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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
Mimic Charge Across Fiela
Where Brother Slew Broth.
er in Fierce Struggle 81
Fifty Years Ago
GOVERNORS DAY Ak
GETTYSBURG REUNI0w


fny feased Wlre to rzvensne rl4ta,a
3etiyanufE, Juiy 3.-~AllhaUNh Inn.44
sands q veterans iesf the nnra4fntn
Joys Of camp llfe beklnd nna elaflA0
for home, their going made sllilo d.44
Terence IN the nppengance of tho hett
tlefIeid camp today. fus thonaanan nf
others were on hand a. raFilnlneta
ln the exercises ef nog0rnor'a nae. oN
both sides of Confederate avannn me
tents we're siill alive with veterans anH
The lines before The rook lenl ala
not eeem 60 the cooks ca have loa an
Inch. alihouRh enc number ~ thean
who left h estimated "a close ~ 4e.-
000.
The veterans ueled lpdAt lihe Iot
of schoel hoya whose vacation u only
few eaya away. Long before aun
up they began pnnndlnR ihf comp 20
the music of The Streets " Cairo.
played on fssea and drums The ntfs
aderz we're hard workers ane ihe hnnA
had powerful lungs and hands. Cor
they kept Il up until moaE call.
One of the events of today wns ms
charge" ~ the survivors az Rlchnit'a
division on the bloody anRlar hetA
BY tho remnants of me rhliaAolhhia
brigade.
Under tho hot sun the mtn n Beay
marched across the field that haR uok
seen anything moro WarIise than a
hlacksnt,ke N f'ftr yeafa up 50 lan
wallis that form the nuRit.
The "enemy n blue was waIliNH
with weapons roaey ana when they
met across the waits they ehoch
hands. Afterwards they lonked over
she ground tor the Rite Of 9t8o.ooo
monument shey hope 90 have cone
gress erect there.
Governors day called for speeches
from state executives. Teuef or fenn-
sylvanln: McCfeary of Kentucky and
sulxer Of Rev York.
Provision has been made an tho
platform with this generals uAd HoV-
ernora for Vice President Ma4fhnu
ma the biR congressional deIeaiion
from washington
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
URGE PERSECUTION
OF MORMONS BY
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Christian Citizenship League
Would Have Church Denied
Use Of Mails Because of Al
legged Reasonable Litera-
ture.
SHAFT AIMED AT UTAH
DELEGATION IN CONGRESS
LBy leased wire 20 evening Herald. /


Portland. ore. July 3.--The Worla'A
Christian Citizenship conference meet
INK In sections this morning consld.
cred immigration, sabbath observ-
ance and Mormonlsm.
The report OF the commission on
Mormonism, presented by Prof. o. r..
Dawson. Og New Richmond, wis, urged
that the federal authorities make a
thorough Investigation Of the Mormon
church and that the church be forbid
den the use of the mails because OF
the circulation OF alleged reasonable
and sedltious utterances and iitera-
ture. The report further urged that
congress unscat or refuse 10 seat any
person guilty of polygamous practices
or who paid supreme temporal oileg-
lance 10 church leaders" and that
Utah should be brought under direct
strict Jurisdiction OF the United
states by constitutional amendment.
Rev T.. NJ. Wilson, of Philadelphia
presided over the immigration con-
ference.
Walter Iaidlaw, Ph. d.. OF New
YORK, chairman OF the commission,
made the report and addresses were
made by Lieutenant Davido Bossio. OF
Italy; Prof Bernt atoylen of Chris
tiana. Norway: Dr. :. Modata. Toxic,
Japan. Or VIM. Hay. New Zealond,
md Pyong r. Yoon. Seoul. Korea.
The conference on sabbath OBJ
servance heard the report Of It's COM
missions presented by Dr. Albert r.
Moore Of Toronto. Canada. and an
address was delivered by Dr. James
Renwick Wyiie. Beaver Fails. PA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
NOTED REBEL LEADER
EXECUTED ~ FEEDER AIS

