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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-05-25

j. NJ. Howell, a popular druggist of
Greensburg, KY, says, ave use Cham
berls.ln's Cough Remedy in our own
household and know it is excellent"
For sale by H. E. Close & Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-05-25

Voting and Praying.
Preacher-Does your husband vote
as he prays? Wife-Ch, yes; about
once a year!-Yonkers Statesman.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-05-25
To tho Purpose.

"How can you tell when a cir. is in
love?"
"In love?"
II don't know. What I want to know
is how can you tell when they ain't?"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-05-25
ARE ANTICIPATED
BASEBALL LEAGUES

ger Bill Friel has some fine talent to
select a formidable aggregation from.
Western League.
A hot fight is looked for in the West.
ern league. Sioux City. Denver. Lin
coin, Wichita and Omaha clubs appear
evenly matched. Des Moines has land
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-05-25

First Ward Morris Orion. j. B. Boyd
Second Ward........ j j. Mahoney R. 7. Burke
Third Ward.......A Harrington, Chas. Haugh
SCHOOL BOARD.
Members of Board of Edu~cation-John
Mahon Chas. Hunter, w. B. Dickson, h D.
Fox, J.. j. Mahoney.
...........J.D mline'
Clerk n. trua1'
The evening world., 1911-07-31
COMMUTERS WIN
LOWER FARE FIGHT
ON PENNSYLVANIA
Interstate Commerce Board
Declares Rates to Suburban
Points Excessive.
MUST BE CUT BY SEPT. 1.
Erie, West Shore and Lacka-
wanna Hit-No Decision on
New York Central.

WASHINGTON. July a-A ~oeury
vas won to-day by ths commussrs
against the railroads in their nghk for
iowG fares 70 and from New York ana
Suburban points. while In . decision
= the interstate Commerce Connie
- handed down In the matter Of pro-
Daosl inossasss In Communication the
NAss ~ he'd to be reasonable. .
~. . daAsos snesptson 70 made in the
80 q The ysnn0fvanAA Railroad.
wAsos Aasss srs dsn,assd s~xosss.vs and
- ssasssd rsAsosd BY sspe 1 and no
MDuAss 70 os made for tve year,.
. Ngt1suaAs tnssAAAso q The 1r1e,
- AuonwNnA aAA me Wsst 0Aess
- - Oommassloa also AAAs nat
- oa00aeaA1sA faRs0 3 excessive
q ~ shav ssessA mAess1ANy me
suuSo o stAss roads foe substan-
- ~ 00o segv1oa.
- - ~ preceding agaanst ~
~ YUsn, new Eavsa 90 Hartford.
- ossssa - ASss, ~. ne oomMassion
- ~ sAsausss inSormsaon. N visw
q ~ invsstigauon being made ~
- 1sv Fora etsss oommAssaoa mo
- eeunuSakon fares Of he New
Yea Osntral, that matter 70 feservsd.
AGainst the Pennsylvania Rnlroad .
ueN.nc order 10 made by h comxnis-
aou requiring II to desdst from exact
ins IL present communication fArss to
ana from New York CITY by Sept. /
and for not less than two thsrs-
altar. For a monthly stxty-rsds ticket
bs1wesn New York city and New
Brunswick. N. J., the communication
sase IL axed at not to sxossd no Ut ID
nov siD. and the road 70 ordered to
resdjust It's communication rates to and
from other points in conformity with
that fare.
HALF.MlLLloN ASKED THE CUT
IN RATES.
IN particular instances on the Ere
the LAckawanna and the West Shore
lines, the commission nnds that thu
communication fares are excessive. In
that they exceed materially tho charges
Of other roads for substantially the
same service. No order IL made in re-
spsct to these isolated cases. however
hui the commission suggests to ths
roads the ACCESSIBILITY OF so readjustins
the rates between New York and the
few points referred SO az TO place thom
on a parity with their general commu'
taticn fare schedule.
The opinion Of the commission wal
prepared by Commissioners Harlan AM
10 the unanimous expression OF tn
body. The case-popularly known a
the. Communication rate case"-has beei
before the commission moro than
Aside from affecting directl.
nearly half n million commuters in an'
near New York, the principles enun
clated through the opinion are Of far
The evening world., 1911-07-31
WARNING IS GIVEN OTHER
ROADS TO CUT RATES

