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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-01-13
LOCUST GROVE

Mas Mabel Pratt OF Vista 10 vlslt-
ing at the home of Mrs. Fred Peeo
Chas. Downing has returned from
Athena. Oregon to resume his WORK
on section 20. .
Edith and Dave Owens visited at
their home In Locust Grove the last
Of the week. They are attending
school in Finley and report that
their father is getting bis WORK on
their valley farm we'll under way.
He ia now assured of electric power
for pumping water to lrrlgate.
Mrs j. O. Dague Ia visiting at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. ). M. Wroe.
Lester BIackwoOd is visiting at the
Anon home.
JE Edwards, teacher of the Locust
Grove school attended a Class Meet
of the Waitsburg schools in Prosser
last week, School was reOpened on
Monday The attendance ia not very
large but they take great interest
and their teacher reports them max
ing good progress. Clarence Roberts
and Carroll Pratt both passed the
Christmas vacation very credltaDly.
Grant Rickmon and the Anon
boys are digging wells.
Mrs. J. N. Pratt who has been
spending the Christmas vacation at
Vista with her husband returned tc
their homestead Tuesday.
Roy and Gladys Larkin and Elva
Bloomar were out from kennewlck
to attend the social.
The Locust Grove Social Club met
at the home of Elgie M Gray last Sat
urday night with fOrty-tive In at
tendance. People came from far
and near and all say that they enjoy
themselves more at every meeting.
The debate took up the first part Of
the evening. The question Resolved
that women should be given the right
OF suffrage" was cleverly handled by
the leaders Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. WrOe
and the ir colleagues but the question
was decided in favor of the aftirma-
tive which side was supported by
Mrs Wroe, Dave Owens. Fred Peed,
Albert Lnth and Mrs. Peed. The re-
mainder of the evening was spent In
parlor games and ia serving oyster
supper furnished by the losing side
in the rabbit hunt. Some claimed
that Mr.. Trimble should have fur.
nished the supper for In losing Il pair
OF rabbit ears he prevented the sides
from tying. The guests departed tat
a late hour and the last ones to go
left Henry Campbell still very busy
using baling wire to fix up his rig for
the long drive. 1t is reported also
| that man who had lived In the
country for nearly Is years lost his
way and after several hours wander
| lug found himself good ways from
| home The next meeting, Jan. 21st
will be held In Dick Green's house
and M s.Osttfer Campbell will act as
| hostess
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-01-13
HIGHLAND ITEMS

H. Anon OF Seattle WAS In town on
business last week.
Miss Georgia Bower, who has been
visiting with her sister Mrs. b. F.
Knapp. returned to SpOkand Friday.
J. H. James who has been visiting
in Pasco for the past two weeks. re-
turned to Richland, Saturday.
L. B. Ward. manager of the ST Paul
& Tacoma Lumber Co.'S yards at
kennewick, spent a few hours in
town Saturday on business.
j. Lasher returned Saturday, hav-
ing spent the past two weeks In Port
land attending to business matters.
Miss Edna Zimmerman visited the
past week in Pasco.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Howard have
recently arrived in town from Seat
tie. They will soon start work on q
nice residence on their tract of land
near town and will reside here In the
future.
o. R. Allen, vice-presidrnt OF the
Lower Yakima Irrigation Co.. was
in Seattle on business last week.
The Business Mems Association of
Richland held meeting last Satur-
day night and decided to close their
places of business hereafter all day
on Sunday and at I . m on week
days except Saturdays.
COuncilman-elect j. B. Penn, recent.
ly received fine large Franklin car
from Seattle. Mr.. Penn will opeaate
the car twice daily between kenne-
wick and Richland points.
s. S. McElvein returned from a
business trip to North Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Rouse, have ar.
rived from Wallace, Idaho, and viii
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FINLEY, ITEMS

