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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-02
From III. 3. Fergus.

From Fl. ,. Ferguson
"a letter was yesterday re-
ceivea by Secretary Il. j. Naylon
of che Commercial club, from
Hon Harvey b. Ferguson, rep
fesentative ia Congress from
New Mexico. and a member Of
the committee on PUBLIC lands
stating that he had already done
considerable work on two prop
.ositions advocated by the club,
and stood ready to do more.
The propositions advocated
were the short term homestead
law, which Mr. Ferguson thinks
likely to pass in some formj and
the public land appropriation
act for good roads.
The homestead law Mr.. Fur
guson says is heing fought by
the Secretary of the Interior,
who desires. to withhold from it
the title to timber, oil, mineral,
water power sites, who wants a
certain proportion Of the land
put in cultivation each year and
wants td reserve power Of trans
mission nights on it. The act
provides for a three years resi-
.dence on homestead land, with
an annual vacation Of five month
ia a year without prejudice to
title. The bin passed the SEN
ate and the house after several
amendments had been tackled on
also passed it. 1t is now in con-
ference because the senate de-
clined to concur Ia the amend
.mepis.
Mr~E'ergraQn says that he is
inclined % lhhik this law worse
than the iJane, but that the
.shor term aad leave of, absence
.fea5ures be very valuable ones
He asizsthe opinion Of the club
oo fha y1aatlsp
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-02
TINES HAVE CHANGED

Ii grandfather day the
AmeBican family stayed
pretty much III one place.
L grew up on tEia old farm,
Of lived in the comfortable
farm house. The children
went not more than a mile
to school, and going away
10 college was exceptional.
Travel had not become
general.
But the world has been ex-
tended. Today the typical
American family is scattered
much Of the time. Father
hurries back and forth be-
tween cities on business.
Mother has her owninterests.
and goes TO meetings, con-
ycntions. on visits and jaunts,
These modem conditions
are all good. They mean a
broader life and better OPP
portunities. But they also
bring a certain element Of
anxiety and loneliness. due
to separation. Trains are
delayed, epidemics break out
in schools. rumors and alarms
come flying from many di-
rections, very often ground
less, yet causing worry and
fear.
The first resource in such
emergencies should be the
long distance telephone.
The family with the best
realization Of the telephone
possibilities enjoys the great
est peace Of mind.
THE FOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE AhD
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-02
First Anniversary Of The
New Mexico Conservatory
OF Music

The first Anniversary Of the
New Mexico Conservatory Of
Music will be celebrated, Mon
day and Tuesday nights, May s
and z, ac the NJ. q. church, by
"a recital which promises to Be
the event Of the season. "a
musical program of rare merit il
in preparation and every effort
is being made 10 make the event
one of profit to the pupils as
well as interest and enjoyment
to the audience. Special feat
ures of the program will be SCI
lections for two to six perform
ers on two pianos; selections 10y
a mandolin and guitar club; Or
chestra, etc. The public is I'M
vited. Admission free
"A new feature in the work Of
the conservatory the coming
year is the Inauguration OF en-
semble practice for plano stu
dents in which work, studies
and selections arranged for two
to six performers on two pianos
will be ass gned as part of the
regular routine Tor all piano stu
dents Allmust agree that good
time is one of the essen tials
and ensemble practice will ae-|
complish this object in a much
shorter time than by the ordi-
nary plan Of practice, hence the
superior Advantages offered this
coming year
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-02
Sugar Beet Factory For Mel
rose

Don A. MounDay Of Topeka,
Kansas, accompanied by his
surveyor passed through Clovis
enroute to Melrose to look over
tile country in view of locating
a sugar beet factory at that
place. Mr.. MounDay is presi-
dent of the American Sugar
Beet Refining Company. While
at Melrose he will locate the
place for the wells, machinery,
etc. for the factory.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-02

