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The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
cHlLDRENs DAY HERE.
Interesting Services Held in the
Churches Yesterday.

Children's day was observed yes
terday morning at the congregational
church by a program of special scrv-
ices, including the christening of a
number of children. Last evening an
able address was given by Rev. J. w.
Sutherland, state superintendent OF
congregational churches, and Rev. O..
Y Washburn of Everett, Mass. a
former pastor who came here to at
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
JARvINEN AND CUTLER.
Big Wrestlers Secured for Match at
DRIVING Park on Fourth,

DRIVING PARK on rourtn'
Alex JarVinen of Hancock and
kid" Cutler Of Chicago. were signed
on Saturday afternoon by the Han
cock Amusement company, lessees of
the driving park. for a match on July
4. Besides the big match there VIII
be horse races, for which some OF
the fastest horses i'm the copper coun-
try will be entered.
Entries for the amateur wrestling
tournament Of June %. are being re-
ceived. the indications being that the
tourney will bring out some excellent
material. All entries must be in by
Saturday next, June IS.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
DELEGATE is ELECTED.

Mrs. Harriet stack was yesterday
elected by the Ladies Auxiliary Of the
A. O. II. as delegate TO the state con-
yention at Ironwood in August
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
SELLS HIS YACHT.
Grant Stephenson Purchases New
Eighty Foot Pleasure Boat.

Grant r. Stephenson of EScan1ba
Commander of the Naval Reserves has
sold his pleasure launch, Stephania,
to Fred A. Mabett, OF Rochester. n.
T., who has arrived i'm Escanaba with
his wife and a party Of friends to take
the boat to Rochester. The members
of the party will make the trip leisure
Iy. taking approximately u month foi
the trip.
Mr. Stephenson has purchased a
magnificent so foot pleasure launch
for his use here aud which viii he
delivered within u short time.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
CONVENTION HALL TO
SEAT $4,000 DEMOS
Continued From Page One.

SPEAKERS PLATFORM was the matter oi
FIRST Importance.
In the Baltimore hall the speakers
viii stand we'll out toward the middi,
Of the auditorium, directly opposite tho
main central entrance. midway be-
tween the ends Of the hall and about sc
feet. or more than one third the dist
ance from the rear wall Of the interior
This rostrum, the heart of the conven-
tion hall, is not large enough to per-
nit much pacing about on tho orator 8
part. It measures about Is feet long
by ten feet deep. II is elevated siS
feet above the main floor.
Back OF the rostrum. two feet above
ii and commun' eating 10y steps, is an
other platform of the same size for the
use of the secretaries Of the conven-
tion. Back OF this are 500 seats. bank
ed ut the rear 10 a height Of Ia feet,
which are reserved for the officers OF
the national organization. Grouped
about the speakers platform, at both
sides and in front, are 435 seats FOR
the press. These communicate through
passageways under the banked-up
seats behind with the company rooms
outside the drill hall which have been
Fitted up for the use OF the newspapers
and p~ogg associations and telegraph
and telephone companies. From these
offices, within sound OF the speaker :
voice and of tho secretary as he an
nounces the results Of each ballot, run
wires that will carry the news Of the
convention to the world
For 1900 Delegates.
In front OF the platform. separated
only by the narrow row of press seats
and an aisle. are the places for the DEE
cgates who come to Baltimore TO regis
ter the presidential choice of the party
in the various states and territories oi
the Union. Although the number OF
votes these states and territories may
east aggregates 1894, the architects
have provided seats for loo delegates
because some of the states, Maryland
among them, send to Baltimore twice
as many delegates as they have votes
each delegate being the custodian OF
half vote. Back Of the delegates sit
an equal number of alternates. and
these 2,i00 seats occupy the center OF
the floor between the platform and the
entrance. These four blocks of seats
will hold much Of the life and motion
Of the convention. The location of the
representatives Of each state will be
shown by an elevated sign.
For convenience in handling the
crowds. the convention hall seats have
been divided into 76 sections. of which
i9 are on the floor and the rest i'm the
balconies The floor will seat fO,C6i
and the balconies 4,40S. Deducting the
seats on the floor reserved for officials.
delegates and alternates and the press
leaves 1920 for the public. These with
the balconies make room for 11,62s
seats for the accommodation Of Balti-
moreans and visitors who are expected
by the ten thousand from all parts OF
the country.
Seats For the Public.
The public seats on the main fiool
occupy the two ends of the hall and
run at right angles to the delegates
seats so that when a speaker on the
rostrum is facing the delegates the
greater part OF the audience will get
side views of him. The great balloon
les that have been added temporarily
TO the aTmory project from the ends
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
CLASS is CONFIRMED.

