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FRANKLIN. Pa -FifteeR thousand
barrels q oil. fired last niRht when
the roof o. The tank in which % was
confined fell in. vas rfill burning to
day The loss 10 800 900.
UPPER sANDCsKY. O-Three
Italians we're killed and several fatal
ly injured when a norfhbound freight
train on the Hooking Vailey struck a
hand car near here a. 2 o'clock this
morning
LINCOLN. Neb.--A nght for q 3
cent fare on the street car lines 0f
this city eas insugated By the Pub
lic Service League here today with
the State Railway Commission
FL Permission 20 send sew.
eral hundred troops through The
United states territory ~ sInaloa
Mexico. 20 suppress outiawry has
been asked ty The Me1ican severn
merf
BETTfSEAU. ~ D-Posses are
searchina~ the surrounding country
here Tor eight men Who saved their
Nay out o. prison here
WILLI1lANTIc. Caun.-when q
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REPUBLIC TO
BE DECLARED
CHINESE DETERMINED TO OVER.
THROW THE empire.
Or. Sun Vat Sen VIII be Elected
First President " the Move
ment SLeeeeds

IIANkoW. oct. i2.-The reyoiu.
ION which has been hanging over
china for months past. and OF which
the rising In the province OF Sze-
chuen was only n small part. has be.
gun In earnest II IL concerted
movement 10 take the empire and de.
clare n republic Tho noted exiled
revOlutionist Dr sun Vat Sen. leader
~ the anti Manchu party. " the plans
do not miscarry. r. 10 be- elected pres
ldent He was the delegate ~ the
revolutionary party 10 the United
states In 1910. and u is believed dur
ing that tour he made arrangements
FOR financing the movement
Sub Yu. a brother OF Dr Sun Vat
Sen. who Is nov In Hankow. has been
elected president of the provincial a..
sembiy. and Tang Hua Lung. the re-
firing president OF the assembly. and
a noted scholar. has been elected
governor OF Hu.Peh
Assembly Deserts.
The whole assembly has seeded
from tho imperial government. The
tconttnusd on Eleventh PagsJ
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Girl Battles burglar
= And Wins In CfruggIe

The burglar pulled her ont of bed
and the couple strugsied IN the room
All this time the burglar had Nj.
'arsbsugh hy The threat ReaMzins
that she vas growing weak. she ~
sorted TO strategy. and 20 this owe.
her lie
As she was feiEnlng thar she vas
becoming unconscious. the burglar
rushed 90 the other side OF he room
and forced Der on % the bed 10
aEain held her BY the throat Ms.
tuahaugh suddenly drew her feet
up and kicked him in The face. The
hurglar released his hold and Miss
Narabaugh screamed Tor help. The
nurS.ar rushed from the room. Miss
tarahaugh's stepfather. Otis Immen
vas the hrst 20 reach the room. A
physician vas called and the poIice
n0tihed.
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ELECTRIC TRUST MUST DISSOI VI
Government Wins Suit Against Com;
b'nst'on Of Some Forty Sub
sidisrJ Concerns.
RESTRAINT OF TRADE
WAS BASIS OF SUIT.
Judge killits Believed to Have Elee-
lively Broken Back Of cissn-
tic Concern.

TOLEDO. O.. oct. ie-In the
United states district court for the
Northern district OF ohio. Judge John
81 killits to-day rendered a decree
In favor Of the government In the
case brought by e United States at
torney general las summer lp Cleye-
land against the General Electric
company and about forty subsidiary
Electric company. under ttle sherman
antitrust law.
The decree in effect ORDERS the
General Electric comWsny 20 conduct
all Its business under its own name
and the dissolution Of the Natisual
Electric Lamp company and about 80
subsidiary corporations. The petition
was dismissed as 20 tbs Kentucky
Electrical company The conten.ton
or the government was that the Con
eral Electric company and its sub
stdiary corporations had entered into
al unlaWful combination in restrain
Of trade Wade H Ellis. former at
torncy general Of ohio. conducted the
case for the government
WASHINGTON. oct Ie-By the
sweeping decree entered in the United
states circuit court at Toledo to-day,
the backbone of the so-called Flectri-
cai Trust was broken. and in the
judgment Of Attorney General wick
ersham the government was equipped
with precedents % genuine value I'm
Its prosecution of commercial com
binations forbidden by the Sherman
law
Meeting the governments charges
(Continusd on Third Pn9sl
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DAVIS STANDS
BEHIND TAFT
west Virginia Congressman endorses
eroiiration Treaties In Wells
burg speech.

