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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-02-10
CGncI Valley InS. Agency,

incorporated y
Successors to j. L. Hurt Insurance
Agen,q Inc, and Tazewell ms. Agency
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08
BLACK HAND AGENT
Slain IN A SWAMP
ITALIAN SEEKING LIFE OF MARK
I'D MAN BELIEVED 10 HAVE
BEEN KILLED ~ "NlCIlM"

by Associated Press
Erie Pa, Feb. An arrest was
made tonight In connection with the
discovery OF the dead body of Gisoy-
ambattsta Archi, supposed to have
been connected with the black hand
society but beyond announcing that
an arrest was made, the police re-
fused to give any Information as to
the identity Of the prisoner. Letters
found on Archi indicated that he had
been commissioned to kin one Pietro
Lcarl.
The letter was dated Juluaro,
Sicily, October 10, 1910, ami was
signed Giuseppe lola Archi was
found today with five bullet holes
through his head, In a path through
a dark swamp near the harbor lie
was armed with two knives and a
loaded revolver. He had not been
robbed, but was apparently murdered
before he could remove his hands
from his pockets. II Is maintained
tonight that Archrs intended victim
learned of the black hand move
against him and shot Arch before
his commission could be carried out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08
Gould Wedding
DRAWS THRONCS
SOCIETY EVENT or YEAR HELD
Al 81, BARrHOLENII3W CHURCH
easy FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Lord Dccics and Bride, Vivian Gould,
Pose Tor Photographs Aftcr
Ceremony

Is! Associated Press,
New York. Feb. At i:l3 o'clocl,
this afternoon the strains Of the we'd
ding march began to sound In st.
Bartholomows Episcopal church and
just twcnty-three miutes later Vivian
Gould, the second daughter oil George
j, Gould, the head OF ono OF the
weulthlcst families in America, had
become Lady Decios, the wife Of the
English army officer. She is eighteen
ana he is forty years old,
The church was packed with AN as
semblage representing tho best OF
New York's social and professional
life, together with a sprnkllng Of
foreign nobility relatives of the bride
groom, Outside In the slushy streets
there pushed ana showed the usual
crowd OF curiosity seekers whose per-
sistcucy makes police arrangements
such necessary part of a fashionable
wedding in New York. Notwlthstand-
ing the crowd there was no unto
ward incident and none of the many
Crauks who have assailed Decies In
anonymous communication made
themselves known. The only unusual
incident occurred after the ceremony
when horse drawing Mrs. T. NJ.
Kingdom, the brides grandmother,
SHE'D at an awning Mrs. Kingdom,
already ON the verge Of Illness, became
greatly excited and had to be carried
INTO the Gould home by servants.
Newspaper photographers usually
forced at such affairs TO use all sorts
OF tricks to get pictures, found their
assignment today almost as easy as
taking photo Of the city hall. Lord
and Lady Dec.os, following the cer-
emony posed for the cameras without
protest
Long before o'clock more than
one hundred policemen and detec-
tiycs were on their way to the church
At halt past two O'Clock they were
stationed a block from the church In
all directions and had established a
zone through which only the guests
might pass Vehicles drove through
the partial thoroughfares and the
street cars which run down Madison
Avenue past ST. Bartholomew were
whizzed through the zone without
a stop.
Dozens of persons l.und for the
Grand Central station and all of them
In a hurry were bounced off the
police lines and had TO scramble
through a side street to the station.
Lord Decies arrived nearly an hour
before Miss Gould's car stopped at
the curb lie was resplendcnt then
Ia his uniform of the Seventh Hus-
sors, q glitter with service medals and
blue and gold braid, He carried a
plumod helmet In tho croop Of his
arm and wore a sabre.
Uunotlced 10y the crowd he entered
the church surrounded by group
of friends who were apparently taxi
Ing NO chance with cranks.
a cheer went up as George Could
ana his daughter stepped from n big
Limousine ana entered the church ana
as they did so the first sunshine Of
the day peeped forth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08

SPECIAL tu ihU World
oklahoma city Okla. Feb. 7 -
Governor Cruoe let It Doe known
tuesday that ne would probably veto
amy bin locating the state school for
the blind, unless Norman should bo
specified cas- the permanent location.
AZ a result the Muskogeo delegation
are greatly disturbed at the probpbll.
ity that Fort Glbbon, which has had
the institution since statehood. viii
lose It now. In this recent message.
Governor Cruce pointed out that the
points 20 he considered IN locating
the institution were accessibility Of.
ana The advantage " lectures and
concerts at some point near Norman
would he SAYS satisfy these require
ncnN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08
B0NILLA IN CONTROL
OF THE GOVERNMENT
HONDURNN REVOLUTIONARY or
GAN DECLARES LEADER POS
SESSES IiNLF OF REpUBlIC.