A class of one hundred and twenty
was confirmed yesterday morning at
ST Patricks church by Bishop Els,
who arrived here Saturday and was
the guest of Rev Il. j. Athcld. In the
afternoon the bishop visited Lake
Linden and laid the corner stone or
ST Josephs church.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
s-s4
!. HANCOCK BRevlTIEs :

Mrs. Flora Hail. state president Of
the Rebekah assembly. left Saturday
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10

Advertise In The News for results
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
MARC0N| HEARD
BY COMMITTEE
Wireless Inventor Witness
in Investigation of IL
tanic Disaster

" Associated Press
Washington T. G.. Apr 20 Tn
learn why a nearby steamer did not
oiier aid 10 the Titanic. md 10 tix
the exact hour at which tha lost line.
was warned that she was 70 the vic
unity II icebergs Senator Smith.
chairman OF the Senate oomn !ttea
which Is inyestiYatine ih. disaster.
today summoned three imrortant VIII
nesses J. II Moore, captain ot the
Mount Temple which pa "a within
a shor' distance Of the 1I'lnic when
she was IN extremity and the cap
tain and wireless op"la.or OF the
californian, which sent a1rning All
will he put on the stand tomorrow
Today was eiSen over "a question
ing Marconi. inventor ci ne wireless
TELEGRAPH Both the TIT ic and Car
pathia were equipped with M1rcuni
apparatus
lIarclG T. Ccttam. va,ess opera
tor on tn Carna,hia. W. rc-eHan IN
Cd today
Tho committee adjourned late this
an 'rnoon until tomorroa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
NEW EFFORT To
SAVE R|CHES0N
Hearing on Appeal for
Communication of Sem
tence Begins Today

Roston. April 25- Tie hearing on
the appeal for comntuttt.on 1T n O.
sentence Of Clarence ' r. Richcson.
confessed SLAYER OF Avi, l.iuuru. who
is sentenced TO die IN the electric
chair during the week of May y. will
come un before Goverr1' Fosg tnmor
ROW mornine William \. Morse Il
this city and John !. Lcc OF lynch
burg, Va, counsel for the former
preacher. will ask for the commuta-
ZION Of their clients seuton.c and u .
Governor will therernlu decide
whether it shall be presented To The
executive council II IS unlcrs' BOD
that one point that will he prred in
favor Of the commutatipn Is the fact
that Richesjn's contest m saved the
state tho eypcns" Of .r.al This "a
pense. Il is estimated. would ave
amounted 10 fully $3.50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
DEDICATION Of
NEW CAMPAN|LE
Thousands of Venetians Wit.
ness Ceremony of SOL
emn Blessing

