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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
TEDDY
ASSAILED AGAIN BY
SENATOR LA TOILETTE
Asks Roosevelt for the Third Time
to Publish Statement of His
Expenses.
Oyster Bay Resident Was Backed
by Harvester and Steel Trusts
in Campaign.

MADISON. Wis, July 5.-United
States Senator LaFollette in a printed
article today. asks Colonel Roosevelt
for the second time. 70 publish his
expense account or else "a candid
statement of his reasons for thus
spurning one of the basic principles
OF public morality and political dec.
ecy."
When LaFollette made public a
statement of his campaign receipts
during the Ohio prima-S contest he
called on Roosevelt TO do likewise
There has been no response.
LaFollette says in part:
Big business, with big money de-
rived rom unfair privileges. is ever
in politics and is ever ready to place
its funds back of a likely winner.
who is either subservient. in the
sense that a chisel is subservient TO
the hand OF the carpenter. or ser
viceable TO the extent that he is
harmless in performance.
Special privilege puts money into
political campaigns by way Of invest
ment. From such investments II de-
mands substantial rewards. II is to
protect the public interest from re-
NdiNS Sucu dS 'utSt. CouC'lNc0 III tNl-
light and consummated in secret. that
the people demand publicity OF cam
paign contributions.
Theodore roosevelt entered the
contest for the presidential nomina-
lion as a progressive He made a
strenuous campaign for votes and a
noisy scramble for southern delegates
on the ground that he represented pro-
gressive doctrine. In this fight he had
the backing Of the steel rust and the
'harveser trust Financial giants like
Perkins. Hanna and Munsey con-
tributed 10 his cause. His campaign
was characterized by a riotous ex-
penditurc OF money. Yet he has made
no public accounting. He has not
taken che American people into his
confidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
PANAMA
POLICE NUMBERING
AMERICAN TROOPERS.
Investigation Ordered by Major
General Wood of the
Recent Riots.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-Oficials
here suspect that what was first be-
lieved to be nothing more than one
OF the common rows peculiar 10 the
red light" district in Panama may
actually have very serious founda-
ton and be connected in a way with
the political situation.
IL has been alleged that American
sailors have uniformly been treated
with the greatest harshness by the
police. II Is recalled that year or
two ago one American bluejacket
was deliberately murdered and sew
eral others severely injured by the
police for which the Panama gov
ernT.ent was obliged TO pay a round
indemnity.
With reports now due from the
American legation at Panama and the
commanding officer OF marines. Off
cials here expect 10 be in possession
of all the facts necessary for their
guidance within a day or two.
Major Smedley ID. Butler. command
ing the marines at Camp Elliott. Pan
anna City. has reported that eight
soldiers OF the Tenth Infantry, two
marines and one civilian were seri-
ously wounded yesterday in n fight
with Panama police. He reports two
of the infantrymen will die.
Major-General> Wood. chief OF staff.
mas sent a telegram To the. commander
full report on the incident immedi-
ately.
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SENATOR LODGE TAKES
ISSUE WITH M'VEAGH

traitor. and ! an told that during tho
year he held tho of-..o no saved tb.
gov'l nmenf S32O.000 through reforms
While he was assistant secretary. I
am told. he lnaururatod reforms
which resulted in largo economies" &"
Government Circles Shocked.
Government circles 10 dav had not
recovered from tho shock of tho ab
rupt rcsirnafl0n ~ Andrew. his sfric.
iurcs of Secretary WacVcaeb ana tho
ia tfrs reforf that Andrew had prsc.
ucally hocn dismissed because of IN
fHiciencf ln tho treasury drnarf
ment % vas said that at least ono o.
ne other m cials whom Andrew NOR.
uoncd In his letter t0 President Taft
% being hamporod hv Wr Macvcagh.s
ldiosyncracioe. might he m tho verge
of reclamation Others FASTENED r.
reiioraie their declarations that fhefr
relations with fhc treasury head wore
cordial. though some ~ these woro
qualified
Mr MacVoagh win return vonfov
u vas reported t1 faf that ho had lr
Coontinusd on rage EinsJ
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MANY UNIDENTIFIED
IN new YORK Wreck
PATHETIC SCENES WHEN
RELATIVES VISIT SCENE
Fortune in Currency and Jewels
Aboard the Wreck Train All
Recovered.
Thirteen Dead and Many of the
Seriously Injured Still I'm
identified.

