmer. had
offered a reward of 500 for the re-
covery 81 his son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24

mer hopes 20 supply the Presidents
turkey fhis year and ia fafteninR q
bird that already weighs 20 pounds
CLEVELAND Prot J. ID. smith.
Uh0 has conducted an antlrat cru-
sads here. viii now turn bic attention
% Staying ants. He declares there
are certain kinds that breed disease.
FLORENCE. rtaiy-Aufhoritfes are
searching for the child of former
Grown Princess Louise % saxony.
whose mother declares has been lid.
naped
WOLsEY. g. D-President Taft
issued a proclamation today enjoin-
INK neutrality on citizens Of the
JnIted states in the Turco Italian
war
los ANGELEs-Dr. Franz Bers.
nan. the Berlin scientist. made =
statement today On which he d.
ciared hat unless women discarded
ught shoes. the little too you'd sn-
tifeiy disappear 90 the seL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

CHIAssO. Switzerland -ItaIy's o.
hcial bulletin on the choiera epidem
ic In thar county shows that there
vas a total - Zf7 eases with gl
death from October 3 20 October ff.
Inclusive
SACRAMENTO. Cal -- Moufrnor
7 J. Capel. once private chamberlain
% TIE Pope. is dead here.
CHARLESTON. g. C-Ore o. fna
men hurt yesterday uhen the boiler
tubes on the Torpedo boat TfnFey
burst died this forenoon. He vas ]
~ Glbbee
BERLIS-The German foreign Of
Tee subsfanfiafes the French report
that the Moroccan regulations prob
ably uin terminate this week
PHILADELPHIA - George Brown
and william Peacock. Of Wrminar,r
Del we're killed End sir others hart
when q bridge over the Pennsylvania
tracks collapsed
WATERBURY. COMA local far.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
EIGHT MINERS DIE
IN EXPLOSION
harrisburg. ~. Scene of Fatal Dis
aster-Eight Rescued IN Un-
conscious State.

HARRISBURG. H.. oct. 23.-Elght
miners were killed and eight others
temporarily overcome by an explo-
sion Of powder in the O'Gara mine No
2. mile from here. today.
The dead and those made uncon.
scious were removedN from the mine
by rescucrs. three OF Whom we're over.
come b. Fas. They were resusitated
al a hospital
The explosion occurred a. the shifts
were changing and but rs men were
IN the north entrance. where the ex-
Diosion occurred. Three hundred and
sixty men had reported for work. but
All had not gone down into the work
ings. It's not definitely known what
caused the explosion. but thai Il was
possible the insulation on an electrical
cable had become loose and the ex-
posed wire touched some spilled
powder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
SLASH RATES ON
TRUST ROADS
U. S. STEEL CORPORATION
SPRINGS STARTLING MOVE.
Cut Of 20 Cents On Ore Rate Per Ton
20 Become Effective
Soon.

DULUTH. Minn. Oct 23.-Ore
rates on the two iron range roads OF
the United States Steel Corporation
will be cut to shy cents a gross ton
within the next thirty or forty days
The announcement OF the proposed
reduction came to-day from President
William y McGonagie. of the Duluth
Aisaabe aud Northern. and was later
confirmed b. President Frank T.
House OF the Duluth iron Range
railway
The present rate on iron ore IL 50
cents per gross ton. from all Mesaba
range points 90 Duluth This rate
covers all shipping points on the Du-
luth. Aissabe Northern road and all
the Messabe range points on the Du-
uth 4 Iron Range railroad. From
Tower. the rate IL 90 cents 20 the
docks al Two Harbors. and from Ely
II is one dollar
When the proposed change takes
effect there Will b. a fat rate Of SO
cents a ton from all points on the
two ranges The cut from Ely will,
therefore. amount 20 forty per cent.
tA'AA AWHfA 90 - N-N ftuN auu from
all Messaba range points Is per cent
The tariffs are nov being prepared
FOR fiing in Washington and 81. Paul
said Mr.. McGonagle. They will be
fled within a few days and the new
rates VII take effect thirty days from
the date of fling
This change has been carefully
considered b. our directors for some
urDe and they have decided that ~
ID the rigiif thing 10 DO. 10 reduce the
rates az this time"
President House said that he had
nothing 90 add 20 What Mr. AcConarie
bad said. but he confirmed Mr. Nc
Gonagie's statement. as far az the
Iron Range is concerned.
There o. already a s5-ceut rate IN
effect on the 500 line Vlth = further
provision for a e0-cenf rate any time
The shipments exceed the two million
tou mara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Chans-sha and Han-chsna FAN Sc.
fore Onward March Of vieto-
riouS Army of Republic.
THOUSANDS OF REFUGEES
FlOCklHG TO SHANGHAI
Fire Sweeps Russian Section Of Han
ko~. Burning over Acres
of Buildings.

