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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
SENATOR SCOTT PROMINENTLY
MENTIONED TO LEAD STATE
PARTY TICKET.
SENATOR At CHARLESTON RAJ.
~ PLEASED 5UT NON-com
INITIAL ON SUBJECT
AT LEAST a DOZEN PROMINENT
MEN SUGGESTED AS WORTHY
OF HONOR.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
DISCUSSING SUCCESSOR TO
JOHN W. DAVIS.
tchsrles Brooks smIthl

FAkNERSBJ re. ". Va. oct. 90
because th're has been little said
about prospective candidates for state
nominations on the Republican ticket
since that party held It's harmony
meeting. that should not bo taken 20
Indicate thar The subject was wholly
ihbo"cd az Charleston. on the con-
trar>. between sessions. II was "A very
/ much moot'd topic In meeting. the
candidacy OF any man or men was not
even limited at Everybody upder.
stood that they had come for tha
party q good and not 20 further any
lndividuals political aspirations. no
IAtter who. Hut outside the range or
tho chairnan's authority. men told OF
their hopes. some with tlmid hints
anu the more bold. very frankly. For.
in all that great gathering OF the
party IS foremost men from every far.
uon' % is nor 90 De- expected that there
were not present many men ambitious
Tor themselves
There Was little. n any gossip. as Co
probable candidates for tho United
states senate. buf there VAS a sroat
deal IN connection with tho men. one
or whose number u likely 20 b,
cnofen 20 head tho state ticket. Prob.
AMY no man who said. The next
nominee OF tho party for governor IA
pfcS' nt az this convention" wns set
ing u out pretty strong. for there
"ah cord of good Rubcrnatorial tim
Der that was NOT ON the ground When
Dr. was requested of him 10 name
No4r man. Dee smiled when no r..
piled Ills name is a dozen and
Do" swept his arm around the lobby.
ana TIE sweep took ln Nathan Hay
scott Charles " Dillon. Il Taylor
NinSon. Charley SWlshcr and even
more than this dozen Who are anxious
ready aud willing. moro anxious. ready
ana willing nOw than before. since
parry idcuunalism lad been thrown
over board and thr good old party
ship rirhted In her course
Senator SCOT received an ovation
Ia meeting and outside. but whether
Dr. was this cordial reception mat
started DO. and the evident pleasure
OF tho old war horse of the marty ot.r
d. the fact is thar there was plenty
oi talL about the senator for the gii.
u'rnatorial nomination When a man
is pleased over something he doesn't
tr' 90 hide his pleasure from hfs fol.
lows. even 10 hc be- one OF those rsre
specimens OF the mobile couufsnance
and i8 able 90 control th. musclcs OF
nus ph' 's'ognomr Scott being none
such. b4t q smilor from gmiIerpvNle.
appeared pleased and happy whenever
u was suggested % him that 10 would
hc q htiing crown 60 his long and use
iul public career. 20 administer tho
government ~ his state. In fact. ~
90 not ovcreftimate my ability 20
read human nature with creditabIe
accuracy. ] would say that Scott r. a
most willing Barkis. or was for tho
i'" DAYS he mingled with "the boys
toontinusd on EiEnth Pag.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
insists judiciary Should Be Urds,
Sway % We'll Thought Out pub-
hc Opinion

NEW WORN. o.f .H Tho rearr
Of the United States mus, H. Hr.u-tt
within the control .f trI ur.a.r..,e
g. the wrli-fhnurIf.n. .Hrr.rf .f
thc people in tha ou.r..r uf T..n-
dorc Roosevelt who en... fr.rIehf
on The Consfrt alton .f Woman nr...f
and Chudhoni- h...r. tH. .sI.
Forum This control ir tfr U..e.-
veifs judgment should t. sx.-. .Is..i
wnore cautiously ard fr 1Irer.rf
fashion than fhr control .r Che r..
pie over the icr'-'1tur. ana fr. .v
ccutivc. tut tt. control must Dol.
there
aI most cmphatieallv believe fr.t v..
have been wise in eI..re sr.sr r.a.
20 our JUDGE l.t D. ..a. r...t
nrmiy believe that rtr ar. ..r.-
power. this power ..r .. r.re.f arf
that it a. power vItr which OBJ. r..-
BE have merely trmr.rsrf. parted
NJ not one which thrr have perm -
nfly aiienatef
Decisions Unjust
purinr The ilsf -s Hrare t.f r..s.
feIf said the counts If ~.r r...
nee or twice have rrr.ur vf.t
.iroVcd wcInIch rslrwrrrr.fI.
shstacics Co. needed s..a' r.f.--.
These decisions nfr T.rast.r .r..
proved thc devotion uf un~.rr+ and
Nell-moaninr fuiE.e f. e.a..-- .f
economic uhnoaoUf. r- r-.-... ....
worn. but to the lass d..r.. -.... r...
Gus. Hc declared. 10 fre -rr H.r..,. ~
the people favored certain things.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
HsV. RicHEsos DRAGGED FROM
BED TO ANSWER TO KILLING
FORMER FiAsCEE
rad TAKEN REFUGE ~ THE
HOME OF HIS NEW SWEET.
rEAPT
DRUGGIST TELLS or SALE OF
CYANIDE OF POTASSIUM TO
ACCUSED PASTOR
LITTLE DISTURBED ~ ARREST
HimsELF-sosroH IS SHOCK.
90 By TRAGEDY

