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Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16
Taft All Right Personally. but Not as
President.

Tt>itltHA-
Taft rs all right personally, but the
TAFT smile can never be a sufficient
answer for the Taft tsrif blunders'
The president Went into the west 10
ask the people what they thought OF
his administration. and the above Is
the answer that the average western
er gives. Mr. Tafts friends III the
west-and they all are his friends
when he is among them-pat him on
the back and tell him he is all right
when he visits them He i the presi-
dent OF all the people. and no COM
munity, especially if it is in the west,
will permit il TO be said that presi-
dent of the United States. be he Taft
or any body else, could visit there
withcvt being shown every hospital
it
Cgt vf-- The people say to the
IRE Sr0- l.-- he is in their midst
a1G hz- Ir5v think of him after he
J. C-1C. s-o 20 different matters.
This & tcls demonstrated just now
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

Inquirer" It may be stated that the
revolt in China is not likely to in
crease the cost of chinaware Even
china nest eggs are quoted as firm,
and unchanged from former quota
tions
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

seven 30 o'clock in the morning and
continue open until FIVE 90 o'clock in
the evening of that date.
Dated at Rock Island, H., this 26th
day of September. A. D. 1911.
VI. T. RCDGREN,
City Clerk
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

Hoarseness in a child subject to
Group lie a sure indication of the ap-
proach of the disease. II Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is given at once
or even after the croupy cough has ap-
peared, it will prevent the attack
Contains no poison Sold by all drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

II you are not member of the Rock
Island club. you should be. Take a
hunch and join now, so you can share
the comforts and enjoyments of the
new clubhouse.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16
Butler Found Guilty.

Chicago. Oct Is-Earle William
a second check 20 his career as the
boy banker Of Illinois" yesterday
when he was found guilty Of embezzle-
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

The vegetarian, it is said, can out
walk and outrun the meat eater. Per
haps he has to IL he gets away from
his carnivorous pursuer with blood
in his eve and a good hunk OF raw
meat in his paunch.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

Even the most confirmed skeptic
must admit that the cost of living is
exorbitantly high when an ordinary
toga sells for s107 900.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

A New York dispatch says the price
Of cigarets is going up. This is the
first time the public has had occasion
to give three cheers for the tobacco
trust
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

Preferred Peace.
81 want to get man TO beat the
carpet"
What is the matter with your hus-
band:"
Nothing"
''Why don't you put him on the job?"
II have to live in the same house
with him"
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

II always makes a man mad when
his younger brother tells his sons
about the deviltry their father used to
be up to.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

''You want to marry my daughter"
Il do"
what are your prospects?'
"Well, / have a rich uncle"
"Huh. l understand he is the get.
poor-quick kind
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16
How 1t Happened.

How 1t Happened.
"'Smithers has a new car"
"'How in the world could he afford
it:"
"Oh. the family agreed to do without
potatoes q month"
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

Why not begin to talk about a safe
and sane Halloween, too?
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16
A Good Stunt

A Good Stunt.
81 wish l were rich"
What would you do if you wereT
I'D see how soon and how gayly I
could reach my present impecunious
condition"
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

Jumping of Place.
Where do day dreams get yoc,
To what final station?
Nowhere, you can bet you.
That's their destina ton.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16
Felt the Chill

Felt the Chill.
"Aren't you in the wrong pew" he
asked gruf1y of the stranger
Probably. and in the wrong church,
too, ! guess"
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16
The Argus Daily Story

An Island Bride-By Mrs. Sarah B. Roberts
Copyrighted. by Associated Literary Bureau.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

The young man may think marriage
is heaven. still he may demur when it
comes to paying for the gliding on the
angels crown.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

There is no law against pretty girl
knowing how TO cook. but why should
she?
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

Isn't it funny that the other fellow
can always manage your job so much
better than he can his own:
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-16