Mexico city. July Federal troops
today executed General Amhyosio Fi-
wuerroa who obtained great promi-
n"nce In the southern states during
Mndero's rev oiutlon against Dinz and
was later In tho army az commander
of the rural guards lie was captur.
cd in igualu de Io independence,
state at Guerrero The news Of hts
execution wash telegraphed here from
the hcndQuarters of General Juvenc'o
Rohles. the federal commander 81
Cuernavaca Figuorron. with his
brothers took leading part in the
rebellion against the present admin
lqtration
Provisional President Iuerla pur-
pnses to send from Man2anlllo two
honts ~ reInforccments for the fed
ernl troops fighting against the rrbels
In sonora Part of the men will he
dispatched To- Guavmns ana the re-
mainder To punta i.obo with the oh
feet nf rearhlng the town of Altar.
Douglas. Ariz., July 3.-Fighting
was resumed this morning 80 Quay
mas. according 10 official adviccs
from liermosillo. this making the
sixth day uf the battle between the
frdcrala and cnnatituiiCnulisls. The
rebels asserted they were In control
of az EXCEPT the central portion Of
the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
GOVERNOR SULzER'S
SECRETARY DEFIES
LEGISLATURE
May Be Punished for Refusal
to Produce Executive Papers
Before Joint Investigation
Committee.
my Leased Wire 70 Evening Herald.

Albany. n. y. July a. because Of
the refusal Of Governor sulzer's sec
retary, Chester q. Plat. TO produce
certain executive papers before the
joint legislative investigating commit
tee, State senator Erawley. chairman
uf the committee az the opening OF
the investigation tod6y directed the
committees counsel to prepare com
plalnt In order that the Legislature
may find out "lf there Ia some meth
od by which we can punish Mr. rlHti I"
Platl was one of the witnesses calle.s
when the committee began ~ lnvesii-
cations ~ the methods employed by
Geo ". Balkn. a commissioner deslg-
mated hy the governor Va his investi-
cation of the various state prisons.
Members of the legislature allegs
that the methods 81 the governors
Investigator demand an inquiry They
charge that Blake has failed To file
vouchers for q part of his draft ON
state funds Blake followed Plat az
witness,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
Exodus Of Citizens from BOr.
der Town Interrupted 0w.
ing to NOn-Arrival of Rev
OlutiOnary Army.
FEDERALs STICK CLOSE
TO INNER DEFENSE
No Effort to Avenge Defeat al
Hands Of General Ortega at
Guadalupe and San Ignacio.

Ihy Leased Wire to EyenIne Herald. 1
~ faao. Texas, July 3-No effort
u being made by the federal com
Inand la Iuarez 20 Eetake the towns OF
san Ignacio and Guadalupe. captur-
ed yesterday morning by the rebels Of
Toribio ortego's command The
rebels have established hcaduuarters
at Guadalupe, which Is Just forty
mii's from JuareE. and announce their
Intention of holding the place until
Pancho villa arrives with his force to
attack the border town from the west.
when they viii move IN and attack
from the east Ortega now has zoo
men with him. In capturing both
ouadalupc and san ignaciO, both Of
which towns are on the Texas Next
ran line. the rebels lost only one man
killed and none wounded They
claim to have KILLED seventeen fed
erals. eleven az san ignacio and six az
Guadalupe.
The flight Of Juarez residents TO
~ Paso has temporarily stopped the
citizens Of the town evidently believ-
INK that they viii have time enough
a. get out after villa appears within
firing distance. Hospital arrange
ments have heen made Jointly by the
military authorities az For; Bliss ana
the Red Cross chapter OF m pnso. to
care Tor any pcrsons wounded In
vi Tasn or any wounded who may
cross Ia ~ pnso from the fight. The
Red cross offered a. cross INTO Iunr-
~ and care for the wounded on the
battlefield hut the offer was declined
hy the Mexican officials.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
CONFLICTING REPORTS oF
RESULT Oh nATyVr.ls

