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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
70 ATTACK PEkIM

TIENTsfN. Feb. 10. lombard
ment OF Pekin Ia imminent today.
and the population OF the capital In
In a panic. Thousands are fleeing
the city. Rebel warships have en-
tered the harbor Of Shan Hal
kwan. east OF Pekin. and although
the republicans original plans
we're To land troops there for an
overland advance on rekin. every
indication points 10 alteration OF
this design.
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Reprieve for
Murderess

ny uHlted Hxa0b LoAtod Wtfo1
WASHINGTON. Feb. fo.--Presi
dent Taft today granted reprieve
to Matte I.omax. negro murder
ess. who was scheduled TO BE-
hanged here February 10. The ex
ecntion was ordered postponed un
10 May 20. upon recommendation OF
Attorney General wickersham. II
IL regarded as likely that the wo
man will be pardoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
Ask Your Doctor

ingredients Of AytR'S HAIR t1COR :
Ssipsss. Gsyessis. osinis. sodssrs Chord.
Cspsenr. Sage. Alcohol. Water. Psrfsme.
AuyttsIug Injurious hcrce
Ash SOur doctor.
Anything OF merit ssc-eS
Ash your doctor.
VIII u stop failing tsalrf
ASK your DOCTOR
VIII u destroy sfauorusff
Ash your doctor.
WIN % color the hut~r
Ash your doctor.
10. ArrA coxr4ss. Lo~eI. Mss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
WOMAN FILES WRIT TO
TRY TO GET OUT OF JAIL

Hid In the city and county jails
without a formal charge since Jan.
). Esther Crandall yesterday filed
writ OF habeas corpus, requiring
cause to be shown for her further
detention. Judge j. +. Ronald made
the order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. TO-
Commander Andrew Lockett. com
mander Of the liner Persia. Is dis.
missed today from the service. Or.
X. NJ. Stephenson, a passenger on
the Persia. filed complaint against
the captain az a result OF sensa.
ton created during the last voy-
age. when Captain Lockett is de.
clared 10 have attempted to "act
as chaperon" TO Miss Ramona Nc
Shane. Of Petaluma. who was re-
turning from convent In japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
FORMER BUFFALO
MAYOR DEAD

BUFFALO. ~ ". Feb. To-
James Noble Adam. former demo
cratic mayor OF Buffalo. died here
yesterday after a brief lllneas.
Death was due TO acute indigestion.
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SEATTLE TO EyERErT-llnises -
~ ~ n aud t.zt .. m a.
,.nral TraiBs~~f ~. T.1t. 1s1t IN ~
ii, fisse srn-s is.zt. Lac b. IN. NJ
sts s1t n ss1e. 1soo. ~ r.
9fsst o m. daiir. EnfsA ssofn l11S,
asy and ssndsy At is.st p 4
ticket Offices Seattle. ~ os. -
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efefs. xfth ara Gfe~Rwso4
EVERETT TO EEATTLE-Idmit11 -
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LEGAL srslas--s H.. zee. 1see. ~ ~
II. issts. fi:ss . M. 1s.oo - r
lee. J zoe. 1sse. tsti = ~ -
tsAin Saturday asd esndas - ~
o. tHs
q Indicates hAerase traina
freight train feases fseiehf - = -
and 0Ifss At ssa3 p ~
SEATTLE EVERETT TRACTION 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
eo-PoUND WOMAN
BEATS UP HUBBY.

r BOSTON, Feb. 10. - Mrs. 4
4 Susan Haynes. 80 pounds, to 4
4 day was held to await the re. 4
= suit OF the injuries the police ,
4 say she inflicted on Harry 1
= Haynes, her 200.pound hus. ,
band, who was found today !
badly beaten and unconscious ,
4 In their home. !
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Society Submarine Party