Miss Martha Williams returned to
Cheney Sunday after spending two
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
Maurice Lyons and lady friend
spent sunday visiting Finley Balo
and family In PaecO.
Mr.. Allen of Spokane arrived on
Monday and commenced painting
the new schoolhouse that afternoon.
Will Price of Horse Heaven Is un-
loading car of feed.
One of the Sunday school quartets
has been asked to assist III the sing
ing at Richland mex: Sunday.
Song practice was well attended
Sunday evening.
Mrs. L. Farney was taken to Walla
Waila Monday for ire atment.
Mesda mes BOwles and McPhee at.
tended the l. .. O. F. Installation at
Pasco Tuesday night.
Those attending the w. o. w.
social Saturday night report a very
pleasant time
Mrs. Wright is on the sick list.
Geo. Finley, II. l.. Nichols and H.
W. Nelson went to Prosser Monday
to serve as jurymen. Mr.. Nelson
was excused aud returned Tuesday
Two land buyers are In town.
B. +. Quimby of Spokane is here on
an extended visit with his brother. A.
K. Quimby and family.
Claude Hollingsworth of Warden
who was visiting friends left for his
home Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins returned
from Tacoma Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Darnell Of North Yakima Is
here visiting her son J. Darneli.
l.. H. Smith visited his father,
Smith last weeK aud returned to his
home at Warden Wednesday.
MIR. Yeaman made business trip
to Pa terson Tuesday.
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From the Correspondents
Item, Of Interest concerning Neghbors and down the Valley
r side permanently in this To-
o,ltv Mr. ROusa ia the owner ut a

r side permanently in this To-
cality. Mr.. Rouse is the owner OF a
fine five acre tract near town.
Last Monday, January 3. the re-
Gently elected city officers of Rtcnland
took the oath of Office. The new staff
ia as follows: VIM. A. Munsey, Mayor
J. A. Penn, A. Fl. Avery. A, Fl, Will
Hanson, G.. A. Garrett, G. M. Stype;
councilmen. Fred Mccoy, city clerk.
and Ben Knapp. treasurer.
E G. Wilson, who has been
superinteuding the construction
work on the bridge being built &C
cross the Yakima River, has depart
ed for Plymouth. Wash.
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Everybody to know chat we carry
a large line OF new and secondhand
furniture. house hold furnishings.
pianos, organs. sewing machines,
sheet music and sewing machine &C.
cessories. Pianos and organs tuned
and sewing machines repaired. We
buy, sell and exchange everything
mentioned above. Try your dollar
here and see how far you can make It
go. WHITSON & .HURSEYse The
Peoples Store. Three doors west of
the Koontz Hotel. $50
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Arsenic Case
FORMER WHEELING WOMAN Ar
RESTED FOR POISONING.
Alleged She Gave STUFF 20 Step
daughter-oeeupied House Mrs.
Schenk Lived In.

