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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
WILSON MAKES
APPOINTMENTS
Ambassadors 90 Three important
Points Selected Bot Not
Sent 20 senate

WASHINGTON. April 17- Gr.-ro
W Guthrie. OF Penn yiglri1. FOR um.
hasandor ~ Japan
Charles N Crane. OF Chicago. for
afuha IIor o. Russia.
Frederick q. Pcn0old. o. Pcnretf
vani1. Tor wlriefcr to Sr1Iu
Thr.n Hrl'ction4 have boon drfrru
in"d upon bv President Wilson fh1rgl
tho nominations probably WIu rof
b. f.nf fD thn Senate for 600 I,a.t o.
ucrf
Mr Guthrie FORMERLY mrvor OF
PffthurEb. sld row Democratic ..atr
chairman iu IsunsyltHuia osiFiuHu.
Ha selected flr fhr Hmiaet1dor.fip
To- N.Nro. hut DO la now probable Chat
no rrW r'pr. .cffl'IFr uilI Lr SOM ID.
NrXiro tifr fpr some time. tluIrh r
iH practically certain that Ifcur. In..
WI Du viii uof hr retained Tp r.r.I
u rru auhHs -tdor tp N.aI,l tf rr..
rni would Doe fp rceogu.lr tIr Iiu.ru,
roVrrnmoui "a .lfu3fiDr which r.
United States i- uof tsf I.lI. a.
w'"f Mr. Guthrie D.. regarded as f.r
ticpiHf.v nrH1 to takc up fI. IIr4
tnsr post thnrr rruIirr rr..f fflr.
rt'r 'tIforn.u'r allen snH f.rI...t.YtI
r..r prom n OFT import .rf I.uI.rIHf..
relations between IDfIu auI Ws.I
- st"u ln The u'nI luturs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
FIREMEN KILLED
WHEN WALLFELL
Many others Injured. Some Fatally a.
Big Conhagration az PhuadeL
phia.

PHILADELPHIA. ra. April i5
Three nr"mon ucre Killed and dozen
others were seriously. some probably
fatally injured 'oa'rht whom they
w"ro buried beneath a failing vail af
"a fire. which dos o,cd tho fvc story
candy factory cf vs. T. Wcsco't. near
OBJ" ccnf'r ~ frs city The dead
mon ar' Walter Costello. H,usy King
and Charles Nor.'z. au members of
engine company Nr &C.
Tho dawaRe fo the factory and
contents ia estimated no sf0OOpb
Ino frcmc1 had diTcu'fv I'M kcop
ing tho fra from spreading To- tho
numerous boarding houses. which
surrounded .f N.vf door was tho
h.i'dirg occupied hy tho Mutual Ro
publican club vhi.o clnro hv o. is tho
h'Ie" ir which EJc1r Allen Voc iivod
VI'Ic n resilient OF fhls cifr A. tho
a'fer house au aged woman was over
come ht smoke
Th" ncforr which Was DESTROYED.
vns ar ODD structure and iu former
years had been occupied as church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
FAR REACHING
CHANGES COMING
ni'n-ation Made of e,g Oo.ngs In
Diplomatic Circles
Soon

FN~tiI N''I''N. Nrri o. Irft1.a
WON ' Tar r'trn'HF change 800 'hr
''iI'in"'i' '"rti'' rufi' ularIr Co.
i-i''''. y i'. Fi"i. '1';'r '"f' fr'm fh'
.' HI.' l''.H" when ~ wa ANNOUNCED
'i"' li'nTf Jar"e bad h-'n '.HiI" ]
ron fn' fn'ssi"" given Dim lr th'
i"i' '''In n'h'-'fi'i'h 2" H"' "s Hrt-
TRAITOR between tf" r"f'rnm"rt 'f
l.'ni'"r "rd fh' ''ufr"Gu'i ~ quit
Ii''l""t ''fnInh 900 Nr'ri'fn coy
i'i"'. ."u. ir 20 ''t'W d'-rYf"
"'' 800 .h'i "hi!' N'r" was
i''i'Hf in it' .fI "f SIR. james d"
r'.'".' 1f"n hun personally 'ho policy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
FORMER LOCAL
MAN SUICIDES
AT CHICAGO
JOHN +. WAYMAN. EX1STtTES
ATTORNEY OF COOK COCN-
TY SHOOTS SELF.
Nas Born Near Cameron. ". Va.
and Graduated From Beth
any College.

