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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-09-22
Capacity Of Big Tabernacle Taxed by Most
Remarkable Display Of Vineyard Pro-
ducts Ever Shown in State
QUEEN TOKAY CROWNED IN SPLENDOR
Prof. Van oerbke Gave Instructive Talk to Growers Yesterday
Grape Palace was Jammed to the Doors Last Might
Awards Being Made This Forenoon---More
Fun Tap for Tonight

booth. The VanHolderbeke Nur.
sery Co., has on display row ot
their nursery stock. DR.. Hedger
of Kiona and Prof. 'Schleisher, o1
Lewiston have fine plate displays,
while plate and bunch exhibits o1
local growers are too numerous fol
Individual mention.
DR.. F. S. Hedger of Kiona, who
was to have given ain address to
the growers yesterday afternoon on
Growing Grapes Commercially,
was unfortunately summoned to
answer professional call. Prof.
A. Van Holderbeke of Spokane gave
the vineyardists many interesting
and valuable suggestions in his talk
on Planting and Care of Vine
yards, and Prof. Thornber's lee
ture this afternoon will undoubted-
ly prove of great value. It will be
followed by practical demonstra-
ton OF grape packing.
Promptly at 7:3O the coronation
parade formed at the Kennewick Ho-
tel and proceeded to the tabernacle.
In the lead was the band, lighted
by torch-bearers, and followed by
an automobile carrying Arch Bishop
Gardner and Prime Minister Sly.
Then came the royal float, guarded
by a dozen armed knights in full
regalia. The Queens ladies-in.
waiting, riding in carriages end
autos, brought up the rear of the
procession.
Reaching the tabernacle, the
royal party proceeded at once to
the throne where the crowning of
Princess Nina as Queen Tokay I
took place. The coronation cere-
mony was really a pretty and i'm
pressive affair and so well rehearsed
had it been that not hitch occurred
to mar it. They couldn't have
done better even in dear old Lun-
non.
When Queen Tokay arose and
took the throne, the Prime Minister
read her proclamation to her faith
full subjects there assembled and
this was followed by a chorus by
the ladies of the court, the Queens
sisters in the N. 1. L. E. Club. The
royal party then withdrew and the
big crowd present proceeded to
obey to the letter the proclamation
just read, which in effect COM
manded them to lay aside all cares
and let the carnival spirit reign
supreme.
A long and enjoyable concert by
the band wound up the nights fun.
This morning the Judging Of the ex-
hibits is taking place and the prize
winners will be published in our
next issue. The program for this
afternoon and evening is as follows:
FRIDAY P. NJ.
Zoo p. m.-Questions of Vital
Interest to Grape Growers of the
Northwest, Prof. w. S. Thornber.
Cornet Solo, Prof. C. O. Kimball /.
3:3O-Demonstration of proper
method of packing grapes for mar
kets. Music.
4:3O-Questions and answers by
grape growers and experts.
FRIDAY EVENING
7:5O-Grand street pageant
headed by Queen Tokay I, through
principal business streets.
Second ascension and proclama-
ton Of her Majesty Queen Tokay l.
S:30-Public Awarding of Hill
Cup for best display by individual
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-09-22
.ION0RS co TO
MISS H0ADLEY
Iaelv Voting Marks Close Of
- Contest for Queen of
Carnival

