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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-10-05

WIN, Rogers OF Dry Greek was
transacting business in town
Tuesday,.
We are glad to announce that
all the sick are improving at
present writing
w. II. Singletons family have
moved back to their farm after
an absence ofabout eight months.
H. J. Rice went TO Springfield
Monday as a Petit Juror in the
Fede:al Csurt.
The little child of H. II. Allen
of Sweden has been quite sick
but is better at present writing.
John Leach Jr: suffered a Sc
we're attack OF ton>o}itis last
week;
With energy, honesty, good
health and q diploma from the
Spring field Business College sue
cess is sure. TIE sci oci secures
the situations and permits The
graduate to pay for his schooling
monthly after lie tegins work
| Now is the time to enter.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-10-05
TAKE, NOTION

Any party or parties wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subiect religious
" or otherwise shall be treated
as a friend. But in no case will
the Editor allow any slang or
slang phrases 60 through its
columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-10-05

Ard q mighty wall Of water
swept away three valley villages
on the 80 Of Sept. drowning from
800 to 1000 people and Gripping
many more in Austin, Costello
and Whaston Pa. Great .cnfu.
sion among the people, prevails.
The agony and suffering is
fearful
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-10-05
2nd. InStallment
Coat! nucd from CilsSlT Ne, ..

COtl. lGlu litIh \it''-'-i Ave 80
Nov We are ready to answer
! the 9Th. Question in So. y ma
caused tie grcui curse between |
the Jews and tue people Of Ash
dod mentioned in IIz Il 9:22 also
in Nehemiah r. :-.,}},:225.
! Back in AYrAhAm5 day God
had chosen him as the rtpr"scn-
tative of Religion, as iEe NHJa'
| family. See Gen. j. cl'. and ioi
protect his people tsom idoiltry
into " h;ch the p. oplc fell SO "1'
ten that they might worship the
true Cd, hey vas forbid 10
marry other nations see ENodl>
34:12-1G. Deut. ri f, john
%: T. IL. Gen 24:34. | Kings
81 & II ID & 1851 y. E2fa
I)amentS aud says. Now when
thc> e things were doEe the prln'
ces came 10 ne saying TIE people
OF J,real the priest and tie
Levl.es have not separated them
sc,yes from tie people Of the
: lard, doing according 20 tie
'ABOMINATIONS even OF TIC
Canaanites tie Hittl;c3 t! G i'.i-
;zZite the Jcbu>ilc3 the ANON
ties the MUa olIcs aId TIC LGE D.
,ajns and The Am0Iitc3 FIR they
have tal.er. Of tlleic d&u., i Nl~ iul
themselves ard for lh@i son5 SC
i that the Holy seed (sec r.. > 10
!. Jcreniah Poi have ming 1t1 wit
n t;,e p-o,5lc of those laAd> yea Tux
Il lands OF the princes an i rn,er'
have been chief in the trtsspas )
Vow these nations named a!'
all dcccndants of Ham. As
have allreaIy proven except tH
Moabite and tic AnJl;lc VIII
we're the uvc,ndan.s Of Lo> an'
~ his daughters, see ALSO a1it!an"
IS proof the Iiititcs was dccenJc
N from Het!. Il son ii Canaan Z i
o 1915 they lNtil ago0,,d Itb"o
10 Cen, 1870. h'!s9 C'n. :-,}r>
u. chap. Read carefully they va
;, conquered by Israel kuo III
is driven cat JOSHUA $40 2 sam. ]
8 Q1eth Canaan, HIM, Noah
the perizzi.es (dV e}!crs IN Tillat
e,) IN the land OF Canaan Gen |,
20 Ily. 3::S. These we're the O.
cendants Of Ham, (I2ac Brown
- thru Canaan tie one accuIsc
tie father Of tn dark races Il
case ia Nehemiah 1928 - IS siA
ular the cause is tie same t.
Isrual ties dacendtcl from Sac
sec Gen. 1O:21.3O & lilo - Il :!
u & 25:l9.
So il is answered to the sati
faction of any reasonable ma
In the nextinstaIlment will a.
swer the remaining quest OF
and give some conclusions.
Yours for tie truth,
II. L. Has}iin
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-10-05
lE CREssET
BRUSHYkNOB MO.
LOCAL LORE.