In conclusion. the commission says:
I'VE see no reason to disturb the
hfty-ride and ten-ride fares OF the Cen
trail OF New Jersey or the Lehish Val
ley. That the new hfty-trip fares OF the
Erie. the Pennsylvania. h Lacka-
wanna and the West Shore are higher
than they should be. we think II clear,
but We shall not enter an order with
respect TO those tickets at this time.
We shall expect these defendants. how
ever, promptly to take those fares un-
der advisement M to uggest TO the
commission the reductions which should
be made"
As to the proceeding against the New
York, New Hhven and Hartford. no
action 10 taken. as the commission has
not adequa' Information. In view OF
the Investigation being made by the
New York State Commission into the
communication fares OF the New York
Central. that matter IL reserved.
The evening world., 1911-07-31

reaching Importance. ms they imne-
diately concern railroads and com
mutcrs In every centre OF population In
the country.
portnnt holding OF tho commission
frori the viewpoint OF the railways IL
hat IL takes full jurisdiction ovor all
Communication rates n assumes, un-
der existing law. tho power TO regulate
those rates precisely as IL regulates
straight passenger farep and freight
rates
The evening world., 1911-07-31
YOUNG MAN BURIED ALIVE.
Friends BORING seventy Fee "a
ripe Food to Him.

JOPYIN. Mo, July 31-More than q
hundred men and boys are working des-
pcrately to-day in ar effort to sink q
shaft to the drift of a mine east Of
here in which Joseph Clary, twenty
one years old. son of Thomas Clary. a
pioneer mining operator. Is held pris-
oner under 20 feet OF earth.
As It must be days before the man
can be reached a prospect drill 10 being
sunk, boring q six-inch hole. through
which Clary can be furnished with air.
food and water. in cas- he II still . We.
The evening world., 1911-07-31

Richard Carlo and Edna Wallace
Hopper and company made $500 yes
tsrday afternoon for the Hospital for
Doformities and Joint Diseases. No.
lot Madison venue by q performance
Of jumping Jupiter At the Arverns
Pier Theatre.
The evening world., 1911-07-31
al Dining room Suite Made After Our DUN Design

ne Of The features Of The AugtSl FiVnNtVe Sale. II WuS designed y Glnbel
a maker uho SbecinLzeS in Dning-roon1 Furniture. II is Subrbly made
dintng-roonr. In solid mahogany, Early English (" golden OAK,
in In Early ngHsh or golden oak, Sideboard, 500, from $S5; China Close,
26, ~''" ~"' ~ T'
Arm Chair, 81 rs, from $2; Side Chair, 81 rs from $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
Was Neither Fire or Danger Re
vealed by Investigation of
Cannonsburg Disaster.
OFFICIALS TO FIN
THE RESPONSIBILITY.
Dead and Injured Removed From
Fatal Stairway to Homes
and Hospitals.

CANNoNSBURG. Pa. Aug. 81
Twenty-six dead from sufrocation:
25 seriously injured: 30 suffering from
minor hurts. That is the human toll
exacted last night during an inexcus-
able panic at a moving picture show
in the Cannonsburg opera house. The
moving picture machine developed a
slight defect. There occurred a noise
like Click" a small boy shouted
Fire" at the same time starting for
the narrow exit. Bolus Dubrowski. a
foreign miner, a giant in proportions.
Jumped from his seat and ran wildly
for the same exit In a moment there
was fighting. struggling wass after
him. At the head OF a narrow stair
way. which led to the street. the for
eigner tripped. As he rolled down
the stairs he swept others from their
Ieet who were awaiting their TIN to
I enter the theater and soon there was
an indescribable pile Of humans at
the foot OF the steps. battling like
mad.
II was all over within a short time
Volunteer firemen. several policern-
and few levelheaded citizens un-
tangled the human mass. The unhurt
and those slightly injured were pulled
from the top OF the pile. As they
gained the street they ran SCREAMING
! Ike maniacs to all parts of the small
town. Next came the more seriously
hurt. and these were sent home or
taneoaenrbykt Atty ETAOIN shrdlu
taken TO nearby houses. while a few
were rushed unconscious 10 hospitals
Then the rescuers came TO the silent
forms of those who had reached the
fatal stairway first One after an
other the victims. many OF them WON
en- and small children. were carried
20 the sidewalk. All had been sufTo-
Gated and the faces showed terror
Inquiry 10 Begin.
Coroner James T. Hoffman has be-
gun rigid examination. He arrived
at the scene early today and within a
a short time had selected "A Jury.
He was shown through the opera
house by Manager &. F. Ferguson and
John G. Morgan. owner OF the build
ing, and announced that he would in
vestigate the matter thoroughly. hold
Ing the inquest next Thursday or Fri
day. Coroner Hefran will summon
the Pennsylvania department Of fac
(Continued on Eighth Pa0eA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
LIE PASSED
Asquith Calls Opponent Short Tern,
When Reciprocity Campaign
Becomes Personal