Special Dispatch % the Intsiiisenesr
WELLsbTRG. W Va. Oct 12-
Tonight. az the annual banquet Of the
7. VI. g. A. the principal speech was
made BY CONGRESSMAN Davis OF
Grafton. who in warm terms com
meuded the stand % President TAFT
IN advocating the French and German
arbitration treaties. and announced
nat he believed the President vas
nght Ar. Davis vas introduced by
Ioastmaster James PAUL and IN In.
Producing his subject. Arbitration
frea'ies.t touched upon the Efforts
being made in the world today to
abolish var. lie declared much Of
the expense % our government each
year vas IN preparation for var ana
that 70 imposed a frightful burden
upon The people % the United States.
The Hague tribunal and lfs purnosos
we're touched upon and then the pend.
ing French English arbitration fres-
ties we're explained from Iauvers
standpoint Mr Davis stated be BE-.
heved the senate vas wrong IN the
stand that hey we're being robbed
% some % their power By the treaties
sud that Taft was rlfht He declared
the treaties should b. passed
Other addresses uere made br
State senator ZIuiken and County
Clerk Carl Brashear. The banquet
vas served By the ladies' of Wells
burg and vas most elaborate.
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cat alarmed BY gas fumes. Jumped
on a plano. the family of James -.
haggerty vas aroused and barely e.
gaped asphyHiatlon.
PiTTsBURG-sDriven Temporarily
insane b. her sons suicide. Mrs..
harEsret Prev. AGED 81. Of this city
suifided today By hanging herself
WASHINGTON-R the new Do
PAYMENT of public health O. created
" j. said that Dr. Harvey Willy viii
become its head and cabinet mem
ber.
POCATELLO. Idaho-A ferce snow
storm g. raging in Montana Butfs
has been cut on. Two feet Of snow
has fallen.
MINNEAPOLIS Mabel porers and
Der brother. Keith. children. are dead
here a. the result of eating toad
stools
MAIDSTONE. Eng Aviator Gus
iaV Hame landed here today after a.
inE TIE English channel
JOPLIN. Mo.-James Kinney. aasd
-, wealthy mine operator. Wss
Killed a. a blDlane landed here today.
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PAINT SICKENS
M'NAMARA JURY
COURT FORCED TO FIND NEW
QUARTERS FOR THE MEN.
Work VIII Be Resumed Today Com
pletin9 Jury 20 Try Alleged
Times Dynsmiter.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Oct 12,-The
securing OF suitable accommodations
for the jurors who are to try James
b. Mcnamara In the Times dynamlt-
ing case developed into a serious prob
lem today. The men may be confined
for six months and following sick
ness last night among the eleven
tSiesmen so far set aside. the author
tiles today prepared 20 take unusual
steps for their physical welfare.
One Of the men. Zimri r. Hiatt. re-
quired medical assistance last night.
as result Of sleeping In q close
room. the air OF which was vitiated
with the fumes Of fresh paint. Others
complained of illness and tonight the
men we're given an airy vacant court
room In the hall OF records.
A state hollday-Discover day
which interrupted court proceedings
today. gave a brief lull before tho
oDSning OF court tomorrow. District
Attorney Fredericks and Attorney
Clarence 5. barrow. chief counsel for
the defense. conferred with their as
sistants today and Judge Boardweil
visited his chambers and disposed OF
some routine matters. IN order 20
have a clear field when court opens.
All preparatiorsS centered in the
intention of the defense 20 ascertain
the real feelings OF the talesmen to-
ward labor organizations Judge
Bordwell already has ruled favorably
on certain questions along this line.
but the extent 10 which the interro-
gation may be carried remains 10 be
determined.
u T. Nelson. the talesman under
examination when court Adjourned
yesterday. is scheduled for further
examination tomorrow The precious
20 pcremptory challenges allowed by
law will be used only as a last re-
course. Ten perempiOry challenges
are allowed the state.
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.R0YALISTS ARE
DEFEATED AGAIN
PORTUGUESE SUPPORTERS OF
MANUEL SUFFER HEAVY
LOSSES.
hetrest 70 Mountains. Where Il 10
Said They VIII Spend the
Winter.