Miss Ethel Jones Of Ard and
John Degraftenried Of Merose.
At $ O'Clock Monday morning
Rev. Clarke wdA called on to
unite the pair at the home Of
the eroom's sister Mrs Frank
Skidmore. Only the near rela-
tives oil the groom and a. T.
Await were present Mr. and
Mrs. Degraftenried win make
their home 10 Melrose The
News extends congratulations.
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/
The Abuquerque Morning
Journal Of Sunday prints a spec
ial from ut. Sumner stating that
a. p. Curren, register of the y.
rs. Land Office at That place had
on Saturday received a telegram
which reads The admission
OF New Mexico into the union
does not in any way affect the
appointment of register and re-
ceiver of public monte S or other
officials Of this bureau
(signed) Fred bennett.
Commissioner of the General
Land Office, Washington. D. C.
This looks a little strange in
view of the reported kilograms
enunciating the repgted pronun-
ciamento from Taft purporting
to declare that the former pro,
clamatIon by him announcing
that New Mexico is and shall BE-
"a sovereign state ia the Ameri-
can union 'ipso lacto" vacated
alItederal offices in the state.
!By the way who has seen that
'inso facto" order anyway?
The word got here to New
Mexico that such an edict had
been issued by the executive and
lit was made the basis for using
the organization club over the
heads Of the federal officials to
make them line up behind the
aforesaid organization in its eff
forts to coerce the legislature to
do its bidding IT'S chief bidding
being the election Of one Albert
B. Fall to the United States SEN
ate, for a term, thatis not to be-
gin until after the legislature
shall meet again.
The impression in this Office
is that this word came to New
Mexico through the aforesaid
Fall and from no other source
but so far nothing that has pur-
ported to be an authentic state
ment from the president and his
secretary of the interior has
reached this office
1t would be passing strange,
if such an enunciati0n had been
made that the commissioner of
hegeneral land Office could have
been in ignorance of the fact tt
would have been stranger still
that he would have sent the tel
egram to Currenin the face Of
such an executive pronounce
ment.
Candidly there is two horns
to the dilemma. Either Com
missioner bennett is a bigger
chum than anyb5dy has credited
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-02
0ned bv insIr0mental music.

soned by Instrumental music.
At 1920 4 midnight lunch was
served by the Rebekahs and the
wVfk 81 odd Fellowship took all
nirht until $50 the next day
Il had been . busy day. full Of
interest from beginningto end.
The memory 0f the first annual
meeting Of che Clovis Odd Eel
lows viii lingsr
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-02
Model Grocery Store Makes
Change

d. L. Griffin and Clark CALI
cut this week negotiated a deal
whereby they assume control Of
the Model Grocery formerly con-
Quoted by Massey and Davis.
Mr.. Davis going out entirely.
The grave responsibility of OPP
Grating a department store isno
small task, this has been the lot
Of Mrs, Massey for the past
several months during tie ab-
sence of Mr.. Massey. These
young business men are well
known to the public and doubt
less viii make their new ven-
ture a go.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-02
Clovis urnil re Company
Selling Out

The many friends and ac-
quaintances of the Clovis Furni-
ture Company and it's manager,
G. S. Fitzough, We're very much
surprised this week upon the
learning that this establishment
would soon cease to exist, that
they We're making ready to put
on a sale and sell everything out
and quit the business. The ca
reer Of this business has been
prosperous from the start and
scarcely a home in Clovis does
not contain some furniture from
this concern, nevertheless Mr..
c. S. Fitzhugh, Manager, who
was previously travelling for a
firm in Kansas City has decided
to resume his efforts alone that
line and he informs the News
that he will go back on the job
as travelling statesmen.
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VOL. ono A
Odd Fellows al Clovis

