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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25

- pdul 8sruins. Der iih i'm Gntsn
Somariter SoIpital elmer Operation
untersos, puroe nat ieiner hteltgsn
Bobnunq sebradt, Gr befinbet lth
aui pem Bsgs Der Seherung.
Srene Barter, Der BON ben
8roboeItporsnen Der Shldssrs' uno
bes Qnsriiis aui 9us. W. Ueenntnser
aneetIaet nor, puroe geitsru abeno
i'm areiseeriht BON ben SeIhperener
bon Der glntIaas freigeiproden.
9puoutteur graop pon Der a.e.
DipiIipu Der 6. IL. e. gobn, nnte Der
Geutpn Station ipobnbuft, erlttt elnsn
Brub bss 5tIufelbeins, ais ieEns
GubooIs nabs paris, an., bel sinsr
iharfsn Surpe umfiel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25

S3onifirune BON Wiih.
Gsilosm ss fsitftsbi. bab mii5i!ie pom
Cson Srintlpdfer Don allen itaeIi
dsn asimsn ssrsinigt iptrosu tam.
bai man geriuhe unisrnommsn. oasa
isibt Vsrfcbrtn auh auf aHosre fIiii
Iiee Rabrunssmitis! dnSulpenoeu. in
Der ttsannitn Msierei pon Wolls In
Berlin iinb 81 bisism 3iped pIonmdbi.
az Usriudx mil Mild, unisrncmmen
iporoen. 6i.rbei tai fih iebod sts
3sisi. oab fir oisisn 3lpsd bns G3onis
hrunssosrfnbrsn prntiilH unbrauf.
bar III. Die fhGDlihen Refine lpsr-
DEN ipobl ssritSrt. abtr slsinxitig
lptrDsn Ausfeben nnb 0sfnmnd nr
Wild Derortie bseinirGniiai, bab bic
Dilh ols unperi1uflidb betraftei psy
ben mub. Doseesn ipuros IeitssFtai,
bnb cine nit Cson bsbdnbslie Hu,lxr,
iahns iid lptienili& ftneiIsr uao !sits
ier pesbatttrn last; ipis lpeit bisjsrgsr.
knHtni6 fiir bic Nuttsrbsrsiiuna wss
beutnna oeiDiunfn tam. In ksch bsu.
T. ue4 ni4t ~ iasen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25
gsrsiaieie Ednasr.

Inter Der asiiu ne ihrts Tlsiftus
eouis ghraoii bitlteu bic 9ersinistsn
5Gnatr eeft,rn Abenb in Der Central
surnbaat cine Wa,fnprobe fir bas.
am 10. Ropsmber b. J. in Der Ulafits
bdlls ab3ubnlssnbe goiislisoertons.rt
ob. glut, peritIben puroen bic arrans
1einenis fir ben 0srtauf Der Sins
trlitstorten esiroffen uno prdiiosns
ghds. u. Shmibt ermunier!t bic aHs
peienosn, perf0nIit uno IN ibrtn Der
sinsu an.s aufsubiti,n, I'm ben fiHurs
si.len GrfOla bss aonSris gu ii6srn.
gt3iioli6 b,s ssiangli6en Grfolges
iprebs n isin Wori, oa Der.
isIbs iein.r aniiGt mad, niti aus
bl.i6,n tonne. Die Bort, ots prdfis
oenien iancen alaemsinsn 4nfIaHl
unp unte anber,r ptripru6 6trE
Soffmdnn, bab CT ieinerieiis min
oeiisns fir $500 ginlaBtarien abiesr
puroe uub um feline Dorit 3u btftdi
tiaen, Iisb tr bet bem Setrttdr Ssrrr
Sulius Siemltr iofort eisis ansch
rtIupiren.
Die ndhits grobe finoei am ScrH
.aa ben %. b. d.. Rahtmitioss
llbr, in Der Central 5nrnbole itntt
pod9 nsrben ols S,dnssr srfuhi. lid
nm 2 llhr Dor Der Muiitbnut tinsu
| finoen, neil bor. Elm 9ruppenbill
aufosnomr,sn iptrben fol-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25
Eterblidfeitsberidbt.