Monday, October 10, 1911.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
KRUPPS DENIED STEEL MONOPOLY

is not only important to the maritime
nations OF the world, that use armor
plate In their navies. but IL OF the
greatest moment 20 the manuf.otnr.
ers OF armor plate IN the United
States.
u is said that had the NldvaIe nm.
pany lost iia suits. u might have beeo
SHUT ont from successfully bidding
against the concerns holding nceusss
70 manufacture armor plate on tbs
hrnpp process. who we're the r =.
Steel Corporation. Carnegie Steel Co.
and bethlehem Steel co.
The four suits Involved alleged In.
ringemeht on a process of rnanufac.
turing armor plates on process Of
improving the quality % steel armor
plates. on process OF hardening srd
toughening arm0r plate. and on = pro
cess of Improving armor plate.
~ couid not be learned ha-e To-
night whether the German eorpora-
ton viii take the case 20 tho supreme
court of the United States The suis
Was begun IN 1905. and amoug the
Witnesses examined were ynieinia. Of
the United States Steel Corporation.
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PAPERS GONE
DOCUMENTS or FIRST INvEsTt
CATION OF STEPHENSON
ELECTION MISSING.
Attorney General Declares Wisconsin
Political Evils Began win
Advent Of Primary.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Oct. IL
Political evil in Wisconsin began with
the advent OF the primaries as a
means OF nominating public officials
according to Levi ~. Bancroft. attor
ney general OF the state. who testi
fed todsy before the senatorial com
mittee which l. Investigating the
election OF United states Senator
Isaac Stephenson.
Bancroft was called TO explain
what he did with $3.50 which was
paid him out OF the fi07,7993
Stephenson campaign fund lie de.
clared the money was expended en-
tirely in Senator Stephenson's be-
half.
Chellis G. Weyland. OF Milwaukee.
testified that out of ti.1s9 ne had re-
ceived. f5.35 went for chewing gum
He said
Why. gave II 10 young women.
II Was n good argument 10 win them
over"
Interpreting the Wisconsin law
relative 10 campaign expenditures.
which :. ]. Blaine. who brought the
charges against Senator Stephenson.
had declared prohibited the handing
by candidates OF any money over TO
campaign managers. senator Hey
burn announced ~ Was his opinion
that the Wisconsin law did not con
template such prohibition.
The committee sent request TO
the state authorities a. Madison.
Wis. asking for all papers used IN
the previous Investigations by tho
legislature Of the Stephenson charges
W. L. Essman. custodian OF the
papers. said that the papers had been
put IN two boxes. On coming 10 Nil
waukee to-day. he reported that one
~ the boxes was missing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
PORTUGUESE NAVY AWAITS ATTACK
1 SHIPS HASTILY ASSEMBLED
WITH STEAM UP AT TAoUE.
Hoyalists Driven 20 French Frontier.
Cause Of Manuel Believed to BE
Lost Adventure.

LISBON tvia Frontier). Oct. IL
The government has recalled m an
urgent command all warships that
have been operating on the north
coast and the whole feet Ia nov
anchored In the Tagus. with steam up
niGht and day. ready 10 sail.
The sailors who had landed 20 take
part in the northern operst ,ons
against the royalists have reioined
the crews which have also been iein-
forced
This is accepted IN confirmation OF
the report that the royalists have
something armed asiOa; against which
precaution must be taken.
The monarchist adventure on land
is regarded as lost Tue government
forces are concentrated on three
sides OF the enemy. which Is On.
trenched near the spanish border
The loyal troops forbear 20 attack as
u Is not quite cerGn whether the
position aotually ocsHpied by The roy
aiists n Spanish or Por,uguese the
frontier In that dist. ict having never
been clearly marked
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Y. 8. Court oisonissss Suits 70 Re.
s'rain NidVsle steel CO. From
Making Armor Plate.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct IA deci.
sion of worldwide Importance vas
banded down BY the United States
circuit court OF appeals here to-day.
when ~ dismissed four suits brorlsbf
~ the Krupp company. of Germany.
against the Nidvale Steel Company.
Of Philadelphia. 20 restrain the Penn.
eylvsnia corporation from infringing
on patents for n process of mannfac.
turing armOr plate. The decision was
giVen BY Judge Joseph Burlington.
and sustains the opinion OF the cir.
cult court, which had decreed that
the evidence produced before the
lover court was mot sufficiently
satisfactory, either In quality or
amount. 20 establish infriugement.
The appellate court goes n step further
snd declares that two certain claims
In two of ne Krupp patents are in.
valid and that therefore there couid
not BE- an infringement
Ihs oDinion Of the appellate court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
Five Foreign Gunboats Rushed to
Hshkow, China. to Protect
Foreigners.
REBELS IN CONTROL
OF CITY OF WU-CHANG
Chinese Troops Have Fled Across
River Before Advance Of
RevolutIonists.