OTTAWA. Ont. Aug .27-Reports
coming in from al parts OF Canada
show the intensity OF the election
struggle. which is now under full
Roadway. and they reflect also the
position and progress of the various
elements on the main issue reciproc.
itv between Canada and the United
States
Although the campaign comes while
harvesting is az its height. conven.
lions and political meetings are draw.
ing audiences unparalleled for size 10
Us conceded that greater percentage
Of votes will be- pollcd than ever be.
fore boz canada
Tho Frcnch-C1nadian province OF
Quebec is regarded as the pivotal
province In the election. Hero Henri
bourasfa. the opposition Nationalist
leader. is vigorously denouncing Pro
mier Lauricr a. too lmperalisflc.
Hourasfa declares that Laurier be-
traycd Canadian importance Co Great
britain in enacting a law for the ere.
alton NJ navy. which eventually VIII
lOd io tho conscripfion OF tine Young
men ~ Canada Premier Taurior AZ
% meeting in ST. Euafacho recently
departed from his usual dignity and
calm by declaring that Nr. Hourassa
was e "Willful liar"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
29 DEATHS
TOLL OF WRECK
Fatalities in Lehigh Disaster Swelled
by Two Deaths in Hospital; Oth-
er Injured May Succumb.

MANCHESTER, n Y. Aug 81
Two more passengers OF I.ehigh Val
ley train No. 4. which was wrecked
near here Friday noon. died today.
increasing the toll OF victims 10 %.
and IL seemed probable tonight that
several of the a injured may succumb
10 their injuries
The work of Identification was fin-
ished to-day az the Stoddard morgue
in Shortsville. More than half OF the
bodies already have been removed TO
their home addresses.
The blood stained doll taken from
the wreck was returned to-day TO lit
tie Esther Taylor. of Lansdowne. Pa,
who is az Clifton Springs. helping 20
nurse her grandmother. Mrs. George
u. Taylor. OF Buffalo. The woman
was seriously injured In the wreck.
but her little granddaughter escaped
injury 10y being thrown through an
open window by the force OF the ac-
cident. The ll-year-old girl attracted
much attention among the survivors
by her remarkable calmness and pres
ence Of mind when some one offered
10 look ont for her and 10 telegraph
home 20 her parents that she was safe.
she exclaimed: "Oh. I've already tele-
graphed my father and mother"
She abandoned the doll yesterday
10 20 TO her grandmother's bedside.
but 70 was taken 20 her to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
BLACKHANDERS
SHOOT POLICE
lows Demand for Money-Arrests
Are Made.

BOSTON. Aug. 27-Patrolman ]. G.
Clarke and Patrolman \. c. Cooper
were shot and seriously wounded and
Patrolman -. Doher,y was shot in the
hand early this morning in a fight
with alleged Black Hand men in
The officers were trying 10 capture
the men. who are said 20 have ordered
Mrs. Rose DE Angelo to place Sl.ooo
in the railroad yard there. Four -
poets were arrested and today sad
that they knew OF the letter received
by Mrs De Angelo and that while they
were watching for the men 10 claim
tho money. shot at the oniccrs. who
were IN plain clothes ana w-5u7 they
thought were BLACK flanders.
The police have found nothing 10
di-proyc fhc story of the men and
pending tlc outcome OF the injuries
10 the officers have preferred no
charges against tho quartcttc.
Oniccr clarke was shot Boo thc breast
and DO is feared be- cannot recover
Pafroimau Cooper WaE shot boz the
back. but his condition is not serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
BEATTIE
PLANNED
MURDER
State Finds Witness Who Knew
Day Before Crime That Muir
der Would Take Place.
BEULAH BINFORD'S SISTER
FRIEND OF THE WITNESS
Beattie Spends Quiet Day in Con-
sultatiOn With His Attorntey
in His Prison Cell.

