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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-10

Mrs. Carrie Nation was born in
Kentucky In lS46. Her maiden name
was Carrie Moore and as a girl, 1t Is
said, she was absolutely fearless. In
her early life she married a man ad-
dicted to the use of intoxicants which
created In her an intense aversion to
the saloon. When he died, she de-
termtned to devote her life to the sup
preston of the liquor traffic.
Later she moved to Kansas and
Married David Nation, who sympa-
thized with her temperance principles.
He divorced her ten years ago.
Mrs Nations first saloon smashing
was done in the barroom of the Carri
hotel at Wichita, December 17,1900.
She was arrested and remained in
Jail several days before she was re-
leased on bond.
On January 81, 1901 armed with
her favorite weapon, a hatchet, Mrs.
Nation made another raid in Wichita.
This time she smashed two saloons.
During the next three months, Mrs
Nation surprised the jointists in vari-
GUS Kansas towns, appearing unher-
aided and leaving a trail of ruined
barroom fixtures wherever she went.
Many jointlsts became terror-stricken
when the militant temperance advo-
cate appeared in their neighborhoods
and locked their places and fled be-
fore the faithful hatchet could get
into action.
Remarkably few of the saloonmen
used violence in resisting Mrs. Ma
tion although she was assaulted and
badly hurt while wrecking barroom
at Enterprise, Kan.
BY this time the state of Kansas
was in ferment. Aroused by the
spirit of the dauntless woman from
Kentucky. the people began to demand
that all the saloons and joints be
closed at once. Smashing parties were
organized all over the state. The
saloon power was being wrecked. As
a result of the agitation bills were
passed by the legislature which
strengthened the state prohibtory
laws.
Thus erratic as her life has been,
49, .NaAioi was itSBbHSlDlt lOT tnt
greatest temperance awakening in
Kansas.
Mrs. Nation after her activities in
Kansas, became lecturer and the
editor of paper called the Smasher's
Mail.
She did little smashing outside of
Kansas. While lecturing in New York
she created sensation by appearing
at the Horse Show in Madison Square
Garden and demanding that the occu-
pants of the Vanderbilt box con-
tribute money for home for drunk
ards wives which she founded in Kan
sas City, Kan.
The home recently was taken over
by the Associated Charities of Kan
sas City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-10
West Point Diplomas Tuesday.

Washington, June 9.--The gradual
ing class of tie military academy at
West Point will receive their diplomas
next Tuesday.
Secretary of War Stimson Is plan
ming to make a trip OF inspection of
the Panama canal in July. w
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-10
LIGHT ENGINE REDUCED TO JUNK;
LIMITED'S CARS SHATTERED
PASSENGERS ESCAPE ALIVE

Injuries to Passengers Mostly Slight; Fresno Girl Who Brings
First Aid to Injured Heroine Of One of the Most DSas-
trouS Accidents In History of Railroad; Local Hospital Full
Of Battered Up Tourists; Dead Engineer Believed to Have
MSCalCuated Time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
PRIMARY ELECTION
In Mississippi on United States Sen
atorship Is an Exceedingly
Close One.

JACKSON. Miss. Aug With re
turns coming in slowly from today ;
Democratic primary, the result OF the
three-cornered fight in this state for
the seat OF Leroy Percy IN the United
States senate was largely in doubt at
a late hour. The candidates. former
Governor James X Nardaman. &. II.
Alexander and Senator Percy. all
claim a sufficient number OF votes 10
place them in second primary
which now appears probable
The first two candidates In today's
race will enter a second primary II
II become snecessary 10 hold one
That Major Nardaman will be one Of
these two candidates. II a second pri.
mary be held, was indicated in the
early returns The same returns in
dicated that the fight between Percy
and Alexander for the second primary
is close. with Alexander showing a
small lead.
Former Governor James X. Ward
aman probably will be the next
United States senator from Nssis-
sppi Neagre returns up 10 10
o'clock. show he Is leading Senator
Leroy Percy and G.. 3d. Alexander.
ar ratio of 81 per cent Earle
Brewer headed the ticket for Cover
nor and had no opposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
FREE LIST BILL PASSES SENATE.
ANOTHER TALE
OF CORRUPTION
Is Told by Confessed Bribe Tsker to
the Lorimer investigating
Committee.