LISBON (via Frontier). Oct. ~
Tho royaiists. taking advantage OF a
storm Tuesday night, made foaay
from their mountain stronghold In
the direction OF vinhaes. Republican
troops intercepted and engaged the
enemy at close quarters. The firnr
from both sides was intense for some
time In the darkness Then the roy.
aiists gave up their attempt and re
tired to their positions In Sierra Da
Corda. within half a mile Of the span.
ish frontier They left several dead
and wounded on the held
Colonel Bardoja. commandaut o,
the Tenth regiment. stationed al Bre
ganoa. was relieved OF his command
yesterday and ordered tried by cour,
martial. He II accused OF delaying as
hourssafter learning that a monarch.
ist column was in his district. and of
then moving only upon most urgent
orders from Lisbon.
The mouarchists in the mountains
have collected Quantities OF food FOR
which they paid cash. and have an
nounced that they intend 20 winter
where they are. II necessary.
Other royalist bands have again
crossed into Spain. finding the pur.
suit Of the government forces too
warm. The Republicans have cap.
tured 250 men. who had deserted the
royal ranks or become separated
from their comrades The prisoners
revealed the hiding places OF ROYAL
let arms. In one cave near Vlnbaes.
10 which the troops were directed by
a prisoner. they found 1000 Nsuser
rifles. 600 revolvers and $4,000 car.
tridges.
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PEKINC. Oct. I2-Between 5.OoO
and 5000 Chinese troops In Hankow
native city are reported 10 have mu.
tinted this morning and killed from
200 10 800 Manchus. The rebels Oc-
cupied Sui-TinEFu yesterday.
Elaborate military precautions
have been taken 10 prevent any sym
pathetic revolutionary uprising IN this
city. and the palaces are guarded by
troops OF proved loyalty The ad-
vices received here Indicate that three
regiments OF the army participated
In the revolt at WV-Chans
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soo Troops Who Mvtiny az -snse~
sAsy 300 AsnehSs-osspersis
Fighting Going On.
pgKiN FEARS REVOLT
MAY EXTEND TO CAPITAL.
Hsveivtionists Capture Another City
while Thsir Forces Are Grow
ing Rapidly.
CHINA TO ATTACK
REBEL sTROScHolDs

PEkfNG. Oct. l2.-An i'm
periaI edict. Issued today.
orders the minister OF war.
General Yin-rehAng. to pro
coed 20 Hankow with two d.
visions OF Peking troops,
about 10000 OF whom will
probably be Manchus.
The commander OF the Chi
nese navy. Admiral Sab Chen
PINK. ls commanded 10 assem-
BILE n fleet OF warshipa Ia the.
Yang-tze kiang river and join
the land forces In an attack
upon the rebels now In POS
session of Wu Chang. HankOw
and Han-Yuug.
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ITALY PLANS
Big BATTLE
Gen. caneSs TO March His Army
Against Turks Gntrenehed Be
hind Tripoli.
22.ooo ITALIANS LANDED
ON TRtPOIt COAST
Cholera Has Broken Out-Fiaht a.
Being Wssed to PreVent
An Epidemic.

