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The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27
Improving Sanitary Conditions.

Little Rock. -- Thus far IA 1912,
more than ten miles OF sewer has
been completed and Is nnow under
construction, besides the big sewer
which has Just been started" said Su.
porintendent Henry Leylnson OF tho
department Of public works. when
the work now In construction la com
plotcd, Little Rock will have n blan'
Rot sewer district covering many
million.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

Okolona The TeNas-Oklahoma Oil
and Gas Company. through its field
manager, W. s, Browning, i3 making
arrangements to begin work on three
deep well tests for oil and gas in Pike
county The land lies east from Muir
freesboro. and IL within an area OF
about five By seven mileA
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27
Wanted 20 paw More Taxes,

Washington GIfrord Pmchot form
cr chief forester and Roosevelt cham.
pion cannot increase his taxes IN the
District of Colsnba, though he wants
TO. Mr.. Pinchot recently decided his
mansion had been underyalued about
$4,000, and proposed TO pay more
taxes The assessors, however, think
their figures are correct and declined
Mr.. pinchots money
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27
E.nnr, cnlled 10 chaek Peat.

FuyotteyIlle.-prof Geo, G. Becker,
acting cntomolglst to the experiment
station In the University Of Arkansas,
has been called 10 Mariana aud other
points In the eastern part Of the state,
10 Investigate a reported outbreak OF
the army worm on cotton aud corn.
Letters and telegrams have been com
Ing to Mr. Beckers office for tho last
few days urging prompt assistance.
Judging from reports" says MIR. Beck
or "tho outbreak must be serious, and
heroic treatment will have to bo given
In order TO stop the rayagcs OF those
invaders II the invasion IL not too
far advanced, remedial measures can
be- put IN force easily, but II these
creatures have gained much Roadway,
considerable damage might accrue"
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27
Drowned on HIah Building,

New York Robert kinsola was
drowned on the top Of l2aory build
Ing In which he lIyod In East sixteenth
street, lie had gone TO the root TO re-
lease n loot aud a bali OF wuter Hhi'H
had collected there after the drain
pipe became ologged He ran his
right arm down into the drain pipe
and nv he released the rubbish the
suction OF the rushing wator caught
him, llll arm was drawn In up to his
shoulder and became wedged Ia the
pipe.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27
Mo Hearse for Dead Woman

Nashville, Tenn The largest cas-.
ket ever made in this city was re-.
Gently finished for Mary Harris, ne.
gress who died here, The corpse
weighs COO pounds and the coffin IL
six feet three inches long and Sc
inches wide No hcarsc could be found
large enough to convey the body TO
tho cemetery
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

Wilmot Floyd Anders, who Is con
fined in the local jail. attempted to
escape by burning out from his cell
during the absence Of the deputy sher-
III. The fire became too big for him
and before his cries for help were an
swcred he was almost suffocated.
Prompt action on the part of several
men who heard his cries, saved his
life, Little damage was done to the
building.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

Texarkann. Robert Brunfleld, n NO
gro, charged with breaking open a
mail box on rural route IN Coum-
bia county, near Magnolia, was given
preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner Iudspeth. He
admitted his guilt and In default OF
a bond of 5000 was romanded to jail
at Fort Smith TO await the action OF
the federal grand jury.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27
kutoIst Held for klIIlag,

Winnipeg Alfred II, oaks, prosl.
dent OF the Winnipeg Real Estate ES.
change, and a wealthy broker faces 4
charge of mansaughter instituted by
the Manitoba government Mr. Oaks
is said to have run over ana killed
Mrs, Wallace Preston of South
Shields, England,
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

Hope.-The Fruit Growers Associar
ton are making big shipments here.
A large force OF men is loading cars
day and night. 3, II, Young has al
ready received / carloads OF peach
crates from the mills In Michigan.
The local mills cannot supply the do
mand.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27
State Warehouses Unconstitutional

Columbia, s, C,-The South Caro-
lima supreme court declared unconsti
mtIonal an act passed at the last
session Of the legislature TO create
and operate state warehouse system
for storing cotton and other commodi
ties. It carried with It an appropria
ton Of S25O,OOO for putting It's proyis
ions into effect,
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