CORNING. n. Y. July 5.-Of the Al
passengers killed in the rear-end col.
lision on the Lackawanna two miles
east OF this city early yesterday, 13
remained unidentified up TO a late
hour to-day. or these six are in local
morgues and seven in Elmira. In sew
eral instances there are no clues I'D
on which Identification may be at
tempted. and several bodies are so
badly mutilated that ultimate recovery
OF their identity seems but a remote
possibility. The unidentified dead
comprise six women. FIVE men an
eight-year-old girl and a ten-year-old
boy.
II developed to-day that Mrs. Chas.
Brandes. ~ New York City. who mas
been mentioned hitherto in the press
dispatches among the dead. was not
on the train. This became known
when Henry Hente, cousin Of
Brandes. arrived at the morgue and
identified the latter. but said that
Brandes' wife and four children were
at home in New York.
Killed on Honeymoon.
A few minutes later the body of the
young bride supposed to have been
Mrs. Brandes. was identified as that
OF Mrs. c. A. Masserve. AS Ade Ben
son, OF Poquannock. Pa, she was mar
ried on Yesterday at Pompton. y. j.,
by Rev. E. p. Hooper to c. \. Mas
serve. clerk in the offices OF the
Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul rail-
way. They were on thire wedding
trip. similarity OF initials appear
saA mr. a IL
tification as Mrs. Brandes.
Mrs. Katherine Jausz, OF l244 East
10th street. Brooklyn was identified
to-day as among the unknown injured
In the Corning hospital. She has been
unconscious since the wreck and her
case is considered one Of the most des.
perate.
blueeyed. brown haired boz, IL
years old, Is among the unidentified
injured at the Corning hospital and
his case has given much concern 20
the physicians. No clue to his iden-
tity is to be had.
Fortune On Train.
The fact came 10 light today that
the express car. next TO the engine
OF train II. which was badly damaged
In the wreck, contained $500. 900 in
currency and 100000 in valuable
shipments" The front end OF the car
was demolished and the treasure ex-
posed. although none but the express
messengers knew Of its existence. 4
special crew OF seven men. heavily
armed. was dispatched from Elmira to
guard the hoard. which was sent back
10 Elmira and shipped west late to-
day.
Engineer William Schroeder. OF The
express train. Is reported to-day 20 be
in serious mental condition and un-
der the constant care OF physicians.
Bodies Of wreck victims Identified
to-day besides the bodies OF Mrs. Mas.
serve. were those Of Mrs. Mary T.
Duffy. OF 5sS Washington avenue
Brooklyn: Olive L. Dufy. her
daughter. and Edmond =. Perrin. Of
Eonkers. y. Y.
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TWENTY KILLED IN WRECK
ON THE LIGONIER RAILROAD

LATROBE. Pa. July 5.-Twenty-one
persons were killed. a number fatally
injured and 30 others hurt at $40
this afternoon when a passenger train
OF the Ligonier Valley Railroad was
smashed from behind by a double
header freight train. Only one pas
senger escaped without injury.
The accident occurred a. the Fair
Grounds at Wilpen. one and a half
miles from Ligonier. a summer re-
sort
The passenger train had started
from Ligonier. II consisted OF an en-
gine and coach. the engine pushing
the coach. The freight train was
made up OF many coal cars. and was
being pulled by two heavy locomo-
tives
The impact was terrific. The Nas-
senger coach was practically laid
open. and the passengers either
crushed or thrown like shots through
the air.
II was the first fatal accident, Il is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
VALUED PEARL NECKLACE
LOST ON OCEAN LINER