RICHMOND. Aug. 27.-Tnstead of
the respite that Sunday was expected
TO have given to the principal figures
IN the trial OF Henry Clay Beattie, Jr..
for the murder OF his WIFE new wit.
ness was accidentally discovered by
the prosecution to-day who is said 10
have asserted he knew a day ahead of
time that the murder was to be com
mitted. His name is George Jones. a
huckster, and he is alleged 70 have
given this information in the presence
OF III. b. Chewing. n well known con-
tractor. and another man whose iden-
tity the prosecution have not dis
closed
Detective l.. L. Scherer. when in
formed that Jones had said: Il knew
about the murder the Monday before" 4"
expressed the opinion that the man
might have made the remark in a
boastful manner. Notwithstanding
this. the prosecution decided 10 sub.
poena Jones and Chewing to appear
az the Chesterfield court house when
the trial will he resumed tomorrow
Jones Is known 10 he q close friend Of
Claude" a sister Of Beulah Binford.
the girl in the case.
Story Confirmed.
When Detective Scherpr heard Of
Jones alleged conversation with
Chewing and another man. he went
10 Chewing. who confirmed the
story
Yes, Jones did say that" said
Chewing today Later. when Jones.
Chewing and Detective Scherer were
together Jones denied having made
any such remark. but Chewing reit-
Grated that he had. Jones showed un-
easiness az being called as a witness.
and attempted 90 minimize his asser-
tion. The prosecution. however. is de-
te-mined 10 probe thoroughly Jones
knowledge OF the affair. particularly
as II affects the Binford family. In
fact. having built up its case largely
on the Binford girl as the alleged mo-
tive for the murder. the State to-mor-
row will attempt 10 impress that point
on the jury by producing witnesses to
testify about frequent visits Of Henry
Clay Reattie. Jr.. 10 certain resorts
with the Biuford girl
Some light on the relations OF Beat
tie and Beulah Binford also is expect
cd by the prosecution from Mrs. Bin
ford, mother Of the girl
The accused spent most of the dav
with II. VI Smith. Jr. and Hil Carter.
his lawyers who conferred with him
about the cross examination planned
for tomorrow by the defense against
Detective Schcrer. Scherer tonight
said he was ready for the attack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
VICTIMS OF
THEATRE PANIC.

CANONSBURG. Pa. Aug 27.-The
revised list Of the dead in the theater
panic here follows:
Murray Hill, aged IS years.
Frances Byrd, colored. aged Is years.
marcells Robinson. aged Il years.
Arthur MePeake. aged 20 years.
Mrs. calIle Young. aged % years
Sydney Rlttiaer, aged 30 years. lived
I'm Youngstown
Lulu Fisher, aged 2s years. OF Glen
Campbell. Pa.
Paul Mastic, aged 10 years
Mrs. Fred Marshall. aged 81 years.
Mrs. Blanche e. Kelly.
Baby Of Mrs. Kelly. about years old.
Carl Lane, aged p. years
Margaret Lane. aged : months
Walter Neish. aged II years.
George Kay. aged 12 years
Mrs. Charles Miller. OF McKeespcrt
Pa
Bolus Dubrowski. n miner
George Owen Cole, ~ years old.
Elizabeth Gleditsch, s years old.
Elizabeth Green, 4 years old.
Elizabeth Gibbs, 8 years old
Stella Richards, aged is years.
Ludwig Nugy. % years old.
Harold shaner. 13 years old.
Mrs. Mary Ann Laird Campbell, aged
~ years.
Annie Laird. years old. daughter of
Mrs. Campbell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
MURDERED GIRL TO SAVE HER
FROM LIFE IN UNDER WORLD
Pathetic Story Defense Of Michigan
Murderer. Now Starving Himself
to Death.
THREW GIRL FROM BOAT
TO DEATH IN THE LAKE
Mad Love OF Youth Rejected for Life
IN a Chinese Opium Den.
GRAND RAPTDs AIich. AUG