BOSTON. Oct eO.--A narrow cell
In Charles street lail. tonight holds
the Rev Clarence Virgil Thonpaon
hicheson. the young pastor o' ,h4
EMMANUEL imrfrf church. CHmhr.dra
who was arrested 20 day for the AL
legged murder of pretty Avis LInneu.
OF Hyannis Mass 20 whom he had
been engaged His commitment 10
JAIL this afteruOon. without bail. On A
charge Of first degree murder marked
temporary end 20 chain of cir
cumstances. which police detectives
have followed assidousiv since the
death Of Miss Linneu Iast Saturday.
by cyanide of potassium poisoning
Miss Linncu. who was 70 wears old
and a student AZ the Conseryatorv Of
Music. was found dead BOO tile barn
room OF the YOUNG Women Cbri-fi,o
Association home h'rc ~ FIRST the
police believed She had coDuI,.ee
micide, bur later dcyriopmsnts ipdi-
iated that sh" had uuknoWinsiy taken
cyanide or potassium. sent her by
some other person. 100 fhe belief thai
h'Would remedy her embarrassing
: physical condition
Minister Bought Poison
quiry made liiti" progress. bur infor
nation received early to-day that Mr.
kicheson had purchased cyanide or
potassium ~ drug store la Newton
led the officials 90 decide upon his
arrest \ dozen onicrrs. headed -
superintendent Watts were formed to
maintain an eight hour vigil oufsid.
the fashionable home in Hrookliuc. o.
Moses Grant Edmands wher. the
clergyman had been staylng uurinr
The past WsoN. before the minister
vas taken In custody. however. re.
peated pulls at tho door bells. ran.
pings and shouts failed 10 bring any
response from those within tho hous.
through the nlght. and The police who
were without a warrant N-ra uu
willing to mahe forclb'c entrance
The deputy suporutcnd,ut and his
assistants. with crowd of neWspap,-
men. remained ON guard until about
a m. when they we're admitted
Wedding Invitations Recalled.
Mr. Edmauds is the father of Mis-.
Violet Edmands. FOR who's. m9rri,r..
10 Mr. Rich,son on October 20 clrd4
had been issued. These Invitations
were reclaicd TODAY Tho EdmIris
family. however. maintains faith 300
MIR RichcsOn. aud the ouly announce.
ment IN connection wofh tho vIfl.
drawing OF the cards was fhlf .-
marriage had been postponed
The settling ~ October 30 Ha tra
date for further hearing pf Mr.
tcontinusd on siEth Psg.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
STATE OPPOSING MEN WITH BIAS
FIVE or ELEVEN N'NAwARA
TALESmEN DROPPED.
little Chance Of Getting jury Soon %
Try Man Accused Of Times
Oynamiting