Fort Smith Boone Gore, a promi-
nent peach grower Of SEWER county.
was Killed In a runaway near liora-
ito. Ills team ran into an embank.
mont and he was thrown under one OF
his mules, receiving a fractured skull.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

Prescott. Leroy Taylor. negro.
was killed here when a saw which he
was operating broke and cut him
across both legs He was also cut
across the left wrist by the flying
steel and bled to death within a short
time.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

stephens. Tho body Of D. A. Brown
a former resident Of this city, waa
brought here from Elborta, lap and
buried In the city eomlory MIR, Brown,
who for some years has been n lead
ing mmborman at Alberta, WAS stab
bed and killed by a demenied negro
last week His aged parents live here,
and are among the leading citizens
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

Conway Roy Hodges, the eight-
year-old son OF NJ. l.. Hodges, was
kicked IN the face and severly injur-
ed by a mule. The boy was endeav-
orng to stop the team and reached to
pick up the lines, which were drag
gng on the ground, when the mule
kicked him,
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

.Ionesboro The bootleggers and
irunks in this city are paying for the
recent grading OF Jonesboro streets.
Police Judge Hatcher is assessing
heavy penalties against all before him.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

Teyarkana.-F Farmers in this section
report the crop outlook the best In 10
years at this time o. the year, Both
corn and cotton are unusually prom
IaLng
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

Fort Smith Arthur Norden. aged
%, OF Cabin Crock, Ark, while at
tempting to board an Iron Mountain
passenger train en- route TO Little
Rock fell beneath coach. His left
leg was cut off at the hip.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27
Earmerc institute Opens.

Magnolia. The Farmers Institute
at the third district agricultural school
opened with an enrolment Of i0 prof.
II. s. Moberly, University OF Arkan-
sas. gave the opening lecture on "Vo-
catIonal Education"
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

New Orloan3--The body OF Miss
Nora Lewis, 20 years old, and william
J, Starkey, a young business man,
who had been missing the last few
days were found in q stream between
here aud Tanpipahoa, about five miles
away They had gone driving and It
W supposed that the current Of the
creek swept their horses from his
feet when they attempted to ford the
stream and overturned the buggy
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

Chicago. William Lorimer' was de-
posed as a member Of the Republican
county central committee A subcom'
mIttoe decided against lorimcr In q
contest brought by Charles Vayrick
and seated Vayrlck os committeeman
from the ThIrtylourth ward.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27

Rockford, Maine An speed record
for navy vessels carrying big guns
was broken here by the new United
States hattlcshp Wyoming, sister lhlp
Of tho superdrcodnought Arkansas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-05

En- sta-dice-guardaba documentos
de credito, dinero y alhajas de SUI pro-
piedad de dona Rosario Pine. por un
valor que oscila entire 80 Y 100 mil pc
sos.
Las alhaJas robadas son un pendan-
tit redondo de plata con una esmeral-
da grande Ell ell centric, otra colgada
ocho brillantes otrO aniIlo con una pie
dra color ambar y cuatro brillantes gran
DIES; una cadena de platino con perlas
una cigarrera de ORC con las iniciales
e. ID. h. grabadas; un reloj de orc ex-
ira chato, marca Longines, de dos tapas
Otro reloj de viaje con esfera descubier-
ia; un anillo para hombre con dos bri-
llantes; otro idem para senora, tambi6n
con dos brillantes un alfler de corbata
con una perla; otro con un brillante chi
co; otro idem con un zafro. varias mo-
nedas de ORC de distintos paises.
Recibida la denuncia, la Comisaria di6
cuenta del hurto al juez de instruction
doctor Jose Antonio de Orc. Y por cir
cular telegrafica recOmend6 a las demas
secciones del municipio ell secuestro de 10
hurtado y la detenci6n del cochero. de
quien Sc tiene tan vaga fliaci6n.
POGO mas tarde la Comisaria inform6
que en- la calle Constitution, frente la
casa senalada con ell n6mero 1850 ha-
bia sido hallada la valija por los senores
Hector Mora y Raimundo Etchar, quie-
nes hicieron entrega de ella las autori-
dades.
La valija, que habia sido cortada con
euchillo en- uno dc sus costqdos. solo con
tenia algunos papeles sin valor alguno
faltando las aIhajas. dineros demaS
documentos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-05
or fin Sc las lIevaron