TRiPOLi. Oct. i2.-Gensral Caneva
commander In chief OF the Italian ex
pedition. has decided 20 act quickly
and u is believed that the troops un
der him viii march Immediately
against the positions occupied by the
Turks reconnaissance OF the
desert today disclosed the central
body of the Turkish troops. with field
guns. not far from the city.
Nineteen more Italian transports
escorted by warships and carrying
the second division of the troops. ar
rived this morning The men were
hastily landed. This division Is Is.
900 strong and there are now % .OOg
italian soldiers on the coast OF Trip.
oil Not only 10 the Italian position
sSteguarded against surprise. but an
effective occupation OF the interior
can begin.
" IN reported that the Arabs have
accepted the Italian occupation JOY.
fully. but some az the warships re
main la the harbor for emergencies
Troops were landed to-day also a,
Benghazi. Derna. Tobruk and Rom ba
Cholera Has Broken Out.
Although the utmost precautions
have been taken looking 20 the per.
fecting OF sanitary arrangements,
cholera has broken out. and IL Ia re.
ported that four deaths have occurred.
General Caneva has addressed a
proclamation 20 the inhabitants. az.
suring them that they have not been
enslaved by Italy. ON the contrary.
they have been liberated from the
yoke under which they have been
laboring for years. They will be
ruled by their own chiefs. under the
patronage 10 the King OF Italy. Re
liglous and civil laws shall be respect.
(continusd on ghth PagsJ
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ELECTROCUTED
Wers-an IN Wseser cesi Mine
reSehes Live wire a,c -As Lite
Snsred Out

specisi oi-Pa,eh 10 tss Inte;neenes-
fAiRNONT. W. Va. oct i2.John
Botsa. S5. Pole. vas sleeurocuted
al the Highland mine OF the C6nsOli-
dated Coal company az noon today
when but $50 vcts o: electricity
passed through his body. I, usually
requires from 1900 TO 5000 20 cause
ceAtk
Botsa was helping on a coal cut
ting machine. when be touched a wire
conveying the current into the ma.
chine. and fell dead. lie leaves a
wife and four children. County
Coloner Lloyd will not hold an In.
quest The body will be buried al
noon tomorrow at Mouongah.
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GIBBONS
MEMORIAL
csrnerssene 81 Edsnse ., wssninessa
laid Win Very EIseorsts
Exerelscs
AGED cHuacHmAN is
CENTER OF rHRON0
Placing sf cernersiene Marks Fifty
Years Since Cardinal Gibbons
Entered Priesthood.

WASHINGTON. Oct i9.-ln homer
OF the nftieth anniversary OF the
entrance of James Cardinal Gibbons
into the priesthood and the .5th OF
his elevation 10 the cardinalate. thers
was laid here to-day the CONVERSIONS
OF Gibbons Memorial hall. Co Do a
part OF the Catholic university, OF
America
Cardinal Gibbons himself Was the
center Of the celebration. with aroh-
bishops, bishops and other church
dignltaries from all over the country
participating The gorgeousnsss or
the scene contrAsted with tho sim
p!icity OF the ceremonies The after.
noon sun shone brightly on a richly
srranted mass % purple. red, white
and black
After having laid the cornerstone
OF the building. which il 90 be "A dor.
mitory for lay students. the cardinal
spoke hriery. say ing he wished 60
thank the past benefactors for the
money Jhey had given TO the building
fund and expressing the hope that
enough would he contributed IN tho
near future 20 complete the structure.
About siSo.OOo Of the s250.0Oo needed
already has been given.
Striking Contrast.
I cannot fail" said the cardinal. -ts
contrast the dark day. whom We laid
IN" first corner stone 81 the Ifniver-
sity with this bright. sun shiny day.
~ brings to mind the -cripturnl words
that they who SOW Ia tears shall reap
IN Joy"
Archbishop Farley. 81 New york. I'm
presenting the building la the unf,s.r :
sity. spoke of the great work OF Car
dlnal Gibbons for the Catholic
church and-in particular 90 the car
dinalH interest in the progress of ths
Catholic University. whose president
of the board 81 trustees and chanoeI-
Tor ho has been since Its founding.
twenty years ago
After Hsars - trial" said Arch
bishop Farley. Cardinal gibbons has
brought out this university victorious
and to-day. we coife 90 lay ON hia
venerable head the crown which Is
the fruit Of the courage of the cross.
The longer he lives the greater win
become our hopes Of It's success
In the cornerstone, were placed
some Washington and Baitimore
pnpcrs and a history in Latin II the
movement, which brought about this
memorial by the Catholics OF tho
country a. the only prince of the
church In the Tinted states.
Among those present wsre MonsiR-
nor Doimede Faiconio. papal delegate
10 this country Archbishop Farley. OF
New York. Prcdegast. 81 Philadcl-
phia. Moeller. o. cincinnati. Quigley.
q Chicngo Glennou. ~ 81 Louis:
Hlenk. 81 New orleans. and Kean. Of
Dubuque. bishops Mas .Of COying-
ton. ky. Foley. ~ Detroit and Cor-
rigan. % Baltomire.
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CHINESE KILL
BY HUNDREDS
BANKRUPTCY
Case of John a. Howard s,iI 'Bsfor,
Referees; rss Not Determined.
20 Sell Effect.