Los ANGELES. Oc' ea our o.,
eleven fa'esmen Who 49, .1 Tho -1-v
box 90 the McNamara trial 10 he
opening OF court to-day. only s.y ae-,
I"f' when cour- adjourned until Mon.
dat Of these sIv. however. .t fs con.
sidcroi moro than possible thaf tro
~ J'erhaps three v.U find thcmseives
on The jury as o. is sworn iu.
Those locked up tonight ar-9- has.
ine been passed for cause D. both
sides. were.
~'HfHrn NanuIrE. ranchcr. d.
Green. or1ngc grower and H1b.-. o.
Hain. carpenter D.. .a r0aaIrI. frIr
ali or these u'I become members 1r
ne jury. no aniurs .rIH-f a-. lt
them ou either s.le trI- apparent
fo.r.ltf
a D. Mcintosh CHALLENGED hr OBJ.
state because % Die opposition d, f-.
f.r-on OF fhe death r,rar. or c.r.
cum e1rf.a. evidence. $3.50 ho question.
cd hF 'he court before Dol is held or
excused
George W NcKes 0ro aara ha "a
frm'. convinced thar fh. Los ANGELES
Times ~as blown 1r br dynamite.
Was under .r.erroc1 hv fHa r.r-+
f fH. CLOSE o' todals session DO
s not wanted hs c0unss. f.- Tho do.
''rsr. who assert fhaf James r SIC
Nauar1 their client could ro. have
dy0am.fcd tho building
A f Robinson arar being rfrL
I'nFoi because of bis opposition tr
conviction ur rIr.lr .trr...I .-.f.-l,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
Rodgers Nearly Wrecked
when Engine Stopped

i~enty minutes later was compelled
'o mako rough landing In a hrld.
when bis engine went dead
Except FOR q shaking up. Rodgers
suffered up 90 effects. buf several
parts ~ DTS machine viii need read
justing before be- can resume his rIsht
Tor san Antonio. 'omorrow morning
The accident occurred near tn" VIII
lag" ~ Kyle. . miles from Austin
Rodgers started 'h.s morning from
Waco. DO miles fo OBJ. north. 700 .i.
o. m lic stopped ~ Graugery. Tex .
io give 100 eNh'tou and landed at Au-
Tin at SO . on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
PEKtNG DEPRESSED
OVER REBEL SUCCESS
Provinces South of Yang-Tse C
peeted 20 lead in Movement
20 Secede

BERLIN. Oct. 2O.-The Chinese
embassy here has received a ca.
biegrar from Peking announcing
a government victory a Nankina.
u says the Insurgents were con
siderably beaten" and the gov
ernment troops and naval vessels
victorious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

sentet the loss 90: several lives. as
tl- people made Nd scramble for
fh- cun~- Sl"r the trr brpNy out
Billie StHer. The picture fnac-.-r
op' ra-or. stuck to t.- post aEi rlc
Cce-ed % l-Ii-hirg tt- 9lu.s
before they spread fo tLe tllIC.GE
bur sustained burns ot serious la
tuTe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

AUSTIN Tex. Oc' c0-After CIR.
cling 'h" capital dome and engaging In
spectacular mau,uter- at hiEh art.
'ut". q. p. Rogers the ocean 20 ocean
AVIATOR sailed 20 the south shortly be-
fore o'clock this afternoon. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
THE WEATHER
WARRINGTON

= = = = y a " = b
Oct. 10 O-Torscaat.
West Virginia -
Unsettled SATURDAY.
slightly cooler IN
vest rain sunday
affaruu n or night.
western Peunsvi-
Wnuin Unsettled
Saturday ara sun
day modsrate winds
mostly northeast 60
east
ohio = Unsettled
SATURDAY. cooler IN
south rain sunday
or Sunday night.
moderate northeast
winds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

20. u I.ersf-- o. tte Trtrl. g~a-er
hi NIiN6TON. W "a. oct -H-
several people we're seriously injured
iu n panic 90 "a moving picture The
a'er here tonight whel tlu burs.
into fame Easy exits probably pre-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

PASADENA. Cal. Ocr 2o -
Aviator Fowler abandoned his
prupor"d trans continental Hight
thls afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

LONDON. Oct. 2t.-Spee de
patches received here from Snang-
naL report tnat there nas been
noting AZ Hanko~. Han-Vand and
Wu-Cnang. Martial law was de-
elared IN al three cites. but the
rebels were only able % maintain
partial order.
4 cabiegram from Kiu-Kiana.
says the casualties were siqht.
but that immense fres we're
started by bursting shells
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

liNNkoW. China. Orf GOO Soon
by eIr'ioss fo k.u.kur- g. D. m
r"'1'"d hy telegraph fp shanghai. 4
3 300 Government TROOPS rsfredtod
fo seventy creek. beyond Uau
koV HuyIaI Hcyo'lrouI claIu
great victory Chimes, war-hips rs
treated down thr -ivor ouf of sighi
nf fl" settlement. AI.D1 i- quiet
Rebel Victory Complete
ltkiNG. Orf -H 1f a apparent
here forIlhf flaf fhr imperial gov
eminent kurN fbo result of tho hatfls
600 liHnkoa between .fs fnrccs and me
rebels more thlr 20 hours before n
became prhHc Reports 90 the rob
cis victory gradually leaked ouf dur
tcou'inusd on sizth Pagsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
STATE MAKES
FINE SHOWING
West Nirginians Attended Pitts
burg Land show Under Ideal
Conditions Yesterday.
POCAHONTAS COUNTY
CO\TRIBU TIES LIVE BEAR
state Richest Of All in Natural Re
sources. Saws the state
Geologist.
81 s.r,ram q CadaIr