@AA elbows az GAOVAS
There was something doing in
Clovis, Friday, the 26th. White,
pink and green badges were
seen everywhere on every hand
twas the first Anniversary of
the Clovis Oddfellows and
Daughters OF Rebekah and nine
ty-third anniversary of the or
der in the United States.
1t was nearly noon when the
trains carrying the members
of the lodges from Elida Portal
es, Melrose and some from Tu-
cuHesgi, sailed into the Clovis
sta The reception commit
tee wearing neat badges with
the words Reception Committee
printed thereon, We're to be seen
at all parts Of the depot plat
form, as we'll as local members
Of the lodge. The visitors We're
escorted to the various hotels
for dinner. Every visitor car
RED a ticket for two good square
meals. The ladies' of the M Is.
church presided over the com
modious dining room on South
Main Street. The duty duly
performed at the dinner table
an idle hour was spent in visit
ing and sight seeing. The Por-
tales band dispensed fine music
during the day and formed the
lead when the procession
marched to the M. E. church.
Il The church was flied and ov-
eEflowing when the exercises at
\ lI3O began. The band played
fkr a few minutes. then the pro-
gram lasting a couple Of hours
was rendered.
Program
Opening Ode.
Invocation, Rev. G. A. Clark.
Opening Exercises from Book OF
Fprms
Welcome Address for Odd Fell
ldws, Judge R. E. Rowells.
Welcome Address of Rebekahs
Miss Mabelie Brooks,
Response to welcome address
f@r visiting Odd Fellows, Mr.
JIhnson, of Portales.
Response to welcome address
flr visiting Rebekahs, Mrs, 3.
81 Culberson, Of Portales.
MRSic.
ress "Odd Fellowship, ,
d,and Master W. M. Twigg Of
Fbrtales.
Music, Miss Anna Curren.
Reading, Miss Veta Bills.
Paper, The Rebekah Order
Mrs. Maud Smith, Of Portales.
The photographers who were
nesent then took a picture Of
tie crowd, after which the pro-
clssion reformed and marched
Il the hall, where their pictures
We're again taken. The band OF
Which Portales should be proud,
rtndered several pieces in the
eiening at the Elks Hall, where
dIlicious punch was served.
If there was a dull moment
flom the time the train arrived
ultil the closing of the exercises
itwas not the fault of the en-
tt.tainers who We'd with each
oher to MAKE the stay Of the
vBitors pleasant.
IAt 8 O'Clock the first annual
MEETING of the Odd Fellow S AS
slciation was held in the Elk's
Fhll and the following degrees
we're exemplifed Initiatory
N Ork, Elida Lodge First De-
gSees Portales Lodge; Second
Dsgsee, Clovis Lodge; Third
Ikgree. Texico Lodge.
lat 8 o'clock the Daughters Of
Hbekah retired to thu Masonic
d mple which had been kindly
.rned over to the ladies'. l'he
Il Tebekah Degree was conferred
D five members During the
ening Che work was duly sea-
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-02
Farmeys May Get

Bulletins Free
This office is in receipt Of a
large stack of pamphlets, which
give the titles Of variety Of 450
bulletins, wlic treat Of every
conceivable branch OF the farm
iEE industry and covers the
work ot the Government exper-
iment stations for years. Of
course itls not expected that ev-
cry Farmer viii ask for any but
those that he is particularlyin-
terested. These Index pamph-
lets may be had at the News Of
flee by anyone desiring same.
10 requesting any.of these bull
letins application should be made
through our Senators A. B, Fall
or Thomas z, Catron, or through
Congressmen George Curry or
M. b. Ferguson.
Mrs. "a. i. Bradshaw Of La
Grange Texas, and her sister,
Mrs 8, b. Hunter of Brown
wood, Texas, are visiting Mrs.
Hunter daughter Mrs. wv w,
.Od0m og 504 N Prince Mrs.
Bradshaw has NOT seen herniece
for some l6 years
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-13

