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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-05-30
PEACE REENS IN
STATE CONVENTION
Delegates at Large Will Number
Eight, and They Will Have Half
a Vote Each-Colonel Day,
Senator Martins Father
in-Law, Defeated.

Overpowcrcd by the superior
strength OF the organization"
those faVOring an instructed dele
CATION TO Baltimore. gaNS -. .,.Sr
fight i'm the Norfolk convention
The Virginia delegation to the
national convention therefore will
70 uUinstruCtcd.
This settles a matter which
threatened tremendous
aitst Oitsc. struggle in NOriOik.
But peace now GCiSns and every
body sccle fairly we'll satisfied. -
Tho machine. i'm kcpGiu% OF
this vigorous opposition "a itS set
program. showed Itself uagnani-
NOUS" Il made Cenain touoCs-
siOns which SmOOthCd the trOu-
blcti waters.
Departing from past prcCc-
dents. The party leaders ,cCiGcd to
send eight delegates al IaT-C 40
the Baltimore COM cntiO1. These
are to have OnC-haif a vote cas- "a.
but after tic FIRST NOtc must ballot
a. n unit.
The eight men picked fer The
honor a~c Senator Martin. Scna-
tor Swanson. Governor Mann.
Congressman Flood. Alfred Il.
Williams. ri l1ru p. iS3rd. X.
Tatc IrN inc and Harry -. George
Tue keT.
CO.O..c. e.. BENTON Day. rI hCr-in-
la g. .Alr Nt.f..1. a ID CGi.
>. T.. NCSg. ufCuECr of the senate
from \an>cmond. have been
OuS,cd from the second District
delegation in the St0ic Commit
tee. Ncsl j. HiCClN known a. an
arden, dry man.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-05-30
george v. STEVENS
Much IMPROVED
Reported Convalescent After Op-
GRAFTON for Intestinal Trouble
at Johns Hopkins.

= BALTIMORE, Nd Special
Convaiescent, after an operation
for gall stones, George Walter
Stevens, OF Richmond, Va, presi-
dent of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, is a patient In the Johns
Hoppins Hospital here, where his
condition was reported improved.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-05-30
No Engagement North.

WASHINGTON, d. c. Special
Mexican adVices to the State Depart
fent reported the rebels are
burning bridges and cutting off COM
munication to the south of Torreon,
evidently with the intention of at
lacking that city within few days.
No engagement of note has been
reported in the northern part of the
republic, but the Federal comman-
der-in-chief at Velardena states the
rebels were defeated and driven out
of that city last night
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-05-30

One OF the Galveston. Tex, news
papers publishes a picture of the main
the ship was on the stocks and then
announced TO its readers that on this
deck the sponsor and Texas party
would stand when the ship was chris
tened. The which but goes to prove
that political booms are about all they
launch In Texas.-Newport News Press.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-05-30
DEMOCRACY FACES
BRILLIANT PERIOD
So Says Chairman of State Democratic
Convention, James II. Cation
Shocked at Republican
Fight.
CONUENJTTON uAr

CONVENTION HALL, NORFOLK,
VA-Special- In the course OF his
remarks on accepting the temporary
craftsmanship OF the State Democratic
convention, Colonel James r. Cation,
OF Alexandria, said:
Never in the history OF our party
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-05-30

dent. 10y remaining until one hour he
fore the voting, VII thus establish q
new precedent.
In the past he has cult campaiSniug
the night before the ballctnS.
His itinerary i'm New Jersey has
been so arranged that he viii follow
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-05-30
Committee on Resolutions.