FIJI ~t.i f.'f. t.t Favored h1
idral weather Conditions West virgins
lay az tl- Ilftsturs Land show tod
proved one % NOT the most success
a.. DAY. SINCE th- gates Mere throw o.
open no ulrl.sr. Garden The untis,
--rs 20 the Little Mountain stat,
turned olt .n 4frr nun. .-rs to pa, ID
tribute to th. day that was st aside
Pos tf- land Show Tor West NIrciniars
Iw,uf. flour prominent business m~r
~ " hFrilrr made the trip q. the show
and ai were surprised af the r.-
mHrNaH.r display that W,St Virginia
has Whue not as large AS The disc
r'sN - NfnmirE tn. Little Noun
tain state lts fn. greatest variety ~
exhibits at fh, show and aiI visitors
are to oe found 900 the right wing 90
th" buildirr. which is West Nirginia 3
space
Following az. che whee'inrItes ,ha,
visited ~. show during ths daF. max
INK the trp over th- Pennsylvania
road &C. ~ Hra.kuuIsr. BE-, Benton
>a--nr. e. o. Nthispr. Theodore Eul-
Ter. J T. G.Grn. John " Brown D..
- Eu-u. D. C List Jr George
I.tu,1u,s~.r. Friend COX. Rreut COX
4. O. Hubbard. % " Mcclure. p u
'arreF. O.. D. LnNIor. james IS Iiau
IS. laf.. o S.r.r-ius. , a
less. d. E.hr,n- G ~ Sfimm
and D. o.. Bremen
lL. l.rti delegation ..ff ou OBJ. . tH
ffHin this morning u..r fu- T,rus..
"rri'tur af tn- smokey DItt rl.rtl
h.iHr. noon TH.. Wtf. m.f af th.
'.it.f ht a delegation OF Ilffsu.re
n4-in'-- mon and escorted goo tu.
f;rn-r'al rt-. OF tH. f.ut uf Irltl
af.r., .rd IlU,ff. streets. which is
..r- operated .. Austin peach .
FORMER Nhrrlirr vSIir.rmtn IIsr.
ar '.H'..r.f. .r...t was f.nd-r,d
after which DO. 'tl,.l.ugitrs -Dok cars
inr tar land SHOW. ut.r. rh.r spent
tle atf.rn.'n. r,f.rui.- rom. during
tn" nlLl'. Lgr.h.ln was tender. q
'n- business men 80 th. tor T.ft
hotel d.. th" chamber ~ 'arrm.-... .f
if.f '.'t tef"r. thes departed fpr
home
Unique Attractions.
The greatest - all attractions af
'n" show Is e. 1--we Hfa.n bear. which
Was captured Zoo th- ViIJs ~ poca-
hnnfas county several w..bs ago
Hruin ie ou'r if-er.Wu. v,Iehlu-
over fu. hundred pounds fi.s owner.
Air U'wrnt.iI hav charge of
i.di. and amusss ru. visitors hr
Doe. lnr him ariuk mu. from Hatti,
and perform numerous tricks Years
ago bears w.r. fu h, found boo lrr.
numbers ihrnHrh1r' tHls section ani
tn" west hut row there rr. ,.r. ..g.
..ft West Virginia rsr rr..s1...
to-day boast "' having mDr. IIr game
'Htn '.- majority nf fle states .f tn.
iar West
just across 'Hs h1u from th. West
hftitIt booth .s fI- i.rrfIfl1 dfs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
PANIC IN THEATRE

Nov 70 Picture Film ESp 'sees-Ses
ersi Seriously Injured m VIA
Scramble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
ROUT CHINESE IMPERIAL ARMY