London. July o. a--Accouuts Of the
nsht'nE between the former Balkan
allies In Macedonia coming from the
various capitals OF the nations con-
cerned are conflicting
The Servlans and Greeks are lssu.
ing circumstantiol reports of the de-
feat Of the Bulgarian troops whlla
me iatter state Just as emphatlcaily
mat they are advancing toward sa-
lonik' which is Ia possession OF the
Greeks and al the same time aEnInst
the Servans alon1 tho whole line
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
PRINCIPAL
SPEAKER hf
NEWPORT
Former Forester Rides C0A-
servation Hobby FOR Edifi.
cation Of Assembled Pro-
gressives.


tby Leased Wire 90 EsedIn9 herald.
NEWPORT, r. l., July S-- CpnserFa-
hon' and social aud Industrial ius-
uee. called by the paFtF leaders hy-
products of rfogFeasivlsm. we're as.
cuased "a the closing session today ~
the Progressive Netlonal conferences.
Among the apeakefa we're clifford
Pinchot. former chief 81 the hnfaau
of forestry; Herbdrf Knox smith.
former c0mmlssloner ~ corporations.
and Oscar s. sirauea, of NeN gofk.
Progressive candiiate Tor Noyeruer o.
that state iast fail
The conservation que1tiour hlr.
Plnehot said. Tiles "a The root ol every
material Improvement for it b lAo
problem ~ shelter and clothes whlch
are nothing but natural resources prel
pared for the use of man. Tnere ara
only two great forms Of exploitation
exploitation ~ the earth hi osrn aud
the exploitation of men by caeh elllor.
ThS whole quesllqn of equality az 81.
poriunliy Is just the question ol tha
right OF tho aYeragc human nHIna "a
earn and enjoy hie fair shaf8 az tub
natural resources On whlon all NM
man ilfs and human welfare dt3thN
Mr. smith said that the natufcl fe@
sources were one M the central issues
ln the progressive advance. ,fhe pro-
sressivo nr0gram he said resma
that the benefits ~ oar H4iNIal a|It
shall be squally dlsinnutlf % tu e|t.
iAens. This is nql now the tael Partly
because or ffaoa. partly peansa nl
crime, but mainly beenuae of our mls.
takes ln nptloHal policy We hbtm
placed the bulk "a oar nations nanlt.l
weaith in private hands for 1 nemllsl
price,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
BuINsARIANs LEFT MANY
GUNS ON BAT,rI.E,YYFID

belgrade, servia. July a.--servIan
representatives OF the nghtlne on
TUESDAY between the Bulgarian and
seFvian armies state that the Bul.
sarianh abandoned several entire bat-
'erles OF Held guns, many rifles and
mucn ammunition
One thousand Bulgarian prisonsra
are said 20 have been taken bv tho
Servians, who declare thai the pnl-
Earians lost soc dead ana tSNO
wounded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
COURT REFUSES TO
FORFEIT JACK
JOHNSON BOND
Absence of Defendant Does
Not Warrant Action, De-
clares Federal Judge Ander-
son at Chicago.
tBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. J

lby ASnheu Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Chicago. July 3.-Thc government 8
motion for forfeiture of the sac. OOO
bond ot Jack Johnson. the negro pu.
ghist To secure his appearance for
trial October IS. was denied by Fed
erai Judge Carpenter here today This
bond was on an Indictment charging
Johnson with white slavery In trans.
porting Belle SchFeibrr from Mllwau-
kee Co Chicago. The ease In which
the fighter was convicted was bring
Ing the Schreiher woman from Pitts
hurgh ~ this city. he appealed and
pending decision was allowed hts
liberty on $4,000 bail
Judge Carpenter stated that prece-
dent does not warrant forfeitlng a
bond merely because n defendant has
left the Jurisdiction OF the court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
WAR DECLARED BY
SI1HNIA AGAINST BULGARIA

London July a.-War II To be- de-.
clared hy Seryia against Bulgaria nj
uskup for which place King Peter
aud Premier Pachitch departed from
Belgrade this morning. according 90
the Exchange Telegraph company.
The proclamation will state tsst Ser
via has been provoked by Bulgaria 90
declare war
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Sofia. bulgaria. July a.-The au-
thorities here absolutely denied an
statements issued In Belgrade report
ing the success at the Servlan troops
An official statement sent ont today
says the Bulgarian troops repulsed
the Servians and captured number
OF villages on the hanks Of the Zlnt-
novska river in Macedonia. After
ward orders were given TO the Bull
garlans 90 cease firing ana they re-
turned t0 their former positions. The
Servians are said TO have suffered
heavy losses.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
Iananese snnnlrmnnlnr, Nnle.

