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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-13
Degree WORK IS
BEGUN BY MASONS
LARGE CLASS OF CANDIDATES
TREAD STONY PATH.
Degrees Ct Perfection Conferred Mon
day-Rose CroS Lodge In
Charge To-Day

Degrees Of the Lodge Of Perfection.
from the fourth 10 the fourteenth I'm.
elusive. featured the FIRST day OF the
Scottish Rite summer reunion The
work was under the direction Of Thos
j. Watkins. Master OF Mcdaniel Lodge
of Perfection. The degrees are being
taken by "a large class many Of whom
"iIl be candidates for the thirty-sec.
oud degree. the highest which can
Doe conferred here
Tho candidates reported yesterday
morning at o'clock and the degree
work began a. 10 o'clock Roth din
nor and supper were served i'm the
cathedral dining hall 90 the degree
'eam aud candidates. This pleasing
feature having been inaugurated
about three years ago
To-day. the degrees from fhe
fifteenth fo the eighteenth Inclusive.
win be- conferred by Charity Chapter
Rose CroiX At the morning session.
The candidates viii receive the do.
gree ~ knight ~ The east. iu the
afternoon. those ~ knight ~ tho cast
and west and Prince of Jerusalem viii
DO conferred and at the evening Sos.
sion. tho eighteenth derrcc. That %
Knight Rose CroiX. will boz conferred
with elaborate ceremonies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-13
GRADUATE
AT THE FAlRMONT NORMAL
SCHOOL HELD YESTERDAY.
Class OF sisty-four Complete Work
and Receive Diplomas From
G. S. Lsidley.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelllgencer.
FAlRMONT. W. Va. June 1.-THE
fortieth annual commencement OF the
Fairmont Normal school was held this
morning and a class OF siXty-tour re-
ceived diplomas from Hon. George s.
Laidley. The exercises in commence
ment hall We're very largely attended.
In addition to the graduates there
were fifteen others who completed
courses In the normal, IN reality max.
ing - graduates.
The Invocation was pronounced by
DIR. ]. c. Broomield, after which, on
behalf OF the class. greetings were ex-
tended by Miss Lena Parks. who also
delivered an Grafton on Some West
Virginia Educational Needs" Hon.
Tracey l.. Jeffords. OF Harper's Ferry.
followed, delivering the address 10 the
graduates. He spoke on the theme
OF Success" An Grafton was also
delivered by Lynn Hastings upon the
theme The American High School. "
The presentation OF diplomas con
cluded the exercises.
The graduates were: Normal
Course-Nellie II. Arnett. Madge
Barnes. Katherine Barry. Ethel
Barnes. Clara Bartlett. Georgia Bruf-
fey. Bessie Dyer. Matte Bentel. Hazel
Black. Marie Boehm. Lucy Boggs.
Helen Carroll. Carl Carter. Mary Caul-
field. Josephine Lavender. +. W. COT.
findaffer. Ledo Comndaffer. Cora Com.
ley. Blanche Crummitt. Susan Gun.
ningham. Eva Dodge. Julia Dotts.
Laura Huntington. Sallie Evans. Flora
er. Erma FarnsWorth. Lola Freeman.
Fred Carmen. Beulah Garner. Mary
Gauehau. Myra Gould. Poarie Gould.
Josephine Graham Harry Hart. Lynn
Hastings. Elizabeth Hayes. Blanche
Henry. Ruth Henry. Elizabeth Hick-
man. Arta Hitchcock. Hazel Holt. Isis
Hutton. Jesse Jamison. David Ken.
nedy, Ncrna Kergan. Darrell Kline.
Neva Kramer. Blanche Lawson. Carl
Lawson. Bertha Linder. Percy Man
ley. Maude Mason. Elizabeth McNee-
lev. Juanita Miller. Halle Morrow.
Lena Parks. Homer Queen. Henry u
Rist, Earl Romine. j. Ransel Romine.
Lou Shaffer. Sarah shelby. Cora
Smith. Ada Talkington. a. Herbert
Toothman. Margaret Truuick. \. =.
Walters Nellie Wilson. Ada VI. White.
Florence Wilfong, Eta Willis. Clara
Wilson
Academic Course-Clifford Bell. Ed
mund ". Conway. Estclle Hamilton.
Ruth Henry. Jessie o. Jacobs. Cline
koon. Clarence - Leo. Grover G. Mus
grove. Russell Phillips. Howard Shinn.
Edna Wright. Leona Wright.
Al the Mauley hotel This evening
the alumni OF the school gathered for
The annual banquet. and Two hundred
OF the school alumnus. composed Of
many men and women. DISTINGUISHED
In the affairs OF the state. were seated
ar the festive board The alumni
business meeting was held during the
afternoon
Az Traction park tonight. the final
number OF tho commencement pro-
rram is in progress ~ The dance
rircn Dog fhc students there. Many ~
o." -"c.et- srf a. tho city and SIT
roul'r- state are attending tho
dance. which .s ono of the social
cf.-'s OF the season here.
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Wheeling Tent &
Awning Co.
1910 Main St.
Both Phones 663.
Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the stockholders Of CDNSI- MEHS
CO. "A corporation created
and organized under the laws Of the
state OF West Virginia held At Wheel
Ing. West Virginia on the 1911 day Of
March. 1911. the following resolutions
were adopted.
RESOLVED.
:. That this company. Consumers
Electrical Co. corporation OF the state
OF West virginia. discontinue the bust
ness OF said corporation.
>. That the officers and directors Of
this company be and ara authorized aud
directed 10 take all action necessary. ap-
proprlate or convenient To eject tho
voluntary dissolution Of this corporation
IN accordance with the laws Of the state
OF Wet Virginia
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
March. 1911.
r. r BREED
President Of said Corporation.
Attest:
FRANK T. RAIL-.
Secretary. maVeS-90fr6- Z
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RIVER NEWS
DESPITE RAINS. RIVER DOES NOT
RISE.
Indications Are That Coal Boat Stage
Will Not Mature for Some
Time Vet.