HOSTON. Mass. July g. The fact
that n pearl necklace. valued 30 $40
600. was lost last Tuesday nlrht on
tho steamer Bunker Iliu. by Miss 50.
tia Thaycr. of &ow York. became
known tNday when tho police we're
notified
Miss Thaver ia ~ tho opinion that
when fhe hr--lrd fho steamer in
New York. tIo necklace was - "a
Jewolr- case with other gems Just
before shc camo ashore hero Wcdnos
DAY. she discovered that tho pearls
we're missing
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said. in the history OF the Ligonier
road for the past 40 years.
The Dead.
Mrs. Harry Dillon and Baby, OF vii
pen. crushed To death.
William Campbell, of Wilpen.
Frank meconnauehey. OF Ligonier
engineer. scalded 20 death.
George Byers, OF Ilgonier, fireman
crushed and scalded.
Louise Rhoddy, aged 5. of McCance
crushed.
Elizabeth Rhoddy, aged 10. n sister.
John VI. Ankney, of Ligonier fireman,
diedSon way to hospital.
Mrs. ~. .Esse, Of Wilpen.
Thomas MUIR. OF Latrobe. head
crushed.
George Tosh, Of Wilpen. body badly
mashed.
Mike Hudoek, OF Wilpen. side
crushed.
Frank oVerton, aged 10. of Wilpen,
mutilated
Mary Rhoddy. Of Lgonier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
AFT
WILL RECEIVE OFFICIAL
NOTIFICATION ON FIRST
Nominee Will he Notified of the
Conventions Choice at the
White House.

BEVERLEY. Mass. July 5.-Prcsl-
dent Taft will receive tho formal mott.
fcation that he is tho nominee Of the
Republican party for president. M the
White House. in Washington. about
August I Tho President told h.
visitors at Paramatta today that tho
notification would take place IN
Washington
u is probable that Mrs Taft and
tho Taft children will attend the noti-
hcation ceremonies
Tho President has planned a reccp.
ton for early next week 20 the sub
committee of the Republican National
committee which is 90 meet him 10
30 over the situation and hear his
suggestions for chairman of the
National committee
hundreds Of invitations have been
sent also 10 prominent Republicans of
the country and 10 is expected there
VIII be a disposition ~ got together
and plan the fall campaign against
political foes. The President has not
changed hig mind aa fo chairman n
the National Committee. and IL e.
said that bis secretary. G. ID. Hilles.
probably will be- selected
President Taft explained 10 callers
to-day that aa far as no. g. concerned.
Tho row between Secretary of the
Treasury MlcNcngh and a. plait An
drew. fhe assistant secretary. who re-
SIGNED. is closed incident.
The President was said to-day 20
have f1kon tho position that Mr An.
drew clearly disnhcycd orders hy 20.
lux fo Chicago 'p attend tho Rcpubu
can National convention after he had
been informed hy Mr. MacVc1gh that
the two other assistant secretaries
and Mr.. MacNc1gh himeolf would b.
away from Washington af fhat time
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George w. HubIey. OF Pittsburgh
civil engineer. body crushed.
Matthew Niepont OF Pittsburgh,
crushed.
Frank {. Beatty, engineer, head
crushed
MRS. John OVerton, mother of Frank
died on train bound for Pittsburgh.
Unidentified Boy. aged l2.
Two Unidentified Foreigners, badly
crusred.
A majority Of the injured. thirty in
ALL We're residents along the wilpen
branch. They were brought TO a
hospital here or sent 10 hospitals n,
Pittsburgh when II was found they
were in a critical, condition. Among
them were:
Or. J. 3. Johnson, OF Ligonier, hurt
internally; will probably die.
Or. c. 4. HamiII, OF Ligoier. crushed
may die.
Miss Esther M. Matthews, nurse EN-.
(conttnusd on Ninth Paze1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
CUMAiINS, HADLEY AND
CAPERS ARE REGULARS.
Give Out Statements Disapprov-
ing Of a Third Party-Wul
Hurt Teddy's Plans.

