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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-03-21

West Virginia, the Great Little
Mountain State" will be fifty years
old June goth OF this year
The state will fittingly celebrate
the event, the celebration centering
at Wheeling, where there will be a
state exposition. golden jubilee.
city celebration, and the usual
pardon-more than usual entertain
ment; pageants. parades. triumphal
and memorial arches. etc, with mu-
sic galore; one feature. however. the
state ceremony proper. will be 30
unique as to merit brief description.
West Virginia will be fifty years
old June goth at exactly IL o'clock
noon. Around this moment has been
grouped commemorative service. at
which 1t Is proposed to re-enact.
the stirring scenes of fifty years
ago. then accompanied with bitter
ness. but now as a great family and
friends. showing that while West
Virginia may be the only spot on
the map that remains of the Civil
war. no rancor remains In the hearts
of her citizens.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-03-21

The Easter Message.
Rev: g: +: Aked. one of the most
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-16

CABINS & ;Sranf, 459 @eIt 8. Ctr.
pon 8eorge @aqner, $500 tSlenmap
alpenuc, al Antbonp 9tiGtiua $40
u. II. StraBc; Don Wiartiu sSrie,
131 0oetbe StraBc, an Goparo Gila.
1917 Sine StraBe.
9as 8eiuh oes g8enoeliu sSrit.
1910 Spcamore StraBe, feline 2i5ens
aui eugene Sigcr, "a Dit >. StraB2,
iibertragen 3u oiirien, plroe abac-
pieien Die @errfung oeS sSacob
Ftttncr, s. mo 9ine StraBe, Dem
cine 2i5cns iomohl, pie audi Die lie
bernabrue elmer ibm angebotenen Si-
sens perrpeilcrt morocn lit, miro
leutc HafIuittag nm la2 ltbr SUR
8erblnoluug aurgenommen lucrocu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-16
Sisuug oes Shnlratbs.

Iit 9e'trl9e SiBltna 6es Sdlnl.
ratbs bot, troBoem cine sln5abl 8e.
id)Qite porlageH, iebr penig >Srltelei.
laltes, ullSqenommeH, oaB Superln.
tenhcHt Gnuoon Dieoer eIulnal ole
8elegenheit ergriff, cine Stelie, mel-
DIE onrd) oic deilqnatlon eiues mann-
lidlel 9eanlten crleoiqt morocn mar.
ourdl cinen meiblifen aanoioaten Slt
teiepen Is mar Dies oa3 Amt nt3
.Silf$s ShulpogtS, Dus Nerr $hiligp
Ritttueaer por einigen Sdqeu nieoers
gelcat hat ltno mir peldep oerr GoR-
Don Sri. ,<oa 5. geroinQ in 8orihlaJ
bradte. Gr filate ieinen oieobe5iigii.
dlelt 9crid}t bel, 0aB Sri. G5ereina
eiHe ron orei aonoioatcn iei, Die Ibut
ron Der 3ipiloienit, ,aoHuuiilion enir
pfoh!en iuurneu uno oaB er lie ihrer
bcrporragenoeu 9e'ahigung neqeu
Icruannt babe lie Grnennltug mnrs
De obne jeoc peltere Gebatte oent
| ausiduB fur Sebrer llno 5aldre
Iiiberpicicn. IusicIbc geid)ah nit Der
@rnemllng pom Geruon y SantiS
IalS ,SHitutteur im @ortenbau, oeiieu
Gflidt e5 iein iol. iopobl Sehrer, pte
aun Sduler, pcIde ild bieiem sab
.pihnlen moileu. 3u unterridlteu,
Gr. $. $ Gid pom oeutihen &.
partement erbielt ole GrlaubuiB. an
| -. uno 16. Ge5eulber Die Shllen n
grie, 80, uno Glepelono. 8. beii,.
hcn 81 oiirfen, obue oaB or oebhalb
eiuen @ebaltsab3ug erleIDet.
Cine 3ufd,rift oes Dhitter Stubs
bes so. Tiitrifts nm ginrihtuug eli.
| mes ainnergartens nurbe hem ails-
ihuB fir 9niltcn unh 9fepuraturen
| in 8eroifioing nit oem Supertntetp
bentcn iiberrpieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-16