CHICAGO. Arril 17.-John T. v
Wayman. former states attorney for
cook county. fired two bullets into his
body at his residence today. and g.
lying at the point Of death. The
caus" a-cribed was nervous break.
down due 20 III health.
Wa, man had bat recently retired
from Office and had gone into "a law
partnership with former assistant
lie had been conspicuous during his
term in Office in the prosecution o'
men accused oi bribery 100 connection
with Tho election later declared void
of William LOrimcr as United States
senator. had been active at tho close
~ ms lnrUmbeucy In closing the vice
district In Chicago and had under.
r"n" 90 strain in an unsuccessful cam
paign FOR th" Republican nomination
for governor
IT." physicians tonight hold our M
hopes o: Nir. Wayman's recovery
N- Waymau i+ uoi Known locally.
having h"cn born in Nir haH couaty.
near cameron " Va. and was 90
graduate - both WD-f Liberty Nor
NAL School and Rethauv college Ilo
d. related 'u vs.. 70 and w g. Wa,
man ~ H''hnl. and also has "a number
~ relatives in Cameron
Following Dos graduation from
T"'laur. h. I0c1trd ir frf-a-o
Nhrr" 10 Oily wpr' 90 him .Dff rn
AMI 1cTi-r"1 famo FOR himself boo tln
law profession
$50 off"r r1.eo CON hr ae~-irrd for
his nc'. $50 pr ne g. known h.r. ,v.
c'P' th1' stated 900 Oh" t'.'sram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
DEMAND MADE
THAT JAPAN
TAKE UP ARMS
MADE At MEETING ATTEND
ED BY 10000 PEOPLE.
Meeting Was Unauthorized and
Papers C2nOur.ce the
Proceedings.

TOXIC. Apsil IA demand tha;
th" Japanc-e government resort T.
arms w"' hy-tericIlly cheered NJ a
mass meeting here tonight to protest
against the alien land bill now Do
fore On" california legislature. Twcn
.ty Thousand persons assembled and
listened 20 addresses hy various ora
tors. who. however. are not affiliated
Will amy organizations ANA younger
Chru, ini-fs.
III" responsible newspapers az To
Rio. in commenting cditurially on ia.
m"''ing. d"uouuc" the proceedings rs
un1 rnih"d and unworthy thc nation
a's srribluE them as merely am out
burst of thr uufh.ukirE ,vtrene cl..
mont. melted d. political domalogiios
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
MRS. STORY
LACKED SIX
OF WINNING
NEAR RESULTIN SECOND DAY
BALLOTING OF THE ID. 4. r.
No Selections For Nice-GeneraIs
Made and Baiioting Will be
Resumed Today.

WASHINGTON. April 17.-Mrs. vii.
ilan Cumming Story. OF New York
mead or the conservative party. failed
by ~X votes of the majority u"cos-
SdFy 20 elect her president general uf
10" SOri"t! ui tl" daughters o. the
American RtvolH.ion. on the second
ballot which began TO-DAY and closed
!d'r tonight. The vote stood.
Mrs. William CUMMINGS STORY. 90
MIS-. John Miller Horton. admins
tration candidate s4.
MTs 'hgric- B Btau. 8,
Another ballot W..l b' gin when the
continental congress rcc1nvencs to.
morrow
Son" of th" candidate FOR Tho scv-
'h Vice presidents general remaining
20 Doe elected. received tho necessary
MtJ'rii.c~ and they TOO VIII have 20
j." ha.Io't"t uuou again tomorrow.
\ Second ballot .Cr fhc election of
n Tr' 'dcut general and seven vice
'r' id'rt- general 90 fhr National So
ci"'y of q" UausIt-r- of tl" Nmcri-
~ Revolution. was tu progress for
'a" er'tr,r pIr' of today's session of
ii" '"rrn.uII 'oul-cas with failure
~ eject ar.iu ir prospect
Voting Only Interest
N-iin from fl" ca fir~ oi the soc.
oud ballot trcrr was iftl" interest in
900" PROCEEDINGS of Tho Congress u
had h'.n planned Ly trr admin'.tra
u"n to lrinE 10 tho attention NJ the
n"'rerf"- several radical amendment,
f" th" constitution and hy iaN. Whom
.h' subject rawr up fOr discussion.
however. 90 motion carried to hold frr
lr'i'nt.d amendment over until the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
MURDER TRIAL
OF mecurdysviile Young Man Opens
~ Morgantown.