WASHINGTON. Aug. An day
Charles \. White. the confessed bribe
taker OF the Illinois legislature, was
on the witness stand before the
senate Lorimer committee. telling his
tale of corruption, and when the com
mittee adjourned until tomorrow his
story had not been completed.
Whites testimony followed in out
line that given at the first Lorimer
investigation by the senate. Without
fiinching or qualification White told
OF being asked by Lee O'Neil Browne.
minority leader in the legislature. TO
vote for Lorimer. and OF being told
by Browne that there would be no
chicken feed in it either" He de
scribed in a wealth OF detail the pay
ment To him by Browne OF $1,000 as
"LOrimer money The witness told
what he did with the money.
The distribution of Jackpot" or
general corruption for legislators, was
described. White again told OF meet
ing Representative Robert L. Wilson
at st. Louis hotel on July 10. 1903.
together with Representatives Henry
a. Sheppard. Charles ) Luke. Joseph
:. Clark and Michael Link. The Wit
ness explained that Luke complained
to him IN the hotel lobby that the $500
being given 70 each member as his
share OF the Jackpot" was not
enough. IL was at this time. White
said. Luke spoke OF White and others
receiving $1,000 each for voting for
Lorimer.
81 made my deal direct with Lori
mer.' White quoted Luke as saying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
S2OO,OOO,OOO
Is Value Of Holdings Of the Tennessee
Coal g. Iron Company.

NEW YORK. Aug. THAT the ore
and coal holdings acquired by the
United states Steel Corporation in the
absorption OF the Tennessee Coal a,
iron Company. in 1907, had a valua.
ton OF SZoO.O0O.OOO was estimated
from hgures on the mineral holdings
or the Tennessee company. given to-
day 70 the house of REPRESENTATIVES
committee on inquiry into the steel
corporation 10y expert engineers.
In acquiring the Tennessee COMPANY
the United States Steel Corporation
exchanged five per cent second bonds
valued at S29.0nD. 600. the transaction
having been brought about TO prevent
the collapse OF the New York broker
axe firm OF Moore & Schley. because
or excessive loans with the Tennessee
Coal & Iron stock as collateral.
Much OF the testimony WAS tech
meal. and bur three members OF the
committee. Chairman Stanley and
Representatives Young. OF Michigan.
and Hnnforth. OF New York. were
present
The experts agreed that pig iron
could be produced In the birmingham
district s. a ton cheaper than in the
Fittsburg district. and 81 ton less
than any place in the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
10th PENSIONED
Nan Who Served Twenty Years for
Crime ne DIDN'T Commit on
Carnegie Pension Roll.

ItTTSHrNG. Nuc ANDY 10th
vho was released rom the pcuitcn.
uary horo lasf March after faryinr
twenty years 0f a Ifr term f.r n
crime Do" did NOT commit. has boon
placed on fhe rr waite pension roll of
Andrew tarnrric 10th was con
victcd Tor participation in tho killing
81 wafchWau af tIc Edrar Thowr
son ficoi plant gt Uraddo.k pa Iuf
tho confession OF ono of fhr riofrra
iu liurrarN cleared hIm of aU re
apcuaIh'Iff aud hn was uardourd
tarucric ordered thc mtu paid Ftr "a
month Tnfh $3.50 leave horc f1r Ilan
fart. where hr VIII rrfo.u rIa vif..
Who ho BIAS uut seen SINCE his CON
yiCtlou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
BIG sum TO
KILL MINE
MANAGERS
ThreH thousand Pesos Offered to
FrYone Who Will Assas-
siHate Frank Jenkins.
SERIOUS TROUBLES
AT MEXICAN MINES.
Ten Thousand Miners Still Out on
Strike-Bombs Are Found
in the Mine.