uno Die Sd6en, tpelhe lie an 1ih gez
nommen, nur einen 9erlngcn WertD
bdtten. Der Ri6tsr iegte Der BeihuIz
oiqten auseinlnoer, odB es fth niht
um zen Wsrtb oes enttpenoeten Sb@
ietts banble, ionoeru I'm Die ausgs=
fiibrte lbat. 3ieie 1T mad bem 9eisB
itrufbar. 0ieruuf tpuroe Die 8eihuls
bigte gu Snsi Sagen 4rbeitshau5 uno
Sraguns Der 8erhuuoIungstoIten per
urtbsilt. Sm Wisoerhplllngsfaue nlro
8eHie Der Spab etpas tbeurer gu 'tss
ben tommsn.
Inter Der geihuloisung oes 4Hz
griffs unb Der aorpsrDerlegang bate
iih esitern Der 9eihdftsfiibrer BON
6eud's 5bsater, Games Dan. 81 pers
antnorten. Gr follte ben 9elhaTts=
fibrsr oss Gmprsb 5bedtsrs, @eorgs
sFiih miB6unDelt bubeu. JIa6 ben
QusIugen oes 5iih begab nd oieler am
SamItdg gu Dan, I'm cine 4ngesegeHs
belt besiiglid Qnbrinssns bon 9latas
ten, iiber lpslbs lie in Streit geratbsn
paren, in Srbnuns gu bringsn, itatt
neHsn ioa Dan auf Siib nit etnem
5elep6onitdnosr eiugsIhlagsn taben.
Dan bebauptste, oub er bon iiIb IN
untolsgialiiher Deiie bebanoslt unp
nit St9impfporteu bslegt rporosn lei,
iobaB er Ii6 Su benz 4ngriff hiuretben
lieB. Der Hihter ertunnte an ,oaB
Dan aerei3t fpuros, ertlarts absr, baB
er tein Re6t batts, iih in oIsier 8siIe
sll pertbeioigsn. Das urtbsil lautets
aui cine GeIoitrafe bon $25 nebft aps
iten.
8eqsn manaelnner 8sipeiis ipursen
qsitern Clarence 6offtetter, Dan. 5.
aaaers. elmer Z. 0eianep, eSpieph 3.
Sallsn, 5raut Srpeenep, Sobn 9arz
ringtpn, Wiqiom S'Gonnea uno 4rz
thur freiseipro6en, lpelds Der Sbeils
na6me on einsm 9liidsIpiel beIhnlz
eist tparen. poli3iiten ertlorteH, Dab
Die 8enannten in eiuem Glubaimmet
I'M 6auIe glp. 3407 Guitsru Apsnus
benz gombinationsIpiel rYoter" ob9sz
leesn hdtten, tonnten absr bierfiir telne
pirettsn gepsiIs erbrinaen. Sierauf
iprah Der 8ihter Die 9eidltloigtsn,
tpelhe i'm Sitsno eins fiibrenoe Role
Ipielsn, toitsnlps fret.
Den 9robgeIhporenen lpuroe Der
Rseer Guesn Relion iiberpieIen, mel
der ii6 obne umitdnoe oes Straben:
raubss ihuloig betannte. YlelIpn ioll
in 8srbinoune NIT anbcren Regerr
Strabsnrdubereisn periibt ha6en nne
itebt untsr bem 8croaft, am Sdmitaq
elmer Srau 5uhs Die SanotlI6e unr
elmer anDeren 5rau III elmer 2lellp bin
ter benz Stanparp Iheater bic 9eles
bprie entriiien gu baben.
Der 9aItpirth Gop1ro GpiteiH Dor
go. 524 blum Strabe Ipllts it'd &C.
tern unter Der 8eihuloisung bes 9er'
taufs gsiitiqer @etrdrts pbae 2iaens
Dor pem Ridter perantnorten f~'sF4''~
beantraete Die 9srtagung Der 4ngele-
ssnbeit uub feinem Bunihe aemGf
ipuroe Die 0srbanpiung aut ben ~
DECEMBER ungeIeBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-16
gSeibnadltsluaareu bel Sanfe :,

oanfc's, on Der Wtaiu, gegeniiber
II. StraBe, offerireu IN bieiem Sabre
Elm aroBnrtigcs Eager pom aaerhauo
gllten &aarcL Die iidl ais cbei1e:tte
eiguen. gtau fonn in oieiem Saoeu
preispiiroig taufeu uuo es pirb iih
fir Die Sal8frauen lohnen. bern Ge-
ih0It eInen Seind ahSllitntten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-16
Tie sisens Apmmiiiion.