speelA Dispatch to IN. Intelligence.
FAIRMOST. ". Va. oct. fs-Ref.
cree u. L. Butcher announced late to-
night that he Was still hearing from
the creditors of John A Howard OF.
Wheeling In reference 20 the melton
made By Trustee Powell TO dispose u
the Howard holdings al sale. Untu ali
the creditors have been heard from
the decision Of Referee Butcher Will
not be announced. IL will probably
be several days before the decision 4.
given
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NJ Pleasant. Pa, Piueky Girl Almost
o choksd Into lnsensibility Routes
Intruder.

VT PLEASANT. Ts-. a.. ia
Awakened BY a burgiar ranslckine
her room ~ N O'Clock last nirht. Miss
clara Carahaugh. of Smithhcid stree.
one of the bellies of the town. fought
eth the robber and won. but the
fhief made he escape
Miss Csrabsugh was awakened bv
= man walking I'm her room she
remained quiet for several minutes.
and then opened her eyes The bur.
rlar. Who had been watching the
young woman all the time. saw her
open her eyes. and before she had
line 10 scream he had her By the
ihroat Then began a strugglc which
yearly ended fatally Tor Miss Cara
isugh.
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PRISONER SKIDOOES
Jury PronoVnees Morosntown Speak.
easy Proprietor Guilty. but
tfe Had Escaped.

SPECIAL pi-patch 20 The frteiiieencsr.
MORGANTOWN. ". Va. Oct. I2-
Somewhat = n sensation was sprung
In Circuit Court to-day when Sulii-
van Mascoli. on trial for running a
speakeasy. disappeared The Jury
brought In verdict % guilty. but
when judge Mason imposed sentence
tho defendant could not be found In
town. A caplas was issued BY the
,ourt. and detectives are nov search.
ing for him
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THE WEATHER

Statistics say trip
ista cone but oncs
IN 1910 birtha. ana
quairuplsfs oncs in
s7ti7s hfrths orsas
infsf Whas awnop-
per Of q family q
man'd have - have
afors he got qua
ruplsss
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ATroRrET ARRESTED
As coUETERFErrER

CHICAGO. oct is-The hearing %
Frank Marnsek On charges ~ counter
fciting took an unexpected turn today.
before United states CorurniFsionsr Marx
Fo0te when one ~ the attorneys for the
defendant Fref MiffenherF VS. arrest
81 - United states secret service oper-
alive Thomas Porter
The attorney was held in bonds -
81. 900 ard hls client in bonds ~ 5000
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MURDER ENDS FEUD
Astornsy is Kuisd ~ Enemy on Streets
% Pilot Mountain. y C.. Thursday.

% Herry Whitaser. a brother afrrrrer.
on the main street % fIIlf Mnlrfafn.
this afterroor. TIE k'llInr rrer ouf -
IN oiI feuf WHITAKER Is aaff fa have
been afranr.nr urru Eanurn. win a
knife urcr fhe fatal ef1t uaa firrI TIE
men Uarf risssnraffrs af Wakr Foreef
college. WhltaEer leaves a family.
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ss.rFooT srAR
IN wALFEzs PLAY