Although heavy rains have been
falling over the watersheds OF the
Ohio almost continually for the past
several days. the river declined rap
idly yesterday. falling from over the
--'oct mark 10 ! feet I inches. and
then remained stationary. The cloud
burst which swept This section early
yesterday morning will be sufficient
to check the decline and before night
fall veteran rivcrmeu state the marks
viii show a --toot stage u was
thought that five million bushels OF
coal would be sent south this week
from the Pitfsburg pools. but this Is
unlikely now
Yesterdays Boats Jewell. Mariet-
"a. $500 p. M; Liberty. Darlington.
$3.50 p. m.. o. Is. Bedford. Parkers-
burg. DO p. Dot.
Tuesdays Boats Liberty. Claring-
ton. $50 p. m. Sonoma. Marietta.
$3.50 p m
Wednesdays Boats - Kanawha.
Charleston. a. M ~ X. Bedford.
PitfsbIrr. noon. Jewell. Marietta.
$3.50 p. m. Liberty, Darlington. $3.50
p. M.
The Marks.
TiTTSBTBG. June g., From iudi-
cations tonight. 30 is fh0ucht % ship.
ping stage Viii Dee reported boo the
rivers by THURSDAY Heavy rains oc.
CURED tonight over The hcadwatcrs
stages reported.
DAVIS ISLAND dash River 20
feet and rising slowly. cloudy.
fNFEpDBT River o. feet
ETr. TrFfFrN.frff D. nft..- 20 f.rt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-13
PAY DAY FATALITY
one Killed. Two injured and Sixteen
In Jail.

