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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-20

Tho following marriage licenses
We're Issued Yesterday In the office of
the clerk of tho Hastings Court.
Timothy F Sullivan and Sadie Z.
lnmpkin Pete George and Pailoon
parOvian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-20

suit was brouuht in the Citv CircnIt
Court yesterday by A Suprannr
against J.. Aurouson. Tho case involves
debt of s5l71
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-20

Dr Lawrence y Price ana W. r.
owens yesterday qualified before
Judge Southan in the Hastings Court
es members of tne City School Board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-20
VAUGHAN ORDERS
BRIGADE TO CAMP
Specifics Time Of Arrival at Mt.
Gretna-Court- Martial
Is Named.

Geaer,l orders from the @r.gade
STANDPOINT TOT the movement Of the
N-fsir!4 Infantry TO me III, Gretna
EDc mpmeat lave been issued ~
Gsa-fa- &. e. Vaughan j..
Commenting officers aye instrl cte6
10 90 srheau.e ,hsir departure srom
aone stations as 70 arrive IN ce-r9
on Jaly - IN the following order anu
ime Second infantry Via Norfolk
snd Western Railway Cwo sectioasy
ar ana $50 cclock - NJ FIRST IN
fantry via Southern Railway Ctwo
sectlons) d; and $50 o'clock , NJ.
Fourth Infantry. via Norfolk and
Washiuston Steamboat Company and
PENNSYLVANIA railway a; - roon ava
1880 g. NJ
The necessary pyramioal tent VIII
he surpAea the regiments OF arrival
at camp Application fog tentage ana
wagon tFa deportation WI be made 70
the brigade IHartermastc. As these
pyramidal ,ents w.ll bee in use b. the
Virginia brigade Tor tie nrst time.
company commander. ale directed 10
arm rer companies in pitching the
tcnis prio. % departure IRON homo
stations.
So BAN or olsuk cartridge swirl be
taken to cHmp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-20
Ni0ntn-ue To-NIght.

y 7T'T1 y '1o aetlon % ne South
Richmond Democratic club, Nj. Mon
iasue will address "a mass meeting to-
night ;rorH the bandsiand in Washing
tpu square. The seats have been
rlaeed ground H. and every effort to
make tne meeting a success has been
made The Blues Band has been en-
sase1 and will parade the town. \
large gathering IS expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-20
RAILWAY GETS APPEAL

.sio,ls3.oOo s35.64o.5O
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11


NEW YORK, April i0.-warren S.
Stone. grand chief of the Brotherhood OF
locomotive Engineers. and fifty heu-
tenants met here today TO count the vote
Of 5000 engineers on forty-eight eastern
railroads. which will determine whether
the organizations officers may call a
strike should further negotiations with
the railroads for Increased pay fail.
1t was Mr.. stones intention origi IIy
to announce today the result OF the v1te
The labor Involved in counting the ball
lots and a delay on the part Of the or
ganization's officers In reaching New York
II was said would deter the committee
until tomorrow.
WASHINGTON. April l0-The coniro.
yersy between tho eastern railroads and
Their locomotive engineers has reached
an acute stage. where. Il was learned to-
day. conferences have been held by Presl-
dent TAFT and other government officials
with officers Of the railroads and Of ths
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers.
II Is understood that II the president
Of the Interstate commerce commission
were TO appoint a commission. such as
that which settled the anthracite coal
strike a few years ago. both sides would
be willing to abide BY its decision. Thus
far the suggestions for such a commits
sion have only been tentative. but II Is
understood the president Is inclined 10
regard them with favor
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Deeds flied for record April 70, 1914;
s. ., Peterson to Emma Putepca. part lots
., ~, n, "a, II, NELSON'S sdd,,,.+..s,s..t
W ], BroEth aud wife to Elizabeth DAVE.
lot II, block X, saunders A Himebauxh's. 20
J. c, Johnson and wife 10 Eduntd Huifrsy.
lot !. block iss South Omaha. .,.,,s.,s,t.t Lt2l
r. W. Haney and wife 10 Henry Quads.
IT,, let 3. block II, summit add. ,....s.ss..
L. L. +. stssart and wife to a. y. Lin
niger lots q and a. RENTS Park subj
Hannah y, LinihEer TO ". n Stewart. lots
II and a. Bsmis Park suh,,t,.tsr.......-s.
Tom Ayres and wife 10 the National Bank
Of Commerce. lot ., block T. BRAKES add. 70
B. II. Hastings, trustee, 70 Mary hlrminE-
ham. lots !. >, II and Is block !. MALI
tATy add stsHHFs "
S. Jensen and wife 70 Emma Young. lot ~
block g. Sheridan Place. 80
Boulevard PARK Improvement Co 70 W. W
Davis part lots 10 aud ls. block 8, Boule-
ward Park .ssssssssss.sssrs -sss.ss.srssssEs
r. A. Salmon and wife to G. I. Rose. lot
., block !, Aibrights sub...,.",,....,....,'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
WOMAN WILL WALK FROM
CHICAGO TO NEW YORK