Aquellas famosas alhajas de Rosario
Plno, cuyo momentaneo eclipse tanto di0
que hablar en- Madrid hace algGn tempo.
han vuelto desaparecer, esta vez de-
finltlvamente. He aqul como 10 refe-
re un diario argentine.
"Antenoche, a las ocho treinta. Sc
presento EN- la comisaria primera ell en-
presario teatral don Guillermo Da Ro-
sd, denunciando haber sido vfctima de
valioso hurto.
Manifesto el damnifcado que, entire
diez treinta y once de la manana, comi-
siono uno de los porteros del Palace
Hotel Bernardo Santos, para que le bus
cara un carruaje de alquiler, pues tenia
que trasladarse con las artistas dona Ro-
sario Pino y Maria Rosalea al tetro
Ode0n
Momentos despues- -agrega- regres6
Santos, trayendo una victoria de plaza.
bastante usada y tirada por un caballo,
y cuyo auriga solo recuerda era delga-
do y al parecer italianO.
Una vez que los tres hubieron ocupa-
do el vehiculo, Santos entreg6 al coche-
ro una valija de cuero, color marr6n
con clavos dorados, de cuarenticinco cen
tlmetros de largo por 30 de ancho y Is
de alto aproximadamente la que aquel
coloc6 entire srs piernaS.
Llegados al teatro Ode6n, Da Rosa
despach6 al coche abonando un peso por
q viaje, y solo a las siete treinta de Ia
noche, cuando voNi6 a su alojamiento,
en- ell Cecil Hotel advirti6 la separation
de 81 valija.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-05
Ell Cine Tres Banderas

Para esta noche anuncian los popu-
lares empresarios Portell y Garcia, IN
programa lleno de attraction Hay una
serie de peliculas preciosas. Mahana
martes, Sc reprisara la gran cinta en-
cuatro parties, Scherlock Holmes
Ell miercoles, estreno de la magni6ca
pelicula acabada de recibir de Espana,
titulada Barcelona en- Puerto Rico. La
gran cinta ha sido fabricada por la So
ciedad de attraction de forasteros de Bar
celona y recibida por su agente en- esta
ciudad, don Pedro Sancho.
Hemos asistido a la prueba de la peli-
cula y podemos afrmar que ha de gus
tar sobremanera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-05
SOlicite EStudi0S Y Pianos.
lEBILIDAD. NERV10SA
6 NEURAsrKNTA, % Ia enfeTn1o-

8 NEURAsTKNTA, % la eufeFm0~
dadde moda dc lavida naodernay
& invade todas las claSes, So
- ciales no rcspetando edades, y
asi como es impossible escapar al
proereso, tampoco puede I'd. evitAr e.
adouirir De6flidad NERVIOSA tarde o
femprapo, con mas omeuos sintensidad,
pero para curarla y evitar sus consS-
uuencias, tome I'd. Ell famoso Cor
dial do Cerebrina del pr. Ulrici do
New York, que eS ell Z6HicJ Nervfoso
mas potente que existe, bajo cuya ma
Eica infiuencia desaparecen todos los
frasto-nos nerviosos do manera asou1-
'brosa, vitalizando su sangre, cerebro y
nervios substituyende la ANEMIA,
lProstraci6n y debilidad, por FuerZas
salud, yvigor corporal y mental, use I'd.
este gran especifico y sera id. mismo sor-
prendido por sus maravillosasv vlrtudes:
EJCordtdI de CeYsbr5nd { ON ptlesfo OIytcS
devuelve el vigor q las personas debili-
tRdas por cualquier causa, d2 fuerza
nerviosa, devuelve el apetito, mejora
la digestion y da extraordinario poder
81 est6mago z ? irilar los
eliInen'os q ds aAi, 81 precioso efecto en-
la convalecencia de todas las enferne-
dades, alegra el amino y hace desapa~
recer la tristeza y melancoiia de las per-
sonas nerviosos. Jamas dana por mucho
que SO use. ST SO siente I'd. debil y sin
fuerxa tome algunas botellas do este po-
derOao fOrtihcante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-05

8 PobrezA dc N
Sangre y Cloro-
sis dolores pa
lidos } son las
enferme d a d 9 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-05

