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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-08-30
oil market closed at Sl.30.

oil market closed at Sl.3O.
lis your subscription paid?
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
Binder TSine and Hsying Tools at
Mapes', Tionesta. 1t
Fruit Jars, Rubber Rings, Porcelain
Caps, Parafline Wax, &C., at Mapes' ,
Tionesta. 1t
The surveying crew on Johns run
got big black rattlesnake with eight
rsttles, Saturday,
The Forest County w. G. II. U. an
nual convention will be held at Endeavor
this year, Sept. 18th and l4th.
The Monarch Clothing Co., Oil City,
are showing a handsome line of New
Suits for early fall wear for men, women,
boys and children. 1t
Seth Norton of West Hickory landed a
1O.pound pike at the head of Siggins eddy
last Thursday, hooking the big fellow
with an ordinary bass fishing outfit.
We have on hand and more coming
best Agricultural Lime. Guaranteed
analysis so per cent. pure. Price $3.50
per ton. LANsoN Bros,
-WANTED.-Ra Cross Ties. We
buy all kinds and pay cash. The Berry
Co.. Oil City, Pa.
If L. A. DAVIS, Agt., Tionesta, Pa.
My, but isn't it hol2 One of our
Lawrence Hot Plates does away with
oyerheaiing the kitchen these hot days.
Ovens of all sizes and kinds. II. G.
Mspes, Tionesta. 1t
Ben McClelland, who works in the
woods above Nebraska. cut cash in his
left leg below the knee, with an axe, Fri
day. He came to town and DR.. Dunn
sewed up the wound.
Committee No. will hold market
in the dining room of Presbyterian
church Saturday evening, from 1880 to
900 o'clock, at which time ice cream and
cake will also be served.
An elegant line of Mems and Boys
Hats, Boys and Children's Clothing, and
full line of new fail wearables, is now
being shown at the Monarch Clothing
Co.. moderate priced store at Oil City.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta. Pa, post.
Office for week ending August 30, 1911
II. w. Bigger, Mr.. G. Elmer Bown.
j. W. JAMESON, p. M.
Send your name aud address and we
will mail to you our beautiful illustrated
Style Book of Women's Fall aod Winter
Apparel. The j. b. GoLDsTEIN Co.,
1t Titusville, Pa
Buy it now. Now is the time to buy
bottle of fChamberlain's Collie, Cholers
and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is almost
certain to be needed before the summer
is over. This remedy has no superior
For sale by all dealers.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-08-30

We have just received a new
$4,000
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-08-30
Base Ball Games.

Following is the schedule of games 10
be played by the Clarion Base Ball Club
at Clarion Athletic Field, Clarion, Pa,
for the remainder of the season:
Clarion VS.. Washington County Cole
gians, Sept. 4.
Clarion VS.. Washington County Collie.
gians, Sept. 8.
Clarion VS.. Curwensville Collegians,
Sept IL and II.
Clarion VS.. Pittsburg Collegians, Sep.
tember 10, 20, 81 aud %.
All games called at $3.50 sharp, except
the last three with the Pittsburg Collie.
gians, which because of the races at the
the Clarion County Fair in the afternoon,
will be played at 10 A. NJ.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-08-30
Dwelling House Burned NJ Nebraska.

A dwelling house at the railroad town,
above Nebraska, occupied by Roy Nc
Gamma and family, was destroyed by a
fire which broke out about $3.50 Saturday
morning. Practically all of the house
hold goods were burned with the house,
only few small pieces of furniture be-
ing saved. The family was absent from
the house and the origin of the fire is not
known. The loss is heavy one TO Mr..
McCanna, as he had no insurance The
house was owned by Mr.. Collins and
the loss will be small, as the house was a
small one.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-08-30
Farm for sale.

Sealed bids will be received until Octo-
ber lst, 1911, on the Shipe Farm, north of
Marienville. Farm contains lO6 acres,
more or less. Good house and barn, and
outbuilding.
Cash considerations. Send bids to
LEO A. SHIrE, Executor,
st Msrienville, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-08-30
Advantages Offered BY the Clarion
State Normal School.