IS. j. E. Coats is improving
a severe spell OF fever.
;ank Letter and family visit
9th his parents at Idumea
srday night and Sunday.
{ F. Freeman with the Cham
Tin Medicine Co. was in
shyknob Saturday.
/.
Sr. Hiram PPool and G. A
ons made a flying trip to
on last Tuesday.
alter Coats left last Wednes
for Oklahoma after a ten day
4, among home folks.
!. 3. Letter and wife of Bry-
+ visited with his brother
nix Letter Sunday evening re.
.aing home Monday.
I'ogan and Marion Coats at
ided the Ball game at Vera
lie Saturday.
.iiey and Heard finished a fine
.enty foot we'll for Ed. Morgan
t week and tare now drilling
: J. 3. Heard.
Mrs. N. A. Leil2r Of ldumo
home Saturday after
o weeks visit among friend
d relatives here.
We have a manuscript fror
G Mr.. w. r. Smith from Indt
,ndence Mo. that will appear
.e CRESSET in the near future
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-10-05
\rr !
W - IL.

Italian fleet Bonn bards Tripoli
Residents fee to foreign con.
snlates, Great panic prevails in
t G city. It's surrender has Teen
demanded.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-10-05
CLUE HATES.

Any one who will make US up
a club of five Subscribers, send
us two dollars and hold the fifty
cents for their labor. Or a CLUB
of ten or more at the sln, 'a.e.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-10-05
QUESTION 10. AZ



Sept. II, 1911
L S. Garrett
Brushykn
Dear Sir and Bro. Will somf
relders Of tie CEj.,-:>i,..llT 'ct| Us
who the man was spoken 'l II
Daniel chapter T v~r. c 9 aud j."
The ancient Of days.. Here l.
anut er in the D. OK CT 'ilo>c;
chlp.er 1s6. verse g.. For "
are not my people, ard | Will no
be your God.
Yours for the tru h in G rist
J. NJ Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
NICHOLS SUIT
Is COMPROMISED
AmlCABLE AGREEMENT WAS
REACHED YESTERDAY.

Litigation BOZ tho suit OF g. Bach.
mann ana. others. against Emma Tell
Tyler. Nicholas HrlttoN and others.
VAS brought t0 close Yesterday by
ln agreement reached between lufer.
esf.l paroles Some time ago. Sire
Tyler and Mrs. g. % Emblem deeced
their interest in the Nichols home
farm property fp fhe PLAINTIFF ON
-aHrda, ST. Eristos assignee of lira
Jane Hedges. rendered the p.aiuun 81
deed fnr Die interest Iu tie NIchols
properly. ul.eh the p.a.rtf accepted
thus erl.rs fhs controversy
The Nichols property s now 0pref
by Albert g scaeua a-I the Peter
Hachman syndicate. each h1Iding d
haf .uferesf The property consists
of about $50 acres just above Mount
Wood and Dol reported that The
parties uuu owning uU shortly
make preparation fn 'sf fhe property
ou r building 'ofs John Cd Perd.e.
tor and Robinson D. Robinson rey--
scented Goo plaintiff while G.ran .r
a. clarke we're counsel fr- fue dol.
f.r.aufe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
Tracks booked

Cars OF the NoundsvIue division r
The Wheeiius Traction company ocrc
blocked yesterday afternoon o. ri
large siip in th- upper cod of thr Nar
rows between ucMecHon and Glendale
u Nas necessary f'r fna company Orb
transfer passenger from ono eIfa rf
The slip t' tne other and although fHr
besi provisions possible fo fle Trans
ferring we're made many came ouf of
the mass OF debris eifn bad ..i.I
ahoes and garments A sans uf track
men was called cut rf once. and tho
slide vas soon cleared a.a. tHf NOT
both Tor Whev.rg aut NoundatU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
MOUNDSYILLE
Verdict Given FOR the Proponents In
the Montgomery Wul-Otner
News % MoundsvIllc.