NEW YORK, April lO.-Mrs. David
Beach. who proposes to walk from the
office OF the Globe In this city to the
office OF the Chicago Daily News, sub
sistlng enroute on a diet Of raw foods,
left New York on her thousand-mlIe walk
today. She hopes to reach Chicago by
June 1. A physician examined her Just
before her departure and her condition
throughout the journey will be watched
carefully. An automobile bearing provi-
sions and a maid accompanies her.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11

INDIANAPOLIS. April io.-soft coal
miners today at the meeting places OF
their local unions are voting on accept
Ing or rejecting the two-year wage con-
tract drafted by the recent joint confer
enee OF representatives OF miners and
operators at Cleveland.
That more than o. per cent OF the
miners will approve 10 the belief OF their
national officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE
5-R0OM BUNGALOW
In Beautiful Norwood
OPPOSITE MILLER PARi

OPPOSITE MILLER PARK
A well built. 5-room bungalow, all on
one floor finished last OCTOBER, living
room, dining room and hall finished In
oak. bedrooms finished in white enamel,
with oak floors; sun room and sleeping
room; large attic. where two or three
rooms could be finished II desired; full
water and laundry sink; best Of fur
naces coal bins, etc. House is thoroughly
modern, rough sand finish walls, Hastily
decorated, beautiful and artistic lighting
fixtures. dining room Is panelled and
has window seat and plate rail. Yard Is
sodded and the walks In. Two large
OTIS. each 44Nl6S giving s. foot frontage.
Well built chicken house, l2xlt, with
large yard on rear OF one lot. This place
makes an ideal suburban home, with
all the advantages OF the city. Only y
minutes ride to Farnam St Am going
to leave city. will sell with either one
or both lots. Must have half cash. bal
ance to suit.
1881 N. 2aTH ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
MINERS LOOK FOR PEACE
Both Sides in Anthracite Wage Dis
pute Inclined to Agree.
ARBITRATION OFFER REFUSED
Doth Employers aud Workers Are
Anxious TO End Conditions which
Are Costing Heavily In
Wages aud Profits,