Attractive Home Life, Excellent Moral
Tone, Good Board and Rooms, Heathful
Location, Easily Accessible, Fine Equip
ment, Strong Faculty, Expenses Low.
Fall Term opens September II. Write
for catalogue. j. GEORGE BEcHT,
1t Principal,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-08-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

hammers. Ad.
Levi Il Co. Ad.
Max Jacobs. Ad.
The Printz Co. Ad.
Boggs & Buhl. Ad.
Robinson q Son. Ad.
l.. A, Shipe. Farm Sale.
Clarion Normal. Reader.
Smart C Silberberg. Ad.
Bovards Pharmacy. Ad.
j. b. Goldstein Co. Local.
Monarch Clothing Co. Locals.
Forest Co. National Bank. Ad.
Lock Haven Normal. Two Locals.
Court Proclamation. Trial List. Con-
firmation Notice.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-08-30
Additional Jurors for Sept. Court.
PETIT JURORS.

fEllI JUhOhS.
Atkins, Lee, laborer, Kingsley.
Carlson, c. A., blacksmith, Howe.
Cassatt. A. g., laborer, Barnett.
Donley, C. c., filer, Kingsley.
Fitzgerald, r. H., laborer, Howe.
Hall, VIM, laborer, Hickory.
Norton, Seth, farmer, Hickory.
Smith, Walter, laborer, Tionesta Boro.
Uplinger John, farmer, Barnett.
Wolf, John, farmer, Tionesta Twp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
Engineers Founders Machinists

Special given irrigation Engineers and
Mining
all
Western manufactured
all Magnolia Metal Pipe Pipe Fit
Casing Well Brass Bronze end aluminium Castings
Water and Chicken Troughs; Sash
Material
Iron starways Builders Iron Work
Get Our Figures. Works and Office albuquerque NJ w.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
ARCT|C1 EXPLORERS
n MAY STARVE

New YotN sept starvation
stared In the face of TWO intrepid ex.
plogors OF the American Museum Of
Natural History. whitman Steiansson
ana IN Rudolph VI Anderson. who
are in he far north ana whose discoy.
'ty Of % new race OF people with the
features ol Europeans and the habits
of EsNuus was recently reported
Particulars are contained in letters
which have been received hy the az.
rector ul the museum after many days
he transportation over the frozen
wiida. These letters show that the
trip from The river Doasc 20 I.angtun
bay cnmc near being their last They
had relied ON finding abundant game
as they proceeded 10 survey the
course oi The Horton river. on q com
mission from he Canadian govern.
mcur
Five DAYS nations were an they
Thought necessary tu carry in addition
to 800 pounds oil caribou taliow aud iu
pounds ut luur. given them lbs two
English travellers. Colgille ANA Hai
icy 81 'out them uom Nov n until
ncc. g, 1880 tn make ihe Journey. aud
10. 'IcF found rn game, they Ncrc re-.
Wr,d io so.' STRATUS
They continued Nclt survey. follow.
ua 1 Nuiua tnUsc ui tine river
1nd Ua.u .H.I mp 1s They pro.
s,odpu
For Hv, d1g heir dpily r1t.1n was
,our ,ahloaJ oou'uls ul hoW and TWO
ounces of allpW each. which was
sCau cod With which 10 withstand
the riguts ul ilp cold aud carry on
their wort ihcir does suffered much.
tor an .hal the animals had was a
carbon sniu. ON which eight Of them
suhsis,rd zen Eve days.
The part, finally KILLED seven cart.
bon They stopped several davs To-
feed Themselves aud their dogs to
strength before rcsumlng their iour.
upy
Their exploration OF the Horton for
i00 niles proves 20 he OF great value,
tor IN recent years only the mouth OF
this stream. which Sir John Franklin
discovered on his second voyage. has
been known The explorers also found
% new alilucut OF the Horton which
was unknown
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
N 'GONIGIEL WILL
TAKE HAND IN
ROPiNC At
JUAREz
He Roped and Tied Ten Steers
Against Oklahoma Man
With Margin of Only Seven
Seconds TO Spare in Contest
HE is ONE OF THE
FINEST IN THE WORLD
Especial Correspondence 80 the nernldI

