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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
DRIVE FOREIGNERS
OUT OF COAL FIELDS
Murder of American Near Blue
field May Lead to Attacks =.
Upon Foreigners.

BLUEFTELD, w. VA, Special.-A
race war between American and for
eign miners in the coal fields about
lilueheld is threatened as "a result OF
the assassination OF William Hobbs
today-the tenth murder to occur
here within five days. Hobbs. an
American miner. was shot TO death
on the threshold Of his home from
ambush as he was leaving to go to
work.
Two posses, one headed by the
sherin and the other by fellow work
men of Hobbs. started in pursuit of
the murderer or .nurderers
The miners are heavily armed and
nave sworn to Kill the murderer if he
Is captured.
All foreigners have been served
with notice that they will be shot
uoWn without mercy If they resort to
violence.
Vigilance committees are being
sworn III throughout the country and
Nerltable reign of terror exists
Ihreats to lynch three murderers
now confined in the Jail here led to
me detail Of a special guard of depu-
tles' armed with Winchesters, to pro
tect them today.
Is feared that If the murderer Of
HOODS Is slain violence that may claim
many victims will follow
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
CUPID GEES YOUNG
CUDAHY, ONCE KIDNAPPED,

e. EDWARD Cudahy, the once kid
mapped son or e. 4. Codahy. wealthy
packer" OF Omaha and Chicago viii
marry Miss LeOnore Brewer Ssoc;a.,-
grI OF Hillsborough, San Frrancisco: .
fashionable suhurb.0
marriage license. issued at Red
lands, the winter home of the Cnd
ahys. recalled the announcenrant u
me engagement July %, 1909. and
now IL was followed by a deniai
Which later was denied.
month after the engagement vvas,
S1Iio uhced and after society circles
nad oeen looking forward to attan6
ing brilliant autumn weS6ire ~
announcement was made thar tha
nitely. iiueh-
IL was said that young Mr.. Cudabv
h hau round himself afflicted with tu
DeEcuIosls and had decided that tbe
only manly course for him was 70 -
ilSe 40 marry. Rumors of a broken
tISdSement Followed. but by NovaDo
Der they were dispelled by the an
noupcement of Miss Brewer. that the
TT,ISdSement never had been broken
FRIENDS of the young millionaire as
serted that he had consulted tha
world best experts on tubercuIosis
ana that they had told him ne Wa
lree from the malady.
Miss Brewer is a daughter of Colo
- ~ WI, a san Francisco million
Slre. Ihe Brewers have homes in San
: rahclsco> and San Mateo. The bride
lobe is said to be q most charmin.
Young woman, prominent in social az
Ialrs and an earnest worker along
ch'trity lines. She is related to the
hrst families of California. AMONG
Gthers she is a relative of the van
n esses.
Houng Cudahy is a millionaire In
ms own right and is prominent in eX
elusive society and club circles. He
was Kidnapped by Pat Grove and a
ransom of $4,000 was paid for his
return.-San Francisco Examiner.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
Revolutionary Leaders Executed.

-N'-'N3 ANNy+NNii oDtNIdI.-UWlNIdI DIS
patches received here today from Can
.pH state mat everything Is quiet in
that city and that Admiral ii the
chinese commander. has the situat ton
Wen IN hand. Several Of the revoIu-
tionafN leaders have been executed by
the Admiral and il is believed that no
further outbreak will occur in the near
future. ~
Nevertheless the authorities az Can
Ton are taking no chances Suspectinu,
that recruits for the new army are
having the bolts of their rides 70
moved. rendering their arms useless
Rdinlral Ii who led in the defense OF
me CITY, was assisted by General Ho
ian ChonS, who was wounded
More than fifty of the rebels have
been arrested. Az
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