Ell ORC. Mexico. Aug. Mime
managers today learned that 1000
pesos have been offered TO anyone
who will assassinate Frank Jenkins.
the assistant manager of RI Oro mine.
ana $1,000 each for the lie of his
brother. William Jenkins. and James
Dunn. mine experts. All are English
and have remained here in the inter.
ests of theis company.
+. VI. HaymOn. the mine manager.
also learned that two bombs had
oeeh placed in the mine. He has
asked the president of the republic to
order a rigid investigation.
None of the 10000 miners in ,bis
camp nor in the Dos Estreiias. five
kilometers distant. reported for work
today. The towns are filed with
idle men. thousand troops are on
hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
MAY END STRIKE
Conference at Altoona May Bring End
70 Long Conflict IN Pennsyiva-
MIA Coal Fields.

ALTOONA. Pa. Aug Prominent
officers of ths United Mine Workers
of America are holding "A conference
horr with ficH to settling Tho long
cti-tr.rg dIs Is-su-Iou iu District SO
- tho Central Pennsylvania district
The trouble originated because in
5000" localities tho miners were un-
able tD pty chcckNelghmcu District
Co. therefore. established ulI. .'r.cfs
and centralized fhe funds With tho
ll.d frirf treasurer. so chat ctory
miner .u fhc slbdi-frict paid alike.
arI 'HD strong mines helped th. weak
ones
Itis aoIrv Finally extended fo the
atoIe district. al. funds going to fhe
.'.re'1r. fra.. lrDr o. fhr strict
Sine 'oca a.- those af UurlD. LIls. Gas.
-arIra. G1''fNr. Torta.. and other
Cambria county towns iri1 back fhe.r
'lrd. and have since been knonu a4
.Ir.urr.rf."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
ENTOMBED MINER FEASTS ON CHICKEN
WHILE RESCUERS WORK TO REACH HIM

JOPllN. Mo Aug Entombed
'' feet below fhc surface OF the earth
acInE possible death from rapidly
rising water BOO tho mine drift. Joseph
tHr2. }Uunr minor caught by n
cave-in at the White Oak mine on
SUNDAY tonight by virtue of an air
hole Eve inches iu diameter feasted
or ii..a chicken and Iokcd With
friends who are waiting f1r his res
cue
n fourth hole drilled from tho sur
.cc to reach hia prison penetrated
thc roof of limestone lato today
Hello. Dis brother Iu.law called
down fIo hole
Hello. boy Tm hurrrV" came The
clear lut GInf rcr.,
Then Thomas CIary. father of tho
cnfomhrI miner. FASTENED fo Dbl.
homo. whore fhc young mans mother
vas prostrstcd from grlcl. and told
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
OUR OWN SUGAR
VIII be Produced Within Our Own
Borders In Fifteen Years, Says
Beet Sugar Man.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Aug. l.
With stable tariff conditions, tho
United States within the next fifteen
years would be producing within its
own borders all the sugar consumed
in he country. in the opinion OF Tru-
man G.. Palmer. secretary OF the Uni.
ted States beet sugar industry, who
testified to-day before the House sugar
trust investigating committee.
Mr. Palmer condemned Cuban reci-
procity. which he said he had opposed
before the measure was passed. al
though he added that he would not
now advocate the repeal OF this agree
ment. The consumer here he ac-
knowledged. was getting the benefit OF
Cuban reciprocity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
ARTS IS GUILTY
IN SECOND DEGREE
Jury Finds Huntington Man Guilty
VI Killing Woman.-Means
Penitentiary Sentence.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Aux L.
Al eleven O'Clock This morning tho
jury IN the case ol Elhert D.. Arts
charged with tho murder of Mrs. Ehz
abeth Hall. returned 90 verdict finding
the defendant guilty OF murder 30
the second degree.
The verdict was q surprise. as d;
was generally considered that d a
verdict wore returned it would he
either first dcgrr. murder or an
acquittaL Arts heard the verdict
read without a tremoT His crippled
wife wept and other relatives SHOW
ed signs of emotion. tlt the sam,
stOlidncss that marked bis conduct
throughout tA. trial wac cAhib.fcd by
the convicted man.
He did not pale. when. for the first
Time since bis arrest. Dee WAS uaud.
cuncd 10 be taken baca fo jlil.
Ask For New Trial.
aside the verdict and thc motion VII
be- argued later BOO tbo week. Tl.
jury's finding carrios with Do a pen
sentence Of from nye to eighteen
years.
The crime OF which Arfis Uus CON.
victed occurred early iu August. 1910
Mrs. Hall. wife OF q merchant vino
'N.
disappeared from hor home with 30
large sum of money. 4 few DAYS
later her dead body WAS found n
the Ohio river at Catcttsbur.. She
was known to hty, associated with
Artis aud au msrsu-atIon gave IH.
police reason fo b,ictr that Doc could
explain her disappearance. BE was
arrested aud induced fp admit that
In had fHr money which sim. f.o.I
away from her homo Ii. said sro
Eav" o. to lIm 900. case built up
By the state aas entirely crcum-fau.
rai
lu his coll af thc Cahou county ail
tonight Elborf Nrtis. tlo convicted
man. made thc following statement fo
"a reporter q am innocent. and have
always said chat ] was haven't eof
anything asaiust the jury guess
they did the right thIu- but know
10 was wrong . guess ir have tn do
time Tor lt . Won't h. the first iuno
cent man that did"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Cuts Own Throat.