WASHINGTON. July Senator
Cummlns. Of Iowa. candidate for the
prcsidcn tai nomination at Chicago. to-
day announced Co some OF bis friends
that he had decided not 10 Join the
now party movement Jed BY Theodore
Roosevelt BE pointed out that dis.
appointment cannot be a foundation
Of a new party
John q Capcrs. of this city. south
Carolina member of the Republican
national committee. who supported
Colonel Roosevelt for the presidential
nomination o. Chicago. also formally
announced hts intention 90 support
President Tnffs candidacy
senator Cur1r1ins.
senator Cummins pointed out that
throughout his public lIfo he had been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
LA BELLE DOUBLE
THEIR CAPITAL

Special Dispatch 20 tho Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July s.
Iy the amending OF their charter the
Laicllc iron works. of Wheeling. has
Increased its authorized capital from
10000 600 10 10000. 600 This was
done b. Increasing the number Of
shares from 100000 20 zoo O0D az n
meeting held in Whcciiur on juno %.
although The authority 10 amend tho
charter vas not asked Tor until today
by President Isaac Scott
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
EIKS
MAY NOT BUILD
THEIR SOUTHERN HOME

PORTLAND. oregon. July B-Ths
Grand lodge benevolent and Protective
order OF Elks. 81 said. probably will veto
the proposition % rebuild the Elks home
at Bedford Virginia. tho new home com
rittee ~ tho grand lodge was IN session
hero today and it seemed 20 Be the feel
ing That At a. present the proposition
should De Indefinitely postponed.
TIE ritual ara judiciary committees
also held sessions but no business Of i'm
pprtarcc was transacted
7 y. sullivan of New Oriers. rand
ruler and his party ~ grand lodge Of
ncors arrived lafe today
Tie convention Will meet next Mon
day.
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PURSUIT Or MONEY
TRUSTS POSTPONED.

WASHINGTON. July Pursuit. ~
thc money trust" probably win Do
abandoned until aftor the elections ln
November. gs thc reeult of confer
oncc to-day of thc subcommittee ~
tho hols~ banking aud currency com.
miftcc.
u was held thai to inject such m
Important invosJsafinu into natioral
politics not only mieht have serious
consequence. hu Char bciug d0uai..
edged. tho ffmafo mirlt ho done Co
both parties in the campaign.
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ROOSEVELT'S LEADERS
WILL SUPPORT TAFT

lighting fo make the Republican party
tho progressive party Of the country
and that while hc had never hesitated
to dcnounce party policies when hs
believed them to be- wrong or TO criti-
cisc party leaders. DO had always be-
hcved. md siil believed. that the Re.
publican party offered moro hope for
substantial progress toward good GOV.
ernmcnt than any other political OF
ganization
In part hc said.
The only thing that has happened
since the progressive Republicans
made their campaign for tho nomiua.
tion of candidate for president IN
the Chicago convention a. our failure
90 control fhe convention. 7 cannot
believe that the disappointment how
ever profound. or the dishonesty OF
individuals. however heinous. can
(continusd on Ninth Paxs)
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STATES ANDREW WAS
NOT FORCED TO RESIGN
Proposed Investigation Will Not
Be Made Unless Andrew Files
Charges.