4 Society Submarine Party ,
4 AZ Bottom OF Pacific I
4 Los ANGELES, Feb. o. ,
4 Society women Of this city, ,
4 San Francisco and Pasadena ,
y are planning a submarine fete ,
4 TO be held on the bottom Of the ,
A ocean of Cataiens island ear ,
4 ~ in March. Walter HowIson ,
4 Pritchard, marine artist, is I
4 arranging the details, and &C. ,
4 cording to him, the guests are 1
4 to be attired In diving suits, ,
4 each provided with an oxygen ,
4 tank or air tubes. ,
4 Catalina island has been ,
= chosen for the unique affair ,
4 because OF the extraordinary /,
4 cIesrness Of the water and the
4 remarkable marine gardens at
4 the bottom Of the sea.
4 4 ~ ~ tttttt f.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
BE A LIVE MAN

Nature intended you to be phy-
sically perfect. II there are ans
defects In your makeup, then you
are only piece Of a man, It's
up 90 YOU 20 remove the defects.
Rrtter do Il before you are total
~ dehilitated.
u you had a real fine watch
and some part of Its mechanism
broke, would YOU try to mend ii
by filling Il with OLE No. you
would take u TO the best watch
maker you knew and have him
fine tho cause of the trouble and
repair H.
Your body Is n far more delft
cate mechanism than any watch.
II Is the most complicated ma
chine on earth. yet when some
vital part breaks down or fails
70 work property, you try TO make
u go by doping yourself with
poisonous drugs
All your vital organs are run
by power called nerve force
Nerve force Is Just another name
fer electricity, When any organ
gets out OF order, sickness or
disease results Now. you can't
cure the trouble uutii YOU re-
move the cause-~repair the part
that iH broken. The only way
e do this Is 70 give. nature the
motive power--electricit You
can't get that from drugs Our
method is TO restore this electric
force wherever lacking and dis
ease will disappear.
That's natures way of curing
We have harncssed powerful
but soothing current of electric
lily into IA body appliance OF dry
cell batteries. We call IL Elec-
tra vita because 4 gives
strength, vim, new life To your
nerves. stomach or any other
part. OF your body that may be
weak.
Fleetra~Nita Is not like cleo
trio belts, faradic batteries and
oihtf cohtrivances You may have
seen or used IL makes Its own
power and never needs charg-
ing. IL VIII cure all such troubles
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4 YOUNGSTOWN. O.. Feb 10. I
4 -EIi Amer. SO. and his wife. I
4 81. al one time wealthy rcsi. 4
4 dents of Ellsworth township.
= Mahoning county. were admit. 4
y ted TO the county home ~ 4
4 Garfield the other day.
4 Amer was q wealthy farmer I
= and stoekman during his 4
4 younger years and owned SOL 4
= acres Of the finest farm land 4
= In Mahouink county. He In I
4 dorsed notes for brother 1
= for $4,000 and was forced to 4
= pay. Again he indorsed n note 1
= for $4,000 for = friend and I
4 he was compelled to make I
4 good. The Amer home was a I
= feature OF pride TO the county 4
= twenty years ago. 4
4 4 4 4 4 4 = 4 4 - 4 - 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
CAUGHT AFTER BEING CHASED
TWICE ACROSS CONTINENT

an agent 10 visit the city before the
court 10 show cause why a perma.
nent writ should not be granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

Then after testing III merits s1Ir-
self II you are satisfied With the
benefits received. send IN One Dol
lar. II not. you pay nothing. We
take youh word We could never
make this unconditional offer III WI.
hadn't received so many hundreds
OF glad letters telling ua of com
pIete cures OF Piles by Van yI~ek's
after all other treatments had fail
ed. even after 40 and 10 years of
suffering. We know its value, 40
don't walt. but send the coupon al
once.
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and comfort.
Why not you ?
You know the
risk Of delay.
We know what
our great g.
Z o / Il Absorb :
fton Treatment
IL doing for
sufferers a | |
over the globe.
, hen why not
Ign and mall
tur G o u y o n
now Return
mail Will bring
I Il q Remedy.
= q y n ! 4 In
plain wrapper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
4 Happier
To-MorroW