MoNONGAfIFTA. pa June 20 -
One man was killed. two others ecri-
oueIv wounded and o. score or more
cut and bruised in n series OF pay dav
hravls 40 HcnucytUc ON saturday
night and Sunday sixteen of tho par.
Elephants arc under arrest and are
being hold pending further invcstiea-
ton and hearings Tho dcad
Tom Parents. AIRED 22. stabbed in loft
lung and Ioff eide OF abdomen.
leaves widow in tho old country.
died in Memorial hospital here last
righf
Tho seriously injured aro. Adam
karsDr. agod g. cut tcn times on tho
head. bruised and cut about the body
With bricks. ahovo's and knives. may
dc. Tony Ncnlo head split opcn
with beer bottle. stabbed in back.
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900. The firm. for 20 years. has been
engaged in business in pittsburg.
The sheriff has posted notices that
the sale OF fixtures will occur al the
Office Of Masten &Co. on the fifteenth.
and whether an Injunction is sought
or not depends upon the officials car
rying out their notices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-13
oTORw IN EAST.
Heavy Damage Caused By Biz
Electrical Storms.

NTfV YORK. June 10 Electrical
storms such as have r1rcd infermir
'rnf't over Sow Yors and vicinity
lurnr fne last fo hours. with great
daw1cc from lightning. wind and
food. Wcro reported f0 fhc Immediate
west and north tonight
a terrific storm struck baltimore
Ht dusk and telegraph companies re.
ported fhc loss of 900 wires between
Philadelphia aud baltimore Tho OK.
change OF news between eastern and
western point. bad fo ho made hr
roundabout routes and thon only with
difficulty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-13

LONDON. June 13-The ufro
daughter of Marshall Roberts. and
Ernuddauchfer OF tho lnto Marshall
Cd Roberts OF Sow York WIS killed
boo an elevator accident 90 her fathers
residence ou Grosvcuor Square 90.
dnv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ENGnSHFRENCH CAPITAL

CAT1TAL FURNISHED Tor sound
- American. Canadian ara WsvIral
,ufcrrrisor Nir.re. Irdurtrinl MIN. c.
ana Manufacturing steam and Electro
luiIrorie financed Irrigation projects
promoted suhffnrtiaI stock. UnrH ~
lrnfrf uro issues nouErf. sold or ur Ter.
written. collections and CIcrran-ea
made Cor unuka. l1nFora anI Trraf
Companies Read office London. Urar..l
Paris. frrHrorferre invited
pENT q uyrne
ft-ft-fd bloomsbury street TorFn~
EnElaud
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John II. Pebler,
Proprietor.
SHORT CREEK. w. Va.
SINGLE CONN

SINGLE COME Rhode Island Red and
Buff LcEhorn eggs. SiUO FOR Is. $500
l'r hundred !. J.. Bender. i. r. T. No.
q Nat 230s-Y my-IO-ie-lU
oRPIHG ToNs-White and black. Thee"
eEE machines. Maseman's Edgview
Ioultry YARDS. Wheeling. W. Va. Sell
telephone. ap-iO-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-13

doesn't indicate fha' you are worth
moro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-13

From bred-to-laS etocR, al the follow.
ing prices:
White SineIe-comb White Leshorns,
- SSHo TOT , lsOO
White Wyandottes, IS eggs for $3.50
and .. $500
Barred Plymouth Rocks, IS eggs
Pekin Ducks, II eggs for. $3.50
Special prices on large quantities.
Place orders early for future de-
liver of Baby Chicks at the follow
ing prices:
White Leshorn Chicks, $1,000 per 100
or each .................-. .12Lac
White Wyandotte and Barred Plym-
outh Rock Chicks, $3.50 per 100
OF ca-n ...--.... q. &C
RIDGE Crest Poultry Yards.
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FOR SALE.
GOOD FAana FOR sATr

OOOD FARM FOR SALE.
100 acres. good land. wei located well
WdteFed. First class dwelling good
iHrse barn and out-buildings Near inn
proved road, church. school. telephone
rural mail delivery THIS is a vefy. de-
sirable farm
d. o.. BOYD. Administrator.
Rural Route ?, Burncsville. Ohio
te-i--t-Iy-I7
FoR sALE-ls0 acres in Iorair county
near Grafton. q miles from public
square. tl'fe Gland. good soil sugar bush.
room house. horse COW and hnv barn
$40. milk house and other out buildings
sbu per acre. reasonable terms AGHrea.
-. * tanfleld townerJ 1851 Detroit
-NN'.s Wv "ilAu. o. Jc-lO.i
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

A6ENT-Noung man wants situation az
agent 70 ran insurance company. eau
hNe 5000 references. Apply or address.
city.
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LOST.