SHANGHAI. China. Oct a3.-The
occupation by the revolutionlstS Of
two more important southern cities.
Chang. Sha 'and Han-Chang. was an
nounced In dispatches WHICH reached
this city early today.
Ching Sha is the capital OF the
province OF Kiangai Their capture.
therefVrU. delivers into revolutionary
hands the local governments OF two
important provinces. thereby more
Than doubling the territory In which
the rebels are masters
Fire In the rear of the Russian con
eession A. Hankow burned over sew
eTal acres. destroying many ware
houses and great number Of chi.
nese houses.
The rebel government is ruaihtain
ing order and summary beheading
lOoters
Thousands q chinese refugees are
arriving here daily. penniiess. and 80
are adding 20 the general distress.
PEKtNG. oct. p Tho revolution
ary spirit D. now nnanifesting itself
(contlnusd on Seventh Pagsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
'Or0ilIe Wright Fails
To Ground In Glider

in the machine and was easavirr a
second when fhe riider becan fo turn
tuiIle Slowly iu cross wind The
aviator scrambled nimbIy over tho
machine a. % turned. uifh the r.
-u't mat De- vas on TOP 90 10 when 70
OWED 70 tlc earth hottomslde up
MriEhfs injuries consisted o. a So
we're acerauon OF bis trousers aan
a slight shakeup
To make travel in the air virtually
Al eaie az it is on the earth ls know p
% o. the real purpose o. the erperI.
ments which the Wright brothers are
conducting. They are working upon
heir ncv mechanism designed 70
Keep an acroplauc on an even keel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24

were two OF thirtern bra-1sers. I.Fery
one OF these boys was trained in HIS
youth 10 be prepared 20 bring about.
" Necessary. the extermir-stion OF the
Mccoy clan
When they saS their brothers cold
in death and heard the nnal benedic-
tons pronounced over them, Sorro.
allied the hearts Of the surviving
brothers. and they together went for.
ward and made a public confession OF
faith In the God OF their mother and.
more recently. Of their father as well
The motheB< OF the eleven converts
has long been of the church Among
the brothers were Cap" who In the
days Of the fueds. was the pos-essor
or name feared through all the
mountains. hob. John. Dr. Ellis. Ten.
mis-. Johnson. Floyd and Joe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
DUAL SHOOTING In HOTEL ::
YOUTH AND GIRL. VICTIMS
CONVERT IL HATFIELDS
TOUCHING SCENE At sRoTHERs-soss OF DEVIL
AhsE rHE FEUosr. SAVED GARRETT

HuNTiNGTON. " Va. Oct "a
Standing over the biers OF their two
brothers. Elias and Troy HatseId
~hO we're shot and killed by an Italian
In Fayetie county. few days ago
eleven staiNart sons OF Devil Anse
Hatfield. the teudist. who professed
religion short time ago. to-day r..
sponded To the pleadings OF their Aed
parent and pledged themselves 20
lead better lives Uncle Dyke Gar
rett. the veteran mountain preacher
read the burial service over the dead
sons. and oil baptise the eleven
others In the near future.
Every member OF the noted fend
family vas az home 70 attend the
double funeral OF Troy and Elias Hat
held. the victims OF the Italian. who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
FORBES RosgRTsoN
OPENS HIS SEASON