.scbn 5D. 3isirih. ] Sabr, 2376
Woriaw ape., ainpsriranibest.
9orma asmpsr. ] Sahr. 71o3 Wslt
8. 4pe., Wsnineitis.
eop. Gnappe. ] Sabre. 2030sranh
CTR, unterlsibssnl5iinouHs.
1to. 8oiIe. IT,. ! Jahr. 4l3O gtrs
ginia ap... arampfe.
Mm. eiari. 63 Sabre. eineinnui'
Eanitorium, 6er3perfettun1.
Sotn On. @sroien. 81 Sabre, 21Ss
80. 6. gpsnus. SHqusft.
Dslmor H.is. 2 Sabre, 68o2 Ulair
Ctr, Geblsopileibsn.
annu M.aebsr. AZ Sabre, 0lsnoale
g., Bluifturs.
aulu gonfielD. 30 Sabre. 1113 90
8. 9lpe., ShipinDiufi.
gecra Ssibsrt. % Sabre. 1927 Wn
bnfh Aps., ShpinDjuhi.
Glins pfiiier. 10 Sabre, 2O24 Dun
lap Ctr, Iungenidtarrb.
Tlothias gitilinssr. 81 Sabre. SO
gorl Ctr. Wiasentrebs.
CLARA 1ismsper. 80 Sabre. BOT:
golerain aptnus. Risrsnlnben.
s(nna Wsper, 90 sSahre, 1912 Rut
Ctr, Snqueii.
| Gbriitian Gsrtuns. 81 Sabre. I
Mpsnns unb apori Ctr. Jnqu.if.
SOhn sJrphmilIsr, 81 Sabre. So
| oariabt Mps., GhipinoIudt.
4 filDa Aus. % Sabre. 673 Tell
alpt.. 5nqusii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25

asnsimmer, an Der Dort Str. Jrls.
Imonoa Waull uno Wlon'ea Sutts
tomp poren bic Soliiter.
- Gpuntp. .4TeFpr Boone 9osnen
bat feline 4rbsit fir oieiss Sabr be-
snost. Die ITeBments itno nur etn
psuio ibsr 1910 srhpbt. 9srr Sosnsn
fiimmerte Ii6 bel ieiner arbsit ntpt
nm bic ItGotiIhsn ATTACHMENTS, ionoern
Ihdbte nit ieineu 4hiitenten oas Sano
nado Isiner periDnlihen Inliht an.
Gr madte Rsouttionen uno Grhohuns
oen, 10 pab pus 2ano 70 plel als mpe'
lih in elmer Qotolitdi 1leihmdble ab7
oelhdbt ipuroe. Ssin &ritt piro Ter
fio iein fpenu Der Gpuutpitsu:raus
1ieidunosratb in SiBuna tritt.
- 5tapttlert Sobn 70. Dapis bat
Ieiu G}eiud fir nohmaligs 3abIuHs
Der Stinmen Der primdtpahl 3urut
osncmu,eu, pu CT gu Der lleb:r3su5un9
tam baB uhus 2lffioapits Der psrlo-
reu bic bic geihperssn ertobsn, o1s
8eriht fiilflos lei, oas SeIuh fur
/ Nisoersdbhln9 rer Stimntsn 3u9sHepz
miqen. Fernsr bdttsn ft Die Bd6Iz
apmmiTdre qstpeigsrt, oem 8s'ud9e
hor an ftenten oa 'ie teire Surtso.t'
ticn baben uno oab iibsrhaupt tetn 9es
FEB sriitirt, oas stpas p:rartl9es nor.
ihreIbt.
- In Der neusn 6ale an Der iuo
1Itlihen Gde Der 9. uno NaiblH9tof
2tpsrue fono asitern Nbeno be srlt'
0eryammluna bes osutft'amsritani
iten Gtaotperbaros it1tt. 9srr Ho
bert 8. Sorael fubrte oeH SorIiB uni
Ssrr Carl Rieosr Dos grototou. per
Heinburo mahts Die IsIegaten aut
merriam auf ben geItlub IN getrel
tss arunses fir ooS qtntotH Dent
nal. IS nurbsn So 3u ote'tH 3rec
erloubt. 4ufoenOmmen tpuroen Gouii
GiisnIdmiot uno Jrant Honosmahn
tQlls apmmittss fir Ole Arran3Irunt
Z Der ginlpeibungsfejsr Der nsusH oau
purper Csnalo arsttn, 4nton Shs
ben, Trsp. Jabsr, aIbsrt Stduo1n''lsT
, Sobn 8munoer uno 9eoras Ebo'
pruauut
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25