CONVENTION HALL NORFOLK.
VA.-Special.- Following is a full list
of the Committee on Resolutions:
First District-W. A. Jones, G. c.
Berkley and J. II. Beverly.
Second District-R. B. Tunstall. ].
Z. Cole and j. a. Lesner.
Third Districts. L. Kelley, II. /.
Lewis and +. G. Folkes.
Fourth District-George A. Smith.
G. T. Lassiter and J. NJ. Harris.
Fifth District-E. w. Saunders, o.
w. Dudley and T. G. Burch.
Sixth District-Lucien II. Cooke.
Uohn d. NOEL and John d. Easley
Seventh District-A. /. Warthen, T.
NJ. Dunn and r. NJ. Wood.
Eigth District-E. p. White, Samuel
g. Brent and w. T. Oliver.
Ninth District. +. Wysor, Martin
Williams and w. II. Rouse
Tenth District-E. w. Hubbard. l..
w. II. Peyton and A. G.. Preston.
The Second District, besides defeat
ing Colonel G. Fenton Day for the
State Committee, made another
change in the complexion Of its dis
trict committee. 1t ousted Colonel j.
z. West, of Suffolk, and elected A. c.
Cromwell, Of Norfolk county. Colonel
West was one of the most ardent sup
porters of the dry movement in the
last Senate.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-05-30

COLUMBUS, o. Specal-At md
night Senator Dixon issued the fol-
lowing statement from the Roosevelt
national headquarters:
There is no further room for argu-
ment. on last Thursday at Column
bus, Mr.. Taft. in his speech, said:
The vote in Ohio. my home State,
will be the decisive one. and will set
tie the question of the nomination.
ohio has spoken. BY a majority
OF probably $4,000 she has declared
her preference for Theodore Roose-
welt as Republican nominee for Presi
dent. Roosevelt will have forty-rour
Of the forty-eight delegates in Mr..
Taft's own State.
Theodore Roosevelt will be NOM
mated as the Republican candidate for
President on the first ballot at Chi
cago, and will be elected in Novem-
Der by the biggest majority ever given
a presidential candidate This is the
end of the contest"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-05-30
Taft "Undctcrrctl"

WASHINGTON, d. c. SPECIAL
Undeterred by Ohio's apparent re-
pudiation of his policies. President
Taft. Immediately upon his return to
Washington at S:55 today. commenced
preparations for his New Jersey cam
paign, which will commence tomorrow
and continue until Tuesday next.
The President is supposed to be de-
voting the day to a consideration of
the merits of the candidates for the
three vacancies in the upper ranks of
the army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
MAMMOTH SPREAD
WI Be Held AZ Columbia Club 10,
Purpose Of Meeting New Mem.
hers

The banquet which viii be- held I'm
~" auditorium ~ the Gcrman.c olpr.
pa club this evening promiaca 10 h.
, very elaborate AFFAIR. aud much la.
t'rest On boing taken ln arranging FOR
one OF The biggest social evonirra
mat toflmhia has ever known Tb
banquet o. 90 BE- held for The erprcee
purpose ~ meeting al The 400 nae.
members who Joined in tho recent
bCraforH' cnmuafru
There viii be- plates laid f1r 500
ana fully That number are e~xpecfed
70 b. present The aftcrftrror
speechmaking program will consist Of
o. talks by the members of no
board of directors. Who were tho fn.
eiiFaiora ~ Che get acquainted feas,
Invitations have been ISSUED so ae to
make the afair strictly invffatIonaf
and Tho mnmbera who were r~ecerflv
taken into ihe club. viii wear n white
ribbon. % aa fo make ~ possible FOR
every old member 20 greet rarh new
one President John Colomau will no.
w charge and each member Of tho
boosters club is "a member Of tho re
cnp'i0n committee. who will assist fn
i~herrcniving Of the new members
a local caterer has been rnrareI
and viii serve n mcnu. which viii in.
clude an d~cllcacica OF the season. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
'MOKES RECKLESS
THE JURY HOLDS
IN INouIRINo INTO CAUSE OF
DEATH OF MRS. o'6ERNIE.
verdict was Returned Early Yester-
day N Out the Pike Auto Aeei-
dent Case.