(Specint tUrrespOudcnre 80 tue Hrrnldl
carlsbad. y NJ Sept Clay Mo
GuurIl BE- boo the civ today. ana D."
told about the ruping contest that pa"
had uin q j.. Gentry u Mus."Grr,
Okyp. % short time oau % Was q
side match TOR $1,000 e.d". and IN"
match was supposed Co 1' even on
side, Tb, proposition vua, VINO
could rlp, and N" ten steers iu the
quickest time, The Gentry crowd
kept di.krriug until the, got Dlavs
p.upI, Goo agree t. 90, - steers 90
Grutrys 90. clay broke his top"
ana was over minute uriug this
steer and was 80 seconds behind
when Gruu, tied his ninth steer.
Gcutr then rupcd AMI u"d his tenth
steer bon 90 seconds DIa,s friends
then said CLAY. this eleventh steer
b. q fnst one. ia fact. D., s the last
est ono of 1il, aud W. nod the dcvl
p,uniug him. you have rpt tn make
u~ good us 3it! ~ YOU lose clay
rode ont IN INC field % perfect sport-
mon o. mHuhood and as cool as 10 he
hUd been rUpiug an old COW on the
tJnrh The steer WIS turned out ana
WId' 20 great run, but clay On his
hest ruuiuE horse made greater one
aud swish" went tho rope over Mr.
steers head iud he Wus down, and
CLAWS arms went MP iu lust ., srv-
uuds beating Gentry uud winning the
Sl.u uo goo Just seven seconds margin.
Too close, SAYS cray to make 70 man
want Go repeat 90 CEp McGpuigil
IuI Tom pgl.. both OF this county
ana undoubtedly th" greatest rupcrs
100 tho world Will attend th, Juar'1
rup.nE contests that viii Doe held the
last 90 D,tup'r or the first of Nuycm-
h'r and the, are likely O., bring away
FIRST and second money golfers had
an lleutrat"d account uf this match.
G"orgy p,ndlctun aud wife have
just returned from Enid, okla where
th.N have Nrru 10 lu0k ui farm
they traded their property here for.
They We're both pleased nitb the
PROPERTY hut VIII continue Go liy, IA
Carlsbad
/ VIII MGR ham, and Iigr Merchant
received two beautiful Stayor umo-
unhii,s from chicago TO-DAY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05

hlpoJ. hlnudE Tight between 90 rufl-
dus ana badger n,us pulled uu 900
the ,uh quarters Th. badger had
bo,u captured u'ur H'i'u mud showed
scrap from th, moment ~ was loos'd.
Fur about n huii buur Go, Two uni-
muls fought. but she dog had slight
ud.8utnr, 'rp mthr FIRST Gradually
th, badger began Goo tire. and tho nght
diU not end w'u tiu. badger hur
b,,n E.llrd hu tnr dog puuug the
wnlr-- u' iu, urht enthusiasm Tan
HIeh 900 times
service. vur. resumed 900 th, E.Iru
Methodist church uu SUNDAY, E,v
simmer ultur returned rum DBL Ur"
W,.'- vacations su,ui boo california.
Tu, sur.,,- uu sunday Hoto NpI ij-
tended
Er, IS d. Warren. r..tur uf 90.
Episcopal church I'd, Nluu,ru,. v1,
90 CALLER loo th, otis nu NoudaN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05

Cures babyH ,tpuu Wun,F dolly
cuts uud hrui-as, mammal throat
rrlndu.a Hm,nr. ThumHF
Eclectic OU tho rrsI HHas,h"Id
remedy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
PRESSNASSOC|AT|ON
OFsPECOS VALLEY
HAS MEETING
Prominent Editors of Eastern
New Mexico Attend Gather
ing of Scribes at Lakewood,
Near Carlsbad.
Especial Correspondence 10 the urraId