WASHINGTON. July r Senator
Lodge to-day vigorously dissonted
from Secretary Macveagh'a statement
that his former assistant ln tho trcar.
ury department. a piatt Andres. waa
ssked 70 resign because he was In.
efbcient
The statement ~ Mr. NacVeagh
that a PLatt Andrew was ine cient
is absurd" vac Senator Lodges com
menf
7 knew ~ him aH professor a.
Harvard and President Elliot recon.
menfed him 20 tho national monetary
commission as trained political
economis' and llnguist When ~
was director ~ the mint. know hn
vas conGidered an ehlcient admlnls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-06
DAWSON SIGNS THE
ROOSEVELT CALL

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July s.
Ex-Governor William NJ o Dawson
announced tonight that he has sign.
ed call for the national convention
of Roosevelts third party. 20 be held
a. Chicago August 10th
Dawson was chairman of the
Roosevelt state committee of tho pre-.
liminary campaign In West Virginia.
but would make no statement ~ 10
the method 10 be- used 10 select dele
gates ~ the convention
Aajutant General Charles ID ElHrst
declared tonight he will stick with
Roosevelt 20 the finish
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KILLS FAMILY THEN SUICIDES

DAWSON. Y. r. July s-Euesno
NaElio. aged a.. to-day killed his
brother. John Vaglio. proprietor Of the
Central hotel. bis brothers wife and
their two children. Rosa. aged 1G. and
Christina. AGED 9. and then com
mittcd suicide
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TWO NoaE BmDrsrE
DASHED TO DEATH.

fAI.faHl EY. Eneiand July IAN.
tain D. F Lorraine Hn1 Sergeant Major
W WIIa0u ~ f.e urwH Tying cnrna we're
krIlod this wuru'nE while living over
l.' Rie1t milifHry ru'1mpweut here
They we're taking Helr usual eerfv
morning practice and the aerorianos h4d
reached n heiEhf 81 coo feet oHon fre
fnHriIne lnsf ffa balance. turned over
and faff fr fHr roadway
-efF"rff Major WILSON was KILLED in-
rtnnfIt hut captain lorraine lived y arart
ume although hc waa unconscious when
picked 40
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WAsHrNoroN. yuiy s-rorecasts
Tor Wegtsru FeauaY1vania- Ohio ara
urday auf probably gunday. Irht "a
moderate varfahis wfudA
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.JUAREZ BESE|GED
BY REBEL TROOPS
UNITED STATES TROOPS
no GUARD THE BORDER
Governor Colquitt, of Texas, Re
CARDS the Situation as Very
Critical.
Chihuahau is Now in the Hands
of the Federal Calvary-No
Disorders

JUAREZ. July 5.-The transition OF
the Mexican revolution from an or
ganized military campaign into guer-
rilla warfare brought nearly 1000
rebel troops here to-day enroute to
Casas Grandes. and the region along
the Mexican northwestern railroad,
about 100 miles southwest OF the bor-
der
Hundreds OF women and children,
mostly refugees from chihuahua City.
now In the hands of the federal gov
ernment, came with the troops.
General Pascual Orozco, the rebel
chief. spent the day at Sauz, 80 miles
north OF chihuahua, giving final or
ders to $500 cavalry which he direct
ed westward across country toward
Casas Grandes and the state of So
nora. now the rebel objective. He will
arrive in JuareZ tomorrow.
Governor F1lipe Gutierrez and men,
bers OF the rebel Legislature arrived
to-day.
Those who witnessed the battle OF
Bachimba, declare the federals had
every advantage, driving the rebels
away long before they intended TO re-
treat When the last troop train was
pulling out OF Bachimba, a scattered
fire from federal cavalry was d/ect-
ed at it. the passengers calling fran
tically to the engineer for speed.
WASHINGTON. July 5.-Colonel
Steever, commanding the troops on
the Texas border. to-day tclegraphed
the war department, it had been re-
ported 10 him unofficially that 1900
rebel soldiers have arrived in Juarez
from the south within the past "a
hours.
Governor Colquitt. OF Texas. tele-
graphed he considered the situation so
critical that he has Withdrawn tho
Texas militia from the maneuver camp
at Alexandria, La, to guard the border
at III Paso.
CHIHUAHUA. July Federal cav.
airy took possession OF the city OF
Chihuahua after noon to-day. No re-
sistance was offered by the rebel rear
guard which moved north along the
Mexican Central toward Juarez. No
disorders occurred. The wires TO
JuareZ were still working at O'Clock.
Ell PASO. Tex. July 5.-Organized
revolution in Mexico, insofar as IL
simulated a military campaign OF con-
censrated forces. was by to-day's
movement Of the rebel army shown
to have ended. and in Its place there
was substituted a guerilla warfare.
threatening widespread devastation In
northwestern Mexico.
Five troop trains bore the retreating
insurrectos from the vicinity OF Chi
huahua City|to Juarez. opposite here.
and before the day was over Il was
expected that most OF tho rebels
would be sent southwest from Juarez,
n distance OF as miles. TO Casas
Grardes. from which point Il was In
tended 10 effect an entrance to the
rich mining state of Sonora.
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TINE wnArHER