Samiltuu anseiseu, eofal. .ROtijen
une Vruiafeiten ilnn abSugcben Gfe
Der 4. uuo Charles Strase. lluitr
Naent FIR SamilteH iuubut Re. 3Ol
gaoro Sronf Ctr. SeIepbon Samiltps
1863. seIephou sairrts aorrelpsn
bauten: 393X gea.
- Gin ,oftipisIig<r 8ahnunfaII srs
eianes iit ssitsrn Dtorssn 81 friihsr
Stunos eine Weeile iiiolic1 bon Wlduos
Citation, iHosm feds DassOns oss
iabIia iabrenotn Big Sour 9u'tr5us
ass glo. II entg!stiten uno 3ertr!ima
inert ipuroeu. 9rei Ganoitrsitsr,
tpeide uls blinpe gdHaaisre auf pem
! 3uqe fuhren, purosn aus ben 1rims
msrn unbsnsutsno Dsrlebt htroorgtsos
gen. Stint Der Dagsons Iparsn NIT
| automobilen belabsn, pelte Hart be.
ihaoiat lpurnen unb ollein etntn Der
I luIt pom $1,000 n,rurfahteu. De,
| WQterialihaben, ben Die gabn erlei'
bet, III nod srober.
Der autopfie 3ufolse III antbo
np Dolts an 5sr5srnsiisruns ssftprl
ben.
Dm. Sunt fpuroe porseiterr
absnD psrbafist. neil sr ben Wotor
mann oobn 5ouano ppr benz Borts
Taal Der Obio Gleitriidsn gabn I'M
8eTi6s idlua ihm ieine gOIDens LIB
aus Der 5aihs rib uHo nit alIsr Ge
malt uuf Die Strabe Thieuoerte. 5nn
mub aubsr $50 unD Geridtstoftel
aud nod Die Rsparatur Der nhr be
3ablen.
eSobn Hapsr ipurps seftsrn Mpr
aen bon benz DumanitGtsbeamien g)s
riaan perbaftet, iDeil er fir iein
drau, Die ibrsr Nisberiunft sntessen
iisbt, niht iorste. Raber DeriprGs
8eHerung.
Dns Suprems.ritt entihieb q
tern gu 9uniten BON emilia Blum
pelte bic Gfdbt 4amilton auf Ghe
DenerfaB perilogt bate. Die gsrbtl
lisruns elmer Sirabe kiAabist. bo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25
usfaiIe.

Games 8. Cite, Elm SO Sabre al
ten aiifer. BON 80. 1928 MsNiden
Apenue, fam etitern on Der Eprins
Orope, nabe bsr Warfbal 4penu..
beim yerlaffsn einer GIdrt etrrbs
Gar gu Doll unb 3Os fih fhmer3bofts
apntufionen unb AbihiirfuHssn 5lI
er purbs pom Greunben beimssbrahi.
- Nm. Norman. BON gp. 1906
Dine Ssrobe. esrietb eeftern an Der
gde ber uniperiitp uno 8urHtt 4ps.
init BEN reHten 6ubseieHi unirr sinsr
Hpbleup1gen. Or lDurDe in poirolpa'
ssn s mad bsm iidbtishsn aoipiial g.
bfeebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25

polisi!,sn Callahan in empfdna &c
noninsn unb icfprt rpi.otr nnisr Ger
anslaa., elm 5uitisfIiittIins su isiH,
einaeiptrrt su fptrben. 8s8tn ols 0t.
funaens lisatn in eopinptcn, ap., orsi
In.lonen tpeaeu 9dnencitbitahls Dor,
itood, lpeipertt n. Ft, chne auslisfs'
rrinaspapisr. nath gopingtcn suriid3us
frhYgu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25
Qaheaeitbill.