Nenioe, April - Tens of thou
sands Of people Witnessed the solemn
blessing today OF the reconstructed
! Campanil" of 81 Marks Not only
the people Of Venice. but hundreds
from the provinces Of Italy and from
Ineishhoring countries iOined In max
Ing the event one of internaii ional
importance Interest was added 10
the occasion by the presence Of Kinr
Victor Emmanuel and Queen Hclarl.
Senators and deputies Of the italian
parliament We're present In numbers
while the Vatican WAS represented by
q distinguished delegation headed bv
several mem hers of the collepe Of
cardinals
The C1mpanic which was dedicated
today is perfect reproduction In
every detail of the old one DESTROYED
ON July -, 1902. The old tower
was one OF the famous structures Of
the world For centuries q stood as
visible reminder of the time when
The Nenetians dominated the arts and
commerce OF the world II began as
% water tower beforu the Christian
agc was IN its teens. and doveloped
into bel tower with bells ringing
forth Al the first hint Of danger ana
latlelly was conyidered q part al 81
Marks cathedral
TODAY the tower stands Just as he.
fore. Its restoration has occupied al
most ten years and is considered by
architects aud engineers as a rost
remarkable achievement. The bronze
statues and the famous gates are
again IN place. the whole logria has
been restored and the great bronze
ANGEL. ] 6 feet hieh. looks down again
from the pinnacle n the structure. At
10 O'Clock this morning. as fittinc
prelude TO tho dedication ceremonies
The chimes we're rung Tears glist-
ened in the yese Of the Venetians as
they gathered IN the square ~ 81
Marks and heard the old familiar
sounds for the first time in almost
q decade Of the five bells ~ the r..
stored Campanile four are nov and
were presented d 81. Marks by Pope
Pins y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
funston WY ~
MiNOR.GFNFRAI.

N'shiu.'on. d G April Bril-
.eaiicr General Frederick Funston
cur Of the flyorite sons OF Kansas.
las th. senior officer or his c.a.,
woIld likely b" advanced TO Il. rang
yt m'ior general unless President
Taft desires 10 advance another. Such
promotions have been made notably
.n N, case of Major General Leonard
Wood, now chief OF staff and the
ranking major general cf the ac,'ve
ist. It is rumored here that Cen
.eral Edwards Is 10 havc the place.
Rrigadiei General Edwards how.
ever stands high In point Of rank
amons the brigadier generals OF
whom there are twenty-seven on the
active list Brigadier Generals Gro
aicf' Bliss, Hall. Mills sharpe. and
Allen rank him. in the order named
and " the succcssions were to b.
automatic General Crc.icr would
succeed Geacral Funston as the s.n-
,Or general
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
MEET TO FRAME
HAGUE PROGRAM
American Society of Inter
national Law ASSEMBLIES
in Washington

WASHINGTON u. G.. \pul -. tn,
American Society Of international
Law. which was formed n 1906 for
the purpose OF fostering the slYd,
OF International law and pr1mouue
the establishment of international r,.
lations ON the bjsis of laW and JUS
tico, assembled IN this ,ity to-day for
ifs sixth annual meeting Opcync
tonieht With an address by Senator
Root the sessions win continue uy.s
tomorrow sud Saturday
The s,ciot, has I'HI.I q. d,tlt.
It's entire meeting thI. .cr. to o.,
constellation of program or.an.l-
alton and procedure %. th, third
iagu" conference u fpf. The
speakers and their subject. v.I u-
cludc the following Con George 70
Davis formerly mdr, adprl.r acr-
cral OF tho United ~aa, ARMY. u
The Effects of War rpm Iu..ra.
tional Conventions and Upon rmtate
Contracts Thomas Al.u. a,b.
of Philadelphia on tito Naru. i.lt
and the Question OF rr.riurll Na-
tiers Rear Admiral Charles %
Stockton, president of Goor.c WASH
ington University. on Tho Ccdi.ea-
tion of the Laws uf Na,n Warflr,
Pasnuale Fiore senator o. ltaiv and
professor OF International law IN The
University Of Naples pn Some "or
sidcrations on the Pas. prcscur lld
Future Of international Law llcuy
White formerly American lwhassa-
dor - France an The urg. qitltiou
and Procedure Of tho ihrl Hleto
Conference. and lamns o. Tnnu.
secretary of the Massachusetts Peace
Society. on The Permanent court -
International Justice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
DENVER TRAIN
GOES into DITCH
South = bound Passenger
Wrecked Near Amarillo
Yesterday Afternoon