Win be yours il tonight you will
seek the beneficial aid OF the famous
and ideal family remedy Beecham's
Pills. Nervous depression. or the
"blues." IS one Of the symptoms
Of . condition quickly corrected
by the reliable and quick.acting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
Sends 81 Package to Try
FREE

Since DIR. Van Week found HIS
Genuine Relief f3.fold Absorption
Method) many thousands have MI.
ready been restored By Il TO health
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BEECHAM'S
PILLS

When the system Is clogged--the
bowels and liver and kidneys in
active-then the digestion Is sure
to be impaired and the nerves to
lose their tone. Bcecham's Pills
induce the organs Of digestion to
work property and thus this un.
Tivaled medicine has a tonic effect
upon the whole system. Beecham's
Pills do not vary they act always
in accordance with their great
reputation; mildly and safely but
quickly. In every way--in feel
ings. looks and vigor--a better
condition Bcecham's Pills
Assure You
Ssil everywhere. io<.. as.
~ dissssisaswssh ever - sss v~sy Ashuasl
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as nervous debility. rhsu'na,,i,s NV
weak stomach, kidney and M nv
complaints. and evidence ~ w.
orders in men and women.
purchased one Of youf *
pliances last fall and USED -.
some time. and can say ! an =
fectly well now For Twp yssh
was very badly crippled WY
hip trouble and lame eacM
couldn't work nor watA' ~
could hardly drag myseH A ns
l used several kinds OF meu,es IVA
but without any result 81
I saw your adverfisefnems ~
Electra Vita and sent TOT ~ Nv
this Is the result OF Its INST .i,y
wife il using il now and Eettint
better toe Yours very truly,
I BlOMAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

eation for = definite period of time. and
hsxe paid for sach ones and
TN my opinion. the provision
covers the number OF ccpies OF such
poohcation distributed 20 soch and paid
subscrtbers BY any means. whether by
the mails OF otherwise
We shall administer the Law Justly
Hiteheock to-day. The cplnion bv m.
attorney general urhoids the construc-
ton placed upon the Law by officers OF
ne p0stofnce Experiment. We have no
Alternative We must enforce A.
To-day ne are BEGINNING TO mail 70
10000 etttorr. publishers and others
interested forms Go he filled out IN COM
pliance with the Law. These will reach
their destinations by October 1. when
they must be filled out and returned as
soon as practicable. In the event OF
failure TO comply with the proviston- Of
the law publishers may be liable 10 the
penalty provided by the congress"
Attorney General w1ckersham writes
As follows
The provision - highly penal In It's
nature as n failure 60 comply with T.
punished by denying TO the pablicatto
the privilege of the mails: not merei
the privilege Of being carried in ~
mails as second class mail matter. hr
the privilege of being carried IN ~.
mails az all. being therefore. In dfrectio,
or common light 20 provfslon shout.
not be construed to- embrace anythinr
more than falls clearly within its terms
and ny those terms the requirements OF
the statement are limited 10 zoe syeraS.
of me number OF comics OF each issr. o,
such publication sold or distributed %
elk month";
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
WILSON In EAST


FALL RIVER. Mass, Sept. 26.-Gov-
ernor Wilson found The people of Mas
sachussctts who greeted him today
a. enthusiastic and demonstrative as
any he has me since he befan cam
paigning.
Great crowds turned out at Spring.
field. Barre and Fail River. where the
Governor made scheduled speeches.
People pressed 10 the rea OF the tr~n
and stretched their hands upward 10
him wishing him Cries for
buttons we're insistent. and the gov
ernor himself helped toss them from
the train.
The nominee covered a variety OF
topics In his speeches. including the
tariff. questions affecting monopoly
and governmental assistance 10 farm
era. ~ the county fair az Barre. he
made n brief speech. allOting most OF
his time 20 shaking hands. lie said
tonight he felt deeply pleased AZ The
friendship he had struck up with the
people.
Bryan Talks.
RENO. Sept gG-Wiliiam J Bryan's
campaign tour carried him to-day 20
the p%icturesuc m ming towns Of the
C0mstock Lode he spoke In Virginia
cts. Silver city and Carson. conclud-
ing his Nevada visit with an address
az a largely attended meeting In Reno
TONIGHT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
WINS The HORSE
REVIEW THREE YEAR OLD