Die 40 Sabre alit, anseblif Fpohs
nunasloIe Ran Dupont. lpeld)e Dor
I1naerer 3eit ipeaen gobeH0iebiiabls au
|einer Nrbeitsbausliraft rerurtbeiIi
rDrDtn mar, nurbs etitsrn aus BET
|Anrdlt snilansn, nm BON Sem Gt1fims
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25
]llatrone zines geinls erjd6d, mic
Gie 40 KinOer 6rdftig er6dn.
sie aibt benielbtn Batter Sobns Wtolaltl. ilm
osreu Grfdltunetn 81 iurirtn nno he IN
ptriefter 6einnobeit 81 erbalttn.

n hissn
afsin
suisNsAHeuna
sagrein prompts etIthfnra
tst
eir
a ben a1
ausrf sdastAEt i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25

MIR eieies gloit ruurosn stfiesn bon
ben Spti.un g. alein 6 Bro.
Rr. 435 Race G.rabs, folstnce 4sm'
perniur unisriHi.be rsaifrirt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25

aampf INN bic DsltmstIttrlt'oli.
9isrtss Spisl Der SsrIe sum Nus
trao o,braht. Sisa Der 4I'h!s'
iirs" ilb,r bic ~HisisH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25

GnoIih ionnt, aeIttrn in ghiinesl'
phin ods uierts Epitl oer Sere nm
bic BeItmeirsgihofi. lpslfts an 'un'
1oosn eurh Rtesn DsrhiHotrt porosn
mar, gum aastraa esIaneen. 1ros
b.s Sounniheius hsrricte empfinos
lihs adlu i'm goIIpuri. 10 bnb BON
ben 5000 3uitdusrn tptntse ohnt
ibrs llsbersi,kr a.tommtu lporen.
Die Rem Yor,er ginstn iis8ss'
muibia in oenaompi, pahrene bic
,.atblei.n" iisets sepiB ou'iraitn.
g.ioe alubs ipurosn bei ihrsm sr'
Ihsinsu auf BEN SpitlpIas nit lnngs
unhaI,ennsm Subel smpianaen.
1Fiir oi. .Hieisn" btoisntsn Nlats
:bepfpn uub W,ptrs bas gtfhSs ass
asH gsnper uno Ibomas fir be
.aibIstics". WnibDfpn tpuros IN
s. @anas burh Wilt. oba.Ioii, Der
ben G3ennern nur tinsu uupsidhrIitsr
srsfier eriaubis. Die pbi!cosIphiael
| mch..n IL 9reifsr unc / 6sblsr &C.
asu S beStp. 3 Der Rsp Dcrter. Wni
Der iann,s quftfahlsr sur gnns gs'
asn 6 Dee Ratbslpiou uno | DC:
Miitie. gluf beiosn SsiitH ipuroe i
| Gin guipab psrfdentt. Dir .aibls
iics" oerponnen nas Spisl ourh ihr
llsb,rIseenheit ON Bat uno tDei! II
ibrs 1reffsr rst3issitis iitertsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-25

Tus SpIti;
gsw g)Ori 2oooSoo00-2
Qhilooelpbia 0003t000*-4
EttIlung etr GIubs:
Sen. 8erl. gro5.
QhilaoeIphia 3 j 100
psp g)orf j 3 go
Seuts 'finott bas finite SpisI Der
Gerie In Rerp Dori itati. SalIs Die
.!IfisIen4 pisbsr unterlieesn. III otr
aonpf al Gnp<. Oetpinnen iis. ID
finbet mcrssn 5oriissuns osfslkr
in philadelphia itutt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-08
Storms and Heat
Deaths From Both Sources II Phila-
delpha and Vicinity Friday.