we the jury, ind that Mrs. Charles
o'sernie came 90 her death on the
night Of June - while rIdino In a
Rambler automobile owned and driven
BY william l. Mokea reekIessiy ano
at a very fast rate Of speed when n
eoIiioed with a City and Elm Grove
car at eioeh's station on the National
road.
JOHN BRILL, Foreman.
The above verdict was rendered by
the coroner's jury In the inquest hello
over the remains of Mrs. Charles
O'Bernie. n OF the victims of the
automobile wreck at BaeMar place
last Thursday evening.
The inquest opened Saturday with
DIR. A. b. Barnett. county coroner, pre-.
siding. and amass OF testimony was
introduced tending to show the speed
n reckless manner In which the ma
chine was operated. The inquest was
not completed Saturday and was con
tinued until yesterday afternoon at ?
o'clock when IL was resumed.
The first witness called was Harry
Eckhart. and he testified that Mokes
was travelling at as or so miles an
hour. He stated he had four or nve
years experience operating machines
and estimated the speed from the
knowledge acquired by operating his
own car.
Harry l.. White was next called and
he stated Mokes was travelling so
miles per hour, and that ne had 10
pull his a into the street car track
10 keep from being hit.
George Nogler testified that he never
saw a car go so fast and hat II ann
down Reed hill at a terrific speed.
and II was going about as recklessly
and dangerously as IL was possible fo-
IL TO 20.
Alonzo Sells. a bropSer OF the dead
woman. Testified that he had met the
machine at Mount Calvary when he
was driving out in his car and that
IL was going so fast IL was impossible
for him TO recognize the occupants.
q Loring Howell a minister OF
the Church OF God. was n passenger
on the car with which the machine
collided and he estimated the speed
OF the machine TO have been IS mills
per hour.
Glenn Flynn, a conductor on the g.
& K. G. line, passed Mokes and his
car farther out the pike and est
mated its speed when II passed him
10 haze been anywhere from as to SO
miles ifrhour when the car passed
him.
Herman Arbenz hears thecar COM
ing past his house and be testified
hat he tried to catch the license
number. but the machine was going 1t
such a speed that IL was impossible.
He estimated the speed 10 be a mile
a minute.
Charles Lavender. an employee of
the Standard garage, tes.uned that
Mokes drove his car into the garage
about $50 o'clock TO rave a new
cable connection put into the exhaust
pipes and n that time ne mad four
women in the car.
This completed the testimony and
the case was turned over to the jury.
which vas out % minutes. returning
with the verdict as given above.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
OFFICIAL VISITOR
10 Or. Frederick E. Ross, Who VIII
Attend Commencement AZ
B-uckhannon.

Rev. Frederick r. Ross. d. T..
pastor Of the Thomson ". y church.
has BEEN selected By the state con
ference ns one OF the official visitors
az ihe commencement exercises % the
West Virginia college a. Buckhannon.
and he Will leave for hat city today.
20 remain throughout the commence.
ment exercises. which will be held
this week
Rev y X ArbIfhnof. suporin.
ieudent 81 the Wheeling district. who
is one N he t%rt,'teos 0f the college.
Will also leave rD.day % attend the
commencement exercises. While Rev.
Ross and Rev Arbuthn0t are the only
IN clal visitors from This city. 30 4,
likely hat many friends and former
students Of the college will also be
In attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
MANY CASES
Disposed Of Yesterday by Referee In
Bankruptcy j. W. cUmmlns-Re-
eeiVer Files Re5ort.

