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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-16
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The midland journal., 1911-01-20
Wanted To Marry Niece.

Boston. Mass. Especial Angered
because his 14-year-old niece. Feti-
nina Viana. refused to marry him,
Candido viana, aged 45. shot and
dangerously wounded the girl and
then attempted to kill himself with
a revolver. The. shooting occurred
at Viana's home, in East Boston.
Both man and girl were taken to a
hospital. where their names were en-
tered on the dangerous list
The midland journal., 1911-01-20
Bow Fails sixty Feet.

Ithaca. N. Y. (Special) So Howard
Mente, 15-year-old boy. slipped
from path along Cascadilla Gorge
and fell so feet to the creek below.
He had been carrying laundry bags
and they fell under him breaking the
fall sufficiently SO as to save him
from death. A party of Cornell stu
dents secured a rope which was low
cred into the gorge and three OF them
made the perilous descent along the
side of the cliffs. Mente was hoist
ed back to safety and hurried to the
hospital. His condition is critical
The midland journal., 1911-01-20
KILLS MAN; ExONERATED.
Slayer Rejects 'sUnwritten Law" Plea.
But Jury Holds To 1t.

Crisfield, Md. (Special) y william
S. Chelton. a well-known farmer, OF
! Tuiius Corner, 10 miles from Girls
field, was shot Saturday night by VIII
liam w. Green, a contractor and
builder, of the same neighbCrhood.
and so badly wounded that he died
soon after being brought to the hos
pital Here.
Green used a shotgun, the load en-
tering Chelton's abdomen and right
leg, making horrible wound.
Justice of the Peace Mortimer A.
Ward, acting as coroner, Sunday
summoned jury of inquest, which,
after hearing a lot Of testimony, rem
dered a verdict of justifiable homi-
eide, evidently taking the view that
it was case of the unwritten law.
although Green denied that he was
trying to protect the honor of hiSf
home.
The midland journal., 1911-01-20

The wild garlic" which infests por-
tions Of Pennsylvania. Ohio and In.
diana is noxious plant first seen in
Pennsylvania. A farmer In southern
Indiana secured some seed wheat
from the Ohio Valley. and noticed
the presence of the onionlike pest in
the resulting crop. He gave it no
further thought, as "the entire In
tested plot might have been carried
away In his hat And yet within
three years the wheat from that sec.
ton Of the country was refused by all
miIlers because Of the malodorous gar
lie. the seeds Of which are about the
same size as large wheat grains. In
certain localities land values have
been sorely affected by the presence
Of this weed.
The midland journal., 1911-01-20

Shall Party Fight Drawn Battle
With Mexican Troops.

Comstock, Tex. Especial More
than 20 men were killed In fight
between the Mexican federal soldiers
hnd small party Of insurrectos on
the bank Of the Rio Grande. opposite
this point Thursday. The insurrectos
had only Is men, and for three hours
they held at bay about Z s rurales and
about 100 infantry soldiers. When
darkness ended the battle the insur-
recfos held the field and the federal
troops had withdrawn couple Of
miles and camped. The insurrectos
left a couple Of hours later for their
mountain Headquarters, SO miles
away, carrying their wounded with
them.
OF the 1S insurrectos two were
killed and seven wounded. p. s.
O'Reilly. correspondent with the
insurrectos, received slight wound
in the thigh.
Twice the rurales charged the in
surgent position. once coming within
so yards, but each time they were
repulsed
The arrival of 20 more insurrectos
IN the last few minutes Of the fight
saved the defenders and prevented
what probably would have been q
massacre of the little band.
The firing began at distance Of
about 800 yards. The insurgents
poured volley from their .30-caliber
rifles into the enemy, and three sol
diers fell The soldiers replied with
their Mauser carbines, and the battle
was on.
After half an hours continuous
fighting the federals received rein
forcements from their main body and
charge was made on the insurrec-
tos. AS they advanced the de-
tenders Of the pass sent storm Of bull
lets into their ranks, firing coolly and
making every shot count. The fed
erals advanced short distance and
then returned to their original posi-
tion.
The steady fire and good aim of
the insurrectos was more than the
soldiers could stand and they shrank
from closing for final assault.
/ The insurrectos buried their dead,
cared for the wounded, packed their
equipment and two hours later start
ed across country for Elburro, the
mountain where they have establish
ed their stronghold
The insurrectos have strongly
fortified camp in the mountains and
more than $50 men under arms at
that point. They are well armed and
plentifully supplied with ammuni-
ton.
The midland journal., 1911-01-20
Swear They Are Males.