her the young man was sIl alive
n De news. the doctors say. saved her
Hfo.
From his home tho father. ono Of
the oldest prospcctors in This mining
hold. hurried back to thc m mo-. carry.
.hs milk aud st.mu'auts. which were
lowered to bis son
l haven't worried much though u
has bocn Ions while Clary said.
Tor ] Kept hciievin- most of the time
That you were after mo Tho water
has been RISING ns, .u here. and 70
.s about waist deep iu somc places
now 7 don't believe 90 viii set much
higtor"
Men are Vorkr- to sink rescue
shaft to fhc d~.r iu which Ciarv iq
buried 10 ie hoped to reach CIarv
I0fr fowurro" t1rl eld That one
of trc former drn holes penetrated
the drift in which De is confined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
SUSPECT CAUGHT
Mountaineer Suspected Of Being I'm
piieated IN Murder Of Detective,
Arrested.

80 2. 200 p ..- Iufs.lIi-rnrer
CHARLESTON. W Va. aug o.
At'er trailing suspects over the wild
mountain region OF southeastern West
Virginia tOr weeks. Detective Dan
Cunningham tonight brought Nose
N'eior. charged with completely in
killing Detective Jack Horton on July
l"fh. to Charleston tonight. and
lodged him behind the bars of the
kauaVha county JAIL other arrests
are expected tomorrow
Recently officers trliIed Aaron Col.
l!us and John Dodsou 20 their mom.
'ain home and arrested them The
trial has been postponed until August
ft1. but 30 is generally Thought that
the men are innocent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
COAL OPERATOR
Is Stabbed by Foreiener-Willionaire
Zimmerman of Somerset Pa.
The Victim