A. a. yesterday morning the jury
in the Montgomery VIII case found O.
verdict FOR tho proponents follow ing
about three days doub,r1uou The
verdict VAS lu accordance with Judge
N e. Hsryey Instructions Monday
evening. when Judge Ucr,ef excused
the jury for the day. De- announced
that no would consider motion fu Iu.
Htruct tho lury to md a verdict Tor fAe
proponents yesterday Atforurt s
iiooten and Sh0aucr,. appeariug for
the proponents made the motion yes
terday moruiur. and Attorney Sac.
Csmic and Caldwell Immediately su.
tered protest The court then stated
that hc would hear Arguments ON Co.,.
matter. A. I0 600 the argument. were
started. and at 10 HH thr court Eat-
the decision. sustaining thc will If ls
intimated that The case will Boz taken
90 higher court by fHe contestant.
Thomas Montgomery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

Th" CoOperat.,r land company
Composed OF some of NouudssIr.. 81
business mru. ls.d very important
mrstrr NDnlHI NIGHT af fhe ban r
'hr Marshall County bank Th. f,I
lowing directors uere chosen s. W.
t"ai+ D 8 H.oFt. I'D H. Logon. Alex
Hult Thomas Scott a = Jones and
iIs \ ~Ietfu1sa After frr election
of director. che following omcr-s wore
elected IS W Nsais president. D. s
..1'f. Woo president. ard AIrk TurIy.
.rrrsfaI. ari treasurer This com.
r.r' recsurt purchased OBJ tract of aud
.nuE fhe 30 q Cd ar-. off .re Twelfth
rect bridge from q logan fcr fhs
rIrrns" ot Interesting 1il.f.Ies to
...Hfe HfIs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

Iaursdaf evening meeting or thc
90 member NJ th" council appointed
Monday evening to take charge OF the
organization of me FOy scouts IN
Mouut-ti'i" v.I b. held Zoo che Office
90 th' Wheeling Natural Ga- company
ln fa'aysIt. avenue. for Tie purpose
OF nam.ur pres dent vice president.
.rreftr, Hu1 treasurer Ascent com.
ORA sionrr RII also hc named. aud 800
assistants for National = olt Master o.
Iuris'ar one company of the
scouts have already been chosen %
boys. rngee paroles with eight ho.. .u
CD parole having been enlisted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
FIRST MEETING
OF the Creditors Of Charles and
Frank Rosenberg VIII Take
Place on the 28fh

Henry a. No.te referee in bank.
rupfoy. yesterday sent out notices
calling O meeting ~ che creditors 81
Charles end Frank Rosenberg. who
several days ago fled o. voluntary De.
trCn In bankruptcy The meeting
wiI De- held az fhe Office a. Referee
N0lfe. 52i--i Schmuihach buiding and
o. i- likely tlaf ~ viii D. well attend.
ed by preventative ~ the -arlous
creditors. there being over two hun
d-ed ln nlI
The Rosenberg conducted % store
ir the Mutual Rank building and an
other Or Cameron. 81 Va Their bus
mess afairs are not Connected With
me well kov firm of Rosenberg Hros
~ THE city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
TOURING INDIA
Whssiin7 Frisrds Psceivs fntsrsttina
Souvenir pottalt From Mrs
Bennstt and Daughter.

wheeling friends are lu receipt p
some terj iutrrestlur postal cards
from SIRE Lewis Bennett and drurHfrr
Mlss Agra n weston. who are a.
present touring india The r.afaIa
ere dated 80 ava. near Debit where
King George HaH recsufnlY crowned.
hn1 whore TIE greaf Durbar wa r.'f.
Zoe festivities being witnessed Dbl afrs
bennett and hof daughter
Nrs Hsrreff and her daughter .aff
their home boz weston iarf winter md
much ~ trrlr time has been spent Iu
iaris who're Miss Bennett haH been
rn wing hrr education Tho summer
frfre were spent Dol London ard lIr-
fareuf parts ~ Trrfard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
W. VA. BANK VII )
Suit a. Baltimore Against rormsr ofn-
Ger 81 PhlsAss4DhS
Hnnh.