Salesw omans recommendation OF the
preparation rendered the defenda n Is
that IL was harmless.
Justice Finelite cited decisions by
the Appellate Division and the Court
OF Appeals on the subject and sus-
tanned the contention of the defend
Gustavus y. Rogers said the suit was
a test case and decided once for all
mat department stores could not be
held liable for any evil results from
the use OF proprietary medicines or
preparations sold by them.
Mrs. sherwood has another suit
against the la Nina Chemical Com
pauN a 8 manufacturers OF la Mira
which is set for trial on Nav LIST.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

good deal OF courage is several
parts fear Of being called a coward.
Even going fishing would lose its
fascination for a man if II was on
salary. ~
The only thing needed to make any
sum of money look big to us is for h
10 be somebody else's.
GIVE girl the moonlight, a path
tnToush the trees. and a man. and she
VIII lead him home engaged.
man has an exceptionally sweet
uISPoSltlon when he doesn't blame his
VIZ VIZ because ne forgot to take his
latchkey when he went off In the
morning and she didn't know he wa
10 stay out till nearly breakfast.-
From the New York Press.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
ATTEMPTED TO FOLLOW HIS
WIFE DOWN AIRSHAE~T
NEW YORK, special-Ip an at

NEW YORK, Special,-In an at
tempt To leap 10 the roof of an ad-
joining building when flames threat
ehed her home at 1854 Third Avenue
today, Mrs. Elizabeth Dugan missed
her footing when she jumped from q
window of her apartments on the
thlrd floor. struck a telephone wire
anu IelI sixty feet down an airshart
She was picked up unconscious and
was taken to the Presbyterian Hos
pital in dying condition.
Ter husband. who witnessed her
IAN. tried to leap down the shaft af-
Ter ms wife. lie was restrained with
uiil EQUITY and was taken to the hos
pItal in hysterical condition.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

ficer. They treated the mans
wounds, some Of which were found
10 be serious. and could not say def
nitcly whether he would recover. rs
his fever registered some or de-
SrecS above normal
one of the detectives who fired on
n negro under the Southern depot
last Monday night was armed with a
repeating shotgun loaded with No
= shot. The wounds on Morris an
pear TO have been made by small
shot.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
WARSHIPS LEAVES
JAPAN FOR CHINA
Also Reported That Conditions
Are More Quiet, But Authori-
ties Are Neglecting No Pre-
cautions-Mutlny of Sol
dlers Spreading to Barracks.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Special
The Sunboat Wilmington, OF the Asia
ne heet now at Nagasak. Japan. is
hastenlnS TO Canton, China. and is cN-
pccted there tomorrow. according to
adNicCs received today ly the state
Department from the United States
consul ut Canton.
The consul reported that Canton is
now comparatively quiet. and the lives
ana property Of foreigners is in no
present danger.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
WRIGHT WINS PARTIAL
VICTORY FOR PATENTS

PARIS, Special. Three aerial experts
the hrst ever appointed by a court in
nIlSation, have been named by the
civil tribunal in the patent suit of the
WrlGht Brothers to investigate the
clalm OF the American aeroplane build
ers that they control the basic patents
on aeroplanes
AT the same time the court overruled
the .contentlon that the Wright patents
exploited.
This is a victory for the Wrights. "a.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
The Difficulty.

The First Worker-Manner born be
bowed DtOo mean ter say if me an
you come into a bit o. splosh we
couldn't keep our ends up with these
ere docks and people?
His Doubling Friend-Oh, we should
be orlright; but our missuses d give
the game away. yer know.-The
Sketch.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
Commander reported ILimcd.

StiANhHAI, SpeCiaI.-Ihe Taoto
OF Canton. is reported to have been
asSassiHatcd 10y rebels. The gates Of
me city OF Canton have been closed
Mutny among the soldiers in tbe
barracks is spreading. according to
late adVices today.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
REVOLUTIONARY LEADER
BARRED FROM SALVADOR
WAsHTNcTON N n ono

., WARRINGTON. d. c.. special.-The
State department was advised today
that DR.. Rudolfo Espinoza, who left
Mexico City sometime ago with the
aVowed intention of starting a revo-
luton In Nicaragua, has arrived at
salvador City. Salvador. and been re-
FUSED admission to that republic.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
The Onnnrtnnitu

The judge shall have the next
person who interrupts put out into
the street Immediately.
The prisoner Oeading a somewhat
forlorn hope)-Hipi Pip! Hooray,-
The Sketch.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

a recent article on the plague.
ssor Sombon. or the London
~ Trop'eel Diseases. makes the
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