cetVer FILES Hc5ort.
Yesterday was a busy day In the Of
fee OF J.. W. Cummins. referee in
bankruptcy. and FIVE cases were acted
upon. four Of which were definitely
disposed Of. In these four cases the
creditors received nothing. and in one
the amount realized on the assets was
not sufficient to pay the costs.
The first case was heard at Q
o'clock yesterday morning. that OF
Frank s. Wait. the grocer OF Wells
burg. The costs we're ordered paid
and also the preferred claim OF the
National Cash Register Company.
and rs this consumed the total sum
81 S25s secured from the assets. the
creditors get nothing.
At 10 o'clock the case OF !. +. Nc.
Dermott. the Fulton grocer. came M.
and The preferred claims OF the Ma.
tional Cash Register Company and
the Toledo Scale Company were or.
dered paid. and these. with the costs.
consumed the entire amount realized
from the assets. which was 1855. the
; creditors get nothing.
Al n o'clock the case Of W. s.
Hayhurst. Of Jacksonburg. W. Va.
"aE t"hFu W. uhh IN NHlH case INA
Z creditors Ret nothing. as the cnsts In
the case consumed the total amour;
Of Ss9.7s realized on me assets.
At n 80, O'Clock the case % George
Finck. the South side tailor. was
taken up. and The amount realized on
the assets IN this case amouuted 10
S29.25. which was not sufirient "a
pay the costs In the case. 50 conse.
quenily the creditors here will get
nothing
A. 2 o'clock the case Of the Union
Hardware Company of New Cumber.
land came up on che first meeting N
creditors and John y. Shelhase. ~
this eity. was appointed trustee and
his bond was placed ~ $4,000. NJ.
s Biddle. N Chester. who VAS ap-
pointed temporary receiver. filed his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
MANUAL TRAINING
Products Of wheeling Public Schools
VIII BE on Exhibition Durina

Just what has been done and ls
being done In the manual training
department and the art department
Of the Wheeling schools. will BE- on
exhibition IN the high school during
the teachers convention The manual
training work will be exhibited In tho
botany laboratory. while the ART tx.
hibit will be held on the second floor
81 the building
The Eeneral public is invited 20
Inspect the work. and every one who
attends is promised n treat az some
excellent work is 20 b. seen The
boys ~ the manual training depart.
ment certainly have done themselves
credit. and under the instruction 81
Prof ". Graham Carpenter. they
have become quite efficient In the
work on Tuesday evening. from
30 until . 40. and on "Wednesday
from 2 until g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
TO CONVENTION
Or. Alvin cummins Left Last Night
20 Accept Position AZ Clerk
a. Chicago.

Or. Alvin Cummins was probably
the last WheelinRife u leave for the
national Republican convention Of
Chicago Ur. CummIns left lasf night
a. 3 O'Clock over the Pennsylvania.
The doctor has been cOmpissi oned a
clerk In inc convention. through the
EFFORTS 81 Senator Scott. and will take
up HE duties this morning. immedl-
ately on his arrival
DR. Cummins had planned 10 leave
Sunday with his father John Cum.
Minis. and others Of the Wheeling
Delegation who left sunday nlebt. but
had returned only Saturday from a..
tending tho sessions 81 the PannevI-
vania State Dental Annexation con.
ventiOn o. Pits burgh. and uas I'M
able 10 complete arrangements until
to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18

the people we're discussed. 10 vas
decided 20 aid On every possible way
The county committee IN formulating
plans Tor carrying on an active cam.
paiEn IN the interests % the prohibits
lion amendment this fall
The meeting was we'll attended and
several matters o. a routine nature
were t~radsacted Rev s X Arbunnot
presided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
MINISTER'S
Meet - Fourth street Church and
Discuss Prohibition Amendment
20 Length.

The regular meeting Of che Metho-
diet Episcopal Ministers Association.
held Yesterday afternoon in the
Fourth Street " r. church. proved %
b. unusually intcresting as a general
and lengthy discussion 81 tho prohi.
hilton amendment vas held Various
ways and mcans Of obtaining publicity
In the interest Of the campaign and OF
gotting the educational facts before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18

report as such. and an order was en-
tered filing the report and dischsrE-
ing him a. receiver. and in%structing
him 10 turn the properly over TO the
trustee. Mr. Sheilhase.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18

auditorium. which b. 70 b. used for
The dining room. viii DO brilliantly
iehted and adorned with cut flowers
and hearty plants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
WATER RUNTs.