HANKOW, China. Oct. II.-Reyolu-
uonists are to-day in undisputed POS
session OF Wu-Chang. The capture OF
the city was the climax OF a series
OF sudden developments during the
past tsenty-four hours. all OF which
came about as the result of the tre-
mendous feeling aroused by the ex.
ecution OF four rebels in from. Of the
vieeroy's yaman yesterday. The
troops proved TO be disaffected, and
within n few hours after the first
trouble developed. the entire city was
In an uproar. Fires we're started IN
every corner of the town. the head
quarters OF the viceroy and OF the
provincial treasurer were burned. the
military commander was killed by a
dynamite bomb. and the viceroy him.
self escaped with his life only by
hasty flight.
Among the foreigners known to
have been in Wu-Chang yesterday
are twenty-five American mission
aries. Communication with the city
Is almost completely broken and no
word as 10 the fate of the Americans
had been received at an early hour
to-day.
With the revolutionists In control
OF great and important capital, IL
is hard 10 estimate how fast or how
far the movement will spread. The
officials are making every effort to
keep the disarection out OF Hankow
Five foreign gunboats are stationed
along the Yang TstKiang between
the two cities and foreign volunteers
are patrolling the foreign quarter OF
Hankow.
Promise Foreigners Protection.
The revolutionaries sent a circular
note 20 the cOnsuls asking that for
eigners remain neutral and assuring
them that they should not be harmed
Today the loyal troops fed across
the river. followed by the bullets OF
the insurgents. A fugitive colonel
OF the Chinese army at Hankow
states that the entire provincial army
OF iIu Pah. with the exception OF two
or three thousand men mutinied.
The proclamation OF the revolu.
uonary committee threatened with
decapitation any one who assaulted a
foreigner The movement aims at
the overthrow OF the Nancheus. the
reigning dynasty.
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TerSe Telegraphic Tips

INDIANA. Pa--whle the directors
of the poor of Pennsylvania were In
session In convention here today the
ONCE of the Indiana county poor
house was entered BY thieves Sew
eral watches. thirty dollars and varI-
Gus trinkets belonging TO the In
mates we're taken.
WASHINGTON. ID O-During the
aviation meet from September q 20
October on Long Island. fa.2f1
pieces of mail were dispatched from
Nassau boulevard 10 Mineola. a dis
tance Of t5 miles
SOUTH HADLEY. Mass Burglars
broke into the South Hadlev post.
once early today. blew open the safe
and stole the contents. amounting TO
$4,000 In stamps and $500 In cash
CHICAGO = Secretary OF Agricui.
ture James Wilson came 10 chicago
today TO take part In the lnterna.
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uonel Brewers Exposition and Con
gross. which opens to morrow
STONEHAM. Mass.-After search.
ing 30 years Tor a son taken from her
when he was four years old. Mrs.
Nellie Freeman. aged I'd. has At last
succeeded In her quest lie Is Jo-
seph Corey. ~ Boise. Idaho
NEW YORK Moses Mass. prorrie-
tor of moving picture show. vas
sentenced 20 20 days In jail for "a.
hitting minors
ERIE. Pa Because she vas lone
". Miss Theresa Seib. aged %. lay
down on couch and fired a shot
from revolver into her head.
PiTTSBJRG-John Mcneil. aged
ls' was picked up BY the police on
the South side today while pushing
wheeiharrow load of bricks around
and sound asleep. 10 II a somnam-
bulisL
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TIE Purpose
Of Tonig6f's
Mass Meeting