NOTICE-Would the person who founa
the silver purse at 10 PourtSenth
street, containing n key, small amount
OF money, and a few other articles, please
return It to the Intelligenoer and receive
reward. geTS
boSr-Bunch OF keys. finder leave att
Stamm hotel and receive reward
aD-21-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS


n ". FAHEY Ptaatorug Contractor
- t.natee UHes fully given and .euaI-
W"rk promptly attended fO. lfur rfHp-
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FUnEl sUEE-t -raofstrrea repaired "a
pncheu, larlct laying. Ecknoff =
Stolimah 10 Lats -. Vat gno-s
Let us Ne Your Tazror-Vs wan. rr...
gro ate, lalies. and gents raruianfr.
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Tweuft second So au-c-f-fi..-ff
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Cash paid for cast of clu1hins. Vie
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NO. 1897 Marhet Sc, wheeling, w. W
PATEN is . 81! s."i S Sa;i.. g
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lnahe corrections on a commission haeIs
10 C1tlccf.nn. ~ raf THO Hura~s,. No.
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For Saie-Typewriters

~ eAAh-lIltei typewutsr. 5000
~, eenditloh u J. sfnlt1. $40 Mali s.
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THE WHEELING REALTY
COMPANY
schmuibaoh nag.
FOR SALE
HALLEk & BlEBERSnN

Asal Estate ana PRO rnaurancs
gorner touf zenith ana M1rkst atraats
Both Phones. Fqa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31

Z Of the leaders. Foreigners at no point
nave been mOlested and they VIII re-
main unframed, the rebel chiefs as
sure the press, unless such actions as
those Of the imperialists at Hankow
continue, and the reports of the dis
I honor and murder of defenceless chill
uren and women make it impossible TO
I control the rabble.
Further reports of upriver towns
and others in the heart Of the SIC
Chun province going over to the reb-
els are received The panic among
the officials at Pekin is regarded as
auoh as II Detrays weakness on the
of revolution
Edicts Considered Surrender.
Leaders Of the new party look on
the issuance Of the edicts as a victory
Lar greater than anything that has
been Won on the field Of battle
All Incoming river boats are crowded
win refugees. Most OF these are Chi
neses out there are q few FOREIGNERS
Eye witnesses Of fighting at Hankow
pay tribute to the imperiafst forces
They say that the revoluuonfsts were
AJtie more than an unframed mob. hut
courageous and quite ready to con
unue the fighting. The rebels are
operating the Hu Nan mint and MAX
ing great Quantities Of dollar coins
ually. The new revolutionary paner
sentatiOn.
Wen informed persons believe that
If the next few days pass without an
outbreak there viii be a strong possi-
Dility of the situation being saved
through the appointment of Yuan Sbf
kat as premier with younger Man
chu as figurehead In order to COM
ply with the protocol Of 1910: the
FORMING OF cabinet composed entirely
of Chinese the Immediate convoca-
ton Of parliament and the abandon
ment Of the railroad naturalization
plan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31

Rainfall last "a hours 20
Highest temp. last "a hrs. So
Lowest temp. last 2 hrs. 81
River.
Height Of river this morning above
fixed zero mark, I3.5 feet Rise i'm last
"a hours. 0.4 foot
Ell mensnre I'd snnth,,estn,.r E,r,a1 Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31
HOW GERMS SPREAD SKIN DISEASE