Fort Worth A. Denver soutnbound
passenger train No, s. due in ANA
rillc at i 10 In the evening. went in
TO the ditch late yesterday afternoon
at noint twenty-sevcn .nlles north
OF this city. three coaches. including
the private car OF vice president u. n.
keeler leaving the tracks. the trucks
Of one of these being torn loose from
it's fastening, No one was materially
hurt by reason of the accident, the
fright and delay heing the worst fea-
lures Of the accident.
Passengers were transferred from
The wrecked train and brought To
Amarillo with as little delay as ros-
sihle. Responsibility for the acciden;
has not been determiaed. The de-
rallied rolling stock ground off the
ends Of approximately one hundred
and fifty ties before being stopped.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
THREE DEAD IN
PATH Of STORM
Four TornadOes Work Hav-
oc Near Kansas Okla
hOma Line -
MANY HOUSES DESTROYED
ONE VICTIM. AN lNIDENTIEIFp
NAN, CARRIED nIIE AND
DrOPiEn. ON PRAIRIE
DEAD.

BY Associated Press
Wichita. Kan, April % --Thrcs
persons are dead as the result OF four
torngGces near the Kansas Oklahoma
iine today.
A tornado at Ponca City swept
through the ives. par. OF the city.
destroying seventy-five houses. An
unidentified man was killed. He was
carried distance OF a mile and drop
ned on the prairie. Many are re
ported injured.
At t'ncas oklahoma. the Santa Fs
depot and number oi houses were
destroyed
Another tornado near Cenda
SPRINGS, west OF Arkansas City. des-
.troved several farm houses.
A fourth tornado between Arkan-
has cry and Wiafield destroyed one
farmhouse and besides one uniienti.
lied mar, Mrs Moore and a child
were killed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
CHLOROTORM REFOHE
SIIOOTING FOR CHIyKS

Shanghai China. April 25.-In ccn-
nection with the execution OF robbers
and Others at kasning in the provin 'e
Of the Che kiang the republicans
have affected notable reform. The
persons condemned to death are nov
first chloroformed and then shot. II
is understood this is done IN order I,
avoid unnecessary suffering due to
the bad shooting of the execuiipners
The military Authorities at Shang-
hal have arranged through a German
fina Tor an independent loan ,f two
million taels approximately 81 ZOO.
0O0) Tor the payment OF troors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
SHEER NONSENSE
SAYS RCDSENFLI


BY Associated Press
Oyster Bay n. Y. Apnl - Talk
about suppression of the report -
Nonsense said Roosevt II tonight. in
a statement. setting forth his con.
ne'tion with the International H,r.
vester case.
TAFT forces recently attacked
hoosevelts action. Roosevelt. as
serted that at meeting of the cab
met. II was decided that the Brrcau
oi Corporations be ilst-rcted TO com.
plete investigation of the Harvester
company before any suit was instil,;.
cd, following the usual course n,
procedure in suol cases.
Talt' he added, conorIcd in this
decision, during The rest o. RoCso-
'eits administration. period OF i,
wear and half.
Roosevelt, said that the Commits.
sioner of Corporations was unable
TO complete Investigation ana tlat
Ta;t at any time could have ordered
the Attorney General TO bring suit
avalns' the Harvester Company or
could hay" requested the Commits
rioher OF Corporations % hasten IN 1
INVESTIGATION but that Taft had ak
IN no action
We have Just beaun 10 nght
laid Roosevelt TODAY.
he said that he would nah. raply
&c Taft's comments In his spee he
N Massachusetts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
NEW ONATURiCNI
ASSOCIATION pL.iNs

Austin. rev. hpril 9i- TIL i q
Southwestern Oratorical Association
Will 6c formed, composed OF TIE Ws
Louisiana, OklaEon,l and hrkansas
seems probable.
At ;hc meeting of the State Ora.
torical Assertion. recently held at
the University ol Texas. in its busi-
ress Jession II Was proposed that the
Texas association look 20 the launch.
inF Of such an nrganiIaiica anG a
committee vas appointed ~ Presi-
dent Meach I'm &c be;in the c'mpqIgu
at once. II is the expectation of IN"
Texas people 20 have II N the ran.
ming by a wear from now
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
NORRIS FACES \
SECOND TRIAL?
Reported Pastor Will Be
Made to Face Charge
of Arson
NO DATE IS ANNOUNCED
hLhGin AI'FIDANITS ny MFN
THOUGHT To HAVE FIRED
CHURCH CREATES INTER
IST AND COMMENT.
special to Daily News