Special Dispatch 20 tu- 1ntsIIlgencer.
DELAWARE. o. June 12- Mrs J.
u. Hcnkle. wife OF a travelling sales
man. Is under arrest here on charge
Of administering arsenic 10 her step
daughter. Miss Merle Hcnkle. 20. The
latter is now in a hospital recovering
from serious illness which ply
sicians attributed TO arsenic poison
ing
10 Is alleged that Mrs Henkle has
been Jealous OF her sfepdaughter ever
since Mrs. fIenklc who was formerly
Mrs. Jessie r. Way. OF Caldwell. o..
Was welded 20 1Ir. HenkIe last fan
Mrs. Henfie will be arraigucd IN
police court tomorrow morning
Detective Matthews said tonight
that he was certain that Mrs. HenkIo
as Mrs Jessie WAY. had formerly
lived in Wheeling. ". Va. and that
shc once occupied house in which
Mrs Scherr lived. n is also stated
that Miss liensle told ho- father Sun.
dav. Papa your wife is trying TO
poison mo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-13
Demand Trial
OF Trust Men
When Wlekershan Refuses TO Tell
Plans, House Resolution Is
Introduced.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 12.-
Following the refusal Of Attorney
General Wickersham to-day 10 furnish
to the House information as to
whether criminal actions are being
prepared against officials OF the Amer
lean Tobacco Company. Representa-
tive Byrnes. OF Tennessee. introduced
a concurrent resolution directing Mr..
Wickersham to proceed at once
against these officers under the GRIM
inal section OF the antitrust laws.
The information which Mr.. WIsker-
sham refused was asked IN a House
resolution introduced by Mr.. Byrnes.
Mr.. Wickersham replied that he did
not believe IL compatible with the
public interest" 20 make public the
plans OF the Department Of Justice.
To-day's resolution names the %
individual defendants IN the American
Tobacco Company case recently prose
cuted by tho department and the
American Tobacco Company and all
It's subsidiary companies.
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Aged Claimant
To Reilly Coin
NEW HEIR FROM PENNSYLVANIA
SEEKS FAMOUS ESTATE.
Is Said to Have Good Case-CoUrt
Assigns Lawyer 10 Aid Her in
Preparing Case.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
LISBON. o. June 12-Claiming to
he second cousin OF the late General
James w Reilly. OF Wellsville. O..
who died several years ago. worth
about $3.50. 600. and without leaving n
will or a relative. 50 he said at the
time. Mrs. Ella Jermon. OF South
Bethlehem, Pa. came into the Circuit
Court here to-day and pleaded with
the court for aid I'm presenting her
case. she Is aged 80 years. and is
without funds. she claimed. TO prepare
documents OF her proof that she had
spent several years gathering. for
they were recently washed away dur
Ing freshet I'm the I.ehigh river. The
court assigned local lawyer and she
was permitted 10 present her claims.
Attorneys who heard her talk admit
ted that she had a good case
Attorney Barret. OF London. Eng
land. and Attorney o. r Davis. of Co
lumhus. representing n few of the go
heirs fighting for the estate. had a
clash In a local hCiel which resulted
in Davis apologizing n little later.
Barret IS held In esteem here. for
when be appeared in former hearings
he was the only attorney to arise
when court was opened. This so i'm
pressed the bench that a ruling was
made that hereafter such mark Of re-
spect should be shown every time
court IS opened
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Mining Men
To, Talk Shop
INSPECTORS FROM ALL OVER U.
S. MEET AT CHARLESTON.
Program includes Addresses BY
Prominent Men On Diversified
Subjects.
BY CAL T. YOUNG.
IntelligeneeT Bursau-
Charleston, W. Va, June l2.

Charleston, W. Va. June IL.
Ihe Mine Inspectors Institute OF
the United States will assemble here
in annual session tomorrow continu-
ing in session until Friday night
Secretary James W Paul, all the
deputy inspectors OF the state anc
many OF the inspectors OF other states
have already arrived. From the best
Information available tonight. the
number OF inspectors participating in
the meetings will total hundred.
The mine rescue car arrived today
in charge of four experts The pro-
gram which was given out tonight.
called for an address by President
George Harrison. OF Ohio. at the
morning meeting tomorrow. and on
Wednesday the following papers will
be read. followed by a banquet at
night.
Lessons to Re Learned From Re
cent Disasters" by John Werner. OF
Iowa.
"stemming Of Shot Holes" by
James r. Pherson. OF Indiana.
"Acetylene Lamps AS Used in the
Coal Mines" by James Taylor. Of Hi
nois
The Miners Safety Lamp" by
William clifford. OF Pennsylvania.
The Federal Bureau OF Mines" by
Dr Joseph A. Holmes. director Of the
bureau OF mines. Washington. u. G.
All these subjects will be followed
by discussion.
Among the papers TO be read on
Thursday will be Nature and Char
acteristic Components OF Permissible
Explosions" by Clarence Hall. OF
Washington. ID. G.. and Uniform
Mine Statistics" by J. w. Allen. OF
Tennessee A nuWber of 6Iher ad-
dresses will be on the published pro
gram will be given but the committee
in charge had not decided on the
time or Just what the subjects will be
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State Wins
FIGHT OF OHIO LEGISLATORS TO
oUASH INDICTMENTS
OVERRULED.
Separate Trials Are Demanded for
Those Implicated In the
Scandal.