We arc now on the last two weeks
~ discount on water bills and 30 be.
hoovcs al 20 get ln promptly In
order 20 save The discount and avoid
the rush which OCCURS on the cioa
Ing days. The ONCE will be kent
open continuously from = n m I'D 3
D. M and ON Saturdays 10 s n m
SAML X JOHNSON.
AHHm m-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31
VICTORY AFTER
BITTER BATTLE
Troops of Sultan Retreat
from Reddened Field Aft
er Two Days Strife
ADR|AN0PLE THRETENEO
HEAVY LOSSES TO NICTORS. WHO
FOUGHT RECkLESSLY. MAY
DELAY SToi;MING OF THI
STi;tGETIC POINT
NY Associated Pres,

ny Associated Pres,
Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct. 3O.-Af-
ter two days of fighting the Bull
ganan army gained a complete
victory over the principal Turkish
forces today.
The Turks have retrcated from
a field red with blood. The town
of Lule Burgas was taken.
The battle, which occurred east
OF the railroad from Adrianople
to Constantinople. and around
Adrlanople itself, may prove the
decisive one of the war.
The Turks, led by Nasim Pasha.
commander in chief and minister
OF war. are now believed to be cut
oil from retreat to CONSTANT
nople.
Nearly zoo. 600 men were engaged
on both sides.
The Bulgarians fought reckless o,
iite and many hand to hand encour.
ters ensued
Ihe Turks were swept hy artillery
and trod under foot hy cavalry
charges
The heavy losses of the yictors
may DELAY tho storming OF Adrian
OPP" rnr ,af0-cpmonts can arrive
Me1n' hi,e the Greeks occupied the
turkish town OF Vorrfia without re-
sistanr". and cutting railroad COM
'nicaiion with Monastir are now
within MY miles OF Salonika. and
an attack on that city is imminent
The Turkish troops defeated by
the Seryians and Montenegrins in the
district Of Noyipaizar are arriving by
hundreds in Bosnia. having crossed
the frontier
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31
WILSON ASKS FOR
DEMOCRAT TEAM
Success of Administration
Will Depend on Help
of Congress
ry N,,o,i.,cd Press

ry N,,1u.tcd Press
Burlington, y. J. Oct 80. WhI'"
Governor Wilson in his three speech
rs here today, touched often on ma
tional issues, he directed his energy
chiefly toward overcoming th" re-
publican majority in the state lesis-
lature
lie said 4 am not seeking th'
suffrage OF the people in my own
behalf but for the two instruments
the democratic Legislature and demo
cratic party in the nation.
DO not elect me captain unless
YOU are going TO give me team II
| am elected captain aud either OF
the republican scrub teams Is put
along side me. cannot do anything
at all They will not know what Is
to be done and will not believe me II
| tell them. / shall leave with YOU
this suggestion It is The team or
nothing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31
PROMINENT COUPLE
WE'D NJ tiNiDlA\

SPECIAL 90 Daily Nrws
Canadian. Tex. Oct so Promi-
urut boz social circles Was 'hc mar
riaee ar 8 p m today OF = Nc.
Fadden of rulla. Texas. and Miss Lu-
clIc Haynir Of this city The we'd
ding vas a home affair with a larg"
number OF intimate friends present
Nr NcFadden vas formerly cashier
for the Santa Pc system here, and Is
nov station agent az Tulia he IS
very popular here Miss llayuic is
the oldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
G. p Haynlo o. this city Mr. and
Mrs McFaddcn left az 6.lO for a
trim to California and after Noyem-
Der g. they will be al home In TulIa
The ceremony vas performed by Rev
~ T.. Hawkins. pastor OF the Metho.
dist church here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31
RPHANAGE BURNS
SIX KNOWN DEAD
Mother Superior Perishes in
Vain Attempt TO Res.
cue Baby