PHILADELPHIA. April io-Prospects
Of peace with an early resumption Of
anthracite mining grew much brighter
tonight when the miners and the opera
tors decided to talk over their differences.
When the negotiations, broken off on
March Is were resumed In the Reading
terminal here this afternoon, George +.
Basr. president OF the Reading Rail-
road. proposed on behalf OF the operators
to arbltrate their differences. that Is
TO let the anthracite coal strike commits
sion. which settled the strike Of ise,
investigate present conditions and decide
whether any modification Of the commits
slous' award Is necessary at this time.
In the discussion that followed the
miners practically threw this offer aside
and the conference agreed finally to APP
point subcommittee to take up the de-
mands OF the miners, with power 20
make rccomms ndations for adjustments.
The subcommittee were immediately
appointed ami after a brief joint session
they adjourned until tomorrow morning.
1--WE subeom mittces.
operators-w, j. Richard, vice prssi-
dent aud general manager Of the Phila-
deiphia and Reading Coal and Iron COM
pany; 8 ID. Warmer, vlcs president
and general manager Of the Lehlgh Val
ley Coal company: Colonel II. A. Phil
/ lips, general manager OF the coal depart.
ment OF the Delaware. Lackawanna 4
Western Railroad company. and Morrii
Williams, president 1.-THE susquehanni
Coal company, u subsidiary Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad company.
Mlners-John p, whlts. Ekonar pres
dent OF the United Mine ' orkers; job
T. Dempsey, Thomas Kennedy and job
Fahey respectively. presidents OF Dis
tricts No, !. and . OF the miners
union,
Alvan Msrklo OF Hazleton. an indepen
dent operator, will act as chairman OIL
the joint conference, but will have No
vote.
While the subcommittee are trying n
reach an agreement there will be no con-
fercnces between the two general COM
mittees OF the operators and miners.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
North Side Cottage

owner is anxious to sell and will make
reasonable proposition on this broom and
bath home; front room l2xl4 dining room
l2Xl5. with bay window; large kitchen,
with pantry; two bed rooms, with closet
space; attic floored and makes good stor-
age: house has gas In each room; the
woodwork Is in good condition; lot is iEx
li5. with good shade trees. See GEORGE
X. WRIGHT, 25I NO. 18TH, three doors
north Of Madison Ave, or phone Web.
$3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11

BARGAIN.

fio-aere farm adjoining q good railroad
town, 100 miles from Minneapolis. t~s
houses. one large barn and other build.
ings; buildings originally cost 1900. ~
acres under cultivation. balance tirnher
and meadow land; no waste land Pic
~ PEI acre. R.5oo cash. balance easy,
SCHWAB BROS.
izs Guaranty Loan Building, Ainnsapo.
LIS Nina
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
A Life sentence

Of suffering with throat and lung trouble
Is quickly COMMITTED by Or. Kings New
Discovery. 5oc and sl.oL For sale BY
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

CITY PROPERTY ron SALE
LOOK THESE BARGAINS OVER
QUICKLY. THEY WON'T LAST >QNG.
Etoo-Strtctly modern Groom house at
27es Webster St. $50 cash, balance
So monthly.
s, S00-Leaving Omaha permanently. That
is the reason the 7-room modern,
except furnace. house >: 50 Man
derson is offered at this low price
Fine corner lot. 5oxl2S. with plenty
OF cherries. currsnts and other
fruit Only two blocks from car.
8, e50-Only two blocks south Of Ninton
81. car on 18th 81. strictly modern
Groom house. Lot 6Sxlt6. Call us
up about this.
ESN-ssth and Pinkney. High and
slightly: s-roOm house; nearly new,
with large lots big bargain
s. 400-2Ssi Ames Ave. Dandy 5-room cot
tage: modern. including first-clsss
furnace; full lot: on car line and
paved street. Owner might con
slider little larger house in eN-
change.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO,
Doug. 1881. A. iiH.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
-Owa.

THE easiest way TO find q buyer for
your farm is TO insert a small want adj
In the Des Aoines Capital. Largest cir
culation in the state Of Iowa, 1900 daily.
The Capital is read by and believed in
by the standpatters Of Iowa, VINO simply
refuse TO permit any other paper in their
homes. Rates, l cent word day; 81 Is
per line per month"; count six ordinary
words to the line. Address Des MoIues
Capital. Des Moines, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11

lhmhos
HERE ARE SOME OPPORTUNITIES
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS
450-aere farm, go acres In alfalfa and
timothy hay which yields tons per acre,
food house and barns; 10 head horses,
all farm implements and household goods
go with this farm. Price s5.0n This
farm viii double your money Within one
year. This farm sold Ai,00 WORTH, OF
stock off OF Il last fall -.stss. I
400 acre farm one mile from town. 40
acres under cultivation. 15 acres In al
falfa good buildings, and farm imple-
ments for $500. This farm now has 100
head of horses and 100 head Of cattle on
Il. Don't overlook this snap.
Don't wait. Come now and look az this
land where you have no crop failures and
a fine climate In southern Idaho under
the Wood River project, where you can
raise wheat oats. barley, potatoes, al
falfa hay. timothy hay, fruit and sugar
beets at enormous yields. You can buy
on very easy terms. Come now and get
in on this years crop. A fine climate,
no hard winters. Address
THE IDAHO COMMERCIAL CO,
RIehfleld Idaho. For further particulars.
We have a large list OF land that will
suit all buyers in size OF farms and
terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
MANIFESTATION