<se J. Gould, marries Miss Anna
PzOouglass Graham, only daughter of
Mrs. Hubert Vos- The ceremony will
lbe performed by Rev. T.. M. Stires,
rector of the. church. and will be fol-
lowed by reception at the studio Of
Hubert Vos. stepfather of the bride.
The invitations 20 both ceremony and
reception have been restricted because
or the recent death in Honolulu of
Vine. Montserrat, a sister of Mrs. Vos
The bride Will be given away by
ter stepfather. and will be attended
" Mrs. Snowden a. Fahnestock. Miss
NarJorie Whitlock and Miss Anita
Dyke. Kingdom Gould will be his
sther's best man.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
p p'' % GRAHAM
WILL anNa,,oz
a. X MnKK!EIsF
-

DIRK, Special.-A beauti-
iage VIII be solemnized to-
n. ThnnaS' Chnrch Nrhn On Iar.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-05-12

STANTON WARBURTON, representative in congress
from the second district of Washington, has lined up
with the Democrats the tariff so comes the report
Stan Warburton always was Democratic than
Republican and having been elected 10 congress
on an insurgent platform it is perfectly natural for
him to drift into, the Democratic camp. What he
constituents is to go bag and baggage into the Demo-
of the United States.
WILL E. HUMPHREY, representative in Congress
from the first congressional district of Washington,
not pleased with the work of the people of Cordova
Alaska in throwing board foreign coal in the port
Being representative of the shipping trust and carry
ing annual passes all the steam ship lines in the
country anything that will hurt the interest of the
steamship companies Mr.. Humphrey is naturally a.
gainst 1t was unfortunate for the state that this
trust representative was reelected but the voters
laying dead for him next year and it looks if they
will get him.
HUGH c. TODD, the little Democratic snipe from
Whitman county, who was twice elected member OF
the house of representatives of Legislature of Wash
ing ton is planning to move to King county and soon
after his arrival put ZIP the money for big Democratic
spread where he shoot off his bazoo to his hearts
content with no to disturb, when he will formally
announce his cand cy for the Democratic nomination
for governor All this is cheap advertising rot on the
part of Todd for the law business he hopes to from
it. He knows he has no show of being nominated
or elected governor of the state than has African
Hottento5 Even if he should get the Democratic nom
nation he would not vote for himself he is too much
under the influence of Gov Hay.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-05-12

GEN. GEORGE w. TIBBETTs, superintendent of the
soldiers home at Orting, Washington. Gen. Tihbetts
was named to the place he fills and so ably assist
ed by his wife, by Gov. A. E. Meade and has retained
the place under Gov Hay and all because he is idozed
by the old vets at Orting For many years Gen. Tib-
belts was one of the most prominent men of King
county and twice elected member of the house
of rep1 esentatives of the legislature and also
member of the constitutional convention Despite the
fact that he now nearing his sixty sixth mile stone
and spent four years in the Great Civil war; he is still
in good health and as active ten years his
junior His home was in Issaquah where he was for
many years an active business man. The accompany
ing cut shows Gen. and Mrs Tibbetts and their official
residence at the Soldiers Home.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-05-12
THE SEATTLE REPUBLICAN

persons that will be violently opposed to Ruth who
would vote for Taylor compromise between Hay and
Ruth and there isno doubt in my mind that Johnson
would divide the vote in eastern Washington and the
anti saloon vote all over the state with Gov Hay but
as said before the odds this writing to favor
the nomination of Hay cosy
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-05-12

About the only excuse Gill has for making the ugly
charges he has about Judge Gay because he thinks
he will play even with Senator Wilson for advocating
his recall.
The Partisan girl that stole valuable army docu-
mens to test the honor of the that pleading
devotion her ought to be sent to insane asylum
to test her brains.
Insurrecto Juarez has formed a cabinet with HIM
self as president of Mexico 1t is plain to be that
Juarez wanted to first help himself to the good things
of the republic and incidentally hand down few to
the the other fellows
Woodrow Wilson is coming and bringing his pres-
Dental boom behind him. and it is rumored that there
will be others before the has passed. To have
presidential bee in your bonnet with no hope of ever
getting it out must be awful
The Young Womens Christian Association will
raise the desired $780, 900 and the new binding the
members of the organization desire to erect will be
sured If the business men would go after industrial
enterprises with the spirit it would not be long
before Seattle would boast of big bucket brigade
President Diaz may have signified his willingness
of resignnp from the presidency of Mexico, but he
does not do it and that is the the rebellion
tnues to rage IT, however, he does not resign within
very few days it begins to look if he will be knock
ed down and out without going through the formaiy
Of stepping down and out.
Even in Seattle there are quite few persons that
under different skies might be Negroes, who
oying the fat of the land in the Northwest. The
person who is white to be mistaken for white is
white, and the person who proclaims such persons
black is both fool and liar and that too regardless
of the fact there may be a strain of black blood in
their veins.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-05-12
friday May IL, 1911