sp~-Ia' DIsraf.. Goo H.s I1t~fI ssr~r-
BALTIMORE. bee. Ig..A verdict elr
800. iauiaErs eas rendered .. .ts
prr..r .u4rf before juice H|II.fr f..
in favor ~ the Union Trust ana lrtast
.Yn pany. % Far.srsburR. 49, Va Dee
tFtfer f.r stilrs Bros. DI dealers nrI
manufacturer. ~ fhe latter rfry The
s"fdt.t vas against FRANK ~ Tref fHf-
merry ar officer of me r1p dsfIr.f $50.
fi"ral Deposit Rank ~ I'lIIafflrf .l. emf
pr"7id"ni ~ The Nsrf virginia and Sow
Jersey hridRr fnWrar- afap srf.r FL
The Fuit saa fre rrslIt ~ t.arr4.f. l-.
which involved notes f1r $500. rffsn
nt samuel y. stiles. ~ EfIies Hrnfu.fs.
fn New YORK firm to he discounted.
which notes afterwards found fla.r way
infn ST. rreta hands The rase rr9-
0""dei without fhe arfHtI prrsan. o. Of
The defendant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

and blind. is diving DO a hospital here
He de,.ar~s o. .. thc result of his teach
sr riNrg h.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

sere lined 90 waiting Tor th~ road to
ne opened
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

Wen's House Hppsro. sec. Use sse
$50 NcFAooEN's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

Boyt' Nigh TOP shoes. black or tan.
%. SIS. e29s NcFADDEN's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

XMAS. ONLY . buying days -ft.
fine assertmert sterii-s Isr Pie.
lure frames. s'25 W. a. r MANS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-10
MERELY EQUALIZATION OF RATES
Omaha is Given Even Break with
Kansas City.
WILL BE BOOST FOR MARKET
Shippers from Over Nebraska May
Now Be Paid More
DISADVANTAGE AGAINST OMAHA
Heretofore IL Has Becn from n Frnc-
tion of Cent to seven cents
Eastward in FnvOr of
other Points.

The ruling Of the Interrtate Commerce
commission as reported from Washington
wing suspended rates to go into effect
between Missouri river and ca tim points
will be Of benefit 10 Omaha. The 1ncreas e
in rates On cattle was decreed by the car
riers ostensibly to equalize rates between
Omaha. Chicago ard Kan as City
The disadvantage to Omaha has been
from a fraction Of a cent Up to cents in
favor Of other Missouri river points" sad
Secretary Stryker Of the South Omaha
Stock exchange. The rates which have
been suspended and now go into effec.
carry &C tile from all points on the river
to Miss ssippi points for Il cents Eastern
buyers and experts can now ship from
omaha to the east, to Chicago or the sea
board as eheaply as from Kansas City.
This case has been fought for a long
time by the South Omaha interests and
the decision is victory for their efforts.
II was begun in Kansas City and evi-
dence taken there last October. In Feb
Comm ere, commission at Washington. and
at that time the order of the railroads
raising the rate was suspended and has
ron aimed so until this order
The principal advantage to Omaha will
be a general raise in prices paid in this
market Shippers in southeastern Ne
braska and northern Kansas who ship to
other points now may finally send their
live stock to South Omaha"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-10
HingStOne Details
Some Inside Facts
Testimony Showing Methods of Run
ming Redeemable Investment
Company of Boston.