from the party. Republicans now. a
hey have for haln a century, believe
In t~he.doctrine Of protection as these
men profess TO believe. And yet these
latter risk h success OF free trade
under the administration OF the most
pronounced do~ctrinaire OF that faith
In the country today.
They risk the success OF Tammany
nan n the fastening OF its grip on
the state for years to come"
In q yelled reference to Col. Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Mr.. Bracket said:
In all history. sacred or profane.
there are few characters more con-
temptible thai a pharisee lingering
his ~phylactery. beating his breast. ana
with no suspicion OF true g~odliness in
his heart. profanely thanking God that
he is not as other men.
God forbid, God In His infinite
mercy-that the pharisee shall become
the exemplar aand exponent OF our
national life"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
MAY SEND TROOPS
THROUGH STATES
macero VIII Ask Mexican Congress
to Ask Americas Permissjon 10
send Troops Through
States

CITY OF MEXICO. September 2s.
President Madero tonight, asked
Congress for authority TO request per.
mission OF the United States TO send
Mexican troops through American
territory. This is desired TO move
M soldiers from FL Paso to Viuda
Poriirio DiaZ. thereto cooperate with
General Blanquet's campaign against
Pascual Orozco. Jr.
The government has made Sabinas,
Coahuhia. II miles from the Ameri
can border. the base from which Gen.
eral banquet is to operate. thereby,
so federal officials believe, making II
impossible for Orozco to carry GU,
his threat OF attacking Ciudad Pro.
1rio Diaz. Five military trains. bear.
ing $500 soldiers. we're sent to Sa.
binas.
A man who reached Monterey to-
day. from Sierra Mojada said that
Orozco. with a small body OF men
was between Sirrea Moiada and Qua.
trO Cienegas. This has given rise 20
the belief that the rebel leader gave
out the story that he would march
n~orthward so as TO lead the govern.
ment TO send a detachment OF troops
TO that section where he might be
able 10 cut them OF.
In Chiuhaua. small rebel bands are
harassing The rear OF the main body
OF federals.
The own OF PatZcuaro. state OF
Michoacan. known to many American
tourists. has been sacked BY the
rebels.
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WICKERSHAM SENDS OPINION
ON NEWSPAPER FEDERAL LAW

WASHINGTON. sept 2s-Attorn~y
General Wfckersham to-day sent po~--
master GENERAL Hitchcock Written
Sfinion on certain phases OF the new
leoerel law requiring daily and weekly
n~e~ and some other public lions
70 present 20 the postmaster general
-~r'ni-annual sworn statements % rfr-r-
lation. ownership OF their -,orks ans
oonas snd Other Information rnder pen
Ally dentsi OF the sue OF the malls.
me attorney general upholds the po<f-
HA-t~f generals construction thn. ~ n.
lmmateriai whether Subscriptions are in
oiriaoal OF an bulk. and that the pro-
vision or the Law covers the number Of
Sopies OF a publication distributed 20
Mr.. Wtckersham's opinion. p-r~pare6 a,
-ieoen upoa the con-titutionaiity OF the
tcoch upon the on~tttufionaf-tv OF the
lew. which u part OF the postofffce an
soin Of congress.
Mr. Hitchcock inquired WHISTLER the
leS shall be limited 20 paid Individual
anpscripuons or shall include purchases
" uuaN oy news agents or others for re-
distribution. also whether in your opin-
70. tne provision covers paid Circulation
OF caiiy neysparers not distributed
through the maiis-
Psid Subscriptions
attorney General wfckerrham repites
cstesoricaliy and definitely to these In
qrlrie~. holding that
lit - immateriai whether or not Oh.
prescriptions are invidldusi or IN bu,k
me statement should include the aver
age or the number OF COPIES OF zach
s-I- or such publication sold or di.trt.
buted TO all persons who have E,e,-
sctiosd. that II. have agreed 10 take ana
pay ior one or more copies OF the pubii-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
NOTICE-COntractors
Notice to Contractors.

