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Eight Room Apartments
TEGr sInF

Katahdln. B'way and 18th st...,.." n
Umatilla. 227 W. Iith st........-.., "
The Majestic. = c. cor. i45th 81 ana ."
Nicholas ave. -........::.;...;' '''' 1.
Wharfdale GOi-CO6 W 18Th st..'''' 4
12O-125 Riverside Drive. ....'''' 4
Lasanno Court. S0T-3t2 ". roth S.'''
Lancashire. 353 W. S5th st......'''''
Dorothea. 331 W. i0lst 't......''''' /,
Stafford iSn-t.2 " toIth ST..
wellington Court. -42d St and B"g II
Evanston. aCth -. and West End ave- n
SaxOny. go W. S2d G............''''' T.
TO Riverside Drive ...... .-....',, 4
I0T Central Park west. cor. plN '''' =
Chesterfield. 200 Riverside priv. l.
ramlico. 81 Central Park West...''''' 4
Yorkshire 500 W. ilSth st..'''''''' D.
Florham 25G W. 9th st......... ..oo,a 9
Rockiedgo Hall Riverside Drive & W.
no urfpSefI on W rffn 81 ......sssf -
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TYPEwRITlNG AND TYPEwRiTeRs

ElIST MULTlGKAPH typewriter lett -. 900.
~ 80. Get samples. Addressing. mailing We
print lctterheads. Advanced TypewriIng bureau,
Isl Broadway Cortlsndt 36iT.
VICTOR VISIBLE 10 Nassau st Catalogue
free: all makes taken part payment. bargains
In rnd'rwood' RsmlnEtons. Olivers Gmlths
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Ofncia observations OF United States weather
Lur.am. takcn 40 : p. DID. yesterday follow.

Local OflcinI Record. following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In the temperature Tor the last t""ht, -
four hour. In comparison with the corresponding
llni. nf lH.i Nnar.
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Highest Temperature yesterday. ~ degrees az
s.45 D. M. lowest. ~. average, 90 hN.ias' ,ot
-, '..,l,,,ndln. date last year. ~. average for
.,,.,,tiry lats last thirty three Years. ~
Local Forecast. To-day. cloudy ana slightly
,,.r,,,gr rrotnIly rails in afternoon or at night
vand,y 1useitlcd; lgit 10 moderate variable
.ftt.1n
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York. local rains to-day. Monday. probably
fair. Hight TO moderate variable Winds,
For West Virginia. local rains to-day. FOL
lowed by fair. Monday, probably f"lr
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Five-Room Apartments,
MEsI SIDE

.,a,,,,v "a ,yuv and l22d st $500
,,s,o,.r,train ato w iogth At ... 800
,Vts,nr III Irdceco,nLe aVe..... $40
,s,t'r.t 20 ~ Ioist at ......... so
MI t.,, sao ~ T1otb 81 .-... 9OO
Galanthea. $40 ". ll2tu So. .....-... ntn
Tsneranto 22s ~ lO5th st........... otu
5.,P HaIvern :; CIaremont avs...... $40
Sormnn 3.-i3 w. a3d N............ $50
,,p uouss ioIst at ard P'way -. $40
n.nd vteu i55th and 81 Nicholas ave $40
S 49, conyt R'waV ana itIth st t21
Tho summer. 81 -3S. ". nth G......
Flora Vile. Ola w liGtn u...... So. $50
hsy n.y. ia ar W IiSth AZ - coo
nuu.,nts So,rt I1s " oad AZ - $50
= n r"n Wway and seth st.. loo
nuHl' J. ~ Iuath ~ -. $50
rlMo94u' sot w Iled At ssO
ltohalI, "1ru,t tSo w MIN :, 6dI
iutna"t ,,sS Ilotb 3, G. corvent ave 7sO
suIsrave l3oth Ut. * R'way....., ... oio
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CONNECTICUT.