Carlsbad. y. NJ. Sept 1.-THE Press
Association ot the Pccos valley was
in session Friday and SATURDAY, the
lsl and End OF September Lakewood.
sixteen miles north ct here was the
place OF meeting Governor Mills
made q tine speech on Friday Among
those in attendance were Mca,Is.
Johnson of portults. Robinson eft RIOS.
wen. Nyc OF Roswell, Hcunott OF RIOS.
well Tulls ui Ar.osia. Mcbride Ol
DAYTON Talbot at AftpEia. Mullduc
and Reed ot Carlsbad, Armstrong at
Carlsbad. Woods oi Lakewood and
Che editor of ny PeCns Times of .ps.
cos. JDyls \ great HnOuni d' nusl
nos VAS transacted and the next
nicotine place was srt tu uv 900 Io..
tales The people ol Lakewood iu.
uishod great entertainment and
linrhor Woods made an the CUES b
feel uf home
John Ruark has inst returned from
q Surveying uip with 49, \ Nymcy'r
300 The Guadalupe mountains They
had strenuous trip and made some
corrections I'm former surveys for the
nilcd states government The old
survey ny Clark had a peak ct the
Guadalupe mountains as the highest
u"ah IN This part of the country The
new survey makes the Wind mountain
200 feet higher than the Guadalupe
peak You can see the Wind noun
tain both from NJ paso, Texas, and
AlamoPordo y W. he SAYS that Mr.
Rush. who used 90 live here has just
disposed of - sections OF land In
Grow Flat TcNas at bonus OF s. 40
per acre
The public schools open here TODAY
and the attendance js very large. all
the vacant houses have been filled an
aud still there b. no enough 90 sup
ply the demand
j i Farrell OF the Guyscr springs
ranch is here attending 10 land mat
tiers.
\ f. Signior OF Clovis, y NJ 90
| here closing mp somo business that he
| had lett over before he moved viii
! his family To CLOVIS. a., will probably
| run tUr treasurer ON the Republican
! ticket OF Curry county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
|NSURGENT GENERAL.
IS FOR TAFT
John d. Works Has Quit the
So-Called Progressives and
Will Not Desert Grand Old
Party for New Ideas.

los ANGELES. cal. Scp ! That
President Tau Niil bc ronominuicd D.
tine belief ui senator John - Works,
iumg'ut rom Califo nia That she
PRESIDENT viii Doe reelected Is not re-
slrdod CO.'S SO certain r. b, Senator
Works. but when Tar b. ronumiuntrd
senator Works win support nim IN
.ho campaign
have no desire 20 get nut OF the
Republican panty said senator Works
in nm interview with Republican
representative before starting Ton a
visit go san Diego.
90 Inslgsrnc, les 90 accomplish the
reforms b. advocates. IL must do so
through Inc Republican party There
are those who h,licve n will serve thc
purpose 10 defeat President Tau hy
the election OF q Democrat next wear
A. to his nomination. ! am Ger
tain hat 70 Be- lorto' daIncd would
prefer another Republican candidate
who comes nolIcr 10 my own views
40 should participate in the fight to,
CALIFORNIA; dciosaIion should urs,
e vote OF protest against The pres,
dent
Whom he Is rengmiaGtod oi coms,
/ shall support him because. rs
already said insurgency can accom-
plish more through Republican victory
,han through any other means
What Republican would Won preioi
to TAFT
Senator Ia Toilette has a large
following thluk an the insurgents
are Tor him except lWo on three \
this time / prefer him There Is nm
other element would like to see Col
Roosevelt nominated
| If you want a stylish horse Gn'
buggy. see w T. Trimble. ia Nortl
! Second 81 Phone No
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
UNHAPPY LOT or
NEW MEXICO SHEEPMEN
Ire Things That Are Liable 10 Occur
When Free Wool and Ta~ih Taxes
Worry the FLOCK Owners