Seattle, Wash. Especially APP
proximately 1000 women in Seattle
have sworn they are "male persons. /"
The form of vow adopted by law for
administering to citizens the oath of
registration states that the person
being sworn is s'rnale'' person. 1t
has not been changed by legislative
enactment, although women have
been enfranchised In this State. and
those taking part in the present city
registration have subscribed to an
oath that makes them male per-
sons
The midland journal., 1911-01-20
Fast Train wrecked.

Scranton, Pa. Especially The fast
train on the Lackawanna road bound
for New York, which leaves this city
at $3.50. was wrecked at $40 Sun
day afternoon at Nicholson. % miles
north of this city. The engine and
eight coaches left the rails and the
engine smashed into the station plat
form. splintering il. Nevertheless,
no one was even seriously injured.
The train does not stop at Nicholson
and was going toward the station at
a high rate Of speed when = journal
on the engine broke
The midland journal., 1911-01-20
Miser starved 10 Death.

Pittsburg. Pa Especially On an
old cot set on the earth foor of a
dark cellar in Mulberry alley. of the
downtown section. the body OF
Mickey McCann. a widower aged
SO years. was found Sunday. Medi-
cal examination established that he
had died. probably several days ago,
from starvation, and a search OF his
clothes disclosed SO one dollar bills
in one Of his pockets. His habita-
ton had but one small window and
the only furniture was the cot on
which he was found.
The midland journal., 1911-01-20
The
Midland Journal
3ising Sun. Md.
BOYS AND THE FARM.

The department Of agriculture IA
iproving its value constantly In many
ways, but In none more definitely and
clearly than in the encouragement Of
American youth to adopt the cultivaS
ton OF the soil as career. 1t is
vitally essential that the children Of
farmers should themselves till the
land their fathers and their grand
fathers have titled. says the Washing
ton Star. They are potentially the
best farmers. II they move to the
city to learn trades or to enter the
professions or to drift inehiciently
through life, somebody must take;
their places to grow the crops essen
tial to the feeding Of the people A
dangerous tendency exists toward the
elimination Of the small farmer and
the substitution Of the syndicate, or
the large individual holder of land.
This destroys competition at the
source Of the necessities of life. It
tends Enthusiastically to higher prices
and TO the increase In the number OF
non-producing individuals Only by
making the farm attractive and profit
able can any headway be made
against this city-drifting disposition.
with its inevitable consequence Of
dangerous concentration. The tele-
phone. the electric ear. the rural free
delivery and to some extent the good
roads movement have all contributed
to lessen the disadvantages of rural
existence Now comes science, lead.
ing to an increase IN the profits and
In the dignity of farming. It is i'm.
portant that the competition among
the boys in the south which has just
been brought to SO successful a con
clusion should be extended into all
parts Of the country.
The midland journal., 1911-01-20


In the matter Of dress we have
fallen upon decline since the days
when the Duke Of Wellington was re.
fused admission to Almack's because
he was wearing trousers instead oi
breeches and silk stockings, says the
London Chronicle. Even Almack's,
however. had to admit trousers with.
IN its closely guarded portals the fol
lowing year. When Gladstone was
~up" at Oxford the reign Of the dan.
dies was in full swing. When late in
life he revisited the university to lee,
ture to the undergraduates on Homer
he was asked by G. W. E. Russell
whether he noticed any difference be
tween his audience and the men OF
his own time. YES" he replied. Sin
their dress an enormous change.
am told that had among my audi.
ence some Of the most highly con
nected and richest men in the uni
,versity. and there wasn't one whom i
couldn't have dressed from top to toe
for a5."