The mass meeting az the
Carroll club tonight is for a
public expression OF sympathy
for the Sisters OF the Good
Shepherd. because OF the great
calamity that befell their insti-
tuition on last Sunday.
Short addresses BY prominent
citizens will voioe this sympa-
thy. and the need for the con
tinuance OF this great work to-
wards the uplifting Of the way
ward girls OF West Virginia.
IL Is planned 20 have the
meeting authorize the appoint
ment OF a REBUILDING CON-
MITTEE. which will organize
later. to devise WAYS and
means for replacing the burned
structure with a building better
adapted TO the noble cause to
which the Sisters OF the Good
Shepherd are devoting their
lives
Public Relief Committee OF
the BOARD OF Trade.
Geo. o. Nagle. chairman;
Geo. w Lutz. vice chairman:
Herman Bentz. ". C.. Franz
helm. Dr. H. p. LinsE. Sol
Mayer. l.. r. Sands. Leon 70.
Stein and W. r. Stone.
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M'NAMARA
TRIAL OPENS
James McNamara 10 Placed on Trial
Tor the Murder Of charIes
Hasserty.
DEFENSE CLAIMS TIMES
WAS WRECKED By GAS
prisoners Conducted to jail Throuoh
Deserted Streets: No Dis
order Occurs.

Los ANGELES. Oct I1.-James b
MCNAMARA went on trial for murder
here to-day before Judge Walter
Dordweii In the Superior Court amid
circumstances as austere and as sim
pie as proverblal western Justice.
district Attorney John ID. Freder.
lcks: Tor the prosecution. elected 70
Try him for the murder OF Charles y
hssserty. machinist. who. with
twenty other men. me. death in an
explosion and fire which wrecked the
Los Angeles Times building october
4. 1910.
The case was picked from 10 In.
dctments for murder found aeains,
the prisoner. his brother John j. Nc.
Namara. Secretary OF the Information.
al Association OF Bridge and Structu.
raj IRON Workers: William Caplan
and NJ. A. Z. Schmidt, both at large
and Tour unidentified persons speci.
tConf1nusd on risnth p~~
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BALLOTS
ELECT BY ONE
BOX CONTAINING VOTES, FOUND
IN AUSTIN RUINS, DE-.
CiDES PRIMARY.
Flood Swept Away 2t5 Residences
and IS Business Houses, In
vestiaation Shows.

AUSTIN. Pa. Oct. 11.-while> con.
ditions here are far from normal. fol-
lowing the damage caused by the
bursting OF the dam of the Bayless
Pulp 4 Paper Company. Health Com
missioner Dixon and his assistants
are gradually bringing out a better
ment.
The water works system has been
restored and will be turned over TO
the town authorities tomorrow, and
the hrst sign of rebuilding was seen
today when the Buffalo 4 Susquehan-
ma Railroad began the construction OF
a station on the site OF the building
destroyed by the food. A list OF the
buildings swept away has been com
pleted and shows the number to be
2l5 residences and 45 business
houses.
While searching in the ruins OF the
city hall to-day workmen unearthed
the ballot box lost when the buildIns
was swept away. The food reached
that part OF the town at Pcs O'Clock
in the afternoon. and the primary
election had started at 2 o'clock
The box was found TO contain 2s bal
lots. which will change the county
ticket by one vote. Mr.. Bartoo
candidate for county commissioner
had been conceded the nomination un.
I'll a count OF the ballots in the box
showed enough votes had been cast
TO give IL TO Charles Austin. II is
understood there will be no contest.
No new bodies were found to-day.
and hope OF finding others are given
up. President Bayliss. OF the COM
pany. owning the dam. did not appear
as expected. The state constab1lary
VIII be withdrawn the last OF the
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
YOUTHFUL YEGGS
o' soys Arrested at WeIl.vJI,.
for Robbery Of Smith Ferry
Postofflee.