Miss Nina V. Hoadley. treasurer
). the Chas. H. Collins Co., was
hund to be elected Queen of Ken
,svick's First Annual Grape Car
,ival by a margin of 174O votes
aver her nearest competitor, Miss
1osephine Nc Cleverty, when the
hllots were counted Wednesday
evening.
About all of the real voting was
done Wednesday, two thirds of the
entire vote being cast on the after
noon Of that day. At 400 O'Clock
IN Wednesday the ballot boxes
,ere collected and the voting from
| that hour on was done at the poll
| ipe place on the veranda of Hotel
Eoontz, where the ballots flowed in
thick and fast until the close of the
ulls at 600 o'clock.
The last half hour of the contest,
| tcourse, furnished the excitement.
$3.50 the last announcement was
made Of the standing of the contes-
snts before the final count. At
ibis time Miss Nc Cleverty was
lading Miss Hoadley by a scant
margin on 20 votes, each having
about 1000. The last half hour
NV about II, 900 votes cast for the
leaders,, Miss Hoadley being loyalty
supported by Mr.. Collins, The
Ryan-Newton Co., of Spokane, and
By friends in Pasco; while Miss
Nc Cleverty's votes came largely
fDm Nathan Thayer and other
trends on the Highlands, and from
the force at the First National Bank
where she is employed as stenog-
npher.
The utmost goodfeeling prevailed
throughout the contest and none
we're quicker to congratulate Miss
Hoadley upon her success than Mss
McCleverty and her hackers. There
we're 30, $50 votes cast in all, and
not counting the ballots which went
With the nominations, the contest
brought in something like S2S5 to
help defray the expenses of con-
ducting the Carnival.
Following is the standing of the
aaders at the finish.
Miss Hoadley. -. 1920
McCleverty. $3.50
Bamburg. .22OO
Leverich. 1850
Cooper. 1920
00'Aoi -. .OZU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
TAFT MINGLES
WITH 0HI0ANS
President Votes a. Cincinnati. Tren
Spends Busy Day m oid
Home

ClNClNNATI NOV pre.Id.ut
Tafts second day ln Cincinnati Ted
him io fhe polls Ike thousands Of
his fellow citizens. made him the
guest az luncheon OF the local Manu-
faciurers club. where be- said he er
pected fo come back fo Cincinnati
some day 90 practice Law. aud gave
him an opportunity to speak on peace
and arbitration fo the American So
ciety for the Judicial settlement Of
International Disputes Tonight the
President vas The guest and prIn,i
pal speaker af the banquet OF the
Commercial club ~ the conclusion
Of this speech .Mr Taft retired on
board his private car. and early fo-
morrow morning will leave thls city
for Frankfort and Louisville. ~
During he day the Pres. dent met
scores of Ohioans Governor Har.
mon. DO came do0n from Columbus
fo vote. mef the President and Eat
eith him at tho Manufacturer
club luncheon. and later on the plat.
'0rm Iu Music hall Former United
states Senator o. % Foraker. Mayor
Louis srhWao. four United states
judges and many other seI know n
Jfioans also had chats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

PLkiNG. Nov. 7-GenelaI NJ. a
brilliant young military officer Nho
VAS recently appointed governor OF
shan - province. WAS assassinatsd ~
] q clock this morning lie Was asleep
iu his tent at the military eucamp-
ment al Shikia- huAng. when thirty
Manchu soldiers rushed 90 past the
guard and murdered him
When officers of the generals stan
arrested the ManChus the latter stated
Thar Nu had gone over 10 the rrVolu-
touAries aud Mas secretly bctraying
The Mauchu-
General Wa was educated iu Japan
and had risen rapidly sine. his return
20 China He Was liberal ia h.s view :
and VAS always credited with sym-
pathy with reform movements. al.
though he WAS Lot IN extremist
Reports that this citN has fallen
into She hands OF the reNuiutionists
are without foundation There Aas
b,cn NO nghtiug whatsoever here, and
there Us no evidence that the emperor
Ok the regent have fed Prince Ching
continues 10 acf a. premier. pending
The arrival % Yuan Shi Kai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
FIVE JURORS
LEFT In BOX
Challenges Remove Sever Taiesren
From MeNarars Jury for
Ecason

Los ANGELES. No, The Jury
box l0 the McNamara murder trial
vas filed today with faIrtmen and
accepted a. to cause. and ptrempforv
challenges were exercised hy both
sides. Tonight but Eve OF fhe twelve
men remained and the defense had
reserved the rEh' fo challenge some
~ these fomorr0v r desired
should if not so challenge. 10 cannot
excuse these men later on
The defense LOST cfery appra.r
able point for which 81. cortaudcd ta.
day
The Eve men Ier u f1. box -1.
ni ght were Koberf Balm. carpenter
uho organized ile first labor union fr
Los Angeles. p o. Green ORANGE
grower. who said he bad read mags
zine articles about . case without
preiuticiuE bis m.ud. Byron Lisk. a
retired mill Owner. uho sasd he ha4
no opinion al to The cause Of the los
Angeles Times explosion sam Men
denhah orange grower. Who vas
without an opinion. William Clars
Who said he took sides neither way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
SEMI-CENTENNIAL NOT
TO BE ONE.DAY AFFAIR
ny JOHN Z. DAY.
secretary West Virginia ssn-csnt.n-
Eiai Communication