WASHING ana .ronlns Tore. Z y s.s
First-ciass. practical nurse, II SsiG Ais,
Day work, NC an hour. Harney S,4
BUNDLE washing. % cents dozen,
rough dry, Is cents a dol Webster AS
Curtains laundered, 90 up. Guar. " 5ogl
Family and bundle laundry. guar. ". 500
COIORED woman wants sweepinA,
busting oT ironing. Webster t9s1
CoLOKEn lady wants to do laundry.
sweeping or ironing work, Phone Doug
ISSS,
CARPENTER repairing speciality,
Harvey Isis.
HOUSE cleaning wanted by competent
man. Good references, Phone Webster
i9ig
\ COMPETENT colorcd man wants
Ianltor work or working In store or de
livery. Good reference. Call Webster tisl
BUTCHER Experienced IN sausage
making; references; viii start right; age
o. Address H-7S1 care Hee,
A YOUNG married woman tEnglishl
desires position As hOusekeeper 10 gentle
man In good home No objection 10 care
Of children. q ~ Bee.
CoIDRED girl desirvs day work
sweeping or washing, Webster Sl.s.
SOBER young man wishes position on
farm. o Iat Omaha Bee.
NEAT colored girl good reference,
Harvey bSas
SITUATION on stock farm or ranch,
by young man q years old and expert
enccd In stock raising, willing TO do
any kind of work. Can keep farm book
and records, Best OF references. Ad.
dress. q. W. r. 40 9Th Ave, Council
Bluffs, 10.
WANTED-Positi as cook by French.
man: can speak six languages. expert.
enCed; good references. Address X 49,
Bee
YOUNG LADY wants position in doe
tors office. Tel. Web. 1ie, references
furnished.
OMAHA. THE GRAIN MARKET
WEEKS okAIN CO, srsln In-renanlA
consignmsnts solicited. w brandeiA
LIVE STOCK MARkET OH WEST
ship your stock 10 south Omaha sAy,
| mileage and shrihkage. Your conslgn
ments receive prompt and careful alien
I've stock commis.loH Merchant,
/ Bysrs Bres q Co strong and RESPONSIBLE.
WOOD BIOS. SITS ExensnFs Bog.
Great West Com, Co, omaha y Denver
w. r.. SMITH a SON lust handle sheep
Clay, Robinson A. Co. nv ExcnAnEs blds
Interstate Co. Better results shir 20 IA
CLIFTON Com Co. "a Esehangs Bldg
Cox a Jones Com. c.. bunch of hustiara
L. &c ROBERTS a Gu. ~ Exeh. bids-
Farmers l.. s. Com. Co. IN Exen. Bldk
Martin bros - Co. su-a kxch. Bldg.
TAGG BHOs. handle cattle, hogs. snssp
Deposit proceeds OF shipments In Stoek
Yards Natl Bank- ouly bank A. yards
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
Very Desirable
FOR SALE BY OWNER

New T-room. all modern home; oak
finish; hardwood floors throughout east
front; large lot, 50x142 IT.: cement walks
handy to car. Price. $500. Terms easy.
For full Information call owner. Phone
Harvey 2324
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Hrftish Columhi.