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug 81
Determined ne SAYS. To- cheat term
Of imprisonment. Charles Hopper. OF
chicago. who on saturday night MUIR
dercd Daisy Watts better known as
Grace Lyons. Of chicago. hr throwing
her OF a steamer in Lake Michigan.
has absolutely refused 90 touch food
nr drink offered TO- him in his cell In
the county jail 80 Grand Haven. The
tragedy is on" Of the f.W murders
committed on government inland
vat 90 several Years. au' she charge
90 murder vI. l. placed against Hop
per in the Grand Rapids federal court
o. viii h' the first cas-. ot its kind
started here.
The murder of Daisy Watts has
brought to light IN, tragic end OF q
Iui-sp,rt uf, lu fhr chinese dives of
Chicago ~ the daughter Of "a promin-
cut Grand Rapids couple Hopper. in
% confession mad. lu the Holland Jail
before being taken to Grand Haven.
declared Dec comnItfrd the crime tu
prevent fl" woman from returning to
th, lf" of fhe underworld which. hc
SAYS. she was icAdIrL when h. found
ltr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
ENEMY SLAIN
BY FAR MER
SHOT GUN DUEL IN WYOMING
COUNTY ENDS IN MURDER.
Murderer Surrenders ard VIII Make
Plea Of setDefense for
Shootinu


Special Dispatch 90 frr IufeII.rcncer.
HUNTINGTON. W Va. Aug q
Yesterday af PInoyiIlo. Wyoming
county. Joe Nuil,u-. "a farmer. sur.
rendered 20 the authorities and sub.
mi't"d 10 The charge Of killing Wyatt
Lambert. ncighb0r The Killing oc.
Cured ou Baldwin Branch. three miles
from the county seat
Lambert and Nu'lons bad been enc
mics 'or several months and on Fri.
day afternoon while Lambert waa talk.
INK t0 son. Ed Lambert. .n front of
fhc hitter, home Munons passed car
rFirg shotgun. and apparently angry
ID" spoke fD Ed Lambert b4t ignored
rho elder man
a fcw minutes later Wyatt Lam
bert prepared fo start for home. and
tcforo going asked for f.7 sons shot.
glu. romarfIng thai if "fHa' dog bites
m" ] may want fD shoot Im"
s. short time later fhn uIfn or tho
murdered man hoard number OF
lD'. fred 'n quick succession. but
gave little heed fJ thc rcrurrorcr and
Dr. "aa only wlon hcr husband. mule
run home O. frw minutes later with
ono cor shot of fHIt fIo became
alarmed Going down 'Uc rood aho
beard Er0Hre .n fho ucoGs near fho
rood. ard found hor husband r.ddIod
Hi'h shot lambor'F hands we're
.ar'rI'od in moro fhau fnerf. places
l''a body wIs literally G'cI with shot
fnd number of fho pn'infs hrd pom.
grated Dos neck and 1cr ffo died
hrf0r. ho could ho rotfon homo
NIIr1 Is 20 Ucuowcli man IIo wHi
I..I .nifIofouso.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

BELLEFONTAfNE. o. - sueefe
Hrcnncr. aged e. while playing around
o. cream separator was completely
fcalpcd when her locks caught in the
wheels
MlnuLEOWN. O. Elmer McCabc.
% mill man. was thrown against live
wire while ~ work and clectrocutod.
COSHOCTON. o. bottle thrown
from a Fan Handle express train hit
g. $ Williams on the head and he is
in a serious condition
WASHINGTON 1t Ia stated that
the patrol along tho Mexican coast is
mo- longer needed. and practically AID
troops have hsen Withdrawn by the
EnvernntanL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
ATTACK RECORD
MADE BY ATWOOD
Plans l9id for New Air Trip From
ST. Louis. but Route Is in
Question.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 27-Plans for an
neroplane flight OF At least 1900 miles
down the Mississippi river in Scptem-
Der 10 eclipse the worlds record just
established by Harry y. Atwood. are
well under way. IL was aunouu,-' TO-
night Two courses are under consid.
Grafton. One is from St Paul %
Nicksburg. l.5li miles. The other is
from Dubuque. Iowa. 20 New Orleans.
1855 miles.
The purpose of the Gight is to focus
attention on the Mississippi ON the
eve of deep water way convention
~ Chicago and 20 promote aviation .n
the middle west. as we'll as to osf.b.
lsh new worlds record FOR distance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
26 DEAD IN THEATRE PANIC
STARTED BY CRY OF FIRE"
FIRE VICTIMS
WERE KNOWN
IN ELM GROVE.