special N..urf~r fr ffe frfsiftgrr
NORGNNTOWN. W Va April IL
with tlc court room taxed 10 its ca
pIcity shannon I.eblou. of McCurdys-
NIlc. " Va. was this afternoon placed
on 'r'a' for Tire murder of pa Cordray.
of Harans. W. Va. IN" siuire after
noon was spent iu an eftCit 90 yet a
jury lrt lIsf of fhirfgslx WIS cN-
hnus'od With only hIlf ~ the re-
qutred number eligible The entire
Jew school vas present. classes having
been dismissed for two days In order
to = the students to see how a
murder trial is conducted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
SUES FOR $4,000
Belmont County Man Sues 2. a o.,
Figuring Damages - st65 Per
Oav For ~ Years.

special frei ttr. t. fhe rrf~Hiesr---
COItNBJS. o.. April o. Relieving
D." VIII live to BE- M years ~ age and
up fo fhr time ~ his death capable ~
c1ruIur ~ G' 8 day james Redmond.
of belmont county. has 0iod o. suit
in The United states court AGAINST tho
Baltimore g. Ohio railroad for $4,000
damage Ito is now ffty.scven years
~ aco and figures his earning power
at $50" yearly. Ifc alleges hc sus.
tanned permanent Injuries when train
bore down ON a handcar on which be
was r.dinE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
viii Go 20 Rome

NEW YORK. April 17-"CGdinai
Farley is prepared 10 take the first
steamship sailing after the receipt Of a
cahlegram from Tho Vatican announc.
inc the death ~ His Holiness" the
cardinals secretary said to-day "Ha
Will not sail until such word comes"
Cardinal Farley has received no of.
ficial information as TO the pOnti1's
condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18

SENATORS RAP
Tbn'EF BILL
,ueId OAHH
k,oE'" 70 ..S1LINED SCOPE
:. eGHT TO BE MADE IN
UPPER HOUSE.
Attack Secret Consideration of
the Democrats and Demand
Open Caucus.

WASHINGTO%. Apri, l.. - The
Democratic ta-in revision bill came N
for its first attack in the senate to-
day. and the sklrmish outlined tn.
scope and vigor Of the neht thar Will
be made against IL by Republican
political forces when tarirl discussions
begin In the two houses. Backed b~
requests from many interests To-
hearings on certain sections OF the
I Underwood bill. Republican senators
made demand upon members of the
finance committe. for hearings ard
openly attacked the secret legisla-
ton" now going on in the Democratic
caucus of house members.
Democratic senator's who r.plicd 20
the attack made II clear that The
finance committees does not plan To-
grant any public hearings Senators
Williams and Ston" insisted fun
hearings had ueen gwen hy the hous.
committee before the biil was pre-
pared. while Republican senator's do
clar"d that these hearings had been
of little value. necausc the rates Il
tn" Underwood bin were not th"n
known.
With many complaints and ohicc-
tions h'f"r" them Republican mem
i"rs Of tn" senat" are preparing tor
general attack ON all schedules of
The biz
House UphoIds Bill.
The Democratic house cHur..-
worked over the Underwood hill
TIL ughout the day. uphoIdirr tho
democratic house leaders and Prcsi-
dent Wilson upon al contested points
The wooden schedule was under urc
throughout today's session. A;tcmp =
20 put r,ady-m idr clothing on IN
IRE" list and 10 alter other rates IN
tho hill were defeated
Late in n" day. after fle wool
scu"dul" had been approved without
charge. tho caucus disposed iu shnr:
otoer ~ IN" SIR pulp and paper and
-Gndry schedule. voting down ~
pioposcd amendments The roe list
was under confederation when tae
democrats adjourned until tomorrow.
Eeprcscntatiye Underwood admit
t"I during Tho wool srhcdul. discue-
sion that th" proposed rates might
hav" serious effects upon som" manu-
fact4rcr-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
SITUATION IN
MEXICO AGAIN
RATHER ACUTE
DOWNFALL OF HUERTA GOV
ERNMENT Is GRAVE
POSSIBILITY.
Only Hope of Salvation Lies in
Ability to Float Loan
Rebelts Active.