VI humanidad, rara es la persons
quo escapa a su accion debilt-
tante, 70 misrno la padecen los ancianos
que los jovenes y ninoS y constituye Ia
causa principal que conduce la tisis,
tuberculosis, catarros, bronquitis, gripe
Y Intermediates graves medida que Ell
cuerpo Sc debilita asf para escapar do
dichos dolenciaH y cortar de raiz tales
intermediates cdrese I'd. la ANEMlA y
ia DEBILIDAD y este SO obtiene dc
modo sienpre cficaz y radical tomando
algunas botellas del afamado T6nico
Cordial de Cerebrina del DR.. Ulrici
dc New York, que es el mas poderoso
iortlhcante que existe.
EICor3sdI de CsFebrtso & ON bfsesto UIyfcG
he curara I'd. la ANEMIA, bien pro-
ceda dc convalecencias de enfermedades
graves, hebres-catarros cronicos-dia
rreas y intermediates antiguas del este
maSo--de supuraciones y dujoa-raqui-
tiEmo.
ElCordiaIde Ce,sbytna Com pnesto UEyic{
Ie curara I'd. la ANEMIA cereoraI y
esptnal, procedente de exesivo trabato
mental sufrimientos morales de De-
bilidad Nerviosa. Su efecto es reani-
mador sobre los NERV1OS. Y al rliSn1o
tempo spprime el INSOALNIO cuznda,
cziste.
DE VENTA en- tOdaS las farrnacias.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-05
ITALIAN AND GREEK
EMBASSIES STONED

rnnsianiinuplc, oct. 5.--TurkislI
demonstrators smashed the windows
of tho italian embassy aun tho creek
consulate lato las; evening. Tho pu-
iirh dispersed tho crowd.
m" sultan, replying 10 u d"pula-
ton or unlUnlsts, said today!
"Alah VIII not permit our father
mud to hn lrampIrd on by few 81.
rmics am confident that Allah ~
Wiih ne, In whose Keeping We nll nr" "
Iiadi pashu. Ch,or at tho general
stan at tho war Office, has been nnmi-
mated chicr of star uf the forces IN
course ul mobilization
rhN ministry of mnrino has Issued
instructions to prevent the transfer or
snlr Of creek and Bulgarian steam
rra tu Turkish aud other owners,
Tnr wilo of tho uiul9l"r OF marin"
Ia nrrnui2iug union "f women I"
COLLECT aud make urllDlrS for th" com
tort uL M" troops IN the il"lh
s number of MOsl"ru families hhN'
nrrl.,d from Bulgarian ports
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-05
BULGARIA. DELAYS
DECLARATION OF WAN

Goii, Bulgaria, Oct. d,---klhk f''
dunud Of bulgaria In speech dellv
cred today ~ tho opening of phrlia-
tu,nt rcrrrr"d briefly 10 tho military
measures mkcu hy the government
and ,gid lhur no aud his ministers re-
lied on the peoples representatives,
doing their dulf
AZ today In tho annv"rm'y 81 'n@
prormnntiOn Of bulgarian lud'ronh
rnca from turkey, the m"oung al me
extraordinary session Of m" Sphi 'nl''
ar parliament. wns hwnilrd win SOM"
apprehension, M II had been rop"rl'"
that war would be- declared, Tho d"r-
utlos. however, merely approved ihe
proclamation Of martial law ana pro-
roodod with other legislation. mah"
necessary by tho mobilization ot lh'
army. The powers have advised lh'
Ralkans states not 10 Withdraw thrh
Representatives from CnnstantlnoplG
pending tho result of the steps being
taken by tho ambassadors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-05
District Attorney Declares Sec.
retary Hockin of Ifonwork-
ers' Union Has Given Infor-
nation to Government.
STARTLING SCENE IN
INDIANAPOLIS COURT
Defendants Sit Spell Bound as
Prosecutor Scores Most Pro-
minent Among Them as
Double Dyed Traitor.
[By Leased Wire to Ev-sIaE HersldI