LAND as rich and productive as the
best ard located from one TO three miles
from the towns along the Grand Trunk
railway between the towns Of Fort George
and Prince Rupert can be bought on easy
terms. Have a few choice tracts OF 10
to go acres Joining Aorricetown, which
will double in price very shortly. Also
ten-acrs fruit farms near Hazelton and
Prince Rupert. Write or call for booker
describing this wonderful country.
b. MEYEL, ~.
District sales Agent,
s3i Paxton Bldg Omaha. Nah
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
Benson Vacant Lot

Owner needs the money and win con-
slider any reasonable offer on this south
front lot on Lucas - between Clark and
Burnham. IL is 60xl8. not far from car
and schools. Can you beat Il? Address
l. rs. Bee. or phone Web. $50.
BARGAIN-Must be sold; 5-room cot
tage, lot 25x120. Z762 Lake street, 81, 500.
800 10 $500 cash, balance easy terms
THoS. w. HAZEN. 2T McCasue Bldg,
Douglas 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
BUY FROM OWNER

? NEW 5-room cottages with oak pol
ished floors and the best Of furnaces.
House nicely decorated; finest Of combi-
nation chandeliers: full cement base
ments; lots 5oxl25 feet each: cement walks
being laid now; numbers zoo and I'll
RaggIes, one block north Of SpauIding
streets. Price. S2.Go each. Inquire OF
owner. Phone Webster 2ao2
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11

wANTED-serVice Of any Orange Per-
sian tom eat at once. Phone Red 2sS2
Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11

l4K PRATT ST.. 7-room, all modern
house, corner lot; large barn See YogsI,
fof Karbach block
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
N ebrnsMa,
REAL ESTATE loans

| FARM bargains near Omaha. Possession
| Grin S. Merrill. l2l9 City Ma. Bk. Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
PERSONAL
GARDEN TOOLS

Our entire stock must be closed out be,
fore May ].
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iiaho.

l0i-i0 City National Bank Bldg.
Phone II. 1908. Omaha. Neb.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-10
PLANS To GIVE
CITIES COAL
LANDS

WASHINGTON. Aug. io.-Wnl
tor Fisher. secretary Of the In
terror. has a plan to ailot govern.
mcnt coal lands TO cities. which. In
turn. may operate them under GER
tain regulations 10 supply munich.
pal needs as well an those OF cit
liens.
As first step. Secretary Fisher
has recommended that congress
pass n bill granting $40 acres OF
coal land 10 the city OF Grand June.
ton, Colo, and meanwhile the In
terror department has Withdrawn
from entry the land that city de.
sires.
Cities In Colorado. Wyoming.
Utah. Montana. Idaho and other
public land states west OF the Mis-
souri, river would be most vitality
affected.
The general bill he offers would
authorize the secretary OF the in
terror TO patent $40 acres OF gov
eminent coal land for each city and
1860 for each town. under conditions
providing for prompt and confirm
Gus development OF the coal. tire
prevention of any assignment or
transfer Of the land. the safeguard
Ing OF the health aud safety Of Ia
borers mining or handling the coal,
the prevention OF undue waste Of
mineral resources and other re
strictlons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-10

These miners did not wfnce when
the coal companies eficted them IN
snowy April from their homes and
compelled them 80 take their wives
and babies 10 Flimay tents on the
cold mountain aide Neither waa
there any thought OF violence when
hunger catered the tented villages
Hut when the guards began a
campaign Of insult 10 women and
assault and shooting on men. aud
plainly said Il would stop n the
men returned TO the mlnen. then
the American miners hunted for
guns. OF course. they took the case
OF the hloodthlrNty. brutal guards
10 court first. but appeals to court
sheriff. prosecuting attorney proved
absolutely useless
There have been battles be.
tween miners and guards of aud
on for a couple OF months. say the
West Virginia authorities. One
day Ia June a squad OF a dozen
guards reported a battle with one
lone miner. The report Of casual.
ties was Guards. none hurt. Lone
miner. dead. 20 bullets Ia him.
Ia all the earlier fights. singular
70 relate, only miners we're killed
and hurt Il used TO be a rare sport
81 an evening TO shoot the GatIingS
up the hillside One day they
brought In man pretty nearly
shot 10 pieces. There was positive
evidence that this man had done
nothing. The company doctor re-.
ported that he wAR killed BY fall
out OF tree. Eight guards arrest.
ed for numbering him we're released
on straw bonds.
Five hundred state mliitiamen are
on guard in and around Mucklow
now One hundred more are At Pey.
tOnia.
But from what ! hear. 10000 will
not end this guerrilla warfare.
The miners American fighting
blood is up They want revenge
for their sufferinga AZ the hands OF
the guards who treated them like
dogs.
photographs from scene OF We
~ Virginia war. On left. scene OF
battle OF MuckIo~. on right. evicse
d miners new home and a village
made tenantiess by eviction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-10
BOTH SIDES FINISH
in BARROW TRIAL
AFTER 3-MONTH FIGHT