MENICO CITY. April 17.-Undis-
guised pessimism is manifested in the
caTiial as TO the future OF the Huerta
government In neither official or un-
official circles are the statements of
Genera Enrique Obregon. command
er OF the Sonora Insurgents, and Ne-
nustiano Carranza, ex-governor OF
Coahuila of the probable overthrow
of longer derided. Without exception
the newspapers aver that the snly
hore Of salvation lies in the flotatiOr
Of loan. Practically all OF them ad-
nit that non-recOgnition OF the pres
ent administration makes this very
doubtful. The banks continue to re-
fleet the governments financial diff
culties and refuse TO sell exchange eX-
cept at exorbitant rates. while mer-
chants are raising their frices to bal
ance the difference between Mexican
and foreign currency There is no
fixed rate OF exchange. The bankers
are selling practically as brokers and
are charging favored small buyers as
low as 23o. while demanding from
heavier purchasers rs high as go.
That the rebels in the north are
rapidly extending their lines is indi-
Gated by the isolation to-day of Mon
tercy and Saltillo. the CAPITALS rcspec-
lively of Nuevo Leon and Coahuila. by
the cutting of the railroad al Liuares.
between Monterey and Tampico. and
the main line Of the National railroad
between san Luis Potosi and Saltillo
Linares is reported to be occupied By
the rebels.
Every Effort 10 Resist.
Tho (.
fort 10 resist the advance Of the reb-
els. but the extraordinarily rapid
growth of the rebellion has brought
ia" central government face to face
with IN" most serious situation which
It has been called upon 10 meet in
many years. II has not been found
possible To dispatch any great number
OF troops 10 the northwest Chihua-
hua ia inad"quately defended Goa
hula. except 10 The extreme south.
has practically been abandoned The
stat" of Nu'vO Leon Is protected only
a. the cities along the railroad. ana
thcr" ar" none TOO many troops in
Tamaul!pas
The rebels are practically in control
of The northern frontier In the south.
where IL was believed The ;robltm had
N''N llilllt|4 TO We IdtNfI Nrufnfr-.
the strength OF the rebels has greatly
increased. and thar of the government
spondinrly diminished hv the de-.
lection of th' rIrdles under the -
eucroa brother. and % new revolt uu-
der Jesus Saleadc. with "a big follow
Jas. in Tie state of Guerrero.
Prisoners Executed
FL PASO. Texas. Apr.l l. Bodies
hang from nearly every telegraph pole
along hi1y miles az the Mexican Con.
trli railway below chihuahua CITY. r..
port refugees arriving here tonight.
Both th" fed"r3is and insurgents state
troops aro .Iid fo have participated ~
IN" execution of prisoners
Tn quarrel over 'hc disposition of
silver bullion stolen from train last
week Juan DcIrl former Orozco
chief. WIS executed ly order of Tancho
Villa. whose mon held up The train
"'-' o.; 'nHuahul Guy Dozai had
Joined villa iu au expedition AGAINST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
HOPEFUL CHANGE IN
CONDITION OF POPE
RELIEVES ANXIETY
ITALIAN GOVERNMENT ASKS
FOR STATEMENT REGARD
ING CONDITION.
Pope Signs DEGREES With Firm
Hand and Yesterday Left His
Bed Without Assistance.