BY Associated Press
New orleans, Feb. The "La
Reyolucion" the official gazette of the
Hondurnn reyolutonsts, copies Of
which were received here tonight.
announces that General Manuel Bo-
nilla has secured the control Of more
than half the republic and is propor-
cd 10 move his army Of several thous-
and trained soldiers against Tcgicuci-
galpa, the capital.
Tho government departments of
blanche and Yoro nro said now to be
operated under Ronlla and he has
practical control Of the departments OF
Solon and Mouqsitc IN addition Gem
eral Durron, with about one hundred
men, occupies large part of tho do
pnrtmcnt Of Choulate on the south.
The LA Revolution" contains Of
fetal proclamotlous Of the munlc!.
palltes u Clba, Tcla, Ollnchito Trux-
illo and Aguan acchimIng Manuel
nonilla the constitutional president
OF the republic,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08

wished to purchase ammunition A
man on the Mexican side he encouu-
teder and some newspaper men guar
anteod the innocence of his mission,
lie bought some supplies under their
supervision and Wa, sent back rum
ming,
Orozco was content with the re-
pulsiou OF the enemy After the re-
treat Of the latter he searched the
ground thoroughly but discovered uo
signs OF hlood-lcttiug. Soon following
the sklrmish, Oroaco stated that while
there had been no loss of lite he was
glad OF tho moral effect of repuIsug
the enemy
The moral effect was needed,
Orozcos stock has dropped several
points among his sympathzcrs, first
when he allowed Rabago to elude him
at Bauche ON Sunday and second
for failing to attack Jumcl on the
heels OF that officer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08
Prohibition BILL
IS MADE DRASTIC
SENATE ADOPTS DlSTRNNCUiS-
ING AMENDMENT rOR PENALTY.
new OFFICE IS Created
Bill Providing for "Puhlic" Defender
Of state of Oklahoma 1,
Introduced.

nlNNlH' Goo INt NJ nfIu-
Oklahoma city Feb, 5,--As drastic
provision as ever proposed was In
serted in the prohibition bin Tuesday
when the senate adopted an amend
mcnt by Senator Potter of Okmulgoc
making one OF penalties for violation
of the section forbidding possession of
liquor at a place of business or aumse-
mcnts at five years dlsfranchiscmont,
An attempt to make the distran-
chisemcnt operate only after a second
conviction was unsuccessful, Some
gonators vcntured the opinion that the
enemy were trying to KIN It with
amendments. Senator Potter declarcd
that the present prohibition law was
of preachers and bootIcggcrs, explain
ing that both sought the same law
with different motives, The senate
made little progress with the BILL
The senate passed the house rcso.
rtion by Peters, memorall2ng CON
rrcss to i'm lWlduullzc the allolmonts
pf mineral lands In the OsuEc nation
l}y am almost unanimous vote the
thomas Franklin bin finally passed
the upper house appropriating $685.
G25 for district agricultural schools
at six points in the state.
senator j. -. Thompson Of Pauls
valley introduced a direct nomina-
,ioual primary bill
In the house, senate bills were p1ss-
ed, hy Williams, regulating the prac-
tice of optomctry and by Smith, cm-
powCrIns county commits toner's "a
provide county homes for the poor
House amendments to the latter wcr.
concurred in by the senate and thel
ere ready for the governor
A lengthy petition In Choctaw
written 10y a fullblood, was read bi
speaker Durant himself Choctav
indian.
II appeared 60 the Legislature no
TO tampor with the game protective
laws.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08

The Tulsa weather Is yot the finest
on record. Turning the loJst bic more
uappicr than it was "a week ago, at
which tlmo an fires wcro put OUT aud
electric rous wore called into work,
It IS now getting along Ia the day
time with maximum temperature
For the past few nights the mercury
has barely dropped 20 90 degrees, and
the weather conditions for doing prlc.
Ocolly AN KINDS of out Ido work were
arNer built
never bottcr at ,hia time OF the ycoi
On Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08
WOMEN recall MAYOR
Of Seattle BY Votes
STRENUOUS CAMPAIGN RESULTS
~ RETIREMENT on OFFICIAL
ACCUSED or MISCONDUCT