Of his daug, ter's engagement to Mr.. oil.
lard. Dispatches from Salem left nc
doubt. however, that the engagement
was generally known there.
1nquirers were Also surprised to learn
that Mr.. Myers did not know that his
wife and daughter were going TO New
York. He said he understood that they
were going to stop over In Philadelphia
on their way TO Greensburg to consult
a specialist In nervous diseases because
OF his daughters recent overwrought
condition.
Mrs. Myers was q native of GREENS
burg Her father was Jere gilchrist,
whose big farm was found to overlie
rich coal deposits and who became
very rich. After her marriage to Mr..
Myers he erected Q modern hotel at
Greensburg. which is the county seat.
Gladys Myers and her brother. J.
Rape jr.. are the only children.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-13

baby was . boy when they swsnfed
girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Sssf Kipn seoh
twenty-five years old. 7wrspped The
child In a shawl and tossed him iato
the Ohio. River They were ARRESTED lAst
night and the husband confessed. blanr'
Ing his wife for wanting to. disposs Of
the child.
When arraigned In court to-day their
cases were continued to Nor. 81 Tho
body wasNpot recovered. stti
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-13
scHEPPs, ROSE SAYS. NEEDS
HIM AZ A GUIDE,

Coming to the innocent" part sam"
Schepps had played In the marder
drama. Mr.. Wahle asked about 1t.
Now. tell me, No, Rose he said,
lust what was the relation between
you and Mr.. Schepps-was he In your
employ. was he dependent upon you OF
what?"
The witness pursed his lips for a
moment, blinked his hairless eyelids
and then replied with great solemnity.
''Schepps," he said, sort of looked up
to me; needed me to lead and guide and
advise him"
Mr.. Wahle retraced all the direct tes-
timohy of Rose concerning the hiring OF
the murder car until he reached Web
ber's poolroom with the four gunner.
Al this point the defense began to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-13
Feared Consumption

Entirely Cured. Interesting cass.
W. II. Burtch. Bingham, Pa, writes
II was in q terribly rundown condi-
ton. my lungs were weak and sore,
and ! had dull, heavy pain between
the shoulders. ! lost flesh very rap
idly, and feared was going into con-
sumption. After taking four bottles
Of Hoods SarsapariIla ! was entirely
cured and never felt better"
In cases where q strengthening. ton
ing, appetite giving medicine is needed.
Hoods SsrsaparilIa has effected thou
sands Of cures.
Get it today in usual liquid form or
cbocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-13

pave the way for It's contention that
Harry WALTON was the actual ASSASSIN
of Essential.
O. (By wahle). You said that when
Weber came In and said that Rosen-
thai was al the Metropole these four
men got up and went out? A. Yes.
Z. Did any one go out with themf A..
Yes three or four mon.
U. Wasn't there one man In particular
who went out with them? A. Not that
recall.
q. You're sure Of that? A. Yes.
q. Where did Harry WALTON so when
they went OUT A. don't know.
q. Did you tee WALTON 20 out7 A. I'm
not sure. 7 thought at the time he had
gone. but was not certain.
O. Did you see any Of these defend
ants have In his possession q revolver
that nisht7 A. No.
Rose said It Was from thirty minutes
TO an hour after the gunner left Web
bers that word was brought to him
that Rosen.hal had been shot. Rose
was lying on q couch In Webber's poker
rooms when word of the shooting was
brought IN.
q DO you know where Walton and
Schcpps were at that timer A. No.
O. They left about the time the de-
PENDANTS went out7 A. They went ou;.
ROSE THE ONLY ONE WHO
STAYED At WEBsERs.
q. And you were the only one who re-
NAMED In the poker rooms? A. Yes.
O. Where did you And WALTON Schcpps
after the murder? A. on Fourteenth
street, at the house Of an employee Of
Hairy WALTON.
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Alumni give e2,S1O.

ROCHESTER,, Nov. LIT was an
nounced at the University of Rochester
yesterday that s2e2,bio had been contrib
uted to the endowment FUND By slumni
out of town. DR.. L. r. Holt Of New YePk
gave 10000, J. sloat FasSett Of Eimira
$500 and F. r. welles Of Paris Q1.0M
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-13
WAFFLE KEEPS HAMMERlNG
AWAY At ROSE.