BEAUTIFUL. INEXPENSIVE. ACCESSIBLE
farms. all sizes. orchards. acreage; $1,000
laundry for $1,000. honest description. illus
tratcd catalogue. DIBBLE FARM AGENCY.
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Not Favored as a Remedy.

physicians no longer freely prescribe al
cohol for their patients. on the contrary
a majority of them denOunce it, In one
London inhrmary seven years ago the cost
Of alcoholic stimulauts was more than
5000. whereas last year II was scarcely
500 Every Irish Mathodist minister abroad
is non-smoker and a total abstainer.'
The speaker also said that. according to
his observation. fewer women drink now
than a decade ago.
The Rev. Z. :. Baker. of Westerviile
ohio. superintendent of the National Anti
Saloon League, said: Every civilized
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ORTo LET
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

10 WEST GOTH ST. NEAR CENTRAL PARK
West. now being Thoroughly oyerhauled four
story. ~ foot private residence: 3 bathrooms.
electric and gas fixtures. parquet flooring; can be
bought On small cash payment. open FOR in
spsCtion STERLING REALTY co. (Owners).
2d3 BroadwaY. Commission to brokers'
- 1000. NEAR I'D Sr., WEST SIDE. / STORY
private dwelling: decorated; ? baths; electric
and gas light. restricted block. OWNER. 203
BROADWAY Room 7OS
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DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
A Ready Reference List Showing Location Number o.
Rooms and Rent Which WIN Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tiresome Trips.
INCARNATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE
Six-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE

Bordeaux, Riverside Drive and 127th ~ w,
portland, 6l2 W. Il5th ST.. .......... 80
clarence, zig w. 93d st.............. ~
Glen Cairn. Riverside Drive and 99th 81 La
The Kimberley. $50 W. l64th st........ ~
Aibea. 325 W. e3d Observation-Disclosures. 70.
Dacone Hall. 800 w. 1921 st........... ~;
Shestershire. $40 W. 1891 st......... 81
The Plymouth. 537 w. 149th ST.. 81;
Shilmark Hall, sol w. 143d st........ -
Vera. 30J w 9th st................. ~ ~
garuna, 225 ". S0th st............... 'V'
Grenada Court. 6le-622 W. 137th ST.. an
Hudsonia 10th st. and Riverside M.
ZIG w. Sith st.................... Ia,
Wesleyan Dwlgs.. 1878 Broadway. ..... 20,
FRINGE Humbert. 300 Cathedral P'kway h-''
La Touraine. 115th 81. and Morning a..
side Drive Observation-Disclosures. "a,
Maranamay. Gill; west lf2th ST.. ."
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COUNTRY BOARD

WILL BOARD and care Tor an invalid. refined
home. companionship AMI care to one that -
able t. pay. Address. w. r.. IoI Broad ST.
y
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

\ HOME. with American people who aim 10
please. In handsome private house opposite
park near subway large hnd small rooms;
triyat. baths. references exchanged 81 West
iplfh n
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NEW SPRUCE CABIN I'M. Omen 70 Dec
COUNTRY BOARD.

GOOD HOME. with private family. for two
elderly ladies'; by month or year; hnest locs-
ton: Hudson. 80 minutes from Grand Cen
81 30 20 so Address Il. lG2 East 125ih
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RESORTS.
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS


On the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Waters baths hotel and scenery nowhere
eoualjed Fine fS-hole golf course. good livery,
and splendid roads for riding. driving. and
autOmobilng.
NEW YORK OFFICE, PLAZA HOTEL,
where excursion tickets Pullman reservations
and special Information may be obtained.
NEW HOMESTEAD - Modern, hiSh-cla5s
hotel Stop-oycr allowed at Covington, Va, on
through tickets for side trip TO the Springs.
Through steel Pullman leaves New York sos
F. NJ. via Pennsylvania r. r., and arrives Hot
Springs 20 a. NJ Railroad and Sleeping Car
tickets at g. & o Office, 1918 Broadway, also
Offices Pennsylvania r. II. and connecting lines.
FRED STERRY. Manager.
Hot Springs, Va.
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however. a thirteen pound boy made his APP
pearance. Both mother and child are dOlhs
s,l
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LOWEST
RENT in
MANHATTAN

rhc building is open Tor Inspection at any ImG ~
injuries Gladly answered by JAMES II: Cru ikSIAAA
50 Pine st. telephone 227l John or WILLIAM D. NIL
PATRICK. at the building. telephone 800 Spring
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NEW JERSEY.