Specie. . Ha.y Nea.
San Antonio. Tex oct so. Five
sisters OF charity lost their lives in
fire tha, destroyed S. Johns Orph-
anage here today while trying to res
cue 'he eighty seven orphan children
who were inmates OF the institution.
Another sister viii die as the re-
suit OF jumping from a fourth story
window
one baby m,t .ts death With the
mother superior OF the institution
who I,f' place OF safety In a vain
etfor' to rescue the child.
Another orphan is missing. and Il
.s feared lt has perished.
The three sisters who led out the
first column of children escaped.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31
BECKER RECEIVES
DEATH SENTENCE
Now in Death House in Sing
Sing Prison Awaiting
December 9th
BY associated PEE.

ny assoc sief f.r-s
Os.in'ng. y. s.. o., aH Former
Police Lieutenant Charles A Becker
Is in lh' death hOr.r AZ Sing Sing
prison tonight, under a sentence 10
die In the electric chair during the
week OF December .. for the murder
OF the iamblcr, Herman Rosenthal
he vas brought here from New
York after sentence had been pro-
nounc"d by Justice Goff
Ills execution will be stayed. how
ever, by the filing OF notice Of ap-
peal from the verdict.
In this Hes Becker's only hope o'
escape from death.
II am an innocent man I Vas
railroaded," he said at The prison
door
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31
ATTORNEY TESTIFIES N
DYNAMITE CASE

hF Nhesa NsAFA ANFAs
indianapolis. Ind oct 30.-Lee
ST Rappapart. an attorney who re
ceived 81 900 as a Zee from the Nc
Namara defense fund. raised by the
American Federation OF Labor. tesii-
fled AZ the dynamite conspiracy trial
today. that he destroyed John J Nc
Namaras check book after the latter
vas arrested He said Mcnamara re-
Quested ~
The book vas the private account
of Mcnamara. which the government
charges. showed his Disbursements
for dynamltinr purposes ou' of th'
thousand dollars per month allowed
Mcnamara AS secretary of ths Ir-er
Association n' Bride. Hr.
.. workers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31
Troop, called Oul to Qucll Eiot

Jacksonville. Fla. OCT 200 A. o.
result of riotus iu connection With
the street car strike here. fhr Cover
nor has ordered 0lt the first and
second regiments of state troops
comprising 1000 men -Four local
companies von' or lar4 duty 90.
night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31
New Jersey Historical Society

Newark, y j., oct 30. The 9Th
annual meeting OF the New Jersey
Historical Society Vas held today at
The headquarters OF the society In
this city The principal feature OF
TIE meeting ~as an address hy Prof.
Austin Scott OF Rutgers College on
william Patterson. New Jerseys
exponent % American Principles "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31
RAIN nan AND SLEET
~ HENpHIIL cot NTl
Speeisl 70 Daily New,

Canadian Texas. Oct 30-Hail
and slect alternated here for good
part OF the forenoon. which was
equivalent 10 a nice rain Later iu
the day rain fell In good quantifi,.
and viii De very beneficial 20 wheat
NUN OF the wheat .s up and do.u-
well and this rain today. insuros the
termination of the remainder lu
dications are that there Wi'l br .
very large acreage in wheat .n 'H.l
section
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31

TAFT HEARS OF
SHEIsMAN'- DEATH

by Associated Press
New York, Oct. 30.-News
Of the death OF Vice President
sherman reached President
Taft while he was seated az a
dinner given by the navy yard
employees in celebration OF the
launching OF the battleship
New York today.
With tears in his, eyes be
requested the assemblage 20
adjourn and they filed out
with the band playing Ny
Country 'Tis OF Thee %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31
Sanitarium Burns


Louisville Ky. Oct. 3O-one pa
icH Hs killed and several had mar
rnH escapes when the Martlnsville
slr."'..m was destroyed by fire 10.
i. T.H women seer, dropped safe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31

West Cloudy hard rain 1f 49,. Hi
90 Falls. temperature. co.
Nur'F Generally clear '. iF
I.1rrHI-l ..urrr.'Hr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31
WEATHER
Local Forcca-t

Fair and colder THURSDAY
NeafnrhnN,a f.fnnnrntnrn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-31

Washington. D c.. Oc' 900 West
Texas Fair. rain or snow 20 Pan
handle Friday fair
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