Washington, July 3.-Tnv mtest Jap
anese note supplementary to the re-
ioindcr Of June on the California
allen land law protest was delivered
today 10 secretary Bryan by Ambas.
sndor chinda. Tho note Is simply an
elaboration Of some points contained
ln the reiOinder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
DULGARIANS LOSE
FIRST BATTLE
OF WAR WITH
ALLIES
Thousand Prisoners Taken BY
Servians Who Claim That
Eight Hundred of Enemy
Were Killed on Field.
R0UMANIAN ARMY Or
DERED IN READINESS


salonikL fuly a. The battle be-.
tween the Greek ana Bulearlnn
troops whicn began On Wednesday
resulted ln complete victory for
the Greeks. according to official re-
ports The Greek artillery slienced
ihe Bulgarian guns and the Greek In
faniry then pierced the Bulgarian
Hines az Daudli. The Bulgarian troops
We're eventually driven away from the
plain OF kiikisl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
CINCINNATI BOARD
Of HEALTH RUNS
ICE PLANTS
Striking Union Workers Re.
sumo Work Under Flag OF
Truce Arranged by Mayor
Who Ordered Seizure.
tBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. ]

Cincinnati. Suly 3--Seven non
union ice plants seized yesterday by
order OF Mayor Henry +, Hunt were
being operated today by the board OF
health In AN effort to relieve the suf-
fering caused by the strike of en-
sineers, hremon. drivers and helpers.
The plants are in charge OF striking
engineers and hremen who were or
derrd 90 return 80 work by union ofii-
cats under an agreement made via
the mayor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
PATERSON AGITATOR
IS GIVEN STIFF
SENTENCE
Two to Seven Years in Peni-
tentiary for Industrial
Worker Convicted of Incit-
ing Riot.
IBy Leased Wire ,o Evcning ncrald. !

by LEASED Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Paterson, y. j., July 3.--Patrick
Quinlan, a leader for the Industrial
Workers OF the World, today was
sentenced 10 prison Tor not less than
two nor more than seven years aud
60 nay u hne of $500. He was con-
victcd recently of inciting riot among
the striking SILK mill workers.
Upon unanimous request of the
jurors trying the ease OF Elizabeth
Guerley Finn a similar charge. who
HAD not reached AN agreement new
foreman was appointed by judge
Klenert thin afternoon and the jury
again retired 10 deliberate. No reason
for tie request was made public.
After deliheratlng for two hours
more the jury reported that Il was
unaole 90 agree and was DISCHARGED
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
JAPANESE OFFICIALS
ACQUITTED OF CRUELTY


Toxic, July j.-Tho court Of np-
peals today pronounced the finding OF
mot proven" ON charges of torturlng
prisoners brought against the public
procurators of the district court at
Utsunomiya who were alleged to have
eNamlned some persons accused OF
iVfgery for poriods of 70 "a 80 hours
al stretch while the defendants
stood hsndcuffeu and were glven no
opportunity To rest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
An announcement
By The Mayor

. TO Al.nUQuEnQUE CITIZENS .
In order % prevent any ncci- .
DENTS resulting Ia possible aeri- .
. Gus injury or iqsn Of lie. Fourth .
= street from Curl "a curb win be .
= closed to traffic frOm Aiounlnin =
9 road 10 Silver avenue between =
= the hours OF S.a0 and 1890 a. m. q
= and 2is0 ana ssa0 y. M. Friday. .
= July 4. during the Albuquerque Q
. Santa Re automobile road race. .
= Ropes win be- placed across In .
= tersecting streets. A. n matter =
. Of public safety ! urge that all .
= citizens cooperate a. Keep Fourth 9
= street clear during the hours .
= that the automobiles viii be .
. travcrsluR Il, and thus not only .
. avoid danger bat help 10 make .
= a success 81 the blR race. No =
. vehicles should be standing or .
= passing on Fourth street during =
. the hours mentioned and esne- .
. chilly should small chiidrsn -. .
. kept OFF the street =
. >. n. 3. SELLERS. Mayor. y
@@NN0 H@0~4~~oe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
ROUMANIAN KING
ORDERS MOBILIZATION