YOUR RENT BUYS CEMENT BUNGALOW.
Six rooms. bath. heat: 30 minutes city Hal.
Communication. 81 ~. Price. 81 400 Cash. 500.
OWNER Room 459 Fifth Avenue Building. cor
ner 23gd.
POULTRY FARM. VICINITY MORRISTOWN:
IL per cent investment. 40 acres. lO.OO-egg
ca ua,ity: automatic feeding devices: opportunity
recreation health seeker: interesting details on
request. brokers protected. DAY. 10 r. 42I at
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ROBBERS or hTTHACTIVEAESS
HhR5Y HECK-

1t is a mistake for any woman to
don her pretty dresses" and have the
effect ruined by fabby eyes. wrinkles,
frcwning brow or 'sagging' chin and
neck. 1t is almost impossible for you
10 imagine how nice you really would
look in your most simple gown If your
face was free from the detrimental dis
agreements above mentioned
If you really want to get a good line
or yourself as to what neglect and time
IS doing for you individually, get out
an old photograph OF your former self
take il in one hand and your ever
truthful mirror in the other. Compare
the two. Then believe what your eyes
tell you.
The modern art Of improving PER
SONAL appearance has It's place in the
world to-day and it is just as impor-
tant and conducive TO happiness and
individual progress as many OF the
other modern day sciences and arts.
WHY carr, a Blemish or Wrinkle 90 whole
lifrt imc .- 20 constant d'tfinfui Q" your a'-
prHfauce when be- can Doc a1iclf "hn FtiI""-
ronily taken awaE1 dr. praus methods are
m sou voud il.c Tao know ust bow Dr
Pratt makes these wonderful corrections h""
b. ca1 80 done '<"it. pahilt sSIh "uH per
jet It via eirr sou full information and
viii Dee sent fire. 90 amy part OF the WoIld
iuou receipt Of your name and address All
comm uricaticus Will Do held strictly connoen-
iisI. and tho book viii De- sent in plain closed
wrapper and nothing 10 indicate The contents.
%
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Nine-Room Apartments
vFar AIDE.

poweilton. B'way and 97th ST.
q W. 77th ST.. mr.. Columbus ave- l.
cucenston. 10 =. 98th 81 ....'''''''''' 9
80 " 7ath st.............. - 2
Hoher zollern. 1913 West Emo sen,v,.r.,ds
stratf0rd Avon. n. e. cor 8
III Clcariieid io3d :, and R'V'r''u' .
Drive -. s,,h ID. |.
fucI.I ~" Se,S :, Nd Riyersis- Drive p
ne wiz Court, 900 W timh St. s
vorsnlore 77th - end B"a''' {:
ioO.to5 riverside Drive. .....t'''''
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Three-Room Apartments.
Four-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

,,,,... -,,,,,o,- Ccnrt "a w I5fih at $50
Co,npup sal Claremont ave. ....... 80
Heathcote Han. 600 w. iltth ST.. 81
hmesbury HALL, GOl w. lloth r...'.' S q.
Gerard. 52T W i21st 81. .:.........'
The Nathan Hale II Washington ava .s
and lslst st............' :. .,..',..s
The Orgiara. = ". cor way ane .s
Paul Revere. II7th st. and Convent ave "O
crsni View 3 W. cor 18TH st. end ~ -.
Nicholas ave. ......ss. &c %
Eeatberd~u Court - ". cor 1Ttth ST
and Broadway ......''.. '.'..'''''' 40
Encir,y ,oJ. IT'S w 1Isth st. .......'.' -
Potherwood III W nth st. "a
Cor,Iren:al Also B'wny. at iI1th ST ~
Chilmark Hail sol W. ltSd e.. 1900 80
Putram Court. $50 " lOtth ST. 80
Harriet w i2Tth IT. .............. 40
Marc hntony ia Cathedral PARKWAY -
~. Pnternn Riverside Drive q HON ..
. " luSth St. rear c. J. W...'.'.'-' 10
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DR.. PRATT. | aC- p:Cll!StS.
Hour: . :. VI f. q. VI. Daily.
1922 Broadway. Cor. 25tli ST., New York tiiS.

B-To sit ana dream about ~ docs no
good ACTION is what counts. Write to-day
- information
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70 LET FOR BUSINESS puRposso
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
AT THE
LOWEST
RENT IN
MANHATTAN

(Tbe reasons two why the rent quoted below is the)
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Ten-Room Apartments
NFST SIDE.