ssn ocr geltrigen Sisuug Der 81
sens.aommiIlion muroen Die folgeit-
ben @elllde I'm Si3ens.5ransferi-
rnna autgebeiBen: 8on Aooipb Sep.
pert, 3699 Carthage 9sife, an @nl. s..
Sibbe, Cartilage anenue; bon gbas.
Sinbarot, 147 MuIberrn StraBe, on
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-16
MmS be,aO9 O9nmi3ip alSerid,t
Waftiuirt1 iDtgen gerletnns Ses
SunntaBsseietes beitrait.
Nnr siuei gerbaftnnsen am sonntag
uesen 1rmnfcnbeit uorgenommem,
altobol dls Grfas fir Dbistp.
BilIarbfuaeln als WurfqeItofIe

Iltobol dls eriab fir Wbisfp. -
gi[larbfugeln als WurfgeItofis. -
Wamis's 5hlafplag. 5iloa,
bic Starte. Die solsen elmer
ourhtneipten Nadt. 4utoiiten
ipssen llebsrffrsitung Der gabrese
ihninbisteit nit @sloItraisn be-
legt Geiitertlopfen in elmer 8alt=
tpirtbfhaft. Belize Dolfion ne
gen 3anenbisbftubls ins 9lrbeitss
baus qeitsdt. $25 9sIbtrafe ircs
gen qnsriffes unb a0rperDerlsBs
uns. - We9en WangeIs an getps;.
fen freisefprofeu. - Den GroBge=
ihtporenen fDeqsn auubes iibsrpie
Zen. - Soa phns ai3sns pertauft
haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-16
An1 ben 0erid,tstsfem.
Ale GiRe. lrnit So. Nnflagen Bic
aHi cine nieoerseidliaaen.

Ter Munon- Moropro,eb i'm 0ange.
eiHbaltsflaee segen anlegunB
zines SpielpIabes i'm @nibingtou
Bart GbeideionnsSfalle. -
gtadlcB. SaGen. geridueocns5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
FIVE CLASSES
Were ranted Charters OF Organization
Yesterday by State Sunday
School Association.

yesterday Wa~ an unusually busy day
at Tue offices Of tie West Virginia sun
LAY school Association. and I'm addition
10 I"S4ming tire routine after the
'~lark>hurg ouA -ution last week. five
organized 'iaSssS-f" four secondary ana
one adult-W~r e granted charters OF rec
ignition. Charters were granted ~ fol
lows
Charter No. as. To- Doors" class 81 VI
= 'Southj 'Iurch. ar F1atWood AIRS.
isena Moore. teacher. Elizabeth Stalua-
ke', president. ten members. four boys
and ~iN girls.
charter 40. 80. e. knights ~ Wes-
l"N class. az FIRST street VI. r tSouthl
church. 80 Elkiu~. Lester a. Polling.
teacher. clarence Rstliff. president.
conn osed - - boys.
'harter No %. L. True Blue" class.
% - Paul VI T. ,~out1p church. Ethel
TAYLOR. teacher Mabel Funk. president.
."mposed ~ : girls
carter 40. -. 10 Doors class. Of
Rlard street VI r. tSoutnt church. a;
llG"f'li M. ~ u. Reynolds. sea her.
Ellzauttn shelton. president. composed
Of L. girls.
Adult BInie class charier No. Sis was
granted To- tie Refuesu class. Of tie VI
T. church. 81 Plillppi samuel Y. Woods
Is teacher and j. l.. Ernest - president
while o." class is composed ~ - men.
The Application FOR the charter was sent
10 .' Rev. q. D.. FIsseli. pastor OF the
CtHf'H. he was formerly pastor OF the
NJ. D.. church at Trlad-lphll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

FOR RENT-Ofce rooms suitable
for lawyer. architect. real estste
etc Inquire 1907 ChspHne. Both
phones f48. aprf4 q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
SPECTACULAR RUN
FOR FIRE LADIES
Is BEING RI.AHrp ron sE1u-cEH
WEEX.
would Prove Dramatic Incident OF Cole
orAuon and Eduoativs 20
High pegres.