COLUMBUS. o.. June Emotions
TO quash indictments against state
senators involved In the legislative
bribery charges were overruled to-
day by Judge Kinkead.
The first trial. that of Senator L. r.
Andrews. OF Lawrence county. and Ser
geant-at-Arms r. J. Diegel was set for
next Monday. Attorneys to-day de-
mRnded separate trials. Prosecutor
Turner said he would take UP the
case OF Diegel first. whereupon at
torneys for the defense stated their
preference to go into the Andrews
trial first. A decision will be reached
tomorrow.
J. c. Maeder. a Cleveland loan
agent. to-day entered his appearance
following his indictment on charges
Of bribing Representative Owen J..
Evans. He was releaeed on 81 900
bond, the smallest demanded in the
assembly cases.
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Coal Inquiry
At Pittsburs Halted, and tho Jury Is
ESeussd-Coal Men Tell
Of Deal

PITTSBURG. June 12.-Federal in
Vestigation Of the PittsburR Coal COM
pany and the MonOgahela River Con-
solidated Coal and Coke company. n
subsidiary. was resumed before the
May grand jury this morning. In an
EFFORT 10 ascertain n a monopoly OF
the coal trade n IN existence.
]. X. Miller. chief engineer of the IT.
Q. Prick Coke company. a steel cor
poratiOn subsidiary. and John w.
Boileau. a coke expert. were the wit
nesseE FOR today
Mr.. Boileau presented and explained
maps of the entire coal and coke re-
gions of western Pennsylvania. eastern
ohio. and West Virginia Mr. Le-
Moyne. ns secretary Of tho Pittsburg
Coal company. was called and pre-
sented copies of all contracts and
agreements made up 90 the time Of
the sale % the coal properties 90 tho
~ q. Fricke Coke company last week
He also produced copy ~ the Z5-
wear contract between the IT. g.
Fricke Coke company and the a.. s..
steel corporation. The jury was ex-
cused
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Attack on u. S. Tariff System

closely said Mr HcdHold "Tbov
have rolled upon government supnort
rather than upon cl0ar business man.
agrmeufH lfa effect haa boon fo
stimulate rho development of plants
until fhrF aro u0H a1 Iarro that
products mIaf ho cold abroad fr
fi.4 condition fhn manufacturer ro
longer Hanf f0 plf tho hirh prices
n"rraaarr for material under 20 bro.
frr'Iro farIr
SIR Rrdhr'd declared fhaf Instead
0' '0rr.rn inhor ho'nr cheaper Amor
Irln hb0r .s really tho chrarerf in
'lo world fhaf mo- labor produced as
mHrh product. in proportion fo Tho
"arnH f received He American
Fr UrdfoId attacked mo garnh
Ifan principle or tariff "orufi fo
fhr liffrcuce ~ Co-f af home ana
abroad saving r was Impossible f1
determine fhIs difference fIc do
r.1r'i fH' American tarlT horrf r
Tnr'|Ir. urIras empowered fn call
'"r fhr ...f sheets OF fhc factories
engaged .u fhc Ino Of manufacture f
studying nfdinr That often The
American cost o. production l8 lower
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TerSe TeIegraphic Tips

LoNDON-Home Secretary Church
go has issued an order prohibiting
navigation % air craft Of any dcscrip.
ton over the county 81 London on the
three days of the corouation's process
and also over Windsor and London
on tho three days devoted % events
connected with the coronation.
WASHINGTON President Taft %.
day granted an unconditional pardon
20 Lorenzo u Harnes. an Inmate o.
Tho government hospital FOR the in-
sane here. who recently prevented a
Wholesale delivery OF insane con
victa
NEW YORK -- Sarah Bernhardt's
American tour. which ends June q
will - parked By box office receipts
OF NAHAas0
OssINrgG. ". Y-Fredrick Ceb-
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hardt was electrocuted in prison to
day for the murder of Anna Luther.
Of Long Island. in 1909
WASH1NGTON-Mrs Carrie Ma
tion left a fortune Of $4,000. and by
her will most of 70 goes to her home
for drunkards' wives and widows In
Kansas City.
BATH. Pa.-Because hubby com.
plained 90 the breakfast table Of The
food. Mary Klennac stabbed 20 death
Joseph Kleuac
CORDELE. Oa.-Mayor Davis has
announced that hereafter no will inn.
pose on drunks sentences 10 attend
church.
OLNEYVlLLE. r. I-Owing % tho
popularity % the hohblo skirt. which
does not take 90 much cloth. nearly
1000 mill employees hgve been thrown
out Of work by tho mills cioainn
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8 PERISH
in STORM
Great Damage Wrought by Fierce
Electrical Storm in
East.
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR is
KNOCKED UNCONSCIOUS.
Ferryboat and Train Have Close
Calls From Being Wrecked
by Storm.
FIFTEEN KILLED
IN BIG STORM.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va,
June IA terrific storm
struck the lower end of the
Virginia peninsula late this
afternoon. 1t is estimated
that is persons lost their
lives.
Many small crafts were
sunk, and estimates are in
definite. Great damage
was done in this city. In
the harbor half a dozen
crafts were damaged. A
schooner hit the sub
marine Seal" and rammed
the liner jamestown"
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COnfeSSeS
Youth Of p at Newark ls Sent 20
Mansfield ReformatoFy for
Crime.