ATLANTIC CITY. oct ie-rhs nrst
,erformsnce of EuErne Waiter'a nss
siay The Trail ~ the Lonesome Pine 20
founded on John For. rr's novel va
Eiven here to-nieht uith Charlotte Wal
Ger IN the role NJ HefoIre
Miss Walkef carried ont tho rraIf~rn
= The role by piaving the part barefoot
a
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KANSAS CITY. Mo- oct IL
There's fellow on that jury that
can BE- bought Leave II To- mo and
RI IA a."
Ia the foregoing words according TO
an anidavh made by Dr. ~ Clarke
hyde. Harry Hoffman. deputy
county marshal. sought brib- from
The ph} sician on MAY .. 1910. during
his rrst trial for the alleged murder
OF Col Thomas H Swope
Ihe afhdaNit was introduced IN the
criminal court here. to-duy during "A
nearing on the application of Or
Hyde's attorney. for the appointment
81 officers to take charge Of the Jury
az the physicians second trial Coun-
teTc hsarEcs OF attempt~-of jury bribing
by the friends OF Or HYDE were made
IN atfidavits presented BY the prose
cution.
The second trial Of pr. HYDE VIII
begin October 27 one week later than
the date originally decided upon.
Bribs Was Demanded.
Dr. Hyde IN his petition said the
attempt 20 solicit a brihc from him
was made while he was being taken
from the criminal court room 10 his
cell Hoffman. he said. broac he'd him
IN this way.
Doctor. am very friendly toy. ard
you. and symIathize with YOU In your
trouble and have your interest at
hart ! have something to say to
you. but am afraid 10 say a."
Dr. Hyde encouraged the deputy and
Hoffman finally continued. according
90 the amdatit.
There's a fellow on that jury that
can BE- bought II YOU will give me
$500 for him sou will have a hung
jury. This fellow saws. however. thar
n there Il an acquittal be must have
$1,000
After SAYING repeatedly that
must keep this 70 myself" said Or
Hyde the deputy rnid. III ty0h will
leave this 20 me III handle the entire
matter Tor you D."
State Charges Bribery.
Later the state took its turn AZ
charging alleged bribery.
Virgil COnkiing county prosecutor.
offered an affidavit by Mrs Clare
" iison who az the time - the Hyde
trial was employed ~ the hotel where
the jury was boarded she said that
she was approached BY Thomas Mo
Annany. who asked her n there was
not sono way 90 Eet 60 thc jurymcn
IN the hotel
The the afiavvit declares Mean
many said
You are getting along IN years aud
there H. s. 00s here for somebody and
you might 49, well get % a. some
someone else" Mrs. Wilson said that
she refused % have anything 90 do
with such an attempt
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SAN FRANCISCO. oct f2-Wornan
suffrage has triumphed In California.
Returns late to-day wiped out the
majority previously recorded against
the amendment and since this turn.
ne mnrEin IN favor ~ the amendment
has increased steadily.
Totals tonight were.
For suffrage. iis,Oss against. H.
COS Majority fof the amendment.
J.C7s
ihese figures represent the returns
from 2.Ii1 precincts out 81 total %
S.lzl ~ the state. Virtually all % the
remaining precincts are In counties
which have given suffrage majorities.
:" overwhelming was the vote In
favor ~ the Other important amend
uienfs-the initiative and referendum
and the recall. including the judiciary
thaf tabulafi0n - the results vas
elsIfhded With nearly a third q the
precincts remaining unrep0rted
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WA8WIWoToM

oct la-Ferecanf
western Psnnrrf-
vania ohfo anf
Wsst virHinia-Fafr
Friday and prosably
oatarday.
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.SWOPE JURY
WAS BRIBED
Or. Hyde Declares Deputy App-o aehed
Him With Proposition
10 Buy Juror.
STATE FILES CHARGES
ALSO ALLEGING BRIBERY
HSde's Second TRIAL For Murder OF
hHhona're S~ope Sc, For
October %.
Denies Hyde's chsrae.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. i2-cate
this afternoon an AFFIDAVIT sworn
70 by Hoffman. the deputy accused
oy Or. Hyde. was introduced by
an assistant prosecuting attorney.
Denying any conservation with
the physician, wherein he said he
could hang the jury for si.5oo.