10y Leased Wire "a EvrnInE HeTsIdl
indianapolis, Ind, oct, j.--lierbcrt
s Hockln. said by Ortic MCManlgal
tn have been one of the organizers uf
the "dynamitlng crew" has given in
formation against the other defend.
ants IN the trial Of tnr accused "dyna.
mite plOtters." according to n state
mcnt by District Attorney Charles W.
Miller. made In court today.
According to McManigal. Hockin.
who Is acting secretary treasurer Of
tue international Association Of
Bridge and structural lronworkcrs.
was aB bold as were the MCSamaras
In causing explosions against employ
ers OF nUn-union labor and was tho
Inventor" OF the alarm cloct scheme
by which tho Los Angeles Times build
ing wax blown up.
"HOckin has been duuDlc.crUssing
everybody" said MIR. Miller. "IIo
not only doublc-crosscd McManigal
hut he oven double-crOssed tho union.
He has been dUublc-crOssing these de-
PENDANTS.
Il will npi stop now 10 tell you lust
how ht personally delivered evidence
here at tho federal building. this e,i-
dence tending To- lncrlmlnuto other de-
PENDANTS. | viii tell you all about 1t
later"
All the forty five other defendants
looked toward HQckin, who pat IN
their midst, his head buried Ia a news
paper.
Next to Frank Ryan, president at
the Ironwurkcrs' union, HOCkin had
becn considered the most prominent
Of the defendants.
Long before the Los Angeles Times
building was clown, Miller declared,
"A quarrel between MCManlgal, lIockln
and James Il. Mcnamara over the *
cd price which was to he paid for
dynamitlng jobs occurred aud MrMan.
igal threatened iu expose the others,
MIR. Miller naTTatCs the alleged
quarrel as follows:
"McManigul said, ! have - notion
to quit this business and CIV" 1t away,
"'If you do your life WON'T bo worth
much. replied HOckIn.
"Hockin had been Keeping back
part Of McManigals money. They
patched up their differences. JHmc'
H. Mcnamara went tO California, anf
did his destructive work there. Bu
as soon as the governments invcsti'
cation began HOckIn began to double
cross tie union by personally bringing
evidence directly To the federal build
ing"
HOckln formerly lived In Detroit
McManIgaI was Worklng on 0ulldlpI
there in 1907. when. according TO III
confession, no was first induced b!
Hockln TO go into the dynamiting bus
mess,
McManisaI had worked IN Aton
quarry and II was bccause nf his ram
iliarlty with explosives that HockiI
sought him, lie said
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-05
DIVIDED ON
INTERVENTION
IN BALKAN
STRIFE
England Fears to Displease
MoSlem Subjects by Inter
ference Against Turkish
Government,
FRANCE, GERMANY AND
RUSSIA OPPOSE WAR
NY Leased Wire to Evening nersIdl

| ny NfHAFh "ttt W tNFhlnA hefWlu
PARIS. Orl. Nciihrr England nor
austria has yet announced idurrrncc
iu Frances project at Intervention IN
the Balkans. II Is thou. It here that
the point on which the powers may bp
hividrd IN thrir EFFORT to avert war is
the exact form intervention ls to
take, while Grrnl Rrilain's hcsitaury
may bo due to her dosiro to avoid
disp!rrlur her millions ot Moslcm
subjects.
Frauyrs suggcaliuu has hccn rau.
ned ulrrnd, by Russia aud Gcrmanv
II Includes u collective representation
rrprovuE tho wurhkc attitude OF the
Balkan states toward Turkey and cN.
pressing the determination not To per-
nit territorial changes, the powers
promise 10 undertake the realization
Of the Macedonian reforms.
Premier pulucairr aud Scrgius Sa2-
unoG. the russian foreign minister,
conferred again today ana later the
minister at bulgaria, Greece and Scr-
via participated IN tho conference.
NJ. Sayonnn, IN discussing the sltua-
"I'crhnps a llitlc lcss sUmbrc than ycS-
to-day" Ilo added that thoro ro-
mains no doubt in case war breaks
out II would be restricted to the Bal-
kauR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-05
TURKEY MAKES EIiABOItATB
PREPARATIONS EOR FIGHT