Ccontinusd on Einth Par..)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-26
RE|CHSTAG
REMAINS IN DOUBT
Conservative Clerical Centre
Majority, However, Is
Overthrow.

BERLIN, Jan. 26.-No two accounts
of the composition of the new Reich
stag agree exactly, owing to n or
two doubtful results and the difficulty
of classifying definitely q few mem
bers of nondescript petty groups. The
only certainty is that the alliance OF
the Conservatives with the clerical
Centre party, which controlled 20S of
the 1897 mandates in the last Reichstag,
has been overthrown. That coalition
is now able to muster, if 1t .enrolls
every possible mar from among the
Poles. A%lsatians, Guelphs and others
with Conservative and clerical tenden-
cies, only 1893 or 1914 votes against the
203 or 204 which a be counted by the
National Libertal, Radical and Social
ist groups.
The most threatening to the
life of the new Reichstag is the solid
block of ITO Socialists, who are out
and-out enemies of the government.
Experienced politicians like the Rad
ical leader, DR.. Hermann Pachnicke.
and the prominent Conservative, DR..
Otto Arendt, point out, however, that
threatened parliaments, like threatened
men, live long. Each OF these leaders
foresee the formation of an adequate
working majority.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-26
DEAD WATCHMAN'S
WIFE A MANIAC
Widow Of Equitable Victim Is
Mad and Pennifess in
Home.

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Screaming,
ooh, why don't they lift those beams?
Why are they SO slow? Give me a
pick and shovel; I'll show theml' Mrs,
Neider, widow of Frank j. Neider,
special Waterman for the Mercantile
Safe Deposit Company, is a raving
maniac in her home, at TAI Melrose
avenue, the Bronx:
The body of her husband, who died
guarding the treasures of the I. r.
Ryans, the Harrimans and other null
ti-millionaires. Is somewhere in the
ruins of the Equitable building. Every
day Mrs. Neider's sister, Mrs. Jennie
Van Hack, also a widow with two
children to support, has been at the
ruins In the hope of learning of the
recovery OF her brother-in-law's body.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-26

The workmen have done what they
could for her. One got her a badge
permitting entrance to the ruins. They
have taken her into the wrecked place
to show her just how the work was
progressing.
In the Neider home last night Mrs
Van Hack spoke with bitterness.
MY sister is a raving maniac" she
said. "she has nothing to depend upon.
Anita, her 19-yeat-old daughter. has
had to leave work since the fire to at
END to her mother. They have had
no help from anybody. I even had to
write to the Mercantile Safe Deposit
Company several times to get the back
pay hat was due Frank when he died
trying to save these mems millions.
Yesterday when I returned from the
ruins I found my poor sister out Of
bed, trying to lift a bureau In her
room and screaming. "Oh. why don't
they help me lift these beams? Why
are they so slow?' She has been max
ing cries like that from the day she
had to take to her bed. DR.. J.. A.
Newson says he fears she will never
set we'll"