PHILADELPHIA. July Twenty
one more victims by the neat here to-
day bringing the total number OF
deaths during the present hot spell 10
50. 4 fourteen mile an hour breeze
brought some relief this afternoon.
the temperature dropping from 90 de-
grees at O'Clock To- - at 8 O'Clock
tonight
Tonight the temperature IS lower
than al any time during the past
four days
storms occurred in several parts Of
the state Tonight. Charles Seitz. "A
farmer. was struck by lightning and
Instantly killed AT Campbclls station.
near Columbia. His clothing was rip
ped from his body and his shoes were
torn from his feet
4 cloudburst swept away goo feet
Of the track Of the Pennsylvania rail I-
road between Shocks Mills and COL
lins. and trains were obliged to re-
turn to Harrisburg and Columbia 20
be sent over a different route.
twenty six degree drop in the
tenpertatur" occurred in Columbia.
wher" trees. poles and wires were
throVn % the ground by the force OF
the storm
Two barns were struck by lightning
in Schuylkll county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-08
Two Drowned
In Big Creek
Children Are Victims While Mother
Has Narrow Escape From
Watery Grave.
CROSSING CREEK IN
BUGGY AFTER STORM.
Drowning at Parsons When Man
Fell From Horse-Heat Vic
tins at East Liverpool.

STEUBENNILLE. o.. July The
big storm of tonight caused consid-
cradle damage in this section. The
rain came down in torrents. accom-
panied by a big electrical display.
Streams in a Tew moments were
turned from tiny rivulets flowing
through parched banks to raging tor
rents at food stage. Two children.
Homer and Harry Kirkpatrick. aged 3
and years, were drowned in the
Wits creek. just north OF this city.
while their mother had a narrow es-
cape from drowning. The family at
tempted TO ford the swollen stream
In buggy when the vehicle was over
turned by the rushing water and the
trio thrown out. The children sank
almost Immediately. The rescue of
the mother was accomplished by her
husband who was driving Just ahead
in wagon. The rescue was made
with difficulty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-08
Attorneys Fight
In u. S. Court
ROUGH AND TUMBLE COMBAT IN
JUDGE DAYTON'S COURT.
District Attorney Waugh and Judge
Blizzard combstants-9oth
Are Fined.

PARKEBSBj re-. W Va. July -
a rough and tumble fist fight before
the bench Joe United States Judge
Dayton's court occurred here to-day
during the temporary absence Of tho
Judge. and was participated In by
Judge Reese blizzard and United
states District Attorney Roy Waugh
other attorneys inside the ran sepa.
rated the bellig"rcrts and Judge
Dayton. ON HE return 10 court. i'm
posed q fine of $50 for contempt or
court
The trouble did mot como uncvpccf.
cd. as late Thursday afternoon fro
attorney had somc words. judge 1917.
yard insinunting that Attorney WAUGH
had tried fo slip some papers IN the
Jury which had uof boon offered iu
court iu condemnation proceeding
hy tho government fo acquire certain
property Waugh resented tho charra
and Judge Dayton roprimanded .tudgc
blizzard Toda fn ftc arguments OF
fhe case Judge lIIIIyard mnde further
charges and tloN we're resented hv
Waugh Tho trouble became unite
general and tho two attorneys finally
came fo blows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-08
Two Birdmen Plunge i'm Atlantic
English Peace Pact Certain
SinleSS Kisses
Mrs. Bridges Admits kissing Prophet
See in Holy SaIutation-called
Him Dear.