Eczema. Psoriasis and other skin
troubles are caused by myriads Of
germs at work in the skin. Unless
these germs are promptly destroyed
way deep into the sensitive tissue
This is what causes that awful itch
and what seemed a mere rash may
grow worse and develop into a Ioath-
some and torturing skin disease with
its years of misery
Don't take any chancesl Destroy the
germs at the beginning OF the trouble
with that soothing and cleansing wash.
the ID. ID. ID. Prescription for Eczema.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31
PICKING JURY OF RICH
CHICAGO MEAT PAC

Chicago. I'LL, Oct S1.-Judge Owens
today instructed Isaac Doff, dep
uty sheriff. to prepare service for
10 of the leading meat packers Of Chi
cago. -Four jurors have been picked so
far They are.
J. ogden Armour, president Of Ar
Louis F. swift president Of swift &
Co.
Edward Morris, president Of Morris
G. Co.
Edward TiIden. president of the Ma
tiOnaI Packing company.
me panel win be completed with six
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31

zoe bottle viii prove this to Won.
e nave had experience with many
LeIpeoles FOR skin trouble but have
never seen such remarkable cures as
--ose rom - ID. ID. Prescription. In
cation.
We are so confident that ID. ID. ID.
VIII reach your case that &c win cosr
you nothing If the very first fun size
oolue rails TO make good every claim.
If you have skin trouble OF any kind.
we certainty advise YOU to drop in and
investigate the merits of D. d.. ID. anv-
way We know that ID. ID. ID. win help
you. Kelly & Pollard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31
and which also is the seat Of shan
university.
RebeIa RnIIv and Efrhf


KanOw, China, Oct 29.-CVia WI Hu,
Oct. 31.)-The revolutiOnists have rail-
lied and reorganized their forces and
are furtOusly .cOntesting the imperialist
advance on Han Yang. The Insurgents
still hold section Of the city which
separates the foreign concessions from
the native city.
The Red Cross doctors estimate that
1000 revOluti0nists have been killed and
between 1000 and 5000 wounded during
the fighting Of the past three days.
OF a rebel battalion which faced the
imperialist machine guns with intrepid
tenacity, only two or three escaped.
The others were moved down. The
imDeriaHsts lost from 200 to 800 killed
Rebels Recapture HanzOv.
san Francisco, CAL Oct. 31.-A dis
patch reporting the recapture of Han
kow By the rebels was received here
today from Shanghai by the Chinese
Free Press.
According to the message the rebel
army from Han Yang moved against
the imperial forces and surrounded the
city. che rOyalists were compelled to
withdraw after two Of their regiments
had been captured
Four field cannon were among the
spells of the fight
Few Days VIII Tell the story.
. Shanghai China, Oct 3r-A few
days wiz tell the future fortune Of
China. The burning Of the native city
of HankOW by the imperialists accom-
panied, according to report by brutal
treatment of the Chinese by lIanchus
has created the worst possible imDres-
sion 1t Is predicted that unless the
Manchus Immediately demonstrate fbe
sued at Pekin, the slaughter will ex-
coed that of the TAPPING rebellion.
OminOusiy Quiet.
The district south of the Yang Use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31

LudingtOn. Mich Especially. Two
years ago / consulted 19 physicians and
each and every one informed me that
i had about six months to live. being
badly affected with tuberculosis. /
started using Duffy's Pure Malt WINS
key for relief at the suggestion of a
friend, and today am entirely cured.
and / know IL IS because of this medi-
cine, as 7 took nothing else. When I
started using 81 / weighed 139 pounds
and today i weigh 184 pOunds."-EmT
T. Snerbert, 4Z1 DOWland ST.
In lS60-more than half a century
ago-the formula of Duffy's Pure Malt
Whtskey was discovered. 1t was also
discovered that II was a great curative
agent in the treatment Of tuberculosis.
pneumonia, grip, coughs colds, other
throat and lung troubles and In all
stomach troubles The merit and hon
esty of an article that has been before
the public for such a length OF time
cannot be questioned. It's fame has
spread the world ever and it stands
today the most celebrated and most
successful medicine known.
Buffy's Pure Malt Whisky is the
only WhisEey that was taxed BY the
government as a medicine during the
spanlsh-A merican VFar.
The genuine is sold IN SEALED
BOTTLES ONLY by all druggists.
grocers and dealers, or direct. 500 per
large bottle
The Duffy Malt Whisky Co. Roch-
ester n. i.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31
AGED lIEXTCAN DTFs rpo,r
Ia r-- N 49, -