BOSTON, Mass, June 9.-The govern
ment attempted to show today at the re-
sumption of the trial Of the Rev. Norman
Plass, Charles H. Brooks and John f.
Traphagen, officers Of the Redeemable
Investment company. who are charged
with using the mails 70 defraud. that their
salaries officers OF the company were
secured from the company's redemption
fund. Brooks was drawing an annual
salary Of $500, Plass $500 and Traphagen
$500, according to the testimony given to-
Gay by William Z. Hingstone, the public
accounting and hand writing expert These
salaries, Hingstone said, were paid out Of
the general fund which, he testified had
been swelled by money taken from the rs-
6emption fund by means Of fictitious sales
Of redeemable stocks TO Brooks and Trap
hagen. This stock was afterwaro redeemed
for cash by the company and part Of the
proceeds were turned into the general fund
The defendants enjoyed these salaries from
September. 1909 when the company was m
eorporated, up to October. 1910. when the
'ostai authorities forced the company 10
IsIend business.
William G, Poor. treasurer OF the Boston
and Canada Wheat Lands company. one
OF the subsidiary concerns Of the redeem
able, was called for further inquiry into
the contracts, which he had previously
testified the company held for the II ,O44
-cles OF wheat Land in Saskatchewan. The
defendants claim that the contracts were
taken away by the postal authorities IN
the raid. The government, however. denies
this
The government closed its case and the
jury vas excused until Tuesday. pending
arguments on points of law. The defense
ammo uEced IL would finish next week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-10
Woman Breaks Up
Keg Party With
Rock and Rifle
Mrs. MCGOWAN of Atchison, Who Was
Offered Drink by Picnic Party,
Calls the Bluff.

ATcHIsoN. kan. June s.--with the use
of rifle and her strong right arm, Mrs.
Tfuie McGowan, temperance advocate,
broke up picnic at which beer was being
served near here last night. Mrs. Nc
Gowan was passing the picnic grounds
when one Of the ''keg party" knowing her
temperance sentiments. chidingly invited
her to have a drink. She accepted q cup
Of the beer, intending TO take it away to
use as evidence against the merry makers.
One Of the men said she would have to
drink the. beer or give it back. She an
swered by picking up a stone and striking
the man over the eye win 1t. The man
grappled with her and in the struggle his
face was scratched and his shirt badly
torn.
Mrs. MCGOWAN then secured a rifle and
chased one Of the party into the Missouri
river. firing a shot at him, but missing
him Finally. she let the man swim ashore
and apologize. His companions had all
fed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-10
Cases Against Women
Who Shot Stokes Will
Not Be Dropped
Attorney for Wounded Nan Denies
Report There Will Be No
Prosecution.

NEW YORK, June s.-Prosecution of the
two women who shot w. z. D. Stokes, the
aged millionaire proprietor OF the Hotel
Ansonia, will begin soon as Mr.. Stokes
condition enables him to appear against
them. His attorney reiterated this state
ment today in reply to rumors that the
case might be dropped.
AT the hospital Mr.. Stokes was reported
as improving. II win be several days.
however, before he is past the danger Of
blood poisoning. Meanwhile, the women
accused. Miss Lillian Graham and Miss
Ethel Conrad. will be held to await ex-
animation.
At present the police are somewhat at
sea owing to the conflicting stories told
by the principals in Wednesdays shooting
Each young woman insisted that she alone
fired the shots that struck Stokes. Miss
Conrad says that the wounded man came
to their apartment looking only for her.
Miss Graham says that she had engaged
lawyer several days before to sue the
millionaire for defamation Of character.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-10
MRS. ]. 4. WAYLAND KILLED
Wife of Editor of Appeal to Reason
Injured in Auto Smashup.
DIES WITHIN A FEW HOURS
Steering Gear of Machine Breaks and
Victim is Thrown Against TeIe-
phone POIe-Othe-s in Car
Are UninJured.