Noacs TO Contractor.
The Board OF Commissioners OF ths
county OF ohio: Wheeling. w. Va.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF The Board OF Commission
ers OF the County OF Ohio. West Vir-
1900 A. NJ. for grading aud raving with
stone the River Road in said county,
from the north corporation line OF the
town Of Warwood TO the county line at
Short Creek.
Length. 22.O54 feet. IS miles.
width OF pavement IL OF IL feet as
may be determined.
Approximate cubic yards grading,
based on IL feet width. 1000.
Approximate cubic yards sand stone
foundation. S.T17.
Approximate cubic yards lime stone
macadam. ssh.
alternative material for the complete
construction OF a stone road instead of
sandstone foundation covered with lime
stone mscadam as above.
hpproximate cubic yards. based on IL
a certified check for 100000 shall
be deposited with each bid.
The successful bidder will be required
contract price as determined by the en-
gineer's preliminary estimate.
Plans and specifications are on file at
the office OF The Board Of Commission
ers OF the County OF Ohio.
1918.
The Board OF Commissioners OF IN.
County OF Ohio reserve the right to re-
jtct any and all bids.
GEORGE KRESs. President
JOHN NJ. GARDEN.
~ W. WOODS.
The Board OF Commissioners OF the
County Of Ohio.
GEO. W. OLDHAM.
CLERK air.
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VETS REUNION

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
FAiRaiONT. W. Va. Sept. 2slThe
annual Reunion OF the Marion county
Soldiers Association was
opened to-day at Fairview and will
continue tomorrow. At the meeting
to-day Fafrmont wns chosen a. the nexs
nS follows:
Colonel. John ". Milan: Lieutenant
Colonel, Il T. Tough: Major. William
:. Parker; Adjutant. r. A. ~BnlinEsfea:
lin. John +. Jamison.
About 100 veterans Of the Civil war
are attending the reunion. A big pa
Iade viii feature the program tomor-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
BANKRUPTCY.