Hr extent aud scope OF the r.f..
b7aiion OF the semi Centennial az
West Virginia is largely misunder
stood by the people of Vbe.i,n,-
many oi them being under the iu
preston that t will be- only a one
day affair That Us true 80 far -
The Official celebration D. concerned
under the direction OF the Semi Cen
tennial Commission. but the CITY oi
wheeling Viii have program ~.
tending over many daNs prior 10 or
succeeding the date ~ June 20. 1871.
which commemorate the admission
OF West Virginia into th. l.nion. IN
other words. The Semi-C Centennial
Commission plans OF celebration
has only 10 10 with June 20. while the
city Of Whceling's program will be
relative but no doubt equally a. IN.
icresting Furthermore. the Semi
centennial Commissions program
viii be state wide inspired los native
patriotism and state pride aud on.
urely ~ Keeping with the importance
or tho occasion Thar program u
now IN the making. and a. II pro
crosses the public will be fully in
formed of ifs siguihcanrc
ln the meantime the people OF
Wheeling may rest assured that they
viii have ample opportunity for eA.
panding their celebration when 90 IL
known mat it is in such competent
hands as the Wheeling Board OF
Trade. and ITS accomplished and live.
wire secretary. Mr. X y Nayior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS

BOSTON. Nov. 7.-Reurns from
s67 out OF 1000 voting districts. IN.
Guiding Boston. give. Foss. Demo
crat. ioi.3SS. rockingham. Repub.
lican. g7.07e
The same ratio. = maintained
throughout the state. would make
Foss plurality about 5000
BOSTON. Nov. Returns from
about one.fourth of tho small towns
twO-thirds Of Boston and none OF the
other cities in the state. indicated
that the contest for governor between
Governor Eugene y Foss Dcmoc'at
and Lteutcnant-O'overnor Louis \
rockingham. Republican. was un.
usually close. and that M. result
would be In doubt until a greater part
Of the state had reported
BOSTON. nov s.-Govern0r Foss
carried Hostou by plurality of 81
3d.
Mayor Fitzgerald estimated at IS
O'Clock that Foss had carried the
state by from 5000 20 5000
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ana made nest o. d. The nest vax
discovered and The mouse captured.
BENG named John ID HOekeseIisrs
b. the clerks
LONDON - Premier Asqulth an.
nounced in The house OF Commons
this Afternoon that Tho government
intended 20 infr0duco 4 manhood suf.
TRACE BIZ a. the next session Of parii-
ameuf
PHILADELPHIA - Dr Alfred q
Lam bdin. editor Of the Public Ledeer
Tor the Dast tEelve years. and prev.
ously managing editor o. the Phfla-
deiphia Times. 6ed today. aeed IS
wears.
CHICAGO Pohce ralded . pro-
Eressive euchre parry here and forty
women we're taken 20 police head
quarters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
MASSACRE
"ar''Ne Tribes IN Portuguese Pos.
sessions IN Africa Slaughter Eu.
ropeans After Awful
Torturine.

