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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-04-18
WAS STABBED TO
g. g.. !. DEATH WITH SCTSSOMS
WOMAN CLAIMING TO BE HIS
WIFE DECLARES 1T AN
ACCIDENT.

NEW YORK, Special.-A strange
case of mingled love and tragedy came
to light when a woman who
says she is Mrs Mary F. Snyder was
arraigned in the coroners court
charged with kiln Walter J. Sny-
der. who. she claims, was her hus-
band, in their apartments in Historic
Hall. $40 st. Nicholas Avenue, some
time Monday.
At the same time that the woman
prisoner was arraigned. accused OF
stabbing the man to death with a
pair of seven-inch scissors. the police
learned that many women had fig
ured in Snyder's life before he met
the defendant and even after they be-
came acquainted.
Beyond the fact that Snyder had
died from several thrusts of the scis-
sor blades in his breast, the police
were at a loss to account for several
strange features OF the case. They
had no information except what the
woman furnished. and she chung te-
naciously to a declaration that Sny-
der's death had been accidental.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-04-18
ASK SI,OOO,OO0
DAMAGE OF MEXICO
WILL TAKE GOVERNMENT TWEEN
TY YEARS TO PAY OFF
THE INDEMNITY

WASHINGTON, d. c., Special
Damage claims held by foreign in
Vestors, aggregating the enormous
total Of 100000, have already re-
suited from the Mexican revolution
and the staggering mountain OF debt
VIII continue to multiply if the up
rising does not soon come to an end.
A representative of the United
states Government, who has Just re-
turned from the southern republic,
declares il would take the Mexican
government twenty years TO pay this
huge obligation, provided its entire
revenue was devoted to the task and
no money was deducted TO run the
business of the nation. He places the
annual income of Mexico at $1,000
900 pesos or 100000 900 gold.
This figure, says the government in
vestigator. embraces the revenues as
they were under the Diaz administra-
ton, when that country was prosper
Gus and trade flourished under the
encouragement Of peace and security.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-04-18
TO HONOR VIRGINIA
s :ssts1ass DEAD AT GETTYSBURG
RICHMOND. VA. SneciaL-

RICHMOND, VA, Special
Governor Mann. Colonel w.
Gordon McCabe and Colonel
Thomas Smith, members of the
Gettysburg Battlefield Monument
Association, met i'm the Of
flee OF the Governor and consid-
cred for the inscription TO be
placed on the battlefield monu-
ment which is to be unveiled in
July, 1913.
colonel Smith suggested that
the wording should be simple.
direct and with n meaning. He
said that this would be ample
and would be n monument which
would, as time rolled on, leave it's
impress and show TO the world
the heroism of the Virginians.
his II the wording to be placed
on the monument:
VIRGINIA.; TO HER SONS
AT GETTYSBURG"
Othcr suggestions were made.
nut tbey were all brushed aside
ana the sentiment above was de-
clarcd 10 be the most fitting and
appropriate. 1t will be placed on
the monument
The absent members of the
commission were Senator Henry
ANiOiOSOh anu NdUNbtu -. Il.
Read, of Halifax and Mccl1Ien-
burg, respectively.
Ii Is expected that Virginia will
send many of her old soldiers TO
gettysburg when the monument
IL unveiled. a large number will
80 from this city. Under an act
of the General Assembly il is DOS
Stbie Tor the counties TO pay the
travelling expenses of the veto
rams residing i'm the several coun-
ties and cities.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-04-18
CALLED FATHER TO
a. a. ATTEND HIS Child

NEW YORK, Special.-An urgent
teleph none call was received BY ~
Adoiph Flachs. OF 10 Cortlandt Street
Newark, n. J., Monday afternoon ~
hurry TO Ferry and Bowery Streets
where a child had been run over BE-
a trolley car. The doctor paused onfV
long enough 10 learn that the victira
was a little girl.
Ihere was big crowd at the sceuc
When the physician arrived. The chfy6
had Just been taken from under CO...
wheels, which had passed over he-
ana was resting in the arms or one
or the car crew as DR.. F'lachS elbove6
his way through the Ihrong.
Inc man holding the girl had his
pack 10 the physician. who, before he
glanced at the victim. knelt down b.
side the man and opened his i1xerE.-
heht case then took the child in hkx
arms. his face blanched and he s.aNn
ed IN horror as he recognized his four
year-old daughter Ella DR.. Flacha
sprang 10 his feet and drew his chiIS
close to him as she was breathing her
last
The father gazed distractedIy int
the lace or his child for several min
utes. Without a word having hasx
SAID. the men and women grOupeS
around seemed to understand, and "a
they slowly moved away the doctor
nurmureo, shes gone. I'm afraid
IHSH Win Ialterlng steps the pnySi-
cian carried his daughter home. She
S lieu IN ms arms on the way, but in his
distress he tried for an hour to fau
pack the spark Of life, though he re-
aired 1t was a hopeless effort.
witnesses said that Ella had aasu
playing with other children and ~
TO the street after a ball in front OF
eh , car; Before the motorman could
check the ears speed the fender str,,rs-
her, pushing her along a dozen TesF
ana then she was rolled under the
wheels. INC
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-04-18
TAFT And BARNES s sss
AT L0GGERHEADS
BELIEVED THAT OPEN RUPTURE
MAY RESULT IN NEW YORK
CONVENTION.

NEW YORK. Special.-President
Taft and Chairman William Barnes,
Jr., of the Republican State Commit
tee, apparently were more at logger
heads than ever about the New York
State platform when the "Old Guard"
chief departed for the Rochester con-
venuon.
The convention. at which four Re-
publican delegates at large of the ma
tional convention will be elected, will
be held Tuesday. Although the Pres
ident dispatched Senator Elihu Root
and Secretary Of War Henry L. Slim
son with demands that Barnes cease
opposing ironclad instructions to the
New York delegates TO Chicago to
support Taft for denomination and
eliminate from the platform condem-
nation of issues the New York chief
personally opposes, the State chair
man remained obdurate-
So pugnacious was Barnes ever the
Taft-Root attempt to force him to
change the platform which he had
nursed for months, that, If further
provoked. he gave notice that he
the Committee on Resolutions himself
and jam 1t through the convention.
The President has asked that Senator
Root head that committee.
Unless Root and Barnes compose
their differences before Tuesday the
Taft Roosevelt contest will be a back
number in comparison with the quar-
rel between supposed ardent advo-
Gates OF the Presidents denomination.
Meantime the Hughes dark horse
spectre constantly appears IN the Re-
publican camp. And there are those
who continue to suspect that Barnes
ultimately will throw Taft overheard
and employ Hughes as a means to
at least prevent instructions for the
President
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-04-18
Refugees I'm Bad PIirht-

HICKMAN, KY, Special.-With the
mississippi River at a standstu here
and in its upper waters, and with the
crest of the great flood gradually
moving southwark, the people of the
desolated regions are hoping for re-
lief
With the chief gush of the
river over, one of the most serious
conditions is the plight a.. 300
pie who are marOOncd IN ..-t
eXpanse of waters. some ,a lie
upper stories OF houses without
food, some i'm tree tops and others
on small islets formed from bits
of high ground.
Steamers and other boats are cruis-
ing through the flood regions rescu-
ing many Of these unfOrtunates.
The steamer May Stewart brought
in 100 people from the vicinity OF
Slough Landing.
The situation in Hickman is more
encouraging. The great effort is now
10 prevent any outbreak of disease
Dr.. Richmond. of the State Board
of Health, is here in full charge. In
the tented city on the hill 1000 refu-
gees are chartered.