Il
Dof.,,on. ~ ". list ST.. z..,,r.r.,ds -
Th> Chatsworth. 7?d a. and H''e' ''.. s~
ctoti'm Court II Central PafS -
r.rpsc. Court Ri,ersde Drive ana WV 2s~
ieO- ., Riverside Drive. '''''.'''.,
Eleven-Room Apartment"
WEST SIDE SO,
U-end,Ivn. Tooth ST 4 hn,.n :, -. .ss
~ psinord B'way and sSth 81. -
~ wocS,ne~s sGt W i4ist ST. 50"
ioo.fo5 Riverside Drive. .'''''''
Twelve-Room Apartment
NEST SIDE ..sol
III. ,,msris IVES, End aye a. e Goth ~,
1ne count. centrsi Pr w 81"
ioO-1e5 Riverside Drive ,ts
Fourteen-Room Apartment"
WEST SIDE ao,n At. s3'~
Ell Dorado. Central PARK Yves"
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EXPLANATORY NOTES
Observations taken al p n, 18th meridian time Ar
pressure refused 20 sea level
lsotsrs continuous lines pass through points OF equdl Az
pressure. ,-,,.
lso,herms dotted nes pass through points q equal tenn
,..e daAn only for zero. freezing ~. and NO degief'
O Clear D Parly Cloudy D Cloudy Ram sno"
NJ pepon missing Arrows fly with the wind
tG5,rs indicate temperature, second, A-hOuf pfcOr-
s,or OF on ,nch or more ior y hours ending YES
isrgs, thrd and velocity when 10 or more miles per hour
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau. ]

TFrOm INC IFIDuHt IIuItdu'
Washington. October H.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
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RIDES NIAGARA
In MOTOR BOAT
CAPTAIN KLAUS LARSEN GOES
THROUGH WHIRLPOOL WITH
OUT a SCRATCH.
through Win Niagara River. VIII
Cross Atlantic Ocean In Ms
Launch NeSt Year.

NIAGARA FALLS. y. s.. oct 20 -
Captain Klaus Larsen. % Detroit 10.
day made his second Niagara river
trip M motor boat from the cataract
20 Lewiston Ne completed the six.
mile trip through me turbulent water
iu - minutes. coming through with.
ouf scratch Larea SAYS Do 10
through with rho Niagara adventure.
bur next year VIII make O. trip across
The Atlantic in his boat. the Mag
ara
Larsen started from the Canadian
Maid ~ the Mist dock az so O'Clock
and swept under the lower steel arch
bridge nye minutes later Coming
into Swift Drift where the river
breaks from the ca'm upper reach 10
the Rapids he veercd towards the
Canadian side
The boat rode tho smaller waves
without fremor. but caught bv the
h"rcD current about midway of the
Rapids. she sas hurled In second aI.
most clear of ihe mountains of water
Once fhe craft was sIde.-vIpod and
almost keeicd over bs a comb,r The
Rapids took hardly more than a mia.
ute
Larsen made DIS fr-t ,r.p throssh
september U.s. 1910 The Niarsra
tho boat he u-ed touap fs De- scot
long % feof . inches beam aud feet
deep. Tho engine is 10 hor-e.poWer
About i"I p0urd- of sand ballast vas
used
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EDITOR OF WORLD
CALLED BY DEATH
JOSEPH PULITZER PASSED AWAY
ON BOARD PRIVATE YACHT.
se9an HIS Newspaper Career In ST..
Louis Then Bought World
i0 New YorE

NEW YORK. Oct ,s.--Ioseph
Puiltzor. proprietor OF tho New YORK
world. died 81 heart failure 10
dhy ON board Bots yacht Liberty. in
Inr hhrbor Of Charleston. \ C.. after
hn illness o. two days. The nev-s wss
received here iu a telegram from his
secretary.
Mr. Pulitzer. accomDanied by hls
Younger tpn. Herbert. left New York
aboard bis yacht October ~. Intend.
nt i' fake leisureIy voyage 10
J"hil Island mar brunswick, Ca
"h"r" he had a winter home
Naid" from hetsv cold. which
ltd prevented hlm from taking his
riei eipnrrF drive ir Central park for
aag. Mr Pulitzer was in nix usuai
h'aiih ennn he .eff This city. lie was
LaHtn | on Friday. aud the yacht
p'f INTO Charleston ffIs fluesa
proving H"riouf. frIerram vas sent
Ip DIS wife. who Irff Sew York Tor
ttrlesi0n yesterday. arriving short
F % Tore he died The body will be
brought fD NrW York tomorrow. Nbso
funeral arrangements will be- rnade
80 Figure IN NsNspsperdon.
NJ more fHrn quarter Of a cen
IIl Joseph Pulitzer had been one OF
.n' leading figures In American Jour.
.tl.fn Born .r Hungary in Is4I.
tnn flufffsl there. boz came 10 fhfs
count Iu 1-Ga. rn. sfrd in the union
army fuI served aa cavalryuan
ln'. fho rnd of fhr sar. when he
'oortinu.a on ssv-Hth Pa4.l
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FOUR HAZERS
ARE CAUGHT
one Victim % tne Torturina At
Green slo9e iaentines Men
Nnucr Arrest
AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT
NAN HEIP PROSECUTE.
Siates's Attorney Robb Find. Much
t''denee - su5stantiate story
- the NaEina.