'pVSal 20 liaily news
Fort Worth. Tex, April 25.--Ee-
rai iless OF the verdict of acud.ttal re-
turned ednesdGy In the perjury
ease, the arson charge agains. Or. j.
Frank Norris. will 20 TO trial accord
ing 10 the statement Of County Au0r.
ney Easkin to-day.
This dnn0 Ineemont, and report
that the Investigation by Capt Bill
Mcdonald has resulted in Tho risny
OF two affidavits by men th,i they
were paid u set fire to the cnurch,
and the issuance Of new grand Jury
list, giving the names of those who
viii likely b. called upon % pass up
on any new discoveries regarding the
series of mysterious events we're
rhr rsias developments.
County Attorney Baskin while
stating unhesitatingly that the arson
charge will be tried, gave no intima-
tion oi the time Il will be cllirt sav-
he that was a matter he had not
considered
Following UPON the statement IN
court of Norris attorneys that the
state would discover in a fcw days
hat CAPTAIN Mcdonald had found
r1t sinca mis- employment hy The
hprch the report OF the atlida,its
aused c nslderable comment
Attorney baltimore made no state
ment and Attorney Doyle would make
noae. other th,n that good many
things had 0een uncovered NJ de-.
uia' IT the reports were made ~
either.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
PEACEFUL TAFT
D0Ns WARPAINT
OenunciatlOn of Roosevelt
Feature of Massaehu-
setts Speeches
'W|ELDsVERBAL TOMAHAWK
BEGINS ATTACH IN FOINIEI:
CHIEF WITH Sci MING m
LUCIiNCF But " ARMS
TO HIS WORK.
ny Associated Press

ny Associated Press
i'osion Mass April 25.-Pres..
dent Taft donned fighting clothes to-
cay. abandoned tho policy ot silence
hitherto maintained under attacks
made upon him by Roosevelt. and for
the first time since Roosevelt an
nounecd ris candidacy launche into
Il bitter den Inciation rf the former
president
From the time the president en-
'ered Massachusetts. he hammered
away AZ Roosevelt. In all his
speeches he made Ii clear that he
was unalterably opposed to Roose-
welt, that he saw disaster in a third
term In the White House for any
man, and that he did not belieyn
Roosevelt had given him a square
deal"
At ihe towns and villages where
me train made briei stops the people
locked around the presidents pri-
vate car.
tart IN TIE beginning seemed t.
voice MS attacks on Roosevelt, with
reluctance
This wrenches my soul" he sail
rnoe, but rs the day wore on. he
mHde speech after speech. denounc.
ins Roosevelt lie grew more az
sressive In manner and apparently
iaid aside any feeling Of regret
which he may have felt that the long
friendship with his former chief was
broken
his principal Boston address was
delivered IN the arena 10 large crowd
The speech was prepared during the
last few days at Washington. and was
eareinily gone over by members OF
the TAFT cabinet. II contained a de-
tailed answer TO many ~ Roosevelt's g
charges In the past few weeks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
Only Institution of II, knd.

New York. April 90 Governor
Woodrow Wilson Mrs Grover Clcvc-
lHrd and a number %, other well
known persons interested In the
work Of tuberculosis PrcvcutoriIn
for Children today attended the form
ai opeuing Of the Institutions now
tl 900 home a. FarminsdalD. y. J.
The Preyeutorium is the olly insti-
tuition IN the country where tie chill
dren Of tuberculosis parents are cared
Tor until their tenement homes have
been made safe for them 20 rctdrn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
PRISON TORTURE
FOR AMERICANS
Texan end BOstOnian Reach
Ell PasO With Harrow
rowing Tales
TATTEREO AND STARVED
WE'RE THROWN INTO CHINA
MA PRISON AND HEhD FOR
DAYS WITHOUT FOOD
or WATER.