nounced that each side will be ac-
corded two and one-half days for
liz arguments This would give
the case 10 the jury Friday eve
ming next Judge Hutton has OF.
fcred. In the event that the attor.
neyH believe the stipulated time too
short. 20 convene court daily az 3
during the argument. thus provid-
Ing longer day
Assistant District Attorney Jos.
w Ford will open for the prose.
cutiou. according 90 present plans.
Ills address probably will consume
an entire day He VIII be followed
by Horace Appel for the defense.
Chief Defense Counsel Earl Rogers
will occupy the greater part OF the
time allotted 60 the defense, giving
away some time Thursday 10 the
defendant. who will make the final
plea In his own behalf District At
iorney Fredertcka will utilize the
final day. perhaps longer. In the last
arKumen; for the prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-10

kAmLooPs, q. c.. Aug. TO-
James. the man who shot Constable
As,ern, and Takahashi, a Japanene.
who Killed a fellow countrynan.
near here, were beth hanged this
morning.
Yesterday noon James tried to
escape from the jail When being
served with dinner he made a dash
through the cell door as II was
opened 10 hand In a tray lie then
threw pepper In the eyca OF Con.
stable simson. and tried 20 lift him
James object was 90 oycrpower
simson, seize the keys ard unlock
the door OF the office IN which the
death cell was located That door
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-10
MRS. M'NAMARA Is
AT HOME AGAIN;
WON'T TALK

SAN MATEO. Cal. Aug. TO-
Mrs. Margafet l. Mcnamara. wife
OF Nicholas !. Mcnamara. retired
banker. Is In her home here today
following her return from View
York. and has denied herself 70 all
interviewers
Mcnamara. who with his daugh.
ter Gladys. Is in New York. where
he went IN an effort 70 effect a
reconciliation with his wife, claim
cd that she was Under the Influence
of Mrs. C. NJ. Perkins. Nc
Namara swore 70 warrant eharE
Ing Mrs. Perkins and Frederick Pat.
terson with the theft Of his sf.aov
automobile as the Two. accompanied
BY Mrs. Mcnamara, we're about 70
sail for Europe.
Mrs. Perkins Rnd Patterson are
now being brought here from New
York in the custody Of Detective
Frank McGowan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-10
START INQUIRY

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Aug. 10
Fulfilling the instructions Of the
Nebraska state democratic plat.
form. the Nebraska congressional
delegation today started an inquiry
into Justice WrigHs sentencing
OF Samuel Gompers, Frank Morri.
son and John Mitchell as result
OF the Buck stove and Range con.
troversy.
Gompers testified today. The
hearing was private.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-10
BEAUTIFUL
WOMAN TRIED
FOR MURDER

NY tntfed frrrs trnsed Wtreb
CHICAGO. Aug Undetermined
efforts we're begun today by the
state 20 fix the death penalty on
Mrs. Florence Bernstein. accused Of
the murder OF her husband aud
whose trial opened here today.
Mrs. Bernstein admits the killing
OF her husband, Geo. Bernstein, a
prosperous salesman. In their home.
but bases her plea on self.defense
MY husband came into the bed
room with revolver In his hand
and threatened to kill me- she
said. Il struggled with him and
the gun exploded five times during
the tussle."
Mrs. Bernstein Is said to be the
most beautiful woman ever tried
for murder In Illinois, II not the en-.
tire country.