Special pispst-H 90 tie GntefIErncsr
BROOkLYN. y Y. oct g3-To
night FORBES Robertson opened Ms
third and last American season in
Passing of the Third FLOOR Rack" ~
The Majestic Theater. Brooklyn In
an editorial. the Brooklyn Eagie says.
70 is significant that Forbes Robert
son. tho celebrated actor. has made
Brooklyn his point of departure on n
world tour which vul really extend
20 1918 70 is both memorable and
melancholy to recall that in Rrookfyn
Edwin Rooth the Ereatcsf actor ~ bis
time. made bis last appearance on
any Stage. Forhes Robertson fs r..
Earfcf as ne worlds successor "
That great artist"
He Iwil be seen in Wheeling short
N in the same play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
INVITE TAFT
Fsirmort Business Wen msEina g.
fort % Have Presisent Make
Step There.

-I- -r.l-H 20. fna IrfafII-r~-sr
FAlRMONT. ". Va. oct 2l-Tbe
Fairmont chamber Of commerce. has
extended an invitation 90 President
Tar to visit this city On November.
A committee % business men eul
Uait upon BIN In CHICAGO this week
and Judge Masen viii formally extend
the invitation. Senator Clarence Wat.
son VII BE- present. The idea is 10
have Mr. Taft stop while on bis vis.f
ar Pittsburg and Moreantoun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
WATCHMAN BURNS
BIGGEST TANNERY
Watch Droppeo IN Barrel of on Wip.s
Out Ashland Lesther Plant.

Special Dlspat-h 90 the Interirsnesr
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Oct. "a
Eafch nan dropped torch into a hsr.
rel % Oh and started a IRE Al Ash
land, ~. tonight NAT destroyed the
tannery ~ the Ashland Leather com.
pany The taurery was one % fae
largest iu the United stafes The
loss o. estimated a. sIZ5 o00. covered
partially by Insurance. + J. shauf Of
Ashland is president of the company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Aviator Experimenting 20 Make Aer,
planes safe. Has Close caH
IN Accident

KILL DEVIL HILL y e.. Oct o.
-orvine Wright had narrow o..
apo from serious injury today vhen
his glider turned over In the air and
lashecr 20 the ground The machine
vas disabled. but not So badly that
q cannot BE- copaised aeain for firhts
fo-morrow OF Wednesday Todav's
accident was the secoul the machine
has met with since the present ex.
perimcuts were-bcrun
wright had made one short slide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
REBELS TAKE CHINESE TOWNS
NHlSkEV BARREL SLOWS
FRONT OUT OF HOUSE

MASSILLON. o. Oct. "a
Paul Migge is building a new
front 10 his house today be-
cause last night while examin-
ing an empty whlskey barrel
he held a lighted match near
the bunghole Fumes inside
the barrel ignited and an ex-
plosiou resulted that damaged
the house badly.
Migge escaped With slight
injuries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
jealous Girl
Shoots Doctor
Hon. J. +. Mcdonald OF Logan. W.
Va, Shot Through Lungs by
Pretty Typist.
ASSAiIANT WAS JlLTED
SWEETHEART. MISS COOK
Ctri Created Scene m Office. Was
Elected ana Tnsn Drew Pistol
sNu Fired.