The committee having in charge the
Irepsration for our Semi-centennisl and
are constnatly adding to the already
complete and Interesting program OF the
greatest week ever known" the week
OF June 18th.
TIL last item they are working upon
= a spectacular fire run. a business
nuilding front will be constructed. some
four floors high and 80 feet wide. in the
iHWer floor OF this viii be installed a
factory" while the upper
a certain eVening-tat what exact mo-
fnent viii be a secret from the fire de-
partment-this factory will catch fire.
and. almost Immediately. the
Will catch and shoot from windows and
roof-the building would become a hope
less ruin In a very few moments were
II not for the quick alarm and the tn
slant reSpunse by our brave fire laddies
This will be a mad run and for "a record
49, time VIII be placed upon them. While
connections are being made and water
turned on the IN fated building. the
CLING girls" helpisSs ~"grandma'S' and
children In numbers Will be saved. many
IN cap and gown. and other scanty at.ie.
nose nearest IN" fire and able bodied.
VIII jump into the nets. while intrepid
firemen VIII scale the wall from window
TO window wit. e aid Of the pOmpi-r
ladders. literally running up the er-
fend,rular walls liSe files. and once at
Exciting Moment.
Their comes the water with a rush:
q . fAifAH walls alF washed aside.
through windows and doors the streams
pour. and soon all * in darkness and
ire rev moments "f tense excitement
are over, this will not only prove ore OF
the most dramatic Incidents % the en-
tire week. but will be educative to- a
degree.
How many Of as would know WAT to
do ~ caught IN a tall burning building
How feW Of rs know how we'll equip
ped the fire department IL. to rescue us.
panic stricken. ignorant Of the powers
and process Of the brave corps tuat
mak" q lie work Of being ready Where
duty calls. many would leap TO death.
or. crazed. run into the FIRE AMI quick
annihilatipn. exhibitions OF this kind
should pe given in every city as q mat
ter OF civic duty. that. through eduCa-
ton. We may cease To he q menace TO the
firemeu. and a positive aid instead.
An effort - being made to find an old
hand engine and hnSe-cart. and have
them here and at the fire. as an eNposi-
tiou Of methods 81 fifty wears ago.
this feature. with some Of our old pio-
reers who. in their day have served
their time a. Volunteers 10 again get
into the red shirt and helmet. would be
a sight for sore ewes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

fr.ef 0 fhsf fhot may store sIild.
.ue material There huf many hu..
moss MON oppose closing Tho fhoro
f' 'nf '''' NiI likely DO present
100 Tho Hcarlur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
AUTO TRUCK FAST
~ UNPANED SHEET

Yesterday afternoon about Z - 2
large automobile truck ~ tho Schenk
Packing COMPANY created much ex-
citemcnt ON Market street hN heing
caught ~ the loose sand where the
brick paving has been removed in
front uf tho Srheuk building
The truck which weighs geveral
tons sank into tho sand ub 20 IFS
axle and when further progress wac
impossible "a street car wa- called
to assist but little timo could be
made and 10 was pulled with aunar
ont ease from if- stranded position
hy % sister machine belonging fo tho
company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
COUNTY COURT


Lavrence KHrg'er. %. and Aba
Purkey. -. born ~ Glenmon' o.
carl VosrI,s. &C. and STAR. smith.
"a. both - Wrss.rr.
John Prarz 60 ar1 I.s rroppor.
~. both 90 cam r. dse. 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
SPRING CONCERT
Mozart Singing Society Completes
Plans For Annual Event TO
Be Held Wednesday

arranged 10 give their annual spring
concert Wednesday evening in their
hall al Thirty eighth and Eon streets.
\ German SUPP or Will be served from
. 10 : after which a musical program
will BE- rendered
The evening will DO closed by q
dance program with wsisiC by
Stupp's orchestra. Of WarWOod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

These prices are per dozen! p, "a
and 25-inch sizes. An odd assortment
from regular stock. Bleached and Sill
yer finish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

new srm viii occupy fho building n
which mo oio-'ze store Vas formerly
located The COMPANY &C. capitalized
o. $4,000 hv r. x Hogc katherine
HoRo and vs. T. Hob'e. ~ Martins.
Ferrr ana John Davis and Mary Ia
tis. ~ Wheeling
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-16

The wireless phase Of the Volturao
tragedy is told In the following log Of
Senior Operator ". Seldom Of the lost
ship. sent TO the Associated Press BY
wireless from the Kroon,and:
steamer kroonland. Oct. I6.--Oct. -
Volturno found to I've on FIRE 6.Ss A. NJ.
altitude 1919 north. 3i.ji west longitude.
AT that time my junior. Mr.. Pennins-
ton. was on watch when captain gave
orders send out distress signals. which
done Immediately. We then called
steamers aimsniA. Seydiitz, 0rosser
kurfurst individually. Immediately FIN
ished calling. Seydlitz answered. We
gave him our position. replied was
coming under forced steam to our aid
Just as our junior gave our position.
reached cabin. Immediately rave OUT
distress call az soon ~ finished with
seydl'tz. getting instant reply from
CarinanIs. Then gave him position
HIS reply was Coming all speed, nov
hfty-nine miles from you. Hope reach
you p. NJ. tOrecn wich meridian time).
but he arrived 40 p. n. t0rssnw ica
meridian tms). During this time ",
Kept up incessant communication. Aftei
giving Carmania position GPossse Kur
furst answer Then again gave posi-
ton. He then replied: 'Comins al
speed
Great difficulty experienced In 70
eeiving owing occasional sarthing o
aerial through leads coming into con
nection water tanks on deck. Thi
caused by sasgins Of aerial owing fore
mast supports giving way. After som
time they managed to get mast propped
/ then leads altered right position, n
more earthins took place. signals quit
o. X. Further hampersd BY ship rou,n
times
"Carmania sent out calla About hal
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-16
Operator Tells HOlU
Wireless Called Aid