By Associated Press,
Seattle, wash, Fob. Mayor lti.
ram G. GILL elected last March by
plurality ot thiry-nyo hundred
votes. was recalled today for alleged
misconduct in Office by plurality es.
tmltcd at four thousand votes the
women recently cnfrnchised In the
state OF Washington admittedly boz
ing largely responsible for tho re-
suit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08
ARMY BILL PASSES SENATE.
senators Also Hear Of the Lorimcr
CUsr Again

hy ANHuHluiru lfttHt
Washington, Fob Tile army
appropriation bill carrying f93,67S,6S2
was passed by tho senate today An
amendment WIS Incorporated gstab-
fishing a corps Of army dcntlsts.
The Lorlmcr case was urHn to the
fore, q speech supporting tho Illinois
senator being made by Fletcher of
Florida. and another IN opposition by
Jones, Of Washington
A BIN providing FOR tho inspection
OF locomotive boilers was passed by
the House and one to allow the pHy-
mont OF customs dutos with coru-
fed bank checks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08
PANTCHEHKO' past
subject OF ATTACK
DAY IN COURT DEVOTED TO rs.
TABLISHING BAD CHAR
ACTER or pOISONER.


st. Petersburg, Feb. t. Proceeding
today In the trial of DR. pantchcnko
and Count Obrlen dclassy charged
with poisoning County VassilH Bouur-
lin was largely devoted TO the cslab-
fishing Of the bad character Of Pant
chenlo
In addition to introducing evidence
70 prove Pantchenko's immortality wit
messed wcrc examined TO provo that
he sold poison with which Russian
cavalry officer killed himself In Paris;
that he blachmailed an apothocory out
Of $1,000 to push "A case in which "a
mistake had been made In compound
ing prescription; had peddled stup-
ofaciont for Illicit purposes and had
edited improper publications, for
which he had on several occasions
been sentenced to terms Of imprlsou-
mont.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08
May Amend rool Room nilI.

special 90 the World
oMahsua city Okla Feb. .j.-
Whom tic Thompson ontl-pool room
bin is reported out Of the committee.
which is expected TO occur within a
few days. an amendment win b. off
fcrcd 20 provide that whore race
meets are held at stated periods n
enclosures that books may DE opened
and bets recorded at these periods and
within such other tracks. Senator
fighman OF Chandler is backing the
amendment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08
RAsCo CASE no THE JURY.
verdict In Murder Case Expected 10.
night.

Dy A000cIhIed ProIH.
Mnryyllle, Mo, Feb. 7--l1og Rasco,
charged with tho murder Of the Hub.
bell family Of four persons last No.
yember' was on the witness stand In
his own behalf today lie repeated tho
story OF his alIbl claiming that no
was In Bayenwood tho night OF the
murder.
Judge Ellison Instructed the Jury
for death life imprisonment or oc-
qulttal Tho state commenced its arr
guments and the defense will get
through by tomorrow afternoon A
verdict Is expected BY tomorrow night,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08

Special iD ihn World
oklahoma city Okla, Fob Re.
publican Senator j. Harris Clponan
OF Bunch Adolr County introduced
q BIN IN the senate Tuesday appro.
rrioung three million dollars from tho
public building fund 10 erect and
equip q state capital building 'ut thc
oat of the government"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08
shonts un Rcslnurnnt.

HT Associated Press
st. Louis Mo. Fob. John u.
Gordon formerly OF Jersey city, n.
j. shot and killed Emanuel Lcont-
slnls, restaurant proprietor, and
perhaps fatally wounded Ethel
Champe, waitress In the restaurant.
ere tonight
The police report that Condor was
temporarily demented.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08

Tho county commission Yesterday
awarded the county printing for the
ensuing year 10 the Owasso Dispatch
The contract price was five cents a
square. BIDS OF the Tulsa newspapers
were considered too much out of
alignment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08

Miss Fawn Iippncut wrote this
while rccoyaiin' fror operation.
"Oh tn purity littl birds.
How / love TO hear them sing,
IL they iit from tree T. tree
Let me count them, one, two, thrco'
Some cr red an some er blue.
but tn rl er very few"
A farmer nllus gets off a street car
"A block too soon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08

The explosion of aa gas stove iu .
South Main Strcpt homo late ycster
oay afternoon caused fire alarm
70 be turned IN to Contra, station. Ne
damage was dons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08

A movement is ON foot among
prominent Tulsars FOR the holding OF
another Chlutauqua In Tulsa next
June, ---.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08
EXHIBIT GIVEN
AROUND JAOREB
BLOODLESS SKRMlSH FOUGHT
BN THE RIVAL FORCES.
OROZCO Threatens ATTACK
Rebel Leader Announces Dctcrmina-
tim 90 Take Judrcl When
BlanCO Arrives.