SOMERSET. rI.. Aug ! unnteI
3d. zimmerman. millionaire coal opcr
afrr and ranch owner ia In % serious
condition touiahf from knife wounds.
Inflicted today by Antonio Sicuian. 70
foreigner ~ir.IHu is locked up uu.
ior ta.'DO baL charged WIfu intent
fD hIlI
SIciIau attacked Zimmerman zoo
-I, Nt'pltnn mIu" of fDo Ouemahon
irt coal company. aiN miles from here
Oboe coal operator i- believed To- have
h'.u saved from death by maps. lead
pencils and other articles In the
breast pocket of hl. coat
zimmerman and ~Icf'iYu have On
gagged Boo a number off lHN suits. 90 t4
siII. during fHn past gear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
PEOPLE
BRING A SUIT
FOR S35O,OOO
Estate of Edward McGurck. Who
Died in San Diego, Cal,
Is Involved.
PLAINTIFFS ARE ALL
OF BELMONT COUNTY.
John McCOnnaughy Now in Cali
fOrnia Looking Up Claims TO
Estate-Fraud Is Claimed.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Aug lisa
bella Giffen. Anna Meyers. Mary
France. Robert McConnaughy and
John McConnaughy. all OF Ohio. be-
gan suit in the federal district court
here yesterday TO set aside the do
cision OF the probate court OF San
Diego county. by which the $3.50. 900
estate OF Edward McGurck was diyid-
ed between Michael and Elizabeth Nc
Gurck.
McGurck. who died four years ago
in san Diego, specified in his will that
his property should be equally divid-
ed between brother and sister. but
did not mention them by name. Lar.
er Michael and Elizabeth McGurck
appeared and established the reouir.
ed relationship TO the satisfaction OF
the San Diego court. But the Ohio
claimants now allege that the two
benefciaries were grandniece and
grand nephew of the testator instead
OF sister and brother
All OF the plaintiffs in the above
suit are well known citizens OF Bel
mont county and the case is creating
great amount of interest in the
over-tne-river county. Isabel Giffen
is resident OF St. Clairsville, o.,
while Mrs. France Is the wife OF the
Baltimore a. Ohio agent at Barton.
Robert McConnaughy and John Nc
Connaughy are well known Bridge
port men. and up to within a couple
OF months conducted n grocery store
az that place which they sold recently
and went west TO start suit for the
possession of the fortune which they
stand good chance of securing.
The lntelligencer carried an inter.
view recently with John McCon.
naughy when he came home on "A
short trip. about battle that he had
the fortune TO witness between the
insurgents and federal troops in
Mexico. The plaintiffs believe they
Will have little trouble in securing
the major portion in the estate ow-
ing 10 the alleged fraud practiced.in
securing possession OF same by the
defendants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02

NfININGTON. Del Aux 7 Tho
divorce proceedings hoEun rocrrtIv
bt John Bancroft. Dr. aeainar hIs vifa
Madeline Du Pont Bancroft on sflfu
fpff grounds. and in which ho denied
fh" paternity OF h'r infant son. were
romhlf'I today whom thc wife fIaI
1 c.unforeuIf lnr divorce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
HOUSE MEASURE
Is VOTED DOW N
Then Senate Takes Up Measures
of Its Own, Sweeping
Aside Amendment.
DIFFERENCE IN TWO
BILLS INSIGNIFICA ANT.
If Taft Signs Measure Democrats
Will Open Whole Tariff.
Program.