Rebels Win Sweeping Victory IN en-.
gagement az Hanko~.
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'oehsHH'd o. Fos--ssu;A Paz,J
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to0ntinasd on HiEnrh Pag.)
Evening journal., 1911-05-04
APPEAL HALTS
JAIL SENTENCE
One Year Imprisonment is
Set Aside and Fine Imposed
on Prisoner

Philip l.. Garrett in General Ses-
sions Court today did not press his
motion 10 parole Isaac Morris, col
ored. who was convicted yesterday of
common assault with a recommenda-
tion for mercy.
Morris was sentenced to pay a fine
Of IS and the states cost OF S25.
Upon his first connection in City
Court, Morris was sentenced to year
in the workhouse. He took an ap-
peal with the result as stated.
Bert Connell and Charles Himled,
two Fort DUPONT soldiers, on the
application of James Salisbury, were
paroled. They were indicted for the
alleged larceny of money from a
Townsend farmer.
David Valley. white man. changed
his plea of not guilty to one Of
guilty Of larceny Of eighteen chickens
from John NJ Banks. a New Castle
hundred farmer, ana was sentenced
to one year and ten lashes.
John Ancker, a young white man,
convicted of the larceny of S52 from
a Browntown saloon, changed his plea
from one Of not guilty to one of
guilty. lie was sentenced to be inn
prisoned for eight months and he
whipped with ten lashes.
Evening journal., 1911-05-04

BALTIMORE, May A-The nation
wide observances of the golden jubi-
lee. of Cardinal Gibbons ordination
to the priesthood and of the twenty
fifth anniversary of his elevation to
the cardinalate have begun. The first
anniversary ceremony occurred in the
immaculate Conception Church here
The congregation contributed over
81 900 to the fund for the erection
Of the Cardinal Gibbons Memorial hall
at the Catholic university i'm Wash
ington From now until late in the
fall observances of the dual anniVer-
sary will be held in every church Of
the Baltimore archdiocese. and on a
certain day in October all. Catholic
churches in the United States will
unite in a celebration in the Cardi-
nails honor. Cardinal Gibbons was
ordained a priest June 3. 1861. and
the same day twenty-five years ago
was elevated TO the Sacred college Of
Pope Leo XIII. He will be seventy
seven years old July % next Car
dinal Gibbons has expressed hfs dis
approval of the proposition of Epis-
copalian ministers to shorten the Ten
Commandments The Cardinals dis
pleasure was forcibly expressed while
addressing a body Of conirmants IN
immaculate Conception Catholic
Evening journal., 1911-05-04
OCEAN AT PLACES
FIVE MILES DEEP
Highest Mountain Peak Would
be Submerged if Placed
Upon Its Floor

The ocean has been sounded IN
nearly all directions with modern
appliances and these soundings show
that the floor of the ocean consists of
vast undulating plains, lying at an
average depth Of about two and a
half miles beneath the surfance ~
the waves. says Sir John Murray IN
Harper's Magazine. In some places
huge ridges and cones rise from these
submerged plains to within 4 few
hundred fathoms Of the sea surface as
volcanic islands and coral atolls.
The greatest depth hitherto accord
ed is in the Challenger Cor Nero)
Deep, In the North Pacific 5.259 IA
thoms. II Mount Everest were placed
in this deep, $500 feet Of wate would
roll over the peak Of this, the highest
mountain in the world. The great
est depth in the Atlantic is i'm the
Mares Deep, between the West indies
and Bermuda-4,662 fathoms. rhe
greatest depth in the Indian ocean Is
3s2s fathoms in the Wharton Deep,
between Christmas Island and the
coast Of Java
We now know fifty-six Of these
deeps where the depth exceeds three
geographical miles, ten areas where
the depth exceeds four miles and
four places where II exceeds FIVE
miles.
The sea- as all the world knows. is
salt II is safest where strong dry
winds blow across the surface. rs.
for instance, in the trade wind regions
and In the Mediterranean and the Red
Sea. II is less salt toward the poles
and IN the deeper layers Of the ocean.
It has long been known that the very
salt waite Of the Mediterranean flows
IN an undercurrent outward through
the Strait Of Gibraltar. and thus af-
fects the salinity of the deeper waters
of the Atlantic over a wide area.
Although the amount Of salt in sea
water varies, the composition of sea
salt remains very constant; slight
differences have. however. been no.
ticed along the continental coasts, IN
the polar regions and In the water IN
direct contact with deep sea deposits.
The temperature Of ocean water
varies at the surface from 2S degrees
Fahrenheit at the poles to more than
so degrees Fahrenheit in tho tropics
The cold water toward the poles has
an annual variation Of less than ten
degrees Fahrenheit at any one spot,
and the warm water Of the tropic also
has an annual variation Of less than
ten degrees Fahrenheit in band that
nearly encircles the earth; this is
the region Of coral reefs and atoils.
Between these regions Of small an
nuai variation there are two bands
surrounding the earth where the an
nual variation is greater. and many
exceed I'm certain regions 40 degrees
Fahrenheit at any one spot
Evening journal., 1911-05-04
DAVIS GOES
AFTER HITCHCOCK