Continuing his grilling OF Rose after
recess, the prisoners counsel asked q
multitude OF questions concerning the
occasion when Rose went to the Oar.
den Restaurant with the gunner at
the time he postponed the murder Of
Rosenthal. Nf
Mrs. Lillian Rosenberg. Lefty
Louie's'' baby doll wife, came in and
sat down back Of the outer rail- When
Louie" saw her ne nodded and smiled.
and then said to the reporters table:
There's the star witness for the pro-
secution."
Jack Rose. continuing his story, told
Attorney Wahle that no definite plans
for the murder OF Rosenthal were made
at the Sam Paul outing.
Didn't you say to Becker" queried
the cross-exaniner that you would go
TO tho outing with WALTON and Weber
and some definite plans would he laid
for the murder of RosenthafY"
You are reading that from my testi-
monS at the Becker trial." retorted the
alert witness. "Wul yoo kindly read all
I said 10 refresh my memory"
Mr.. Wahle complied aud tho willy
Rose readily explained the wherefore OF
his former statement. The witness need :
ed no aid from the Dfstrlct;Attarney
and refused TO be caught with his guard
down NE-
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Restorative q"
Treatment for
Nervous Men

Coming from . source Of upauss.
toned authority on the ailments q
men II 10 presumed to be infalHhas.
while the profession generally In
dorss the ingredients ana prsssrSSs
thsm in many different forms q
various diseases. The following torn
ula 10 highly efficient In quickly ~.
storing In nervous exhaustion. mslsn-
choita, anxiety. timidity IN vsatur-
Ing. Atsxiness. heart pAipitatiea.
cold extremitiss. tired aii-in fssl)nU
ana general inability - % tAosS
natural and RATIONAL ants uooa wh1sn
depends q mans SUCCESS sRd hAppt.
ness In social and every day life.
The instructions for mixing NJ
home secretly 20 that no smsarass-
ment may be felt. are - Soiievsi
First get three ounces OF syrup sAs-
sapariiia compound ana one ounce
compound fluid balmwort: mix and
let stand two hours. Then add one
ounce compound essence cardiol snl
one ounce fracture cadomsns cs0.
pound mot cardamom), and mfg aAl
together. The directions are to TAXI
one teaspoenful after each meal SO
one when retiring, until boundina
health and full strength are restored.
Even q few weeks win witness pnost
wonderful results.
Astonishing nervous force saA
equilibrium follow the treatment, no
matter how serious the case.
This contains no opiates VIVA tsvey
and may also he used by womsu vhs
suffer with their nerves with shso-
lutte certainty Of prompt and iastinx
benefits.
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MOTHER ON TRAIN
IS SHOT BY GIRL
IN A NIGHTMARE
CONTINUED from First Page

from salem to Roanoke, Va. here they
bought their tickets. They occupied a
lower berth at the extreme end OF the
car. next to the women's Mushroom.
They seemed to be on the best OF terms
with each other. according to the obser-
walton Of the other passengers and Of
the Pullman conductor. r. s. Meade. and
the porter. william Grsen,
PORTER SAW WOMAN PART
CURTAINS AND FALL.
Green was sitting half es,Sep on his
little folding chair at the end OF the
aisle, not three feet from the berth In
which were Mrs. and Miss Myers at n
little after 5 o'clock this morning when
he heard a murmur. Mrs. Myers got out
of the berth and In her niitst dress and
slippers went back toward.the wash
room. In q moment she retaraed. She
had hardly disappeared behind the green
curtains when there we're two sharp re-
ports Mrs. Myers slipped out OF the
berth and stood In the aisle for a
moment with her hands clasped over
her breast.
I'm shot," she gasped As Green
started toward her. She braced herself
| against the partition of the opposite
berth. In the same moment Miss Gladys
appeared. n revolver in her hand and
her eyes wide with fright and horror.
and s~w her mother. leaped to her side.
and with a scream which reused every
passenger IN the car, who might have
passed over thu shots a. q no.se OF the
| train. shrieked:
My God, I have shot mother"
Green and porter who had run In
from the next car tried to aid her. bui
she chung to her mother. Green picked
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-13
PARENTS DROWN
BABY. BECAUSE
It WAS A BOY
Husband Confesses Infant Was
Thrown Into River-BlameS
His Wife for Crime.

CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. is.--Disap-
pointed because their ten days old
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-
They wanted 10 Know what was the
matter with Becker. and / told them.
I said to thSm:
"Nobody 10 safe II Rosenthal
carries out his plan 70 squsai
against 8seker' told them that
they wanted TO be safe THY
would nave TO get rid OF hossnsha
10 NO could not carry ont ms ven
fence AGAIN." seoAer
rla :" 1ossntns a
.nAt 40 inst oniy wiz NJ"
se ,or you 70 appear On 'n'
.~'' uo"A
,o,i., "a 81, Al, r,.s,. ~..,i 40
o~,yih,n~ va. 49,, n.cs.r vsn, az ~. I,
I saId ,,ssrs 4. ou,v on. thing Bectsr
cane. a.. ebes ., a nav. Ioss>s nsi
mt an, az IN. vav.,
"'YhenY said Lefty Louie
"'you wait, I said. Some night I'll
tat. you where Rosenthal II and then
you can do IT,"
.cpoAx. is cANosrees oEPi.
.,,- 49,. ,,.,,,,oeoy
''o" VI "o"S
In ms coid' nara VOICE rose toio Vi
subsequent negotiations WIN tne s."
men and how they all -FOUR many
agreed to "croak Rosenthai JUST as
soon as JACK zeiis got out on oa'i'
Here Rose said;
The word 'croak 10 ths'r denhitaoh
OF murder
The Court would not permit the VIII
nees to so into the details OF MS dear
inRD and conversations WIN btcker
concerning srsst eohecuohH hs WV
allowed to say that arter inc gunner
had bargained 10 commit tne suurasr
he tRose) went to Becker ana saio' IL
10 all right Thoy have agreed TO croak
Roscnthal and are only waiting Tor
good opportunity to 40 II"
q. Did Sou tell these defenoan0 that
II RosenthSi went through with his 'x-
p pS,s :. .'Sa - "r",sc,,os 80 49,
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me' ranH, 10y 81. o,p
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W"e MO $50. "s"vs' 'sss ~. van
80 nv o: w. :, s"'
"eoDer "~"s w.
Inc witness 'oio no" ne n.a or'ven
!" cnop sosS Y" roV
Iouru' sIeet. "nero t"eS "oa .o'
weber Weooer had 'eit inc. u "s
baths to hunt up hosenthAi'
weber, continued the witness.
came to the chop suey place ana saih
hosenthai was in the Garden hestau-
rant. we went up there ana Herman
was inside with MS vile and JACK SUI
ivan Letty iooxed IN ana %" NM
then SAID wen get MN a. soon a.
ne comes out.
ROSE POSTPONeo THE KILLING
or RoSENTHAl,
n, b.pan n ,oor m. h,.,,.s. than.
ana I was afraid ,h.v were roIn~ 10 Mn
ham So Locked acros. IN. .,r.., md
nolnted AZ a man. 1 san 10 thcm 'You
better wait. TN pretty sure that. n
Burns man over there. wsho's been m.
slgned TO protect Rosenthal.'"
tBy Mr, Noss)--Dtd you know n ga.
. Burns man. A. No. ta-
Q. Why ala yea ssy u tAs., A. !.
Dscauss Z allnr vsns nsesusAai
killed. n was never ny inssntaoa
- say ~s F" Asvs soss.tsai
a.. -. go. .,,.,
nth ,,arrn,,,, "a ..-..,s'.,
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-13
BROTHER AND FIANc Ee ON WAY
TO TRENTON.

Miss Myers received word a; noon
that her brother and nsncee werc on
their way from Salem.
J. Rape Myers, the husband OF the
dead woman was In Pittsburgh when
the first messages regarding her death
arrived. He returned at noon to Green's
burg and at once started for Trenton.
While he was informed. he said. OF his
sons engagement to q Miss Hood Of
Salem, Va. he said he had not heard