E,I paso TOY Feb 7-Tbe first hat
A. ~, ,....- ,....... 49,. e.,.-.,
"' '"'''@ '''"''" ''o ''"'' ''
troops ana insurrecuonis's was eN-
h'o'''d mere To-Day Exhibited Is the
proper word for no one was hurt on
elth'r sac ana the eNhlhillon was
NI'N'u pN thouS'n" OF moro ~
id'''tS VINO Inea inc panN OF the
no "lanae on inc American SIDE
about 'hFoe miles west OF the CITY .
l"' eNchahse OF missiles occupied
huout Ily''eh minutes during Whleh
TWO hundf'd Shots were fred. Accord
lnE 10 'oS'ual oroHe0 the I'auer OF
Ine l"s'rt'c'os. MS men tlrtd only
i',l W "H'Se' He "'''areu tha' the
l'u''''' went """E 10 ''SV u'o' 'n,y
'"' VI .%"S' "''''e '''''' V""'u
"' '',"''
,,.n, Wv ',u,,1', ',' ",','','' we
ar L,r,,,t', o,,5 ,i,g 5',,I n,.,, t,,a
ro, ,.,.a.s' ,,,, ,,,,,,,. c,.o,,, har, ha &C.
rc,,.ins A., ,ossas,t,,, 80 a., ,osi,Ion
u-blch bo occn,,od a., noon AKA bo,1
against bo rodorals
Tie declared In interview with a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08
THE WEATHER.

/ BY Associated Press.
Washington. Fob, Oklahoma;
fair Wednesday and Thursday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-08

Or 1T NJ HUTCHINSON, Obsorv0r1
Temperature Maximum o.; minimum 90
~ind from the north cloudy.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-06

Let King at Rocks be your
laundryman.
An unusual acreage Of wheat and
rye has been sown this year.
DIR. Whitsell. eye and ear special.
list: sc corner 9Th and Edmond. st.
Joseph. Both Phones. 9l3.
G. u. Grinstead will he here Fri.
day and Saturday of this week to re.
silver your old mirrors and make
them good as new.
When In towncall at Lin CAROLS
and get good. cold drink at the
fountain, as lie has the only Soda
Fountain In the town.
On Wednesday, September nth.
Cooper Osburn. of Craig. and Miss
Allie Curry. of Fairfax. obta aimed
their marriage license In 81. Joseph.
&C. W. IIains and wife. Of Coin,
Iowa, were here for few days visit
with his broiher-in.law, Frank Pc.
tree. Mrs. Hams being sister Of
Mrs. petree.
John pere, and sister, Miss bird.
are moving into the schultz property.
and Charley Herman vacates this
place to occupy his own property va.
Gated 10y Mr. perct.
Mrs. VIM. Turhham visited last
wo.l Aitb h,r dauultpr Mrs a. a.
Narans, of ST. Joseph. Her grand.
son. Glenn. Went home with her on
the promise that PA" would come
down soon.
T. &. DUNCAN las returned from
Kansas city. where lac attended the
meeting of the state bar association,
and also the National Conservative
Congress, to which lac was a delegate,
chosen 10y Gov. lladley.
Andy Burrier has fine lot Of
Native Lumber. consisting Of Build.
ing, Dimension and Fencing. Get
your bill ready aud send II TO him.
Call ON or address him At Oregon.
Mo-, Route l. Farmers Phone AZ.
on again, on again, dry again.
wet again: 80 goes the story Of the
resuhmission In Maine. Complete re.
turns and the official canvas puts
Maine In the column of vet states by
a majority of twen,y.six votes.
ON Tuesday OF last week, Sep.
TENDER 18th, Chris Sommer went. To
ST. Joseph. and IN company with
Miss Lena Stuber. Of 81. Joseph, they
visited the recorder Of buchanan
county, got their permit to become
husband and wife and We guess
that's what they are now.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-06
Phones. Old ~. Mutual 81.