Nv Associated Press
vi Paso. Tex. April 2J.--After
thirty-eirht davs in the uusreik
filth of the state penitentary a. Oh D..
huahua. alb .sed, insultcd and st;av-
ed, although TO charge was aeeinst
them. T. N Rr.ton o! MsrliI., Tcxps
ana John Anderson OF Bcston, ariiv.
81 acre tonight,
The Americans we're liberated at
chihuahua last niehl. throueh H., IL
forts of Un:ed States Consul
l.etchel.
The men hat eaten but bite OF
bread In twenty-:our hours and Ba".
ton was unable to eat when thev ar
rived here. Parton and Anderson
were in tatters. having sold their
clothes to buy food. Both say that
they spent five days in solitary cor
finement. without food or water.
Spikes, proie citing in the ward ol
their cell prevented them from look
ing olt a small window. The toi
lures which they suffered cannot be
printed.
The men were employed On the
Mathcwson ranch near Phoenix, when
they heard that they conld secure
better pay at lumter cemp at sa
Pedro, MADEIRA. At Chihuahua they
were arrested There were no charges
AGAINST them hut they were informed
that Americans were usrallv given
thirty days.
Let me tell YOU, thJsr Greasers
stepped around when Mr.. Fetche;
came 10" said Barton to ligat.
Every time he winkcd the Mexican
officials took off their hats 1"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

Charleston ; C.. April 30. with
president Finley OF tho southern
Railway Prof Charles ". Ecnt -
the University OF "irtna. ANA sew
eral other persons # wide note on
the list OF speakers SCUM Carolina
school teachers assembled in this city
today for what prom 'ses 10 he the
best convention ever held by lhei-
stat" organization The sessions will
last three DAYS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
NATIONAL, OLD TRAILS
SOCIETY II CHAi.TFRED

Kansas CITY. Mo, April 25.-Ap
nllcatlon for a decree of incorpOra.
lion for the national old trails ocean
O o,ean highway has been made IN
The circuit court here.
The purpose IL to promote the
nuildlng Of a rans-continental road
from Washington, d. c.. TO Cun,ber-
land. thence to St Loais and 10 Kan
sas City then over the Santa Fc raj,
10 Santa Fe, \. VI The route from
santa Pc to the racific coast viii De
projected later
The highway association viii in
corporate In ca'h of tho states tu'ch-
ed by tho proposed road
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
APPROPRIATION To
RiPtII; LENEES

Washington. u. c.. April 25.-Th,
Senate TODAY adopted a Joint resolu-
tom. authorizing the immediate use
Of 81, 500 ono Of the proposed Missis-
sippi River appropriation 10 b. used
Tor the repair OF bwer levecs
The resolution was introduced hy
Senator Percy. The measure now
goes tc the House
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

Navcross ca April % -GcpIc-
seutat'Ves 81 the various traces rn.
ions throughout Georgia were assem-.
blod in this city 'oIts Nh.n The an-
nudl 'onveutiou of the state Fedora
iion o' Labor was called to order by
President Jerome Jones. The conycn.
tlon viii continue Us sessions ntil
al of its business is conclul led
which will probably be SATURDAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
Electrical and Gas Icn Meet.

san Antonio. Tex. Ara =. 2 he
southwestern Elcctricd ana cas- u.s.
sociaiion hegan its an al oonvcn-
iion IN this city tola, with on al
tendance Of members rom several
states The convention win continue
iis sessions through ..e remainder
of the week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
FIRE DESTROYS HOME
AT CLARENDON
Special ,c n.ily New.

Special &c Dsily News
ciasendon. Tea. April 25.-- Firp
DESTROYED the home OF Z. Is. Masoa
LAT the corner OF Fourth and Jetfer-
son streets at u 20 O'Clock. Quite
a lot OF the contents were saved.
The insurance on the dwelling was
$1,000, and on the contents 81 Gee,
The fire started in the kitchen. sup
Iosedly from defective flue.
This house was landmark IN
Clarendon, being for more than 20
years the Methodist parsonage. but
was sold recently by he church to
Mr. Mason. A barn about { blocks
away caught fire from flying sparks
hut was quickly cxtingrished