-Ie,.a. A.-rat-r to lc futruirencer
CUMBERLAND. Nd oct -s-
David A Robb states attorney. Sherry
ii~ud'ry and other onicers from Cum.
beriaud were Ct Green Ridge. the
seen" of ttc alleged ;orturine or rr.d
W. NieTiuc and Andrew ZaiIer. OF IN.
iahrock Lumber 60. ~ Davis. W Va
sIt last night and .dHN. and this after.
noon succeeded iu making three NOR.
arrests. Leon Foard. assistant super-
ini"nt'nt of thp Merteni Orchard
Co. and William Hcllmier. known a.
sim Jim. Roth men were Identified
hF Nl"rlng as two 90 ffhose who AZ.
risied in haEing him Howard Fisher
vas ih" third man. being arrested To-
night Fred Ludwir. the policeman.
Henry Mctlary. known as Irish. and
John Eskra. the Austrian VINO w.
roNcd the money OF Zailer which led
20 tho trouble are said 20 have made
their escape.
Mr.. Nieriug arrived here tonight
irom Green Rdgc and said thai
STATE Attorney Robb told him mat
n" had secured number % afndavits
IRON parties dislutcrcsted verifying
the story a. told by Niering and Zaiier
the victims
The men arrested today we're 70.
leased on bond and they Will have n
preliminary hearing Tuesday. along
WIN John W. George arrested Friday
night The Habock Lumber Co has
retained Sailing and CUNNINGHAM. of
Davis. J. ;. strieby. OF Parsons. W.
Va, whiting and Eppler and W. &
'appcr - Cumberland
Robert Stalling. Of Davis. left Last
Night for Washington. its alleged for
the purpose OF taking up the treat.
ment or Zailer with the representative
OF the Austrian government. Tn.
treatment of the men IL believed 10
have been caused BY the men eun-
ployed az the orchard thinking ,aat
The FORMER were labor agents en-
deaNorinE 20 secure some OF In. ,,r.
c"ard company. The counter charge
preferred by George against Viering
ina ~ trespass. Dr. set FOR A hearing
to morrow afternoon. but VieinE said
70 night that he was going 10 Davis In
lh" morning and that his lawyers
case
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ierSe Telegraphic Tips

WEiLE SO John W Fan1m. 4
Ho r1 comm mission merchant. vac fr
.'arfr rd frla. rreu an auto
mobile .r t..rn t. us- riding 10.
beyond bis control end plunged 0ee.
ar eubarkmeat af fra roadside De
rae 81 years old
ST pETEHsrrRg The peaa.r-s
bank. "a fovrruuerts sa1auceI lrstfr
for .s fo bIg fte estate o. fr. Ia+a
Cont lf0 To'-tay at Yasnars. Poland
a1Ira ne INTENDED should Dol divided
among fH. pfaarfs
FtfHTDNT prasIIer- Trr T..
roltel tle business men boz aIr ~.
te able fe Welt ffIe r.fv on f.s .-.-
ar1lEa Wcst FIrrla.
PARIS a French notary who has
jlst Giei. leff 100000 -o King al
t1uso. aud ho1i of le.rs a.I contest
tle brQlesL
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asfor'sheI fhe natives % the Umo
h1m.rt of .Wtee.Irs fcr in those dava
Sis miles au hour vas considered re.
ord iime Elaborate plans have been
made hf t.e board oft trade % ff's
ciy io rrrafe t.e distinguished
-ia'rarrr. and fLef uiI ta escorted
io tne board ot trade rooms in an.
i'mocics. where a smoker VIII b.
rendered them and historical al.
dresses made
Ihc craft vii clear from The Pitts.
hurgh pools on November "a a. an
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FOUL MURDER
AND SUICIDE
Carroll James Kills Fa;nsr.lr Ia a.
WOUNDS T~o Women. Tnso
Suicides a. Pernaboro.
DOMESTIC TROUBLES CAUSE
OF THE TRAGIC AFFAIR
hrs pritchsrd. One % Mou-r sr9t
May DIE Wife of Hurae c,
Only Slightly Eart