LISBON. Nov. 1.-Seriou- news ,.
received daily from Augcia. the por
tuguese possession in Western Ar.
ca \ revolt among the natives Is
spreading rapidly and the blacks ara
bu"ling and pillaging everything boz
their path
tn the region of the Caeszers and
'as-ai wariike tribes attacked tha
sei'IrU and -acred number
or Europeans after subjecuug them
to terrible torture-
In" number aud nationality of the
victims Is nor known. There b. great
~-''r among the settlers. who are
abandoning their properties and. ac
'oWlan."d by their women and chill
dren. are finding refuge IN the towns.
where. entrenchng themselves. they
await the attack of the savages
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

sTOCEHOLM-it Is announced
that The Nobei prze Tor chemistry
has been awarded fo Nine Mare
skiodouska cure. chief professor o.
sciences in The University OF Paris
She vas the c0-disc0verer plth her
husband Professor Pierre CurIe. Of
radlum
LOUISVILLE. ky -He1r Kneisef
committed suicide by shooting him
sef in a Nineteenth ward preceincf
and the election uas held % until
another precinct could be- secured.
MEMPHIS Tenn The steamer
LiFntwood hlt suag .n the Arkansaz
rver and sunk. Edward smith and
william Thompson drowned
CHICAGO mouse in Congress
hotel carried OF 80 10 paper money
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Morgan County Sheriff
Is Short OOer S22.Z5S

Hawvermaie owes Morran county f2f.
s"'.u- and Tho state of West Vlreipfs
sL45ssl. or o. erand total 10 h~fb
county and state of fge1 1sSel Whao
considerirc fhe size of the county arf
the amount Of money handled fhis
is The iareest amount SET found The
aud vas made by Chief Accountant
Everrrtt a. Dover. ass .sfed ia fha
field work by Gco W Raaire W W
Lcmlcy and R o. stewart a..
couutants
AecoOnts Incomplete
AZ stated the audit does NOT 4-v.-
all the accounts. some of thrrn tho
accountants could not az This time
make. and aiu not be able 20 make
until DC is possible to learn the
amount Of the miscellaneous receipts
aud expenditures of which no record
tcontiHusd On Tond Psgsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
SUICIDE PACT
Marietta. O. hsn and VIE Suicide
Win Cyanide Of Potassium IN
Separate Cleveland Hoteis

LENELAND NOV As the re-
su7T 81 o7-snaf = believed vas a suicide
pact The body of Co. T. Wezferman.
-. a machin.st. vas found in a motel
room here today soon after he had
learned that bis wifr. 20. had com.
mltted suicide in "a room at another
motel Roth died from cFanido OF
potassium poIsouine The Ncsfer.
mans are Thought .o have lived In
Marietta. ID
Prom bic hotel Weuerman ,e,e
phoned biz vlfes hotel several fpes
during Tho dar. asking whether t.s
Hifc VAS Boo in reply to his last cali.
Do VAS told chat bis wife had baen
found dead A little later Nes,er
man body was discovered
Mrs. Wesferman 'eff letter cay
'uz .haf her husband vas Ir frs,r.sf
difficulties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
TAMMANY HALL
Is JARRED UP
msiorities m New York City Are
Reduced-Republican Make
Big Gains

NEW YORK. nov Tammany
halls hold on New York city vas
shaken to-day in ~ battle of tho bal.
lots in which local offices were mainly
AZ stake Tho Democrats successfully
defended their ancient strong holds of
Manhattan and fhe Bronx. huf By
greatly reduced piuruuucs Queens
county also stood by the Democrats
but the Republican fusion candidates
made nearly clean sv ecr of Brook.
lyn and probably divided houor4 in
the little borough ~ Richmond
\ year aEo. Manhattan and the
Bronr boroughs gave Governor Dfx a
tcoatinusd on Tenth PaTs,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

-ir- itl hi-fI-- o. fr. luff .rsH.fr
EAST LIVERPOOL. %. Nov g.
Percy Tetlow. progressive. Of Wash
ngtOnville. the labor candidate 10
Columbiana county for delegate 90 tho
constitutional convenf ion. at n
o'clock tonight appeared 10 have won
out over u. ". Crisf. ex-state repre-.
sentative from this district. Whole
returns from the country precincts
have not been heard from. but 90 is
about certain that Tctiov will finally
pull through. Tefiow is puf down as
liberal and favoring initiative. refer.
endum and recall
Dr J r. Marshall Republican. has
won in this city for mayor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Audit ~ Accounts % Jossph
ra~NerHsle Show Bia Sun
Due State ara County.