CHICAGO. July Mrs. Lucille
Bridges frequently kissed Evelyn
Arthur See. founder OF the Absolute
Life cult, called him dear" and
wrote letters 70 him while he was in
Jail telling OF her love for him. ac-
cording 70 her testimony given AZ the
trial OF the cult leader for abduction
OF Mrs. Bridges daughter. Mildred
Bridges. Il years old.
The many kisses ! exchanged with
Mr.. See We're holy and sinless saluta-
tons. Mrs. Bridges testified. They
had none OF the meaning OF the kiss
the world outside Of Absolute Life
knows. Mr.. See IS a pure and chaste
man. II was not sinful for us TO kiss
We had the true light. We were
above sin and safe from temptation.
Nothing We could do would be wrong. o
Mrs Bridges said that she sent her
daughter 20 live with See She ad-
mitted that she herself frequently
visited the temple" Of Absolute Life.
whore See made his home. a. night.
while her husband was away from
Chicago. 'lr Bridges was IN court
during his vifes testimony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-08
Tart IN Speech Expresses Pleasure
Over Progress For Arbitrat-
ion Treaty.
PREDICTS OTHER NATIONS
WILL FALL IN LINE
Address Made Before Big c. E. Con-
Vention on Million
Oolor Pier.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. In
speech to the International Christian
Endeavor convention here tonight.
President TAFT declared that the neg
citations for the arbitration treaty
between Great Britain and the United
States have reached such a stage
that there is 10 doubt as TO the sign
ing Of the pact
i am glad 10 say" said the presi.
dent. that today We have reached
such point IN the negotiations for a
treaty Of universal arbitration with
one Of the great European powers.
that We can confidently predict the
signing OF a satisfactory treaty. The
arbitration treaty heretofore with
Great Britain and other countries mas
excepted from the causes which may
be arbitratcd those which involved
Tie vital Interests OF either party or
it, honor. The treaty which We ara
now closing with Great Britain elm
mates these exceptions and provide,
that all questions OF International con.
Germ Of jusfIfable character shall
be submitted 20 the arbitration OF an
impartial tribunal"
Forms More Treaties.
The president expressed the hope
that eventually half a dozen Europ.
san countries may make similar
treaties Such action. he said. will
not abolish war. bur would furnish
Ia forcible instrument in preventing
it
The president left Washington amid
the closing freaks OF severe thund.
crstorm.
Senator Briggs ~ Now Jersey.
Secretary Hilies and Major Butt ac.
companied him.
The president spoke from n plat.
form on the Million Dollar pier. Sev.
eral thousand persons heard him and
cheercd him M he entered and as he
left Tho pier.
Tho first part of the presidents
speech was devoted fo q brief review
Of the work of rho Christian endoavor
societies
From praise ~ mo society. the
president turned 20 peace and arbi.
frafior which he said could be OK
pedIfod hy fhn Influence of such
organizations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-08
Cars Crash
Two Seriously Hurt When Passenger
and Work Car Meet on Curve
a. Nirqo

sTErBENvILLE. y July Two
persons were injured. ou" perhaps.
fatally. and % number OF othors eue
tained minor hurts This morning. when
the work car and passenger car so.
q of The WhcoIinr Traction COMPANY
coilidod hc1d on on curve ON Lower
Commercial street. NInro
Noformau David Owens. ~ car so
o.. ooh resides af 3f2 South Fnh
street. this cify. and Charles Ioeqo. "a
resident of Potter afrecf Nineo. wcro
Tho most seriously hurt and woro
brought fo me GfI hospital bod an auto.
mobile Tho other passengers. who
were slightly cW hy flying glass and
bruised by The Jar. we're given atten.
tion AZ Mingo ty the doctors
Isosfe had both legs broken and he
has painful bruises all over bis hody
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-08
LETTERS ARE A SCREAM,
/ INSISTS YOUNG WOMAN.
Preliminary Trial Of Girls for Shoot
ing OF New York Millionaire
Ends Today.