hour later l was in communication Win
the steamer Erooniand. 100 miles DIS
tant Also gave him position. lie re-
piled Cheer up, old man. coming all
speed your rescue FivS =. NJ, steamer
S1eydlitz came alongside to windward;
thirty minutes later Grosser kurfnfst
arrived. At this time Carmania. ten
miles distant. cruising for our misains
boats. which left ship when f,re broke
out. on request returned Immediately.
all this time In continuous communica.
ton with all ships round U.s. Received
prompt reply all this tine.
LOG tUreenwich merijian) time,
power set gave out. Did best. Used II
as long as possible. Towards end cur
rent so poor junior holding starting
handle taking out all resistance. Then
commenced use emergency Get. which
lasted IL midnight (Grecnwich meridi-
AM time. when owing explosion blowing
away aerial could work no longer.
Worked set from outbreak Are thus
keeping communication seventeen
hours. then only left posts owing aerial
going. II this not occurred accumuia.
tors would have lasted several hours
longer.
Il wish to mention from start junior
stood by me. deserving great credit for
way rsadsred valuable assistance con.
veytng msssaS0 to and from captain.
who was forward fighting flames. When
Ne could not do more inside cabin did
what little possible on deck. This very
little owing passengers refusing jump
for boatA. whioh could not come rignl
alongside owing suction being great
Two A. ~. (0rssn wich msridIan) tme
Oct. TO- junior Jumped for Kroon.
land'a boat captains ordsrs Picked
up unconscious. stayed until las,
boat loft with tho captain. chief On
gineer. remainder crew.
Nv. Seldom.
Senior Operator. S.. volturno."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-16
CHILDREN HATE OIL,
CALOMEL AND PILLS
California Syrup Of Figs
best for tender stomach,
liver, bowels.

Look back ut your childhood days.
Remember the dose" mother insisted
on-castor oil. calomel. csthsrtics. How
you hated them, how you fought against
taking them.
With our children its different.
Mothers who cling to the old form Of
physic simply don't realize what they do.
The cliidren's revolt is well founded.
Their tender little "insides" are injured
by them.
II your child's stomach. liver and
bowels need cleansing. give only deli
cious California Syrup Of Figs" Its
action is positive. but gentle. Millions
II mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative" handy. They know children
love TO take It; that it never fails Il
clean the liver and bowels and sweeter
the stomach. and that u teaspoonfu
given to-day saves = sick child to-mor'
row,
Ask your druggist for q 50-cent bottle
oi"Caiifornis Syrup u Figs" which hal
full directions for babies, children OF al
ages and for srown-ups plainly on eacl
bottle. Beware N counterfcits sold here
Be- that Il is made by "Csliiornis III
syrup Company" Refuse any othe
Nod v.th eentsopt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-16
Can't. Inch Tells World
OF the Fire and Rescue

At 50 p. n. the passengers we're get.
ting excited. BOats arriving from the
steamers standing BY kept their mlnds
s6 Ore. A. 10 r. N. the magazine on
the bridss exploded. carrying away The
rail-
Boats could not come Alongside. % "
tried 70 induce the passengers to jump.
None would DO %. We told the crew q
set them an example. which two OF
three would DO - the boats swept past.
We spent the night making life rats
IN case We had to leave before daylight
~ expected We would have 10 DO L..
The ore at that time wAs burning
nercely in s'ecraSe No. &
AZ daylight the hrst boat arrived and
soon all the ships standing BY had boats
waiting 70 embark our passengers.
rhrss .!bQats were loaasd. ~ the same
time.
Wind and ssa modsrstins. all the pas.
sengers were OF by A.. y.
searched the ship and found No
others left.
abandoned volturno ct about 9N
A. NJ: left her in boat OF the steamer
kroonland with the chief engineer. ths
hrst MArconi operator and two stew
1 ards. the rest having left IN other bosti
after the passengers had gone.
Weasn aAa sAnaysa we're Aissn,
barksA arst 1vsry enc Wss vssy o.
asyiy. taAiAS H. snyA. Tie Wesass
were crying vatA Joy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-16
NEGRO SHOOTS At MAN
Ne NEVER saw BEFORE
Candidate for Bellevue Says "Men
Have Been Following Him"
Since Last April.