SPECIAL pispatch 90 t.e rrtei r-r.-r
BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. Va. Nov
THE audit % the accounts of OK
sheriff Joseph Y Hawvermale. OF Nor.
gan county. who resigned some time
ngo follOWing the refusal of his
surety to longer continue a. his bonds
man. and after the county court Of
that county had demanded n settle
ment with the county has been fied
here The audit covers the period BE-
tween January I. 1909. and August
1911. and r. confined 90 she sherin-s
settlements made In 1910 and 1911 FOR
the taxes of 1909 and 1910. and also
payments made TO the sheriff from
the Morgan county treasury
The audit shows that ex-Sherir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
FALLS TO DEATH
hfs. Sarah HsVemeyer Topples From
window IN New YORK Down Nine
Floors 20 street

NV YORK. Nov. Mrs sarah
ordeiia Havemeyer. ~ years old. a
daughter r-iniaN ~ the late William
p. iiaFemeyer. thrice mayor % Ne~
York city. gas Instantly killed lafs
today when she fell 70 the pavement
from "a window ~ her apartment on
The ninth fO0r 81 ne NeW Century
apartment house on Vest End
avenue. Mrs fiavemyer who vas
ihe Hife oi James Havemeyer. a re-
tired SUGAR manufacture and broker.
had b'en sn invalid for more than
tNentF years. suffering from
ueurasfhenis During the absencs
from the room Of the trained nurse.
Nho constantly attended her. she
mad" her uay 10 the vInd0V and fell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
OHIO TOWN
ELECTIONS
SHOW REPUBLICAN VICTORIES
~ MANY PLACES
Socialist Vote Shows GSin-Coiumbus
Cleveland and Cincinnati Elect
Democrat Mayors

Results ia ohio IN Tuesday seiec.
ton show many Republican victories
The Socialist vote in the municipal
elections indicated substantial m.
creased. while in eight instances
Socialist mayors Mere elected. Colum.
bus. Cincinnati and Cleveland elected
Democratic mayors. Newton ID Baker
elected IN Cleveland being native oi
Martinsburg. ". Va The result In
many towns follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
WelisviIIs Democratic.

Spccia ~ b4zpatch O. the intelligence
WEl-LSViLLE. o.. Nov In
spirited election here today the Dem
ocrats succeeded in electing on a
close majority ". n Moore as mayor
The wet and dry issue figured In the
campaign. D .. Steiner was the Re
publican candidate
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tiennaey Wins A. | soon

Suc- AT lrrlAfrI O. ttc lnfellircuccr
LISBON. o. Nov. II r. Hen.
macy. Democrat. vas elected mayor
of Lisbon today after red hot fight
John a. Hinchslife. tine present
mayor. Sa- defeated Tor Lis second
term iiinchcliffc was supported by
the church and reform faction o.
was charged that EaSt Liverpool
brcweries supported iienuacy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
NEGRO LYNCHED
JOOOt MOSElN eULLET-RID-
DIED BY MISSOURI MOB.
'aNen From Custody Of Deputy
Sheriff Near loekhart and
Put 20 Death.

MERIDIAN. Miss. Nov . Judge
Mo-"~iN. a negro. was taken from
Depuiy-Sherir Brown near Lockhart
this morning by mob of about loo
persons and lynched The negro.s
body was buSrtriddlrd. Nosel, as.
saulted j. u. Coyinetou. white. with
stick al Lockhart yesterday.
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Last year the same districts gave
Foss. ID. 2Oi.32i. Draper. r.. l67. .i97
The margin OF victory today was
the narrowest In years. and for hours
after the close Of the polls the result
hung in the balance
The makeup OF the ainder oi
the state ticket was still IA doubt al
midnight
Legislative returns indicated that
the Republicans had lost one seat in
the state senate. hut had gained ten
places in the House
The Republican candidate for lieu.
teuant governor was elected BY ZOO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

Wen N eseiret N Her fO4th Year
TEMpLETON Mass. Nov Tue
..ousand relatives are mourning for
VT. Caroline Hudson. who died here
in her one hundred and fourth year
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DEAD IN WOODS
8ooy % ono sehooi Teacher KILLED
chn'5ing Fence Win Gun.
Fc.nd