coroner p. B. McClintOck was called
Aonday afternoon to hold an inquest
oFeI the remains of GregOrf0 ArelIanes.
: man ABOUT rs years old. living near
Ine river, and his verdict was that the
deceased came to his death from pneu-
mona resulting from a fail and lack OF
iilileolcal attention Arellaues lived with
- sonlnlaW. santos Oliras. in a little
house near the river
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31

Kiang is ominously quiet There is
every indication that the native cities
Of Shanghai, Marking, Ching Kiang,
Chan Chow and the lower Yang Use
forts VIII be IN the hands of the revo-
lutiOnists within a week
whether their conquest viii be ac-
companied with a wholesale massacre
or Manchus, depends on the influence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31

more millionaire heads OF the packing
INDUSTRY The jurors VIII be called on
% appear Friday morning at $50, and
WIZ serve week hearing insane cases.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31

Long lines of carts uiled high with
the household belongings OF fleeing
ones continue TO pass out of the citv
gates before the early closing hours.
SQldlers now guard all the city gates.
Many carts emerge from the Forbidden
city, some guarded by soldiers Cart
leads Of silver, sometimes without a
guard. pass day and night in and out
OF the legation quarter.
The money is brought to the lepa-
tons Tom the defenceless Chinese
banks Or temporary safe deposit
and then removed to replace the paper
calculations OF to be forwarded to the
minister OF war, generally in exchange
pay with unprecedented regularity.
Wealthy citizens also are entrusting
their fortunes TO foreigners
Preparing for Wounded.
The government has asked the mis-
sion doctors TO establish q Red Cross
hospital outside the city for the re-
cepuon of the wounded who are ex-
pected TO return in few days from
the encounter with Gen. Ii Yuen HenE's
rebels.
Foreigners are anxious over the stu
alton i'm Pekin, but not alarmed Out
s5oers have not yet entered the leEa-
ton quarters. Nevertheless the fullest
precautions are being taken Unarmed
plckets form line about the legation
walls and extending into the Chinese
quarters Fears are entertained for
the foreigners in the province Of Shan
~, many of whom are Americans The
rebels In that province are said to be
IN possession OF the capital, Tia Yuan
tu' where there are several missions,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31
REBELS RETlKE
CITY Of HAAK0H
CONTINUED from PaSe j.
who sought protection from each OH
Violence HTa- UoT1o--

who sought protection from each other.
Violence May Follow.
Prince Ching. the premier. is using
MS influence TO restrain that element
OF the Manchus who may be DISPOSED
toward violence. For their part. the
4anchus dread rebel Investment Of
the capital
Certain legations are advising both
chinese and Manchus to take refuge
in case Of trouble behind the Methodist
ner Of the main city living between The
legation quarters and the east wall.
rms Is the most easily defended sec
ton Of the city and the legation guards
may be able to protect those who
gather there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-31
FL Paso, Tuesday, Oct 81, 1911.
Forecasts

Forecasts.
FL PasO and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Wednesday.
New Mexico. Tonight generally fair;
W eQnesday, increasing clOudiness.
West Texas: Fair tonight and We'd
nesday; colder tonight in southeast
portion
Weather Notes.
The pressure is relatively low from
the Gulf of Mexico northward to the
lower lakes, it is decidedly high over
Alberta. The principal precipitation
area OF the last "A hours includes Iowa,
Missouri the Ohio valley and the east
eru half Of the lake region Heavy rain
has fallen at Galveston and Jackson
vile, the amounts reported being 1.64
and L34 inches, respectively.