Glare. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ilibbard, was delightfully."- surprised
Friday evening of last week, by a
number Of young gentlemen and lady
friends calling on him. and spending
the evening. Games. refreshments,
etc. were the order, and all went home
happy, and glad they were there.
--Dr. u. =. Nelson, Occulist. prac.
tice limited to diseases of the Eye.
Special attention and treatment Civ.
en- To cases Of GRADUATED Lids. Con.
sultation, office or mail, free. Address
II. p. NELSON, N. D.,
1902 Francis ST.,
81. Joseph, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-06

1T Is likely that the next congress
will decide to let each postmaster
take care Of dead Letters instead Of
sending them to Washington. II
such legislation comes TO pass each
post master will have the privilege Of
opening dead letters that accumulate
In his office and then sending such
letters back to the writer's.
If a husband will not let his wife
kiss him, then she Is entitled to a
divorce, decided Judge Walter A.
Powell In the circuit court at indie.
pendence, In the case OF Mrs. Mary
Lyle Willis, against Archie G. willis.
"When ] would attempt to fondle
and kiss him he would call me silly
and tell me to 60 away" testified the
woman. Judge Powell Immediately
granted a decree.
The laws Of most of the states
say that farmers shall cut the weeds
that grow on the public highway
alonside their farm. Strange to say,
some farmers kick on this law. 1t
has even appeared to us that weeds
growing outside the fence Is as much
of pest as weed growing on the
inside. 1t ought not to be necessary
to compel the cutting of roadside
weeds by law--land owners should he
willing enough to do It to get rid of
the weeds.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-06
DIR. J. L. Hogan, Physician and
Surgeon. Forbes. Mo. Both Phone.

DIR. J. L. Hogan, Physician and
Surgeon. Forbes, Mo. Both Phone.
"A good farm wagon for sale up to
Saturday: good scoop end gate and
spring seat. G. W. LuKENs.
VIM. Robbins, Of Storm Lake,
Iowa, Is visiting his son.in.law. W. :.
Taylor. 1t is their first meeting for
some eighteen years.
FOR SALE-A fcw good, long
Poland.China Pigs.
ORIick kREEK.
Charley koock went home We'd
nesday to see his pa and ma. who re-
side at Sedalia. lie will take In the
state fair while there.
Emmett Tays. of Kansas City. Is
here, joining his wife and baby, who
have been here some time on visit
with her parents. Elder Hartman
and wife.
A lawn tennis contest came OF ON
the High school grounds saturday
last. between the Maitland and Ore
gon teams, Oregon winning both
singles and doubles.
Miss Mary Price most charningly
entertained her &. |. E. class OF The
Evangelical Sunday school, saturday
evening OF last week. Games and re-
freshmen,s contributed to the cycn-
inp's pleasure.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-11

mencement of new epoch in our his
tory. We have first the pioneer mis-
sionaries pushing out into the great
unknown, threading their perilous
path through trackless forests, riding
the rivers and lakes, preaching the
gospel to the savages; then we have
them revealing to the world of that
time the great empire thus disclosed.
then the pioneer pushing into the en-
pire hitherto populated only by the
Indian and the wild beast--the van
guard of civilizations erecting their
homes, founding little hamlets and CO.
incident with their. occupation of this
land, the construction of the humble
places of worship then the building
up of the country, these humber
church edifices being replaced. by
buildings of more pretentious char
acter. Then the construction of build
ings such as this magnificent new
cathedral
We have right here in Saint Paul a
concrete instance such as I have re-
lated. First the humble log chapel
from which our beautiful city derives
it's name, constructed on the present
site of Bridge Square overlooking the
river. The brief span of three-fourths
of century will see the completion of
that noble temple of worship, the new
cathedral, and, as say, marks new
era in our city's growth and expansion.
| Too much credit cannot be given to
Archbishop Ireland, that grand old
man of Saint Paul, who is loved and
venerated and respected by all, regard
less of creed or nationality, and to
Bishop -Lawler, and others of the
clergy, and to Messrs. Foley, Smith,
Hill, McConville, McNair and the re.
mainder of the laity who have given
so generously of their means and their
time, that this great building may be
a reality.
So say to you tonight, that when
the future generations shall, in the
lagos to come, see that beautiful and
! imposing triumph of the art of the
larchitect, and the craftsmanship of the
builders, they will indeed bless those
generous and persevering people 81
/ this age who conceived. planned and