NEW YORK. July Where are the
rest of the Stokes letters? How did
they come to be suppressed? Who
suppressed them and why? These are
the questions that Robert w. Moore,
OF counsel for Lillian Graham and
Ethel Conrad, tried to get answered
this afternoon I'm their preliminary
hearing on the charge that they at
tempted 10 murder W. T.. Stokes, the
millionaire hotel man, when he called
at their apartment 10 get possession
OF these same letters.
The questions were not answered
wholly 10 Mr.. Moore's satisfaction. but
he was able to advance so far that he
will rest his case tomorrow afternoon
after one more witness has been
called-the elevator boy who took
Stokes 10 the girls apartment on the
night he was shot. Magistrate Fresch.
will then decide whether the case
shall 90 10 the grand jury
Girls Not On Stand.
Under cross-examination Stokes
told Today how he first met Ethel
Conrad. how she enlisted his sympa-
thies anew for Lillian Graham. who.
sick and penniless. Stokes said. Miss
Conrad told him. had attempted sui
eide. how he came 70 call on the two
girls after Lillian Graham's recovery.
and what his sentiments for them
were. His narrative only faltered
when he was questioned about the
missing letters. But those who had
expected the two girls 10 take the
stand were disappointed. The defense
succeeded in eliciting most of the
facts on which the people must base
their case without disclosing its own
hand. Only once did Stokes show
signs OF confusion.
Are these nine letters produced
in evidence yesterday all you ever
wrote Miss Graham" asked Attorney
Moore
No"
How many did You write her? As
many as eighteen"
Perhaps"
What became OF those missing let
ters. which you admit having written
and which were In Miss Graham ;
posses sion on the night OF the shoot
ing
u haven't the remotest idea" said
Stokes. blandlv.
Detectives Took Letters.
AZ the afternoon sitting counsel FOR
the two girls called TO the stand
James Cummins. house detective at
the Anson.a. owned by Stokes Cum
mings said he had searched the girls
apartments TWO or three DAYS after
the shooting. with the central Office
detectives. and found the letters on a
closet floor behind a TRUNK.
AND hes" officers OF the depart.
CONTINUED on Seventh PagsD
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Want Roosevelt
In Steel Inquiry
Resume Hearings After Stanley Fin.
tshes Search for Evidence
Against Trust In Plttsburg.

WASHINGTON. y g.. July -
Z Hartman stanley ~ tho House steel
trust intc-figating committee. has
gone IN Iitfsburc to scek evidence
relating 10 Tho United states steel
corporation Upon his return the
committee VIII resume hearings and
inquire further into the corporations
absorption of tho Tennessee Coal a.
Iron Company Several members in.
sist thar former President Roosevelt
Dc called to testify ae ~ his mcotinr
with o. ~ Gary and ~ q. Frick. and
the failure ~ tho government 90 inter.
fcro in the mcrRcr.
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SURF. Cal. July Twenty or
more passengers and sailors of the
steamer Santa Rosa. OF the Pacific
Coast Steamship line, were drowned
this afternoon in the surf while trying
70 escape from that vessel. which
stranded near Point Arguello before
dawn today.
In two lifeboats they left the shin
plunged into the roaring surf. and
soon were fioundering in the boiling
waters. The lives OF some were pound
ed out against the rocks. while others
sank to the bottom. Several bodies
were washed ashore.
At $3.50 O'Clock tonight the Santa
Rosa was almost submerged. and fran
t.c efforts were being made TO save
the rest OF the two hundred passen.
gers still on board.
Ship Breaks Up.
AT that hour the government wire
less station at Point Arguello reported
that the vessel had broken amidship.
and that immense breakers were dash
ing over her. The ship will probably
be a complete wreck. and IL seemed
likely at that time that the number OF
dead would be increased.
The doom OF the steamer was seal.
ed late today. when a wind stirred n
high sea and forced the abandonment
or efforts TO transfer the passengers
or the Santa Rosa 70 the schooner
Centralia. which. win the schooner
Helen p. Drew, had previously made
abortive efforts to float her ID TO
that time there was no apprehension
OF danger among officers of the strand
ed vessel II was thought she could
he floated. Captain Faria answered
wireless queries with the statement
that the ship apparently was living
easy and would be floated at the crest
Of the tide tonight.
Life Boats Wrecked.
As the wind rose, however. the
Santa Rosa swung broadside 10 the
breakers and began TO break up. The
crash OF breaking timbers and over
strained steel could be heard by the
wireless men at Point Arguello
The first life boat was launched at
dark. after every effort had been made
70 establish boat communication with
the Centralia.
The shore lay only 300 feet from
the broken ship. but the lifeboat could
rot make II. n bohbed like a cork on
the crest OF breakers and the next in
slant were submerged.
There were sixteen persons on this
boat. eleven passengers and five sail.
(cOntinusd on Thirteenth PAgeJ
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PlQtA. o.. July g Thirty.threo
horses were burned to death here to-
day in hrc which destroyed the Uv.
cry hnru ~ Robbins a Miles. Zlg's
theatre. the municipal building. the
knights of Pythia7 hall and the Union
Underwear company'a plant wore dam
aged before tho FIRE was controlled.
The loss De- estimated 40 100000.