London. oct. Tho Scryian army
It Is expected viii bo fully mubill1cd
to-day, whil' those of Bulgaria, Greece
aud Moutuuygro will reach "a similar
state ur readiness within day nr two.
Turkey hy mrHns of a strict con-
surship, has kept her preparations
uut" secret SHE always, huwoNrr,
has "a strong force ~ the frontier par
trulurly IN Dhr vicinity of Adrlanoplr,
"hcro somc liulgurlans yesterday
crossed the border.
The lardiur.a ot Nuslro-llungary lu
forwarding h.r acceptance of the pro
pusals II uulruuuutlbio to diplomatic
circles here, ns ucrmany took u hand
M drafting ihr suggested nuto aud II
is Wltkrl, lhi IA" would consent Ia
ANYTHING not iu tho interest of hor
allE
Ia the mr1urtmv Turkey appears
'n ho growing worn determined Ia
nghi the matter ont.
Dcapntrhrs rrrrivra hero from Nd.
rluuupio and Mustaphu Pasha to th,
north of that city, describe tho pre-.
pnrutions for war
Every train reaching Adriauoplc II
ullrd with rCsrrvisis coming - jolr
their regiments Not only men hui
Mar material nlI tho streets.
All the horses have been rcQuisl,
rou,d ~ Mustapha PaSha, whcro II
ia rcgardrd ~ likely tnat tho frs
battle Nill be- fought,
SIgus ol the imminenoo of war nr,
also plentiful in the surrounding coun.
try where the peasants are packing
tuoir pussrasious and seeking greater
security iu. Adrianoplc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-05
ROOSEVELTRETURNS
TO OYSTER BAY
FOR BRIEF
RE ST
Colonel in New York Declines
to Be Interviewed; Talked
Enough Yesterday He Ex-
plains to Reporters.
POOR WOMAN RECIPIENT
OF BULL MOOSE BOUNTY
tRy Leased Wire to Evening Herald |

ny LEASED Wire co EvsnlnE Herald
New york, uct, Colonel Thru.
dorc Roosevelt arrived here 1T so
II, m from Washington. where hr tees
titled yesterday before thc senate ~
vestigatiug committee regarding ,uu
tribuiions Ia the Republican cam.
paiRn FUND OF 1904,
Colonel ltuusrNclt intended tu spoud
"a short time at his editorial ollt,"s
Hnd leave at noon tor oyster BAY. III
reply to questions the colonel said.
II commented on u gu"d many
things yesterday uHd Won't have a
word tu say today
while passing through the Penn
sylvunia ruilrund station ou the way
tn his automobile Colonel Ruusrvclt
saw u woman carry Ing a baby aud ac-
companlcd by fiyc other children, Hll
under ton years old tie stuppcd 20
question her und when he learned that
she WIS n widow and the sole support
of her six small children II" gave her
"a word of encouragement uud handed
her a grc"nbaCk,
The woman was Mrs. Ellen Hunter,
She said she VAS about to sail with
her children tor scotland.
Mntthr,y Hale Of MnssaC husctts,
Senator y. u, Scott Of West virginia
ana Louis ilammcrlinR OF Sew York
also VIII testify Monday,
Tuesday, Ormdby MCllarg. Chaun'
ccy NJ Dcpcw aud Congressman Will
| liam II. Mckinley Of Illinois are
scheduled to appear Th.rsdny the
committee viii hear Josiah Quincy
II massachusetts Democrat, and Roger
sullivan OF Illinois.
J Friday Mrdill McCormick ot chi
eager lll. and William S Edwards ~
West Virginia. ltous"v"li supporters
aud u. r, Stutcsbury uf Philadelphia
VIII testify.
| Lieutenant Governor Nichols 4"
ohio has promised 10 appear Monday
October II, iu testify about Governor
Harmon - campaign contributions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-05
AMBASSADOR BRICE
RIDES IN AER0pLANE

IBy LaaesA yRlee 70 fevsAIs1 HeRaSdl
ManchastAf. Mass, Oct. b.-From
the seat OF en- aerOplane James Brice.
British ambassador 10 the United
staten, obtained q blrd's-eye view OF
the Massachusetts north shore today.
The diplomat 10 visiting friends at
Manchester and among those who
called 10 pay their respects was w.
Vurgeas. who scOOped down ON an
aerial excursion and Mr.. Brice took
sb-mluulee flight. Upon landing he
expressed hib pleasure over his ex-
per1ence,