A negro entered the Lsnox avenue
police station shortly after noon to-
day and said to Lieut.. 0ehan:
II Just hrsd two shots at . man
about half . block from the station.
Seer And ne pointed . blue automatic
revolver at the Lieutenant.
FOR the love Of Heaven, put that
down." commanded the Lieutenant. In
fright.
SURE" said the negro. II Just wanted
you TO see. I'm Walter williams Of
No. u West One Hundred and Thirty.
hfst street. Glncs last April men have
been following me. saw one opposite
my house Just now and took two shots
ct htm. but I'm afraid didn'< hit him"
While the negro was talking Edward
0rsns OF No. liz West One Hundred and
Nineteenth street entered the station.
saw WI iiams and would have dashed
out again II he hadn't bssn stopped.
That's The fellow who shot at me-"
he exclaimed. II never cav him b..
fore in my life. divsd into the eel.
lar Of No, - West One Hundred and
Thirty.hrst street. climbed the fence
came out through another house into
One Hundred and Thirtisth street and
hurried here"
williams cheerfuliy admitted 0reni
was telling the truth and he was locke<
up. II 70 probable that he will be tAker
to Bellevue Hospital for observation q
20 his sanity.
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KROON[AND COMING
WITH So MORE
VOlTURNO SURVIVORS
CONTINUED from Fsrst Pass.)

swan % the casmania from <As Surnias
Ihip. The apparent Inactivity q the Car.
mania In the rescue work y one Of the
points % which Tie vuhiie = aaxious
TO hear u Aetaii.
Il appears osetala. d any event. that
shoetiy before osooed omcsr Lloyd Of
the volturno. With his four volu ,srs,
put cut II . lifsboat Tor the Dresser
Kurfussst Just - shev that . saAl
boat could i've u iAet VIVA ana tumult
Of vav~ CAN. 1noA had . msssass
dashed By wireless. bssgtns for bsAts
to save The 1ssssassss ssA never nial
the crow"
But the Oarmaals sent no beat q tAAa
time There Was 10 Carmanis Iifeboal
In the aotilla Of small craft that Coz.
tended With each other for The honor Of
saving lives after that lest asspsrata
call
In addluen 70 he sishty.slght sur
vivors Of The volturno on board the
Kroonland twelve women and ohiidsss
who were rescued by tie oil steamer
Rappahannock ana landed q Haiifaz
ere on their way here aboard the Red
Cross steamer Herissl Thsse wsrl
ninstsen-sii women and ohildrsn-ol
the RappahaaAeek. Some Of the others
besides the aessa o. he 1lestsel o.
coming 70 New York by rail- II
Fiorissi VIII rssah her pier u 1rsekiyl
tomorrow.
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SER6T. bAUER'S GLORY
IS But SnoRT.lIvED

Sergeant Frederick Bauer. promoted
yesterday and Inspired by good advice
from Commtsslensr Waldo and Inspse-
tor Cahalane went on duty win his
big new badge. his ohsvrons and his
pride In the West yorty-ssvsnth street
station In the new model police die.
trict Until yesterday he was . Dlsln
patrolman In the West Thirtisth street
station. He has been . policeman six
years. Now he = merely . PLATA pa
trolman again.
PatrOiman Frederick Bauer OF the H.
Nicholas avenue station. with ten years
Of service hack Of him. who had taken
tn. examination for promotion and mad
scored as l0ist In q list of l03. ap.
pearsd at Headquarters to-day In q
mood to tear the building down. Ht
wanted to know Why he had not beer
appointed and what kind OF funny busi.
ness had got Into the square deal Waldo
standardization.
The records were searched. II Wal
found that the notices to the men to b,
promoted had been taken from an unof
ficlai printed list In civil service pspel
ana that the clerks bad mixed the twS
Frederick Bausrs.
All OF which goes to explain why tn
Frederick Bauer who wore the chevroni
In West Forty-seventh street to-day 4
not the same Frederick Bausr VIII
wore them last ntsht