BY The Uuitc1 Press.
WASHINGTON. May 4-"I want TO
know II this man Frank II. Hitch
cock is bigger thtn the Senate de-
clared Senator DayiG democratic,
Arkansas), rising to question of
personal privilege in the Senate.
Davis said a resolution was adopted
April 6, calling on the postmaster
general for information regarding
certain regulation which prohibi-
ted newspapers from sending their
publications through the mails. A
month had elapsed. The matter had
been ignored by the postmaster gen
eral, he said.
Notice was given by Davis that he
would wait one more week and then
Introduce a resolution condemning
Hitchcock as a public servant and
requiring the President to discharge
him"
Hitchcock had better get busy"
declared Davis in conclusion.
Evening journal., 1911-05-04
SEEK CAUSE
OF BIG WRECK
Bl The United Press.

81 The United Press.
EASToN, Pa. May Witneases
before the Coroner's Jury that TODAY
began a probe into the Martins creek
wreck of last Saturday, testified that
the Utica teachers excursion was not
signalled by the trackman: that one
OF the rails was from six inches TO a
foot out of line and that owing 10
ballast having worked out from un-
der and between the ties one of the
rails was too low.
This testimony was given by mem
bers Of the track gang that we're at
work when the accident occurred.
one of them admitted that about 80
poor ties we're removed from the
stretch OF track; that after the wreck
they were thrown into a field and I'm
the evening were burned in one pile.
Foreman Dreamer of the track gang
also acknowledged that while he had
seventeen men under him and that the
Delaware river was a short distauc 2
away no effort was made to fight the
flames that ate up the cars and cost
the lives of a number of the pas
sengers. The inquest is still on.
Evening journal., 1911-05-04
TRUSTEES ELECT
OLD OFFICERS
William Il. Swift Again Heads
the Board at State
Hospital

Trustees of the State Hospital for
Insane held their quarterly meeting
at Farnhurst today, and reorganized
with DR.. Thomas G. Frame, of Dover.
the new appointee in the board All
the old officers, with William II. Swift
as president, were reelected. No
changes were made.
Bids were opened for supplies and
contracts were awarded as follows:
Mutton. veal and beef, John T. Divine;
bread, John ]. Schrade; mems cloth
ing. shoes and slippers. N. Snellen-
burg and Company; dry goods, Smith
Zollinger and Company: drugs, Erd-
man Hoffman; groceries, w. E.
Frank.
Bids also were received for coal.
but all were rejected and new bids
Will be advertised for to be opened
at the next meeting. There were
various objections to the bids, chiefly
that they were too high.
Bids for repairing the chimneys
at State Hospital also we're opened
and the contract Was awarded to
Charles f. Anderson and Son, Of this
city
All the members of the board we're
present with the exception of Henry
w. Baker, of Seaford.
Superintendent Hancker renorted
the population in the hospital on Nav
1 TO be 24S males and 1879 females
and the amount received for board of
pay patents, Sl,0l2.57, Eleven patients
were admitted during April, six died
and none were discharged.
Evening journal., 1911-05-04

ence: Dissolve two tablespoonfuls
Of Calocide compound in a basin of
hot water: soak the feet in this for
full fifteen minutes. gently massaging
the sore parts. O.ess time will not
give desired results) Repeat this
each night until cure is permanent"
The effect will be revelation. All
pain goes as If by magic and the feet
feel simply delightful. Corns and
callouses can be peeled right off.
Bunions have the Inflammation all
drawn out and are reduced 10 normal
Sweaty and smelly feet, swollen and
tender feet need but few treatments
Calocide was formerly confined 10
doctors use but any druggist now has
Il in stock or will quickly get u
from his wholesale house. A twenty
five cent package Is said TO be suf-
icient 10 cure the worst feet This
item will be especially welcome to
those who have been vainly trying
patent powders and tablets.