bucharest. I,oumansa, July a.
King Charles ordered the general
mobilization of the iloumanlan army
today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Oakland. Call july a.---The Oakland
clnh ~ the coast league has closed me-
gotiations for the conditional purchase
from the Waco club of Tcyas league
Pitcher Lehman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Golden. Colo.. Iulr Al nAE3
dahl WAS INSTANTLY klilea nf nn aet
dental hlaHi an lte uppaI NfaAa ii
the Mounl f.ooSnuI rose t0tt
ailefnoeu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-02
1850 MEN OUT.
Closes Down Plant to Get Even on
Strike.

st. Louis, Mo-, July 2.-The Pitts
burg Plate Glass Company's plant
at Crystal City, Mo-, the biggest Of
its kind in the world, has closed in re-
taliation for the strike of COO men 4
week ago. Twelve hundred and fifty
men have been thrown out Of en-
ployment.
The men walked out because the
company ignored recently enacted
law prohibiting glass employees from
working more than eight hours at 4
shift. The company contends that
the law is discriminatory and threat
ems to ignore it or close the plant
permanently. The GOO strikers have
changed their attitude and are anx-
ious to go back to work.
Superintendent Taylor IS at the
eonipany's headquarters in Pitts
bi1fg comforting with officers rs to
what policy to pursue. 1t is believ-
Cd the plant will be reopened.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-02

ale won't allow me TO pray in til.
house. When ! start to say grace
bcrort meals he begins 10 swear an
when | go into the paror to say MY
prayers he follows me in and pre-
vents me-" This was part of the teS-
timony given by Mrs. Margaret
Fisk in divorce suit which is at
tracing much attention in Pontiac.
Mich. Henry Fisk started suing for
divorc, on the ground Of desertIon
and cruelty and Mrs Fisk filed cross
bill. They were married in 1906. each
having been married before and hay
inc grown children. Mrs. Fisk is a
Free Methodist. Mrs. Fisk also asks
that he be compelled 20 repay $3.50
which she says she has loaned him n.
,ifrcrcni. times since their marriage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-02
Fate Of Miss l'lvnn.

Paterson, n. J., July 2.--'rhc fate
of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, the Indus
trial Workers Of the World STRIKE
leadr. who is on trial for melting the
sill kmill workers here to riot prob
ably will be known this afternoon. AT
torney on both sides presented thciI
arguments to the jury this morning
Counsel for Mss Flynn. who hat
the defendant on the stand for forty
five minutes yesterday, believe he.
testimony marked the climax Of Tho
trial, an dthe prosecution was equal,
confident Of conviction.
In her testimony Miss Flynn d"
clared she urged the strikers to be
peaceful. and at TO time advocated Vi
olencc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-02
HELD FOR MURDER.
Man and Woman Charged With
Causing Death of VIM. Wakefield


Bristol, VI, July Mrs. Bessie
Wakefield, aged "a, and James Plow,
"a. were arrested yesterday, charged
with the death Of Mrs. Wakefeld's
husband. William, following the con-
tession by Mrs. Wakefield that she
had planneIi with Plew to get rid of
her husband and that Plcw had kill
ed him.
The body of Wakefield was found
st Monday in the woods near Che
shire. He had been shot twice
through the back of the head and
stabbed through the heart with hi
own knife. Mrs Wakefield had re-
ported to the police that her husband
was missing the day previous.
Mrs. Wakefield confessed ycster-
day that Plew came 10 her home on
Sunday, and together they talked
over the best way to gel rid Of Wake
field who had become jealous Of The
ether mans attentions to Mrs Wake
field. Plcw ,old Mrs. Wakefield that
he had partially chloroformed Wake
feld, walked him through the woods,
and then shot him twice and stabbed
him with the knife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-02
ONE OF THE FINEST FARM
PROPERTIES IN TIE STATE.
OF VIRGINIA FOR SALE.