PITTsBURG. Kan. June s.-Mrs. J. H.
Wsyland. wife of the editor of the Appeal
to Reason. published at Girard, Kan, died
today from injuries received in an auto
mobile accident at Girard last night. Mrs.
Wayland was riding in company with her
husband, their two children and a Mrs.
,Clements Of INDIANA who is visitor at
the 'Wayland home. The steerfng gear Of
the machine got out of order and the car
dived to the side OF the road. striking a
telephone pole and going into ditch. Mrs
Wayland was thrown forward violently,
her head striking the pole. Her skull was
fractured and she was rendered uncon-
scious, remaining in that condition until
her death.
Mrs Wayland. who was 80 years old. was
married six years ago. Before that time
she was employed in the office of the
Appeal to Reason as private stenographer
90 Mr.. Wayland
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-10
sMELTER MEN WANT MORE. PAY
Strike in One of the Big Mexican
Plaats Owned by the Madero
Interests.

ToRREoN. Mex, June s.-The strike at
the Asarco smelter continues and is aug
mented by a strike to the Torreon smelter,
TO the great detriment OF the mines in this
region. The men are holding out for a 10
per cent increase in wages, which range
from sl-l2 10 81 per day. Mexican money.
The management declares the increase viii
not be granted.
OF the 800 men at the Torreon smelter,
only twenty are on duty, one furnace be-
Ing kept going. The Torreon smelter is
largely owned and entirely controlled by
the Madero interests. All the firemen. coal
passers. boilermakers. mechanics and car
inspectors on the Torreon division OF the
Mexican international railway have struck
for their April pay which has been DELAYED
owing to the revolution.
The railroad has the cash on hand, but
the pRyroils have not been approved.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-10
Frisco Club Man
Shot by Woman
May Recover
c. Frederick Kohl, Wounded by Maid
Formerly Employed by Wife, is
Well Known in East.

SAN FRANCISCO, June s.--The condition
OF c. Frederick Kohl, prominent capitalist
and clubman, who was shot and danger
ously wounded yesterday by Adele Verge
French maid formerly in the employ of
Mrs. Kohl, was slightly improved this
morning. According to his physicians
Kohl rested easily last night and It is
thought he may recover. No effort has
been made to locate or extract the bullet
lodged in his breast, but an examination
will be made today. Adele Verge spent the
night at the city prison in incoherent
prayers for the recovery of her victim.
Hysterical and unnerved, she would only
say in reply TO questions that she did not
know why she shot Kohl and did not want
him to die. She declared she had bought
the pistol many months ago as a protection
against the detectives she says Kohl and
Frank Miller hired to persecute her.
The shooting occurred IN the corridor of
the Grant building. in which the superior
courts are housed. and to which Mr.. Kohl
had gone as a witness in a suit recently
brought by Miss Verge against him and
Frank A. Miller, hotel manager of River
side, for malicious prosecution.
The suit which led to the tragedy was
an outgrowth Of q quarrel hstween Miss
Verge and chauffeur and the formers
discharge from Mrs. Kohl's service. Miss
Verge alleged In her complaint that Mr.
Kohl and Mr.. Miller had prevented her
from obtaining employment
Kohl was well known In eastern cities
because Of his financial connection and
social affiliations His first wife was Miss
Edith Dunlap of Philadelphia. who was
married TO him in 1896 and who died in
New York following an operation for ap-
pendicitis In 1910
PHILADELPHIA, June sc. Frederick
Kohl, the San Francisco millionaire. who
was shot by a French maid yesterday,
resided in this city for several years his
first wife being Philadelphian. Mr.. Kohl
has many friends here. They learned that
his mother, who came east TO attend the
Gould-Graham wedding, was sojourninE
in Atlantic City, and they Immediately got
into communication with her and arranged
for her journey back to the coast
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-10
Bias Ruiz Tells
Of the Earthquake
Two or Th-ss Persons Killed and
Considerable damage Dcue
at Colima, Mex.

TUXPAN. Jaliseo, Mexico, June g.
Bias Ruiz. nsrehant, is the frs; person
10 arrive ,frem Colinh. the region said 70
ta-e suffered the greatest shoek from the
earthquake He reports the railroad
bloekaded by landslldss and that there
were only two or three victims AZ CoHms-
The roof OF the cathedral and Of the
church OF Ia Msreed fell The principal
damage ether than this was 70 a number
Of small houses. The principal buildings
suffered little damAga