United States OF America. Northern Dis
l trict OF West virginia. IS.
In the Jnited States District Court in
and for said District.
In the matter of John kacinskf. Bank
rupt No. $50. In Bankruptcy. Petition
los Discharge.
To the honorable Aston q. DAYTON.
Judge OF the District Court OF the
lntted states for the Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia:
John kaclnskt. OF Benwood. in the
county OF Marshall and state Of West
virginia. In said District, respectfully
airy. last past he was duly adjudged a
bankrupt under the acts Of Congress re-
lating 10 bankruptcy; that he has duly
surrendered all his property and rights
OF property. and has fully complied with
ell the requirements OF said acts and OF
orders OF the court touching his bank-
ruptcy.
wherefore. he prays that he NAV be
decreed by the Court TO have a full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. ex-
eept suen ceots as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this :ith day OF September. A
D.. 1912.
JOHN KAcINsKI.
Bankrupt.
ny r. A. Mcmahon. his Atty.
Order Of Notice Thereon.
northern District OF West Virginia. IS:
on this 18th day OF September. A. ID.
1917. on reading the foregoing petition.
IL IS
Ordered by the Court that a hearing
pc had upon the same on the 26th DAY OF
October. A. d. 1912. before said Court at
wheeling, In said district. at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon, and that notice thereof
be published In the Wheeling IntellIgen-
Ger: a newspaper printed In said District.
and that all known creditors and other
persons In interest may appear at the
said time and place and show cause. ~
any they have; why the PRAYER OF the
said Petition should not be granted.
And IL Is further ordered by the Court.
thht the clerk shall send by mail to ali
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order addressed TO them at their
places Of residence as stated
witness the Honorable Aston q. Day
ton. Judge OF the said Court. the seal
thereof. At wheeling. In said district. on
the 25th day OF September, A. u, 1912.
Attest:
c. y HEFAUvER. Clerk.
L. $. u. G. y. ID. W. Va.
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CoLCNfBuS. o.. Sept. 2s-John Dick
e.son. VINO last year won the Horse Re
view three year old trotting futurity
with Adlon. owned by c Ii. Ruddock' OF
New York The winner was the first
choice and landed IN straight heats in
ace OF brilliant opposition from Brish-
ton n and Maurice. Five heats were re-
CURED TO decide the free for ali trot.
During this race. for which Dude Arch
oaIe WAS the favortte. Grace reduced her
mark for a NTH trotting heat. when ar
Won the deciding mile IN 2:0sk.
Ion rronto. going the first heat OF the
,,,vo race In 2;os* made the fastest
at BrAnham Baughman with as much
SPEED ana the Cox PAGER went on ana
won. as the public expected him 10 do.
Macks Mack was selected to win the
2.l5 trot over the IL other starters He
could not be kept always on a trot and
generally finished in the ruck. Rainbow
ar,sen ny Bert shank. OF North RAN
dan. won the first two heats and tried
Tor the third. but was beaten out by
Jean Arion. which got the fourth away
from Glendale after ainbow made a
oreak near the finish. This race will
be resumed at noon Friday. Summary.
purse $1,000: :"
Grace CMcDevitt). first; Dud,e Arch
Gale tGeers). second; Billy burke INC
Donaid). third. Best time. 2.O4x
Horse Review Futurity. , year old
t%rotters g in ,. s6.sot:
Adlon tDickerson). first: Brighton b
tAnwrews). second. Manrico ODurfee).
third. Best time. 2.0sL
z:O5 class pacing. J in s. purse 81, 200:
Branham Eaughman (CoxD. won; Don
Pronto tDurfeeD. second: Peter the Sec
2:o3a. ""e'
2ls class trotting. , In s. purse
$1,000. unfinished:
t~Schank). first: Jean Aroin
cray. second; Black Cat (Ray), thiro.
Best ime 2:I0L.
To beat 2:0sL ~trottinR:
Margaret Parrish. b. m. by Vice Com
mo1ore 'Andrews). won. Time. 2nsL
To beat 2:11a trotting: Arion Bond
pr. n. by the Bondsman (ConroyJ. won.
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UNIONIZE HINES


Ne said on his o~n observations. and
was certain Of his position because be
hac been a member OF the conferences
betve the miners and operators In
mis- state for ten years.
& N Heron. coal distributor for the
Chesapeake q Ohio railroad. and for
many years identified with the coal
business In this state. declared the
miners on Paint n Cabin creeks
were ~ well housed a. are the miners
In Scotland. which he said were cred
tied with being among the best In the
world
Attacking Party Esesps.
cHARLEsTON. ". Va. Sept. IA
Although surrounded In the noun
tains by sosciers under Lieutenant A.
O. Bell. OF Company !. First Infantry.
~ attacking party which last night
nred on an outpost at Keeferton. W.
Va. succeeded In breaking through
the lines and making good their es-
cape Bioodhe r reached the scene
o. the skirmish early today and and
ing a tram followed a further into
the mountains. but reports from mill
tary Headquarters gave I'D encourage.
ment that : capture will be effected.
Governor Glasscock continued his
efforts 20 bring peace TO the disturb
ed coal country today. II was stated
that attorneys for the mine guards.
Imprisoned n the order of the military
commission. would. upon the COVER
nors advice. withdraw the court pro-
ceedfnss Instituted earlier in the
week looking to the release OF the
guards. This action. u vas stated.
followed n conference In which the
governor quoted decisions to show
that his position was sustained by
the courts when portion OF Colorado
n Idaho we're under martial law.
Those who are asssisting the COVER
nor In his efforts to restore peace ex-
pressed confidence today that the end
of the coIrt proceedings would clear
the atmosphere so the governor coul !
withdraw the roops from the martial
law zone N compel the civil author
tiles 10 maintain order and proteS
property.