-re % t. fIa rntaI. rs. .r
MARIETTA. O. Nor. Wien he
faiied -o return from a hunting frIp
lasf night. "a search was Instituted
for Fred O.. Warren. aged nineteen.
OF German n-0en. "a teacher Of Rising
Sun school fhis county Late isef
night biz body Uas found in the woods
With a bullet hole through his ,ampia
Coroner Parr rendered a verdict Of
accider .al shooting. fhe gun dIscharF
ng as Dol climbed fence
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of Shan ST
Slain BY ManChus
General NJ Stain ss. -e Slumse-ee
- -is Tent ey Ns O,~n
SOLDIER,
ACCUSED OF SECRETLY
eETRANlNG THE nAkcnus
pes'n Suii Held D Imperial Part, -
Royai Family rave Not Vet
Taken ~ }ht

SHANGHAI. Nov. 7.-Or. w
ItnS-faHs. At one tune Chinese
minister 20 the United States. IN
statement made 90 the Assoc.
s'eo Press today. announces that
ne mas Ioin.d the movement 20
establish 'spUbiiean govern
nent IN China.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Gov. FOSS Carries
Massachusetts
Hsrsin % vietory for Democrats the
Ssrro~ett IN Nesrs-Resuit
Hung IN Bslanee.
REMAINDER OF STATE
TICKET Isl DOUBT
Republicans Lose One state Senator
ard Cain Ten Seats IN
tre House

BOSTON. Nov The Democrats
~on the. state election today ami
kept Msssachus~tts m the party col
umn by continuing Governor Eugene
y. Foss ia Office for second term.
Tn, complete returns gave Foss. d.
ZlH.GZ- rockingham. X eO- SIS.
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Lse;onis Republican.

special i"-laFDh fu the futelil4rr.sf
iEEIONiA. O.. Nov. 7.-LcetOnia
today elected B \. BalleniinH. Rcpub-
llcan. as mayor The fight Was close
and full returns are not available 20.
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
TURKS GUNB0AT
SENT TO BOTTOM
italian Fleet eomeards Aksbsh Forts
and fieet-FulI Extent OF
Loss Not Known.

tONS1 1ANTINOtIE. Nov. An
Italian cruiser bombarded the town
Of Akabah ARABIA on Sunday, sink.
ing the Turkish guuboat 1talldt. which
"aS lying In port. The second offieer
OF the runbOat Was killed. hut the
ptho, Ou board escaped. Subsequent.
" the cruiser shelled the billy por.
lion Of the town. The extent OF the
damage is not stated
CONSTANTfNOPLE. Nov The
war Csfice to-day does not claim that
Turkish troops have re-occupied
Derna. TripOl. An official Telegram
from that quarter. however. reports
that the Turks NOn big victory. 500
ltsiians being killed and Is guns ana
large quantities OF ammunition and
provisions being captured The porte
has despatched protest 20 the
powers against italys claim that she
has annexed Tripoll and Cyrenaica.
settling forth Turkeys determination
TO resist
WASHINGTON. nov The scout
cruiser Chester. which was sent from
Malta 10 Tripou b. tue state depart.
neLt FOR the stoWed purpose Of as
rertaiuiug the extent Of the cholera
Oufbreah has completed her mission
and is on her pay 20 Marsellles.
American Consul Wood a. TriDon.
said he stood ln no need Of help and
rather than leOpar1ize the health OF
fhe Ships company. Commander
DecEer sailed for Marseiliea which 1s
reported free from cholera lie will
await orders there
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UsorieIs. Gets Llfe s.o,.,,.

bOkT WAYNE. Ind. 80. 5-Janes
Nolan pleaded guiity 20 the murder
of bis ells. who. a. Uasheruonan.
had paid for their home and house
next door. Nolan Was sentenced 20
prison for life.
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THE WEATHrR
NAGHIHCTOM

Nov. T.-Forscaats
western Psrnsyi-
vania OHIO ana west
VrEinia-Fafr On
wednesday Thurs-
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