FRANK H. REN1C twice elected to the house of
representatives of the Washington legislature and de-
feated for the senate last year by Josiah Collins is
said to be candidate for the Republican nomination
of lieutenant governor. If he really enters the
he will be backed by strong political element of the
state and will make the other fellows set and take
notice. AS said in last weeks Republican, Robert
F. Booth is also candidate for the Republican nomin-
alton of lieutenant governor and in discussing the sit
uation day this week he said: IF else from
King county should the for that nomination
but myself, am absolutely certain would be nomin-
ated hands down, but if three more King county
men enter the race there would be no certainty of any
of us being nominated" 1t is also currently reported
that William G. Potts. twice elected to the state senate
from King county, will be candidate for the Repub-
lcan nomination of lieutenant governor
J. EDWARD CHILBERG has returned home after an
absence of six months during which time he visited
great many large cites both in America and Europe and
he says, Seattle is the best town of them all" Now
when Ed Chilberg says thing especially along bust
lines there is always oress truth in his state
ments, and he may be just correct in the above
statement any other he has made but it really
sounds funny Of all the men who have returned
from other sections of the United States we'll for
eign countries he is the first to pronounce Seattle the
best of them ALL We hope he is absolutely correct but
if he is then God help the other cities That there is
general business depression all over Cne country Is oil
acknowledged fact and local conditions in Seattle
to have rendered the depess harder to bear by the
business than in most other cities even in the
North West.
THOMAS B. SUMNER former state senator from Ev-
erett has inclinations to again be candidate
for any office but he does love the political game and
occasionally takes hand in it. Recently he entertain
ed number of men, all we'll known, and more or less
like himself interested in the political game and since
that time the gossps have had it that the big Everett
millionaire manufacturer will take active part in
the next gubernatoria campaign Sad he day this
week; Il not particularly interested in the guberna-
torial fight but do not think the that will sweep
the field for the Republican nomination for governor
has yet been mentioned. I have political ambitions
myself but am not averse to getting in and helping to
nominate man for governor the Republican ticket
that will do the state honor instead of keeping it al
ways in political turmoil"
The evening world., 1911-10-05

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-14

genial mate and she mourned him
sincerely when he died about a year
ago
Mrs. Gouraud has one daughter.
| born OF her union with dr. Ashe.
ms da ghtcr. Gladys. married
; Iowers Gouraud. brother OF her step
father. then divorced him and
married Lewis Hooper. an English
stage director. They make their
home In London.
Mrs. Gouraud has also adopted
three beautiful children. whom she
i raising as her own. She owns a
handsome residence on West Fifty
sixth street and n country place AT
Iarchmont. known as Ia Hacienda.
Part OF each year she spends in
Paris. where she IL extremely popu-
lar In the artistic set.
Her experiences while travelling
abroad would Ill many volumes In
Java she wore the nntive costume
and lived in a nntlve hut. In japan
she occupied paper. house. In
India she spent two weeks In
Rajah harem. During her soIouru
In Japan IN infatuated young Brit.
iSh officer stole for her sacred
u
nearly brought in international com
plications. Ia Paris several ducls
have been fought for her favor.
As hostess and guest she has
startled more than one community.
Most famous Of her entertainments
was the ball given ~ cafe Martin
Just before Mr.. GcSraud's death.
Here Mrs. Gouraud appeared rs an
i FsruaH fuT
gold. Among her guests was Mise
odette Nalery. an Oriental dancer.
who brought her live snakes a.
special entertainers The 'avors On
this occasion were chameleons with
Jcwelled eyes.
Al the famous DiSbcckcr Ulprsp-
droine party Mrs. Gouraud appeared
ne The dairy maid In attendance up
on the elephants. She has been
carried In TO one party on n litter bv
attendants and glittering with Orien-
tai gems. In Paris she created A
sensation by appearing as Madame
PompadOur. She IL something OF an
expert In Oriental dances. and on her
return from Paris last fall stirred n
party OF her Intimate friends by
dancing with Hr Melville Ellis
what was described as striped
zebra dance.
She is considered the most promi-
n"nt woman first-ulghter In New
York. and her theaier gowns are
specially made for her IN Pnrls
she has ropes Of pearls touching tho
ground and the finest collection NJ
encralds In America. In religion
>hc j. a Buddhist and has n wonder.
mi collection OF statues Of this god.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-14
400 DIE BY fire
tc0ntinusa from rirst PaEel