WASHINGTON. Aug THE Demo
cratic tariff program was moved up
closer 10 President Taft today when
the senate. by another remarkable
coalition OF Democrats and Repub-
lcan insurgents passed a farmers
free list bill. after voting down the
original house measure so CLOSELY,
that one more Democratic senator
would have changed the result and
left the entire revision issue squarely
before the President tonight.
The "CnhOly alliance" as the COM
.bination OF the Republican wing and
the Democratic party has been called
massed in almost unbroken alignment.
swept aside a host of amendments.
voted down by tie vote the original
house measure according 20 program
FOR political purposes. and then car
ried by surprising concentration OF
strength measure. differing from
the house bill only in comparatively
unimportant particulars Now the bin
goes back 10 the house and Demo
cratic Leader Underwood Of that body.
tonight confidently asserted that u
Will be finally agreed To in conference
between the two houses and sent to
President Taft.
Conference Not Certain.
IL is not even certain that the
house will insist on a conference for
many prominent Democratic repre-
sentatives. believing that the h.ll has
not been materially changed. are urg-
ing that the house accept the senate
bill without controversy. and rush the
first OF the tariff measures up 70 the
President for veto or approval -
think the bill Will 20 10 President
Taft" said Leader Underwood. 81
am not sure IL will be sent 20 confer
ence: l certainly see nothing 20 pre-.
vent the two houses from reaching an
agreement upon IFS final form"
Had Senator Bailey. OF Texas. voted
with his Democratic associates. or
had Governor Hoke Smith. OF Georgia.
as the new senator elect from that
state. been on hand and voted With
his party. the free list bill would have
passed the senate unchanged and
could have been IN the hands OF Prcsi.
dent TAFT tonight. One vote was all
that stood In the way Of placing the
entire issue OF Democraticinsurgent
tariff reform Immediately before him.
Mr.. Bailey announced last night
that he hoped the privilege of casting
the deciding vote would fnll 10 him.
in order 20 show his opposition GOV
ernor Smith has insisted all along
that he would not leave Georgia az
this time 20 assume his seat in the
senate.
House Bill Beaten.
The house free list bin was beaten
on a tie vote Of 90 20 %. was then
reconsidered. changed by a compro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
POSTAL BANKS
PROVE POPULAR
Satisfactory Reports con~ From
New lnstitutlons-lax First
Day in Big Cu es.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.--Chicase GIst
postal savings bank va, 5ssr.t for
business today. and fs,T7e was ce-
posted during the uay by 359 per
sons. \ line OF 2eO depositors stood
in front OF the new bank when il was
formally opened. Some of the depos-
itors came from towns far outside OF
Chicago.
The first depositor was Michael
Phelan. boy. He stood in line nine
hours and deposited 50.
Charles Nichols and his wife. OF
West Pullman. suburb. each drpos-
tied $1,000. This is the only bank
Will trust since | lost $4,000 twelve
years ago in a bank failure" said
Nichols. after making his deposit
william Lupee. six years Old. was
the youngest depositor. He was ac-
companied by his mother. and carried
Goo pennies in a large stein. When
the doors closed at p. III. nearly
l5O were turned away.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-One hundred
and seventy TWO persons deposited
money during the opening days busi-
ness of the postal savings bank. at
the general postonice here. \ num-
ber OF persons. unfamiliar with the
iact that brooklyn residents could
not deposit money i'm the postoffce
on this side OF the river. were turned
away, and the bank was kept opeu
an extra half hour after five O'Clock.
in order To accommodate persons whc
We're stiil In line then. The money
deposited today amounted TO S3.1I5.
Twentyfour depositors put in SlOO
each.
BOSTON. Aug. The results of
the hrst days experience with the
new postal savings plan In Boston.
proved highly satisfactory. accord
ins 10 statement isslted tonight by
Postmaster Mansfield. Buring tho
day POS accounts for a total OF S2,2sS.
were opened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
THE WUATUpp
WA6HrWgToU

Au t.. Forecast.
ohio and W stern
Fcuuayivauia - o.
CaHlnra1 showr-.
" enneadny Thurs
df probably fair.
Werf wfrgirf.
Loo m showers wed
.leHluY. Thurrl.v
probably fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
CHILD MURDERER
Who Killed His Daughter and Then
Tried Suicide. is Removed
From Hospital 20 Jail.

Special dispatch to the rntai1rencer.
PARkERSBURG. W. Va. Aug. II
Fearing De might effect his escape.
even though he bad been chained 20
bed in city hospital. William Allen.
slayer o. his two year old daughter.
was removed this afternoon TO the
Nunty Jail Allen murdered his child
With shot gun threo weeks ago and
then attempted 10 Kill himself. but Is
on the road 90 recovery Prisoner
claims ~ remember nothing whatso.
ever about The shooting OF the baby
and himself The September grand
jury will investigate the case.
Cuts Own Throat.
SCRANTON. Pa. Aug Christian
Wchrlc. accd IS. who lost Ice and
nu arm in an explosion year ago.
killed himself today ty cutting his
throat With bread knife of his home.