NEWARK. o.. June 12.-winism
Feurrerigal, 21 years old. to-day
pleaded guilty to manslaughter in
connection with tho lynching OF Anti
Saloon League Detective Ethering-
ton. He was sentenced under parole
TO the Mansfield reformatOry He
viii remain at liberty under the sur
veiilance OF the reformatory officers.
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Uncle Zeb and the Weather

Nearer. ny Qod,
- Thss r. ths most
popular siren on
automobiles nov.
This brings many a
ioy rider care
than thsY would
otherwise ever BE-
Wh9uIW0TOM
June l1-Forecaatt
western raunayl-
Vanin-rruhnhly fair
Tuesday and Wed
neadaVf mod crate
tamueraturnn
ohio = rair Tues
day and pro badly
Wednesday modar
ste temperatures
west WirUiuia -
Pair Tuesday aud
probably Wefura
daTf modarafa tenn
reraturea.
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CONFESSES MURDER
Maine Farmer ADMITS brutal Killing Of
His wife.

FARMINGTON. Me. June i2-That
he killed bis wife. Mrs Eta TaJlor. on
Nay ". by shooting her with n shot
Eun. was TIE confession made to-day bv
Marshall Taylor. according % County
Attorney Blanchard Tavfor gave ~
reason Tor taking his wWe'e lie
Mrs. TnyiorE body was found veafar-
day. buried in a small Rrave. and cover
ed with spruce bourhs IN the rear of her
home.
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Call AIdrich
Rhode Island Nan 70 ne Early witnsss
In Lorimer Caae-L.orinlar
win co on stand.

MASNtNgrON. June 12=gcnator
INrimer. of Illinois. viii remain in
washington until tho vote is taken on
NE SaFe following the re-inveatlration
or hfa election. lie announced hfa will
lnFneaF % nrpear before the committee
pic said today he had retained az hfs
counsel FORMER judge ElhrffFa HauorV.
the committee to-day Invited former
Ho notified the body he would show up
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TWO BOYS MAY DIE
Accidents ~ steubsnvine May Cost the
Lives OF Two Young Men