special Ui patch Co TIE fnteiIgencer
HUNTINGTON. W Va. Oct. p -
Driven into frenzy OF Jealousy over
her alleged jilung by Dr J. r. Sic
Donald. a prominent physician OF Lo
gan. and former member OF IN.
state legislaturc. Miss Addie Cook. a
pretty young stenOFrapher. fred three
bullets at the physician. one OF the
missiles passing through the doctor's
right lung and causing a very danger
Gus wound. although not necessarily
fatal
, Mss Cook was lodged IN jail a. Il
was al ilrst thought that Dr McDou
aids wound would prove fatal. bui
she vas released on $1,000 bail this
afternoon to await a preliminary hear
ans. .i3cr unctc- knthony~-t,ook. one
OF the wealthiest land ownerE In the
Guyan valley. went on her bond.
Would Shoot Again.
Her only Remark az she was re-.
leased from jail wa that she would
do 10 over again u she got the OppOr.
tunitV She made no denial OF the
shooting hut refused TO give any rea.
son for her action.
The theory of the shooting on which
the authorities are proceeding Is that
Miss Cook went 10 the Office of Dr.
Mcdonald and engaged In quarrel
With him. What the quarrel was
about is not known. but as they are
known 10 have been old sweethearts.
u i presumed Il aave been concern
INK their love Affairs.
Girl Was Elected.
A. any rate % IL declared thar Miss
Cook was eiected from the room and
into the outer corridor by the physi-
ctan and that she .enraged AZ this
treatment. pulled a revolver from the
folds of her dress and fred three
times. one % the bullets taking effect
in McDOaald's right side. She fred
through the glass door which inter.
vened between the front Office aud the
corridor apd which he shut and
locked after he had put the woman
out
DR.. Mcdonald is a prominent Demo
cratic leader Of southern West Vlr-
giuia. He o. a bachelor % forty and
the shooting has created n sensation
Miss Cook is the daughter of "a prom
inent Cook county family and has
been workinE al Logan for several
years az a stenoErapher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
JOHN R. WALSH,
EX-BANKER, DIES
EXPIRES NINE DAYS AFTER RE.
LEASE FROM FT. LEANEN-
WORTH PRISON.
Relatives Blame Long Conhnsusnt N
Federal Prison for Death Soon
After Freedom.

CHICAGO. oct 2s.--John u. Walsh
former head of the Chicago National
hank. died al his home here to-day.
lie lived onIS nine days 20 ontoy the
liberty 81 his parole from the federal
penitcntiary at I.sav~nworth. kansas
gained by the continuous Efforts OF
family and friends since his ihcarcer-
alton Of one year. eight months ana
twcuty-=iN Gays. Death was caused
ny myocarditis. an Inflammation of
the muscies OF the heart.
The banker was a years old. Mem
bers of his family attributed the i'm
mediate cause of his death to his
imprisonment. and charged President
TAFT ana Attorney General Wickers-
ham with responsibility in failins 10
arrange the parole earlier
They wanted wants-s the last
ounce - blood" said Orvilie r Bah
cock. son-in-iaw Of Walsh
Who q y you mean by fhcy'g'
President Taft and Attorney Cen
orai Wickersharr" hc replied We
presented them with statements by
pr, Frank Billings and Dr Jos.ph \
Capp. stating that Mr.. Walsh was
dang rously so. and that further con-
nnement meant his death. Thcy tx
nored these medical statements. and
his death resulted from the long de-
las ia obtaining his release
Predicted early Death.
Mr. Walsh entered the Leavenw orth
penitentinry IN January. 1910. - be-
ziu Eve years sentence Members
- his family said this vas eouiva-
lent 20 a Iifc sentence. and a. once
began 90 work for his relense TIis
health BEGAN to fan. and examining
physlcianH at the penitentiary said
be WIS Suffering with hardening of
the arteries After HE release h.
was probably further weakened By q
Z6-mse automobile ride in the cold
from tn prison to Kansns city
Nr Walsh was convicted ~ mis-
appropristing funds % the bank for
the use ~ his other propertiea. the
Bedford quarries. the Southern In
diana railway. the chicago Chronicle
and others. All - the depositors
were paid IN f.u
Native % Ireland.
Nr Walsh was born in County
Cork. ireland. and came here more
fhan S<tv Years ago Tfi- carly
struggle was ha-N PROM ncwspa-
per peddiof hc developed into larger
newspaper dealings. gradually acquir-
inF funds until he Fained piare In
bank Thence BE- fought hts wa~
upward FINALLY. when his other
properties demanded more cnsh than
BE- had. walsh was charged with
drawirE money from his banks Tor
their use. IN 1907 the chicago Ma
tiousi fhe Equitable Trust COMPANY
and the Home savings hank. Ill
controlled hv Walsh. closed their
doors and he Wa indicted
fie was found guilty. ard Decrnher.
1909. was placed in custody of n
United steSes marshal lie remained
90 homo. however. until the last legal
step tn prevent imprisonment vas
taken. anf he entered me rerisentf-
arv "a month 'sfer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
W. Va. coal TO GGYpr.
consoiidstsd Company Gets Orders
for Eight % Nine Steamers Full.