the bodies of those who had run be-
Tore them and died on fh" way.
Searching parties have 20 difficult
task before them Hundreds on the
couutrysid" have volunteered to so IN
search but there is 30 -omhIanc. OF
Keller organization as got
Seventeen refugees reached Toror
10 to-day They told -raphic storie.
~ scenes in tl" earlier stages ~ tho
iir" af South Porcupiue and Vo'tayiilc
AZ ih" south end of POrcgp.uo town.
-hp whore th" corH1tratou first
brought almost wholesale death fo
various settlements. tho wind has Oh
liberated m.u" sites. road. and trails
Aifu tn" drifting ashes
100 Known Dead
burned shrcds of clothing ard hand
Dag ate scattered along outward
trails Indicate fho desperation Of
those Who Jeff everything behind in
fhr.r efforts fo reach safety -fo-.
fhan l"I probably porl-h"d boo fIIs rr.
on Ihe number drowned Ir por
cIp.u" Lake i- about fort. Some
bodies Hrre found boo shalue s.1t.r
th"" .ne That exhaustion I1d over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-14
Greatest Danger over.

DETROIT. Mich, July 13.-Reports
received tonight from both the Lake
Huron shore and the Michigan Cen
trail districts OF Northern Michigan in
dictate that for the present. unless the
winds freshen. the greatest danger is
over. The district between Alpena
and Chehoygan has plenty Of smould-
crinG forest fires. but no further
losses have been reported. Millers-
burg. Tower and Onaway are safe.
The situation AT OscadO and An Sa-
bic is now a simple matter as far "a
relief is concerned. as scarcely 800
people remain AZ the sites Of the
stricken towns These are all helng
housed In military tents and have a
plentiful supply % food for the pres
ent The principal demand for RELIEF
is ~ the Tawascs where ar least 200
refugees are quartcrad
Reports of loofrg. etc. from the
burned towns are pure fabrications
In a Few instances owners Of stores
recovered their money from cash reg.
listers. They were found broken open.
but the indications are that they had
been crushed under falling timbcrs.
No reports have been received OF fur.
Their fatalities.
Town Of Waters Saved
Waters. which last night was IN.
parentlv doomed. was saved as far
rs %" residences are concerned. bv
fh" fire Departments Of Bay city and
Gaylord Tho stephens Lumber Com
rany'S loss at Waters ie about 5000
ono 1f the village and probably as
much more in standing timber
Every town along rho Michigan Ger.
trail to DAY reported plenty ~ fire IN
'h" woods lut that q was making no
Roadway N1ry farmers. however.
have loa' their homes barns and
crops While There ie thus safety for
fhc present. every point in tho fro
como reports fh1' if needs only e. wind
20 start 7fro4h thn danger 90 score
of towns and villages and hundreds
~ farmers
tn" Joss fn date around Crawling
alone ie estimated ~ 5000 00 Ium.
hrr Losses f7 OfeeRo. Nonfmorcnci
Ora" ford Osc0da and Cbcbovgan
counties Vii total moro than $1,000.
Hnp.
-Four carloads ~ food md supplies
'h" latter Including every household
rrcnas'fr from fn pals ana dfnpors
10 furniture have boon shipped into
fro lre district. and tho roller com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-14

one.tHird 90 Wsn's go SUITS for
~. NcFbODEN's.