Special Dispatch to tho fntelligcucor
sTETHFNVILLE vs. Va. June IL
Two accidents that mnv result fatally.
occurred here today Leonardo Romano.
riding hch ind q wagon. jumped OF IN
front ~ n rnrldlv moving auto un Mar
Soc street be waa Knocked nffaen feet
landing uu nia head ou Che curb ffa
waa uucurrclaua and lq not expected O.
recover
william vs. Atwell aFe1 1f living on n
switch watching n hait game was run
over hv n rWitcling freight train and
iUrf hUfn arms ono was ruf or NJ tho
shoulder nud fhe other at mo wrist lie
can hardly recover
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srseiai uisp1t~h 90 nr fntc1irencer
WASHINGTON. r. G.. June 12.-
Posiomco established at Pancake.
Hampshire county. postomco discon-
tinued ~ Eight. Kanawha county.
also az Need. Raleigh county
william r. Burns commissioned
postmaster at Kicner. " Va. Eben
l.. Duty commissioned at Deep Valley.
Vs. Va
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PHILADELPHIA, June 1o.-Thrae
persons were killed. several injured
wires were Frustrated. trees uprooted
and buildings damaged by an
electrical storm which visited this
CITY and vicinity tonight. The wind
attained a velocity of 42 miles an
hour.
At Allentown Pa. the cvclonic
wind Frustrated lives wires which
fell on house in Union street. The
building wcs 90 frame with corru-
gated iron lining As David : II
Gackenbach. aged 30 years and Han.
nibal =. Dotterer. aged - years. were
leaving the building they came in
contact with the metal and were in
etantly killed John Wagner. aged 40
years. was killed in going 10 the
rescue % the men. Miss Carrie Al
lender was badly shocked. he STORM
did great damage in the vicinity or
Allentown.
Close Call for Train.
The Colonial express on the Penn
sylvania railroad which left Wash.
lngton for Boston at 5:35 p. m. had
narrow escape from being wrecked
Few miles north of Baltimore. near
Magnolia. Nd. where the storm had
was running fifty mile an hour when
the engineer was startled 70 see a
tree lying across the track He an
piled the airbrakes. The next in
slant those I'm the forward cars heard
crash and the rrain came 20 "A stand.
still. II was found that biz section
of the fallen tree was wedged so firm
" between the pilot and cylinder
head OF the engine that the crew had
70 Use axes 20 remove IT, a few hun
dred feet further on there was a
larger tree lying across fhe rails.
Operator ls Ht.
~ Bacon iiu. near EiNon. Md.
tho southbound Colonial express was
stopped by n red light AZ the signal
tower. After some DELAY there was
On Investigation 10 seo what tho
trouble was. n was found tfa. Tho
operator had been struck by lightning
and was living unconscious on The
floor. lie was taken on tho train 10
Elkton. whore o. was said late 20.
night his condition is serious
IN Wilmington. Dciav1ro. tho storm
was The most severe ~ the seaqon
Several persons were shocked bv live
wires
I'm Gloucester. ~ T. pinnacle ON
The rear OF rho Methodist church ra-
blown down. crashing through tne,
roof and wrcck'ug fir orean
a fcrrrho7f crowded wfh pas.
sengers vas leaving 'he dock for This
city whom fhe storm broke ard vas
twice blown a7hoEs bu' finally got
away without Joss Of lfo
sot Kills Two.
JOHNSTON " TH Juno o. CO..
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lis Houses
Are Burned
Texas Town Is Almost Wiped Out by
a Disastrous Fire.

DALLAS. Tex. June 12.-Most OF
the town OF Whitewright. Tex. in
Grayston county. is reported to have
been destroyed by fire to-day. Forty
business houses and seventy-five resi-
dences we're burned.
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Get Jail Rreakers.


Special Dispatch 90 tho fntelligencer.
CT.ARKsBURG. W. Va. June IL
T. B. Price. alleged forger. and Earl
Greaser. alleged horse thief. Of Mar
ion county. who with five others broke
out OF jail here MAY 90. have been
caught Price was captured by a
farmer near SRncer. Roane county.
Greascr was put In Jail tho same day
at Oakland Nd
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Minister Guilty
Rsv. oerry Convicted and Given rive
Year Term in Pen for Murder.

"T'"-"I TII"T||"| 7" no T|T"TI-|" ""T-
NT1NGTON. W va. June "a -- Hov
VIM. derry. of Lincoln county. who de-
fendrl his rlHhtr HH n "rqua ffor" to
frnai ~ fine timber iaud.hy killing Clar-
cnft Ford. n Kentucky timber man who
hnd purchased fuo timber rights on tho
Gerry land was found guilty ~ man
slaughter. at HHmliu to-day. and cen
teurc1 fo tho perlfcnffary for uvo years
Ford attempted fn cut Tho timber when
CORY. who is Baptist preacher. killed
him
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30 Drown

ST. PETERSBURG. June 12.-Ths
sinking OF an ovcrcrowdcd ferry boat
on the VolEa. near UElitch is report
Cd. Thirty persons we're drowned.