Special uiaprfrn 90 the Intelligence.
BALTIMORE. Nd. oct. 23-Mr.
Jere ~ WheoiWright. president Of the
COn9Olidated Coal company. received
cablegran from the manager OF the
London raies ollie of The Company
today that be had secured Che contract
FOR 10000 tons ~ coal Tor the Egypt
Ian state railways
Deliver is called for az an early
date and in consequence eight or nine
steamers loaded with steam coal from
the COnsOd llafiou's mines will soon
p on their way % AleHandria. EKgpf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
THE wEArHEz

WAsErEeToE. p. c. Oct a1.-ror.-
cssfi
Wsst Virgins. western Psansyiva-f.
and ohio-Fair russdsy snd "Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
'NAMARA LOSES
BY COURTS RULE
Tslesman Who Believes Times Was
oJnsmited 10 Not Biased Says
Judge 8ordweil
DEFENSE PROTESTS
AGAINST DECISION.
Jury sos FILLED Again Monday. ven,rs
Almost ESausted and No Jury
70 In sight.

Los ANGELES. Cal. oct 2s-
Legal machinery boz the McNamara
murder trial rovolved 20 such effect
today that az the close of court a
problem which had bothered every.
body concerned since tire first day Of
the trial was solved In the opinion
0f counsel. and ave talesmen we're
excused for various reasons Inc
half empty jury box eas allied AGAIN
and only ten men Of the origlna,
vcnire of l25 we're loft
Hy DENYING a challenge Of the Do.
Tense against Talesmau George w.
Mckee. based on the ground that
while Mckee had NO prejudice azairs;
lames p. Mcnamara. the defendant.
he believed BE los Angeles Times
eas blown up b. dynamite. Iudee
NordVcll upset u cherished confen ion
%; the defense The ruling ras h. ssf
up the courts belief thar ln rrIfe Of
H~kce's opinion. be- could and would
D. "a fair and impartial Juror. OF This.
the court is the sole iudEr
Blow % Defense
20 pas the position of ulc defense
under Attorney Clarence s. narr1w
that an opinion such as vcEce hefd
was in Itself evidence tha. o. could
zoe he impartial in hea. ur stflenr,
CONCERNING McNamarn Nh1 .a on
trial FOR The murder Of Charles j Has
gcrty. "a machInisf, allied in the Times
disaster
Whether other jurors OF NcKee.s
frame of mind would b. d.sqnalaef
depended. the court pointed out. uron
the individual instances and not upon
any general ruling
1De defense held that under its con
tchfiou. the Times explosion vas
caused hy Eas. a man oughl to believe
thar theory or none at a1. to b. an
impartial Juror. and after ne court
had announced his tuIna. Nc
Namara's counsel argued earnestly
against if.
Excuse More Talesmen.
Taicsmen q O. Robinson and A. r.
Mcintosh we're excused az the morn
ina session % court because % their
assertions that they would not render
tcoutiausd on seventh PeEsl
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ser Murders Parent

sen MURDERS Parent
aTIIENA. &c tirf CIV A. IInrHeT
rrI -. uns shot nn1 fnafarffV kIlfrr
n ni- fs year nid son. af rocafafirn. In
III afioinluE county. TO-DAY. nfter f
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