Located within 60 miles of Wash
ineton on main Line Southern Rail-
way.
CONTAINS 475 acres Of grass land
of finest quality, a magnificent man
sion in splendid condition, the origin
al cost to build over $4,000.
Two tenant houses and ? 3OO-ton 81
los. All conveniences in out
buildings such as ice houses. houses
and barns for stock, poultry, corn
implements, fruit, etc, in finest cor
dition. Must be seen to be apprecl'
ated.
Il is an IDEAL STOCK FARM
we'll watered and fenced. To be sold
on terms 70 suit.
PRICE $4,000.
Would consider income propeFty
as part payment.
For particulars apply to
WI. F. FOGLE,
Bristow, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-02
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERING
But Husband, With Aid Of Cardui,
Effects Her Deliverance.

Draper, N C.-Mrs. Helen Dalton. OF
this place. says: Il suffered Tor years,
WIN pains in my letl s;dc, and would
often almost smother 10 death.
Medicines patched me up foT awhile
but then T.! would get worse again. Final
", my husband decided he wanted me 10
tfy Cardui, the Wcman'5 tonic, 50 he
bought me a bottle and began using It.
1t did me more good than all The Nledl-
cincs had taken.
have induced many OF NY friends TO
try CaTdui, ard they all say they have
been benefited by lis Use. There rc"ef
has been, and never vii be, a medicine
10 compare with Cardui. | believe II IS
j good medicine for all womanly trout
bicS."
For over 50 years. Cacdui has beer re-
licving woman's sui!ciiu2S and buiini"9
weak women up TO hca!::l and stTer&h.
If YOU are a woman, give il a lair trial.
1t should surely help you, as II mas
million others.
Get bottle OF Cardui to-day.
H,a. 10. CHATTANOOGA Medicine Co. Ladies
ADVISORY Dsc, C'.dU1Mso.a. Tenn. :or iSfE-i-'
L,Glyafti1HI or ycur ce5e and c. gage oooS: hGt"s
Treatment tcr Women" N plain TfapTsf. NJ 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-02
Awarded Damages.

New York, July I'll. Schwartz
OF 1853 East 10th street, obtained !
verdict for $4,000 from sheriff
jury yesterday against David 2. Blue
stein, II druggist. who. Schwartz al
leges, made an error in fling 4 pre-
scription which cost him the sight Of
$anseye.
Schwartz explained that DR.. Irving
Ttirck gave him q prescription for
fsr eye wash which he took to Blue
stein to have filled After using it h:
lost the sight of his eye. Investiga'
ton showed that the druggist hac
put nitrate of silver in the wash in
stead of another drug called for BY
the prescription.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-02
FALLS TO DEATH.



Philadelphia, Pa, July 2-Frcdcr'
lex Gault. 40 years old, was killed
yesterday, when he fell from the
fourteenth floor to the basement OF
he New Adclphi Heel, which is il
course of erection at Thirteenth and
Chestnut streets. Gaui, who was n
foreman carpenter, employed b..
Doak and Company, the contractor
on the operation, was changing :
pully block in vent shaft eytendin"
The height Of the building. Eithsr
vertigo or Il slip Of the foot caused
him 20 lose his balance and he fell
10 the bottom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-02
TOWN DhRKENED BY SNAKE.
Lights Go Out When 1t Climbs Pole
and ShGri-Circ,lilS Wires.

Mullins, S. c., July "A green
snake 20 inches long threw the town
Of Mullins into darkness Sunday night
Electric lights in stores and rcsdcn
ces suddenly went ont and did moi
come back. The electric lght com
pany was unable to discover The
cause Of The aroublc until yesterday
morning. when lincmcn found the
snake TANGLED in the wires
The repilc ha& crawlcd to the TOP
Of nole, and coming in contact with
the wires formed short circuit and
cut of the current. The snake was