Hpecial Lt-gaf.. 90 r. l.f....r.-t..
PARkEltSBr ne. ~ Nr Or' -.
Two are dead another ulu die. and
still another person wa- Injured a- tho
result OF th" murdrruus attack uf Car
roll l.. Jafnes. O. baltimore and Ohio
iaiirOad conductor ~ this CHS. q.
PennEboro. Richie cuuuf.. about D.
O'Clock 'hiA morning james shot and
Killed his fathFriu iaH. William t-r.t
ehard. aged 55. prominent mason.
wounded Mrs ru'chard. b.. mother
ln-ihw three times. and after -laotIfs
nus VIE and inn.c'iuF u slight wound
nred "A bullet tu'0 hIs own brain
James broke Into his father law.
house. while the household Nus asleep
and walking into THE room where SIR
Pritchard. Mrs James auf Mar. Oh.
fOur-yearold daughter pl Nr uud Mrs
James were sleeping. began frug at
the hgureH lu th. bsd bur bullet
struck Mrs. Frl'chard Iu the arm ana
hnother hlt Mrs James iu IN. hin
James Then stepped into the next bed
room and saw bis father iu.liW. Wu.
IAN Pritchafd. arifIuE from hts bel 10
ASCERTAIN what wu- vrnrg James
hned bullet directly into prifc-nr4..
mouth. killing him instantly Return
Ing To the other room. James found
MS wife gone. bur Nrs Pritchard wa.
sull there and H. nrcd two NOR. shot.
~ her. one takiuE effect in her lcft
loot and the other loo her right rrm
Cruelty Beats Wlfe
James then followed hIH wife. who
had run OUT the back door. H.
caught her some sixty yards away and
tried 20 shoot her again. hut -,und
the cylinders al th" TWO reyulN.rs from
which he had been firing Vcrc empty.
Tie then checked her and beat her
over the head with one or the r..
volvers. while their four.ycar. r.oIt
daughter Mary. Who had followed vs.
clinging 10 her mothers sktrt. scream.
ing and crying n ls believed that
James would have beaten his wife In
death. but for the Interference ~
stephen West. e nelehb1r Who Vna
aroused by the uutcrIes. ana fnt.r.
Tered. James then lett his wife living
ON the ground where hc had been
beating and CHOKING her and ran b,rk
10 the Frichard home There he 70.
loaded one of DIS royol,crs and freI
bullet into his brain
Meantime. Mrs Pruchard. with
blood pouring from three wound. .r
hicted upon her ran four hundred
yards To n ncIghhor'- house u lar
pare ieet nud Wearing nothing hrf d
nlght dress. ami gave the alarm
Inquest Was Held
a coronefs inquest WAS hold this
morning hy Squire Foriycs of r.rut
boro, and p verdict of murder uas re
turr-d In iho fritoh7rt case. WITH
James named ~ th" murderer urd n
verdict ~ suicide iu bis case The
fcontinusd on y Rhth Pag.1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30

fHEYErF WON Roy s. rJebe =,
miner ff. f.f1 claim f9r fg-enfv acre-
%. land a.frIr Pho r.fy limits on ubicb
FOND gof running fiIs 70 the
gard
Eh.tE-IOE Teras-Four men
aug ln from under an old Spanish forf
t' hraa1ar clert that Contained
$4,000 .a Do.ns and leueIry.
%EW YORK Slime s.mone play.
rs Tho Thief taa been atfs[s.o
r.'h throat trouble. and forced 10 can
''. ''tera. performance az Daly's
f.aa..r
''.'. a'i.' Judge Dillon. ln an
important decision hero tsr befd 80,
comfy comm. siouers have ne r,gns
under ..r smith q Der cent isw fo
.fF- 'aH al h.Eh as 3 per cent. for
rli ropalrs This ovorfb~ows M
- o0uam Esloa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30

Gaily hedeckeI ir bunting and
flags. with sweet strains from The or
chestra hoauug ouf ou Che breeze.
the packet NcW Orleans. which .s d
replica Of thc first packet thar ever
piled the waters of me Ohio. vHI ar
rive IN port here on fhr evening %
November 20. on route to New or
leans with party of distinguished
statesmen on board 1usf one hun
dred years ago next month The New
Orleans steamed into che local port
and her speed % six miles an hour