Mrs. Callie Young. one of the
victims in the Cannonsburg
disaster. was a daughter OF VI.
j. Nicely OF Elm Grove. and was
well known here. having Wis
tied friends and relatives in
Elm Grove on many occasions.
Mrs Wilbur Lane. who was
seriously injured and is in
cdltlcal condition in the Can
nonsburg hospital. is also a
daughter OF Mr.. Neely. The
little Lane child which was
killed. was a grandchild. Mr..
Nicely and another daughter.
Mrs LOring Thompson. and her
family of Elm Grove. had been
visiting Mrs. Young and Mrs.
Lane for several days. and
Mrs Thompson had returned
To her home on Bridge street.
Elm Grove. on Saturday even
ing. She was accompanied 10
the CannonsbUrg station by her
sisters and their families. who
went directly from the depot
TO the theater where the catas-
trophe occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
Surprise 20 Friends.

When Martins Ferry people learned
that John. better known as Copper
BlankInsop. had shot and killed a man
they could hardly believe thai Il was
true. as he wFls good natured and no
one ever knSy him 90 fRht or quarrel
with anyone
BlankinsOp was born and raised IN
Martins Ferry and his parents. MI and
Mrs. John Blankinsop. reside there.
Almost all his life he has been en-
ploycd In a glass factory.
The police of Martins Ferry n short
time after the murder was committed
were notified by long distance phone
% be on the lookout for him. His fam
ilv was not notified of the crime, AZ
they are well advanced in years. and
no one was found who cared % break
the sad news 60 them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
BOY MURDERER.
Arrested for Death Of Negro and Theft
Of Auto

DETROIT Mich. Aug O. John
FLOYD Worley. 10 years of age. u,s mr.
rested here tonight charged with tiu.
ing j. IT. Turner. a negro. near Sa
'hnnah. Ca. on Aug WorIoy and
youth named iigEh rrEss hired
Turner to drive them from Savannah
to q nearby town in hs automobile
Turner body was found ON fh, road
ih" n"xt day and Tho youths and ma.
chino were missing Later they urre
traced tO'Oilycr. Ca. whore they dI4.
posed of fhr automobile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28
FEELING HIGH
Ousrtette Who Confess Brutal Ten
nessee Murder Are Hurried 70
Athens Jail for Safe Keeping.

ETOWNU. Tenn. Aug Follow.
Inc The discover of the mu-ilatcd
body o. James /. Miller. aged c5. a
V"ll-'o-do farmer. Niuer's son Roscoe
Thomas Senter and g. ". Rose and
wife. fhe last two tenants ON the Mi.
ler farm. wore arrested TODAY and hur.
red away 'o tho Athens fail because
- high feeling against them here
Police say one ~ rho ruar'cffc con.
fessod. According 90 This confession.
if is said. Rose planned the crime. re-
vere" being tho motive. tho elder Nu.
ler having prosecuted h.m for stealing
corn short time aEo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-28

SAY BROOK. conn Joseph Pendol-
TON. aged 9f. to-day celebrated the full
tNmcnt ~ "a VOW not to shave until
the Connecticut river was hridred hy
putting razor fo his face Tor tho
nrst time in 5s years.
cANA1. - .o-Frcd p eKuer.
aged 90. has attended his thirty
ninth consecutive teachers institute
here
PARKERSnt'Rg W. Va-Over
sixty carloads of cattle from Roans
and aJckson counties have been sent
through here to pIttqburr
LYONS. France Large families are
fo nt sxnurrat.I from tax. and the
lost revenue viii De- made up BY .
haoh@inr taK-