some uisht Ia the yet dim but pos
sihly not far distant future the weary
shepherd may hnd his dreams udcly
shattered hy the noise ut dogs among
hls sheep To save bis almost nee
wool and free mutton be- will iump
out ul his bed iarin of 80 per cent?
aud his warm blunE,fs ego 10 a. per
.r,uip ANA without waiting fo light hlR
lamp CAS- 20 go per cent?, or tu look at
his watch tO 90 80 per cent?. he VIII
hustle into his undercluiho9 GO per
cent? pull ON h.s socks t1uC per dozen
pairs ana 10 per cent up 20 s. per duz
en- pairs ana 80 per cent, hnt farm
crs don't woar thar hndl throw on
his clothes CAS- pen cent?, PM on his
gum boots '3J per cent? grab his hat
ll5 per cent?. reach tor his gun aud
ammunition o. j-Nc puuudl. and start
oW ON his way iu the darkness hc
may elip on the OH cloth (i0 per
cent?, strike the stove (i5 ucr cent?
ana knock an his wi'os finwarc ti5
Der cent? on the shelf stumble over
his cement co per cent? steps or
run over into 4 wire fence lilc per
| lno pOuudsl, eat MS ioof ON the as
COS per cent? on upset % basket Gao
T to Go per conO, bat hr viii have q
Z hard time missing au article without
I1 mln un o. 30 ho strikes ans hing
Mud when ho gets ont to thp field he
m1 huI chat lHp rW. have Killed
mpd or otherwise damaged DTS
locsH iu fbc unc of 5p por cent ad
yuloem When he gets home hc wIll
probably Doe too mad lo sleep so ho
can pich up metropolitan paper and
iead ~ about joss of lhc gentle shcp
herd and how much profit shore is iu
"A few sheep Ell paso Tunes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
CITY INCORPORATION
FOR BELEN STILL
A LIVE TOPIC
Preliminary Canvass Has Been
Completed, Indicating SUI
ficient Population to Com
ply With Law on Question.
,srcclnl rarer.pnnaence 10 N. msraln

N~nffthi w wv
U.,n ~ NJ -,pt puu- tor
tl, att,mpt.d incorporation ui li,l'u
ar. progressing u..,N Thr pT,rWiu.
ai. canvass uI 90. town hls Nr,u
.,mprt.d. auJ b., b. l.rr.d chat The
romuuon Is wUiuuIy Nrg, e."
comply with tho u, 90 th, ,1ut.o
OF , i.V dr,s 3D. ,Itg,us meeting viii
Dol. eHr,d J' which tm. th, urtrer
.t,u. Co. o., tul,,u .tuI Dol. b,uruIuc1
uuun
Won't .p tts p.... ..,. UI.ut which
id. n.,,s. .r..,.I .r.r..U r. >.n.,.
a.. amman. al <..,.u KAN b.. rru.
.,....re ,.I..I, i,,., r,r., ,l mon
4. ...l...d u u. raut. uh..n uu
Dol. tH..f.s.nI. rr,.,.u Iu ever. r,.
...., s..m ID s .mriu.I % s
tnousht that tho pHm ,,u Doe. read.
Tor tn. uuuu.tu,. off .., Cos ur
Hr. ui T.srnr.
nm. rInrIrlI uu Geo which 200, ncv
.nd1..r,. vII h, uut H.U np to supply
|.. tu .th,. california frIt cars which
lrr brought through U,Iu .ar tho
,,.f.ru marriott. rl, .arl.ltt .f the
plauf .u l, 1000 tom. Yrr dar. most
uI which viii h, consumed Do. th,
egnfa F, railroad ..wr.r, U aGdJ.
iIou Co.. th, erection of t.o. .laut riup-
o. ;n. .rmuaut uI'i bu|d I.u house.
.u H, ttruutt nf tho WORKS. which
VIII n, occupied %, th. mYutau. aud
ru. mnist. .mplo,,I Pos tH, I,. .nm-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05

If you want a stylish horse and
buggy. see w. T. Trimhle. ia North
Second 81 Phona No
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
LAS CRUCES TO HAVE
ALSEM|-WE
| PAPER SOON e
Rio Grande Republican, With
New Equipment and Man
agement, Breaks Into Press
Business in Real Earnest.
Especial correspondence 60 the H.rsIdI