ROME. April 17.-Mcdical skill ana
strong vitality have combined to bring
about a more hopeful change in the
condition Of Pope Plus. The official
bulletins issued today relieved pres
cnt anxiety. but there arc some who
are skcptical ana fear third relapse.
wing 10 the general Weakness Of tho
pCntiff and because he IS inclined 20
disohey the orders OF the attending
physicians. The bulletin issued at
o'clock tonight was of a reassuring
character. II read:
Ills holiness passed a good day
without fever. This evening his tenn
peraturc is 9S degrees. The improve-
ment in the bronchial symptoms con-
tinUcs"
Early today tho pope declared thar
he felt better than at any time since
his first relapse. The sun pouring In
TO the chamber impelled him TO leave
his bed. which he did without assist
ance. on such occasions II Is me
pupe's custom to ORDER his attendants
out Of the room. and they reluctantly
osey him. hut they watch. unob-
served. through the half-open door,
fearing an accident.
Signs DEGREES.
Cardinal Merry Del Val. the papaI
secretary of state. visited the pope
this evening, and. having first Db-
tainrd permission from the doctors.
submitted for his signature sever.l
dcorces on important questions Of Al
ur-cnt character. Pope Plus signed
them. and his handwriting was firm
and clear and showed 40 change from
his writing before his illness
The deep concern OF the Italian gov.
eminent in the illness of the pope
was manifested TO-DAY. when ~
quest was made to those in charge OF
the case for "A statement regarding
the diagnosis. This was met with the
declaration that It was practically i'm
possible TO say whether the pontiff
would recover. but that n ho did his
condition hereafter might be consid-
cred prccarious.
Princess Bclmonte lady in waiting
to ia" Uowagor Queen Margherita.
went to the Vatican this afternoon
where she requested from Mgr. Bres-
san detailed information of the prog
ress Of th" pope in the name of the
quceen mother. whose most earnest
wishes for his recovery che brought.
Distinguished Visitors.
Many cardinals. hiph prclates. men,
bcrs Of the aristocracv and the grand
master of The Knights Of Malta also
called A. the Vatican TO make in.
duirios. and showed great relief at the
fas orabie reports.
Dr. Amici visited the patient twice
during the night and administered
remedies for the cough and chloral
for restlessness. after which the pom
tin went TRANQUILITY 10 sleep.
In spite OF the official reports. there
are reports emanatinG from other
sources thai the pope is suffering
from artorio schlorosis and variety
~ other diseases. t'it the doctors EN-.
phatirally deny this.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
OPERATORS ACCEPT
THE PROPOSITION OF
GOVERNOR HATFIELD
MINERS STATE THEY WILL
ACT AFTER OPERATORS
SHOW THEIR POSITION
Confidently Believed They Will
Accept.-OperatOrs Accept
Entire Proposition.

Special dispatch 20 tho Intelligenrer
CHARLESTON. w. Va. April ,
1.-THE coal operators Of Cabin
and Paint Creeks and Coal River
sections today accepted Govern
or HattieIds proposal for the set
tlement Of Industrial disturbances
in the kenawha county fields ex-
istins for the past year. The
miners are expected TO reply and
unless prevented from doing so
by international officials will ac-
eept the proposal. In announe-
Ing the operators reply Governor
Hatfield late this afternoon gave
out the following statement:
Il have a communication signed by
the president OF Paint Creek and Cab
In Creek coal operators association
which | am submitting to the miners
and their associates also for the in
formation of the public which is as
follows"
Charleston. w Va. April Il.
Hon. Henry u. Hatfield. Governor.
Charleston, W. Va
Dear Sir
Replying to the recommendations
made in the statement issued by YOU
Monday the l4th inst. with reference
10 the existing Disturbances in tho
Paint Greek and Cabin Creek coal
fields including also the Coal River
mines:
The undersigned on behalf Of the
operators in the fields. beg TO say that
the operators N said fields will ac-
cede to and adopt your recommended
lions. viz.
FIrst-The miners at any and all OF
the mines IN said district shall b. free
20 place upon any tipple. at any time
snd for so long as they choose. a
check Weighman. In justice 70 our
selves. however. We cal your excel
loncy's attention 20 the f,ct that tho
light 10 a check weighman has never
been denied at any time in these dis.
tricts
Second nirc-hOur day will be es-
tablished al said mines, meaning nine
hours Of work at the employees place
of work
Third-There will be no discrirnina.
tion az any or said mines for or
against any miners with reference To-
he purchase Of his supplies. and any
miner Will be froo 20 deal at such
stores a. he NAV choose without ar
fecting his "frDloyU M. In this con
recton 81" may also desire 70 say
that 80 far a. We are informed this
has been the rul" AZ tho mines men
toned and tLa' TO discrimination has
been made against anv miner bv
reason of his course IN purchasing his
supplies
Fourth We will establish semi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18