Special Dispatch 10 the Tn,.tt,-
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Ocf IL
william Richmond. aged is. and civ.
ing MS home as Chicago. was aryes,.
eo In Wellsville. near here. this az.
ernoon with two local .charac,srs
They are being held as hccomnIISes
IN the robbery OF the cleveland q
Plttsburg railroad station and pos,.
oniee at Smiths Ferry. Pa. lust east
OF here. last night. Five men are
saind 70 be concerned In the robberIe.
and all are under arrest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
. WOMEN'S CLUBS
Open Annual State Federation Meet.
Ing az clarksbUra Wed
neadag

apcCiai Dispatch % the fnteliirenccr
CLAhkSBURG. W. Va. Oct IL
With n large attendance Of delegates.
the eighth annual meeting OF the
West Virginia Federation of Womer 3
clubs was opened this afternoon ~
the assembly hall OF the Waldo hotei.
for sessions Of three days. The presi.
dent. Mrs Charles 8 Morriron. of
Wheeling. is presiding - suuaicli
entertainment was Eiven .3-uiEht ~
the Waldo for the visitors. ~ the
Marcato club. of Clarksburg. aud this
wes followed with n reception IA. their
honor ~ the Marcato. Tuesday Liter
ary and Woman's civic clubs at The
same place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12

CARUTHERsvILLE. Mo. Oct. IL.
Two negroes. A. b. Richardson and
Rem Woods. taken from the city Jail
here last night by a mob which bat.
tered down the doors. were lynched.
The body OF Richardson. riddled with
bullets. was found ~ noon today
floating In the Mississippi river.
That Woods met a Ike fate Is the ac-
cepted belief.
For some time feeling against the
negroes has been at n high pitch.
which presaged trouble. Negroes
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ATTACKED ~ HORSE
MAN NAV DIE

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. IL
Attacked by a horse while Al.
tempting TO cross the crowded
thoroughfnre AZ Delaware ave
enue and Dock street today
Joseph Fucher was 80 badiv
mnngled before he could be
rescued that he may die from
his injuries. lie was shaken
Ike a terrier shakes a rat
and trampied
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known as suspicious characters were
warned TO leave the city. and many
complied. Richardson. regarded as
desperate. was locked up while the
police were investigating several rob.
berries.
Woods Was srres,td last night for
IN attack upon two young vhito wo-
men as they we're returning home
from store In which they are en-.
ployed. News OF the arrest brought
15 masked men 20 the jail. They
broke into the cells and dragged the
negroes out and disappeared.
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VOTES FOR WOMEN
nsTH.s on S.ly e eSs. ssSsTs sssia y siS2s s.f "'

SAY FHANCfsCO. Oct Returns
nu fne worrHn'a auffrHrr constitutional
amendment Indicated tonight mat fne
rnarrin hy witch 90 nni teon defeated.
probably would ue very small
with more than r. thlusara nrerfnafa
% report THE MAJORITY against fIr
amendment a. ft91 81 nom tHe ura-
l"fity aeainft uas more than a0o0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
INDIANS AT WAR
-Four Miners Slain In Arizona: Eioht
Indians killed BY Victims
last stand

WABASH. Ind. oct ii.-,Mrs. Rena
RidgcWay received word today from
government engineers IN Arizona that
her husband. Oliver Ridgcway. n gov.
eminent engineer. had been killed bv
faqm Indians IN a sparsely settled
part ~ Arizona. Beslde tho body Of
hidgcWay was found three dead
Mexican miners and eight Indians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
TRIES SUICIDE
Fsirmont Bartender. Deserted BY His
wife, Swallows chloroforrn,
put VIII live