tspecial correspondence 90 the h~rsldl
I.a Cruces, y. NJ. oct LAS
Cruces is tu have twicc-a-w"ck
newspaper. This was made known
Monday morning by Mr. and Mrs
pnu \. Fost"r. owners OF tho iu"
Grandr Republican
FOR seventeen Years, A.l.n D. Pa
pen edited the no GIludc iirpuhli-
can. r." uap"r is now over 3n gears
uld Nh. md Mrs Foster have ~
stalled 90 iuuiypo. large press, folder
ud other equipment Special cdi-
lions urVa contests special articles.
etc. have vprk'd 'h, Republican up
upu tn. ness oWu,us n1Ne decided 60
mak. b. % t.iu. To- V,.N l1u"r
The chemistry department of th"
United states experiment station Ht
th. Nrr.lltuuu r''''t. .Np'"Int
q, mat. ."mH..i. survey of 'D
underground "H.rs fn the Ammo.
a"rd" basin. ln'." sam be- Interested
loo 'ne movement and wants lo A'' %
tho quantity and quality of water Doe
OBJ. basin is capable OF being used Tor
Hr.g'u"n Various tc.t h"l's "il Do.
pat down ANA .n ihis Wa\ D. iN h"p''
cine supply can b, determined.
Ruy. j. Robert Moose. pastor 'i inc
Methodist church, preached h.s i'i"-
won sermon SUNDAY night Rev.
Mous. Will lcav" ihis week ior Korea.
/ H', Thomas Mitchell preached 100 the
! Presbyterian church Sundny morning.
! 7h, congregation coou'raI"d with the
. Mexican convention SUNDAY wight
The frontier convention ~ ;h' SUM
/ dag school and young peoples "rg"nl-
lniiuns Of th' M'Ni''n 'hH'tn'0 W.
Arizona. New Mexico. West Texas and
/ northern Mexico, closed sun l"' WRh'
after e three days session.
con- sunday evening, M ana Mrs
Il. l.. Faulkner entertained Few
/ tti'nis az a dinner parry. Ai''f 'ln-
urr Mr. y y. Baker i"'k the party
/ for an automobile ride Ihos. pres
,ut wcrc' Mcsd'mce y. Day, VIM
cent May l. W ''o', y. i" f""'Nn'''
and Miss Ruth b'N. ana M'"sls' u l..
/ Faulkner NJ IT, H'k'' J' h"in'
! Mn
r. II Lindsey states that Poe mas q
heavy crop of trui TINS year vi
Lindsey has shipped large quantities
ot app. a., grapes pears. etc.
\ teachers meeting has been '"I'
ci for next saturday at = O'Clock POI
the central school building. NJ
teachers 1r, expected 90 Poe pr'-rn'
lWith their certificates ana sign cone
tracts for che coming year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05

Rolllngstouc Nomoss--Wots KEEP.
,omanaC. rattcrs2
Tattcrdon Torn-A kloptomanic.
Rclly, b. fchow wot- steals icr dc
love OF stealth. not because he wants
de- stun
ROllingstOnc Nomoss- Gee Den !
must he one sWlpcd a cake q soap
today Philadelphia Record
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05

"Ny husband is thc most careless
man ON earth
How nov
we wen, avn, FISHING und left the
caf "a supply oi canned meat tu suhslst
on -lfttsbWg Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-18
MAN WANTED FOR MURDER
ARRESTED IN THIS CITY
Sheriff OF Virginia County Had Of
fered $3.50 Reward for
Thomas NOEL.

Thomas NOEL, alias Warren NOEL coll
ored. who rs wanted in Shawsville, Mont
somery county, Va. to answer a charge
of having shot and killed Nellie Anderson,
also colored, the night of February 10.
was arrested in this city yesterday after
noon by Detectives Cornwell Baur and
Fortney. w. ID. Martin, sheriff of Mont
gomery county, offered a reward of SlrJ
for the capture of the alleged murderer.
The prisoner was found near 18th and \
streets, having gone to the house of an
acquaintance in that vicinity. He admit
ted his identity. and said he was willing
TO return without demanding a hearing.
Inspector Boardman notified the Virginia
authorities they would have to present a
requisition for the prisoner before he
would be surrendered.
NOEL says that Nellie Anderson. the
victim, resided at the house of his mother
The night Of the shooting, he stated
there was trouble in the house. and he
got his gun. Nellie Anderson he de-
clared, grabbed the gun and it was dis
charged accidentally.
II dropped the gun and ran from the
house, said the prisoner. Il did not
know she had been killed.
NOEL said he boarded a freight train
and rode as far as Alexandra, walking
here from that city. r. I. Roop, COM
monweaths attorney of Montgomery
county, Will prepare requisition papers for
the prisoner.