ANHIHnTDT. Arm 17=Tor~rasf.
Oauo ara Weatsrn rcunsylva rafr
itiNay anl probably Hatrrday. some
Wn.f f"nIfr tatfrdavs moderate rrffr
west 90 west Winds
wee virriria-Tair Friday snd prob
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
SAN JOSEAN As
M0SLEM FAILS
To SHAKE WIZ {.
"Mahmoud' Maurice Rose
Returns to America to
Find Turkish Divorces
No Good Here
CALIFORNIA SPOUSE
ALWAYS ON TRAIL
Two Abandoned Children
Cared For by Hebrew In
stitution in New York

Becoming a Mussulman IN Constan-
tinople in order that he might have
arnuled a marriage performed in San
Jose on August q. 1900. and falling
in that stratagem. "Mahmoud, Maurice
Rose. musician, has found himself
a defendant in New York criminal
court charged with abandoning his
wife and children.
The wife. Mrs. Bertha Rose is in
New York now ready to prosecute her
husband. and her California relatives
have the satisfaction Of knowing that
it was their vigilance that prevented
Rose from securing a. durable Ameri-
can annulment of the marriage.
The difficulty with the CONSTANT
nople divorce is that while it is efiica-
cious in caliphate of Islam, it doesn't
apply in America.
The Turkish divosce was negotiated
by Rose after lie kad become Mo-
hammedan. repudia< ng his Jewish re-
Igion. Under the Mohammedan re-
ligion, all that q n1Rn must do to di-
vorce his wife is toAannounce that de-
cison formally. ana this .Mahmoud"
Rose did in the following terms
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
SOCIETY WOMEN.
BEAT BACK FIRE
Blaze That Threatened Burlin-
game Country Club Checked
Before Arrival of Engine

Especial Disns tch TO The CALI
BUKLING GAME. July 15.---Dragging out
garden hose and playing small streams
on the flames, society women who were
golfing on the links of the Burlingame
Country club this afternoon got under
control fire in the grass and trees near
the 100000 clubhouse before the arrival
of the Hillsborough firemen.
The fire broke out in grove of euca-
1yptus and cypress trees half way be-
tween the club and. the Thomas b. East
land place, and but for the efforts of
the women would have spread over the
zoo feet intervening to the clubhouse.
Led by Kenneth Mcleod, manager OF
the country club. who was the only man
on the scene. the society women aided
the servants in bringing out the hose.
Among them were Mrs. A. L. Stone. Mrs.
w. G. Hitchcock, Mrs. George A. New
hall. Mrs Thomas b. Eastiand, Mrs Max
Rothschild Mrs. III. Mcdonald Spencer
and Miss Ethel Crocker.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
AVIATOR KERNS FALLS
TO DEATH NEAR CHICO
Lower Plane of Aircraft COllapses
PPecipffating Young Man to
Earth-Death instant

CHICO, July 15.-Thaddeus kerns,
Chico's 20 year old aviator, was killed
instantly at SIS this evening near his
home. one mile north OF town, when the
rear lower plane collapsed while he
was making dip in the air, and man
and wreckage fell to the ground.
The radiator crushed Kerns head,
while other parts of the biplane pierced
his body
Kerns' aged mother, who had stepped
outside to see her son fly. was a wit
ness to the tragedy.
The accident occurred directly in
front of the home of County Assessor
Morton and was seen by the Morton
family and several other neighbors. who
were watching Kerns effort to glide to
earth after flight OF several miles
Kerns returned yesterday from Sc
ries OF successful exhibition flights in
Chicago, Sioux City and other middle
west cities.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
Miss Mary Gwendo1yn Casedy Henderson.
Bride; Couple Off for Honolulu

OAKLAND, July 15.--F'ritz Tubbs
Henshaw, son of Justice Frederick w.
Henshaw of the supreme court of Cali
fornia has eloped with Miss Mary
Gwendolyn Casedy Henderson Of Clare
mont and started for Honolulu on the
Sierra for hurriedly. planned honey
moon.
Friends and relatives are just learn
Ing what has happened and are trying
to figure out how the two kept secret
an engag cement Of several weeks and
then got down to San Jose to be mar
ried without any one hearing OF it.
Young Henshaw is % and his bride
10 She lived with her uncle. r. T..
Casedy, 6039 Claremont avenue. Yes
terday morning she told him that she
and Henshaw were going to visit Hen
shaw's mother at her summer home at
Ben Lomond. Mr.. Casedy helped her
aboard the train with her luggage.
They were married in the Catholic