Special Dispatch ~ the Tntellieencer.
FAIHMONT. W. Va. oct. ii1Fif
teen minutes after he had been do
serted BY his wife and child. and
while walking 10 the depot 20 take n
train Tor Connellsville. Frank G. ~
don. former bartender ~ the Mariet.
"a hotel. made an attempt on his life
The man swallowed an ounce Of chic
roform. bu' prompt medical aid saved
bis life
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Billy Sunday Explcdss
O0er WheeIing Ordinance

Special to the Intelieencsr ~
sPRfNGFIELD o. Oct i1.-when told about the ordi-
nance passed st Wheeling city council last nirh
psovdns me for using improper language, have
been aimed ut Rev Billy Sunday evangelist be-
= '~--'-e
1T does who6ps ths side of perd-
ton said Sunday dirty rotten whiskey busners
oack OF the whole thing II does to hill Of
beans have never been opposed by concern
thft loose the dirty rotten
oackhearted whiskey gamblers"
MI Sunday virtually exploded Give this inter.
view concerning ordinance.
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Erpiosion rire. Depot.

iAikMONT. ". Va. Oct I1-FIfA
thlH mUrnluE ln the freight feraf Of fra
halumnre a ohio railroad. came near De-
strnVlnE that building far leak under
We ugnfs csused small explosion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
CAR KILLS BOY
SteubenViiie Lsd Ran IN Front o.
Traction Car 20 Instant Death
Last Niohf

SreClgl ui1ratch ~ thc fnteiurcurrr
STEt BENViLBE. O.. oct. IL
Victor. 3year old son of Petcr Monti.
was killed BY a traction car this even
lng when he ran out on the street in
front ~ the car
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WtOOkNfifE. Pa. oct % a man
Wle rrfiatcred 81 A. o. Miller. 81 Oll
CITY. wna found uur0rHrinua ir his rrsrr
in 90 ulnn Hotel here. to-day. evi-
fenllf haViuE taken an overdose Of
laudauum.
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REPUBLICANS CLEAR DECKS
FOR VICTORIOUS ACTION
Rodgers Scores
Worlds Record
AVIATOR ExcEEps DISTANCE
Mark MADE Bv ATWOOD.
Transeentinentai Flyer psssss Kan.
sas City. No.. on Journey
20 the pacIfsc.

MARSHALL, Mo-. Oct u.-Havinx
exceeded the worlds recotd for dis
tsnce travelled In an aeroplane by 133
miles. caibraith p. Rodgers left hers
THIS morning for Kansas, City. IS
miles distantS where he expected to
mske bis nrst stop fdr the day. ROD.
gers had flown 1898 miles when he
ieu Marshall. This beats the mark
set by Harry Atwood OF l..s5 miies.
which he made In q recent fiight from
ST Louis to New York.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Oct 1l.-Avi.
ator c. p. Rodgers ascended from
Swope park at 4:25 y. m. and sailed
away toward Overland park in John.
son county. Kansas. where he planned
10 remain until tomorrow morning
He had expected to remain here TO.
night. but this afternoon changed his
mind Overland park 10 nine miles
southwest of Kansas City.
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WARRINGTON. Oct. m. FORECAST
West Virrinia, western Pennavfvanfa
ana ohio-Fair Thursday ana FRIDAY.
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CITY in FLAMES AS REBELS S LOOT
NEGROES LYNCHED
BY. MASKED MOB

JAIL DOORS BATTERED DOWN AT cARUTHeRsvLLe
WHICH VENTS VENGEANCE coIoREo pRIsoNEes.
BODY OF ONE FOUND FLOATING RIVER RIpptgo WITH
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Tire Primary Resolution.

toopsi-s.a o. nnsh P.s..)